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1 United States Court of Claims, No. 2503: Baker & Folsom, Claimants vs. The United States. Evidence for Claimants 1867

handle is hein.trials/adkd0001 and id is 1 raw text is: UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS. No. 2503. BAKER & FOLSOM, CLAIMANTS, VS. THE UNITED STATES. EVIDENCE FOR CLAIMANTS. -Deposition of Jeremiah H. Holmes. The deposition of Jeremiah H. Holmes, taken at the request of the claimants, before John F. Callan, commissioner for the District of Columbia, at his office in Washington city, to be used in the investigation of a claim against the United States, now pending in the Court of Claims, in the name of Baker & Folsom vs. The United States. First general interrogatory by the commissioner: Please to state your name, your occupation, your age, your place of residence the past year; whether you have any in- terest, direct or indirect, in the claim which is the subject of inquiry; and whether, and in what degree, you are related to the claimants? Answer.-My name is Jeremiah H. Holmes; my occupa- tion, a sea-faring man; my age is thirty-three years; my residence the past year, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, when ashore; I have no interest, direct or indirect, in the claim which is the subject of inquiry; and am in no degree related to the claimants. Being interrogated by D. F. Murphy, Esq., for the claim- ants, the witness says: On the 27th of February, 1865, I was captain of the brig Edwin H. Fitler, of Philadelphia, owned by Baker & Fol-

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