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Summary: Sarah and Phillip White were residents of Bath County, Kentucky. At the time she filed her widow's pension application she was living at a Refugee Camp at Camp Nelson in Jessamine County, Kentucky. Sarah had one child with Phillip by the name of George Christopher White, who was born in 1863. Sarah had been previously married and had a son that was fifteen years old, born from that relationship. It appears his name was Washington. She also lists what appear to be two more children. The writing is faded and difficult to read but it seems to be an eleven year old child named Sandy and seven year old child named Thomas Jefferson. Affidavits from Gabriel Burdett and Nathen Davis on pages 7-8. Affidavits from Thomas Burden and David Robinson on pages 11-12.
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Document type: application form
Date: 1866
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State: KY
| Name | Relationship |
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| Sarah White | widow |
| Philip White | soldier |
| George Christopher | child of soldier |
Summary: Document states Sarah White, a resident of Bath County, Kentucky, is the widow of Philip White, a Private in Company C 124th Regiment USCT. The soldier was enrolled on 24 September 1864 and died on 14 May 1865 at the General Hospital in Camp Nelson, Kentucky of Small Pox. Sarah's current post office address is Camp Nelsn, Jessamine County, Kentucky. Their marriage was proved by the testimony of two witnesses that were present at the marriage. Sarah Boyd married Philip White on 10 September 1862. They have a son named George Christopher born on 10 July 1863. The document was admitted on 23 August 1866 to a pension of $8 per month commencing on 15 May 1865.
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Document type: application form
Date: 1865
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State: KY
| Name | Relationship |
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| Thomas Bunden | witness |
| David Robinson | witness |
| Washington (could be previous husband's name, but I believe it is fifteen year old son, which are named after presidents George and Thomas ) | child of applicant |
| Sandy | child of applicant |
| Thomas Jefferson | child of applicant |
| George Christopher | child of soldier |
Summary: Sarah White, aged 47 years old and a resident of Bath, Kentucky, states she is the widow of Phillip White, a Private in Company C commanded by Lieutenant George W. Bunnell in the 124th Regiment in the USCI, commanded by Colonel Bierbower. Phillip died in service at Camp Nelson, Kentucky on 14 May 1865 of Small Pox. Sarah declares she married Phillip on 10 September 1862. She states she now resides in a refugee home in Camp Nelson College. She states she has one child named George Christopher, who was two years old last 1oth of July. She states she has a child by her former husband Washington who will be 15 years old on the 14th of December. Both children are living with her and are dependent upon her for support. Then there are more children listed but the writing is very faint. It looks to be something like the following: "also, Sandy was 11 years old Sept 24 (1863?) also dependent upon me. also Thomas Jefferson 7 years old 24th day of Jan Past also dependent upon me." Witnesses Thomas Bunden and David Robinson, residents of Jessamine County, Kentucky witness Sarah make her mark and they make their mark as well.
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Document type: other
Date: 1866
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Summary: A letter from the Adjutant General in regard to pension no. 124.395 stating that Phillip White enrolled on 24 September 1864 at Camp Nelson, Kentucky in Company C 124th Regiment USCT for three years and mustered in as a Private on the same day. He was on the rolls during the months of May and June 1865 and was reported died at the General Hospital at Camp Nelson on 14 May 1865 of Small Pox.