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34 Thos. P. Jackson Asst Supt &c Norfolk Va Oct 19th 1865 Rec'd Oct 26th 1865 Makes application for transportation to N.C. their former homes, of twenty col'd persons. named. Endorsed Norfolk Va Oct 21st 1865 Respectfully returned to Mr Jackson Asst Supt R.F.&A.L. P.A. Co for further information. Col Brown requires that it should be stated whether there is any certainty of support in the county to which the Freedmen wish to remove (Sgd) A.S. Flagg Capt & A.Q.M. &c Norfolk Octo 23rd 1865 Respectfully returned to Capt A.S. Flagg A.Q.M. Supt &c I have canvassed all within applicants and they have information from friends that they can readily obtain employment and support themselves. (Sgd) Thos. P. Jackson Asst Supt Norfolk Va Oct 23rd 1865 Respectfully forwarded to Col O. Brown asst com'r B of R.F. & A.L. Richmond with attention called to Mr Jackson's statements in the paper and endorsement. (Sgd) AS Flagg Capt & A.Q.M. &c filed Trans' orders Nos 19,20,21, & 22 B.F. Childrey Petersburg Va Oct 26th 1865 M P. 127 Rec'd Nov 2, 1865 Relative to a wagon taken from one James Prichard by one [[Fariquier]] professing to be a gov't agent and which the writer had purchased of Gov't and sold to said Prichard Endorsed Washington Oct 31st 1865 Respectfully referred to Col O. Brown Asst Comr &c for such action as the interests of the Bureau may require. By order of Maj Gen'l Howard Com'r (Sgd) Max Woodhull A.A.G. Richmond Va Nov 2, 1865 Respectfully referred to Capt Barnes for investigation, report & action. By order of Col. O. Brown (Sgd) James A Bates A.A.A.G. Fow'd Nov 2 1865 35 Max Woodhull A.A.G. Washington Oct 27, 1865 N Rec'd Oct 29th 1865 Requests information touching the status of the Chesapeake Seminary property situated near Hampton Va. one part said to be owned by loyal owners represented by Gen'l Butler U.S.A. and another part by Rebels. Asks for names of proprietors. Endorsed Richmond Va Nov 2, 1865 Respectfully returned to Maj Gen'l O.O. Howard Com'r &c with the following report. The Chesapeake Seminary property was owned by a corporation and is divided into eight (8) shares which are now held by the following named persons. Charles A. Raymond for self and loyal owners four shares. MW Armstead one share, Thomas Horne one share, William Morris & Charles Gwathmey one share. William J. Wright one share. Of the four last named stockholders Horne has received his pardon. I have no knowledge of the political states of the remaining three. (Sgd) O. Brown Col & Asst Comr Ret'd Nov 2d 1865 R.S. Lacy Capt & A.Q.M. Lynchburg Oct 30th 1865 Rec'd Nov 2d 1865 Applies for transportation of freedpeople Endorsed Richmond Va Nov 2d 1865 Respectfully returned to Capt R.S. Lacy A.Q.M. Supt &c are these persons dependent on the Gov't for support and will such dependence cease if transportation is furnished. (Sgd) James A. Bates A.A.A.G. Ret'd Nov 2nd 1865 H.C. Percey Cashier &c Norfolk Va Oct 21st 1865 O Rec'd Oct 1865 Encloses names of 3 new applicants for bounty - and the certificate of Nicholas Lynch. Also list of names asks early attention to the matter &c. Endorsed Richmond Va Nov 2d 1865 Respectfully returned to Mr Percey through Capt Flagg Supt. These lists must be sent through Captain Flagg who will report the names to this office under instructions from these Hd Qrs. Separate Lists must be made
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There is a Fariquier Co. - I think that word might be Fariquier but not sure
