Chronic heart trouble
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Much of the info on Frances Marion and his family came from the 2 inch thick pension file.
Pat FOSTER, w/of Marvin FOSTER, descendant of Francis Marion wrote a book on the Descendants of Francis Marion FOSTER In notebook in bookshelf1860 Census of Ag Wayne Co Dist #7 Cromwells Mills- $0 land, $400 personal property, $5 farm equipment. 1 mule, 2 oxen, $250 livestock, 35 Bu corn, 25 Bu swt potatoes, 150 # butter, $25 homemade items, $75 slaughtered. $655 assets. $100 income
Tackett's Infantry Company CSA was raised under the Tennessee Conscription Act of 1861. The act required all men between cetrain ages to report for militia duty to support and protect the state. The company was gathered in Wayne County and marched to Nashville to be mustered into active service.The company was apparently partially mustered into service on 5 February 1862, but was ordered away from Nashville before the muster could be completed. This hasty departure was a result of the fall of Ft. Donaldson and Fty. Henry. The men received no equipment or arms. Neither had they been given food or medical supplies. When ordered away from Nashville, they were forced to return to Wayne County, Tennessee the best way they could. Many of these men later joined the Union Army, including the company commander, Joseph W. TACKETT. indicating that many had been forced into the Confederate Army against their will.
BRYANT, Gray CPL age 22, served PVT, Co B, 2nd Tenn Mtd. Inf. U>S>A (wife drew federal pension)
FOSTER, Francis PVT Co B
FOSTER, George W. PVT
GARNER, John PVT
MEWBORN, John C. PVT
Enlisted 15 Oct 1863, honorably discharged 14 Oct 1884. Served under Capt S. H. Martin, 1st Lt Elihu D. McGlemery and Lt Elias Thrasher
Pension Application number 421,296 Certificate number 332,628
Received a pension for rheumatism and piles - $12.00 mo - May 17, 1905 increased to $30.00 mo
-1889 pension was $8.00 mo
-1888 received $4.00 mo
-1882 received $1.00 moAt time of death was the owner of: One cow and calf of the value of $25.00 and household goods valued at $35.
1870 US Census - Mother-in-law, Elizbeth MOSER 76 living with family
1870 Agricultural Census, Waynme Co Dist#8 -35 acres improved, 65 acres wooded. $500 land value, $500 personal estate, $12 farm machinery,3 horses, 1 mule, 2 milk cows, 5 other cattle, 13 sheep, 30 swine, $400 livestock, 250 Bu corn, 40# tobacco, 15# wool, 20 Bu. potatoes, 100# butter, 35 gal. sorgham, $100 home mufactured, $100 slaughtered animals, $440 incomeIn 1881 lived in Victory (Wayne) TN
Signed by making his mark
Census reports of 1860, 1870, 1880, and 1900 Wayne Co, TN included in Pat FOSTER's book
A narrative biography of Francis Marion and several documents related to his military service are included in the book by Pat FOSTER
malignant growth of the left breast
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1905 lived in Rector (Clay) AR
Signed by making her mark
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Cause of Death Pag Flu
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Census of 1900,1910, and 1920 (Clay) AR for John and Sarah - tombstones in Pat Foster Notebook
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