My great grandmother was named Missouri Ellen after state he lived according to family stories.
DNA is suggesting, Moses Michael is an illegitimate grandson of Daniel & Margret MCCoy.
Moses M. McCoy (April 11, 1843-June 21, 1919)
Confederate Veteran
*****
Found records of a Moses MCCoy from NC.
Monroe Light Infantry
Moses M. McCoy enlisted as a Private into Company B, 15th Regiment, (Monroe Light Infantry) at 18 years old on May 3, 1861 in Union County, N.C. Garrisoned at Yorktown, Va., 1861; Seven Days Battles, 1862; Savage Station, 1862; Malvern Hill, 1862; Maryland Campaign, 1862, Harper's Ferry, 1862, Antietam (Sharpsburg), 1862; Fredericksburg, 1862; Wilderness Campaign, 1864; Spotsylvania Court House, 1864; Cold Harbor, 1864; Petersburg, 1864.
Moses M. McCoy was Court-martialed on January 1864 (title of record G.O. #1-1), charges not stated, but he was returned to duty. He was captured at hatcher's Run during the Battle at Petersburg, Va., and was a P.O.W. incarcerated at The Prisoner of War Camp at Hart's Island, New York.
He was released June 18, 1865 after taking The oath of Allegiance.
His description was given as follows – complexion: fair, hair: dark, eyes: blue, height: 5ft. 6in, place of residence: Union County, North Carolina.
My great grandmother was named Missouri Ellen after state he lived according to family stories. It was also said he was a civil war cook under Lee.
DNA is suggesting, Moses Michael is an illegitimate grandson of Daniel & Margret MCCoy.
Moses M. McCoy (April 11, 1843-June 21, 1919)
Confederate Veteran
*****
Found records of a Moses MCCoy from NC.
Monroe Light Infantry
Moses M. McCoy enlisted as a Private into Company B, 15th Regiment, (Monroe Light Infantry) at 18 years old on May 3, 1861 in Union County, N.C. Garrisoned at Yorktown, Va., 1861; Seven Days Battles, 1862; Savage Station, 1862; Malvern Hill, 1862; Maryland Campaign, 1862, Harper's Ferry, 1862, Antietam (Sharpsburg), 1862; Fredericksburg, 1862; Wilderness Campaign, 1864; Spotsylvania Court House, 1864; Cold Harbor, 1864; Petersburg, 1864.
Moses M. McCoy was Court-martialed on January 1864 (title of record G.O. #1-1), charges not stated, but he was returned to duty. He was captured at hatcher's Run during the Battle at Petersburg, Va., and was a P.O.W. incarcerated at The Prisoner of War Camp at Hart's Island, New York.
He was released June 18, 1865 after taking The oath of Allegiance.
His description was given as follows – complexion: fair, hair: dark, eyes: blue, height: 5ft. 6in, place of residence: Union County, North Carolina.
My great grandmother was named Missouri Ellen after state he lived according to family stories. It was also said he was a civil war cook under Lee.
My great grandmother was named Missouri Ellen after state he lived according to family stories.
DNA is suggesting, Moses Michael is an illegitimate grandson of Daniel & Margret MCCoy.
Moses M. McCoy (April 11, 1843-June 21, 1919)
Confederate Veteran
*****
Found records of a Moses MCCoy from NC.
Monroe Light Infantry
Moses M. McCoy enlisted as a Private into Company B, 15th Regiment, (Monroe Light Infantry) at 18 years old on May 3, 1861 in Union County, N.C. Garrisoned at Yorktown, Va., 1861; Seven Days Battles, 1862; Savage Station, 1862; Malvern Hill, 1862; Maryland Campaign, 1862, Harper's Ferry, 1862, Antietam (Sharpsburg), 1862; Fredericksburg, 1862; Wilderness Campaign, 1864; Spotsylvania Court House, 1864; Cold Harbor, 1864; Petersburg, 1864.
Moses M. McCoy was Court-martialed on January 1864 (title of record G.O. #1-1), charges not stated, but he was returned to duty. He was captured at hatcher's Run during the Battle at Petersburg, Va., and was a P.O.W. incarcerated at The Prisoner of War Camp at Hart's Island, New York.
He was released June 18, 1865 after taking The oath of Allegiance.
His description was given as follows – complexion: fair, hair: dark, eyes: blue, height: 5ft. 6in, place of residence: Union County, North Carolina.
My great grandmother was named Missouri Ellen after state he lived according to family stories. It was also said he was a civil war cook under Lee.
DNA is suggesting, Moses Michael is an illegitimate grandson of Daniel & Margret MCCoy.
Moses M. McCoy (April 11, 1843-June 21, 1919)
Confederate Veteran
*****
Found records of a Moses MCCoy from NC.
Monroe Light Infantry
Moses M. McCoy enlisted as a Private into Company B, 15th Regiment, (Monroe Light Infantry) at 18 years old on May 3, 1861 in Union County, N.C. Garrisoned at Yorktown, Va., 1861; Seven Days Battles, 1862; Savage Station, 1862; Malvern Hill, 1862; Maryland Campaign, 1862, Harper's Ferry, 1862, Antietam (Sharpsburg), 1862; Fredericksburg, 1862; Wilderness Campaign, 1864; Spotsylvania Court House, 1864; Cold Harbor, 1864; Petersburg, 1864.
Moses M. McCoy was Court-martialed on January 1864 (title of record G.O. #1-1), charges not stated, but he was returned to duty. He was captured at hatcher's Run during the Battle at Petersburg, Va., and was a P.O.W. incarcerated at The Prisoner of War Camp at Hart's Island, New York.
He was released June 18, 1865 after taking The oath of Allegiance.
His description was given as follows – complexion: fair, hair: dark, eyes: blue, height: 5ft. 6in, place of residence: Union County, North Carolina.
My great grandmother was named Missouri Ellen after state he lived according to family stories. It was also said he was a civil war cook under Lee.
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