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Bureau R.F & A.L Hd Qrs. 4. Sub Dist. Gordonsville, Va. May 24/67

Respectfully forwarded to Genl. O.Brown Asst. Comr State of Va.

WR Morse Bt. Maj & S.A.C.

Bureau Refugees, Freedmen and A. Lands Head Qrs. Asst. State of [[?]] Richmond, Va, May 25th 1867.

Respectfully returned to Capt W.L. Tidball A.S.A.C. (thro: S. Dist H. Qrs) 

It does not appear that these persons will become dependent on the Government if they remain where they are or that they will not become so dependent if transportation is furnished them
O Brown Bvt: Brig: Genl Vols Asst. Comr.
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Bureau R.F & A.L Hd Qrs. 4. Sub Dis. Gordonsville, Va. May 27/67

Respectfully returned to Capt. W. L Tidball A.S.A.C. inviting attention to endorsement of the Asst. Comr. Va.
WR Morse Bt. Maj & S.A.C.
E&M 2.V.377

Bureau of Refugees &c 3rd Div., 4th Dist r Charlottesville, May 30, 1867. 
Respectfully returned to Bvt Maj W.R. Morse, Sub Asst Com, &c. 
This womaan informs me that it is impossible for her to obtain renumerative employment here, on account of her two children she has applied to me for assistance, and if she remains here until winter will certainly become a tax upon the Bureau, She represents that if he was in Roanoake, her mother-in law would take care of her children, and then, enable her to earn a comfortable living for all of them. She says she can get more steady employment and better wages in Roanoake. She says that both her children here are under twelve, and one of them is