...receive the same construction, viz., that it embraces cases only where the parties cohabited together and recognized each other as man and wife, and were so recognized by the world, after emancipation. That construction was placed upon the act of 1866, from which the section...

...of dnty, shall be entitled to receive the pension provided by law withont other evidence of marriage than satisfactory proof that the parties were joined...ceremony deemed by them obligatory, or habitually recoguized each other as man and wife, and vero so recoguized by their neighbors, and lived together...

...receive the pension provided by law without other evidence of marriage than satisfactory proof that ttie parties were joined in marriage by some ceremony deemed by them obligatory, or habitnally recoguized each other as man and wife, and were so recoguized by their neighbors, and lived...

...partios were joined in marriage by some ceremong deemed by them obligatory, or habitually recognized rach other as man and wife, and were so recognized by their neighbors, and lived together as such up to the date of enlistment, when such soldier or sailor died in the service, or, if otherwise,...

...<,f duty, ^all be entitled to receive the pension provided by law without other evidence of marriage than satisfactory proof that the parties were joined in marriage by some ceremony denned by them obligatory, or habitually recognized each other as man and wife, and were so recognized...

...marriage by the ceremony deemed by them obligatory, or habitually recognized each other as husband and wife, and were so recognized by their neighbors and lived together as such up to the date of death of either of them, or, if the soldier, sailor, or marine died in the...

...of duty, shall be entitled to receive the pension provided by law without other evidence of marriage than satisfactory proof that the parties were joined...recognized by their neighbors, and lived together as such np to the date of enlistment, when such soldier or sailor died in the service, or, if otherwise,...

...duty, shall be entitled to receive tlie pension provided by law without other evidence of marriage thau satisfactory proof that the parties were .joined in...recognized by their neighbors, and lived together as such up to the date of enlistment, when such soldier or sailor died ,in the service, or, if otherwise,...

...parties were joined sec18 u"]31^B>r" in marriage by some ceremony deemed by them obligatory, 1873l or habitually recognized each other as man and wife,...recognized by their neighbors, and lived together as such up to the date of enlistment, when such soldier or sailor died in the service, or, if otherwise,...

...to pension it onst be proved that their parents were joined in marriage by some ceremony deemed iy them obligatory, or habitually recognized each other as man and wife, and were so o»_'nized by their neighbors, and lived together as such up to the date of enlistment, iheo sach soldier...