Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 11,672, Zachariah Wilson, Va.

Va.
Wilson, Zachariah
R. 11,672

Hon. J. P. Waldo (Commissioner Pension) Washington City
D. C.
Official Business
Sept 3 rd
Adrian Canby
1832

Lumiah Wilson Zachariah Ohio
No paper - see Land paper 208.57
Sept 1/50 394 98 - 160
Official Journal of Washington D.C.

Indian Camp, Guernsey Co. Ohio Aug 27, 1853
Hon. J. P. Waldo, (Commissioner of Pensions) Dear Sir, I hereby send you the claim of Mrs. Luranah Wilson for Bountiful Land under the act of Congress approved March 3rd A. D. 1855. I also enclose the discharge of Zachariah Wilson her said husband, which you will please preserve and return to me providing she fails in obtaining the Bountiful Land to which she is entitled, Yours Truly
Resin Adol, (agent for Mrs. Wilson)

Ottego Ohio
Feb. 9 th 1857
H. C. Whiting Esq Comm. of Pensions Dear Sir,
Herewith I send The Application of Mrs. Wilson for a Pension on account of her husband's services in the War of the Revolution. Mrs. Wilson refers to a present tower of sixty days, performed in Capt. Clark's Company, but she and her family think he was in service longer.
We know of no one who was in the War with him, but we think we can get witnesses who were eye witnesses of her marriage to Wilson, and of his death. Also, that the discharge referred to was among his papers, and always claimed by him as his discharge, and that she

remains his Widow. Now you will see at a glance what I've done, and what will be necessary in establishing her Claim. And if you will be so kind as to inform us of the facts
We will try to comply with your instructions, or, if the proofs prepare to we open claim will sustain the case, & you would prefer having it on the same sheet, you can return it with instructions, and we shall remain
Your Most Obedt Servant
E. L. Wortman