The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-26
'NEWBERRY COUNTY'S
LIST OF PENSIONERS.
AMOUNT FOR THIS COUNTY IS
S3,587.8e.
The Names on the Pension Roll and
tie Various Classes in Which
They Appear.

generals office Newberrys share OF
the pension money 70 be distributed
throughout the state this year and
list .: those who are on this countys
pension roll and 70 whom the money
is 70 be paid Newberrys share OF
the state appropriation This year is
Ss.5S7So. \ check Tor this amount
and the list OF names was received
by Clerk OF Court GogganS on Satur-
day morning, but there was nothing
TO show what amount should be paid
to the members OF each class. and
for this reason there was some delay
in paying out the money.
The Various Glasses.
The pensioners are divided into the
following classes:
Class A-Those who as a result
OF wounds received in the war are
physically helpless, or who while in
the service lost both arms. or both
legs. or are totally blind, whether the
result OF service or not. or who are
disabled by paralysis and are unable
to make living. and whose income
or his wiie's does nutS exceed $3.50.
This does not include soldiers whose
disabilities arise from diseases and
causes arising since the war, except
those totally blind.
Class B-Those who have lost one
arm Or one leg and whose income
or his wife's does not exceed $3.50.
Class c., No. 1.-Those soldiers
and sailors disabled by wounds re-
ceived during the war, whose income
or his wife's does not exceed SIS.
Class c.. No. 2--Those soldiers
whose income does not exceed SIS,
irrespective Of age.
Class c.. No. 3.-IVidows OF those
who lost their lives while in the SER
vice of the state or Confederate
states. and whose income does not
exceed SIoo. Where widow OF
Confederate soldier marries after the
death of her second husband, she is
entitled to apply and draw pension
on account of the service OF her first
husband. provided she is entitled un-
der the other provisions OF the pen
sion law. Such widow must apply
in her own proper name but at the
same time state: that she. is asking
for a pension as the widow OF her
dead husband. giving his name, COM
pany and regiment.etc.
Class C.. No. 4.-Widows above the
age OF 80 years whose income does
not exceed S1oo. or if not 90 years OF
age, can receive pension if married
at the close of the war.
Amounts Received by Each.
Clerk Goggans yesterday morning
received notice of the amounts to be
paid to each class, as follows:
Class B., including 3 names, S72
each.
Class c., No. I, including 12 names,
$4S each
Class c., No. z, including IS names,
S16.35 each.
Class C., No. 3, including 12 names,
S4S each.
Class c.. No. 4, including 7S names,
S16.5s each.
Clerk of Court Goggans will dis
tribute the pension fund in this coun-
ty according to the following roll
which was. received from the comp
troller generals Office:
Class B.
J. n. Bass, Newberry; w. R. Jones,
Newberry: George Lester, Prosper
ity.
Class c., No. I.
H. D. Cannon, Little Mountain; J.
Philip Kinard, slighs; William Koon,
transferred from Laurens: J. Preston
Kinard, Pomaria; G.. D. Lathrop,
Newberry: F. D. Meats, Kinards;
James. w. McClintock, Newberry;
G. S. holland, Newberry; H. NJ.
Rainey. Garys; T. NJ. Smith, Slighs;
John Sheppard, Chappells; w. P.
Williams.
Class c., No. 2.
B. F. Brown, Prosperity; w. J..
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