George Calvin Tolbert, according to her 1907 Confederate widow's pension application, B.E. Tolbert claimed her husband died in the asylum in Tuscaloosa; no date was reported. Mrs. Tolbert and her witnesses claimed George C. Tolbert was in Company B; however, his name was not found on the microfilmed Compiled Service Records. Application witnesses included Barzilla Murphree of Winston County and G.N. Hatley of Blount County; pension was approved. However, Mrs. Tolbert's name was striken from the pension rolls in 1913. Her pension file does not contain the reason as usually cited by the War Department.
George Calvin Tolbert, according to her 1907 Confederate widow's pension application, B.E. Tolbert claimed her husband died in the asylum in Tuscaloosa; no date was reported. Mrs. Tolbert and her witnesses claimed George C. Tolbert was in Company B; however, his name was not found on the microfilmed Compiled Service Records. Application witnesses included Barzilla Murphree of Winston County and G.N. Hatley of Blount County; pension was approved. However, Mrs. Tolbert's name was striken from the pension rolls in 1913. Her pension file does not contain the reason as usually cited by the War Department.
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