11075_Violet_George Pension File

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Summary: Maria Jane Violet was the pensioner in this file. Maria Jane Young and George VIolet were married on December 28, 1861, they did not have any children. George Violet was enrolled and mustered on March 27, 1865, at Lebanon, Kentucky in Co. C, 125th Regiment USCI.George died at Lebanon, Kentucky, while on recruiting service on April 25, 1865. On the muster-out roll, George was said to have died of “disease.” George and Maria Jane were married byThomas Cleveland(?), who was a minister of the Gospel of the Presbyterian Church on December 28, 1861. Maria Jane was being paid $8 per month, after special examination, she was using the government to get pension money. Maria Jane lived as man and wife with Burr Phillips, but was not married because she did not want the government to stop paying her. Her case was suspended because she was living in an adulterous cohabitation with Burr Phillips. Mike Young and Anne Young were the primary witnesses for Maria Jane’s case; all involved were residents of Lebanon, Kentucky.

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Date: 1868

Place: Lebanon

County: Marion

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Summary: Maria Jane and George Violet were married on December 28, 1861. They had no living children at the time Maria Jane filed for a pension.

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Date: 1867

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Summary: Maria's name before marriage was "Maria Jane Young."

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