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NARA0087 (No. 30.) U.S. Disbursing Office 174 1/2 4th St Louisville Ky. Jany 26th, 1878. Attn Crockett, cold Lucas Landing Arks This is to inform you that your claim has been settled, and that a disbursing officer will be at The Time and place of payment will be fixed when your affidavit has been received here at this place for the purpose of paying the amount due you. It is important that you shall appear in person PROMPTLY AT THE TIME AND PLACE NAMED. I inclose you blank form for affidavit of two credible persons as to your identity, which should be executed before an officer authorized to take acknowledgments; if notary public or justice of the peace, the certificate of the clerk of the court that they are so authorized must be presented. The money that is to be paid you is all your own, and is not subject to claim or demand, in whole or in part, by any one else. This letter, together with any papers in your possession that may aid in establishing your identity, should be shown by you to the disbursing officer. H.S. Hawkins Capt 6th Inf per S Disbursing Officer. [[footnote]] This letter was opened by Adam McDowell cold the friend of Willie Crockett, the son of Allen Crockett, due Willie The only child of Allen Crockett - His [[crossed out]]mother[[/crossed out]] widow has married again - [[/footnote]]