MONTGOMERY COUNTY, NC - MILITARY - Parsons Pension


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This day came personally before me Daniel McAuly a justice of the peace
for said county. Thomas Parsons of said county aged about fifty seven 
years who after being duly sworn deposeth and sayeth that he was a
brother to Joseph Parsons a pensioner whose widow has made the within 
declaration that though he was young when Joseph Parsons and Nancy 
Parsons were married he believes they were married on or about the year 
1790 and that he lived with them seven or eight years shortly after 
they were married that they lived together until the time of Joseph 
Parson's death that he never heard a doubt expressed about their being 
lawfully married.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 4th day of July 1839

Daniel McAuly JP Thomas Parsons

State of North Carolina Montgomery County. I Daniel McAuly acting 
Jusitice of the peace for said county for which the above affadavit was
made do certify that all the above persons namely William Bruton, 
Thomas Butler and Thomas Parsons are credible and respectable men and 
that their testimony is entitled to full credit and belief. I also 
certify that Nancy Parsons who has sworn to and signed the within 
declaration has for some time been in such bad health as to make it 
impracticable for her to attend any court of record to make her 
declaration.

4 July 1839

Daniel McAuly JP