In the civil war pension file of Lewis M Bittle, there are several affidavits written by his friends and neighbors. The affidavits give some information about the person signing the affidavits. Examples of information included in some - their Post office location, that served with him in the Civil war and their unit, that they were a neighbor, indicating how long they knew him, their distance from his home, frequency of visits to his home, that they stayed in his home, went with him and waited on him at the civil war hospital. Some are written in their hand, others written for them and signed with their mark. I'll be glad to send digital copies of these affidavits to researchers wanting to document their ancestor's events. Below is the list of affadavits in his pension file - with the affadavit date. John M Rich 13-May-1879 Durall, John 30-Apr-1881 Rhoades, Jacob R John 30-Apr-1881,28-Aug-1897, 14-Feb-1898, Lylerly, Moses 23-Jul-1881 Lylerly, Andrew J 23-Jul-1881 Kimmel, Daniel 7-Aug-1897, 24-Apr-1899, 16-Jun-1900 Phillips, Isaac N 17-Aug-1897, 5-Mar-1898 Glusco, Dr Jipe 13-Sep-1897 Smith, William 4-Feb-1898 (by mark X), 23-Jun-1900 (by mark X) Ballance, Columbus C 21-Nov-1899 (by mark X) Asbury, C M 11-Sep-1918 Harrell S A 11-Sep-1918 Does anyone have any Bittle written affidavits in their ancestor's pension file? T Williams

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