PITTSYLVANIA CO., VA-CIVIL WAR PENSION APPLICATION - THOMAS A. GREGORY

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection



Name: Thomas A. Gregory, age 76 as of 1924, farmer

Pittsylvania County, Va --Callands

Member of: Sixth Virginia, Company C, under Patrick Henry, Col. and Capt. R. J. 
Moorman

State of Virginia, County of Pittsylvania to wit:   G. W. Hundley, personally 
appeared before me S. B. Haley, JP for the county aforesaid and made oath to the 
folling statement:

I, Geo. W. Hundley this to certify that I G. W. Hundley do positively know that 
T. A. Gregroy was a soldier in the confederate army.  Sworn to before me this 15 
day of August, 1924.  S. B. Haley, JP

Letter in files to Mr. E. Lee Moore, Richmond Va dated Aug 16, 1924

Dear Sir, 
     I took the sworn statement yesterday of J. S. Gardner and J. W. Hundley but 
was suffering from tooth ache so did not know what forms I needed.none I 
suppose.  I know Mr. T. A. Gregory and have known him ever sence the war.  I 
know he went to war when the call came for men from 16 sixty and was in service 
near Danville Va with the 17 year old boys; he had six brothers in the war 
besides himself and four was killed.  I write this because I thought you might 
not understand the statements I made yesterday.  If there is  any I neglected to 
do of any importance write me what you wish to know and I will attend to it with 
my most sincere regards, I am very truly. Signed: S. B.  Haley, JP