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NARA 594 

7600 A.G.O. 1873

Charleston Oct 8" 1873. 

Freedmans Branch 
Disbursing Office 
J. H. Counselman

Transmits confidential list together with Form 41. showing the result of examination in the case of Wm. Jackson Late Co. "A" 108th USCT. for decision of Adjt Genl US army

Two (2) Enclosures

Refer [[?]] for any info &c

[[stamp]] RECEIVED OCT 10 1873 FR. BR. A.G.O. [[/stamp]]

Recd back AGO (FB) Oct 21-73

First indorsement
War Department
Adjutant General's Office
October 13. 1873

Respectfully referred to the Second Auditor of the Treasury with request for any information that his records may afford tending to assist in the identification of the claimant in this case.

Thomas M Vincent
Assistant Adjutant General

L.S. 6/303

(OFFICE FORM 100.)

Treasury Department,
SECOND AUDITOR'S OFFICE.
Oct 20th, 1873.

L."H".P

Respectfully returned to the Adjt Gen. U.SA. In the application of Emma Jackson as the widow of Wm. Jackson, Co. A, 103rd U.S.C.T. Phyllis Flemming and James McCale swear that they have known the claimant twenty years, that she is a resident of Charleston S.C. and the widow of the soldier.

A Certificate signed by Rev Alex. W. Marshall, pastor of St Johns Chapel, Hamstead, is on file, in which he states that he married the soldier and claimant on the 15th of April (Thursday) 1847 in Charleston S.C.

No settlement is on file in the case of William Jackson. The widow's Maiden name was Johnson.

E. B. French. Auditors
By G B Par

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