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Jacob Jolliff

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Jacob Jolliff
  Born : July 28, 1846
     at Irvington, Illinois
Died : August 15, 1897

Jacob is buried in
Manila Cemetery,
Mississippi County Arkansas near Fleeman's Gin.
He has no marker.

Physical Description:
5' 7"
Light Complexion
Light Sandy Hair
Gray Eyes
Weight: Abt. 150 pounds

Military Service:
November 23, 1863, Volunteered to serve in Civil War,
declared age 18, 4 months, actual age 17, 4 months

Volunteered for Civil War:  Nov. 23, 1863
Served as Pvt. Co. I 49 Reg't Illinois Infantry
April 21, to April 27, 1864  treated for Diarrhea
April 27, to May 1, 1864   Acute Diarrhea
May to July 7, 1864   Chronic Diarrhea
June 30, 1864   detached as non veteran
July 1, 1864   absent sick until Aug. 31, 1864
July 7, 1864   Deserted
August 10, 1864   Deserted
October 5, 1864   Returned
October 6, 1864   Returned to duty
1865   Enlarged spleen and liver while in Paducah, Ky.
Honorably Discharged:  Sept. 9, 1865 at Paducah, Kentucky at close of the War
Aug. 2, 1890   filed for Pension Address Sinda, Ark.
Jan. 3, 1891  appeared before Notary Public stating who he was. Cinda, ARK.
Jan. 10, 1891   Application filed Cinda, ARK
March 19, 1891   War Department to confirm service
April 29, 1891   Doctors report
June 26, 1891   ? age abt. 45 in Dunklin County Missouri states residence is in Sinda, Ark.
Declaration for Original Pension which was Invalid
Witness are C. M. Stephens and ? Jackson
July 9, 1891  Department of Interior Rejection of Pension
October 12, 1891  General Affidavit filed Address Cinda, Ark.
April 12, 1892   REOPENED
July 4, 1894   HAD 3 GALLONS of WATER removed from his abdomen.
Dr's notation that his normal waist size was 31 inches
and at that time it was 37 inches.
August 1, 1894  before Police Magistrate age 49 resident of Rose Ind. Ty.
Supplemental Declaration of Claimant.
Witnesses Ensign Trout and Emma Jolliff, Starr, his sister.
****   Must have been a move between 1891 and 1894. New address.
August 8, 1894   met with attourney M.V. Tierney
Sept. 6, 1894  Department of Interior log of Military Service
November 23, 1894   General Affidavit and signatures by Enoch George and Henry Wayman
November 28, 1894   another DETAILED Medical Report
Feb. 15, 1895   another General Affidavit singed by Henry Wayman and Abner Faulkner
April 3, 1895   General Affidavit of no other service
April 27, 1895   finally approved for a pension and received
$12.00 a month beginning August 8, 1894
August 15, 1897   DIED according to Civil War Record.

 

 

Jacob Jolliff is my grandfather.
I would love to hear from anyone researching this family.

By e-mail : Rosetta

 

 


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