Washingtons Long Path from Farm Boy to Father of Country
A narrative tracing George Washington from Potomac farm origins through surveying in Shenandoah, Braddock’s defeat, and the French and Indian War to his later role as commander and president. It notes his early schooling, marriage to Martha Custis, Mount Vernon life, and the claim of royal lineage linking Washington to Edward I via Margaret Butler and William Butler.
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Washington
Lincoln
Destiny
Potomac River
Virginia
George
Lawrence
England
Lord Fairfax
Shenandoah Valley
George Fairfax
West Indies
George Washington
Braddock
Williamsburg
Martha Custis
Daniel Parke Custis
Delaware
Valley Forge
Mount Vernon
Moncure D. Conway
America
Royal Historical Society of England
Frederick W. Ragg
Edward I
Scotland
Wales
Scone
Westminster Abbey
Magna Charter
Edward Longshanks
Margaret Butler
Laurence Washington
Worthington Chauncey Ford
John Washington
Whitfield
Laurence
Margaret
Wiliam Butler
Tighes
Sussex
Butler
Ragg
William Butler
Mr. Ragg
Edward I. Plantagenet
Pension column answers on Texas volunteers and widow claims
Information for soldiers and heirs on pensions. Texas volunteers 1855 to 1860 and widows’ eligibility under remarriage rules are explained. The guidance covers proof of enlistment, proof of first wife’s death, and eligibility for widow’s pension from first spouse to remarriage.
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C. E. Jones
Washington, D. C
Widow's Pension Benefit For Second Civil War Husband
Department answer states a widow who marries a Civil War veteran serving at least 90 days and who dies after, is entitled to widow’s pension under the April 19 1908 act if she married him before June 27 1890 and he had an honorable discharge.
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Pension Bureau
Chicago
Ill
John Ee
D. C
Pension rights for provost marshal under old acts
In New York a pension query asks if a provost marshal can gain pension under the 1890 act or the 1907 act. The Interior Secretary ruled that Civil War service as provost marshal or enrolling officer is not military service under the 1907 act and those employed in the civil branch are not pensionable thereunder.
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New York
N. Y
Harvey H. L
Secretary of the Interior
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Terbert F. Jackson
CY Leutzer
Wastington
Lafayette
Sivlengy
Syashiington
Trenton
Fareed Cos
Galveston
Tex
Texas Volunteers
James N. T
United States
Texas
War Department