CIVIL WAR WIDOW'S PENSION APPL. - SALATHA F., WIDOW OF F. M. DEAVERS, JACKSON 
CO., FL

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Application No. 25883
Pensioner No. 10271

WIDOW'S PENSION CLAIM

FORM A

STATE OF FLORIDA
County of Jackson
Dated: 4 September 1931

Widow:  Mrs. S. F. Deveurs
Resident of:  Malone, Jackson County
Husband:  F. M. Deavers
Enlistment:  28 September 1863, in Company "C", Barnard Batt. Florida
Discharge:  Greensboro, N. C. May 1, 1865

Marriage:  F. M. Deavers to Salatha F. Smith in Randolph County, Ga. on 14 
           February 1904

Veterans Death:  14 April, 1914 in Cuthbert, Randolph Co., Ga.

She has been a resident of:  Jackson County since 15 April 1915

Claim for Pension
Filed:  Jan 14 1932
Approved:  April 18 1932
With pay from:  Jan 14 1932
At the rate of:  $480.00 per annum

Signed: Roumelle Bowen, Secretary of Board

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WAR DEPARTMENT
Washington

August 26, 1931

The records show that Isaac F. M. Devours, also borne as Isaac F. M. Deavers, 
not found as F. M. Deavers, private, Co. D, 20 Battn. Georgia Siege Artillery, 
also known as Bonauld's Battn. Georgia Vols., Confederate States Army, enlisted 
September 28, 1863, at Americus, Georgia, for the period of the War.  Company 
muster roll for November and December, 1864, last roll on file, shows him 
present.

After April 9, 1865, this Battn. was consolidated with the 47 Ga. Inf., and the 
1st Georgia Regulars, and paroled as of the 1st Ga. Regulars, at Greensboro, 
North Carolina.  One I. F. M. Deavers, private, Co. A, 1  Regt. Georgia 
regulars, C.S.A., was paroled at Greensboro, North Carolina, May 1, 1865, in 
accordance with the terms of a Military Convention entered into on the 25th day 
of April, 1865.

Signed:  C.H. Bridges
         Major General

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STATE OF GEORGIA

Office of J.W. Ivey, Clerk of the Court of Randolph County Georgia, certify the 
Marriage License with the certificate thereof of Mr. I.F.M. Deavors and Miss 
Salatha B. Smith, Recorded in Marriage Record D. Randolph County, page 91.

Signed:  J.W. Ivey
7th September, 1931

Marriage License shows date of marriage as 14th February 1904