Per marriage record in Johnson County, Illinois, Book 2, Page 147, record #2331, 16th February 1906, Green to Martha, Green is listed as Green B. Tucker age 79 years, born in Murry County, Tennessee, to J.R. Tucker and mother's maiden name Butts. Green is listed as living in Creal Springs, Illinois and as a carpenter.
Martha is listed as Martha Nelson Pike, 70 years old, place of birth as Virginia, this was listed as fifth marriage for her, father was Patrick Pike, mothers maiden name as Well. Martha and Green were married in Vienna, Illinois, on the 15th of February 1906, by John S. Bridges J.P.me.
GBT listed as receiving a pension for civil war, certificate #97578 for diseased eyes. Affidavit states that Green was treated in March 1863 at Lagrange, Tennessee, for chronic bronchitis and disease of the Liver which affidavit was informed at the time were sequences of measles which the said soldier had contacted at Shawneetown, Ill. while in the army. Further said soldier had rheumatism at same place. Green's rank was private. According to the pension he had light complexion, gray eyes and brown hair.
Per marriage record in Johnson County, Illinois, Book 2, Page 147, record #2331, 16th February 1906, Green to Martha, Green is listed as Green B. Tucker age 79 years, born in Murry County, Tennessee, to J.R. Tucker and mother's maiden name Butts. Green is listed as living in Creal Springs, Illinois and as a carpenter.
Martha is listed as Martha Nelson Pike, 70 years old, place of birth as Virginia, this was listed as fifth marriage for her, father was Patrick Pike, mothers maiden name as Well. Martha and Green were married in Vienna, Illinois, on the 15th of February 1906, by John S. Bridges J.P.me.
GBT listed as receiving a pension for civil war, certificate #97578 for diseased eyes. Affidavit states that Green was treated in March 1863 at Lagrange, Tennessee, for chronic bronchitis and disease of the Liver which affidavit was informed at the time were sequences of measles which the said soldier had contacted at Shawneetown, Ill. while in the army. Further said soldier had rheumatism at same place. Green's rank was private. According to the pension he had light complexion, gray eyes and brown hair.
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