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you can email me direct. Some of the states had civil
war pensions before 1890 but few had any money.
When you send for a pension file you will see
that the records start with 1890, reason, the
federal government took forever to get the law
and the pension system working.
You can email direct at:
chys@adelphia.net I can send the units of the men
you mentioned. There is very little information on
Hanna Cook Yarnes and on all census she is listed as white?
They married somewhere abt. 1832. 1840 census lists Hanna
as being born in Rhode Island and 1850 and 1860
as being born in Ny. Years ago I paid the Seneca Genealogical Group $50 to find out there was no record
of a Hannah Cook listed as born Seneca, so I have
been at a brick wall for years.
I am a professional genealogical researcher but you
can disagree with me all you want, that is how
we tear down the brick wall.
Please contact me.
Christine Yarns
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