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Document type: application form
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Summary: John A. Southgate was married to Mary Warner on December 26, 1859, by a Methodist minister, George Wyatt. They were both residents of Kentucky and never had any children together. According to Mary’s pension she and John were free persons of color. John Southgate was enrolled and mustered on May 20, 1864, at Covington, Kentucky. died on November 16, 1864, from acute bronchitis at a hospital in Baltimore, Maryland.
Mary Warner resided in Lorain County, Ohio.
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New document?: yes
Document type: application form
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| Name | Relationship |
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| Mary (Warner) Southgate | widow |
| John A. Southgate | soldier |
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New document?: yes
Document type: application form
Date: 1869
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County: Lorain
State: OH
| Name | Relationship |
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| Mary Warner | widow |
Summary: Mary Warner and John Southgate were married on December 26, 1859. They never had any children together.
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Document type: deposition
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State: KY
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Summary: Mary Southgate declared that she was married to John Southgate in Pendleton County, Kentucky. She stated that they were married on December 26, 1859, and were both free persons of color. They were married by a slave and a Methodist minister, George Wyatt, but there are no records of their marriage.
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State: KY
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Summary: John and Mary resided in the state of Kentucky from the date of their marriage until the date of his death. Mary stated that she never engaged in or aided the existing rebellion in the United States.