Deloni, Grace (née Guy)

Grace Deloni was formerly enslaved by Lorenzo Guy in Franklin County, Alabama. Prior to her marriage to Benjamin Deloni she went by the name of Grace Guy. In the years after her husband's death, she took up with a man named James Lee, a veteran of the 3rd U.S.C.H.A., and had a child by him about 1872.

Related Documents

Miscellaneous "Jacket" from the Benton Deloni File, Undated | Benton De Long [WC86407]
Application for Pension by Grace Deloni, June 26, 1865 | Benton De Long [WC86407]
Miscellaneous "Jacket" from the Benton Deloni File, Undated | Benton De Long [WC86407]
Widow's Declaration for Army Pension by Grace De Lony, January 8, 1866 | Benton De Long [WC86407]
Affidavits of Grace Deloni, Odell Smith, and Louisa Still, October 24, 1866 | Benton De Long [WC86407]
Affidavits of Grace De Lony, Odell Smith, and Louisa Still, October 24, 1866 | Benton De Long [WC86407]
Claim for Widow’s Pension by Grace De Long, November 7, 1866 | Benton De Long [WC86407]
Exhibit A: Affidavit of James Lee, February 14, 1874 | Benton De Long [WC86407]
Exhibit B: Affidavit of Africa Bailey, February 19, 1874 | Benton De Long [WC86407]
Exhibit C & D: Affidavits of James Hunt and Julia Ann Pope, February 24, 1874 | Benton De Long [WC86407]
Exhibit E: Affidavit of Grace Deloni, February 28, 1874 | Benton De Long [WC86407]
Exhibit G: Affidavit of Julia Ann Pope and Grace Deloni, March 13, 1874 | Benton De Long [WC86407]
Report of Investigation into the Claim of Grace Deloni, March 17, 1874 | Benton De Long [WC86407]
Exhibit F: Affidavit of Jerry Stewart, March 20, 1874 | Benton De Long [WC86407]