Ann Mariah Hattabaugh was the daughter of George W. and Sarah Boling Hattabaugh. She was married 1st to David Johnson, a grandson of Archibald and Mary Idol Johnson. David was a Union soldier and died of his wounds during the Civil War. There were no children of this union.
The State Of Indiana , Washington County, SS:
I, the undersigned, certify that on this 12th day of March 1863, I solemnized the Marriage of David Johnson and Ann Mariah Hattabaugh according to law.
George Denny JP
No. 65795
Act Of July 14, 1862
Mrs. Ann Maria Johnson, Washington County, Indiana, Wid of David Johnson, Private Co. G, 18 Ind. Vols., Killed at Fort Gibson Mississippi May 1, 1863
Pension Office
Respectfully referred to the Adjutant General, for official evidence of service and death
Joseph H. Barrett, Commissioner,
D. C. Thomas, Salem, Ind
Received. Sept 21, 1861
State of Indiana
County of Washington
Archibald Johnson being sworn deposeth or says that he was the father of David Johnson late a private in Co. G 18th Reg Ind Vol Inft his son was wounded at Thompsons Hill in Louisiana by musket ball in the thigh he went after his son to Grand Gulf and got permission to bring his son on a hospital boat home, on his way home he died of his wounds (the 9th day of June 1863) between Cairo and Mound City Illinois on said boat there was but one person present that knew him, except myself when he died, that party is not a resident of this county at this time, that he has no interest in this claim.
Archibald Johnson
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day of October 1867. I certify that the affiant is a respectable citizen and a credible person that I have no interest in this claim.
Witness my hand official Seal
Philip J. Green
(The above pension documentation found by Karolyn [Kendig] McLain)
After David's death she married Thomas Oliver Denney. Tragically after the birth of their youngest son George W. both died of consumption. Their burial place is not known at this time, but possibly they are resting in the Plattsburg Cemetery as son George requested to be buried there with his family.
After their death, their children were raised by the parents of Ann Mariah, George W. and Sarah Boling Hattabaugh.
The State Of Indiana , Washington County, SS:
I, the undersigned, certify that on this 12th day of March 1863, I solemnized the Marriage of David Johnson and Ann Mariah Hattabaugh according to law.
George Denny JP
No. 65795
Act Of July 14, 1862
Mrs. Ann Maria Johnson, Washington County, Indiana, Wid of David Johnson, Private Co. G, 18 Ind. Vols., Killed at Fort Gibson Mississippi May 1, 1863
Pension Office
Respectfully referred to the Adjutant General, for official evidence of service and death
Joseph H. Barrett, Commissioner,
D. C. Thomas, Salem, Ind
Received. Sept 21, 1861
State of Indiana
County of Washington
Archibald Johnson being sworn deposeth or says that he was the father of David Johnson late a private in Co. G 18th Reg Ind Vol Inft his son was wounded at Thompsons Hill in Louisiana by musket ball in the thigh he went after his son to Grand Gulf and got permission to bring his son on a hospital boat home, on his way home he died of his wounds (the 9th day of June 1863) between Cairo and Mound City Illinois on said boat there was but one person present that knew him, except myself when he died, that party is not a resident of this county at this time, that he has no interest in this claim.
Archibald Johnson
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day of October 1867. I certify that the affiant is a respectable citizen and a credible person that I have no interest in this claim.
Witness my hand official Seal
Philip J. Green
(The above pension documentation found by Karolyn [Kendig] McLain)
After David's death she married Thomas Oliver Denney. Tragically after the birth of their youngest son George W. both died of consumption. Their burial place is not known at this time, but possibly they are resting in the Plattsburg Cemetery as son George requested to be buried there with his family.
After their death, their children were raised by the parents of Ann Mariah, George W. and Sarah Boling Hattabaugh.
Ann Mariah Hattabaugh was the daughter of George W. and Sarah Boling Hattabaugh. She was married 1st to David Johnson, a grandson of Archibald and Mary Idol Johnson. David was a Union soldier and died of his wounds during the Civil War. There were no children of this union.
The State Of Indiana , Washington County, SS:
I, the undersigned, certify that on this 12th day of March 1863, I solemnized the Marriage of David Johnson and Ann Mariah Hattabaugh according to law.
George Denny JP
No. 65795
Act Of July 14, 1862
Mrs. Ann Maria Johnson, Washington County, Indiana, Wid of David Johnson, Private Co. G, 18 Ind. Vols., Killed at Fort Gibson Mississippi May 1, 1863
Pension Office
Respectfully referred to the Adjutant General, for official evidence of service and death
Joseph H. Barrett, Commissioner,
D. C. Thomas, Salem, Ind
Received. Sept 21, 1861
State of Indiana
County of Washington
Archibald Johnson being sworn deposeth or says that he was the father of David Johnson late a private in Co. G 18th Reg Ind Vol Inft his son was wounded at Thompsons Hill in Louisiana by musket ball in the thigh he went after his son to Grand Gulf and got permission to bring his son on a hospital boat home, on his way home he died of his wounds (the 9th day of June 1863) between Cairo and Mound City Illinois on said boat there was but one person present that knew him, except myself when he died, that party is not a resident of this county at this time, that he has no interest in this claim.
Archibald Johnson
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day of October 1867. I certify that the affiant is a respectable citizen and a credible person that I have no interest in this claim.
Witness my hand official Seal
Philip J. Green
(The above pension documentation found by Karolyn [Kendig] McLain)
After David's death she married Thomas Oliver Denney. Tragically after the birth of their youngest son George W. both died of consumption. Their burial place is not known at this time, but possibly they are resting in the Plattsburg Cemetery as son George requested to be buried there with his family.
After their death, their children were raised by the parents of Ann Mariah, George W. and Sarah Boling Hattabaugh.
The State Of Indiana , Washington County, SS:
I, the undersigned, certify that on this 12th day of March 1863, I solemnized the Marriage of David Johnson and Ann Mariah Hattabaugh according to law.
George Denny JP
No. 65795
Act Of July 14, 1862
Mrs. Ann Maria Johnson, Washington County, Indiana, Wid of David Johnson, Private Co. G, 18 Ind. Vols., Killed at Fort Gibson Mississippi May 1, 1863
Pension Office
Respectfully referred to the Adjutant General, for official evidence of service and death
Joseph H. Barrett, Commissioner,
D. C. Thomas, Salem, Ind
Received. Sept 21, 1861
State of Indiana
County of Washington
Archibald Johnson being sworn deposeth or says that he was the father of David Johnson late a private in Co. G 18th Reg Ind Vol Inft his son was wounded at Thompsons Hill in Louisiana by musket ball in the thigh he went after his son to Grand Gulf and got permission to bring his son on a hospital boat home, on his way home he died of his wounds (the 9th day of June 1863) between Cairo and Mound City Illinois on said boat there was but one person present that knew him, except myself when he died, that party is not a resident of this county at this time, that he has no interest in this claim.
Archibald Johnson
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day of October 1867. I certify that the affiant is a respectable citizen and a credible person that I have no interest in this claim.
Witness my hand official Seal
Philip J. Green
(The above pension documentation found by Karolyn [Kendig] McLain)
After David's death she married Thomas Oliver Denney. Tragically after the birth of their youngest son George W. both died of consumption. Their burial place is not known at this time, but possibly they are resting in the Plattsburg Cemetery as son George requested to be buried there with his family.
After their death, their children were raised by the parents of Ann Mariah, George W. and Sarah Boling Hattabaugh.
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