Most dates and names from Garry Wayne Brewer

1880 Census - Wayne County, Tennessee
District #11 - 15 June 1880

  101 105
  Brewer, George M.  W M 37      Farmer           Tenn Tenn Tenn
  Easter B.          W F 28 Wife Keeping House    Tenn SCar Tenn
  Sarah E.           W F 14 Dau  Attending School Tenn Tenn Tenn
  James H.           W M 12 Son  Works on Farm    Tenn Tenn Tenn
  Harett P.          W F 10 Dau  Attending        Tenn Tenn Tenn
  Benjimon S.        W M  8 Son  Attending        Tenn Tenn Tenn
  John H.            W M  6 Son                   Tenn Tenn Tenn
  Marion A.          W M  2 Son                   Tenn Tenn Tenn

1900 Census - Wayne County, Tennessee
11th Civil District - 18 June 1900

  132 133
  Brewer, George M.   Head W M Jun 1844 55 M 34       Tenn Tenn Tenn Farmer
  Ester               Wife W F Jun 1858 52 M 34 14 10 Tenn SCar Tenn
  Enoch P.            Son  W M Jul 1881 18 S          Tenn Tenn Tenn Farm Labor
  Nancy               Dau  W F Jun 1885 14 S          Tenn Tenn Tenn
  Calender B.         Son  W M Feb 1889 11 S          Tenn Tenn Tenn Farm Labor
  George R.           Son  W M Feb 1892  8 S          Tenn Tenn Tenn

Cedar Grove Cemetery Inscriptions, Wayne County, Tennessee
http://www.netease.net/wayne/whitten.htm#163

  Brewer, Earnest E.; b. 25 Nov 1932, d. 07 Feb 1998
  Brewer, Velma L.; b. 17 Jan 1911, d. 31 Oct 1996
  Brewer, Willie G.; b. 05 May 1902, d. 29 Nov 1968
  Brewer, Maggline; b. 03 Oct 1942, d. 21 Jun 1943
  Brewer, John Henry; b. 1874, d. 1949
  Brewer, Della Ann; b. 1881, d. 1929, wife of John Henry
  Brewer, Ester; no dates
  Brewer, George M.; no dates, CO. "E" 2nd TN Mtd. Inf.
  Brewer, Beauchamp; b. 06 Feb 1889, d. 12 Feb 1906, son of G.M. & Easter
  Brewer, Enoch P.; b. 04 Jul 1881, d. 05 Mar 1919
  Brewer, G.R.; b. 06 Feb 1892, d. 07 Mar 1940
  Brewer, Alva (McKinley); b. 10 Jan 1897, d. 09 Dec 1917
  Brewer, James W.; b. 1867, d. 1929
  Brewer, Lizzie; b. 1877, d. 1956, wife of James W.

From Garry Brewer
Wayne County Tennessee Union Veteran Pension Abstracts

BREWER, George M., Pvt, Co. E, 2nd Tennessee Mounted Infantry, USV, enlisted 6/8/10 Feb 1864
Waynesboro or Clifton, TN, discharged 10 May 1865, Nashville, TN. Soldier was 5'5", fair complexion,
light hair and blue eyes. Soldier born 10 June 1844, Wayne Co., TN. and died at his residence in 7th
Civil District, Wayne Co., TN on 1 Sep 1912. Married Esther B. SMITH on 31 Aug 1865, Wayne Co., TN by
Rev. Daniel A. PHILLIPS. Widow died 16 Feb 1930 Wayne Co., TN buried Cedar Grove Cem. Soldier's
application 700,063, widow's application 753,250. Children: S. M. BREWER, b. 17 May 1866; James W.
BREWER, born 1 Jan 1868; P. A. BREWER, born 3 Aug 1870; B. S. BREWER, born 3 Dec 1872; J. H. BREWER,
born 9 May 1874; L. C. BREWER, born 5/15 Aug 1879; Pink BREWER, born 4 July 1881; Nancy BREWER, born
15 June 1885; Beacham BREWER, born 12 Feb 1890; G. R. BREWER, born 6 Feb 1892.Affidavits: W. N.
KELLY, Lawrence Co., TN; J. C. HOLLIS, Wayne Co., TN; Jacob J. WEAVER, age 69, West Point, TN 30 Dec
1912. W. M. SWEENEY and John M. DeFOE witnessed soldiers 1912 application. Per medical examination in
1891, soldier spent 23 months in Lunatic Assylum; was very boistrous at beginning; had killed one of
his uncles or kinsmen. Reported that whiskey was case of insanity. Son G. R. BREWER was appointed
guardian of widow, Esther BREWER in 1929. In letter to commissioner speaks of his brother-inlaw Oscar
STULTS of Rt. 4, Iron City, TN and wife Belle STULTS. Submitted by Garry BREWER, P.O. Box 2025, Grand
Junction, CO 81502

From Garry Wayne Brewer:

Military Records dated Feby. 10,1864 to May 10,1865 state that George M. Brewer was 19 years old,blue
eyes, he was present but for the following dates, April 30,1864 present with remarks. In Hospital,
sick, June 30,1864 absent without leave since June 1864.  On June 21,1891 George writes: I was taken
sick and sent to Hospital 9 or 10 years ago, where they say I recuated 23 months I do not remember
what passed while I was there, When I came to myself I was paralyzed in my left side and I have never
recovered a proper use of it. I cannot do Manuel labor. George M.  (LAST PORTION OF NOTES FROM BOARD)
The 23 months in hospital was in Lunatic Asylum, he was very boisterous in the beginning & killed one
of his Uncles or near kinsman.(JAMES H. BREWER, His Cousin) He is dementia, aged silly now and the
man with him here says he has no homicidal or suicidal position, his heart is Normal,and are f----,
no evidence of syphilis, however previous to his insanity 8 or 9 years ago he drank whiskey a great
deal, he was said to be of loose morals, this is a case of loss of motion,or impaired coordination of
motion,or  impaired coordination and not one of complete paralysis. he cannot perform manual labor