CIVIL WAR PENSION APLLICATION EXTRACT - MARIA JOHNSON BLAIR

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


WIDOW OF A DECEASED SOLDIER, SAILOR OR MARINE FOR A PENSION. 

NAME:: MARIA JOHNSON BLAIR
AGE 76
RESIDED WITH DAUGHTER, MRS.  J. G. WORSHAM
WIDOW OF  GEORGE WASHINGTON JOHNSON, 
MARRIED ON DEC. 23, 1869 BY REV. PEARSON
HUSBAND DIED ON DEC. 28, 1869 OF HEART TROUBLE
REMARRIED ON SEPT. 16,  1898 TO C. W. BLAIR OF DANVILLE WHO DIED SEPT. 5, 1904.
PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY, VA  (HURT)

MEMBER OF: (JOHNSON) D COMPANY, 1ST VA INFANTRY, CAPT. F. CRISWELL, JOHNSON 
LATER SERVED AS  A MESSENGER IN THE STATE DEPT. AT RICHMOND


I, HARRY WOODRING , MAYOR,  in and for the city of Danville do certify that 
MARIA JOHNSON BLAIR whose name is signed to the foregoing application, 
personally appeared before me in my county, and, having the said application 
fully read and explained to him, as well as the statements and answers therein 
made, he the said made oath before me that said statements and answers are true.  
Given under my hand this 17th day of Sept. 1924. Signed: Harry Woodring.