Schley-Webster County GaArchives Military Records.....J.G. McNeal November 8 1910
Civilwar - Pension Co. H, 2nd Ga. Reserves
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APPLICATION FOR SOLDIER'S PENSION UNDER ACT 1910

Questions fro Applicant's to Answer.

State of Georgia
Schley County.

J.G. McNeal of said State and County, hereby applies for the pension provided 
by Act of 1910, to Confederate Soldiers, and submits his sworn statement, with 
his testimony to make out the same, and after being duly sworn true answers to 
make to the questions propounded, answers as follows to wit:

1.   What is your name and where do you reside?  J.G. McNeal  Schley Co., Ga.  
Ellaville, Ga.
2.   How long and since when have you been a continuous resident citizen of 
this state?  All my life.
3.   Did you enlist in the Army of the Confederate States of this State from 
1861 to 1865?  I did.
4.   When and where and in what company and regiment did you enlist?  1864 
Andersonville, Ga.  Co. H, 2nd Ga. Reserves.
5.   How long did you remain in the actual military service with said compnay 
and regiment?  2 years & 4 months.
6.   When and where ws your company and regiment surrendered or discharged from 
the service?  April 1865--Near Pensacola, Fla.
7.   Were you actually present with your command when it was surrendered or 
discharged?  Yes.
8.   n/a
a.   Where was your command wwhen you left it?  close of war, Pensacola, Fla.
b.   When did you leave the command?  close of war.
c. thru h.  n/a
i.    Were you captured during the war?  No.
j.    n/a
9.   What property of every discription was owned, in use, possession and 
control of yourself and wife, and its cash value on the 4 Nov. 1908?  Own no 
property of any kind.
10. What property of any kind have you or your wife disposed of and for what 
purpose since 4 Nov., 1908?  To whom and for what price?  None.
11. What property of any discription, of any kind, and of any value now owned 
and in the use, possession and control of yourself and wife and its cash 
value?  No property of any kind.
12. What annual or monthly income or earnings of yourself and wife and the 
source derived have you?  None. 70 years old.
13. Are you drawing a pension of any amount from this State or the United 
States?  None.
14. Have you ever applied for the Georgia Pension and had it refused?  and for 
what cause it was not allowed?  No.

J.G. McNeal (his mark)

Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the 8th day of Nov. 1910.

Phil E. Taylor, Ordinary of Schley County.



QUESTIONS FOR WITNESS AS TO SERVICE.

State of Georgia
Webster County

R.F. Marshall of said state and county is hereby presented as a witness in 
support of the application of J.G. McNeal for the pension provided by the Act 
of 1910, in said State, and after being sworn true answers to make to the 
questions propounded, answers as follows:

1.   What is your name and where do you reside?  R.F. Marshall
2.   How long and since when have you known J.G. McNeal, the applicant?  For 53 
years.
3.   Where does he now reside, and since when has he been a bona fide, 
continuing resident in this state and how do you know?  In Schley Co., Ga.  ?? 
since 53 years.
4.  When, where and in what company and regiment did J.G. McNeal enlist during 
war form 1861 to 1865?  Co. H, Ga. Reserves at Andersonville in July 1864.
5.   How did you obtain your information of this service?  By being his comrade 
in the service.
6.   How long within your own personal knowledge did he perform actual military 
service with this company and regiment?  from 1864 to close of war.
7.   When and where was his command surrendered or discharged?  April 1865 near 
Pensacola, Florida.
8.   Were you personally present at the surrender?  Yes.
9.   n/a
10. Was the applicant personally present with his command at surrender?  Yes.
11. thru 14.  n/a
15. Was applicant captured as a prisoner?  No.

R.F. Marshall

Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the 8th day of April 1910.

Geo. E. Thornton, Clerk S.C., Acting Ordinary of Webster County.






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