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Summary: Widow, Sarah Anderson and Dover were residents of Jefferson County, Kentucky; they had no children. Dover was owned by Frank Anderson and Sarah was owned by Joseph Durham. Deposition from Thomas O. Moore and Bettie R. McCorkle on page 3, and Henry Markham and Albert Markham on page 8-9.
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Document type: application form
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State: KY
| Name | Relationship |
|---|---|
| Sarah Anderson | widow |
| Dover Anderson | soldier |
Summary: Sarah Anderson, a resident of Jefferson County, Kentucky, is the widow of Dover Anderson, a private in Company G 108th Regiment USCT. The soldier was enrolled on 9 July 1864, and died 22 October 1865 at Okolona, Mississippi of Typhoid Fever. Their marriage occurred about twelve years ago. There are no children reported of this relationship. The document was admitted 10 December 1866 with a pension of $8 per month commencing on 3 October 1865. Document is stamped with the date that states the pensioner was dropped from the rolls 12 September 1895 because she is dead.
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New document?: yes
Document type: affidavit
Date: 1866
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State: KY
| Name | Relationship |
|---|---|
| Thomas O. Moore | affiant |
| Bettie R. McCorkle | affiant |
Summary: Affiants Thomas O. Moore and Bettie McCorkle have been residents of Greensburg, Green County, Kentucky, until recently. They were well acquainted with Dover and Sarah and know that they have been married for several years, and cohabitated as man and wife. They know that he was a member of the stated unit and they believe he died in service of the United States.
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Document type: application form
Date: 1866
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State: KY
| Name | Relationship |
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| Frank Anderson (enslaved Dover Anderson) | enslaver |
| Jos. Durham (enslaved Sarah Anderson) |
Summary: Sarah Anderson, resident of Louisville, Kentucky, aged 30 years old, states she is the widow of Dover Anderson, a Private in Company G 108th Regiment USCT infantry. Document states he died in Aberdeen, Mississippi on November 1865 of disease. Sarah declares she married Dover in 1854 and has remained a widow since his death. Sarah states she and Dover were slaves until his enlistment. Dover was owned by Frank Anderson and she was owned by Jos. Durham, both of Greensburg, Green County, Kentucky. Sarah states she has never had any children by Dover, or anyone else.
