MONROE COUNTY, GA - MILITARY PENSION Stallings, John A. 
Co B 45th (widow) 

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JOHN A. STALLINGS,    (File contributed by Jane Newton, transcribed by E. Robertson)

FOR WIDOWS' HERETOFORE ALLOWED PENSIONS

STATE OF GEORGIA, MONROE COUNTY

Personally comes MRS. MARY M. STALLINGS who being
sworn, says on oath, that she is the bona fide
resident of said County of Monroe, State of Georgia,
and that she has resided in said State continuously
ever since DECEMBER 12, 1830. That she is the Widow
of JOHN A STALLINGS who was a Soldier in Company B,
45th Regiment of Georgia Volunteers, the he enlisted
in said Regiment on or about the month of May 1862
and served in the Army up to JULY 30, 1862.  That he
lost his life on the 30TH DAY OF JULY, 1862. (State
here full particulars of the husband's death, when,
where and from what cause.)  He was taken sick with
measles while in Camp near Richmond Virginia about
the 20th of July 1862 and died there on the 30th day
of July 1862.

Deponent swears that she was the wife of said
deceased soldier during his service in the army as a
soldier, and that she has never married since his
death aforesaid, that she became his wife in the
year 1860; that Georgia is her home and she resided
in this State 23rd day of December, 1890, and has
not lived in any other State or locality since that
date.  I have been allowed a pension for the year
ending February 15th 1892, and now apply for the
allowance provided by law for the year ending
February 13, 1893. 

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 20th day of
January 1893. SS: John T. McGuilly, Ordinary.  SS:
Mary M. Stallings