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DEPOSITION I


Case of Sarah Brown , No. 253.142

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On this fifth day of November, 1887, at Seventy Six, County of Clinton, State of Kentucky, before me, W. H. Egleton a Special Examiner of the Pension Office, personally appeared Elizabeth Neal,~ who being by me first duly sworn to answer truly all interrogatories propounded to her during this Special Examination of aforesaid Pension Claim, deposes and says: : her age is close to 80, P. O. Cumberland City, Clinton County, Ky., No Occupation.

My husband has been dead 23 years.

I have known Aunt Sallie Brown ever since she was weaned, ever since she sucked.

I knew when she “Sallie” was married to Eli Brown. And Aaron Beck, Squire “dead” Married them. Aaron Beck and his old woman are dead.

Although I was present when they was married yet cannot remember the day of the month, the month or the year they were married in.

I don’t know when any of her children were born.

I knew when James Agee, her first husband, died. But the year or month or day of the month I do not remember.

I knew when Eli Brown died but I can’t remember the date. Or the month or year.

I am a cousin of the client but I have no interest in the case.

I have testified in

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the case before but I forget who it was that swore me to that affidavit.

~ Please Explain ~


Q: How did you fix the date of marriage when you made that other affidavit?

A: I don’t know how I fixed the date.

Q: Did you talk it over with anybody at the time or about the time you made that affidavit?

A: I might, I don’t know.

Q: Have you any records whatever?

A: No, I have not.

Q: Was that former affidavit read to you?

A: Yes Sir it was.

Q: Have you understood the questions asked you and are your answers to them correctly recorded in this deposition?

A: Yes Sir.



Attests: } W. H. Egleton

} Z.T. Conner

Her Mark (X) Elizabeth Neal
Deponent

 

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 5 day of November 1887, and I certify that
the contents were fully made known to deponent before signing.

W. H.Egleton
Special Examiner.

 

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