The son of John Mathias Weisinger &
Leah Caroline (Hornsby) Weisinger
Married to Martha Levicy (Williams ) Weisinger
Find A Grave contributor Julia Baker has made a suggestion to you regarding your Find A Grave memorial for Ruben Weisinger.
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Private Rueben J. and John M. Weisinger joined the Company H, 5th Texas Mounted rifles (5th Texas Cavalry) in 1862. They furnished their own horses. In their first battle they would fight dismounted aboard one of the "cottonclads" attacking in the Battle of Galveston. They would remount and fight in Louisiana and Texas until the unit disbanded at the end of the war. They never surrendered and lived long and productive lives building Texas, Rueben into the early 1900s.
The son of John Mathias Weisinger &
Leah Caroline (Hornsby) Weisinger
Married to Martha Levicy (Williams ) Weisinger
Find A Grave contributor Julia Baker has made a suggestion to you regarding your Find A Grave memorial for Ruben Weisinger.
Their suggestion:
Private Rueben J. and John M. Weisinger joined the Company H, 5th Texas Mounted rifles (5th Texas Cavalry) in 1862. They furnished their own horses. In their first battle they would fight dismounted aboard one of the "cottonclads" attacking in the Battle of Galveston. They would remount and fight in Louisiana and Texas until the unit disbanded at the end of the war. They never surrendered and lived long and productive lives building Texas, Rueben into the early 1900s.
Family Members
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Maryann Rebecca Weisinger Weisinger
1824–1860
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Elizabeth Weisinger Kirkpatrick
1828–1871
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Saline Ann Charlotte Weisinger Rutledge
1830–1895
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Martha Weisinger Kyle
1833–1879
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Christiann Eliza Weisinger Little
1835–1902
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John Mathias Weisinger
1838–1895
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Polly Mary Weisinger Pelham
1841–1882
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Talitha A. Weisinger Rutledge
1843–1888
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Savanah Jane Weisinger Martin
1846–1940
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James H Edward Weissinger
1847–1937
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