Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 1,083, Thomas Bowyer, [BLANK]

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SERVICE 

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Bowyer, Thomas 
Bowyer, Nancy C.

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NUMBER

R. 1,083

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Rejected
Nancy Bowzer

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No. 7067
Nancy Bowzer
Widow of Thomas
Virginia
In claimaint Aug 20/58
James C. Taylor Oct 16/58
1083
Act. Feby 3,1853

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State of Virginia 
County of Ham[ILLEGIBLE]

On this 19th of July 
----- 1858, personally appeond lefor An [ILLEGIBLE]

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Virginia
Montgomery County to wit:
I, James M. Wade, Clerk of the County Court of said County in the State aforesaid, do certify that Anderson Howard Esquire, whose genuine signature is subscribed to the within certificate, is a duly authorized officer and that his acts as such are entitled to full faith and credit.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court this 6th day of August, 1878.
James M. Wade, Clerk

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Pension Office
August 24, 1858

Madam,
I have received your declaration for pension and filed it under Act of Feby 3, 1833. No proof of your marriage or of the service, accompanied this declaration. I herewith send the proper forms and instructions for the preparation of claims of this description.
Very respectfully,
A. Alexander
Commissioner

Mrs. Nancy Gregory,
Christiansburgh,
Virginia

Christiansburg
Oct. 6th / 58

Dear Sir,
Since, Mrs. Nancy Bowzers petition for a pension was signed and forwarded to the department, she died
over

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The declaration having been signed sworn to and forwarded to the department upon her death would be claim to pension same to the benefit of her children who are over 16 years of age or can be claim still be promoting (?)  in their own name so as to furnish the requiring proof., Please answer. 

Yrs obdt Svt
Geo. C. Taylor