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Widow’s Pension Claim, 4 August 1909, application no. 16023,



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  • Title Widow’s Pension Claim, 4 August 1909, application no. 16023, 
    Short Title Hurt, Richard, Mrs. F E - Confed Pension App 
    _BIBL Widow’s Pension Claim, 4 August 1909, application no. 16023,
    Mrs. F. E. Hurt, widow of Richard Hurt, Hargroves Co. B, Brown's 35th Regiment Cavalry; Confederate Pension Applications, 1899-1975, Collection CPA15996, roll 157, Pension File Nos 15996 to 16030, Application Years 1901 to 1910; Texas State Library and Archives Commission, Austin; digital images, "Alabama, Texas and Virginia, Confederate Pensions, 1884-1958,” Ancestry.com (http://ancestry.com/ : accessed 18 September 2014). 
    _SUBQ Widow’s Pension Claim, 4 August 1909, application no. 16023,
    Mrs. F. E. Hurt, widow of Richard Hurt, Hargroves Co. B, Brown's 35th Regiment Cavalry; Confederate Pension Applications, 1899-1975, Collection CPA15996, roll 157, Pension File Nos 15996 to 16030, Application Years 1901 to 1910; Texas State Library and Archives Commission, Austin; digital images, "Alabama, Texas and Virginia, Confederate Pensions, 1884-1958,” Ancestry.com (http://ancestry.com/ : accessed 18 September 2014) 
    Source ID S100 
    Linked to (1) Richard Hurt 


 

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