BEDFORD COUNTY, TN - MILITARY - Civil War Pension Application - Haynie, W M
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Civil War Pension application - Haynie, W M, 1898, AL Confederate Pension file 
index on film at Wallace State College, Hanceville, AL.

Contributor's Note:  W.M. Haynie was from Bedford County, Tennessee

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                    Military Records Division

Veteran's Name:  Haynie, W. M. -
Pensioner: (left open)
County: Jefferson
Military Record: Pvt, Co. E, 23rd Tenn. Regt.

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#5223
                    Soldiers or Sailors Application
for the relief of needy Confederate soldiers, residents of Alabama, who from 
wounds or other cause are now unable to earn a livelihood by labor, under act 
approved February 13th, 1891, (H.B. 969) and as amended February 18th, 1895 
(S.B. 825).

The State of Alabama}
County of Jefferson }
     Before me M T Porter Judge of Probate in and for said County, in said 
State, personally appeared W M HAYNIE who being duly sworn, deposes and says:
     That while in the military or naval service of this State , or 
Confederate States he was a __Private__ in Company __E__ of __23__ Regiment of 
__Tenn Infantry__ and that he did not desert the services of this State, or 
Confederate States: That he __has now become disabled by means of old age & 
sickness__ and in consequence of such sickness & old age, he is physically 
unable to earn a livelihood by labor:  That he is now a bona fide resident of 
Alabama, and that he has been such for at least one year prior to this date:
That his Postoffice address is __Blossburg, Ala__
That he is engaged in the business of __none__
That his taxable property consists of __none__
and is not worth in the aggregate more than five hundred dollars:
That his gross salary or gross income does not amount to five hundred dollars 
per year; and thiat his wife does not own a separate estate of more than five 
hundred dollars.  And he hereby makes application for relief under said Act.
  Sworn to and subscribed before me this  }
  25th day of May 1898                    }                       W M HAYNIE
  Judge of Probate                        }                       Applicant
==============
After an examination and investigation of the within application, we report 
that the said applicant is worthy and recommend that the application be 
received.
June 3, 1898
I find the above application is in due form    }                  W S T Reynolds
approve the same.                              }                  Ty Cain
M T Porter                                     }                  A C Oxford
   Judge of Probate                            }           Board of Examiners
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The State of Alabama}
County of Jefferson }
     I hereby certify that the above is a duplicate of the original 
application on file in my office together with the endorsement of the Board of 
Examiners in the case of said Applicant and also of my approval thereof.
     Given under my hand this 30 day of June 1898.
                                         M T Porter
                                         Judge of Probate, Jefferson County.
-> Original to be filed in  the Office of the Judge of Probate.  Copy to be 
forwarded to State Auditor. <-
->   Please write names PLAINLY, otherwise it is often difficult to determine 
what name is meant.<-

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#5223
                                  Wm
Soldiers or Sailors
The State of Alabama
Jefferson County.
Application for Relief.
  W M HAYNIE
     E. 23rd
Under act approved February 18, 1891.  For the relief of needy Confederate 
Soldiers and Sailors, residents of Alabama who from wounds or other cause, are 
now unable to earn a livelihood and for the Widow's of such as were killed or 
died in said war, and not since remarried.

(All following left open)
State of Alabama    }
County of __________}
Personally appeared before me ________ a Justice of the Peace in and for said 
County _______ who being duly sworn, deposeth and saith that by reason of 
physical disability he is unable to appear before the Probate Judge of said 
county to make affidavit to his application for relief, under the act for 
relief of needy Confederate Soldiers and Sailors; &c approved February 13, 
1891, and that such disability consists of _________.
sworn to and subscribed before me this __ day of ______ 189__.  ___________ 
Justice of Peace.


Note from: E, R & Z - The initials stand for William Merial Haynie.  Lived in 
Wartrace, Bedford Co, TN when he served in Civil War.  There was also another 
W M HANEY in this same company.  The above W. M. Haynie enlisted at 
Murfreesboro, TN on 7/1/1861.  The other W. M. HANEY enlisted at Camp 
Trousdale on 8/23/1861.  This latter info gleaned from Compiled Service 
Records.