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Private, Company G, 37th Virginia Infantry

Appears on a muster roll for July 13 to Aug. 31, 1861 (Dated Aug. 31, 1861)

Enlisted:
When: July 13
Where: New Garden
By whom: Capt. Kendrick
Period: 1 yr

Last paid:
By whom: 
To what time: 

Present or absent: Present
Remarks: 

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Name appears on a Register
of Claims of Deceased Officers and Soldiers from Virginia which were filed for settlement in the Office of the Confederate States Auditor for the War Department.

By whom presented: Isaac Vermillion, atty.

Comptroller:
When reported to: June 19, 1863
When returned: June 22, 1863

Number of settlement:
Certificates: 6234

Amount found due: $44

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Adjutant and Inspector General's Office,
Richmond, Va. Jany 12th 1863.

It appears from the Muster Roll of Captain Kendrick's Compnay "G" of the 37th Regiment Virginia Volunteers, on file in this office, that Pvt. Chas. Jackson of his company was enlisted July 13th, 1861 and for 12 mos. No acct of Death.

Ed. A. Palfrey
Maj. & A. A. G.

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[Request for enlistment and service.]

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No. 6234

Charles Jackson
Deceased

Private of Capt. Kendrick's Co: "G" 37th Regt. Va. Vols.

Due him $44.70

Appropriation

Pay of officers & privates of the Army - Volunteers, Militia &c.

Enclosed certificate No. 6234 to Isaac Vermillion atty Lebanon Russell Co. Va
June 27, 1863

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[Pay voucher to Isaac Vermillion, attorney for James Jackson.]

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[James Jackson, father of Charles Jackson, appoints Isaac Vermillion his attorney. July 8, 1862.]

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[James Jackson swears he is the father of Charles Jackson, who died in the service on the 21st day of December 1861. March 14, 1862. Signed by name.]

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[Signatures are genuine.]

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Certificate
Charles Jackson
Deceased

Co. "G" 37 Va. Inf.

Isaac Vermillion Atty.
Lebanon
Russell County, Va

Isaac Vermillion atto for James Jackson

No.   Abst. B 49 '63
James Jackson, father
$44.70
Paid 18. Dec. 1863

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[Pay voucher.]

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[Back of pay voucher.]

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Virginia
Russell County

This is to certify that Charles Jackson private in Capt. Wm. J. Kendricks company letter G 37th Regt. Va Vol and son of James Jackson died at Staunton hospital on the 21st of December 1861 leaving no widow nor child. Said private enlisted on the 13th of July 1861 and served as a private soldier in the above named company and Regt five months and seven days. Given under my hand the 16th of March 1862.
Wm. J. Kendrick Capt. Co.
G 37th Regt. Va. Vols.

I hereby certify that the above named soldier was a member of my company of the 37th Va Regt and that he has not reced any pay for his service since the 31st day of August 1861 and that the Confederate States is due him for his services three months and twenty days. Given under my hand this 16th March 1862.
Wm. J. Kendrick Capt. Company
G 37th Regt. Va. Vols.

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2d Auditors Office
April 29th 63

Charles Jackson enlisted July 13 61 for 12 months. Received pay & 21.00 clothing to 31st Aug 61 No later returns in this office.

John W. Bunion

Qr. M. Gen. Officer
May 6th 1863

It appears from the remark opposite his name that he side at Staunton Dec. 21, 1861, not paid from 31 Aug. 1861 to date of his death.

James Armstrong

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[Request for service details.]