Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 32456, for John Prichard, Virginia
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years, Margaret fifteen years, Mary Ann thirteen
years, Harriet eleven years and Fanny eight years
and to sons, whose names are not stated.
Soldier was allowed pension on a certificate
which issued February 14, 1834. He died June 21, 1842
leaving no widow. There is no further data on file as
to family.
The above noted is the only John Prichard of
Virginia found on the Revolutionary War records of
this Bureau.
Very respectfully,
Commissioner.
This statement was taken from a letter
from A. C. Miles Com. of Pensions, dated
July
1842, and was in regard to John Pritchett
of Gibson Co. Ind, R. 20182. It is now in
that case, free report from Comptroller General
herein, dated Jan. 20, 1933. This pol. living in 1847
also the date of death as March 28, 1847 on this soldier {illegible}
certificate jacket & on his old
certificate returned to this of {illegible}
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19957
John Pritchard
Scott Co
Kentucky
Act 18 March 1818
Suspended {illegible}
ter 28 Sept 1826
R. J. Ward, Esq
Geo Town Ky
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REJECTED 8491. 1818 {illegible}
P.o John Prichard
Service: John Prichard
Enlisted: Rejected , 18
Discharged: , 18
Application filed: , 18
Alleges:
Re-enlisted:
Attorney: July 16, 1906
P.O {illegible}
Recognized. Contract
Cert. of Dis. Searched for , 18
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a bottle
of wine,
Mr. & Mrs. John Prichard had
twelve or thirteen children.
are some of their names.
following
Nancy
Rachel
Betsy,
Harriet, Sally, Fanny
Margaret
William, Geo. Washington
Thomas (my grandfather)
An uncle of of mine
Geo. Washington
Prichard, now deceased, a namesake
of the above Geo. Washington Prichard)
has often related the story
his grandfather
tell
of hearing
John Prichard)
of how he used to ride side
by side with Col. Geo. Washington
with whom he was intimate
Will you please look into this
matter
see what
me and
once more for
you can do?
Yours very truly
Mrs. L H Box
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John
Prichards
Pension Certificate