William Bowling, Affidavit

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KYR-0002-222-0065

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Kentucky Department of Military Affairs

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Misc. QM Expenditures, 1863-1865

Item Location

QMG Box 10; Folder 1864 Subsistence & Supplies, Lists of Stores Purchased & Transportation; Bundle 3

Place of Creation

Franklin County, Kentucky

Date of Creation

1 February 1864

Dates Mentioned

1864-02

1861

1862

1861-10-15

1861-12-08

1861-12-10

1862-05

1862-09-30

1864-02-01

1864

1864-02-02

William Bowling, Affidavit, 1 February 1864, Misc. QM Expenditures, 1863-1865, QMG Box 10; Folder 1864 Subsistence & Supplies, Lists of Stores Purchased & Transportation; Bundle 3, Kentucky Department of Military Affairs, Frankfort, KY. Accessed via the Civil War Governors of Kentucky Digital Documentary Edition, discovery.civilwargovernors.org/document/KYR-0002-222-0065, (accessed April 23, 2024).

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Statement of amount of money Disbursed by Wm Bowling on account of Col Wilson's Regiment Ky. Vols. which remains unaccounted for.

	Jacob Kibby	Voucher	$408	12
	" "	"	21	00
	" "	"	57	48
	" "	"	4	75
	" "	"	4	65
	Henry K. Osenton	"	25	00
not Paid --	" " "	"	✓ 20	00
	John Worthington. Jr.	"	15	00
	J. B. Ward.	"	33	00
	Wm D. Jones		20	80
	John N. Hord		33	01
	Elijah Scott		5	00
	George Nethercutt		8	25
	Susan Henry		10	00
	James L. Gibson		49	60
	C. N. Davis		32	28
	James G. Davis		37	36
	James Alexander		33	60
	Marinas King		29	87
	John Clark		65	60
	John C. Ball		100	17
	" " "		6	80
	" " "		2	25
	William McKinney		28	84
			1042	.43

			1040.	43
	Patterson Wilburn	Voucher	98	60
	William Stratton	"	29	64
	Samuel Everman	"	20	90
	Hiram Damron	"	5	50
	C. O. Richey	"	3	25
	B. F. Morris	"	18	58
	Henry Easterling	"	18	02
	H. Herold	"	4	98
	Jonathan Davis	"	137	81
not paid --	Sebastian Eifort	" ✓	28	00
	Geo. W. Long	"	3	00
	John McGuire	"	2	50
	" "	"	4	00
	C. C. Canifax		3	30
	H. K. Osenton		2	50
	Wm Womack		3	00
	Wm G. Counts		2	16
	Wm Deal		1	72
	Aaron Newell		1	87
	C. H. Stewart		1	25
	Abe Anglin			75
	Thomas J. Berry		1	90
	Corbet & Say		1	50
	B. F. Crawford		96	21
	" " "		19	25
	" " "		12	93
	Geo. W. Littlejohn		76	53
			1630	08

	Geo. W. Littlejohn		7	32
not paid	Wm J, Hix	✓	35	84
	John Z. Duly		7	00
	N. B. McClelland		36	00
	J. B. Welsh		32	00
	Wm. R. Shepherd		25	00
	J, B, Welsh		94	77
	David F. Gee		1	31
	Wm D. Ball		6	50
	" "		31	50
	Hiram Pope		26	80
	Olivia Rice		12	50
	J, T, Eastham		6	93
	Jacob Walker		27	20
	B, F, Shepherd		75	20
	Wm L. England		80	25
	Wm D. Jones		692	50
	Edward J. Wilson	Receipt	50	00
	Edward J. Wilson, expenses recruiting--		100	00
	W^m Bowling, Transportation &c incured by self, in recruiting and organizing companies and disbursing money, exclusive of Subsistence		169	00
	Blank books, paper &c used-- none being furnished by the Department.		6	00
			3153	70
			3062	33
			91	337

The State of Kentucky
Franklin County } sct.

On this [ ] day of February, 1864, before the undersigned authority within and for the county and state aforesaid, personally appeared William Bowling and being by me first duly sworn made the following statements on oath, That in the fall of 1861, and winter of. 1862, there was advanced to him by the Military Board of the state of Kentucky the Sum of Twelve thousand three hundred and fifty-five Dollars ($12355.⁰⁰/₁₀₀) for the purpose of recruiting and subsisting Volunteers for the United states Army, and was directed by the said Military Board to advance one month's pay to the Volunteers then in Camp at Grayson Kentucky under Col. Edward J. Wilson, and to pay the expenses of recruiting and subsisting same until they should be organized into a regiment, That he proceeded to Grayson with the money and mustered in and paid each officer and soldier one months pay in advance, that he disbursed in this way Somewhere about Six thousand Dollars, that he also paid some expenses for recruiting, There being
no Quartermaster's DOr Commissary Department from which to procure supplies, by direction of the Military Board he subsisted the men by purchasing supplies for them in the Neighborhood of the Camp and subsisted them in this way from the 15^th day of October. 1861, to about the 8^th or 10^th of December, 1861, when the regiment went to Camp Swigert for the purpose of organizing-- Affiant states further that on the [ ] day of May, 1862, he made a partial Settlement with the said Military Board and accounted to them for the sum of Nine thousand two hundred and ninety-two dollars and cSixty-seven cents, ($9.292.⁶⁷/₁₀₀) producing vouchers which they accepted for that amount, That the claims at that time had not all been adjusted he was therefore directed by said military board to pay off and adjust all the claims for recruting and subsisting said Regiment of Volunteers -- That about the 30^th day of september 1862, before affiant had been able to settle and adjust Said claims John Morgan with a large force of rebels captured the town of Grayson where faffiant then had his office and papers, and broke into his office and destroyed and carried away
Every paper, blank &c. pertaining to Military affairs-- except a few vouchers and receipts which hapened to not be in thhis office at the time that his books Duplicates reports invoices requisitions and Correspondence except the vouchers and receipts above named were all captured and destroyed at least affiant has never been able to recover them-- that an account of Said Capture and destruction of affiant books and papers he has been and is now unable to account in a satisfactory manner oraccording to the army regulations for all the articles bought or other expenses incured in recruiting and subsisting said regiment--

He herewith presents a list of vouchers receipts and statement of expen~~ses~~ditures together with the vouchers and receipts all of which have been paid except $28.⁸⁴/₁₀₀ to W^m J Hix $20.⁰⁰/₁₀₀ to H. K. Osenton and $28.⁰⁰/₁₀₀ to Sebastian, Eifort, He further says that the articles bought and for which he presents Vouchers and receipts were all necessary for the public service and were actually used by thsaid regiment, and that the other expen~~ses~~ditures upon said list were necessary for the public service and are all reasonable and just and have all been
paid by affiant-- He says that he faithfully and honestly disbursed the whole amount of ~~the~~Money advanced him by the Military Board, in the public service-- and in the manner directed by said board, and that no uselses or unnecessary ^expense^ was incured to affiants knowledge -- That after the organization of said Regt. Col. Wilson having been beaten for Colonel he went away from the neighborhood of Grayson and utterly refused to approve a single paper or assist in any manner in settling up the business pertaining to the regiment-- That after the partial settlement above refered to with the Military Board ^he presented to said board^ vouchers amounting to the sum of Seven hundred and seventy-two Dollars and Seventy-five cents ($772.⁷⁵/₁₀₀) which were accepted and approved but affiant has not as appears from their books been credited with ~~that~~them-- These vouchers were paid by special directions of the board. He further says that for more than two years Succeeding the time his papers and books were captured by John Morgan hes was compeled to stay away from Carter county the greater protion of the time and could do no business there-- That many of the officers
commandants of companies and detachments of recruits to whom the supplies were issued and who used the same, are dead, or removed to parts unknown -- That every single dollar advanced to him by the military board has been disbursed and expended by him for the public service and in the manner directed by the board -- So advancing the same--

W^m Bowling

Subscribed and sworn to before me by William Bowling this 1^st day of February, 1864,

Witness my hand and official seal the day and year last aforesaid --

Robert B Taylor
Notary Public

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{NOTARY PUBLIC. FRANKLIN COUNTY KY}

Account. Current
of
W^m Bowling
Disbursing Officer Ky

Executive office
Feby 2 1864

This account of the disbursement of the funds placed in the hands of Col Bowling comes within the equitable rule intended to be established by the Legislature; and I am satisfied that Col B has properly disbursed the same & cannot now obtain the formal vouchers The Quarter Master Genl is therefore directed to square the a¢ of Co^l B & give him a quietus

Tho E Bramlette
Govr

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