Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 6,335, Thomas Tuggle, Va.

SERVICE
NUMBER _____
Va.
Juggle, Thomas Nancy
No. 6,335
CONTENTS

No 7012
Declaration of Christian Lloyd
surviving child of Nancy Tuggle - dec'd for a Pension
under Act July 4 th 1836.
Married 1781
Instrument due 24 May 1832
Widow died 16 Aug t 1840
1781. 3 rd Capt Cummings
1776. July 28 to Dec 23 or Jan 1 - in Capt Miles Rolls, On Rollis Capt- Militia Company until Aug 1777 enlisted in same until Dec 1778 - Discharged 29 June 1778 - See Roll Capt Vol. 10, p. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20

Declaration
In order to obtain the benefit of the Third Section of the act of Congress of the 4 th July, 1836 — State of Virginia:
On this 18 th day of November 1847, personally appeared in Open Court, before the County Court of Prince Edward now sitting, Amphilias Dugdale, a resident of said County and State aged 47 years, being one of the surviving children of Nancy Dugdale, deceased, (late widow of Thomas Dugdale) who being first duly sworn according to law, doth on his oath (so far as he knows or believes) make the following Declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provision made by the act of Congress passed July 4 th 1836 —
He deposes, that he is one of the surviving children of Nancy Dugdale, deceased late of said County and State, who was the widow of Thomas Dugdale, deceased, formerly a Private in the Virginia Continental and Militia service, in the War of the Revolution — He has always understood and believes the same to be true, that his Father the said Thomas Dugdale enlisted in the County of Prince Edward, sometime in the month of February, 1776, under Capt John Morton, to serve for the period of two or three years in the Virginia Continental line, and was attached to the 4 th Virginia Regiment, commanded by Col. Lawson and Genl. Stevens: That he served the said term faithfully and was honorably discharged from service — All of which will duly appear by reference to accompanying evidence, and the Rolls of Capt John Morton now on file in the Pension Office — That subsequent to his Marriage, in 1781, he was in service again, at the Siege of Yorktown, in the Company commanded by Capt Bird, and afterwards attached to Capt Cunningham's Company, as will appear from the Certificate of John Simmons a soldier of the Revolution —

He further declares, that he always understood and believes the same to be true, that his Father the said Thomas Tuggle was married by the Rev d John B. Smith to Nancy Penick, his Mother, on the 15 th day of March, 1781 - (See Certificate of Marriage herewith filed) and that the Marriage took place before the expiration of her husband's last period of service in the War of the Revolution -
That his Father the said Thomas Tuggle departed this life on or about the 24 th day of July, 1831; leaving his widow the said Nancy Tuggle, and a large family of Children: that his Mother the said Nancy Tuggle, survived him for many years, and also departed this life on or about the 16 th day of August 1840 - The following are believed to be her only living children, to wit: Thomas J. Tuggle, Nancy J. Saunders, Eleanor Tuggle, Frances J. Andrews, and Emplicia Tuggle; all of whom are of legal age -
That the Nancy Tuggle, after the death of her husband the said Thomas Tuggle, never intermarried, but remained a widow of said Thomas Tuggle to the date of her death -
That the said Thomas Tuggle was not in indigent circumstances at any period of his life, and left at the time of his death a good estate, both real and personal; which will readily account for his not claiming a Pension under the Act of March 18 th 1818 - He died before the passage of the Act of June 7 th 1832, and as such could not claim under that Act - The widow of said Thomas Tuggle was very old and infirm and the children being separated, and for a part, has produced delay in claiming the present Pension -
The present Applicant for himself, and living Children of said Nancy Tuggle, will claim for at least two years services on the estate under the Act of July 4 th 1836; at each reasonable allowance

as may seem right from the facts and circumstances of the case; the Pension commencing 4 th March, 1831, and terminating on the 16 th day of August, 1840, the date on which said Nancy Tuggle, departed this life -
Amplias Tuggle
Virginia To wit:
At a court held for Prince Edward County November the 15 th 1847. The declaration of Amplias Tuggle one of the surviving children of Nancy Tuggle, widow of Thomas Tuggle, a soldier of the Revolution, was presented in open court, and fully explained to their satisfaction. The court are of opinion, that the facts as set forth in the declaration are substantially true: That said Nancy Tuggle the widow of Thomas Tuggle died on or about the 16 th day of August 1840; and that Thomas T. Tuggle, Nancy T. Saunders, Ebenezer Tuggle, Francis J. Andrews and Amplias Tuggle, are the only living children, at this date, of said Nancy Tuggle deceased, and are of legal age. It is ordered that said declaration with accompanying evidence be duly certified to the Pension office. —
In testimony of all which I hereby certify the same and affix the seal of the court of said county the date first above. Given under my hand as clerk of said county court.
W. Woodham C. C.

Virginia 32619.
State
Thomas Dugdale, dec. of Prince Edw o in the State of Va. who was a Private in the Comp y commanded by Captain Horton of the Reg t commanded by Col. Lawson in the Revolution for 2 years.
Inscribed on the Roll of Richmond at the rate of 80 Dollars — Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1831. terminating 24th July, 1838.
Certificate of Pension issued the 8 day of August, 1848, and sent to Hon. Thos. J. Bocock
Arrears to the 4th of May 1840 Pension allowance ending Payable to Thomas J. Dugdale Nancy J. Saunders, Ebenezer Dugdale, Francis J. Andrews, & Humphrey Revolutionary Claim, Dugdale } Act June 7, 1832.
Recorded by Th. D. Dampkin Clerk, Book E Vol. 6. Page 35

VI.
Reported.
Nancy Tuggle, dec d . widow of Thomas Tuggle Va 24 th July, 1830 who died on the 16 th August , 1830 of Gran Edward in the State of Va who was a Private in the Comp y commanded by Captain Morton of the Reg t commanded by Col Lawson in the 1 st line for 2 years
Inscribed on the Roll of Richmond at the rate of 80 Dollars — Cents per annum, to commence on the 24 th day of March, 1831 and ending 16 th August 1840 July when she ceased Certificate of Pension issued the 8 th day of August, 1848, and sent to Wm. M c Beck
Annuity to the 14 th of Very 1848 Semi-annual allowance ending Payable to Thomas Tuggle, Nancy T. Sanders, Ebenezer Tuggle, Frances J. Andrews, & Amalia (Revolutionary Claim, Tuggle only surviving) Act July 4, 1836, Ch. Co. Va. ) Section the 3 rd
Recorded by H. Rumph Clerk, Book C Vol. 1. Page 172

aw Rev. War Section.
January 24, 1913.
Mr. Otto Pape, 631 Park Place. Brooklyn, N. Y.
77.6335
Sir:
In response to your letter dated the 22" and received the 23" instant, you are advised that the accrued pension due on account of the services of Thomas Tuggle a Private in the Virginia troops, Revolutionary War, was allowed upon a Certificate issued August 8, 1848, sent to the Hon. T. S. Bocock, no address given, and made payable to soldier's children Thomas T. Tuggle, Nancy C. Saunders, Ebenezer Tuggle, Frances I. Andrews, and Amalias Tuggle.
The addresses of the above named children were not given, with the exception of Amalias who made application for pension in behalf of said heirs. On January 17, 1848, his address was Farmville, Virginia, and he died April 26, 1848.
For information relative to the payment of said pension you should address the Auditor for the Interior Department, U.S. Treasury Department, citing the following data: Thomas Tuggle, Ctf. 32,619, issued August 8, 1848, under the Act of June 7, 1832, at the Virginia Agency. There is no provision of law which would entitle the descendants of said soldier to pension.
Very respectfully,
J. C. Klavonport Commissioner.

January 21 1848 Nancy Tapp
J. L. Edwards Esq. Commissioner of Revenues -
Washington
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Farmville 17. Jan'y 1848
Sir.
A claim has been filed in your office on behalf of myself & others, heirs of Thomas Muggle dec'd and Nancy his wife for a pension due for the services of said T. Muggle dec'd in the 'Revolutionary War'. The object of this letter is to request that when the said claim is allowed that the amt so allowed shall not be paid to Mr. W. J. B. Bedford who is our Attorney - and that you will inform soon as it is allowed the communicate the fact to me by letter directed to Farmville P.O. (my post office) -
I am authorized by all the parties to collect the said money and when I hear from you will exhibit my authority.
Yrs respectfully
Amplias Muggle
J. L. Edwards Esq.
Comr. Pensions.
Washington
AD

State of Virginia Charlotte Ct. House Novr. 20 th 1847
Sir,
I herewith enclose you the Declaration with accompanying papers of "Amplias Luggle one of the children of Nancy Luggle, widow of Thomas Luggle," for a Pension under the act of July 4 th 1836.
As you now have before you the Rolls of Capt Morton's company for 1776 and 1777, I trust, that you will find the name of Thomas Luggle on both . Mr. Luggle, also, settled with State auditors for balance of pay; and has recovered Land Bounty from State of Virginia.
I am, Sir, very respectfully your Obedt. Servt &c
W m J. B. Bedford
J. L. Edwards esqr Commr of Pensions Washington City D. C.

Pension Office May 18th, 1848.
Sir,
I have the honor to enclose, herewith, my letter to you of the 6th ultimo respecting the case of Nancy Tuggle, dec d and to state that we cannot discover that the certificate of the Com ty , as regards the date of her death and the names of her children required by that Communication, has been received in this Office.
If you can give the name of the Agent by whom it was presented, and the date of its being mailed, perhaps a more successful search may be made.
I have the honor to be, Very respectfully, Your Ob d Serv t . H. S. Evans for Com r of Pensions
Wm. T. S. Pocock House of Representatives.

State of Virginia: Prince Edward County to wit:
I do hereby certify, as coming within my personal knowledge, being present at the time, that Nancy Tuggle, the widow of Thomas Tuggle, deceased, departed this life on the 16 th day of August, 1840, in the County of Prince Edward, and State of Virginia.
very fair
This day Sally Hare — came before me a Justice of the peace in and for the County and State aforesaid, and having signed the above Certificate in my presence, made oath to the same according to law. I further certify that she is a credible person and statement entitled to full confidence. Given under my hand this 24 th day of December, 1847.
Joseph Wrennable JP.
I Branch J. Worsham clerk of the County Court of Prince Edward County in the State of Virginia, certify that Joseph E. Wrennable is a justice of the peace of said County, as above stated, that the signature above purporting to be his is genuine.
Given under my hand with the seal of the said Court affixed this 7 th day of January 1848.
J. Worsham Clk,

N 37 626
Thomas Tuggle decd
vs
act 7 June 1832
Adm D. G. G. per $80.00
from 4 March 1831 to 24 July 1831 the day of his death payable under the 1 st Section of 4 July 1836, to Thomas T. Tuggle, Nancy T. Tuggle Ebenezer Tuggle, Francis J. An- drews, and Amplea Tuggle only surviving Children of Thomas Tuggle decd.
Hon Thos S. Bocock House of Reps

Payment to be made at Richmond by Samy  Carkie , Agent for paying pension- ers, in the Agency of N C
Recorded in the Pension Office, in Book E Vol- ume 6. Page 35 by T. D. Dupree , Clerk.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Claim for Military Service.
I certify that, in conformity with the law of the United States, of the 7th June, 1832, Thomas Tuggle, deceased, late of Virginia, who was a Private, and who died on the 24th July, 1831, is inscribed on the Pension roll, at the rate of Eighty dollars per Annum, commencing on the 10th day of March, 1831, and terminating on the 24th day of July, 1831. The amount is due and payable to his only surviving children under the 10th section of the Act of July 4th, 1836, viz: Thomas T. Tuggle, Nancy T. Vanderv, Ebenezer Tuggle, Frances J. Andrews, and Am- plia Tuggle.
Given at the War Office of the United States, this eighth day of August, one thousand eight hundred and forty-eight.
Examined and Countersigned.
Secretary of War.
Commissioner of Pensions.

State of Virginia Charlotte Ct. House January 8 th 1848-
Sir,
On the 20 th of November 1847, I sent by Mail from Charlotte Ct. House, the De- claration of Ampliasuggle one of the sur- viving children of Nancyuggle, the widow of Thomasuggle, dead, with accompanying evi- dence, under Act of July 4 th 1836, for a Pension, which I presume you have received, although up to the present date I have re- ceived no notice from you in regard to it.
I now send the Affidavit of Polly Hore to be filed in the same case, which is more definite as to date of death of Mr.uggle than any evidence sent on heretofore -
I am very respectfully your Obt. Servt &c W m J. B. Bedford
J. L. Edwards Esqr Compt. of Pensions Washington City D.C.

State of Virginia - Charlotte Ct. House -
January 21 st 1848 -
Sir,
In compliance with your letter of the 5 th instant, in relation to claim of "Nancy Tuggle widow of Thomas Tuggle deceased," I now enclose you the within testimony, which I hope will prove satisfactory - to be filed with the Papers in the case - On the 8 th instant, before the reception of yours of the 5 th instant, I enclosed you the affidavit of Mrs Polly Fore, proving conclusively the exact date of Mr. Tuggle's death - which I presume you have received -
The surviving Children desire, if consistent with the rules of the Department, that the Certificate of Pension when issued, should be made payable to Thomas A. Andrews, for their sole benefit , the Administrator of Nancy Tuggle, deceased - By that means, the amount due can be more readily collected, and with less cost and caprice to them - The Administrator has given bond and security as such, and therefore perfectly safe - You will find his name certified by Clerk of P. Edwards - amongst the papers -
I am very respectfully your Obt. Servt &c &c W m J. B. Bedford
J. L. Edwards esqr Comm r of Pensions -

N 7012
Nancy Tuggle ad
Let. to W. J. B. Bedford
Jan. 5, 1848
Let. to Hon. J. V. Bo- cock April 6. '48 let to same Mar. 18. '48
act 4 July 1836

Pr Edward Cost Oct 30
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William J. B. Bedford esq
Charlotte Court-house

Virginia, Prince Edward County Court clerks office 30 th October 1847. I certify that it appears by the records of the court of the county aforesaid that the last will and Testament of Thomas Fuggle dec d , dated 19 th December 1830 was presented in court the 15 th day of August 1831, proved and ordered to be recorded; it does not appear that any one qualified as executor or administrator of said Thomas Fuggle dec d . Given under my hand as clerk of said County Court, the date first above.
A. J. Worsham Clk,
Virginia, Prince Edward County Court clerks office 30 th October 1847 I certify that it appears by the records of the court of the county aforesaid, that the last will and Testament of Nancy Fuggle dec d dated 25 th September 1839, was presented in court 17 th November 1840 Approved and ordered to be recorded, and afterwards on the 15 th March 1841 administration with the will annexed, in the estate of said Nancy Fuggle, was granted to Thomas A. Andrews. — Given under my hand as clerk of said County Court the date first above. —
A. J. Worsham Clk,
Virginia, Prince Edward County to wit:
I Francis J. Worsham clerk of the County Court of said County in the State aforesaid, do hereby certify, that it appears by the records & files in the office of the court aforesaid, that Thomas Fuggle and Nancy Penick were married by the Rev d John B. Smith on the 15 th day of March 1781. Given under my hand this 21 st day of October 1847.
A. J. Worsham Clk,

Prince Edward County vs. Lowit Personally appear before me a justice of the peace in & for the county aforesaid John Simmons and made oath, that he was a revolutionary soldier and at the siege of Yorktown, and that he was acquainted with Thomas Sugg who lived & died in the afore- said county and that the said Sugg was in the army with him at the siege of York- town; I believe we both belonged to the same company, commanded by Capt. Williamson Byrd, and afterwards attached to Capt. Na- thaniel Leunningham company, given un- der my hand this 20 th day of October 1847.
This Affidavit allowed James Venable J.P. for same at Rich Farm Oct 21 st 1847 A male human skull near of this farm is supposed to have been recovered in this end

State of Virginia: Prince Edward County to wit:
We do hereby certify, that we were well acquainted with Nancy Tuggle, deceased, the widow of Thomas Tuggle, deceased, who was a soldier in Capt John Morton's Company of Regulars in the Revolutionary War. The said Nancy Tuggle, widow of said Thomas Tuggle, departed this life on or about the 16 th day of August, 1840, according to our best recollections, leaving many children: we honestly believe that the following are the only living children at this date , to wit: Thomas T. Tuggle, Nancy T. Saunders, Ebenezer Tuggle, Frances T. Andrews, and Amplias Tuggle - and that they are of legal age. The said Nancy Tuggle never intermarried - after the death of her husband Thomas Tuggle -
Chs. Baldwin
Mary W. Baldwin
State of Virginia: Prince Edward County to wit:
The above named subscribers, came before me a Justice of the peace in and for the County and State aforesaid, and made oath that the foregoing Certificate was true to the best of their knowledge and belief. I further certify, that they are competent and disinterested persons, and their statement entitled to full and implicit confidence.
Given under my hand this 30 day of Oct 1847 -
H. S. Guthrey J.P.

State of Virginia: Prince Edward County to wit:
We do hereby certify that we were well acquainted with Thomas Luggle and Nancy Luggle his wife. The said Thomas Luggle according to our best recollection, departed this life on or about the 24 th day of July, 1831, leaving at the time of his death his wife Nancy Luggle who survived him for many years, and a large family of children. The said Thomas Luggle was always received, respected, and beloved in the neighborhood where he resided to have been a soldier under Capt John Morton in the War of the Revolution, and we concur in that opinion -
Mrs Baldwin
Mary W Baldwin
State of Virginia: Prince Edward County to wit:
The above named, personally appeared before me a Justice of the peace in and for the County and State aforesaid, and having duly subscribed the same in my presence, made oath that the same contained the truth to the best of their knowledge and belief. I further certify, that they are worthy, credible, and respectable citizens, fully competent to give testimony of the facts stated in their certificate. Given under my hand this 30 day of Oct - 1847 -
H. J. Guthrey J.P.
Virginia, County of Prince Edward to wit:
I Branch J. Worsham clerk of the County Court of said County in the State aforesaid, do hereby certify, that James Venable & Henry J. Guthrey whose names are subscribed to affidavits on the 4 th and 5 th pages of the preceding sheets, are Justices of the peace in and for said County duly commissioned & qualified, and that the signatures purporting to be theirs are genuine. In testimony whereof I have set my hand & affix the seal of said Court this 15 th day of November 1847.
B. J. Worsham Clk

State of Virginia: P. Edward County to wit:
I Ichu Simmons a soldier of the Revolution, do hereby certify, that I was well acquainted with Thomas Fuggle and Nancy his wife, both descend late of the County of P. Edward - I recollect distinctly that sometime in the month of September or October I think 1781, I was drafted in the Militia under Capt Williamson Byrd, to serve a tour of three months duty: that our Company marched immediately in the direction of Yorktown, which was occupied at the time by the British; that shortly after our arrival, the siege of Yorktown commenced, and that on the 19 th of October, 1781, Cornwallis surrendered - I was engaged in the whole siege, and recollect that said Thomas Fuggle was with me in the same Company and that of Capt Cunningham the whole term of three months and served faithfully - I further certify, that the said Thomas Fuggle, in the early part of the war, enlisted and served under Capt John Morton in the Virginia Continental line - I am in the 85 th year of my age -
State of Virginia: Prince Edward County to wit:
This day Ichu Simmons a soldier of the Revolution, came before me a Justice of the peace in the County aforesaid, and subscribed and made oath to the same according to law - I further certify, that although very old, his mind and memory seems clear & distinct, and that he is a credible and competent witness - Given under my hand this 13 th day of January, 1848 -
James Venable JP 3

State of Virginia: P. Edward County to wit:
We whose names are here to subscribed, being acquaintances and neighbors of Thomas Fuggle deceased, late of the County of P. Edward, have pleasure in certifying, that said Thomas Fuggle was always received, reputed, believed, and recognized in the neighborhood where he resided, and whenever known in the County, to have been a soldier under Capt John Morton in the Virginia Continental line, in the war of the Revolution, and that we concur in that opinion.
Merrill B Allen
Chas. Baldwin
Mary. W. Baldwin
State of Virginia: P. Edward County to wit:
The above named subscribers come before me and made oath to the above Certificate in due form of law. I further certify that they are Gentlemen of known and acknowledged respectability, and their statement entitled to full and implicit confidence. Given under my hand this day of January 1848.
13 th day of January 1848. Merrill B. Allen made oath J.P. to the above certificate according to Law given under my hand the date above
Wm Brighthorne J.P.
14 th day of January 1848. Charles Baldwin and Mary W. Baldwin made oath to the above certificate according to law given under my hand - the date above
H. S. Guthrey J.P.

Virginia:
At a court held for Prince Edward county the 17 th day of January 1848. On the motion of Amphas Tuggle, the affidavits of John Simmons, Mervin B. Allen, Charles Baldwin and Mary W. Baldwin were presented and read in open court: Upon consideration whereof, the court is clearly of opinion that Thomas Tuggle deceased, the husband of Nancy Tuggle dec d late of Prince Edward, was the identical Thomas Tuggle whose name appears on the Rolls of Capt. John Morton's company - as a soldier in the Virginia Continental line. - The court is also satisfied that said Thomas Tuggle served a tour of duty in the militia at the siege of York Town in 1781. Ordered that the same be certified to the pension office.
I Pr and J. Worsham clerk of the county court of said county in the State aforesaid, certify that the foregoing is truly copied from the records of said court. In testimony whereof I hereunto set my hand & affix the seal of said court this 19 th day of January 1848.
J. Worsham Clk,

State of Virginia
Charlotte Ct. Hous.
May 22 d 1848-
Sir,
I deem it necessary to inform you that Mr. Ampleas Yuggle who was certified by Prince Edward Court as one of the surviving Children of Nancy Yuggle, widow of Thomas Yuggle, has recently died , leaving a widow and children - I presume, however, they have no interest; as the claim when allowed, belongs only to the surviving Children of Nancy Yuggle, widow of Thomas Yuggle - I would be glad to receive instructions on the subject -
About the 21 or 22 d of January last, I enclosed to the Pension Office additional testimony in that case, such as was required by my lost instructions from you on the subject - No answer as yet received -
In the cases of "Children of Nelly Estes" and "Children of Mary Wright" about the same time, I also enclosed additional testimony in separate letters - I have received no answer in those cases -
I am sorry to trouble thus far, for I

Know your engagements are heavy and pressing; and would not now, if my clients did not almost compel me to do so. If I do not write for information they will either to you or their member of Congress - and it amounts to the same thing - ?
I am, Sir, very respectfully your Obt. Servt &c W m J. B. Bedford
J. L. Edwards esq Comm te of Pensions Washington City - D.C.

APR 29 1907 Joseph L.
Pepper informed accrued paid many years ago; no B. L. Claim filed - (Copy-) C.M.B.
1913 Jan. 24. Otto Pape given info as to allowance of pension in names of children. aw.
Rev WIDOW, &c.
File No. 6335  5
Nancy Tuggle
Wid.
Thomas Tuggle
Port. Nat. line
Act: July 4 th 36, Sec. 3 d
Index: — Vol. 16 , Page 285
[Arrangement of 1870.]

#631 Park Place Brooklyn, N.Y.
The Hon. Comrs of Pensions Washington, D.C.
Dear Sir:-
NOTARY PUBLIC
PHONE MAIN 3238
JOS. L. TEPPER,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
503 E Street, Northwest.
RESIDENCE: 434 K STREET, N. W.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Thomas Tuggle of Prince Edward County, Va. Served in the Revolutionary War & died in 1831.
About 1848 or 1850 his heirs on application or petition obtained from the Government about $900- back pay or pension. The attorney of record in this matter was named Bedford. Would you kindly inform me if the records upon which this claim was obtained are still in existence & if so where same could be found *
What I wish is the names, address & relationship of applicants, if stated. If this could be furnished me will you let me know the probable cost.
Thanking you for any information
I am. Yours Truly. Otto Pape
#631 Park Place Brooklyn, N.Y.

O.W.W.F.6,335.
April 29, 1907.
Mr. Joseph L. Tepper, 503 E Street Northwest, Washington, D. C.
Sir:
In reply to your personal inquiry, made on the 26th instant and based on a letter presented by you and returned herewith, from Susan V. Tuggle of Prince Edward county, Virginia, you are informed that the accrued pension due on account of the service of one Thomas Tuggle in Captain Morton's company, Colonel Lawson's regiment of Virginia troops, during the Revolutionary war, was paid many years ago to the surviving children of said soldier. A careful examination of the records of the Bureau fails to show that any claim for bounty land was ever made on account of service of this soldier.
Very respectfully,
Acting Commissioner.
(Inclosure.)
aw shouldnt it be "allowed" payment made by Auditor

No 7012 Nancy Tuggle and wid of Thomas Va act 4 July 1836 Adm Deym Pri $80 00 per m from 24 July 1831 to 16 Augt 1840 the day of her death payable to Thos Tuggle Nancy Tuggle, Ebenezer Tuggle, Francis J Andrew, and Ampleas Tuggle only surviving Children of Mrs. Tuggle decd
Hon J. S. Bock House of Reps

Vergence: At a court held for Prince Edward county June the 19 th 1848.
On motion satisfactory evidence was adduced in court to prove that Thomas Tuggle a soldier of the revolution, died on the 24 th July 1831: That Nancy Tuggle his widow died on the 16 th August 1840. And that since the filing of the declaration, Ampleas Tuggle one of the surviving children of Nancy Tuggle departed this life on the 26 th day of April 1848, leaving a widow and several children, and that Susan T. Tuggle his widow has duly qualified as his administratrix.
I Pranch J. Worsham clerk of the County Court of said County do hereby certify that the foregoing is truly copied from the records of said court.
In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of the said court this 24 th day of June 1848.
J. Worsham Clk