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page_0041
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page_0042
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| Violet Greathouse | spouse |
| Anna Greathouse | other |
| Ben Greathouse | other |
Summary: Violet Greathouse was Moses' wife. She testified that Emma was born in March of 1866. Anna Greathouse was the daughter of Moses and Violet.
page_0043
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| Charlotte Redmond | other |
| Thomas Greathouse | enslaver |
| Ben Greathouse | other |
| Montgomery Greathouse | other |
Summary: Charlotte R. did not know Martin at all and did not know his widow until two years before she died. Thomas Greathouse testified that Martin had two children but only one survived. Emma was apparently born about two years after Martin's enlistment and was supposed to be the child of Ben Greathouse. Montgomery Greathouse was aware that Loua had a miscarriage while Martin was away in the army and that Emma was born shortly before he was mustered out.
page_0044
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| Margaret Vanshire | affiant |
| Joseph F. Greathouse | enslaver |
| Mildred B. Greathouse | enslaver |
| Ben Greathouse | other |
| Dr. Turner Anderson | doctor |
Summary: Margaret Vanshire, wife and co-affiant with Thomas Jeff. Vanshire, testified that she did not know the soldier at all. Dr. Turner Anderson demanded payment for his medical account before testifying. Loua's former owners testified that there was a stillborn child born some months after Martin's enlistment
page_0045
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| Moses Greathouse | guardian |
Summary: Moses Greathouse was Loua Sears' brother, he became guardian of Emma Sears when she died.