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John Pruett3,11,12
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Birth
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1815, Grainger, TN
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Death
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1880, Grove, Shelby, IA
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Death
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1880, Grove, Shelby, Iowa
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Father
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Abraham Prewitt
(1774-)
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Mother
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Rebecca Branson
(1780-)
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Marriage
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21 Nov 1833, Parke, IN3
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Spouse
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Serena Branson3,11,12
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Birth
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22 Apr 1816, Tazewell, Claiborne, TN
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Death
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aft 1880, Grove, Shelby, IA
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Death
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aft 1880, Grove, Shelby, Iowa
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AKA
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Mandy13
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Children
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1 M
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Martin Pruett
Sr11,12
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Birth
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18 Aug 1834 or 1838, Jackson, Parke, IN Or
Sandusky, Erie, OH3
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Death
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9 or 10 Apr 1907, Crescent, Pottawattamie,
IA13,3
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Birth
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18 Aug 1838, Jackson, Parke, In
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Death
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10 Apr 1907, Crescent, Pottawattamie, IA
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3 M
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Thomas D
Pruett
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Birth
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abt 1837, of, Parke, Ind
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Death
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1 Sep 1905, Harrison, IA
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Notes for Martin (Child
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United States Pension Agency, Des
Moines, IA:
April 18, 1907, he was dropped because of death, April 9,
1907. Keep in mind
that he died at 1 o'clock in the morning of April 10, 1907,
(quite often they
would use what ever date they chose.)
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Misc. Notes
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Eliza's Declaration of a Widow for
Original Pension stated he was born on
August 18, 1838 at Sanduska, OH. (We have only been able to
verify
Indiana.)13
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Notes for Martin & Mary
VIRGINIA (Family)
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Notary affadavit statement, July
29, 1907, by Eliza Ann Baker Pruett:
She attested to that Martin had been married to Mary V. Law
in August 1859 and
that she died in August 1860.13
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Notes for Martin & Eliza Ann
(Family)
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Marriage date???
Martin's Civil War Papers:
On January 15, 1898, Martin Pruett replied to a request to
fill out a voucher
for your next quarterly payment. His answers as follows:
Wife: Eliza Pruitt (formerly) E. Baker
Married: August 15, 1861, Esq. Wm. Blackmen, Rochester,
Ceder Co., Iowa
and...
Declaration For Widows Pension:
Eliza stated that she married under the name of Eliza Ann
Baker, at Tipton,
Iowa, July 1862 by Mr. Blackmond, that she had not been
married before and
that that Martin had not been married
before.13
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