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Priv., Residence-Marblehead; 21; shoemaker; enl. and must. October 20,1862; must, outAugust 7,1863, Boston, MA.

(MSSMCW) Vol. V, page 399-5th Mass. Light Artillery

Priv., Residence-Marblehead; 22; cord wainer; single*; enl. and must. February 18,1864; must,out June 12,1865 as Corporal at Camp Meigs, Readville, MA.

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PN Issac Atkins

Sarah (MVR)

DOB bp May 8,18081841

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POB Marblehead, MA (MV) & (HDS)

SIB Sarah H.

AmbroseMaryH.MarthaJoseph H.

b. 08-31-1806

b. 06-08-1813b. 06-02-1816b. 06-28-1818b. 08-06-1825 (MVR) & VRM)

WN Rebecca Procter (alien) b. December 24,1837Marblehead, MA m. June 15,1869 (NA) & (VRM)d. April 8,1926 (88yrs,3mths,15dys)Bronco Pneumonia/Senile(buried) Waterside Cemetery, Marblehead, MAPN William Allen

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Thomas P.

b. March 31,1870

b. August 4,1873

Shoe maker/ Cord wainer

Atkins, Nathaniel H.(wife) Rebecca P.

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ATKINS, NATHANIEL H.

RES Marblehead, MA (HDS) & (P)

GAR unknown

DoDH October 25,1873 (32yrs) (P)

PoDH Marblehead, MA (P)

RoDH Hemorrage of Stomach(thrown from horse, April 1865) (P)

PoBU Waterside CemeteryMarblehead, MA (WSC)

Nathaniel's son Thomas was born only two months before Nathaniel died.

HDS Historical Data SystemMVR Marblehead Vital Records, 1850P Pension, National Archives, Washington, DCRVR Registry of Vital Records, Mount Vemon Street, Dorchester, MAVRM Vital Records of MarbleheadWSC Waterside Cemetery, Mariberhead, MA

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ATKINS

The NathanielAtkinsgrave stone is located between Maple and Linden Street, WatersideCemetery. It is in the middle of the section. It is a single stone.

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NATHANIEL H. ATKINS5 Mass Battery1840-1873

REBECCA D.ATKINS1837-1926

NATHANIEL HOMAN ATKINS1873-1954

RACHEL WALKER ATKINS1876-1967

EIGHTH REGIMENT MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY 553

Ellas T. Blaney — Corpl. — Rea. Marbleliead; 24; mariner; enl. Sept. 1, 1862; must. Oct. 1,1862; muat. out Aug. 7,1863. See Co. "C" 8th Mass. Inf. (3 mos.) ; 27th Unatt. Co. Mass.Inf. (1 yr.); and U. S. Navy.

William C. Knowland — Corpl. — Res. Marblehead; 24; mariner; enl. Sept. 1, 1862; muat.Oot. 1, 1862; muat. out Aug. 7, 1863. See Co. "C" 8th Mass. Inf. (3 mos.) ; Co. "C" 8thMass. Inf. (100 days) ; 27th Unatt. Co. Mass. Inf. (1 yr.); and U. S. Navy.

Benjamin F. Doe—Corpl.—Rea. Marblehead; 23; heeler; enl. Sept. 1, 1862; must. Oct. 1,1862; must, out Aug. 7, 1863.

Julius W. Rogers — Corpl. — Res. Marblehead; 39; confectioner; enl. Sept. 1,1862; must. Oct. 1,1862; must, out Aug. 7, 1863.

John H. Knight — MuBic.— Res. Marblehead; 20; Bhoemaker; enl. Sept. 9, 1862; muBt. Oct. 1,1862; must, out Aug. 7,1863. See Co. " C " 8th Masa. Inf. (100 days); and 27th Unatt. Co.Mass. Inf. (1 yr.).

Stephen Chapman — Wagoner — Rea. Marblehead; 27; teamster; enl. Sept. 9, 1862; must.• Oot. 1, 1862; must, out Aug. 7, 1863.

Aiken, Charles — Priv. — Res. Marblehead; 18; shoemaker; enl. Sept. 9, 1862; must. Oct. 1,1862; must, out Aug. 7, 1863. See Co. "A" 4th Mass. Hy. Arty.

Atkins, Nathaniel H. — Priv. — Res. Marblehead; 21; shoemaker; enl. Oot. 20, 1862; must.Oot. 20, 1862; must, out Aug. 7, 1863. See 5th Batty. Mass. Lt. Arty.

Bailey, Thomas P. — Priv. —Res. Marblehead; 20; shoemaker; enl. Sept. 9, 1862; must. Oot. 1,1862; muat. out Aug. 7, 1863. See Co. "C" 8th Mass. Inf. (100 days).

Barnard, George B. — Priv. — Res. Marblehead; 40; machinist; enl. Sept. 29, 1862; muBt.Oct. 1, 1862; must, out Aug. 7, 1863.

Bartlett, Nicholas, Jr. — Priv. — Res. Marblehead; 19; shoecutter; enl. Sept. 9, 1862; must.Oct. 1, 1862; died July 17, 1863, of disease, at Baltimore, Md.

Bartoll, Francis W. — Priv. — Rea. Marblehead; 21; shoemaker; enl. Sept. 9,1862; must. Oct. 1,1862; must, out Aug. 7, 1863. See Co. "C" 8th Masa. Inf. (100 days).

Bessom, James F. — Priv. — Res. Marblehead; 36; shoemaker; enl. Sept. 9, 1862; must. Oct. 1,1862; must, out Aug. 7, 1863.

Bessom, Joseph S. — Priv. — Rea. Marblehead; 22; shoemaker; enl. Sept. 9, 1862; muat. Oct. 1,18G2; must, out Aug. 7, 1863. See Co. "C" 8th Mass. Inf. (100 days).

Bladder, Frank — Priv. — Res. Marblehead; 18; shoemaker; enl. Sept. 9, 1862; must. Oot. 1,1862; must, out Aug. 7, 1863. See Co. "A" 4th Masa. Hy. Arty.

Bowden, William S. — Priv. — Res. Marblehead; 18; teamster; enl. Sept. 9,1862; must. Oot. 1,1862; must, out Aug. 7, 1863.

Brewster, William H. •—Priv. — Res. Newburyport; 23; fisherman; enl. Oot. 30, 1862; must.Oct. 30, 1862; muat. out Aug. 7, 1863. See Co. "D" 4th Mass. Cav.; and U. S. Navy.

Broughton, John H. — Priv. — Res. Marblehead; 30; shoemaker; enl. Sept. 9, 1862; must.Oct. 1, 1862; must, out Aug. 7, 1863. See 27th Unatt/Co. Mass. Inf. (1 yr.).

Brown, Henry I. — Priv. — Res. Newburyport; 20; mariner; enl. Sept. 9, 1862; must. Oct. 1,1862; deserted Oot. 3, 1862, at Boxford, Mass.

Brown, Isaac L. — Priv. — Reg. Marblehead; 28; shoemaker; enl. Sept. 9, 1862; must. Oct. 1,1862; must, out Aug. 7, 1803.

Brown, John E.—Priv. — Rea. Marblehead; 20; shoemaker; enl. Sept. 9, 1862; must. Oct. 1,1862; must, out Aug. 7, 1863. See U. S. Navy.

Butman, Benjamin F. — Priv. — Res. Marblehead; 20; shoemaker; enl. Sept. 9, 1862; must.Oct. 1, 1862; must, out Aug. 7, 1863. See Co. "F" 8th Mass. Inf. (100 days) ; and 27thUnatt. Co. Mass. Inf. (1 yr.).

Carey, John T. — Priv. — Res. Marblehead; 18; teamster; enl. Sept. 9, 1862;] must. Oot. 1,1862; must, out Aug. 7, 1863. See Co. "C" 8th Mass. Inf. (100 days).

Chapman, Jeremiah R.—Priv. — Res. Marblehead; 30; seaman; enl. Sept. 9, 1862; must.Oct. 1, 1862; must, out Aug. 7, 1863. See Co. "A" 4th Mass. Hy. Arty.; and U. S. Navy-

Chase, Francis A. — Priv.—Rea. Marblehead; 26; —; enl. Nov. 21, 1862; muat. Nov. 21, 1862;must, out Aug. 7, 1863.

Cloon, John B.—Priv.—Res. Marblohead; 18; salesman; enl. Sept. 9,1862; must. Oct. 1,1862;must, out Aug. 7, 1863.

CJothey, John, 2d — Priv. — Res. Marblehead; 31; shoemaker; enl. Sept. 9, 1862; must. Oct. 1,1S02; must, out Aug. 7, 1863.

CJothey, Joseph — Priv. — Res. Marblehead; 21; shoemaker; enl. Sept. 9, 1862; must. Oot. 1,1862; must, out Aug. 7, 1863.

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Three Years' Service

Agen, John — Priv. — Re3. New Bedford; weaver; 24; enl. Sept. 25, 1861; must. Dec. 3, 1861;wounded June 27, 1862, Gaines* Mill, Va.; prom. Corpl., Nov. 1, 1862; wounded July 2,1863, Gettysburg, Ponna; transf. Nov. 28, 1863, to V. R. C.; must, out to date Deo. 3,1864, as of 63d Co. 2d Battln. V. R. C, a Corpl.

Alden, Frederick D. — Priv. — Res. Fall River; clerk; 22; enl. Sept. 28, 1861; must. Deo. 3,1861; killed Juno 2, 18G4, at Bethesda Church, Va.

Allen, Christopher C.—Priv. — Res. New Bedford; butcher; 24; enl. Oct. 1, 1861; must.Deo. 3, 1861; diach. Oct. 23, 1862, for disability, at "Washington, D. C, as Corpl.

Allen, Elisha •— Corpl. — Res. Charlestown ; teamater; 30; transf. from Sd Battery; must, outJuno 12, 1865. Seo 3d Battery Mass. Lt. Arty.

Alien, George D. — 1st Lieut. — Res. Maiden; dork; 34; comm. Sept. 28, 1861; must. Dec. 3,1861; comm. and must. Captain, Jany. 25, 1862; resigned and discharged for disability,Oct. 17. 1862.

Allen, James D. — Priv. — Res. New Bedford; stonecutter; 24; enl. Oct. 1, 1861; must. Dec. 3,1861; muat. out Oct. 3, 1864.

Almy, Andrew W. — Priv. — Res. Fairhaven; laborer; 18; enl. Sept. 25, 1861; must. Dec. 3,1861; must, out Oct. 3, 1864, as Corpl.

Alton, John H. — Priv. — Res. East Frootown; machinist; 27; enl. Oct. 3, 1861; must. Deo. 3,1861; must, out Oot. 3, 1864.

Alton, Joseph 15.— Priv. — Res. Sandwich; glass blower; 19; enl. Oct. 3, 1861; must. Dec. 3,1861; re-enlist. Dec. 24, 1863 ; muat. out June 12, 1S65.

Appleton, Nathan — 2d Lieut. — Res. Boston; student; 20; comm. July 30, 1863; must.Aug. 21,1863; wounded May 26,1864, at North Anna River, Va; comm. 1st Lieut., June 19,1864, not mustered; resigned and diach. for wounds, Aug. 26, 1864, as 2d Lieut. BrovetCaptain U. S. Vols., to date March 13, 1865.

Atkins, Nathaniel H. — Priv.—Ros. Marblehead; oordwainor; 22; enl. and must. Feb. 18,1864; must, out Juno 12, 1865, as Corpl. Soo Co. "C" 8th Mass. Inf. (9 mos.).

Atkins, Thomas P. — Priv. — Res. Marblehead; cordwainer; 21; enl. and must. Feb. 18, 1864;died Aug. 28, 1864, of disease, at Portsmouth Grove, R. I.

Atwood, Alexander A. — Priv. — Res. Fairhaven ; mariner; 34; enl. and must. Dec. 31, 1863 ;wounded June 18, 1864, before Petersburg, Va.; must, out June 12, 1865.

Austin, Isaac C. — Priv. — Res. —; sailor; 21; enl. July 2, 1864, at South Danvers; roust.July 2, 1864; disch. for disability, Aug. 8, 1864, at Galloup's Island, Boston Harbor (rejected recruit).

Aymar, Francis — Priv. — Res. Charleatown; block maker; 23; tranaf. from 3d Battery; muBt.out June 12, 1866. See 3d Battery Mass. L.t. Arty.; and Co. *'G" 32d Mass. Inf.

Baker, Harry M. — Priv. — Res. Providence, R. I.; jeweller; 21; enl. and must. June 25, 1864;must, out June 1,1865, at Dale Hospl., Worcester, Masa. Had prior service in Battery "C"1st R. I. Arty, from Aug. 25, 1861, to Jany. 26, 1863, when diach., as Henry M. Baker.Also served in U. S. Signal Corps from April 20, 1864, to June 3, 1864.

Baldwin, James W. — Priv. — Re3. New Bedford; teamster; 40; enl. Oct. 3, 1861; must. Dec. 3.1861; disch. Sept. 26, 1862, for disability, at Boston, Mass.

Balfe, Thomas — Priv. —• Res. Salem; seaman; 21; enl. and must. Aug. 9, 1864; desertedAug. 28, 1864; returned Aug. 31, 1864, from Camp Distribution; sent to Battery, Sept. 6,1864 ; no further record.

Ball, Volney — Priv. — Res. Birmingham, Penna.; laborer; 20; transf. from 3d Battery;must, out June 12, 1S65. See 3d Battery Mass. Lt. Arty.

Barnard, Charles D. — Artificer — Ros. New Bedford; harness maker; 22; enl. Oot. 1,1861; must.Dec. 3, 1861; wounded June 27,1862, at Gaines' Mill, Va.; diBch.Nov. 15,1862, for wounds.

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NAME AND RANK.

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Atkins, Nathanial L. & Rebecca Proctor AllenAtkins, Thomas & Sarah Humphrey

June 15, 1869February 23,1860

Atkins, Nathaniel L. HomanAtkins, Thomas PoweresAtkins, Alice HomanAtkins, FrankAtkins, John HAtkins, Martha TuckerAtkins, Thomas PowersAtkins, William BAtkins, Willie T

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Feb 7,1843March 31,1870Sept 10, 1867Apr 14, 1860Sept 14, 1869Aug 4, 1873July 16, 1862Jan 11,1864

1880 United States Census

census Place. Marblehead, Essex, MassachusettsSource: FHL Film 1254528 National Archives Film T9-0528 Page 122A

Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace

Rebecca P. ATKINS Self F W W 42 MANathaniel H. ATKINS Son M S W 6 MA

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Nathaniel H. Atkins

Residence Marblehead MA; a 21 year-old Shoemaker.

Enlisted on 10/20/62 as a Private.

On 10/20/62 he mustered into "C" Co. MA 8th InfantryHe was Mustered Out on 8/7/63 at Boston, MA

On 2/18/64 he mustered into MA 5th Light ArtilleryHe was Mustered Out on 6/12/65 at Camp Meigs, Readville, MA

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Total Men:

Marblehead, MAEssex County

Population in 1860: 7,646

Soldiers by Out Method

984 Killed or Mortally Wounded:

15 Died as POW:

Died of Disease:

999 Disabled:

Deserted:

Discharged:

Mustered Out:

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HISTORICAL DATA, COUNTIES in MASSACHUSETTS

MARBLEHEAD, ESSEX COUNTY"Marble Harbor" mentioned. (Mass. Bay Rea, Vol. 1, p. 92)Marble Harbor called a plantation in this act. (Mass. BayRec.Vol. 1,p.93)Marblehead mentioned. (Mass. Bay Rea, Vol. 1, p. 106)Bounds to be established between "Marble Garbor" andSalem, and "Marble Harbor and Saugus.Bounds between Salem and Saugus and Salem and MarbleHarbor to be established.

"It is ordered, that there shalbe a plantation art MarbleHeasd..." (Mass. Bay R4ec, Vol. 1, p. 147)Established as a town-"... Salem having granted them to bea towne of themselves, &appointed them the bounds oftheir towne, wch the Corte doth graunt." (Mass. Bay Rea,Vol. 11, p. 266.)

Archaic Names of the MunicipalityMarble Harbor, Plantation at Marble Head.

Section/Village Names:Bamegat, Clifton, Clifton Heights, Deveraux, Goodwin's Landing, MarbleheadNeck, Nanepashemet, Peaches Point, Reed's Hill.

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Dyer's Notes:—"June iS. 1864. Hitched up at 5o'clock.Advanced with the 1st Division about i-£ miles, when theRebs opened upon us. Went in position under a terriblefire Soon advanced, and within an hour we advanced 3times Having gained the Norfolk and Petersburg railroadwe established our lines. We lost Lieut. Peleg Blake andBenjamin Kanuse killed. Joseph Knox badly wounded.Alex. Atwood, Henry Fitzsimmons and Atkins slightlywounded."

FROM "THE CANNONEER,". BY AUGUSTUSBUELL,

Historian of Battery B, 4th U. S. Lieut. James Stewartcommanding, attached to the 1st Division, Fifth Corps:

"During the night (of June l7th) General Griffin got his batteriesup into the Norfolk Railroad cut, which at that pomt curved to thenorth, and ours was disposed so that we could rake the cut for a on.iderable distance. Richardson's took position to our right, and nearLe Avery house, while Phillips came up on the left. This position wabout 600 yards from the enemy's main works at that pout. Theswere new works in a second line, and the outer mtrenchn e, s that hhad abandoned on the day before,-ran along near our positu n A aas we could sec to the right were long lines of infantry toward theworks The ground was much broken, and as the lines conformedthe ground, it had the appearance of great waves of men

In our front the infantry had farther to go than those to the rightus, but wc were too busy to see much of it. around.As both our guns and the Rebel works were on the highest ff^we could easily fire over the heads of our infantry ^«£«*£3Jclose up. The Rebel infantry in the works reserved their fire, and onlya few guns that they had back of their trenches replied to ui >lo • •but we fired very fast, and our practice was the bes n our historyOur work here was literally that of an artillery skirmish line a we hroncned the assault, and then covered the retreat of the ««f«l» r* *™repulsed. Nearly every shot grazed their works, and we knocked off agood many of their head logs. But the ammunition was some that^Ld got out of the barges at Windmill Point and not moreenhalf of our case exploded, though the common shell did Letterever, our three batteries soon silenced the guns the enemy '^works. The practice of Phillips' Battcry.-three inch rifles, wsuperb on this occasion. Twice in succession he hit their guns plum

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Nathaniel Goodwin, s. of Isaac and Sally, Dec. 16, 1817. G.R.3.Nathaniel Goodwin, s. of Isaac and Sally, Apr. 9, 1824. G.R.3.Nathaniel Goodwin, youngest s. of Isaac and Sally, Nov. 11, 1825. G.R. 3,Nathaniel Goodwin, youngest s. of Isaac and Sally, Nov. 25, 1840.G.R.3.

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ri.rk of the.

NOTES.The I'hysi-

clnn'a Affidavitshould show thefollowing fuels :

1st. Whetheror not he knewthe Soldier priorto e ii I islmcnt;the length oftime he hnaknown li i m;how Intimatelyand what opportunities he bushad of observingIds physical condition, whetherns his familyphysician or nsa neighbor! nndhow near he hnslived lo him Ifhe knew Unit the

Soldier wns asound man atenlistment, heshi.uld so slntc,adding, If true,tlmt had he beenunsound hewould h a v eknown it.

2d. If he treated Soldier whileIn the service;either ns hisregimental surgeon or w h HoSoldier wnshome on furlough, that fuctshould be otated.The Soldier'sphysical condition at suchtimes should beclearly shownns well as thenature of hisdisability nnddates of treatment.

3d. If he hastreated Soldiersince dischargehe should sostate, giving thedate of hi* Jlrtttreatment; whatbin physical eon-dillun was at thetime, with acomplete diagnosis of the dis.ability; theperiod duringwhich he treatedhim should liestated, withdates, as near nspossible, of theprescriptions.

4lh. The extent to whichSoldier hns beenable to performmanual laborsince discharge;and in case ofh 1 s death thedate nnd causeshould be fullystated.

5.18-82-lm.

FHYSICIAJSF'S AFFIDAVIT.

TAKE NOTICE—This affidavit should, if possible, be in the handwriting of the affiant; the marginal instructionsshouldbecarefully observed before writing out thestatement. All the facts in possession of affiant as to the oricin and continuance of the disability should he fullyset forth, and the dates of treatment should bo specifically given. If the affidavit is prepared from memoranda in possession of the physician, that fact should be stated.

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County of. idd^U.^CY1.) ss.

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(£. £..r. .^^^^^^r(Company nndregiment of service, ifInthearmy; or, name of,vessel, l£Jn thenavy.)

Personally came before me, a ..y^ ^,/^^,..^y -o y (Official ohiiraotepj>fmagUtme.)

in and for the aforesaid County and State, •^30./d±^r<...tU^<'d%C.),...y/h3..<z-.l.. ///Ad d/(Nnme of affiant.)

a citizen of

State of ... j//dgdS^&^4£*ej/^.

., County of. d ^td^C^y^n.^.«r_.-<J.

., well known to me to be reputable andentitled to credit, and who being duly sworn, declares in relation to the aforesaid case, as follows:

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•yoftrct and that.(Uere embody all the facts known to the affiant in ncenrdnnce with the marginal instructions.)

(No erasures or interlineations will bepermitted unless themagistrate certifies inhisJurat that they were made before executing thepaper.)

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years, and that he has no interest, either direct or indirect, in the proseiuition of this claim.

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(Affiant's Signature. Give rank and service if in the army.)

ZJL 7sSworn to and subscribed before me this /£..*£ day of.

A.D. 18/^and I hereby certify that the affiant is a practicing physician in good pro

fessional standing: that the contents of the above declaration, &c, were fully made

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added: and that I have no interest, direct or indirect, in the prosecution of this

claim.

Witness my hand and seal of office, this

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--. \ i //. ' / , ^V (Official Character.).; ,,, < uJ^s/rte d • .

IMPORTANT —If this declaration is executed beicj&dk Justice of the Peade' or a Notary Public, the certificateof the Clerk of the COURT as to the official character and genuineness of the signature of such officer must be attached.Neglect to comply with this requirement will cause trouble andDELAY.

j , Clerk of the County Court in and for

aforesaid County and State, do certify that Esq.,

who hath signed his name to foregoing affidavit, was, at the time ofso doing, a

in and for said County and State duly commissioned and sworn; that all his official acts are entitled

to full faith and credit, and that his signature thereunto is genuine.

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Widow's Certificate Number.JJhs&s&d,

Name ofSoldier (or SaUtn)#a4&^^Service ofSoldier (or Sailor).iSL^^z^^ ,'& s* '.. dd\

Commissioner of Pensions,

Washington, D.C.

Sir: —

I am pensioned under the above certificate number, because of the service of thesoldier (or rniW) named. I wasW-his wife during the period of his service in theCivil War. (if not write word "not" in blank space.)

I &m •/..£. years of age, having been born...^c^^ lSd.?..,ati^a^^L^^

I am entitled to the increase "of pension provided by the first section of the Actof September 8, 1916.

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DROP REPORT-PENSIONER

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Pensioner

Soldier. "

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, 102In the aboveJeseribed case adeclaration filed

in this Division indicates that said pensioner died, 19—

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FINANCE DIVISION

MAYJJ..1823 l02The nanieof the above-described pensioner who

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