vrier vnd yearly amount of original amlications and for increase of antenna States and Territories for the year ending June 30, 1:72. G.-Statement of the number and yearly amount of Navy pensions on the rolls of the several States and Territories on the 30th day of June, 1872. H.-Statement of the amount of funds in the hands of agents for paying Navy pensions on I.-Statement of the number of pensioners on the rolls, who served in the Army, Navy, and on board of privateers, with the amount which has been paid in each year in the several States and Territories, including the sums paid at the Treasury Department for unclaimed pensions, for special-act pensions, and for revolutionary claims of Virginia under the act of July 5, 1832. Includes arrears from 1789. 85,417 32 1, 444 1,711 87,816 96 73,643 42 10906 13 87,627-31 Remarks. The few Army widows pensioned prior to 1816 are included with the invalids. 70, 317 76 Commencement of payments to Navy invalids and widows. These will be found included with "invalids" until 1843. 66,3×2.97 1,661 76,065-40 1,544 *9,975-06 **7×6 66 87,965-90 75 9x 96 9,035 02 Commencement of payments to privateer invalids, and to widows of same. The "privateer_fund" was exhausted in 1838, and pensions not renewed to widows. From 1843 irregular payments were made to the invalids, and in 1856 the few survivors were ordered to be paid with the Navy invalids. In 1816 the invalid rate to privates of the Army was increased from $5 to $8 for total disability; also, pensions to widows of soldiers of war of 1812 for five years not renewed until 1×53. In 1818 pensions to revolutionary soldiers, for service in Continental line, first granted, In 1828 special provisions were made for certain revolutionary officers and soldiers. Act of June 7, 1832, gave pensions to revolutionary soldiers who served six months. Act Act of July 4, 1836, provided pensions for widows of revolutionary soldiers who were mar- sion fund in 1842. In 1838 pensions were granted to widows of revolutionary war, for five years, who wer e From March 4, 1841, to March 4, 1843, no pensions were provided for widows married In 1843 the act of July 7, 1838, was continued for one year from March 4, 1843, and in 1836.. 31,992 3,044, 933 13 1 4,191 87 31,993 1,031,908 77 3,826, 058 05 1840.. 20, 295 1,094,540 66 6, 930 1, 168, 420 82 27, 225 2,262, 961 48 1841.. 1, 219, 809 28 1,025, 510 04 Act of August 11, 1848, extended Navy invalid and also Navy widows' pensions during Act of February 3, 1853, allowed pensions to widows of revolutionary soldiers married In 1858 the pensions to widows of soldiers in wars subsequent to the Revolution were 1849... 8, 631 864,278 73 6, 951 735, 416 63 15, 582 1850.. 1,219, 984 89 959, 823-43 1851.. 7,368 1,045, 841 16 7,525 1,360, 670 97 14, 893 2,406, 512 13 1832. 1, 210, 678 35 1, 129, 233 76 2, 339, 912 11 1853.. 6,267 871,315 74 5,649 998, 431 78 11, 916 |