[Confederate Pay Voucher]:

PRINTED DOCUMENT, COMPLETED IN MANUSCRIPT, AWARDING $48 PAY TO PRIVATE HENRY C. CREWS OF COMPANY K, 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY VOLUNTEERS, FOR THE PERIOD 1 JANUARY 1863 TO 1 MAY 1863. SIGNED BY PRIVATE CREWS AND H.T. MASSENGALE, CAPTAIN AND A.Q.M., AT KNOXVILLE, 4 MAY, 1863.

Quarto broadsheet, printed and completed in manuscript on recto and verso. Signed by Crews and Massengale on recto and verso. Toned uniformly. Very Good.

The verso is the affidavit of Crews, signed and sworn to before Massengale, attesting his entitlement to the funds. The printed 'Atlanta' location has been replaced by the manuscript 'Knoxville.'
Henry C. Crews [1836-c.1874], son of Dempsey D. Crews [1806-1892], enlisted with Florida First Cavalry Volunteers on January 15, 1862, assigned to Company K. He participated in engagements at Chickamauga, Siege at Chattanooga, Atlanta, New Hope Church, Jonesboro, Franklin-Nashville Campaign, and others. He was shot in the pelvis on November 30, 1864, at Franklin, transferred to the U.S.A. Hospital No. 11, and officially taken as a prisoner several days later on December 17, 1864. Diagnosed with small pox at the hospital in February 1865, he was vaccinated and transferred several weeks later to Camp Chase at Louisville, Kentucky, on April 3, 1865. He married Susan Elizabeth Wingate following the war and had four children.
Capt. H.T. [Henry Thomas] Massengale [1835-1888] was Assistant Quarter Master posted at Knoxville at the time of this voucher. He was appointed to that position by General Anderson on July 19, 1861. He also served in this capacity in Richmond, Atlanta and Augusta. After the war, he went into the grain commission business, and later clerked for his brother-in-law who ran a line of steamers on the Tennessee River. Item #37300

Price: $375.00