Andrew P. Flanagin

Pensions: Andrew P. Flanagin, part 3 of 4: Fredonia, Mason County, Texas

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(3-450.)
S. E. D.

So. Dist.
Ctf. No. 684050
Claimant: Andrew P. Flanagin
Soldier: " "
P. O. Address: Fredonia
County: Mason State: Texas
Recommendation: Admission

W. W. RAGSDALE, SPECIAL EXAMINER

REFERENCE
Jan. 15, 1898
Respectfully reffered to ??? Bd/? Review for Admission

Thomas J. Shannon
Chief S. E. Division

JAN 5 1898

3-448.

INDEX TO SPECIAL EXAMINER'S REPORT

Claim of Andrew P. Flanagin, Ctf. No. 684050

PAGES.
NAMES OF WITNESSES, ETC.
Exhibits.
Depositions.
REPUTATION
1 to
Index

2 to 4
Summary

5 - 6
John H. Jernigan

A
Good
7-8
Henry Ratliff

B
"
9-10
Wm T Ratliff

C
"
11-12
Mary E. Smith

D
"
13-14
Julius R. Smith

E
"
15-16
Wm. H. Foote

F
" (see summary)
17
Letter of "
A

"
18-19
Harp Stewart

G
"
20
Letter of "
B

"
21-22
Henry J. Smith

H
"
23-24
Wm. H. Smith

I
"
25
Letter of Jas. M. Tindall
C

Memphis, Tenn., Dec.30, 1897
Hon. Commissioner of Pensions

Sir:

I have the honor to return herewith the papers in claimant Case No. 648050 of Andrew P. Flanagin, late
Private Co. G 1st Alabama Vol. Cavalry P.O. Box Fredonia, Texas. The claim is being specially examined
to determine origin and continuance of disease of eye and ? me with all points practically proven except
continuance from 1870 to 1878 while he lived in the vicinity of Orizaba, Tippah Co., Mississippi. Upon
going to that vicinity, I made inquiries about claimant and old citizens and those named by claimant. Upon
conversing with John H. Jernigan and Henry Ratliff, two most substantial old men, their opinion was so
adverse to the claim that I felt it my duty to take their depositories. Further inquiry at that time seemed to
throw strong doubts upon the merit of the claim. Mr. William Foote was credited as "the biggest liar in the
whole country" and claimant had a fight just prior to his leaving Mississippi in which his face and eyes
suffered injury. Most of the parties named by claimant had died or moved to Texas, and Mr. Harp Stewart
and Henry Smith were both away from home when I called. Mrs. Smith, though, remembering the man,
claimant, well, did not remember any trouble with his eyes-and Mrs. Stewart could not remember pro or
con. I susbsequently corresponded with Mr. Smith and Mr. Stewart, and both answered favorably to the
claim. And Mr. Foote also wrote a letter reciting additional knowledge of the case-I find that they are
perfectly reliable men and knew whereof they spoke, and their testimony together with that of William H.
Smith leaves no doubt as to claimant's having a chronic affliction of eyes while he lived in Mississippi.
Mr. Foote, while being a great "romancer" and storyteller-and somewhat given to "guessing" I think can
be relied upon as to his testimony under oath. The case as it now stands to have been well proven and
complete, and I recommend admission.

Very respectfully,
W. W. Ragsdale
Special Ex.

(3-446.)

DEPOSITION A
John H. Jernigan

Case of A. P. Flanagin, No. 684050

On this 17 day of Jun, 1897, at Blue Mountain, County of Tippah, State of Mississippi, before me, W. W.
Ragsdale, a Special Examiner of the Pension Office, personally appeared John H. Jernigan, who, being by
me first duly sworn to answer truly all interrogatories propounded to him during this Special Examination
of aforesaid pension claim, deposes and says:

My age is 83. Occupation farmer P.O. Box Blue Mountain, Mississippi. I knew this claimant, Pink
Flanagin. From the time he and his father and a lot of them came here from Alabama till he left-can't
give the years-but if he says it was 1870 to 1878, I think that is about correct. His sister, Elizabeth Gould,
lived on my place for seven years, and he worked for me one year. I saw him when he first came and all
the time he was about here. My books show that he worked for me in 77 and 78.

Q: Did he have any ailment of any kind?
A: None that I know of. He appeared to be a stout, able-bodied man.

Q: Any trouble with his eyes?
A: None that I ever noticed-and if he had had sore eyes or any trouble with his eyes, I think-yes, I am
sure I would have noticed it or known something of it.

I have heard this read and it is correct.

J. H. Jernigan

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 17th day of June 1897, and I certify that the contents were fully
made known to deponent before signing.
W. W. Ragsdale
Special Examiner

(3-446.)

DEPOSITION B
Henry Ratliff

Case of A. P. Flanagin, No. 684050

On this 17 day of Jun, 1897, at Blue Mountain, County of Tippah, State of Mississippi, before me, W. W.
Ragsdale, a Special Examiner of the Pension Office, personally appeared Henry Ratliff, who, being by me
first duly sworn to answer truly all interrogatories propounded to him during this Special Examination of
aforesaid pension claim, deposes and says:

My age is 75. Occupation farmer-P.O. Cotton Plant, Mississippi. I remember this claimant, Pink
Flanagin, from the time he came here from Alabama till he went to Texas-some 7 or 8 years-lived in a
mile of me, and our land joined-saw him often-he had no trouble of any kind with his eyes while he
lived around here so far as I ever noticed or heard of, and if he had had any such ailment, I think I would
have known it or noticed it.

I have heard this read and it is correct.

Henry Ratliff (his mark)
Attest:
J. G. Jernigan
S. E. Jernigan

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 17th day of June 1897, and I certify that the contents were fully
made known to deponent before signing.
W. W. Ragsdale
Special Examiner

(3-446.)

DEPOSITION C
William T. Ratliff

Case of A. P. Flanagin, No. 684050

On this 18 day of June, 1897, at Guyton, County of Tippah, State of Mississippi, before me, W. W.
Ragsdale, a Special Examiner of the Pension Office, personally appeared William T. Ratliff, who, being
by me first duly sworn to answer truly all interrogatories propounded to him during this Special
Examination of aforesaid pension claim, deposes and says:

My age is 51. Occupation farmer-P.O. Guyton, Mississippi. I remember this claimant well from the time
he came here till he left, some 6 or 7 years-I was then a merchant in Orizaba-and sold him goods, saw
him often. Don't remember any particular ailment he had if any. Did not seem to be a stout man.

Q: Any trouble with his eyes?
A: No, sir. Nothing permanent that I now remember-since I come to think of it, it seems to me he had
some stys or some small sores on his eyes occasionally-but nothing of a chronic nature.

I have heard this read and it is correct.

W. T. Ratliff

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 17th day of June 1897, and I certify that the contents were fully
made known to deponent before signing.
W. W. Ragsdale
Special Examiner

(3-446.)

DEPOSITION D
Mary E. Smith

Case of A. P. Flanagin, No. 684050

On this 18 day of June, 1897, at Cotton Plant, County of Tippah, State of Mississippi, before me, W. W.
Ragsdale, a Special Examiner of the Pension Office, personally appeared Mary E. Smith, who, being by
me first duly sworn to answer truly all interrogatories propounded to him during this Special Examination
of aforesaid pension claim, deposes and says:

My age is 58. P.O. Cotton Plant, Mississippi. I am the wife of Henry Smith-he is away from home
today-I remeber this claimant very well, and for two years, 73 and 74, he lived on our place and lived
about 200 yards of us. I saw him daily during those years and then very often till he left here somewhere
about 76 to the best of my recollection-and I bid them all goodbye when he left for Texas. He went up to
his father-in-law's and stayed about a month there before he went to Texas. His health was good while I
knew him. Eyes? There was nothing wrong with his eyes-nothing that I ever noticed or heard of.

I have heard this read and it is correct.

Mary E. Smith

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 17th day of June 1897, and I certify that the contents were fully
made known to deponent before signing.
W. W. Ragsdale
Special Examiner

(3-446.)

DEPOSITION E
Julius L. Smith

Case of A. P. Flanagin, No. 684050

On this 18 day of June, 1897, at Cotton Plant, County of Tippah, State of Mississippi, before me, W. W.
Ragsdale, a Special Examiner of the Pension Office, personally appeared Julius L. Smith, who, being by
me first duly sworn to answer truly all interrogatories propounded to him during this Special Examination
of aforesaid pension claim, deposes and says:

My age is 30. Occupation Farmer P.O. Cotton Plant, Mississippi. I remember this claimant well while he
lived on our place-and I remember that he always had a red ring around his eyes, and they were
inflamed-it was not very severe, and he was not blind-and this did not affect his sight-his eyes were
just red and inflamed about the edges. I know his eyes were in terrible shape when he left here for Texas. I
saw him just before he left-but this latter condition was due to a fight he had with Fayette Rogan at Ripley
about three weeks before he left. His face was all black and blue, and his eyes beat up in terrible shape.
Rogan, they say, took a scale weight and just beat his face all up. No, he did not have his eyes knocked
out-just beat up and swelled up, and he was in that fix when he left. The fight was about money
matters-settling up then to leave for Texas.

I have heard this read and it is correct.

J. L. Smith

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th day of June 1897, and I certify that the contents were fully
made known to deponent before signing.
W. W. Ragsdale
Special Examiner

(3-446.)

DEPOSITION F
William H. Foote

Case of A. P. Flanagin, No. 684050

On this 18 day of June, 1897, at Orizaba, County of Tippah, State of Mississippi, before me, W. W.
Ragsdale, a Special Examiner of the Pension Office, personally appeared William H. Foote, who, being by
me first duly sworn to answer truly all interrogatories propounded to him during this Special Examination
of aforesaid pension claim, deposes and says:

My age is 56. Occupation Farmer P.O. Orizaba, Mississippi. I remember this claimant, Pink Flanagin,
while he lived about here. He worked on my place four years and worked at my gin for a while. His health
was pretty good so far as I remember. Eyes? Yes, he had something the matter with eyes, but it
has been so long, I can't remember now much about it. Don't remember that it was any chronic trouble-
just had sore eyes occasionally like you and I might have-if he ever had anything worse than this, I don't
remember it. If he is entitled to a pension, I would like to see him get it. I would rather go a little wrong in
his favor than go against him. Don't see how he could have been in the U.S. Army-he was too young it
seems to me. I can't give you the years he worked on my place, but he was about here for some seven or
eight years-back twenty or more years ago.

I have heard this read and it is correct.

W. H. Foote

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th day of June 1897, and I certify that the contents were fully
made known to deponent before signing.
W. W. Ragsdale
Special Examiner

(3-446.)

DEPOSITION G
J. Harp Stewart

Case of A. P. Flanagin, No. 684050

On this 23 day of December, 1897, at Orizaba, County of Tippah, State of Mississippi, before me, W. W.
Ragsdale, a Special Examiner of the Bureau of Pensions, personally appeared J. Harp Stewart, who, being
by me first duly sworn to answer truly all interrogatories propounded to him during this Special
Examination of aforesaid claim for pension, deposes and says:

That his age is 65 years: Post office address Orizaba, Mississippi: Occupation farmer. I remember this
claimant, Pink Flanagin. We called him from the time he came here till he went away-which was
somewhere about from 1871 to 1876. He worked for me some during these years, and I saw more or less
of him every year. I don't remember any particular complaint he had-but after getting your letter and
studying the matter over, I do remember he had some trouble with eyes. His eyes appeared to be watery
and mattery and he carried a handkerchief all the time kind of tied on his shoulder or about his neck and
was constantly wiping his eyes (Deponent imitates its motion in wiping his eyes). But I never heard him
complain of his eyes at all-to the best of my recollection, his eyes were watery, and he was constantly
wiping them as above described more or less during each year he was in this neighborhood.

I have heard this read and it is correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.

J. Harp Stewart

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 23 day of December 1897, and I certify that the contents were fully
made known to deponent before signing.
W. W. Ragsdale
Special Examiner

(3-446.)

DEPOSITION H
Henry J. Smith

Case of A. P. Flanagin, No. 684050

On this 23 day of December, 1897, at Cotton Plant, County of Tippah, State of Mississippi, before me, W.
W. Ragsdale, a Special Examiner of the Bureau of Pensions, personally appeared Henry J. Smith, who,
being by me first duly sworn to answer truly all interrogatories propounded to him during this Special
Examination of aforesaid claim for pension, deposes and says:

That his age is 62 years: Post office address Cotton Plant, Mississippi: Occupation farmer. I remember Pink
Flanagin while he lived in this vicinity. He was about here some four or five years-from about 70 or 71 to
75 or 76-and for two years, 73 and 74, he lived on my place. As I remember him, he was always trouble
with some kind of sore eyes-they always looked red and inflamed and watery and were that way when he
left here for Texas.

I have heard this read and it is correct.

H. J. Smith

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 23 day of December 1897, and I certify that the contents were fully
made known to deponent before signing.
W. W. Ragsdale
Special Examiner

(3-446.)

DEPOSITION I
William H. Smith

Case of A. P. Flanagin, No. 684050

On this 23 day of December, 1897, at Cotton Plant, County of Tippah, State of Mississippi, before me, W.
W. Ragsdale, a Special Examiner of the Bureau of Pensions, personally appeared William H. Smith, who,
being by me first duly sworn to answer truly all interrogatories propounded to him during this Special
Examination of aforesaid claim for pension, deposes and says:

That his age is 34 years: Post office address Cotton Plant, Mississippi: Occupation farmer. I am a son of
Henry J. Smith, whose deposition you have just taken. I well remember Pink Flanagin while he lived in
this neighborhood and know that he had sore eyes all the time while here. They were red and inflamed and
watery. I remember him many a time wiping his eyes up with a handkerchief which he had tied around his
neck or pinned to his coat or shirt. His eyes were especially bad in hot weather or when engaged at work
that was dusty-like fodder pulling and like. I have been squirrel hunting with and he was constantly
cleaning his eyes out. He could shoot pretty well when he got his eyes clear.

I have heard this read and it is correct.

Willie H. Smith

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 23 day of December 1897, and I certify that the contents were fully
made known to deponent before signing.
W. W. Ragsdale
Special Examiner

Orizaba, Tippah County, Mississippi
June 24, 1897
W.W. Ragsdale

Dear Sir, since you was at my house we recollect that Pink Flanagin eyes was sore-my father
was blind for several years previous to his death, and Flanagin tried several of his prescriptions for his eyes.
It had been so long we had forgotten it-I mean (for we) my wife and myself.

I am respectfully,
W. H. Foote

Ex. A

SPECIAL EXAMINATION
DIVISION

Department of the Interior
BUREAU OF PENSIONS

Memphis, Tenn. June 21, 1897
Mr. Harp Stewart
Orizaba, Miss.

Sir:
To aid this bureau in determining the merits of pension claim No. 684050, please state whether
you remember Andrew P. Flanagin and whether he had any disease or affection of his eyes while he resided
in your vicinity. If so, please state the nature of it. Your prompt reply is requested.

Very respectfully,
W. W. Ragsdale
Special Examiner

Please write your reply on the back of this letter. The enclosed envelope requires no postage.

Orizaba, Mississippi
June 24, 1897

I remember Mr. Flanagin well. He worked some for me whilst in the neighborhood. My realization is he
had some trouble with his eyes. They were weak and run water. Don't know what name the disease was.

Yours respectfully,
J. Harpe Stewart

Ex. B

SPECIAL EXAMINATION DIVISION.
No. 684050
Claimant Andrew P. Flanagin
Soldier " "
Co. G 1, Reg't Ala Cav
Enlisted Apr, 1864
Discharged Oct, 1865

Department of the Interior,
BUREAU OF PENSIONS,
Memphis, Tenn., June 20, 1897

Mr. James M. Tindall
Saltillo, Miss.

SIR:
To aid this Bureau in the settlement of the above described claim for pension, you are requested to
answer the questions noted below.
You will please fill out, sign, and return this circular, even though you do not remember the solider
or that he was wounded, disabled, or diseased in the service.
The enclosed official envelope for your reply requires no stamp.
Very respectfully,
M. Clay Evans
Commissioner.

Q. Do you remember the solider, Andrew Pink Flanagin, as a member of your company?
Ans. Yes
Q. Do you remember that he suffered with any wound, injury, or disease while in service?
Ans. I do not.
Q. If you do remember any such wound, injury, or disease, state the nature of same.
Ans. I do not know of such.

(Signature) J M Tindal
(Address) Saltillo Miss

25-Ex C

SPECIAL EXAMINATION DIVISION.
No. 684050
Claimant
Soldier Andrew P. Flanagin
Co. G 1, Reg't Ala. Cav.
Enlisted Apl, 1864
Discharged Oct, 1865

Department of the Interior,
BUREAU OF PENSIONS,
Washington, D. C., May 22, 1897

Mr. David C. Herron
Spencer, Ala.

Q. Do you remember the solider, Andrew P. Flanagin, as a member of your company?
Ans. I new the above soldier.
Q. Do you remember that he suffered with any wound, injury, or disease while in service?
Ans. But I did not no he was disabled.
Q. If you do remember any such wound, injury, or disease, state the nature of same.
Ans. Any he was a sound man as far as I ever new he served in my co. I never herd him compain
any.

(Signature) David C. Herron
(Address) Spencer PO
Fayette Co. Ala

SPECIAL EXAMINATION DIVISION.
No. 684050
Claimant
Soldier Andrew P. Flanagan
Co. G 1, Reg't Ala. Cav.
Enlisted Apl, 1864
Discharged Oct, 1865

Department of the Interior,
BUREAU OF PENSIONS,
Washington, D. C., May 22, 1897

Mr. Robert J. Byers
Sterrett, Ala.

Q. Do you remember the solider, Andrew P. Flanagan, as a member of your company?
Ans. I remember Flanagan I don't remember his anitials.
Q. Do you remember that he suffered with any wound, injury, or disease while in service?
Ans. I do not.
Q. If you do remember any such wound, injury, or disease, state the nature of same.
Ans.
(Signature) Robert J. Byers
(Address) Sterrett, Ala.

SPECIAL EXAMINATION DIVISION.
No. 684050
Claimant
Soldier Andrew P. Flanagan
Co. G 1, Reg't Ala. Cav.
Enlisted Apl, 1864
Discharged Oct, 1865

Department of the Interior,
BUREAU OF PENSIONS,
Washington, D. C., May 22, 1897

Mr. Wm. J. Vines
Hatton, Ala.

Q. Do you remember the solider, Andrew P. Flanagan, as a member of your company?
Ans. I do he was in my company company G 1st Ala Cav
Q. Do you remember that he suffered with any wound, injury, or disease while in service?
Ans. Don't remember
Q. If you do remember any such wound, injury, or disease, state the nature of same.
Ans. Cannot say
(Signature) William J. Vines
(Address) Hatton, Ala.

SPECIAL EXAMINATION DIVISION.
No. 684050
Claimant
Soldier Andrew P. Flanagan
Co. G 1, Reg't Ala. Cav.
Enlisted Apl, 1864
Discharged Oct, 1865

Department of the Interior,
BUREAU OF PENSIONS,
Washington, D. C., May 22, 1897

Mr. Jos. P. Byers
Mansfield, Ark.

Q. Do you remember the solider, Andrew P. Flanagan, as a member of your company?
Ans. Do not remember how he sind his name
Q. Do you remember that he suffered with any wound, injury, or disease while in service?
Ans. I do not
Q. If you do remember any such wound, injury, or disease, state the nature of same.
Ans. It has been so long I have all most forgotten a great many of the old, comreds as I had no
acquaints with them. Before the war or since
(Signature) Jos. P. Byers
(Address) Mansfield
Sebastian Co
Ark

SPECIAL EXAMINATION DIVISION.
No. 684050
Claimant
Soldier Andrew P. Flanagan
Co. G 1, Reg't Ala. Cav.
Enlisted Apl, 1864
Discharged Oct, 1865

Department of the Interior,
BUREAU OF PENSIONS,
Washington, D. C., May 22, 1897

Mr. James M. Tindal
Mantachie, Miss.

Q. Do you remember the solider, Andrew P. Flanagan, as a member of your company?
Ans. I do
Q. Do you remember that he suffered with any wound, injury, or disease while in service?
Ans. I don't remember that he did.
Q. If you do remember any such wound, injury, or disease, state the nature of same.
Ans. I do not
(Signature) James M. Tindal
(Address) Saltillo
Lee Co Miss

SPECIAL EXAMINATION DIVISION.
No. 684050
Claimant
Soldier Andrew P. Flanagan
Co. G 1, Reg't Ala. Cav.
Enlisted Apl, 1864
Discharged Oct, 1865

Department of the Interior,
BUREAU OF PENSIONS,
Washington, D. C., May 22, 1897

Mr. John W. Riggs
Cole, Ala.

Q. Do you remember the solider, Andrew P. Flanagan, as a member of your company?
Ans. I remember Andrew P. Flanagan
Q. Do you remember that he suffered with any wound, injury, or disease while in service?
Ans. I do not remember any wound
Q. If you do remember any such wound, injury, or disease, state the nature of same.
Ans.
(Signature) John W Riggs
(Address) Cole
Ala

SPECIAL EXAMINATION DIVISION.
No. 684050
Claimant
Soldier Andrew P. Flanagan
Co. G 1, Reg't Ala. Cav.
Enlisted Apl, 1864
Discharged Oct, 1865

Department of the Interior,
BUREAU OF PENSIONS,
Washington, D. C., May 22, 1897

Mr. James O. Wood
Commerce, Texas

Q. Do you remember the solider, Andrew P. Flanagan, as a member of your company?
Ans. Yes
Q. Do you remember that he suffered with any wound, injury, or disease while in service?
Ans. Yes he was wounded
Q. If you do remember any such wound, injury, or disease, state the nature of same.
Ans. I do not remember the nature of the wound it has been so long
(Signature) James O. Wood
(Address) Commerce
Hunt Co Texas

SPECIAL EXAMINATION DIVISION.
No. 684050
Claimant
Soldier Andrew P. Flanagan
Co. G 1, Reg't Ala. Cav.
Enlisted Apl, 1864
Discharged Oct, 1865

Department of the Interior,
BUREAU OF PENSIONS,
Washington, D. C., May 22, 1897

Mr. James M. Adams
Weldon Ala.

Q. Do you remember the solider, Andrew P. Flanagan, as a member of your company?
Ans. I do not remember the man all tho he mite
Q. Do you remember that he suffered with any wound, injury, or disease while in service?
Ans. A bin a member of Co G
Q. If you do remember any such wound, injury, or disease, state the nature of same.
Ans.
(Signature) James M Adams
(Address) Weldon
Ala

SPECIAL EXAMINATION DIVISION.
No. 684050
Claimant
Soldier Andrew P. Flanagan
Co. G 1, Reg't Ala. Cav.
Enlisted Apl, 1864
Discharged Oct, 1865

Department of the Interior,
BUREAU OF PENSIONS,
Washington, D. C., May 22, 1897

Mr. Elisha Glass
Irondale Ala.

Q. Do you remember the solider, Andrew P. Flanagan, as a member of your company?
Ans. Yes
Q. Do you remember that he suffered with any wound, injury, or disease while in service?
Ans. I do not
Q. If you do remember any such wound, injury, or disease, state the nature of same.
Ans. -----
(Signature) Elisha Glass
(Address) Irondale
Alabama

Act of June 27 1890.
(3-495.)
PENSIONER DROPPED

U. S. Pension Agency

Hon. H. Clay Evans.
Commissioner of Pensions.

Sir:
I hereby report that the name of Andrew P. Flanagin Priv Comp G 1 Ala Vol Cav, who was a pensioner
on the rolls of this Agency, under Certificate No. 684050, and who was last paid at $8, to 4 Nov, 1898, has
been dropped because of death.
Died Jany 12/99
Very respectfully,
J. T. Wilder
Pension Agent.

Every name dropped to be thus reported at once.

U. S. PENSION AGENCY
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
MAR 31 1899

U. S. PENSION OFFICE APR 5 1899

Finance Division
BUREAU OF PENSIONS
APR 14 1899

SOUTH DIV.
APR 22 1899
RECEIVED

(3-216.)
S. C. Davis Ex'r. INVALID.
No. 741669
Andrew P. Flanagin DEAD
P. O. Fredonia
Mason Co. Texas
Service: Pv G 1 Ala Cav
Enlisted: April 24, 1864
Discharged: Oct 20, 1865
Application filed: Dec 4, 1889
REJECTED
Alleges: Dis of eyes
Attorney: Geo E Lemon
P. O. Wash'n DC
ATT'Y FILED

(3-216a.)
Markland, Ex'r.
No. 741669
Act of June 27, 1890
Andrew P. Flanagin
P. O. Fredonia,
Mason Co., Texas
Service: Pvt. G. 1. Ala. Cav.
Application filed: July 31, 1890.
Any other Claim filed: 741669
Numerical No. 236394
Attorney: Geo. E. Lemon
P. O. City
ATT'Y FILED
Board
OCT 5 1891

(3-230.)
INVALID. (Series Act June 27, 18)
Cert. No. 684050
Name, Andrew P. Flanagin
Rank, Pvt; Service, Co. G. 1st Ala Vol Cav
Agency, Original Roll: Knoxville
Issued Nov 17, 189?
Mailed Dec 7, 18
Rate and Period, $8, from July 31, 189?
Disability: Disease of eyes
Action complete
Board of Revision
Rev.
DEAD.

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