Pension, SC, Lancaster, JAMES HOLLIMAN 1854




                  3696-C

              JAMES HOLLIMAN




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Pension, SC, Lancaster, JAMES HOLLIMAN 1854




              The petition of

             ELIZABETH PARKER

                    and

              SARAH HOLLOMAN

       praying for xxxxx of pension

                 Pensions

           Name does not appear
               in treasurers
                 paper book

              W. C. CARUTHERS




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                    Pension, SC, Lancaster, JAMES HOLLIMAN 1854

State of South Carolina
Lancaster District

To The Honorable the members of the legislature of the said state

Your petitioner shows to you your honorable body that their father JAMES HOLLIMAN
was a soldier in the Revolutionary War that part of his service were rendered in
this state and has he lived near the North Carolina he done duty in that.

Your petitioners have often heard him speak of his serving and his suffering and
the hardships and dangers he underwent in the war from which your petitioners infer
that he served his country long and faithfully as a soldier. He always lived in
this state and died in this District on the 8th of May A.D. 1836.

Your petitioners further show that in consideration of the services aforesaid your
honorable body placed the said JAMES HOLLIMAN, several years before his death, upon
the pension roll and allowed him a pension. When this was done, and how much
annually was accorded to him, your petitioners don't know. They do know however
that he drew several years before his death and that Mr. SIMON HUBBERT BECKHUM was
his agent for that purpose.

Your petitioner further shows that they are only surviving children of the said
JAMES HOLLIMAN that after his death there was no administration on his estate for
he had nothing to be administered.

Your petitioners are informed and believe that some part of his pension money was
do and in arrears at the time of his death which your petitioners pray may be paid
over to them.

Your petitioners will ever pray

SARAH HOLLIMAN   {her mark}
ELIZABETH PARKER {her mark}




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                       Pension, SC, Lancaster, JAMES HOLLIMAN 1854

State of South Carolina
Lancaster District

Personally came SARAH HOLLIMAN and ELIZABETH PARKER before me and states on oath
that facts as stated the in the within petition as being their own knowledge was
being divised from the information of others, they believe to be true.

SARAH HOLLIMAN   {her mark}
ELIZABETH PARKER {her mark}

Sworn to before me 11th of November 1854

J. A. STEDMAN, clerk




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Pension, SC, Lancaster, JAMES HOLLIMAN 1854




                      283

                 Report of

             The committee on
              pensions on the
                petition of

             ELIZABETH PARKER

                       &

              SARAH    HOLLIMAN

                of pension




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                    Pension, SC, Lancaster, JAMES HOLLIMAN 1854

The committee on pensions to whom was referred the petition of ELIZABETH PARKER and
SARAH HOLLIMAN praying for arrears of Pensions due their father JAMES HOLLIMAN
deceased beg leave to report that they have carefully considered the same and find
that his name does not appear as a pensioner of the state but the name of JAMES
HOLLIMAN does appear on the roles of the United States.

South Carolina agency, Lancaster District, Act of the 7th of June 1832, who is
doubtless the same man now applied for and consequently your petitioners have no
claim against the state.

Your committee would ask leave to be discharged it's further consideration.

All of which is respectfully submitted

A. S. WALLACE
Chairman




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