Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 5432, for John Nunnally, Virginia
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(3-1776)

SERVICE 
Va. 

Nunnally, John 
[Nunnally,] Suckey

NUMBER
W. 5432

CONTENTS
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6242
Georgia 
Suckey Nunnally decd, widow of John Nunnally Va who served in the Revolutionary war, as a Sergeant
Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of 120 Dollars 00 Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1848. and ceasing March 4th 1849
Certificate of Pension issued the 21st day of April/54 and sent to Wm M. Varnum 
Dahlonega Ga
Recorded on Roll of Pensioners under act February 2, 1848, Page 212 Vol. 3.
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Register of ages of the family of 
John Nunnally wsa born 12th Februay in the year of our lord 1758 departed this life June 10th 1825. Following after 3 o'clock bell.
Sukey Nunnally wife of the said John was born 25 October 1766     
[Faintly in right margin: 1835  1866  [Illegible]
[Faintly between lines: 1841  1726]
Join'd in wedlock 16th January 1783
Polley Forest Nunnally Daughter of the above John & Suckey was born the 3rd Dec'r. 10 OClock in the morning 1783
Betsey Walthall Nunnally was born 30th June 9 OClock in the morning 1786
Moses Nunnally was born 21st March 2 OClock in the morning 1788_ Died 8thth Sept'r 1805 8 OClock AM
John Archer Nunnally was born 8th March  1 OClock in the morning 1790
William Branch Nunnally was born the 6th December 1791 (4 OClock in the morning)
[Copied faintly underneath:]
December 1791 4 OClock in the morning
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1800
Oct 19 

P Contra  CB
By her proposition of the Estates of Mary A  Michal Ballow} 46 0 5 1/4
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Declaration
In order to obtain the benefit of the provisions made by the act of Congress passed on the 7th day of July 1838 entitled an Act granting half pay and pensions to certain widows and the acts of 23rd March 1843 & 17 June 1844 continuing the pensions of Certain Widows"
State of Georgia Clark County} ss
Special Inferior Court December 29.1845 
On this 29th day of December 1845 personally appeared before the Honourable the Inferior Court in and for the County aforesaid the same being a court of record, Mrs. Suckey Nunnally a resident of said County and state aged 79 years past who being first duly sworn according to law doth on her oath make the following Declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the several acts of Congress applicable to her case. That she is the widow of John Nunnally who was a private soldier and she believes was a Commissary or an assistant and served as private and Commissary during the War of the Revolution in the Virginia malitia and Continental Line of the United States Army two years or upwards as she has always understood and verrily believes in the following manner viz
That the said John Nunnally was a resident of Cumberland County State of Virginia and was teaching a School - in Amelia County when hostilitys commenced  That he volunteered or was drafted and entered the services of the United States as a private in the virginia malitia and served out his tour of duty and substituted for a second and perhaps a third tour & after serving out his several tours as a malitiaman as above finally enlisted for the Term of two years in the virginia Continental line of the United States army, in Captain Fanleroys Company. Col Parkers Ridgement [regiment] and was engaged during his enlistment in Several Scrimmages and Battles. But the only Battles of notoriety now recollected by deponent was the Battle of Monmoth where Captain Fanleroy was killed and a Scrimmage or Battle Somewhere between Brunswick and Amboy where Col. Parker was killed  That deponent does not recollect to have heard what officers Commanded Captain Fanleroys Company and
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and.
Col Parkers Ridgement after their death  But that she has always understood and verrily believes that the said John Nunnally faithfull served out the term of his enlistment as a private and Commissary and was legally and honourably discharged therefrom. which discharge she has seen since her intermarriage with the said John Nunnally But that it has been destroyed many years since That she has no documentary proof and knows of no person living who could testify to any portion of the services of the said Nunnally as aforesaid  That she states the foregoing narative and officers names from her recollection of what the said Nunnally frequently rilated to his family during his lifetime  And as she speaks from hearsay at this late period she cannot be more precise than above And deponent further States that the said John Nunnally died on the 10th day of June 1825 in Clark County State of Georgia And this deponent further declares that she was legally married to the aforesaid John Nunnallly on the 16th day of January 1783 as appears from her family registry in the hand writing of her said husband which has been in her posession eve since his death and has undergone no alterations whatever (except hsi death was appended in the handwriting of James Sansom) which registry she verrily believes to be true and is hereunto annexed in support of her statements  That she has no other record or Documentary evidence in support of her statements and knows of no person living (and bilives their is not) that could testify as to her marriage But that she was legally married as aforesaid by a Parson by the name of McCray in Cumberland County State of Virginia and in the division of said County was cut off in to Powetan County and that after the close of the War of the revolution her said Husband ws Major or Briggade Inspector General of the Division including the countys of Powetan and Cumberland and acted as Deputy Sheriff for many years in Powetan County from 1795 to 1800 under Littleburg Moseley from 1800 to 1803 under Edward Mumford and from Powetan County removed to Georgia Clark County where he died on the day aforesaid
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aforesaid
leaving her his widow That she has remained a widow ever since the period of her husbands death, That she was not married prior to her husbands last service But was married prior to the 1st day of January 1794 viz at the time before stated all of which will more fully appear by reference to proof hereunto annexed.  Sworn to and Subscribed in Open Court - on the day and year first mentioned
attest John Calvin Johnson Clerk 
Sukey Nunnally her x marK

Personally appeared in open Court Aaron F Nunnally a resident of said County of Clark and being first duly sworn saith that his reputed Father John Nunnally died on the 10th day of June 1825 in Clark County Georgia leaving his reputed Mother Suckey Nunnally the above declarant his widow and that she has remained a widow ever since  That the leaf hereunto annexed purporting to be a family registry was the only one ever had and owned by his said Parents since his recollection and is in the hand writing of his said Father (less the date of his death) and he believes it to be a genuine record. He further states that he recollects to have heard his said Father say in his lifetime that he was in service under Captain Fanleroy and Col Parker when they were killed in an action with the enemy - A. F. Nunnally}
Sworn to and Subscribed in open}
Court on this 29th day of December 1845 } 
Attest John Calvin Johnson Clerk

We Richard Richardson aged 49 years past Richard Dickin aged 45 years past and William Dickin aged 50 years past residents of the County of Clark state of Georgia do hereby Certify that we were personally acquainted with John Nunnally previous to his death and that he was reputed and believed by his neighbours generally and unanimously so far as comes under our knowledge to have been a soldier in the War of the revolution and we fully concur
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in that opinion  We further certify that he was a man of undoubted truth and varacity and in his lifetime  claimed for himself the Honors of being a faithful soldier in the American Cause for Liberty and his statement was received as true so far as come under our Knowledge  And that he died several years since in Clark County Georgia leaveing the Declarant —Suckey Nunnally his widow and she is still his widow and has children we suppose to be sixty years of age or upwards
Rich'd Richardson
Richard Dicken
Wm Dicken
Sworn to and subscribed in open Court this 29th day of December 1845
Attest 
Thom L Simonton J.J.C
W J Wrencraft J.J.C
A. F. Nunnally J.J.C
And the said Court after a full investigation of the matter do hereby declare in its Opinion that, the Declarant, Suckey Nunnallys Statements are entitled to full faith and credit  And the said Court do hereby certify that the leaf hereunto annexed with three wafers, purporting to be a family register in the same described by the Declarant and Aaron F Nunnally and was hereunto annexed in Open Court  And that Aaron F. Nunnally is a respectable intelligent and creditable person  And that Richard Richardson, Richard Dicken,, & William Dicken ,, are residents as by them stated respectable intelligent and creditable witnesses the 29 day December 1845 
Thom L Simonton J.J.C
W J Wrencraft J.J.C
A. F. Nunnally J.J.C
Attest John Calvin Johnson  Clerk

State of Georgia Clark County } ss
I John Calvin Johnson Clerk of the Inferior Court of Clark County State of Georgia do hereby certify that the above and foregoing are the original proceedings had in said Court on the 29th day of December 1845 in he matter of Mrs Suckey Nunnally for a pension
Given under my hand and seal of Office this 29th day of December 1845
John Calvin Johnson  Clerk

12123
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W. M. Varnum Dahlonega Georgia
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State of Georgia Clarke County} Court of Ordinary Special Term On this the 23rd day of December in open Court personally appeared America Sansom whose statements are entitled to credit and after being duly sworn according to law makes the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the several acts of Congress making provision for the Widows and Children of Deceased Revolutionary Soldiers, that she is the child of Sukey Nunnally who was a pensioner of the United States on the Georgia Roll at the rate of one hundred twenty dollars per annum as the Widow of John Nunnally who was at [blank] in the army of the Revolution that her mother the said Sukey Nunnally applyed for & drew said pension under the act of the 7th July 1838 up to the 4th March 1848. That she never drew the amount due her from the 4th of March 1848 up to her death which occured on the 4th March 1849  That she died on the 4th of March 1849 leaving the following Children namely Elizabeth Gordon formerly Elizabeth Nunnally. John Nunnally. William Nunnally. Josiah Nunnally. Aaron Nunnally. Martha Appling & deponent America Sansom formerly America Nunnally which are the only Children that survived her the said Sukey Nunnally Deceased, & that she  did without again intermarrying. 
America Sansom

Sworn to and Subscribed this the 23rd day of December A. D. 1853} America Sansom 
Asa M Jackson Ordinary of Clarke County Georgia}
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State of Georgia Clarke County} I Asa M Jackson Ordinary of Said County do hereby certify that satisfactory evidence has been exhibited before me showing that Sukey Nunnally Widow  of John Nunnally was a Pensioner of the United States on the Georgia roll at the rate of one hundred twenty Dollars per annum  That she died leaving only the following Children namely Elizabeth Gordon formerly Elizabeth Nunnally, John Nunnally, William Nunnally, Josiah Nunnally, Aaron F Nunnally, Martha Appling formerly Martha Nunnally and America Sansom formerly America Nunnally.  That she drew a Pension up to the 4th March 1848, under act 7th July 1838, and that she died on the 4th day of March 1849 & that she never intermarried. 
Given under my hand & Seal of office at Office in Watkinsville in said County this the 23rd day of December A.D. 1853 
Asa M Jackson Ordinary of Clarke County Georgia
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August 19, 1938 xxxxxx BA-J/MCS John Nunnally, W.5432 Miss Louise Babcock Nunnally 406 East Second Street Rome, Georgia Dear Madam:  Reference is made to your request for information relative to John Nunnally who was born February 12, 1758, served in the Revolution and later lived in Clark County, Georgia.  The data which follow were obtained from papers on file in the pension claim, W.5432, based on the military service of John Nunnally.   He was born February 12, 1758.  The place of his birth and names of parents were not given.  At the commencement of the Revolution, he was teaching school in Amelia County but was a resident of Cumberland County, Virginia.  He enlisted early in the Revolution and served as private in the Virginia militia, length of service and names of officers not given.  He later served at least two years as private and commissary with the Virginia troops under Captain Fauntleroy and Colonel Parker and was in the battle of Monmouth.  After the Revolution he was Major and Brigade Inspector General of the division including the counties of Powhatan and Cumberland, Virginia.  He married January 16, 1783, in Powhatan County, Virginia, Suckey (maiden name not given) who was born October 25, 1766.  He served as Deputy Sheriff in Powhatan County from 1795 until 1803 or afterward.  John Nunnally died June 10, 1825, in Clark County, Georgia.  
She later married in part of Cumberland which was made into Powhatan so I used Powhatan Co. as the division was made in 1777.  MCS
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His widow, Suckey, was allowed pension on her application executed December 29, 1845, at which time she was a resident of Clark County, Georgia.  She died March 4, 1849.  John and Suckey Nunnally had the following children:  Polly Forrest Nunnally born December 3, 1783.  Betsey or Elizabeth Walthall Nunnally born June 30, 1786, married--Gordon.  Moses Nunnally born March 21, 1788, died September, 1805.  John Archer Nunnally born March 8, 1790.  William Branch Nunnally born December 5,1791.  Aaron F. Nunnally, resident of Clark County, Georgia, in 1845. Martha married---Appling.  America Nunnally, married--Sansom.  Reference was made to one James Sansom but it was not shown whether or not he was the husband of America Sansom. There are no further data relative to soldier's family.  Very truly yours A. D. HILLER Executive Assistant to the Administrator
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[Square postage stamp:]
U.S. POSTAGE
2 CENTS 2

[Round post office stamp:]
CHARLOTTE N.C. AUG 28 7PM 1921

[Oval office stamp:]
CHIEF CLERK AUG 29 1921 BUREAU OF PENSIONS

[To:] Secretary of Interior
Washington, D.C.

[From:] Mrs. H. C. Tuttle
210 College Apartments
Charlotte, N.C.
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210 College Apartment
Charlotte, N.C.
Aug. 27, 1921

Secretary of Interiour
Washington, D.C.

[oval stamp:]
DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR 
RECEIVED
AUG 29 1921
[illegible]

Dear Sir,
I am trying to establish my eligibility to the D.A.R.'s. List maternal great, great grand-
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father was Major John A. Nunnally, who was born Feb. 12, 1758 and departed this life June 10, 1825, aged 67 years, 3 months and 28 days. This is all the record I have. As you know, I will have to have his record of services, also his wife's name date of birth, marriage and death. Maj. Nunnally's son was John A.

[Oval stamp:]
RECORDS 
AUG 30 1921
DIVISION
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Nunnally, Jr., whose daughter was Martha Ann Nunnally Cochran, and her daughter was Mary Virginia Cochran Bearden, whose daughter is Daisy Nunnally Bearden Tuttle, (the writer). I will have to know the dates of birth, marriage and death of each one, also whom they married. Of course I know
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my father and mother's dates, but I am sorry to state that is as far back as I can trace. Any information you can give me will be gratefully appreciated.
Awaiting an easy reply, and thanking you, I am Very respectfully,
Daisy Nunnally Bearden Tuttle. (Mrs. & H. C. Tuttle).

[Oval stamp:]
RECORDS 
AUG 30 1921
DIVISION
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Reported

10.037
Georgia
Suckey Nunnally
Widow of John Nunnally who was a pensioner under the Act of [blank] and who died on the 10th June, 1825, of Clark Co in the State of Georgia who was a Serg't in the [blank] commanded by Captain [blank] of the the Revolution [crossed out: line] for 2 years

Inscribed on the Roll of Georgia
at the rate of 120 Dollars [blank] 
Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1836.

Certificate of Pension issued the 6th day of June, 1846 and sent to Tho Green Esq, Present

Total amount, $600.00
[Act July 7, 1838.]
Recorded by Tho Rumpkin, Clerk,
Book D  Vol. 1  Page 323.
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Reported

7784
Georgia
Suckey Nunnally widow of John Nunnally 
who was a Sergeant in the Revolution 
husband. died 10th June 1825

Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of 120 Dollars [blank] Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1843.

Certificate of Pension issued the 6th day of June, 1846, and sent to 
Thos. Green, Esq Present

[Act of March 3, 1843.]
& 17th June, 1844
Recorded in Book A 
Vol. 2. Page 175.
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8665
Act 43
Act 44 & 64

12623.

Suckey Nunnally
Widow
Georgia

M. 1783. d. 10 June 1825
Admitted
2 yrs Sergt. $120
[crossed out: V] 5 regt Va State Troop,

Thos. Green Esq
Attorney
Present
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No. 123
Suckey Nunnally, dec
widow of John
Ga.
Act 2 Feb 1828.
$120 per annum,
Com'g [commencing] 4 March 1848
& end'g [ending] 4 March 1849
payable to 
Elizabeth Gordon,
Martha Appling,
America Sansom. x
John
Wm
Josiah & Aaron
Nunnally, only 
surviving children

Wm M Varnum
Dahlonega Ga
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Dahlonega April 10th, 54
Commissioner of Pensions
Will please find Declaration for a Pension Please report to me at this place 
Respectfully
W. M. Varnum
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[Large ink stamp:] 10

Col. J. S. Edwards
Comm'r of Pensions
Washington City D. C. 

12623
March 7, 1846
Mar 7 46
Cl. Suckey Nunnally
July 7, 1898

[Round post office stamp:]
RICHMOND Va.
MAR 5
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Richd. 2 March 1846
Col. J.L. Edwards
Washington 
Sir:
I enclose you the application of Mrs Suckey Nunnally, of Ga, widow of John for a pension under act 7 July "38. 
The record of marriage & proof of identity are furnished. But she cannot prove her husbands services— & for these must rely upon the chance of your record corroborating her own statement of her husbands reported conversations. I notice she says he was a Commissary or assistant  — Possibly she may be sustained by the Washington Papers in this important particular. 
I am yrs. very Respectfully,
Thomas Green
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Rev. and 1812
Wars Section
MCS/HMM

August 19, 1929

Mrs. H. Hannah
632 Tarboro Street
Rocky Mount
North Carolina.

Dear Madam:
I advise you from the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim, W. 5432, it appears that John Nunnally was born February 12, 1758, place not stated.
While residing in Cumberland County, Virginia, he enlisted early in the Revolution and served as a private in the Virginia Militia, length of service and names of officers not given. He later served at least two years as private and commissary with the Virginia troops under Captain Fauntleroy and Colonel Parker and was in the battle of Monmouth.
After the Revolution he was Major or Brigade Inspector General of the division including the counties of Powhatan and Cumberland, Virginia.
He married, January 16, 1783, in Cumberland County, Virginia, [note added: in part l. Powhatan] Suckey who was born October 25, 1766, maiden name not given. 
He died June 10, 1825 in Clark County, Georgia.
His widow, Suckey, was allowed pension on her application
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[2]
executed December 29, 1845, at which time she was a resident of Clark County, Georgia. 
She died March 4, 1849. 
John and Suckey Nunnally had the following children: 
Polly Forrest Nunnally Born December 3, 1783 
Betsey or Elizabeth Walthall Nunnally " June 30, 1786 – married _Gordon
Moses Nunnally " March 21, 1788 – died September 1805
John Archer Nunnally " March 8, 1790
William Branch Nunnally " December 6, 1791
Josiah Nunnally 
Aaron F. Nunnally res. Clark Co Jan 1845
Martha Married –––– Appling
America Married –––– Sansom

The above noted is the history of the only soldier named John Nunnally from the vicinity of Nottoway County, Virginia, found on the Revolutionary War records of this Bureau. 

In order to identify the records of particular soldiers of the Revolution by the names of Bell and Fitzgerald, the first names are essential, and you should furnish as much as possible of the following data pertaining to them: approximate dates of birth and death, places of residence at enlistment and after service, and given names of widows. 
Very truly yours, 
EARL D. CHURCH 
Commissioner.
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR RECORDS SECTION. 3-525
DEPARMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
BUREAU OF PENSIONS.
W.F.5432 Washington, D. C., [blank], 19[blank]
In reply to your request of [blank], received [blank] for a statement of the military history of John Nunnally a soldier of the REVOLUTIONARY WAR, you will find below the desired information as contained in his (or his widow's) application for pension on file in this Bureau.

DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR APPOINTMENT. | LENGTH OF SERVICE. | RANK | OFFICERS UNDER WHOM SERVICE WAS RENDERED. CAPTAIN. | COLONEL. | STATE.

x |  | Pvt | in militia no officers stated | Va
x | 2 yrs  | Pvt Commissary | Fauntleroy | Parker |
after the Rev |   | he was Major or Brigade Inspector General of the Division 

Battles engaged in, Monmouth skirmish
Residence of soldier at enlistment, Cumberland Co. Va.
Date of application for pension, Dec 29 1845 Her clm [claim] was al[lowed].
Residence at date of application, Clark Co Ga
Age at date of application, she was b. Oct. 23.-1766.
Remarks: He was b. Feby 12 1738 (& d. June 10, 1825 ew) He was in Cumberland Co. Va 
Jany 16, 1703
Suckey. She died Mch. 4 1849 
Children: Polly Forrest b. Dec. 3 1783. 
Betsey or Elizabeth Walthall b. June 30, 1786 mar. Gordon.
Moses b. Mch. 21. 1788. d. Sept. 8. 1805.
John Archer b. Mch. 8. 1790, 
William Branch b. Dec. 6. 1791.
Josiah. 
Aaron F., 
Martha mar. ...Appling
America mar. ...Sansom
Respectfully,
Commissioner.
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MISS LOUISE BABCOCK NUNNALLY 
406 EAST SECOND STREET 
ROME, GEORGIA 
July 28, 1938
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Pensions
Revolutionary War Records Section
Washington, D. C. 
Gentlemen: I am very anxious to secure the military history of John Nunnally, a soldier of the Revolutionary War, who was my great great grandfather.
John Nunnally was born February 12, 1758. He was married in Cumberland County, Virginia, January 16, 1783, to Suckey Burton. I understand that he engaged in several battles which took place in Virginia and that about 1845 application for a pension was made by his wife which claim was allowed. At this time I believe she was living in Clarke County, Georgia.
Any information that you have and will give me regarding the military record of John Nunnally, his wife and children, will be deeply appreciated.
Very truly yours, 
Louse B. Nunnally 
Louise B. Nunnally
[Round stamp:]
RECD JULY 30 1938 MAIL SUB-DIV VETS ADM READER 4
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632 Tarboro St Rocky Mt. N.C. May 24th 1929.
To: Bureau of Pensions: Washington D.C.
Have you a revolutionary record of following names.
[Added: ✓] William and [added: ✓] John Nunnally of Nottoway Co Va also of any Bells of same Co.
Since writing you I have information they were of said Co. so hope this may throw light enough to find records which I know are some where and hope to find them.
Respect Mrs. H. Hannah 632 Tarboro St Rocky Mt. N.C.
Also [note added: none] if you have any Fitzgeralds from same Co.
[Round stamp:]
U.S. PENSION OFFICE D MAY 25 1929
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U.S. PENSION OFFICE. D MAR 9 1914
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EGN
Monroe Geo Mar 7th 1914
Pension Bureau Dept Interior
Can you give me any information concerning the Revolutionary war record of Maj John Nunnally His widow drew a pension from the US. government as late as the year 1847 _ Thanking you in advance for any information you may be able to furnish me I am
Most Respecfully Mrs. W H Nunnally Monroe Georgia
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1914 Mch. 16 Hist to Mrs W.H. Nunnally V.L.M.
1921 Sept. 9 hist to Mrs. H.C. Tuttle — Ew
1929 Aug. 19. hist to Mrs. H. Hannah. See case of Mrs. Nunnally. S 5844 MCS
1938. Aug. 19. hist to Mrs. Louise Babcock Nunnally. WCS

Rev'y WIDOW, &c.
File No. 5432
Suckey Nunnally Widow
John Nunnally Sergt. Rev: War.

Act: Feby. 29 48
Index:—Vol. M, Page 91
[Arrangement of 1870.]
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When returnable:
October Pacokalea Court 1799

Returns:
No effects found within my bailiwick whereof I can make the within debt & Costs or any part thereof.
J.N.D. for L. M. Shff [Sheriff]

[When returnable:]
Dr

[Returns:]
Executed on one bay Horse for [illegible] bond taken & forfeited. J.N.D. for L. Mosby Shff
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[Left side of paper is torn off.]

[Column headings:
[Blank] || Amount

Wade Netherland fi fa [fieri facias] 
[illegible] 26th July || Dol 26–
Cents — — || 206

[Illegible]noses & Colley fi fa || Dol 4 Cents 60
[+] .23 [=] 4.83

Arthur Moseley Jnr. 16 || 12|16|3
[illegible] till || 8|3|4
[illegible] || 2|1|6
[illegible] || [=] 22|19|1

[illegible] 15/8}
[illegible] 1799} || [-] 1|2|4 [=] 21|16|9 
[illegible] || [+] 1|1|9
[illegible] || [+] 0|3|9
[illegible]  || [=] 23|2|3
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[Column headings:]
Parties H || Amo[unt] [with three number columns]

Daniel Preston vs Thomas Turpin fi. fa. [fieri facias] debt || 28|16|-
Ints. from 18th Sept. 1897 till 19th Sept. 1797 ||  -|-|1 [=] 28|16|1
paid 19th Sept. 1797 || [-] 5|-|- [=] 23|16|1
Ints. from 19 Sept. 1797 till 10th June 1803 || [+]8|2|5
[Illegible] costs 743 Cents || [+] 2|4|7 [=] 34|3|1 
Sheff Comf'n [sherriff's commission?]34/1- Del'r Bond 3/9 || [+] 1|17|10 [=] 36|-|11

John & Edw'd Cunningham vs. Boyl Brackett Excr. fi.fa. debt || 14|6|-
Ints. from 28th June 1800 till || 
[Illegible] Costs 530 Cents || 1|11|16

Edw'd Walford //Aprth. H vs Abram Baugh fi. fa. debt || 8|12|6
Ints. from 22 Dec'r 1801 till 11th June 1803 || -|15|3
Ian Costs 806 Cents || 2|8|4 [=] 11|16|1
Shff. Comf'n. 11/co Dec. Bond 3/9 || -|15|7 [=] 12|11|8
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[Two column headings:]
Returns || A Receipt agreeable to return

Satisfy'd this 28th July 1803  J.N. for E. Mumford Shrff. || Money sent by M. S. Davenport to Mr. Danl. the Atts.

Made the 6th July 1803 the Costs of the within amounting to $6:14
J. Nunnally DS for E. Mumford Shrff. || [blank]

Satisfied the 10th June 1803
Jno. Nunnally DS for E Mumford Shrff || [blank]