Decisions of the Department of the Interior in Appealed Pension and Bounty-land Claims, Volume 18U.S. Government Printing Office, 1912 - Bounties, Military |
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accrued pension act of April act of February act of June act of March adjudication affidavit alleged appellant appellant's April 19 Assistant Secretary Jesse attorney August August 11 August 20 bureau action certificate cited claim for pension claimant cohabitation Commissioner of Pensions common-law marriage Company Congress contract County December decision declaration decree nisi decree of divorce defendant Department desertion disability disease divorce decree enlistment entitled evidence fact February 28 filed ground held honorably discharged husband and wife Indians Infantry issue joint resolution July July 27 June 27 jurisdiction living marital married ment military service month never nunc pro tunc parties payment pension claim pensionable service pensionable status person presumption prior proof provisions question reason rebellion record reimbursement remarriage remarried rendered Revised Statutes rule Secretary Jesse E September shown soldier special examination subsequent testified testimony therein tion title to pension United void Volunteer War Department widow
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