CIVIL WAR PENSION APPLICATION - MRS. SOMERVILLE COLEMAN DUNN

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


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

Name: Mrs. Somerville Coleman Dunn
Age as of May, 1932
Widow of Somerville Coleman Dunn
Resided with daughter at Mrs. Dunn's home
**she listed her husband's name as Benjamin Dunn
Married on Feb. 4, 1890
husband died in April 1924 of brain hemmorhage

Pittsylvania County, Va (Chatham)

Member of: First Va Artillery, Morely battalion under Capt. R. Young, enlisted at Petersburg, Va on Sept. 1, 1862.