Bath County Kentucky
Honl. L M Cox
Washington D.C
Dear Sir
I have well known Mrs. Nancy Boyd for many Years—an aged Respectable resident of the county of Bath & State of Kentucky—who I am informed is a witness in the Application of the children of Mary Yarbrough (decd) from Bath Co Kentucky for a Pension widow of Randolph Yarbrough deceased, to the Pension office of the united States, at Washington D.C.
I know the said Nancy Boyd to be a Lady of Irreproachable character, & I would have the most entire confidence in her statement to be true whether on oath or otherwise—That said Randolph Yarbrough was believed by his neighbors where he lived to have been a soldier of the Revolution. I have no Intrst in this Pension.
I am dear sir
Verry Truly Yours
State of Kentucky
County of Bath}
On the 2nd day of March 1854 in the Year 1854 personally appeared Mr. A. Trumbo, whose name appeared to the forgoing letter and acknowledged the signig sealig and deliverig the same to be his own volunteer act and deed for the uses and purposes there set fourth. And that his signature thereto attached is his genuine signature.
S. Hart J.P.
State of Kentucky Bath Count Sct
I, R H Conner Clerk of the Court in and for the County aforsaid—do herby certify that S Hart whose name appears to the forgoing certificate is his genuine signature—and was a Justice of the Peace at the time of signing the same duly commissioned and service in and for the county aforesaid and his official acts are entitled to full faith and credit—and the County court aforsaid is a Court of Record.
In Testamny wherof I have herunto Affixed the Seal of Said County And Subscribed my name clerk of Said Court on this 2d day of March 1854
R.H.Conner Clerk
add evidence
case of Mary Yarborough widow of Thomas, Randolph
act 1836 Kentucky
suspended file
to be filed with papers of Mary Yarborough and Thomas, Power of Atty to me
filed already
John S. Edwards
Mr Cole
