JUAN FERNANDEZ McLEAN

JUAN FERNANDEZ McLEAN -

UNCLE "DU"

CSA, CO F 13TH GA REGIMENT

Confederate Service Records of J. F. McLean of Fayette County, GA
Transcribed on 3/21/03 by Linda Blum-Barton from scanned images
of these documents in Georgia State Archives provided to me by Nora Benson

Pg. 831
1062
McLane, J. F.
Co. F, 13 Georgia Infantry
(Confederate.)
Private Private

1. 45657601
2. 7665
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4. 46338629
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No. of medical cards herein - 0
No. of personal papers herein - 0

(check) Book Mark
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Pg. 832
Confederate
Mc/ 13 / Ga
J. F. McLean
Pvt. Co. F 13' Regt Ga
Name appears as a signature to a
Roll of Prisoners of War
paroled at Fort Delaware, Del., September 14
1864*
Roll dated..........................
not dated..............., 186
Where captured Spotts C H Va.
When captured May 12, 1864
Remarks: ...............................
Signs by mark
*Duplicate roll and letter filed under 1442 S ( O. C. G. P.) 1864
show that the men whose names are borne on this roll were sent
to Aiken's Landing, Va., for exchange September 13?, 1864.
This roll bears the following indorsement : "Received Varina
Va., Sep. 22, '64, from Jno. E. Mulford, Major & Asst Agt for
Exchange, ten hundred & eighty (1080) Confederated paroled pris-
oners of War on within rolls, including 64 Officers & Surgeions,
8? Chaplains & 3 Citizens. - W. H. Hatch, Asst. Agen of Exch.
Number of roll:
130?; sheet 11
(sig) G. M. Rowe
(689b) Copied?

Confederate
Mc/ 13 / Ga
J. F. McLane
Sgt. Co. F 13' Regt Ga
Appears on a register of Payments
on Descriptive Lists
Period of Service
From Sept. 1, 1862 to June 30, 1863
When Paid - Sept. 2, 1863
By Whom: B. F. Bomar
Amount: 170
Remarks.............................
Confed., Arch., Chap. 5, File No. 78, Page 329
(sig) L. E. Fehe
(6?b?) Copyist?

Pg. 833
(Confederate)
Mc / 13 / Ga.
J. F. McLane
Pvt. Co. F, 13 Reg't Georgia Infantry.
Appears on
Company Muster Roll
of the organization named above,
for Jany., Febry, 1865.
Enlisted:
When .....July 8, 1861
Where......Griffin, Ga.
By whom....Maj. Calhoun
Period.....War
Last paid:
By whom....Capt. Bomar
To what time.....June 30, 1863?
Present or absent........absent
Remarks: Absent without leave
since 1st Nov 1864
(cannot read signature on bottom)

(Confederate)
Mc/ 13 / Ga.
J. F. McLane
Capt. Glass' Company
Fayette Rangers
Appears on a Receipt Roll
for Commutation of Rations of the Organization
named above
Roll dated......not dated
From July 1, 1861 to July 6, 1861
*This organization subsequently became Company F, 13th Regiment,
Georgia Infantry.
(cannot read signature)

Pg. 834
December 15, 1914
Respectfully Returned to the jad
Commissioner of Pensions
State of Georgia
Atlanta

The records show that J. F. (name not found as Juan F.)
McLean, private, Company F, 13th Georgia Infantry,
C.S.A., enlisted July 8, 1861; that he was captured
May 10 or 12, 1864 at Spottslyvania Court House;
that he was paroled September 14, 1864, at Fort
Delaware and sent to Aikens Landing, VA, for
exchange and that he was received September 22,
1864 at Varina, Virginia. On the company muster
roll for January and February 1865, the last on file,
he was reported absent without leave from November
1, 1864. No later record of him has been found.
(sig) H. P. McCain
The Adjutant General

(Confederate)
Mc/ 13 / Ga.
J. F. McLane
Pvt. Co., F, 13 Reg't Georgia Infantry,
Appears on Company Muster Roll
of the organization named above,
April 30 to Dec 31, 1864
Enlisted
When: July 8, 1861
Where: Griffin, Ga
By Whom: Maj. Calhoun
Period: War
Last Paid:
By whom: Capt Bomar
To what time....June 30, 1863
Present or absent.....absent
Remarks: On 2?
(can' read signature)

Pg. 835
(Confederate)
J. F. McClain
Pvt. Co. F. 13 Ga. Regt.
Appears on a Receipt Roll
for "Commutation of Rations."
Roll dated Atlanta, Ga.
From June 29, 1862
to 60 days
Signer's name L. F. McLain
Remarks: .....Paid, Jan 29/63
Roll No. 743
O'Neill copyist

Pg. 837
(Confederate)
J. F. McLane
Pvt. Co. F 13 Ga Regt
Appears on a Receipt Roll
Jackson Hosp.
for clothing
Richmond, Va.
Date of Issue ....Sept 25, 1864
Roll No....
Cooper Copyist

Pg. 838
(Confederate)
J. F. McLane
Pvt Co F 13 Regt Ga
Appears on a Morning Report of
Jackson Hospital
Richmond, Virginia
for Sept 22 & 26, 1864
Brigade.....Gordon's
Admitted....Sept 22, 1864
Disease.....V.T?.R. Arm M B
Remarks....Fur 40 days
Sept 26, 1864
Confed. Arch., Chap. 6, File No. 701, page 529, 550
G. Nelson (sig) Copyist

(Confederate.)
M/ 13 /Ga
J. F. McLain
Pvt. Co. F. 13 Regt Ga
Appears on a Register of
Jackson hospital
Richmond, Virginia.
Brigate...Gordon's
Diagnosis....ars? Ra???min? B
Admitted....Sept 22, 1864
When furloughed.....Sept 26, 1864
Time furloughed....30 days
Confed. Arch., Chap. 6, File No. 186, Page 466
(sig) T. A. Johnson Copyist

Pg. 839
Physicians' Affidavit.
STATE OF GEORGIA}
Fayette Co. County }
Personally comes before me S. B. Lewis Ordinary of said County, Dr. I. G. Woolsey and Dr. J. C. Stephens, both known to me as reputable physicians of said County, who being severally sworn, say on oath that they have carefully examined Mr. J. F. McLean and after such personal examination, say that the present condition of applicant is as follows: that he was wounded at Cold Harbor on the 27th June 1862 in the right arm fracturing the humerous just below the shoulder so that the deltoid muscle has ematiated so that it is essentially useless the bone was so fractured that the ends could not be propertly adjusted and that such condition is permanent. Said condition arises from the following facts:
Hence union could not be perfect also preventing the recovery of muscular strength and renders said arm useless for labor up to the present time and is presently so.
We have treated applicant professionally for the past 25 years, and his condition, as above stated, does not arise from hereditary or congenital causes, or from vicious or intemperate habits.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this} (sig) I G Woolsey M D
22 day of January 1900 } (sig) J C Stephens MD
S. B. Lewis (sig) Ordinary

State of Georgia}
Fayette County}

I, S. B. Lewis, Ordinary of said County, do certify that I am well acquainted with J. F. Mclean, the applicant in the foregoing affidavit, and am well satisfied that the statements made by him in his said affidavit are true, and he is disabled, as he claims, and I know he is the individual he represents himself to be, and that he resides in this County and has been a bona fide resident since the 1st day of January 1865.
I also certify that the witness, to wit: J. E. Spurlin, J. W. Padgett and L. E. Roberts are persons of respectability, that their statements are worthy of full credit and belief and that the full text of the affidavit was read to and understood by them before they signed the same.
Given under my official signature and seal this 22 day of Jany, 1900.
(sig) S. B. Lewis
Ordinary Fayette County

Pg. 840
McLean, J. F.
Fayette County
Code Section 1250
Invalid
Soldier's Pension,
1900
Name....J. F. McLean
County....Fayette
Disability...arm ...(unreadable)
Amount, $50
John W. Lindsey
Commissioner of Pensions
Warrant handed to
............................
4/25 - 1900
Pension office or offer? 8/14/1900
Physician re????? state of applicant they will not
au??????? they must make a cl?? xaination of the
arm now and say what ??????? it has ????? ??????
condition was and as a result of ?????????? - Is the
arm substantially & essentially useless.

They are with ?????????? to know - nor when the
arm was hurt, this must be established by the sworn
statement after ????? ??????? who of their own
knowledge knows ??? it happened.
(sig) J W Lindsey
Com of Pensions

Power of Attorney
Authorization form on back side of this paper is blank
except for signature of J. F. McLean and S. B. Lewis, Ordinary

Pg 841
Georgia}
Fayette County}
Personally appeared before me I G Woolsey MD & J. C. Stephens MD
who being sworn say we have this day made examination of the right
arm of J. F. McLean and find as follows - Ball entered right arm about
half way between the elbow and shoulder blade on out side of arm ball
ranged upward passing entirely through the arm & coming out inside of
arm just below shoulder joint - ball shattered bone and cut muscle the bone
never properly united and muscle perished away
We say from examination made this day that arm is substantially & essentially
useless and is permanently so. This an amendment to our former affidavit and
in substance the same as we meant before.
(sig) I G Woolsey MD
(sig) J C Stephens MD
sworn to and subscribed before me
17 day of Sept 1900
S B Lewis Ordinary

Pg 842
Name McLean, J. F. Year 1900 County Fayette
When and Where Born? April 11, 1839 - Resident of Georgia since Birth
Enlisted When and Where ? July 1, 1861
Company and Regiment? Company F, 13th Regiment Georgia Vols.
Gordon's Brigade
Name of Captain and Colonel? J. E. Spurlin, 2nd Lieutenant
Wounded? June 27, 1862, Cold Arbor, Virginia wounded in right arm near shoulder,

fracturing the bone so that the ends could not unite, also destroying the muscles of the arm, rendering it useless.

Witnesses: J. W. Padgett, L. E. Roberts, state they were in the army with applicant.

Pg. 843
For Use of Applicants Who Have Not Heretofore Drawn.
STATE OF GEORGIA}
Fayette County }
Personally appears J. F. McLean of said County,
County, State of Georgia, who being duly sworn says on oath that he was born on the 11th day of
April 1839, that he is a bona fide citizen and resident of Georgia, and has been continuously since the
he was born, that he enlisted in the military service of the Confederate States (armies) on the first day
of July 1861, during the war between the States, and served in Company F of 13th Regiment

of Ga Volunteers Gordon's Brigade, and was honorably discharged on the End of War, 1865; that whilst engaged in such military service, and
in line of duty in the State of Virginia, on the 27th day of June 1862 he was disabled or wounded as follows:
Wounded in right arm close to the shoulder The bone being so badly fractured that the ends could not be
properly united also destroying the muscles of the arm in such manner as to render it substantially useless.
He cannot perform manual labor.
He served continuously from the time he was mustered into service in July 1861 until he was wounded on the
27th of June 1862, After that time he was unable to bear arms, but still remained in the service until the close of the
war in 1865.
Deponent desires to participate in the Benefits of Section 1250 of the Code, and the Acts Amendatory thereof,
and makes application for the pension to which he is entitled for the year there under, ending Oct. 26th, 1900.
Sworn to and subscribed to before me this the} (sig) J F McLean
22nd day of Jany 1900} Post Office .......Woolsey, Ga
S B Lewis Ordinary

Pg. 844
Affidavit for Three Witnesses
State of Georgia}
Fayette County }
Personally appears before me, the undersigned Ordinary in and for said county, J. E. Spurlin, J. W. Padgette and L. E. Roberts, personally known to me to be trustworthy citizens, each of whom, being duly sworn according to law, severally
say, under oath, that they are personally and well acquainted with J. F. McLean whose application is herewith presented for a pension, that he has resided in this state continuously since the 11th day of April, 1839, that he served in company F of the 13th Regiment of Gordon's Brigade, and from our personaly knowledge, he, while in line of duty, was injured by the service as follows:
At the Battle of Cold Arbor in the State of Virginia he was wounded in the right arm near the shoulder breaking the bone and cutting the muscle. The bone was so badly shattered that it never properly united . Said would was received on the 27th day of June 1862 and rendered him unable to perform manual labor having practically no use of said right arm he served from the 1st of July 1861 until the end of the war in 1865.
We personally know above stated facts. We were with him in the army and have known him ever since. He was honorably paroled from the service in May 1865. Applicant is permanently disabled as stated and has been so to our certain knowledge ever since 1862. We have no interest in the recovery of a pension by him.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this } J E. Spurlin 2nd Lieut Co F 13th Ga Vols
22 day of Jany 1900. } J. W. Padgett
L E Roberts

Pg. 845
McLean, J. F.
Fayette Co
(For Those Already Enrolled.)
No. 1948
Disabled Soldier's Pension 1901.
Name .... J. F. McLean
County.... Fayette
Disability.................
Amount, $.....50.......
July 5, 1901
John W. Lindsey
Commissioner of Pensions
Power of Attorney
STATE OF GEORGIA}
Fayette County }
I, J. F. McLean hereby authorize A. O. Blalock of Fayetteville, Ga.
to receive and receipt for the pension paid hereon and request that he remit same to
_____________________by__________________
at__________________________.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 28
day of Jany, 1901.
J. F. McLean (sig)
Executed in Presence of
S. B. Lewis ordy

Pg. 846
For Applicants Heretofore Allowed Pensions.
State of Georgia, }
Fayette County. }
Personally appears J. F. McLean of Fayette County, State of Georgia, who being duly sworn, says on oath that he is a bona fide citizen and resident of said State, and has resided therein continuously ever since the 1 day of Jany 1888; that he
enlisted in the military service of the Confederate States of America during the war between the States, and served as a
Sergeant in Company F, of 13th Regiment of Ga Volunteers, Gordon's Brigade; that whilst engaged in such military service in the State of Va, on the 27 day of June 1862, he was wounded, injured or diseased as follows: wounded in right arm at Battle around Richmond Va.
Deponenet makes application for the pension to which he is entitled for year ending October 26th, 1901. I have heretofore under said law as a resident of New claim, Fayette County been allowed an invalid pension of new claim
Dollars, for the year 1900.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the } J. F. McLean (sig)
28 day of Jany 1901 }
S. B. Lewis Ordinary

State of Georgia}
Fayette County}
I, S. B. Lewis, Ordinary of said County, do certify that I am well acquainted with J. F. McLean, the applicant in the foregoing affidavit, and am well satisfied that the statements made by him in his said affidavit are true, and I know he is the
individual he represents himself to be and he resides in this County.
Given under my official signature and seal, this 28 day of Jany, 1901.
S. B. Lewis
Ordinary Fayette County.

Pg. 847
Power of Attorney
State of Georgia, }
Fayette County.}
I, J. F. McLean hereby authorize a. O. Blalock of Fayetteville, Ga. to receive and receipt for the pension paid hereon and request that he remit same to _________________ by ______at_____
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 7 day of Jany 1902.
(sig) J. F. McLean
Executed in presence of S. B. Lewis ordy

McLean, J. F.
Fayette County
(For Those Already Enrolled.)
No. 527
Disabled Soldier's Pension 1902.
Name J. F. McLean
County Fayette
Amount $50
1/20/1902
John W. Lindsey
Commissioner of Pensions
Warrant Handed to Ordy

Pg. 848
For Applicants Heretofore Allowed Pensions.
State of Georgia, }
Fayette County. }
Personally appears J. F. McLean of Fayette County, State of Georgia, who being duly sworn, says on oath that he is a bona fide citizen and resident of said State, and has resided therein continuously ever since the 1 day of Jany 1888; that he enlisted in the military service of the Confederate States of America during the war between the States, and served as a Sergeant in Company F, of 13th Regiment of Ga Volunteers, Evans Brigade; that whilst engaged in such military service in the State of Va., on the 27 day of June 1862, he was wounded, injured or diseased as follows: wounded in right arm.
Deponent makes application for the pension to which he is entitled for the year ending October 26th, 1902. I have heretofore, under said law, as a resident of Fayette County, been allowed an invalid pension of Fifty Dollars, for the year 1901.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the
7 day of Jany 1902
S. B. Lewis Ordinary

State of Georgia}
Fayette County }
I, S. B. Lewis Ordinary of said County, do certify that I am well acquainted with J. F. McLean the applicant in the foregoing affidavit, and am well satisfied that the statements made by him in his said affidavit are true, and I know he is the
individual he represents himself to be and that he resides in this County.
Given under my official signature and seal, this 7 day of Jany 1902.
S. B. Lewis
Ordinary Fayette County.

Pg. 849
J. F. McLean
Fayette Co.
(For Those Already Enrolled.)
No. 655
Disabled Soldier's Pension 1903.
Name J. F. McLean
County Fayette
Amount $50
1/27/1903
John W. Lindsey
Commissioner of Pensions
Warrant Handed to Odry

Power of Attorney
Power of Attorney
State of Georgia, }
Fayette County.}
I, J. F. McLean hereby authorize S. B. Lewis of Fayetteville, Ga. to receive and receipt for the pension paid hereon and request that he remit same to _________________ by ______at_____
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 7 day of Jany 1903.
(sig) J. F. McLean
Executed in presence of S. B. Lewis ordy

Pg. 850
For Applicants Heretofore Allowed Pensions.
State Of Georgia}
Fayette County }
Personally appears J. F. McLane of Fayette County, State of Georgia, who being duly sworn, says on oath that he is a bona fide citizen and resident of said State, and has resided therein continuously since the 1 day of Jany 1888; that he enlisted in the Military service of the Confederate States of America during the war between the States, and served as a Private in Company F, of 13th Regiment of Ga volunteers, Evans Brigade; that whilst engaged in such military service in the State of Va., on the 27th day of June 1862, he was wounded, injured or diseased as follows: wounded in right arm.

Deponent makes application for the pension to which he is entitled for the year ending October 26th, 1903. I have heretofore, under said Law, as a resident of Fayette County been allowed an invalid pension of Fifty Dollars for the year 1902.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the
7 day of Jany 1903
S. B. Lewis Ordinary

State of Georgia}
Fayette County }
I, S. B. Lewis Ordinary of said County, do certify that I am well acquainted with J. F. McLean the applicant in the foregoing affidavit, and am well satisfied that the statements made by him in his said affidavit are true, and I know he is the
individual he represents himself to be and that he resides in this County.
Given under my official signature and seal, this 7 day of Jany 1903.
S. B. Lewis
Ordinary Fayette County.

Pg. 851
J. F. McLean
Fayette Co.
(For Those Already Enrolled.)
No. 629
Disabled Soldier's Pension 1904.
Name J. F. McLean
County Fayette
Co. F 13th Regt.
Amount $50
Jan 27, 1904
John W. Lindsey
Commissioner of Pensions
Warrant Handed to Odry

Power of Attorney
State of Georgia, }
Fayette County.}
I, J. F. McLean hereby authorize A. O. Blalock of Fayetteville, Ga. to receive and receipt for the pension paid hereon and request that he remit same to _________________ by ______at_____
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 6 day of Jany 1904.
(sig) J. F. McLean
Executed in presence of S. B. Lewis ordy

Pg. 852
For Applicants Heretofore Allowed Pensions.
State Of Georgia}
Fayette County }
Personally appears J. F. McLane of Fayette County, State of Georgia, who being duly sworn, says on oath that he is a bona fide citizen and resident of said State, and has resided therein continuously since the 1 day of Jany 1888; that he enlisted in the Military service of the Confederate States of America during the war between the States, and served as a Sergeant in Company F, of 13th Regiment of Ga volunteers, Gordons Brigade; that whilst engaged in such military service in the State of Va., on the 27th day of June 1862, he was wounded, injured or diseased as follows: wounded in right arm.

Deponent makes application for the pension to which he is entitled for the year ending October 26th, 1904. I have heretofore, under said Law, as a resident of Fayette County been allowed an invalid pension of Fifty Dollars for the year 1903.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the
6 day of Jany 1904
S. B. Lewis Ordinary

State of Georgia}
Fayette County }
I, S. B. Lewis Ordinary of said County, do certify that I am well acquainted with J. F. McLean the applicant in the foregoing affidavit, and am well satisfied that the statements made by him in his said affidavit are true, and I know he is the
individual he represents himself to be and that he resides in this County.
Given under my official signature and seal, this 6 day of Jany 1904.
S. B. Lewis
Ordinary Fayette County.

Pg. 853
J. F. McLean
Fayette Co.
(For Those Already Enrolled.)
No. 558
Disabled Soldier's Pension 1905
Name J. F. McLean
County Fayette
Co. F 13th Regt.
Amount $50
Jan 25, 1905
John W. Lindsey
Commissioner of Pensions
Warrant Handed to Odry

Power of Attorney
State of Georgia, }
Fayette County.}
I, J. F. McLean hereby authorize A. O. Blalock of Fayetteville, Ga. to receive and receipt for the pension paid hereon and request that he remit same to _________________ by ______at_____
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 14 day of Jany 1905.
(sig) J. F. McLean
Executed in presence of S. B. Lewis ordy

Pg. 854
For Applicants Heretofore Allowed Pensions.
State Of Georgia}
Fayette County }
Personally appears J. F. McLane of Fayette County, State of Georgia, who being duly sworn, says on oath that he is a bona fide citizen and resident of said State, and has resided therein continuously since the 1 day of Jany 1888; that he enlisted in the Military service of the Confederate States of America during the war between the States, and served as a __________ in Company F, of 13th Regiment of Ga volunteers, Gordons Brigade; that whilst engaged in such military service in the State of Va., on the ____ day of Aug 1864, he was wounded, injured or diseased as follows: body injury.

Deponent makes application for the pension to which he is entitled for the year ending October 26th, 1905. I have heretofore, under said Law, as a resident of Fayette County been allowed an invalid pension of Fifty Dollars for the year 1904.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the
14 day of Jany 1905
S. B. Lewis Ordinary

State of Georgia}
Fayette County }
I, S. B. Lewis Ordinary of said County, do certify that I am well acquainted with J. F. McLean the applicant in the foregoing affidavit, and am well satisfied that the statements made by him in his said affidavit are true, and I know he is the
individual he represents himself to be and that he resides in this County.
Given under my official signature and seal, this 14 day of Jany 1905.
S. B. Lewis
Ordinary Fayette County.

Pg. 855
J. F. McLean
Fayette Co.
(For Those Already Enrolled.)
No. 1346
Disabled Soldier's Pension 1906
Name J. F. McLean
County Fayette
Co. F 13th Regt.
Feb 2, 1906
John W. Lindsey
Commissioner of Pensions
Warrant Handed to Odry

Power of Attorney
State of Georgia, }
Fayette County.}
I, J. F. McLean hereby authorize A. O. Blalock of Fayetteville, Ga. to receive and receipt for the pension paid hereon and request that he remit same to _________________ by ______at_____
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 15 day of Jany 1906.
(sig) J. F. McLean
Executed in presence of S. B. Lewis ordy

Pg. 856
For Applicants Heretofore Allowed Pensions.
State Of Georgia}
Fayette County }
Personally appears J. F. McLane of Fayette County, State of Georgia, who being duly sworn, says on oath that he is a bona fide citizen and resident of said State, and has resided therein continuously since the 1 day of Jany 1880; that he enlisted in the Military service of the Confederate States of America during the war between the States, and served as a Private in Company F, of 13th Regiment of Ga volunteers,_________ Brigade; that whilst engaged in such military service in the State of Va., on the 27 day of June 1862, he was wounded, injured or diseased as follows: disable arm.

Deponent makes application for the pension to which he is entitled for the year ending October 26th, 1906. I have heretofore, under said Law, as a resident of Fayette County been allowed an invalid pension of Fifty Dollars for the year 1905.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the
15 day of Jany 1906
S. B. Lewis Ordinary

State of Georgia}
Fayette County }
I, S. B. Lewis Ordinary of said County, do certify that I am well acquainted with J. F. McLean the applicant in the foregoing affidavit, and am well satisfied that the statements made by him in his said affidavit are true, and I know he is the
individual he represents himself to be and that he resides in this County.
Given under my official signature and seal, this 15 day of Jany 1906.
S. B. Lewis
Ordinary Fayette County.

Pg. 857
J. F. McLean
Fayette Co.
(For Those Already Enrolled.)
No. 2582
Disabled Soldier's Pension 1907
Name J. F. McLean
County Fayette
Co. F 13th Regt.
Feb 26, 1907
John W. Lindsey
Commissioner of Pensions
Warrant Handed to Odry

Power of Attorney
State of Georgia, }
Fayette County.}
I, J. F. McLean hereby authorize S. B. Lewis of Fayetteville, Ga. to receive and receipt for the pension paid hereon and request that he remit same to _________________ by ______at_____
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 15 day of Jany 1907.
(sig) J. F. McLean
Executed in presence of S. B. Lewis ordy

Pg. 858
For Applicants Heretofore Allowed Pensions.
State Of Georgia}
Fayette County }
Personally appears J. F. McLane of Fayette County, State of Georgia, who being duly sworn, says on oath that he is a bona fide citizen and resident of said State, and has resided therein continuously since the 1 day of Jany 1880; that he enlisted in the Military service of the Confederate States of America during the war between the States, and served as a Private in Company F, of 13th Regiment of Ga volunteers, Gordon's Brigade; that whilst engaged in such military service in the State of Va., on the 21 day of June 1862, he was wounded, injured or diseased as follows: disable arm.

Deponent makes application for the pension to which he is entitled for the year ending October 26th, 1907. I have heretofore, under said Law, as a resident of Fayette County been allowed an invalid pension of Fifty Dollars for the year 1906.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the
15 day of Jany 1907
S. B. Lewis Ordinary

State of Georgia}
Fayette County }
I, S. B. Lewis Ordinary of said County, do certify that I am well acquainted with J. F. McLean the applicant in the foregoing affidavit, and am well satisfied that the statements made by him in his said affidavit are true, and I know he is the
individual he represents himself to be and that he resides in this County.
Given under my official signature and seal, this 15 day of Jany 1907.
S. B. Lewis
Ordinary Fayette County.

Pg. 859
GaPen 12/14/14
Dir. Vet. Sen. Office, Fayetteville
Ga 8/9/35 McCall for J. F.
McLean as grec?
(sig) H D King exr

Pg. 860
Confederate
Statement of Service Reference Slip
Comr Pensions Ga.
Juan f. McLean
Pvt. Co. F, 13 Reg't Ga. Vol Inf
J. F. McLean (not found as Juan F.)
Enc. July 8 6?
Jan - Feb 65 last in file - absent
without leave since Nov. 1 64
POW record shows
captured at Spottsylvania CH May 10, 64 (also shows 17th)
paroled at Ft. Delaware
Sept 14, 64
Sent to Aiken's Landing, Va.
for exchange Sept 18, 64
Recd Varina Va Sept 22, 64
for exchange
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94 Any later record:
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12/15/14
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Pg. 861
J. F. McLean
1916
Application for Pension due Deceased Soldier
Under Act 1891
To be paid his Widow or Dependent Children
by
Miss A. R. McLean
child of J. F. McLean
of Fayette County
Co F Reg 13 Ga Vols

Georgia, Fayette County}
I, J. J. Davis, Ordinary of said County, do certify that I personally know Miss A. R. McLean, the applicant, and that she is the lawful child of J. F. McLean, and was on the disabled Pension Roll of Fayette County, and was paid a pension from Fayette County for 1915, and at the time of his death on the 6 day of Jany 1916, there was due to him and unpaid his Pension of Fifty Dollars from the State of Georgia, and I know S. H. Martin, the within witness, and he is of a truthful and trustworthy character and entitled to full credit.
Given under my hand and seal this 17 day of Mar 1916.
J. J. Davis, Ordinary
Fayette County

Pg. 862
Application for Pension due Deceased Soldier
Under Act Approved October 9, 1891
State of Georgia, Fayette County

Personally before me comes Miss A. R. McLean, of said County,
after being duly sworn, on oath says she is the child of J. F. McLean
who was duly enrolled as a disabled or wounded Pensioner from the County
of Fayette, and was paid a pension of Fifty ($50.00) Dollars from Fayette
County for 1915 and that the said J. F. McLean died in Fayette County
on the 6 day of Jany 1916and at the time of his death a Pension of $50.00
was due him from Fayette County and unpaid for 1916.
Applicant further swears that she is the child of J. F. McLean, was born
the 23 day of Oct 1865 in Fayette County and State of Georgia, and resided with him
from the date of birth to his death, as his lawful child and is now his dependent child and
she asks that the Pension so due and unpaid be paid to her.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9 day of Feb, 1916.
J. J. Davis, Ordinary
Fayette County (sig) Miss A R McLean

Affidavit of Witness
Georgia, Fayette County
Personally before me comes ___________________, who on oath says that he knew
J. F. McLean and Miss A. R. McLean were Father and child in the county of Fayette in
the State of Georgia. that Miss A. R. McLean was born Oct 25, 1865, and that they
resided together father and child from date of birth to the day of his death on 6 Jany 1916,
and I know that she is his dependent child.
Sworn to and Subscribed before me this 23 day of Feby 1916.
J. J. Davis, Ordinary
Fayette County (sig) S H Martin

Transcribed from an original document in my possession on 3/24/01 by Linda Blum-Barton.

GEORGIA} Personally appeared before

FAYETTE COUNTY} me, I. G. Woolsey, MD and J. C. Stephens, MD who being sworn say: We have this day made examination of the right arm of J. F. McLean and find it as follows: ball entered right arm about half way between the elbow & shoulder blade on out side of arm, ball surged upward passing entirely through arm and coming out inside of arm just below shoulder joint – ball shattered bone and cut muscle – the bones never united and muscles perished away. We say from examination made this day that arm is substantially & essentially useless is permanently so. This is an amendment to our former affidavit and in substance the same as we meant before.

(This affidavit is not signed by a judge or justice of the peace so I don’t know if it was a copy of an official one that was offered or if it was never presented, I assume for pension or disability)

Information from National Park Service Civil War Soldiers & Sailors System Website -

McLane, J.F.
Confederate
Infantry
13th Regiment, Georgia Infantry

J.F. McLane
Regiment Name 13 Georgia Infantry.
Side Confederate
Company F
Soldier's Rank_In Private
Soldier's Rank_Out Private
Alternate Name
Notes
Film Number M226 roll 41

CONFEDERATE GEORGIA TROOPS

13th Regiment, Georgia Infantry

13th Infantry Regiment [also called Bartow Light Infantry] completed its organization in June, 1861, at Griffin, Georgia. Its members were recruited in the counties of Pike, Randolph, Early, Muscogee, Meriwether, Fayette, and Troup. This regiment first served in Western Virginia, then in December was ordered to Charleston, South Carolina, where it reported to General R.E. Lee. During the spring it fought at Whitemarch Island and soon moved back to Virginia. Brigaded under Generals Lawton, John B. Gordon, and C.A. Evans, it served with the Army of Northern Virginia from the Seven Days' Battles to Cold Harbor. The regiment was then involved in Early's Shenandoah Valley operations and the Appomattox Campaign. The unit lost 9 killed and 19 wounded at Second Manassas, had 48 killed and 166 wounded at Sharpsburg, and sustained 13 casualties at Second Winchester. Of the 312 engaged at Gettysburg, more than forty percent were disabled. It surrendered 12 officers and 161 men. The field officers were Colonel John H. Baker, Marcellus Douglass, Walton Ector, and James M. Smith; Lieutenant Colonels S.W. Jones and Richard Maltbie; and Majors James A. Long and John L. Moore.

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