| Notes for MYRON CAMP: Some information for this record for Myron came from LDS Ancestral File AFN: 13XL-09G. It is unsubstantiated. There was information from the book by Margaret Torrens, Genealogy Of Sparta, IL. Civil War letters say Myron was in the 22nd IL. Regt. Civil War database info shows Myron claimed Residence in Sparta. Served IL. in H Co.22nd Inf Reg. IL. Enlisted 25 June 1861. Discharged 9 Jul. 1862.Enlist Rank Corpl. Source: IL. Roster of Officers and Enlistedmen. Union Army. Muster and Descriptive Roll of Company H 22nd Regiment of Illinois Volunteers Camp, Myron Rank Cprl, age 26,5' 7 3/4", Hair: Dark, Eyes: Blue, Complexion: Light, Single,Occ: Carpenter, Nativity: Town: Herrick, County: Bradford, Penn.Joined 25 Jun 1861 in Caseville, IL. by Capt. Swanwick. 3 yrs.Muster 25 Jun 1861 by Capt Pitcher. Residence: Sparta, Randolph County, Illinois. Discharged 9 Jul 1861, Camp Big Spring, Miss.Discharged rank of Sergeant. by order of General Hatlick.?contributed by Marjorie Thompson Pension Records of The Civil War Army Of the United States, Certificate of Disability for Discharge Myron Camp a Sergeant of Captain Harvy Nevill Company, H of the twenty Second Regiment of United States Volunteer was enlisted by Capt Frances Swanwick of the 22ndRegiment of Illinois at Belville Illinois on the eleventh day of June 1861, to serve three years; he was born in Herrick Bedford in the State of Pennsylvania is twenty six years of age, five feet 7 3/4 inches high, Light complexion, Blue eyes, Dark hair,and by occupation when enlisted a Carpenter. During the last two months said soldier has been unfit for duty because of chronic diarhea. The disease commenced at Bird's Point, MO., in the summer of 1861 and I suppose was caused by the causes set forth i n the Surgeon's cerificate to which he was necessarily exposed I think will be entitled to a pension. Station: Camp Big Springs Mis dated June 25-- 1862. Signed Capt Harvy Nevill. I cerify,that I have carefully examined the said Myron Camp of Capt Nevill's Company, and find him incapable of performing the duties of a soldier because of (here consult par. 1134, p 245,and directions on Form 12 p. 269, Med. Dept. Gen. Reg.) Chronic Diarrhea. The disease commenced at Bird's Point Mo. in the summer of 1861, and was caused by the climate and othe run healthy influences to which he was necessarily exposed. He is so much reduced that he is totally disabled from procuring a living. I think it a case for Pension and that the disability is Total. Signed B. Woodward Asst Surgeon. Discharged this ninth day of July 1862, at Camp Big Spring Mississippi. Signed F. Swanwick Surg Commanding the Post. Send mail to soldier atSparty County of Randolph State of Illinois. Approved S.M.Hamilton Brig Surg 1st Division Arm of the Miss. Certificate of Disability for Discharge forwarded to the Pension Office Sept11/62. in the case of Myron Camp a Sergeant Co. H 22nd Reg't of illinois Approved June 26th 1862 Respectfully forwarded F.Swanwick, Major Lundy 22nd ILL Inft. Approved June 26th 1862and respectfully forwarded H. E. Hast Lieut Col. 1st Demi Brig1st Brig. Headqtrs 1st Brig 1st Div approved June 26th 1862 andrespectfully forwarded F. A. Harrington Col Comd 1st Brig.Headqtrs Army of the Miss. approved July 9th 1862 Greer ThiallMed. Director Army of the Miss. Hdqt 1st Div Tr. Wing ArmyMiss. July 3, 1862 Respectfully forwarded James Morgan Brig GenCamdg. Hdqrs Rt Wing Arm Miss. July 5th 1862 Respectfullyforwarded D S Hauley Brig Genl Commdy Right Wing HeadquartersArmy of the Miss. Camp near Corinth July 9th 1862. To beDischarged By Order of Brig Genl. Rosecrans. Signed C.F. Mardena,a,a,genl. Stamp of Department of Pension Office Sept 23 1862.Certificate of Record of Marriage State of Illinois, RandolphCounty. I, Isaac C. Beare, Clerk of the county Court of saidCounty, do herby certifiy that Mr. Myron Camp was married toMiss E.L. Goddard in said County on the Seventh day of DecemberA.D. 1864. By John F. Stewart a MG. Duly authorized to solemnizemarriage by the Statute of the State of Illinois, as appears byhis return and certificate of marriage attached to the licensegranted therefor by the Clerk of this Court, and now on file inmy office. In WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed myname and attached the seal of said County Court at my Office inChester, this 19th day of February A.D. 1895. Signed Isaac C.Beare County Clerk A. Declaration for Original Invalid PensionTo be executed before a Court of Record or some officer thereofhaving custody of its seat. A Justice of the Peace or NotaryPublic MUST NOT authenticate this paper. If they do the work isutterly useless and must be done over again before a Judge orClerk of a Court of Record as stated above. State of KansasCounty of Harvey On this 13th day of March, A.D. one thousandeight hundred and seventy nine personally appeared before me,----- of the----- a court of record within and for the Countyand State aforesaid Myron Camp resident of the township of EagleCounty of Sedgwick, State of Kansas, who being duly swornaccording to law, declares that he is the identical Myron Campwho was enrolled on the ----day of June, 1861 in Company H ofthe 22" Regiment of ILLs Infy. commanded by --------, and washonorably Discharged at Camp Big Springs Miss. on the 9" day ofJuly, 1862; that his personal description is as follows. Age 46years; height----feet----inches;complexion----;hair------eyes-----. That while a member of theorganization aforesaid, in the service and in the line of hisduty at Birds Point in the State of MO., on or about the monthof July 1861 he contracted Chronic Diarrhea and generaldebility, he also contracted Rheumatism during the seige ofCorinth Miss. in or about May 1862. Treated by Regt. Surg. Thathe was treated in hospitals as follows: Hosp at Birds Point inthe winter of 1861 and 1862. That he has not been employed inthe military or naval service otherwise as stated above. Thatsince leaving the service this applicant has resided in ILLs,Iowa, and Kans. And his occupation has been that of a carpenter.That prior to his entry into the service above named he was aman of good, sound, physical health, being when enrolled acarpenter. That he is now very much disabled from obtaining hissubsistence by manual labor by reason of his injuries, abovedescribed, received in the service of the United States; and hetherefore makes this declaration for the purpose of being placedon the invalid pension roll of the United States. He herebyappoints, with full power of substitution and revocation, MiloB. Stevens & Co., of Cleveland, Ohio his true and lawfulattorneys to procecute his claim. That he has not received buthas applied for a pension. That his Post Office Address isSedgwick, County of Harvey, State of Kansas. Claimant'ssignature Myron Camp Also personally appeared C.S. Caldwell,residing at Wichita, Kansas and L.N. Woodcock, residing atWichita, Kansas persons who, being by me duly sworn, say theywere present and saw Myron Camp the claimant, sign his name (ormake a mark) to the foregoing declaration; that they have everyreason to believe, from the appearance of said claimant andtheir acquaintance with him, that he is the identical person herepresents himself to be; and that they have no interest in theprosecution of this claim. Signed C.S. Caldwell and L.N.Woodcock Sworn to and subscribed before me this 13" day ofMarch A.D. 1879, and I hereby certify that the contents of theabove declaration, &c., were fully made known and explained tothe applicant and witnesses before swearing, including the wordsHarvey and Sedgwick, erased and the words Eagle and Sedgwickadded; and that I have no interest, direct or indirect, in theprosecution of this claim. Signed E.B. Jewelt Probate Judge.Filed by Milo B. Stevens & Co. Pension Claim AttorneysCleveland, Ohio. Stamp of the Department of the InteriorPension Office Mar 21 1879. Received from claimant signed MiloB. Stevens Co. No 5 Invalid Division Department of theInterior pension office, July 9, 1879. Respectfully requestedof the Adjutant General U.S.S. a report of service anddisability in the case No. 274,093 of Myron Camp. Co H. 22ndILLS Vols. Disabled by chronic diarrhea and Rheumatism Corinth,Miss. May 1862. Discharged July 9 1862. Full history denied.Signed R.G. Clarke Act Commissioner. Stamp of Department of theInterior Pension Deptartment July 12 1879. War Department,Adjutant Gemeral's Office. Washington, D.C. Oct 17th, 1879.Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt from youroffice of Application for Pension No., 274.093, and to return itherewith with such information as is furnished by the files ofthis office. It appears from the Rolls on file in this officethat Myron Camp was enrolled on the 25 day of June, 1861, atCaseyville, in Co H 22 Regiment of Illinois Volunteers, to serve3 years, or during the war and was mustered into service asCorporal on the 25 day of June, 1861, at Caseyville, in Co H, 22Regiment of Illinois Volunteers, to serve 3 years, or during thewar. On the Muster Roll of Co H of that Regiment, dated Oct 31,1861 he is reported present; to June 30/62, same report, Julyand Aug 1862, Disch! July 9 1862 Sergeant. Regt was in thevicinity of Corinth, Miss., May 31/62. Cert of Disabilityreports him discharged at Camp Big Spring, Miss, July 9th 1862.The records of this office do not show that he contractedChronic Diarrhea and Rheumatism during May, 1862 as claimed. Iam sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant, S.V. RufauinAssistant Adjutant General. Z Ghillufe The Commisioner ofPensions, Washington, D.C. War of 1861 Act of June 27, 1890Declaration for Widows's Pension. and Accrued Pension State ofKansas, County of Sedgwick On this 21 day of February 1895personally appeared before me Jno Keifue, A Notary Public,within and for the county and state aforementioned Evalina L.Camp aged 55 years, a resident of Garden Plains in the county ofSedgwick in the state of Kansas, who being duly sworn accordingto law, declares that she is the widow of Myron Camp who wasenrolled on the 25th June 1861., as a Sergeant in Company H ofthe 22nd Regiment ILL Vol. Inf. commanded by Frances Swanwick,and served at least ninety days, and was honorably discharged atCamp Big Springs, state of Miss on the 9th day of July 1862. anddied at Garden Plain Kansas on the 3rd day of February 1895;That she married under the name of Evalina L. Goddard, to saidMyron Camp on the 7th day of Dec. 1864 by Rev J.F. Stewart atSparta, Ills there being no legal barrier to said marriage. Thatshe has not remarried since the death of the said Myron Camp.That she is without other means of support than her daily labor.That names and dates of birth of the children now living, undersixteen years of age of the soldier are as follows: Agnes B.born April 3 1881. That she has not applied for pension. Shehereby appoints with full power of substitution and revocationO.E. Howe, Winfield Kansas, her true and lawful attorney, toprosecute her claim. Her post office address is Garden PlainCounty of Sedgwick State of Kansas. Signed Evalina L. Camp.witnesses W. H. McCluer and W. R. Doyle. Also personallyappeared W.H. McCluer, P.O. Garden Plain, County of Sedgwick ,State of Kansas, and W.R. Doyle P.O. Garden Plain, County ofSedgwick and State of Kansas, persons whom I certify to berespectable and entitled to credit and who, being by me dulysworn, say that they were present and saw Evalina L. Camp theclaimant sign her name (make her mark) to the foregoingdeclaration and power of attorney; and they further swear thatthey have every to believe from the appearance of said claimantand their acquaintance with her, that she is the identicalperson she represents herself to be; and that they have knownher for 9 years last past; and that they have no interest in theprosecution of this claim. Signature of the witnesses W.H.McCluer, W.R. Doyle. Sworn to acknowledged and subscribedbefore me, this 21st day of Feby 1895 and I hereby certify thatthe contents of the foregoing declaration of claimant andaffidavit of witnesses were made known to each of them beforeadministering the oath; and that I have no interest, direct orindirect, in the prosecution of this claim. Signed Jno KiefueNotary Public. Stamp of the US Pension Office Feb 28 1895 Filedby O.E. Howe Attorney, Winfield, Kansas Law Division receivedMar 5 1895. Form (3-560) Application for Accrued Pension(Widows) State of Kansas, County of Sedgwick On this 23rd dayof Febry, 1895, personally appeared Evalina L. Camp, who beingduly sworn, declares that she is the lawful widow of Myron Camp,deceased; that he died on the 3rd of Febry. (11 P.M.) 1895; thathe had been granted a pension by Certificate 173463 which isherewith returned Agent at Topeka Ks up to the 4th Nov. 1894after which date he had not been employed or paid in the Army,Navy, or Marine service of the United States, she was married tothe said Myron Camp on the 7th day of Dec, 1864, at Sparta Ills,in the State of Ills; that her name before said marriage wasEvalina L. Goddard; that she had not been previously married;that her husband had not been previously married; that shehereby makes application for the pension which had accrued onaforesaid certificate to the date of his death; and that herresidence is City of Garden Plain, County of Sedgwick, State ofKansas, and her post-office address is Garden Plain Kansas.signed Evalina L. Camp Also personally appeared S.S. Casad,residing at Garden Plain Kansas, and Wm. Wickshim, residing atGarden Plain, who being duly sworn say they were present and sawEvalina L. Camp sign her name to the foregoing declaration; thatthey know her to be the lawful widow of Myron Camp, who died onthe 3rd day of Febry, 1895; that their means of knowledge thatthe parties were husband and wife, and that the husband died onsaid date, are as follows: We have known them as man and wifefor many years and attended his funeral on February 5th 1895.Signed S.S. Casad and Wm. Wickshim. Sworn to and subcribedbefore me on this 23rd day of Febry, 1895 and I certify that theaffiants are reputable persons; that they know the contents oftheir depositions, and that their statements are entitled tofull faith and credit. I further certify that I have nointerest, direct or indirect, in the above claim. Signed Jno.Kiefue Notary Public General Affidavit of Mary F. BriggsState of Kansas County of Harvey In the matter of Wd claim #609433 of Myron Camp Sergt Co H 22 Regiment ILL Inf. Personallycame before me, a Notary Public in and for said state andCounty, Mary F. Briggs, aged 55 years whose P.O. address isBentley, County of Sedgwick state of Kansas, well known to me tobe reputable and entitled to credit, and who, being duly sworn,declares in relation to the aforesaid case, as follows: That Iremember distinctly that Agnes B. Camp was born on Sunday April3rd, 1881, and I was present at the time and stayed all nightuntil Monday morning. I was requested to be there by Evalina L.Camp the mother of Agnes and her father Myron Camp came afterme. of, and dictated to R. Hall who did the writeing, and that Iwas not prompted in the matter by any one, and did not mearlysign a previously prepared atatement and signed and sworn to methe affiant. Signed Mary F. Briggs Sworn to and subscribedbefore me this day by the above named affiant; and I readaffidavit to said affiant and acquainted h m with its contentsbefore he executed the same. I further certify that I am in nowise interested in this case, nor am I concerned in itsprosecution; and that affiant is personally known to me, thatshe ------, creditable person, and so reputed in the communityin which she reside. Witness my hand and official seal, this22nd day of April 1895. Signed R.N. Hall Notary Public. Stamp ofUS Pension Office Apr 30 1895. Filed by O.E. Howe Attorney,Winfield, Kansas General Affidavit of Reubin J. Goddard and M.Jane Dobbins for Evalina L. Wd No. 609433 State of IllinoisCounty of Randolph In the matter of Evaline L. Camp, widow ofMyron Camp late of Co H 22, Regiment ILL Inf Vol. Personallycame before me, a Notary Public in and for said state and CountyReubin J. Goddard, aged-----years M. Jane Dobbins, aged 61 yearswho P.O. address is Sparta, County of Randolph State ofIllinois, well known to me to be reputable and entitled tocredit, and who being duly sworn, declares in relation to theaforesaid case, as follows: That we were each well acquaintedwith Myron Camp and Evaline L. Goddard a number of years beforetheir marriage and we know from such acquaintance that neitherof them have been previously married. We was each present at themarriage of said Myron Camp and Evaline L. Goddard on the 7thday of December 1864. This statement is written by James L.Kelly a Notary Public at Sparta illinois on the 24 day of April1895 and from our statement to him and we was not aided by anyprinted or written statement obtained or dictated by any otherperson. Signed Reuben J. Goddard and M. Jane Dobbins. Sworn toand subscribed before me this day by the above named affiants;and I read affidavit to said affiants and acquainted them withits contents before they executed the same. I further certifythat I am in no wise interested in this case, nor am I concernedin its prosecution; and that affiant are personally known to me,that they are creditable persons, and so reputed in thecommunity in which they reside. Witness my hand and officialseal, this 24 day of April 1895. Signed James L. Kelly NotaryPublic. Stamp of US Pension Office Apr 30 1895. Filed by O.E.Howe Attorney, Winfield, Kansas. General Affidavit Of MorrisJ. Loyd and J. W. Vanneman for Evalina L. Wd No. 609433 Stateof Kansas County of Sedgwick In the matter of Widows pension ofEvalina L. Camp widow of Myron Camp Co H, 22 Regiment IllinoisVol. Infantry Personally came before me, a Notary Public MorrisJ. Loyd, aged 44 years J. W. Vanneman, aged 36 years whose P.O.address is Garden Plain, county of Sedgwick state of Kansas,well known to me to be reputable and entitled to credit, and whobeing duly sworn, declares in relation to the aforesaid case, asfollows: That I Morris J. Loyd am well acquainted with Mrs.Evalina L. Camp and know her to be the widow of Myron Camp nowdeceased. Have known them both for past ten years and know herto be the present widow of Myron Camp (deceased) Not havingmarried since his death. Signed and written by Morris L. Loyd. IJ.W. Vanneman, Being duly sworn on oath says that I am and havebeen acquainted with Mrs. Evalina L. Camp for 9 years, and asthe wife of Myron Camp (dec) and is now at present time thewidow of Myron Camp Deceased. This is written from personalknowledge and not dictated by anyone. Signed Morris L. Loyd andJ.W. Vanneman. Sworn to and subscribed before me this day bythe above named affiants and I read affidavit to said affiantand acquainted them with its contents before they executed thesame. I further certify that I am in no wise intersted in thiscase, nor am I concerned in its prosecution; and that affiantsare personally known to me, that they are creditable persons andso reputed in the community in which they reside. Witness myhand and official seal, this fifth day of March 1895. SignedJno. Kiefue Jr. Notary Public. Stamp of US Pension office Apr 301895. Filed by O. E. Howe Attorney, Winfield, Kansas. GeneralAffidavit for Wd # 609433 State of Kansas County of Harvey Inthe matter of Evalina L. Camp Widow of Myron Camp (deceased)Personally came before me, a L. C. Crawford in and for saidstate amd County, Sedgwick, aged forty-five years J. C.Crawford, aged Forty-one years whose P.O. address is SedgwickCity, county of Harvey state of Kansas, well known to me to bereputable and entitiled to credit, and who being duly sworn,declares in relation to the aforesaid case, as follows: That wehave known Evalina L. Camp ever since she was married to MyronCamp and know that continually since said marriage thay havelived together as husband and wife until the time of Myron Campdeath Feby 3d 1895 We are acquainted with Agnes B. Camp born Apr3d 1881. We, L. C. Crawford and J. C. Crawford the affiants dosolemly swear that we was in the presence of and dictated to R.W. Huer who did the writing, and that we was not prompted in thematter by any one, and did not mearly sign a previously preparedstatement, but of our own knowledge and by ourselves did dictatethe statement hereto attached and signed and sworn to by us theaffiant. signed L. C. Crawford and J. C. Crawford. Sworn to andsubscribed before me this day by the above named affiant; and Iread affidavit to said affiant and acquainted h m with itscontents before he executed the same. I further certify that Iam in no wise interested in this case, nor am I concerned in itsprosecution; that affiants peronally known to me, that theycreditable person, and as reputed in the community in which hereside. Witness my hand and official seal, this eight day of Mar1895 signed R. W. Huer Notary Public. Stamp of the US PensionOffice Jun 11 1895. Filed by O. E. Howe Attorney, Winfield,Kansas. General Affidavit of L.C. Crawford and J.C. Crawfordfor Evalina L. Wd 609433 State of Kansas County of Sedgwick(note J.C. Crawford was NOT in this Affidavit, Hattie L. Campwas) In the matter of Evalina L. Camp Widow of Myron Camp Co h22 Regiment ILL. Vol. Inft. Personally came before me, a NotaryPublic in and for said state and County, L.C. Crawford, aged 45years Hattie L. Camp, aged 47 years whose P.O. address isSedgwick City, County of Harvey state of Kansas, well known tome to be reputable and entitled to credit, and who, being dulysworn, declares in relation to the aforesaid case, as follows:That I, L. C. Crawford have known Myron Camp from my earliestrecollection and know that he was never married until he wasmarried to Evalina L. Goddard. I further know that they werenever divorced and that they lived together until the day of thedeath of Myron Camp death on the 3 day of Feby 1895 and Ifurther know that Evalina L. Camp has not re-married since thedeath of him (unreadable word) husband Myron Camp. I, Hattie L.Camp have known Myron Camp and Evalina L. Camp from 1865 untilthe day of the death of Myron Camp, and from the best of myknowledge they were married until (unreadable word) to eachother. I further know they were never divorced, and I furtherknow that Evalina L. Camp has not re married since the death ofher late husband Myron Camp who died Feby 3d 1895. And affiantsknowledge of the above facts is from personal observation, whileliving neighbor to claimant and that he has no interest orconcern in this matter, Signed L. C. Crawford and Hattie L.Camp. Sworn to and sucscribed before me this day by the aboveaffiant; and I read affidavit to said affiants and acquaintedthem with its contents before they executed the same. I furthercerify that I am in no wise interested in this case, nor am Iconcerned in its prosecution; and that affiants are personallyknown to me, that they are creditable persons, and so reputed inthe community in which they reside. Witness my hand amd officialseal, this 8th day of April 1895. Signed R. N. Hall NotaryPublic. Stamp of the US Pension Office Apr 12 1895. Filed by O.E. Howe Attorney Winfield, Kansas. General Affidavit of Mrs.Lydia A. Richford for Wd # 609433 State of Kansas County ofHarvey In the matter of Wd claim # 609433 of Myron Camp Co H22', Regiment ILL Inf Personally came before me, a Notary Publicin and for said state and county, Lydia A. Richford aged 59,years whose P.O. address is Sedgwick City, county of Harveystate of Kansas, well known to me to be reputable and entitledto credit, and who been duly sworn, declares in relation to theaforesaid case as follows: That I was present as nurse ofEvalina L. Camp at the time she gave birth to Agnes B. Camp onthe third day of April 1881. I, Lydia A. Richford "the affiant"do solemly swear that I was in the presence of, and dictated toR. W. Hall who did the writeing, and that I was not prompted inthe matter by anyone, and did not mearly sign a previouslyprepared statement, but of my own knowledge and by myself diddictate the statement hereto attached and signed and sworn to meas the affiant. signed Mrs. Lydia Richford. Sworn to andsubscribed before me this day by the above named affiant; and Iread affidavit to said affiant and acquainted h m with itscontents before he executed the same. I further certify that Iam in no wise interested in this case, nor am I concerned in itsprosecution; and that affiant is personally known to me, thatshe is a creditable person, and so reputed in the community inwhich she reside. Witness my hand and official seal, this 11thday of April 1895. signed R.W. Hall Notary Public. Stamp of theUS Pension office Apr 30 1895. Filed by O. E. Howe Attorney,Winfield, Kansas. General Affidavit of Claimant Wd # 609433State of Kansas County of Sedgwick In the matter of claim ofEvalina L. Camp, Widow of Myron Camp late of Co H-22nd, RegimentIlls Vol Personally came before me, a Notary Public in and forthe said state and county, Evalina L. Camp, aged 56 years whoseP.O. address is Garden Plain, county of Sedgwick state ofKansas, well known to me to be reputable and entitled to credit,and who, being duly sworn, declares in relation to the aforesaidcase, as follows: That I own the following described propertyLots 3 & 4 Block 9 Garden Plain Kansas. Valuation 500 (fivehundred) dollars. This is my ONLY means of support and the abovedescribed property is used as my home. This statement is made inmy own handwriting. signed Evalina L. Camp. Sworn to andsubscribed before me this day by the above named affiant; and Iread affidavit to said affiant and acquainted her with itscontents before she executed the same. I further cerify that Iam in no wise interested in this case, nor am I concerned withits prosecution; that affiant is personally known to me, thatshe is a creditable person, and so reputed in the community inwhich she resides. Witness my hand and official seal, this 28thday of May 1895. signed Jno. Kiefue Jr. Notary Public.(Note nostamp of US Pension office, yet this was in the file) GeneralAffidavit of Claimant Wd No. 609433 State of Kansas County ofSedgwick In the matter of Pension Claim of Elvina L. Camp,Widow of Myron Camp Dec. Co H Regiment 22 Ils. Vol Personallycame before me, a Notary Public in and for said state andcounty, Evalina L. Camp aged 56 years whose P. O. address isGarden Plain County of Sedgwick sate of Kansas, well known to meto be reputable and entitled to credit, and who being dulysworn, declares in relation to the aforesaid case as follows:That I own lots 3 & 4 in block (9) nine, with house and housefurniture the whole of which is worth about $500 or $600 otherthan this I have NO other property of any description. Theforesaid property is located in Garden Plain Kansas. signedEvalina L. Camp. Witnesses E.B. Masters and Andrew Martin. Swornto and subscribed before me on this day 15th Oct 1895. SignedJno. Kiefue Jr. Stamp of US Pension Office Oct 19 1895. Filed byO. E. Howe, Attorney, Winfield, Kansas. Form 3-1081 PensionerDropped Department of the Interior Bureau of Pensions Jan 61919 Certificate No. 421,942 Class--General Law PensionerEvalina Camp, Soldier Myron Camp. Service Sgt. H 22" Ill Sir: Ihave the honor to report that the name of the above-describedpensioner who was last paid at $25, to Nov 4 1918 has this daybeen dropped from the roll because of death, Dec 15 1918.Evalina L. Camp Benton Kans 421942 C W Widow. Very respectfully(unreadable) Chief, Finance Division. Contributed by MarjorieThompson Jan 15, 2001. jmtsparks@aol.com LEE COUNTY: 1850Census IL. Camp, Hannah 39 NJ Camp, David 19 PA Camp, Thomas13, PA Camp, Mary 10, PA Camp, Alfred 9 PA Camp, Miron 17 PA(living with E. W. Stacks) Camp, Dennison 12 PA (living withJacob Riddlebarger) Camp, Clark 18 PA (living with Amos Hussy)Myron, Dennison, & Clark were probably here because their MotherMedea had died in 1842 & the family was split up. On the 1883List of Pensioners in Harvey Co., KS. was Myron Camp receiving$6.00 per month for chronic diarrhea. He was not found on thecensus for 1895. The 1882 Sedgwick Co., Atlas shows: MyronCamp, Post Office Sedgwick, Living in Section 12, Township 25South, Range 2 West. Farmer & Stock Raiser, Born in PA. settledin Sedgwick County in 1870 Burial: Calvary Methodist Cemeteryat Garden Plain, Section B, Lot 31 Military Marker- Sgt Co H 22Ill Inf More About Myron Camp: Burial: February 5, 1895,Military Marker at Calvery Methodist Cemetery, Garden Plain, KS. |