Compiled & contributed by Lisa Graham, OCT 2004.
ORIGINAL MILITARY SERVICE PENSIONERS OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA OR THE CONFEDERACY
The General Assembly of Alabama passed House Bill 755 as Act 109 in the 1882-1883 Session to provide for the relief of maimed, disabled men who served the state or the Confederate States and as a result rendered physically unable to earn a livelihood for themselves and their families. the act provided $17.96 per year for such Veterans and was approved February 23, 1883
Report of The State Auditor of Al. For The Fiscal Year Ending 30th Sept., 1884, To The Governor
Maimed Soldiers
Coffee County
R. Diamond
Jno. D. Hudson
G.J. Williams
David Batson
J.W.P. Castleberry
R.W. Lee
J.S. Williams
S.A. Dauphin
F.M. Fraser
Crenshaw County
R.M. Brunson
F.M. Pipus
John C. Laggit
A.D. Peacock
H.M. Humpries
E.H. Bullard
George W. Hart
COVINGTON COUNTY
W.R. Mock
M. M. Rushing
W. L. Blocker
L.W. Crumpler
Chas. Taunton
John Atkinson
J.F. Bondvin
T. Sanson
P.J. Ham
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