CIVIL WAR PENSION APPLICATION EXTRACT - RALPH ADKINS

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APPLICATION OF A WIDOW OF A DECEASED SOLDIER, SAILOR OR MARINE FOR A PENSION. 

Name: Ralph Adkins, 74 years old,  disabled from rhuematism, loss of left arm 
PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY, VA  RESIDENT OF PARRISH BLIESTREAM? VA
Member of: (no information on company, etc.  Rerating form)  Documents 
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Pittsylvania County 1900
No. 
VIRGINIA:County of Pittsylvania, TO-WIT:I,  Wm. B. Hurt, Commissioner  of the 
Confederate Pension Board for the County of Pittsylvania, do certify that I have 
carefully enquired and examined into, and am fully satisfied from the evidence 
adduced before me that each and all of the facts set forth in the within 
application are true; that the applicant is the identical person name in the 
application; that the application is for the reasons approved, and it is 
therefore certified that Ralph Adkins is entitled to receive annually from the 
State of Virginia the sum of thirty dollars.  Given under my hand this ? of May, 
1900?
  Signed: Wm. B. Hurt
  Countersigned: J. G. Hall