1882 Pensioner List of
Union and Anson
Counties, NC
The
wars included in this pension list are:
Mexican War, War of 1812, and Revolutionary War.
With additional
genealogical notes ~ compiled by Julie Hampton Ganis
Additional genealogical
data from other sources.
Regardless of
where these persons lived during their time of service,
or their husbands
service, they applied for a pension from the following counties.
UNION COUNTY, NC
Name of Post-office Cause for Which Monthly Rate Date of Original
Pensioner Address Pensioned Allowance
ANNE ANDERSON Monroe Widow 1812 $8.00 Jan 1879
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION:
Anne ANDERSON was the widow of William ANDERSON who was in the War of 1812. He was born 10 Jan
1792 Anson Co, NC and died 1 Mar 1873 Union Co, NC. He married on 9 Jan 1817 in
Anson Co, NC to Anne PARKER (who
died 20 Feb 1881). Their daughter was: Rachel
Jemima ANDERSON who married Robert
HARRIS.
Soldier’s
pension certificate #SC-12,938. Widow’s pension certificate #WC-15, 553.
From: 1812
Ancestor Index Vol. II, 1970-1992, National Society U.S. Daughters of 1812,
and Index to War of 1812 Pension Files, transcribed by Virgil D. White:
He served in John BLUE’S Company of
NC Militia.
From: Muster Rolls of the Soldiers of the War of 1812, Detached from the Militia of North Carolina in 1812 & 1814, Raleigh, 1851: William Anderson was listed on the muster roll of the Infantry and detached from the Militia of NC, in 8th Company, detached from Anson Regiment, and 4th Regiment detached from 4th and 14th Brigades.
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Name of Post-office Cause for Which Monthly Rate Date of Original
Pensioner Address Pensioned Allowance
WILLIAM L. BELK Mt. Prospect Wounded in $8.00 -----------
left
hand
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION:
William L. BELK was in the Mexican War. Private, Old War Invalid Certificate #IC-6457, file
#9814. Served with SC Volunteers. From:
Index to Old Wars Pension Files 1815-1926, transcribed by Virgil
D. White. [Additional data in book.]
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Name of Post-office Cause for Which Monthly Rate Date of Original
Pensioner Address Pensioned Allowance
MILLIE BENNETT Monroe Widow $8.00 Dec 1869
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Millie BENNETT was the widow of James C. BENNETT who was
in the Mexican War.
Private, widow Millie, Old War Pension File #12277, Widow’s Certificate #WC-463, served from NC. From: Index to Old Wars Pension Files 1815-1926, transcribed by Virgil D. White.
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Name of Post-office Cause for Which Monthly Rate Date of Original
Pensioner Address Pensioned Allowance
SUSAN DEASON Monroe Widow 1812 $8.00 Jul 1873
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Susan DEASON was the widow of John DEASON who was in the War of 1812. He married on 10 Jan 1813
Anson Co, NC to Susan GUIN. Widow’s
pension certificate #WC-5399, Soldier’s pension certificate #SC-10104. Soldier
died 19 March 1872 in Union Co, NC. Served in William WELCH’S SC Militia. Lived in Union Co, NC and Chesterfield
Dist., SC. From: Index to War of 1812 Pension Files, transcribed by
Virgil D. White.
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Name of Post-office Cause for Which Monthly Rate Date of Original
Pensioner Address Pensioned Allowance
Delphia VICTORY Monroe Widow $8.00 Jun 1882
Pension certificate #196, 219. No further information found.
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ANSON COUNTY, NC
Name of Post-office Cause for Which Monthly Rate Date of Original
Pensioner Address Pensioned Allowance
Wm. D. BARCLAY Wadesboro Wounded right hand $6.00 -------------
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
William D. BARCLAY was in the Mexican War. Private, Old
War Invalid Certificate #IC-3742, file #12969. See also files S-7379 & W-9143.
Applied for pension in 1848. Served from NC.
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Name of Post-office Cause for Which Monthly Rate Date of Original
Pensioner Address Pensioned Allowance
BETSY DUTTON Wadesboro Widow 1812 $8.00 Aug 1878
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Betsy DUTTON was the widow of Samuel DUTTON who was in
the War of 1812. He married on 4 Dec 1822 Anson Co, NC to Elizabeth “Betsey” R. THREADGILL.
Widow’s pension certificate #WC-7731, Soldier’s pension certificate #SC-17069.
Soldier died 31 Dec 1874. Served in William
GREEN’S Virginia Militia. Lived in Anson Co, NC. From: Index to War of
1812 Pension Files, transcribed by Virgil D. White.
1850 Census of Anson Co.,NC, page 194, shows Samuel Dutton (born 1797 in NC), Elizabeth (born 1806 in NC), and children: Lucy, Sarah, Rosannah, Martha V., and Sintha T.]
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Name of Post-office Cause for Which Monthly Rate Date of Original
Pensioner Address Pensioned Allowance
PENNY GERMAN Morven Widow 1812 $8.00 Apr 1879
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Penny GERMAN was the widow of John GERMAN who was in the War of 1812. They married 2 Oct 1813
Anson Co, NC. He died 14 Apr 1870. Served under Capt. John BLUE’S NC Militia. Lived in Anson Co. From: Index to
War of 1812 Pensioners, transcribed by Virgil D. White. Widow’s pension
certificate # 22,516. As per John L. German, a researcher of the German/Jarman family, he states that
this is John W. GERMAN that
md. Penelope FORT.
From:
Muster Rolls of the Soldiers of the War of 1812, Detached from the
Militia of North Carolina in 1812 & 1814, Raleigh, 1851: John German was listed on the muster
roll of the Infantry and detached from the Militia of NC, in 9th Company,
detached from Anson Regiment, and the 4th Regiment detached from the 4th and
14th Brigades.
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Name of Post-office Cause for Which Monthly Rate Date of Original
Pensioner Address Pensioned Allowance
MARY HILDRETH Polkton Widow $8.00 Dec 1868
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Mary HILDRETH was the widow of Reddick HILDRETH who was
in the Mexican War. Private,
widow Mary, Old War Widow’s pension certificate #WC-83, file #14909. Served
from NC. Date filed: 2 May 1854. From: Index
to Old Wars Pension Files 1815-1926, transcribed by Virgil D. White.
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Name of Post-office Cause for Which Monthly Rate Date of Original
Pensioner Address Pensioned Allowance
ELIZABETH HUGH Wadesboro Widow $8.00 Sep 1869
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Elizabeth HUGH[HOUGH] was the widow of John HOUGH who was in the Revolutionary War. (He was born 2 Mar
1761-died 20 Mar 1847). He married on 25 Dec 1815 in Anson Co. to Elizabeth NEWTON (b.1798-d.1892).
John
was the son of Hezekiah HOUGH and Elizabeth INGRAM. He was a Private in the NC Line from Northampton
Co, NC in the Company commanded by Capt.
Bum of the Regiment commanded by Col.
Sewell. Later moved to Anson Co, NC. He was awarded a pension of $20 per
annum to commence on 4 Mar 1831. His widow applied for pension in 1853. After
the Civil War, she also applied that the pension be reinstated. Widow’s pension
certificate #2770.
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Name of Post-office Cause for Which Monthly Rate Date of Original
Pensioner Address Pensioned Allowance
DILIA JARMAN Wadesboro Widow 1812 $8.00 May 1879
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Dilia JARMAN was the widow
of Willis JARMAN who was in the War of 1812. Widow was Dilia.
He served under Capt. James M. TINDAL’S
Company of NC Militia as a Private. From:
Index to War of 1812 Pensioners, transcribed by Virgil D. White.
Widow’s pension certificate #WC-23, 979. As per John L. German, a researcher
of the German/Jarman family, he states that Willis’ widow was Dilia TEAL,
his 2nd wife.
From: Muster
Rolls of the Soldiers of the War of 1812, Detached from the Militia of North
Carolina in 1812 & 1814, Raleigh,
1851: A William German (?) was
listed on the muster roll of the Infantry and detached from the Militia of NC,
in the 9th Company, detached from Anson Regiment, 4th Regiment detached from
the 4th and 14th Brigades.
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Abstracted from the book:
Pensioners on the Roll, January 1, 1883, ....As called for by Senate Resolution of December 8, 1882, Volume 5, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, 1970.
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This page originally created October 19, 2000
By Julie Hampton Ganis
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