PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY CIVIL WAR PENSION APPLICATION - JOHN WATSON

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


Name and Age: John Watson, age 87 as of 1931, teamster, master was Joab Watson 
who "was boss over the Commissary and stables." He hauled the provisions and 
guns and gun stocks to Lynchburg and hauled to Lt. Harvey in charge of Depot.  
Haluled to Danville to Mr. Jim. Dearman in charge there.

Comrades of veteran: W. A. B. Watson and Vince Chison of Whittles Depot.

VA town: Whittles Depot

Member of: Teamster slave under Joab Watson