Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File Old War Inv. File 8608, Andrew Green, Not Rev. Gen. Harmar'S Ind. War 1790 Applied In Ky.
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(3-1776)
SERVICE                                                NUMBER
Not Rev.                 Green, Andrew       Old War Inv. File 8608
Gen. Harmar's Ind. War
1790
Applied in Ky
CONTENTS
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(3-1776)
SERVICE                                          NUMBER
Not Rev.           Green, Andrew     Old War Serv. File 8608
Gen. Harmar's Ind. War
1790
Applied in Ky
CONTENTS
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[left side of page]

Dead[?]. See letter 4 Dec. 1820[?]
S. S. English L & P. Agt,[?] go to SS.C.
Aug 11, 1836
[end left side]

[right side - begins with a torn upper left corner]
[K]entucky.
Andrew Green, 
private.
In the army U. S. during Harmer's 
Campaign.
___________________________________________________
Inscribed on roll of Kentucky 
under Law 18th of April 1814 at
$1[?].67/100 per mo[?]: [illegible word] 14 Oct. 1823.
Increased to $2.66/100[illegible two letters to right of 66] per mo by Law
24 April, 1816. And, increased 
by the Secretary of War to $8. per
mo: to commence 23rd Oct. 1822
on the 18 January, 1823. ~
___________________________________________________
Certificate of pension issued
18 January, 1823 & sent to Leslie
Combs of Lexington, Kentucky
now in Washington City.
____________________________________________________
And from 4[?] Sept. to 23 Oct: 1822}
@$2.66/100 per mo 26/100[?] & 4/[illegible] }           4.20
Amt from 23 Oct. 1822 to }
4 Mar. 1823  4[illegible] 13[?]/31 months @$8 }        35.35
                                                                                   ______
                                                                                   $39.55      
                                                                                   ______
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[envelope]

Warsaw Ky                          Free
Nov 23

Dec 3rd

John L. Edwards
Pension Agent War Dept
Washington City

Andrew Green
[illegible] Ky
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Warsaw Gallatin County Kentucky Novr. 23, 1835

Dear Sr
As the attorney in fact for the heirs of Andrew Green Deceased, who is enrolled on the pension list as an invalid pensioner of the Revolution, Registered in Book B Vol. 10, page 8, by William Hickey clerk End. & countersigned by J. L. Edwards.

The original certificate is as follows to wit 
Increased pension
The allowance of the within named pensioner is hereby authorized to be increased from 2 66 1/3/100 per mo. to which his pension was raised by the law of the 24 of April 1816 to the rate of Eight dollars per month to commence from the twenty third of October 1822 
Given at the War offices the 18th of January 1823
J. C. Calhoun
Secretary of War

The above named Andrew Green departed this life on the 3rd day of April 1833, his last draw was maid in the year 1831 or 32. This [illegible requires] an order from J. L. Edwards agent at Washington City am sir not advised in that course I am to take but so far as the papers can be prepared I have them ready &c but two years having elapsed between the time at which the pensioner made his last draw and the present time, I have to call on you for an order I presume to the pension Agent at Lexington, Kentucky. I do not know what authority you issue the order, here you will please let me know which will be a pecular favour in deed.
J. L. Edwards Esqr.    Saml S. English
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ORIGINAL CLAIM.

                          United States.

Kentucky DISTRICT, SS.

I, Robert Trimble Judge of
the District Court of the United States of America,
for the Kentucky District; by
AUTHORITY of an act of Congress, passed the 25th
day of April, 1812, entitled "An act to revise and
continue in force an 'Act to provide for persons who
were disabled by known wounds received in the Re-
volutionary war, and for other purposes," DO HERE-
BY ESPECIALLY AUTHORIZE AND COMMISSION Richard Pindle
& Thomas P. Latterwhite of the county of 
Fayette and district of Kentucky 
to take all evidence pursuant to the rules and regulations of the said act, for substan-
tiating the claim of John Williams # of the town of [blank] in the county of [blank] and district of
Kentucky to be placed on the Pension List of the United States,
by reason of known wounds received in said war, or since, (as prescribed in the fourth
section of "An act concerning invalid pensioners," passed the 25th of April, 1808,)
while in the actual service of the United States, and in the line of his duty.  And
when the same shall be completed, to return the evidence, affidavits, certificates, and
proceedings had hereupon, together with this commission, to the Secretary for the De-
partment of War.

                       Given under my hand and seal, at Lexington
                        the 12th day of September in
                        the year one thousand eight and twenty two.

                                                          #John Williams inserted
instead of Andrew Green before signed
                                        Robt. Trimble
                                        District Judge
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INCREASE OF PENSION.

United States.

Kentucky DISTRICT, SS.

To Doctor Charles Henry Warfield
of Lexington Ky. and
Doctor Thomas P. Satterwhite of
Lexington Ky in Fayette
County & said district.

Pursuant to an act of Congress of the United
States, passed the 25th of April, 1812, entitled "An
act to revive and continue in force 'An act to provide
for persons who were disabled by known wounds re-
ceived in the Revolutionary war, and for other pur-
poses," you are hereby appointed and authorized to
examine Andrew Green
who is inscribed on the Pension List of the United States and is claimant for an in-
crease of pension, conformably to the 5th section of the act of the 10th April, 1806,
revived as aforesaid; and you are to report, in writing, and on oath or affirmation,
your opinion of the nature of his disability and in which degree it prevents him from ob-
taining a subsistence by manual labor; and in your proceedings in the premises you
are to be regulated and governed by said act.

Given under my hand and seal, at Lexington, Ky
this 12th day of September
in the year one thousand eight hundred and twenty two.

Robt. Trimble {seal}
District Judge

[in left margin]
Leslie Combs
At Hyatts
Pen. Av.
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[envelope]

Aug 8
Andrew Green
Nw. Ken Vol

Warsaw Ky }  Free

J.L. Edwards, Esq
Commissioner of Pensions
War Department
Washington City.
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Warsaw Gallatin County Ky. July the 28, 1836.

Dear Sir

by the request of Daniel Green a son of
Andrew Green deceased who was an invilid
pensioner for many years, the pensioner drew
his pension by an attorney at Lexington
Ky.  The object of this letter is to ascertain
by who the money was drawn at each
time.  we have been instructed to
call on you for the information desired
Daniel Green is the Administrator
of his Father, Andrew Green.  the
Administrator has reason to believe
that the pension money is yet in the
hands of the attornies.  By giving
the above information you confer
a very great favor on the parties thus
concerned.  you will please direct your
note to Daniel  Green of this place.

                             with Respect I have
                              the hon., sir to be your
                               humble servant.
                              Saml S. English

John L. Edward
Commr.
Wash
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8608
INVALID.

N. W. Indiana 1790-95?
File No. 8608
Andrew Green
Privt W. S. Infty

Act:
Index; - Vol.  [illegible], Page 151
[Arrangement of 1870.]
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United States of America
Kentucky District LA

To Doctor Charles H. Warfield & T.P. Satterwhite
in Lexington Ky - Pursuant to an act of congress
of the U.S. papers the 25th of April 1812 entitled
"an act to revise & continue in force" an act to
provide for persons who were disabled by
a wound [illegible] in the Revolutionary war
& for other purposes you are hereby appointed
& authorised to examine Andrew Green, who
is inscribed on the pension list of the U.S. and
is claimant for an increase of pension conformable
to the 5th Section of the act of the10th April 1806
revised as above; and you are to report in writing
and on oath or affirmation, your opinion of
the nature of his disability & in what degree
it prevents him from obtaining a subsistence
by manual labour; and in your drawing
in the premises you are to be regulated and
governed by said act.

             Given and under my hand & seal at
             this 13th day of February 1822
                             Robt Trimble {seal}

It is hereby certified that Andrew Green for-
merly a private in Capt Moses Halls company
in Col James Trotters regiment of Militia who
it appears was placed on the pension roll
at the rate of 2.66 2/3/100 dollars per month, on
account
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account as he states of having received a wound
in the left leg from a rifle ball or musket shott
which lodged in the right leg a short distance
above the ancle, after having passed there above the
ancle of the other leg, while in the line of his duty
and in the said Service, on or about the [blank]
day of [blank] 1790 at or near a place called the
Miami Towns on the St. Josephs river in the North
Western territory, is not only still disabled in
consequence of the said injury, but in our opinion
is entitled to full pension, being two thirds more
than he already receives as a pensioner.
                              Chas. Henry Warfield
                               T.P. Satterwhite

Fayette County Lct.
This day came Charles H. Warfield & T.P. Satterwhite
before me a justice of the peace for for said county
and made oath to the truth of the facts
above stated from their own knowledge and
examination - Given under my hand -
                             Matthew Elder JP

State of Kentucky}
Fayette County    } To wit 24th 1822
J. James Clark clerk of the Court for the County aforesaid
do certify that Matthew Elder whose name is
signed to the foregoing certificate is at this time
and was at the time of signing the same an
acting Justice of the peace in and for the County
aforesaid duly commissioned & qualified agreeably to
Law and as such full faith & credit should be given
to all his official acts as well without as
within Courts of Justice
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In Testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my seal of
office this day & date first written
and of the Commonwealth the 31st year
       AH     J.C. Rodes  Clk
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A Green
Proof
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State of Kentucky
Fayette County Lct.

The undersigned Charles Henry Warfield
and Thomas P. Satterwhite acting under the enclosed commiss-
ion from the Honble Robt Trimble District Judge of the 7th
Circuit Ky Distirct, being duly sworn proceeded to examine
the wound of Andrew Green a Pensioner of the
United States, & find his disability to arise from a wound
by a ball passing thro the left Leg, and lodging in the right,
just above the ankles - leaving a wound in the left leg
which now & then discharged a considerable quantity of matter -
inducing an unnatural enlargement of the veins and much
weakness, by reason of which wound he has lost the use
of the left leg, and partially of the right, and is thus
wholly disabled from obtaining a subsistence by manual
labour.
                               Chas. Henry Warfield
                                T.P. Satterwhite

Fayette County to wit,
Sworn to before me a Justice of the
peace for the County aforesaid this
23rd day of October 1822.
                                O. Keen  J.P. F.C.
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State of Kentucky
Fayette County Lct.

This day came Chas. Henry Warfield
and Thos P. Satterwhite (who are respectable Practising Physicians
and Surgeons in Lexington Ky) before me a Justice of
the peace for said County, and made oath to the truth of
the foregoing statement signed by them.
                      
                                      Given this 23 day of
                                      October 1822
                                                O. Keen  J.P.F.C.
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State of Kentucky
Fayette County to wit November 26th 1822
I James C. Rodes Clerk of the Court for the
County aforesaid do certify that Oliver Keen,
whose name is signed to the foregoing Certificate,
is at this time and was at the time of signing
the same an acting Justice of the Peace in and
for the County aforesaid, duly commissioned
 and Qualified agreeably to law, and as such
full faith and Credit should be given to all
his official acts
      In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set
      my hand and affixed my seal of office
      this day and date above written &
      of the Commonwealth the 31st year
                AH     J.C. Rodes   Clk
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[envelope]

                              Free

J.L. Edwards Esq
War Department
Washington City
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[very faint and mostly illegible]
Warsaw Kentucky Dec 16 [illegible]
Dear Sir
Your of the [illegible] has come to hand and after [illegible] you will see by the [illegible] papers [illegible] will please [illegible] case of Andrew Green as [illegible] pensioner who departed this life on the [illegible] day of April [illegible] he has drawn his pension up to the 4th of September 1832 at [illegible].  I am at a pass to know what is necessary in the last mentioned case if all [illegible] will please send me the [illegible] I have all the papers prepared to draw [illegible] except the order [illegible] office you are the [illegible] I have the honor to be your humble servant
S.S. English
J. L. Edwards
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Fayette County
     This day came before me a justice
of the Peace for the County aforesaid James Trotter and
made oath that Andrew Green now present, is the
same person of that name, that is on the pension
roll of the State of Kentucky, for being wounded
in the service of the United States, on Harmer's
Campaign, and at the same time appeared
Andrew Green and under oath that he ne-
ver received a certificate from the War Depart-
ment.

                                  Sworn 30 Sept 1822
before me                  John Bradford  J.P.F.C.
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By order
The allowance of the within named pensioner is hereby authorized to be [illegible] from $2 [illegible] to which his [illegible] was issued by the Law of the 24 April 1876 to the [illegible] of eight dollars [illegible] to commence [illegible] the 23d of October, 1822.
Given at the [illegible] office
January 18 1828
Trotter & Greens Afft
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[to left of fold]
Andrew Green

[to right of fold]
Andrew Green   938 [circled]
private in Col. Trotter's
Regt. Kentucky Militia
in 1790.

Informal.  see
rules and letter to
Mr. Leslie Combs,
Lexington, Kentucky
War Dept
Pension Office
Oct. 27th 1821

Suspended see letter to
Leslie Combs, Esq. Lexing-
ton, Kentucky.  July
13th. 1822. -War Department
                     Pension Office
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State of Kentucky Lct.

     I James Trotter late Col. of a Regt of
Militia on Genl Harmers campaign in the
year 1790 against the Indians, do state on
oath that Andrew Green now a pensioner of
the U.S. was a private in my Regt wounded
in said Genl Harmers defeat, by being shot
thro both Legs above the ancle - witness
my hand this 14 day of September 1821
                                                   James Trotter.

Fayette County Lct
     This say Col James Trotter, who is
a gent of Standing & respectability, made oath
to the truth of the above statement, before me
a justice of the peace for said county - witness
my hand - Sep 16. 1821     R.S. Todd J.P.

September 26th 1821
     It is hereby certified, as our belief from
the foregoing affidavit, that Andrew Green
a private in a company of Militia command
by Capt Moses Hall, in Col James Trotters
Regt of Militia, under Genl Harmer, is ren-
dered incapable of performing the duty
of a soldier, by reason of wounds inflicted
while he was actually in the L.U.S.
in the line of his duty - sig on the [blank] day
of [blank] 1790
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    By satisfactory proof herewith enclosed, and
accurate examination, it appears that on the
[blank] day of [blank] 1790, the above named
Andrew Green, being engaged in the Service of the
United States in Col James Trotters Regt of
Militia - at or near the Miami Towns on the
St Joseph River in the North Western Territory
- received a wound in the left Leg from a
musket or rifle ball which lodged in the
right leg a short distance above the ankle of
this leg, after having passed thro' above the ankle
of the other leg.
     and he is thereby not only incapacitated for
military duty, but in the opinion of
the undersigned, is Totally disabled from
obtaining his subsistence by manual labour
     Witness our hand this 26th day of
September 1821.
                                   Chas. Henry Warfield M.D.
                                   T.P. Satterwhite

Fayette county Lct
      This day came Chs H Warfield & T P Satterwhite
before me a justice of the peace for said county & made
oath to the above Statement signed by them.  I
do certify that said Warfield & Satterwhite
are practising physicians Surgeons of respectable
standing in this town of Lexington & said county
Given under my hand this 26 day of Sept
1821.                           RS. Todd JP.
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State of Kentucky}
Fayette County    }  to wit September 24th 1821
     I James Rodes, clerk of the Court for the
County aforesaid do hereby certify that Robert
S. Todd whose name is signed to the written
Certificate is and was at the time signing the
same an acting Justice of the peace
within and for the County aforesaid duly
commissioned and Qualified according to Law
and as such due faith and credence is and
should be given to all his official acts.
          In Testimony whereof I have hereunto
         set my hand and affixed my seal
          of office, the day and date above
          and of the Comth 30th Year,
AH                J.C. Rodes  C.F.C.C.
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Andrew Green, Invalid, Kentucky, roll.
Be pleased to day as to what time and at what rate the above pension was last paid.
Pension officer} [illegible]
Dec 3, 1835} [illegible]
J H
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(3-1776)

      SERVICE                                                          NUMBER
  Va.                           Green, Andrew                  S.37.958

CONTENTS
[blank]
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4,531
Virginia Roll.
Andrew Green
Capt. Chapman [under name in smaller letters]
Private
Virginia line 4
In the army of the United States during the Revolutionary War
Inscribed on the Roll of Virginia
at the rate of 8 Dollars per month, to commence
the 13 of June 1818
Certificate of Pension issued the 24 of Nov. 1818
and handed to W. John Collins
Culpepper Cty. Va.
Arrears to 4th of Sept 1818 x 21.86
Semi-anl. all'ce ending 4 Mar 1819 48
Arrears 2 Mo [crossed out] 22/30  69.86
{Revolutionary claim} x 21 '' 8.0
{Act 18th March, 1818}
Confirmed
Culpepper Cty.
Notification sent to Gideon Johnson by 7 Nov 1820
Fauquier Cty. Virgina
Let to pas Aug 5, 1837.
'''
[space ]586
11 [underlined]
2 [probably six but heavily inked] 86
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Admitted

    For
AV. John Collins of
           Culpepper Co.

30
12 [underlined]   430
18
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State and District of Virginia Frederick County
On this 13th day of June 1818, before me the subscriber, sole and presiding Judge of the Superior Court of Law for the said county in the said State and district personally appeared Andrew Green aged Fifty seven years, resident in the County of Lee [illegible] in the said district, who being by me first duly sworn according to law, doth, on his oath, make the following declaration in order to obtain the provision made by the late act of Congress, entitled "An act to provide for certain persons engaged in the land and naval service of the United States in the revolutionary war." That he, the said Andrew Green enlisted in the town of Winchester, in Frederick County, in the state of Virginia in the company commanded by Captain John Chapman of the first Virginia Regiment on [illegible] establishment (strikeout) on the 19th of December 1779 for two years.....; that he continued to serve in the said corps, or in the service of the United States until the [illegible] of his said him of [illegible], when he was discharged from service at the falls of Ohio, having in the state of Virginia, now Kentucky, that being [illegible], for the most part of his horse on the [illegible] frontier, he is no better in [illegible] and that he is in reduced circumstances and stands in need of the assistance of his country for support; and that he has no other evidence now in his power of his said services.
Sworn to and declared before me, the day and year aforesaid.
Robert White
I Robert White, Judge &c. as aforesaid, do certify, that it appears to my satisfaction that the said Andrew Green did serve in the revolutionary war, as stated in the preceding declaration, against the common enemy, for the term of nine months, on the continental establishment; and I now transmit the proceedings and testimony taken and had before me, to the Secretary of the Department of War, pursuant to the directions of the aforementioned act of Congress. And I No further certify that it sho appears to my satisfaction from the [illegible]before me that he is in [illegible] circumstances and [illegible] in need of the aid of his Country for support. And I do also certify that Judge Holmes, who is Judge of the Superior Court of Law for that County of [illegible] in this County, is my next door neighbor and is [illegible]
Robt Shite
[illegible]
Seal of the County bottom left
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Frederick[?] County State[?] and District[?] of Virginia Sct[?]

Made oath before me the [illegible]
and presiding Judge of this superior court of law for this 
said County of Frederick, James Withers of the county of 
Culpepper in this[?] state affirmed, that he has been well 
acquainted with the above applicant, since the year 
1898, during all which time he has understood and  [illegible] that, he is as a soldier in the revolutionary war 
and that he also[?] knows that he is in advanced[?] circumstances 
and quite poor. Sworned[?] before me this 18th day of June 
1916[?]
Robt. White
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Green Andrew Declaration
4,531
March 1819
12th Oct 182[?]
Gideon Johnson, agent
Warrenton
Fauquier 19 Va
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District of Virginia Lee
On this 29 day of August 1820 personally appeared Andrew Green before the County Court of Fauquier in the Commonwealth of Virginia in open court being a court of record for the said County of Fauquier and which proceeds according to the course of Common Law with jurisdiction [illegible] in point of Amount and keeping a record of its proceedings aged fifty seven year resident in the County and Commonwealth aforesaid who being first duly sworn according to law doth on his oath declare that he served in the Revolutionary War as follows.  He the said Andrew Green enlisted for the term of three years on the ___ day of February 1779 in the state of Virginia in the company commanded by Captain John Chapman in the regiment commanded by Col. Joseph Crockett in the line of the state of Virginia on the continental establishment that he continues to serve in the said corps until the __ day of September in the year 1782 when he was discharged from the said service at the Falls of Ohio which was then in the said state of Virginia that he was wounded on Bear Grafs Creek three miles above the Falls of the Ohio in a skirmish with the Indians upon which occasion the said John Chapman Capt was killed that he made an original declaration to this effect on June 1818 upon which he received a pension  up to the 4th of September 1819 the number of the pension certificate being 4531-
And I do solemnly swear that I was a resident citizen of the United States on the 18 day of March 1818 and that I have not sense that time by gift, sale or any means ever disproved of my property or any part thereof with intent thereby to diminish it so as to bring myself within the provision of an act of Congress entitled "An act to provide for certain persons engaged in the Land and naval services of the United States in the Revolution War" passed on the 18th day of March 1818: and that I have not [illegible] nor has any person in trust for me any property or service ties contracts or debts or debts owed to me nor have I any income other than what is contained in the schedule here to [illegible] and by me subscribed I have no article or real or personal estate whatever esscept some carpenter tools to the value of about fifteen dollars Sandy Waters owes me about fifteen dollars.  I am by occupation a carpenter and joiner but from age infirmity and the wound received in the war I am unable to do but little at the trade I have no family living with me at
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at this time my wife being dead some years ago and seven
of my children living in the state of Pennsylvania
Andrew Green
Sworn to in open court
Thos C. Kelly DYB
A schedule of Andrew Greens Property
Carpenters tools-
1 Jointer.....$1.00
2 Love plains...$ .75
1 Jack plain....$.50
1 Smoothing  plain.... $.50
1 Rabbit plain....$.25
3 Chisels....$1.50
Detb (debt) due from B. Waters $10
$14.50
Andrew Green
Sworn to in open court this 29th day of August 1820
Jno Aleo Smith DYB

At a Court of Quarterly sessions continued and held for Fauquier County the 30th day of August 1820
Andrew Green a Revolutionary Soldier offered his declaration and Schedule of property which being sworn to in open court is ordered to be filed among the records of this county
The Court is of opinion that the property in the schedule mention is worth (scratched out) fourteen dollars and fifty cents and Ordered to be certified. 
A Copy Teste
Daniel Wilhem Elk
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Fauquier County Court this 30th day of August 1820

I Daniel Withers Clerk of the said Court do hereby certify that the foregoing oath and schedule thereto arrears are herby copied from the. Record of this Court and I do further certify that it is the opinion of the Court that the total amount in value of the said Property is fourteen dollars and fifty cents. 

SEAL      In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and official seal of the said County on this 30th day of August 1820.


D. Withers  Clk
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Rev.
Wars

AWF/HMN

May 17, 1930

Betty Carter
259 N. E. 26th Street
Miami
Florida.                                   Andrew Green

Dear Madam:

You were advised March 8, 1930 that the records of this bureau fail to show a claim for pension on file on account of the services of a George Green in the Revolutionary War, or subsequent period prior to 1840 who was pensioned while residing in Fauquier County, Virginia.

I advise you from the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim S. 37968, it appears that Andrew Green enlisted at Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia, in February 1779 and served as a private until September 1782 in Captain John Chapman's Company, Colonel Joseph Crockett's Virginia Regiment, was in the skirmish at Bear Grass Creek where he was wounded in the leg. 

He was allowed pension on his application executed June 13, 1818, at which time he was a resident of Culpeper County, Virginia, aged fifty-seven years.  Date and place of his birth are not stated.  

He died Deceember 7, 1837.

In 1820 the soldier stated that his wife (name not shown) had been dead some years, and that several children were living in Pennsylvania, no names were designated.

The above noted is the history of the only Andrew Green or Greene found on the Revolutionary War Records of this bureau.

Very truly yours,

E. W.  MORGAN
Acting Commissioner.
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Revolutionary War Records Section and 1812 Section 3-525
 Department of the Interior
Bureau of Pensions
S.F. 3793-8.
Washington, D.C. , __________________, 19_______

In reply to your request of __________, received __________, for a statement of the military history of Andrew Green 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.
Feb. 1779 (Dec. 19, 1779)
Length of Service.
Sept. 1782
Rank.
Pvt.
OFFICERS UNDER WHOM SERVICE WAS RENDERED.
Captain.
John Chapman
Colonel.
Joseph Crockett
State.
Va. 
Battles engaged in, 
Bear Grass Creek where he was wounded in the leg. 
Residence of soldier at enlistment, 
enlisted at Winchester Frederick Co. Va. 
Date of application for pension, 
June 13, 1818 His ?
Residence at date of application, 
Culpeper Co. Va. 
Age at date of application, 
57 years. Died Dec. 7, 1837*
Remarks: 
In 1820, soldier stated that his wife had been dead some years and that several of his children were living in Penn. His heirs are stated. 
Curly Andrew Green reserve.
* from A.B. 
Respectfully, 
Commissioner.
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July 28
Andrew Green
Varoll
24 Nov 18

Manassas Gap
July 25
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[illegible] Gap [illegible] county July [illegible] 1837
Sir,
I wish a copy of the [illegible] filed, and response which my pension was granted, the object is to obtain a land warrant for bounty [illegible] for my service in the Revolutionary War.  I know of no person now living by whom I can prove my serving the afores’d service to [illegible] to the court.  I do not claim to have any right to [illegible] but hope you will oblige an old soldier by [illegible] him as above requested. 
Very Resp’y
Yr Obt Servt
Andrew Green
J. L. Edwards Esq
Com of Pensions
W. City
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[left fold]
1930 May 17 Hist to Betty Carter & also adv.
No George Green, 1840
Pensioner Farquier Co. Va. AES
[central fold]
37958 INVALID
Revy
File No. 37,758
Andrew Green
Pri. Rev War
Act: 18 March 18
Index: _ Vol. 2 Page 203
[Arrangement of 1870]
[right fold]
1916 Mch 29 Hist. to Geo W. Greene.
1916 Dec 11 Hist to Dr. Thos E. Greene
1916 Dec 14 Hist to Hon. Jas. H. Lewis U.S.S. CW
1917 Jany 16 Hist Hon. J.H. Lewis advised how to obtain state last payment & that no family names etc.
[underline]
1917 Mar 23 Aud. Int give data in order that we might furnish date of last payment etc.. To Hon. James H. Lewis AW
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1918 Jany 15 Hist to Mrs. T. M. Morrison
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1919 Nov 25 Dr. Thos. E. Greene given cost of copies and ad. How to apply to aud. Int. for land payment
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1919 Dec. 4 Dr. Thos. E. Greene furnished photostat copies
[underline]
1921 June 1 Hon S. P. Spencer advised of cost of copies & told how to apply to Auditor Int. AW
[underline]
1921 July 1 Photos mailed to Hon. Selden P. Spencer for Thos. E. Green. AW
[underline]
1921 July   Dr. T. E. Greene info copies mailed to Hon. S. P. Spencer on July 1, 1921 AW
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[all handwritten]
Toledo Ohio  Mar 18th 1916
Commissioner Of Pensions
Washington D C
Dear Sir.
One Andrew Green a Soldier from Culpeper Co. Virginia
who served during the Rev-
olution was placed on pension rolls 
Nov. 24th 1818.  his pension having
commenced June 13th 1818.
The writer would like to know 
name and designation of military
organization where in he seved ["r" inserted after "e"].
or any thing pertaining to this man.
-Very Respectfully
    Geo. W. Greene
Room 714 Y.M.C.A.
Toledo Ohio.
Page 42

Toledo  Ohio      Mar 18th 1916                        M.1.
                                                                         Revo
                                                                         Svc

Commissioner of Pensions
Washington D C

Dear Sir

One Andrew Green a Soldier from Culpepper Co. Virginia who served during the Revoltion was placed on pension rolls Nov. 24th 1818.  his pension having  commenced June 13th 1818
The writer would like to know name and designation of military organization where in he served or anything pertaining to this man.
very Respectfully
Geo. W. Greene
Room 714 y. m. c. a. 
Toledo Ohio
Page 43

Department of the Interior.
Bureau of Pensions.
March 23, 1917.

Respectfully returned to the Auditor for the Interior Dept.
who is advised that the Revolutionary
War pensioner Andrew 
Green was pensioned from June 
13, 1818, under Act of Mar.18,
1818, Va. Agenoy, Ctf.4531, issued
Nov. 24, 1818, rate $8 per
month.
The Hon. James H. Lewis has 
twice been furnished the history
of this pensioner and also been given the above data for
the purpose of obtaining the
date of last payment of pension
from your office.
Commissioner.
G M Saltzgaber [handwritten signature]
Rev. War Section.

[handwritten]
Dated March[?] 22, 17
A slip from [illegible] & an 
unsigned letter in handwriting
of Dr. Thos. E. Green
returned to auditor.
whose slip said they
were referred to this
Bureau to answer
interrogatories of
Hon. James H. Lewis
Page 44

Rev. War Section.

March 17, 1917

Hon. James Hamilton Lewis,
United States Senate.

My dear Senator:
In replay to your letter of the sixteenth
instant, and the enclosed memorandum, I have the honor to
advise you, relative to the Revolutionary War pensioner,
Andrew Green of Virginia, S. 37,958, that the date and place
of his birth, the place of his death and the names of his
family are not stated in his claim for pension.
To obtain the date of last payment of his pension and
name of person paid, application should be made to the Auditor 
for the Interior Department, Washington, D. C. quoting
the following data: Andrew Green, Certificate No. 4,531, issued
November 24, 1818, at $8 per month from June 13, 1818,
under Act of March 18, 1818, Virginia Agency.

You were furnished the record of this pensioner on December 15, 1916 
and on January 15, 1917 you were again furnished
the record and also advised as above.

Very truly yours,
G M Saltzgaber [handwritten signature]
Commissioner
Page 45

JAMES HAMILTON LEWIS, ILL., CHAIRMAN
WILLIAM J STORE, MO.
JOSEPH E. RANSDELL, LA.
BOLES PENROSE, PA.
HENRY F. LIPPITT, R. I.
JOHN F MCCARRON, CLERK

United States Senate,
COMMITTEE ON
EXPENDITURES IN THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE

March 15, 1917

Hon. E. C. Tieman,
Deputy Commissioner of Pensions,
Washington, D. C. 
Dear Mr. Tieman:

Will you please send to me, at your 
earliest convenience, the answers to the interrogators 
asked on the enclosed letter regarding service 
of Andrew Green, a soldier of the Revolutionary War

Very truly yours,
James Hamilton Lewis [handwritten signature]

[oval stamp]
DEPUTY
A
MAR 17 1917
COMMISSIONER

[handwritten]
The enclosure which was 
returned was unsigned
it asked the questions which are answered in Bureau letter May 17, 17
and it is same handwriting as letters of Dr. Thos, E Green of Plaza Hotel Chicago
Page 46

Rev. War Section.

January 15, 1917

Hon. James Hamilton Lewis
United States Senate.
My dear Senator:
In reply to your letter of the fifteenth
instant, I have the honor to advise you that in the papers
in the Revolutionary War pension claim S. File No. 37,958,
it appears that Andrew Green enlisted at Winchester, Frederick
County, Virginia, in February 1779; was a Private in 
Captain John Chapman's Company, Colonel Joseph Crockett's 
Virginia Regiment, was in a skirmish at Bear Grass Creek
when he was wounded in the leg and served until September
1783
He was allowed pension on his application
executed June 13, 1818, at which time he was a resident of 
Culpeper County, Virginia, aged fifty-seven years, date
and place of his birth are not stated.
In 1820 he stated that his wife ( name 
not shown ) had been dead some years, and that several children
were living in Pennsylvania, their names are not mentioned.
He died December 7, 1837.
To obtain the date of last payment of pension
and name of person to whom it was paid, application
should be made to the Auditor for the Interior Department,
Washington, D. C. quoting the following data: Andrew Green
Certificate No. 4,531, issued November 24, 1818, at $8. per 
month, from June 13, 1818, under Act March 18, 1818, at
the Virginia Agency.

Very truly yours,
[no signature]
Deputy Commissioner.
Page 47

Rev. War Section.

December 15, 1916,

Hon. James Hamilton Lewis,
United States Senate.
My dear Senator:

In reply to your letter of the fourteenth
instant, I have the honor to advise you that a careful search
of the records of this Bureau fails to show a slaim for pension
filed on account of the services of Thomas Green, Sergeant,
of Captain R. Gilder's Company, Fourteenth U. S. Infantry, War of
1812.

see neg. slip- [handwritten]

From the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim S. 
File 37,958, it appears that Andrew Green enlisted at Winchester,
Frederick County, Virginia, in February 1779, was a Private
in Captain John Chapman's Company, Colonel Joseph Crockett's
Virginia Regiment, was in a skirmish at Bear Grass Creek when 
he was wounded in the leg and served until September 1782.

He was allowed pension on his application executed June 13,
1816, at which time he was 57 years old and a resident of Culpeper
County, Virginia. In 1820 he stated that his wife had 
been dead some years and that several of his children were living
in Pennsylvania, their names are not mentioned. He died
December 7, 1837.

Very truly yours,
G M Saltzgaber [handwritten signature]
Commissioner.
Page 48

JAMES HAMILTON LEWIS, ILL., CHAIRMAN
WILLIAM J STONE, MO.
JOSEPH E. RANSDELL, LA.
BOLES PENROSE, PA.
HENRY F. LIPPITT, R. I.
JOHN F MCCARRON, CLERK.
 
United states Senate,
COMMITTEE ON
EXPENDITURES IN THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE

December 14, 1916

Hon. E. C. Tieman,
Deputy Commissioner of Pensions,
Washington, D. C.

Dear Mr. Tieman:
I am anxious to secure the military
records of the two soldiers whose names are mentioned 
on the enclosed slips. Please furnish me this information
at your earliest convenience.
Very truly yours,
James Hamilton Lewis [handwritten signature]

[handwritten at bottom of page]
The two slips referred to were returned. 
they were in the handwriting of 
Thos. Edw Green and same
data as given by T. E. G.
Page 49

Rev. War Section.
Au [handwritten in upper right corner]

June 11, 1921.

Hon. Selden P. Spencer,
United States Senate.

My dear Senator:

In response to your letter of the ninth 
instant, and the attached memorandum, I have the honor 
to advise you, that photostat copies of all the original papers 
in the Revolutionary War pension claim, Survivor File
No. 37,958, of Andrew Green of Virginia Troops, will be 
furnished you at the rate of fifteen cents a page, with
twenty-five cents extra for certification, if that is desired;
under the provisions of the Act of August 24, 1912.

The number of pages to be copies is seven.
The proper amount should be forwarded to this Bureau
by money order, certified check, draft, or cashier's check, 
drawn to the order of the Secretary of the interior Department.

The payments of said pension were made by the Auditor
for the Interior Department, Treasury Department, and for 
any information in regard thereto, he should be applied to,
citing all of the following data:
Page 50

[note: top of page is folded down so date and salutation are obscured]

Andrew Green; Certificate No. 4531, issued November 
24, 1818, rate $8 per month, commencing June 13, 1818,
under the Act of March 18, 1818, paid at the Virginia
Agency.

Very truly yours,
Washington Gardner [handwritten signature]
Commissioner.

[handwritten at bottom of page]
send photo of jacket = 1 page
" decla of June 13, 1818 = 2 "
" decla of Aug 29, 1820 = 3 "
" letter of July 24, 1837 + 1 '
total 7
Page 51

[typed with handwriting in the margins]
June 9, 1921.

Honorable Washington Gardner,
Commissioner of Pensions. 

Dear Mr. Gardner:
	If practicable to do so, I shall appreciated it if you will kindly furnish me with the information desired in the attached memorandum, returning it with your reply.
	Believe me, with great respect,
		Cordially yours,
		[signed] Selden S. Spencer

Encl. 
[round stamp U.S. Pension Office M Jun 10 1921]

[handwritten in right margin]

& it quotes all the dates in claims formerly given out.

never returned, it asks for copies and how to obtain inf as to where pension was paid at various times.
In fact all the questions that have formerly been asked but there is no name of inquirer on it.

[bottom margin]
[oval stamp Record Division Jun 11 1921]
7 pages- 
This includes photo of jacket = 1 page
2 decl. also 5 [page]
1 letter 1 [page]
7 total
Page 52

[note: left upper corner of paper folded back]

check for $1.30 rec'd. cw [handwritten]

United States Senate,
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS.

June 15, 1921.

Honorable Washington Gardner,
Commisioner of Pensions.

Dear Mr. Gardner:

Referring to your letter of recent 
date concerning certain records in connection
with the pension claim of Andrew
Green, Certificate No. 4531, issued
November 24, 1818, I transmit herewith
check of Thomas  E. Green in the sum of
$1.30 in payment of the photostat copies
of seven pages "at fifteen cents a page,
with 2 five cents extra for certification."
When the work is completed will you 
kindly send the same to me.

Believe me, with great respect,
Cordially yours,
[handwritten signature, illegible]
Incl.
[handwritten math]
15 
  7 
1.05
25
1.30

[oval stamp, mostly illegible]
18

[rectangular stamp]
FINANCE DIVISION
JUN 17, 1921
BUREAU OF PENSIONS

[handwritten ]
Rec'd in Rev. War Section
June 28. 1921. at 1:15 p.m.
aw.
Page 53

Rev. War Section. 
July 1, 1931

Hon. Selden P. Spencer, 
U.S. Senate

My dear Senator:

In response to your letter of the fifteenth ultimo, I have the honor to furnish you with certified phot-stat copies of seven pages, from the Revolutionary War pension claim of Andrew Green, Virginia Troops, Survivor File No. 37,958, and acknowledge the receipt of the check of Mr. Thomas E. Green, for $1.30, sent in payment for the same, by you. 

Very truly yours, 
H.M. Vandervort.
Acting Commissioner.
Page 54

[printed with handwriting]
Congressional 
3
Bureau of Pensions
Finance Division
Jun 17 1921     19__
Chief of Law Division

Sir: 
I have this day received from Hon. Selden P. Spencer check No. 427 for $1, 30/100 requesting copy 
[struck out is “post-office addresses”] as per letter herewith.
Copies Mailed July 1. 21
Law Div.
Noif Au
Very respectfully,
[signed] O. J. Randall
Chief of Division
[initials possibly J. J. C.]
[oval stamp with some print visible “Jun 18”]
Ctfd
Page 55

Date: June 29, 1921
Name: Andrew Green   No.: S.37958
Va Troops, War of Rev.
Photographic copies wanted of: 4
pieces, consisting of: 7  pages.
Remarks: [blank]
VE Wilson  Exr.: J.H.Wood   Chief: Record   Div.
Serial 
No.: 5091   Law Clerk.
Page 56

Rev. War Section.
[handwritten in upper right corner] Au

July 5, 1921.

Dr. Thomas E. Green,
American Red Cross.
National Headquarters,
Washington, D. C.

Sir:
In response to your letter of the 30" ultimo, you are advised that the photostat copies of the original papers
from the Revolutionary War pension claim, Survivor File No.
37,958, Andrew Green, were mailed at his request, to hon.
Selden P Spencer, on July 1, 1921.
Very respectfully,
H. M. Vandervort
Acting Commisioner.
Page 57

[image of cross]
THE AMERICAN RED CROSS
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
WASHINGTON, D. C.

[upper right corner]
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Livingston Farrand, Chairman
W. Frank Persons, Vice Chairman
Albert Ross Hill, Vice Chairman
Mrs. August Belmont
Mabel T. Boardman
Henry P. Davison
Merritte W. Ireland
George E. Scott
Edward R. Stitt
Eliot Wadsworth

June 30, 1921.

Department of the Interior
Bureau of Pensions
Washington, D. C.

Sir:-
I hold receipt from your Bureau, dated
June 17th, for Check No. 427, for $1.30, for homograph copies
in the claim of Andrew Green, No. 4531, sent to Honorable
Selden C. Spencer, United States Senator, who has been kindly acting for me.
I shall be obliged if this order may be hurried to the limit of possible speed as I am leaving the
city shortly and very much wish to have it before I go.

Yours very sincerely,
[handwritten signature] Thos. E Green
Dr. Thomas E. Green
National Director of Speaking Service.
TEG:MK

[handwritten note: bottom left]
This letter rec'd in 
Rev. War Section on July 5, 1921.
AW

[Circular stamp: bottom center, upside down]
Pension Office
D
U. S.
Jul 1 1921

[Oval stamp: bottom right]
Law Division
Received
Jul 1 1921
Page 58

259 N E 26th St
Miami, Fla,
April. 28 1930

Commissioner
Pension Bureau Revolution
Washington

My dear Sir:
Kindly advise me if you 
can furnish one Revolutionary 
record of
Andrew Green who was living 
in Frederick Co, Virginia in 1797
I think lived in Frederick Co, Va.
also have you

[circular stamp: middle of page]
Pension Office
U. S.
Apr 30 1930

[handwritten note]
See George Green SG912

Pension record of one George Green
of Frederick Co. Virginia also 
served in Revolution.
Thanking you in advance Very truly
Betty Carter
Page 59

[Upper left]
Form No. [illegible]
NATIONAL OFFICERS
Woodrow Wilson, President
Robert W. De Forest, Vice-President
William Howard Taft, Vice-President
John Skelton Williams, treasurer
Alexander C. King, Counselor
Stockton Axson, Secretary

[Upper Middle]
[image of cross]
THE AMERICAN RED CROSS
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Speakers Bureau
Thos. E Green, Director

[Upper right]
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
FRANKLIN K. LANE
MERRITTE W. IRELAND
WILLIAM C. BRAISTED
HENRY P. DAVISON
ELIOT WADSWORTH
CORNELIUS N. BLISS, JR.
GEORGE E. SCOTT
LIVINGSTON FARRAND, CHAIRMAN
WILLOUGHBY G. WALLING, VICE-CHAIRMAN
FREDERICK C. MUNROE, GENERAL MANGER

[handwritten and underlined on top of letterhead]
Law Div

November 24 1919
Mr Gaylord M Saltzgaber
Pension Bureau
Washington, D. C.

[Oval stamp, upside down, right side]
Office of the Commissioner
Bureau of Pensions
Nov 25 1919

My dear Mr. Saltzgaber:-
Sometime ago in reply to a request which I sent through
Hon. James H Lewis, then United States Senator from Illinois you
went through Pension Claim S. File 37958 covering the record of my
ancestor, Andrew Green. I should be greatly obliged if you 
may forward to me a copy of Andrew Green's application for pension
executed June 13, 1818.

[handwritten: left side]
Note that he only 
asks for the 1818  decla.

I shall be also obliged if I may have a copy from your 
record of the last pension payment made in his favor. I judge it
was made early in 1838 to his widow, Elizabeth Price Green, in
Farquier County, Virginia. I shall be greatly obliged if you
will give this matter attention and if I may have a reply as
speedily as possible.
Sincerely yours,
Thos. E Green
Director Speakers' Bureau
TEG:MK

[handwritten, bottom left]
S37958
Page 60

[checkmark]
Stamp rec'd
w
OK Revs
Rev. Sec
H

Altoona, Pa. Jun 15th 1918.

War. Dept.
Please send me copy of military record of Andrew Green.
Calpeper Co. Va. applied for pension.
June 13, 1818
Pension granted Nov 24, 1818.
Belonged to Col. Crockitts Regt, will be very grateful
to you for the same one
Page 61

Reopt.
Laura Green Morrow
941 17th
Altoona, Pa,

See personal inquiry
Jan'y 14, 1918

[circular stamp: rightside]
Pension Office
U.S.
Jan 17 1918
Page 62

Mrs. T. M. Morrow
941 17th St.
Altoona Pa
personal inquiry
Jan. 14, 1918
into
Andrew Green,
Va, S37958
Page 63

The American Peace Society
Washington, D. C.
Thomas Edward Green
International lecturer
Plaza Hotel
Chicago, Ill., Dec 4 1916

Commissioner of Pensions
Washington, D. C.
Sir
I desire what you 
have of records- as to birth - 
death - name of widow etc - 
Revolutionary service of
Andrew Green of
Culpepper Co. Va - 
probably enlisted from Fairfax
Co. Served in Regt. of Lieut
Col. Crockett - and was granted 
a pension - of $96 per annum
on Nov. 24, 1818. - 
I shall be obliged by a
Page 64

certified copy of the record
etc. of this soldier.
Very Truly
Dr. Thos. E. Green
The Plaza Hotel
Chicago

[circular stamp: bottom right]
Pension Office
U. S.
O
Dec 5 1916

[handwritten sideways on right]Green
Page 65

[printed with handwriting]
Congressional 
3
Bureau of Pensions
Finance Division
Nov 28 1919     19__
Chief of Rev. War Section
Sir: 

I have this day received from Thomas E. Green “MO” [struck out “draft”] No. 92,154 for $55/100 requesting copy 
[struck out is “post-office addresses”] as per letter herewith.
Copies Mailed Dec. 4. 1919
Law Div.
Noif Au
Very respectfully,
[signed] W. N. Campbell
Chief of Division

[behind this piece of paper is a partial letterhead from the American Red Cross. The left side of the document is covered by the current document. Full document follows this one]
[handwritten on card]
& need OK
RWC
[printed]
CAN RED CROSS
Headquarters
INGTON, D.C>
kers’ Bureau 

Executive Committee
Franklin K. Lane
Merritte W. Ireland
Willaim C. Braisted
Henry F. Davison
Eliot Wadsworth
Cornelius N. Bliss, Jr.
George E. Scott
Livingston Farrand, Chairman
Willoughby G. Walling, Vice-Chairman
Frederick C. Munroe, General Manager
Page 66

[printed with handwriting]

Form No. 301
National Officers
Woodrow Wilson, President
Robert W. De Forest, Vice-President
William Howard Taft, Vice-President
John Skelton Williams, Treasurer 
Stockto Axson, Secretary

[handwritten over letterhead]
M.O. 55₵ need OK
RWC
[letterhead continued]
The American Red Cross
National Headquarters
Washington, D. C. 
Speakers’ Bureau 
Thos. E. Green, Director

Executive Committee
Franklin K. Lane
Merritte W. Ireland
Willaim C. Braisted
Henry F. Davison
Eliot Wadsworth
Cornelius N. Bliss, Jr.
George E. Scott
Livingston Farrand, Chairman
Willoughby G. Walling, Vice-Chairman
Frederick C. Munroe, General Manager

Mr. E. C. Tieman
Acting Commissioner
Bureau of Pensions

November 26 1919

Sir: - 
     Referring to your favor of November 25th covering Revolutionary War section S. F37958 I enclose herewith money order drawn to the order of the Secretary of the Interior for fifty-five cents covering expenses of photostat copy of Revolutionary War pension of Andrew Green together with certifications. 

     I am obliged by the courtesy and the promptness of your reply.
          Very sincerely yours,
               [signed] Thos. E. Green
                Director Speakers’ Bureau

TEG:MK

[square stamp “Finance Division Nov 28 1919]
[printed card at the bottom of the letter, completed in handwriting]
Date Dec 4. 1919
Name Andrew Green  No. S37958
Va. War Rev.
Photostatic copies wanted of 1
pieces, consisting of 2 pages.
Remarks: [blank]

Exr [signed] A E Wilson Chief Rev. War Section
[signed] J. F. Dennis Law Clerk.
Serial No. 7968
Page 67

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Bureau of pensions
Washington

Nov. 25, 1919

Dr. Thomas E. Green,
American Red Cross,
Speakers' Bureau, Washington, D. C.

Sir:
In reply to your letter of the 24" instant, you are advised,
that photostat copies of the application for Revolutionary
War pension, of Andrew Green, dated June 13, 1818, will be
furnished you, under the provisions of the Act of August 24,
1912, at the rate of fifteen cents per page , with [handwritten] twenty five cents
extra, if certification is desired. The number of pages to be 
copied is two. The proper amount should be forwarded to this
bureau by money order drawn to the order of the Secretary of 
the Interior.
For date of last payment of his pension and name of person
paid you should address the Auditor for the Interior Department,
citing all of the following data; Andrew Green, Certificate 4531,
issued Nov. 24, 1818, rate $8 per month, from June 13, 1818, under
Act of Mar. 18, 1818. Virginia Agency.
Very respectfully, 
[handwritten signature] E. C. Tieman
Acting Commissioner.
Page 68

En Pension
The American Peace Society
Washington, D.C.
Thomas Edward Green
International Lecturer
PLAZA HOTEL
Chicago, Ill., Nov 20, 1916
Pension Office
Washington, D.C.
Information desired as to Thomas Green born in Fairfax Co. Virginia
enlisted at Cumberland Md Aug 6 1812. Assigned to the 14th 
U.S. Infantry. Sergeant in Capt. R. Gilder's Company.
Was a Pension applied for or granted this soldier?

Also
Andrew Green
Culpepper Co. Virginia
Page 69

Revolutionary Soldier -
Have you any Pension
records regarding him?
Thanking you.
Dr. Thos. E. Green
The Plaza Hotel
Chicago

U.S. NOV 22
1916
[illegible] OFFICE