Johnson, Moses, 1752-1842

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During the Civil War, Moses Johnson served as a private in the 1st Mississippi Volunteers Regiment, Co. D, of the Confederate Army. He was stationed at Port Hudson, La., where he was presumably captured by Union forces.

From the description of Moses Johnson military records, 1863. (Louisiana State University). WorldCat record id: 699519467
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creatorOf Johnson, Moses. Moses Johnson military records, 1863. Louisiana State University, LSU Libraries
referencedIn Alabama. Governor (1874-1878: Houston). Rewards file, 1874-1878. Alabama Department of Archives and History
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Death 1842

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