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Widow's claim for pension, January 27, 1866, page 3

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Item 1 - Widow's claim for pension, January 27, 1866, page 1
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Widow's claim for pension, January 27, 1866, page 1

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Widow's claim for pension, January 27, 1866, page 2

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Widow's claim for pension, January 27, 1866, page 3

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Widow's claim for pension, January 27, 1866, page 6

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  • State of Tennessee } County of McMinn } On this 14th day of March 1867, personally appeared before me a Justice of the Peace in and for the county and state aforesaid Mrs Elizabeth Hamilton and Mrs Sarah McCaslin both of the county and state above named, whom I certify are well known as Respectable and credible persons, who being first duly sworn according to law on their oaths declare, each for herself, that they were well acquainted with Henry M. Misemer deceased, who was a corporal in Capt. Jacob P. Brient's Co. F. 3 Reg't Tenn. Vol. Cav., and that they were well acquainted with Margaret J. Misemer, his first wife whose maiden name was Margaret J. Brown, and that they were present and know that the said Henry M. Misemer and Margaret J. Brown were married on the 25th day of January 1855 at the Residence of Joseph Brown in the county of Monroe and State of Tennessee by Rev. T. J. Russell a minister of the gospel and know that after said date they lived together as husband and wife and were universally Reputed as such by the community where they lived, until the said Margaret J. Misemer died on or about August 31, 1857 leaving one child which is still living They further declare that they are also well acquainted with Martha J. Misemer who was the second wife and who is now the widow of the said Henry M. Misemer deceased, and that her maiden name was Martha J. (over)
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The Civil War, fought between the Union and the Confederate States of America, occurred from 1861 to 1865. This collection of items related to that conflict includes correspondence that dates to th...

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