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Summary: Widower, Rose (Black) Chambers. Residents of Henderson County, Kentucky. She and Aaron had no children together under 16 years of age. Aaron died on November 6, 1864 of Diarrhea in Virginia.
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Document type: application form
Date: 1867
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Summary: Rose Chambers, the widow of Aaron Chambers, a Private in Co G 118th Regiment USCT , is a resident of Henderson, Kentucky. Aaron was enrolled 19 September 1864 and died 6 November 1864 of disease in a field hospital in Virginia. Testimony from the 1st Sergeant of the same company and regiment stated he died from diarrhea. Rose and Aaron have proof of cohabitation since 1837. They have no children living under sixteen years of age. Document admitted 13 December 1867 and $8 per month commenced 7 November 1864.
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Document type: application form
Date: 1867
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| Name | Relationship |
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| Captain John C. Moon | soldier |
| Colonel Moon | soldier |
| Jobe Dixon | witness |
| James S Dixon | witness |
Summary: Rose Chambers, aged 66 years old, states her husband was commanded by Captain John C Moon of the USCT which was commanded by Colonel Moon. While in service he contracted diarrhea and died in the field hospital in Virginia on 6 November 1864. She states she married Aaron in Henderson, Kentucky on 15 March 1837 and her maiden name was Black. Rose declares they have no children living under sixteen years of age and they lived together as husband and wife. Witnesses saw her make her mark. They also made their mark.
