Moses served as a private in Company C of the 11th Indiana Infantry, enlisting on Aug 31, 1861. This unit participated in the seizure of Vicksburg.
Moses never returned home to Indiana after the battle and was unaccounted for, likely buried on the battlefield or in one the many graves of unknown Union soldiers in the Vicksburg National Cemetery. 75% of the Civil War dead are listed as unknowns. I have placed this relative of mine here as a fitting memorial to a brave fallen soldier.
Moses never returned home to Indiana after the battle and was unaccounted for, likely buried on the battlefield or in one the many graves of unknown Union soldiers in the Vicksburg National Cemetery. 75% of the Civil War dead are listed as unknowns. I have placed this relative of mine here as a fitting memorial to a brave fallen soldier.
Moses served as a private in Company C of the 11th Indiana Infantry, enlisting on Aug 31, 1861. This unit participated in the seizure of Vicksburg.
Moses never returned home to Indiana after the battle and was unaccounted for, likely buried on the battlefield or in one the many graves of unknown Union soldiers in the Vicksburg National Cemetery. 75% of the Civil War dead are listed as unknowns. I have placed this relative of mine here as a fitting memorial to a brave fallen soldier.
Moses never returned home to Indiana after the battle and was unaccounted for, likely buried on the battlefield or in one the many graves of unknown Union soldiers in the Vicksburg National Cemetery. 75% of the Civil War dead are listed as unknowns. I have placed this relative of mine here as a fitting memorial to a brave fallen soldier.
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