MONROE COUNTY, GA - MILITARY PENSION Pippin, T.C. (widow)


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RECORDS FOR T. C. PIPPIN

Application for Pension Due Deceased Pensioner.
1926.  For Mrs. T. C. Pippin funeral expense.  Date
of death January 7th,1926. Amount $100.00.  Approved
and Ordered Paid, John W. Clark, Com. of Pensions,
March 30, 1926.

In Account with C. E. & G. W. TRIBBLE Wagons,
Buggies, Harness, Farm Implements, Automobiles,
Horses, Mules, Real Estate Business Phone 34
UNDERTAKERS Residence Phone 88

1 Casket and Box...............$125.00

Embalm Body....$25.00..$150.00

Personally appeared before the undersigned G. W.
Tribble who being duly sworn say that the above and
foregoing account is rendered for funeral expense of
Mrs. (Susan) T. C. Pippin who died without owning
sufficient property to pay this bill.

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 8th day of
March 1926.

Geo. W. Newton, Ordinary ss: G. W. Tribble

Received $100.00 April 13, 1926, C. E. & G. W.
Tribble


GEORGIA MONROE COUNTY.  Personally appeared before
me Geo. W. Newton Ordinary in and for said county,
Mrs. G. W. Herndon, who on oath says that she is the
sister of T. C. Pippin deceased, and that she knows
from her own personal knowledge that the said T. C.
Pippin was at home when the war ended in 1865, with
a cripple arm and not able to do any service as a
soldier, he came home about Sept 1864 discharged on
account of not being able to do any service. Mrs. G.
W. Herndon

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 13th day of
October 1916.  G. W. Newton, Ordinary

Affidavit of Witnesses to Prove Marriage and to
Whom--Date of Death of Husband

STATE OF GEORGIA, MONROE COUNTY

Personally before me came MRS. G. W. HERNDON known
to be responsible and truthful persons, residing in
said County, who after being duly sworn on oath,
say: that of her own knowledge Mrs. T. C. PIPPIN who
made the foregoing affidavit, is the lawful widow of
T. C. PIPPIN who died in Monroe County in the State
of Georgia, on 5th Day of Oct 1916 and that she has
not since remarried. That she became the wife of T.
C. PIPPIN on the 28th day of December 1868 and that
she and he had resided together as man and wife
continuously since 1868 when he died. 

Sworn to and subscribed....13th day of Oct 1916