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I have found more records on FOLD 3 that pertain to military pensions than
anywhere else - yes, it's a subscription and if you look around the www you
might find that someone has put these records on a private website, but FOLD
3 has the most comprehensive collection with easily readable files.



Diane S 

 

 

 

 

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From: Ed Smith

Date: 3/6/2017 4:02:26 PM

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Subject: [VA-ROOTS] Widows Revoluntionary War Pensions

 

Where might I obtain the pension files for two Revolutionary War widows
residing in Frederick County, Virginia?  Quoting from Bockstruck's 
Revolutionary War Pensions, awarded 1775-1905":

 

"Duncan, John. Va. - . He died in service about the last of May 1779.  His
widow, Mary Duncan, and two children were furnished £20 support in Frederick
Co., Va. on 5 Sep. 1780.  She was on the pension list in 1785."

 

"Duncan, Samuel. Va. - .  He died in the service.  His widow, Mary Duncan,
and two children were furnished £20 support in Frederick Co., Va. on 7 Sep.
1779 and on 5 June 1782."

 

Thanks,

Ed Smith

 

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