Pike County AlArchives Military Records.....P. W. Williamson, Confederate pension 1899
Civil War Private  Company C  1st Alabama
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Veteran's Name  Williamson, P.W.
Pensioner   Rebecca Williamson
County   Pike
Military Record  Pvt.  Co C  1st Ala.

Schedule of Property filed with application for pension by Rebecker C. 
Williamson
real estate owned:  none
personal property:
household and kitchen furniture  $15.00
The State of Alabama, Pike County - Personally appeared before me, E. Pitman, 
a justice of the peace in and for said State and County, Rebecker C. 
Williamson who, being by me duly sworn, deposes and says that the foregoing 
schedule embraces all the property owned by her and that the valuation as 
fixed is a fair and just value thereof.
Rebecker C. Williamson, her mark
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 22 day of May 1899
E. Pitman, J.P.

Affadavit for Witnesses to Application of Widows
The State of Alabama, County of Bullock
I, D. A. J. Blue, do solemnly swear that I was personally acquainted with P. 
W. Williamson, whose widow's name is signed to the foregoing application, and 
that I know of my own knowledge that the services set forth in the application 
was rendered by said P. W. Williamson and that he did not desert the service 
of the Confederate States or the State of Alabama.
D. A. J. Blue
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 20 day of May 1899
I hereby certify that affiant is known to me, and that he is a person of 
integrity and veracity.
J. T. Davis  N.P. and J. P.

Affadavit for Witnesses to Application of Widows
The State of Alabama, County of Bullock
I, W. A. Walker, do solemnly swear that I was personally acquainted with P. W. 
Williamson whose widow's name is signed to the foregoing application, and that 
I know of my own knowledge, that the services set forth in the application was 
rendered by said P. W. Williamson and that he did not desert the service of 
the Confederate States or the State of Alabama.
W. A. Walker, M.D.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 25 day of May 1899
I hereby certify that affiant is known to me and that he is a person of 
integrity and veracity.
J. T. Davis  N.P. and J. P.

Application of Widows of Deceased Soldiers or Sailors of the Armies of the 
Confederate States or the State of Alabama
State of Alabama, County of Pike
To the Honorable Board of Examiners of said County:
Your Petitioner, Rebecker C. Williamson, respectfully represents to your 
Honorable Board, that she is a citizen of Pike County, in the State of 
Alabama, and was such on the 1st day of January 1899; That she is the widow of 
P. W. Williamson,who served as a private in Company C of the 1 Regiment Ala. 
Volunteers; That her husband died on the 23 day of June 1881; That he did not 
desert the service of the State of Alabama, nor of the Confederate States, 
that she has not since remarried, that she has no children upon whom she can 
depend for support, that all of her property do not exceed four hundred 
dollars in value; and that her annual income from all sources do not exceed 
four hundred dollars.  She therefore respectfully asks your honorable board to 
place her name upon the pension rolls of the State as a member of the fourth 
class, that she may participate in the division of the fund provided for the 
relief of needy Confederate soldiers and sailors, and their widows, by an act 
of the General Assembly of Alabama, approved February 10, 1899.
Respectfully, Rebecker C. Williamson, her mark


Additional Comments:
P. W. Williamson is Pleasant Washington Williamson
his wife was Rebecca Caroline Ingram
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