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| Birth: | 24 Dec 1804 in Montgomery County, Georgia 1 2 3 |
| Death: | 29 Oct 1894 in Seward, Montgomery County, Georgia 1 2 3 |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | William Brantley Moseley, Sr b. 1755 in Hogskin Creek, Pendleton District, South Carolina |
| Mother: | Sara "Sarey" Phillips b. 1760 in Emanuel County, Georgia |
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| Burial: Moseley Cemetery, Uvalda, Montgomery County, Georgia, Montgomery County, Georgia 1 2 |
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April 18,1855 Issue of the Augusta , Georgia Chronicle and Sentinel:
A few days since we published a paragraph from a Savannah paper, stating that three men had been killed in a fight in Emanuel County. yesterday we received the following account of the affair, from a citizen of that county.
the letter does not inform us what was the provocation or whether any had been previously given. We presume, however, it was some private feud which had been rankling for some time in their bosoms: "on the second day of
April, Matthew and Samuel Williamson, and some others went to Mr. Wilkes, where there was a party of men, and called to them to come out. Mr. J. Mosley went out to them, when he was knocked down with a gun, having his
jaw bone broken, and his brother Cuyler Mosley stooped down to pick him up, he was stabbed through and died instantly. Then both parties began to fire, in which Matthew Williamson was killed and Samuel Williamson wounded-he has since died. several others got balls through their clothing. None of either party has, as yet, been arrested. Samuel Williamson did not die but was indicted for manslaughter in April 1855 court of Emanuel County, Georgia.
Note* Cuyler P Mosley lived in Montgomery County, Georgia and when he was killed he was buried in the same cemetery as his brother Clement T Mosley in Emanuel Co, Georgia. The Mosley's and Williamsons were neighbors and this feud has lasted at least 100 years. No one knows what started it.
!1956 LDS microfilm 0001039: 1870 census #120 sanderson, clay co FL. someone, apparently wm J. in 1840 had named chged w.Georgia courts: oliver to mosely.
!Source: May 9, 1998 - Internet information
I found in the Emanuel County, Georgia Superior Court minutes, in 1855, where John Mosley was indicated for manslaughter. His wife Mary Wilkes Mosley died on July 26, 1955. Did both of these people somehow get involved in this scrape?
From "Moseley Families of Mont...
John Moseley lived in Mont. Co. Georgia through the 1840 census. In the 1850 and 1860 census he was living in Emanuel Co. He is buried in the Moseley Cemetery in Uvalda, Montgomery County, Georgia, Georgia. His wife Mary a., was buried in theNormantown cemetery. He was referred to in some places as John Sam.
1830 Appears as head of a family in Lee County Georgia, page 26
1840 Appears as head of a family in Montgomery County Georgia, page 216
1850 Appears as head of a family in Emanuel County Georgia, page 484
1855 Indicted for Manslaughter in Emanuel County Georgia Superior Court
1860 Appears as head of a family in Montgomery County Georgia, page 874
1870 Appears in family of his son Andrew Jackson moseley in Montgomery
County Georgia census, page 346
1880 Appears as head of a family in Montgomery County Georgia, page 213B
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- Title: Moseley-1.FTW
Media: Other
Text: Date of Import: May 29, 2004
- Title: Moseley-2.FTW
Media: Other
Text: Date of Import: Jun 6, 2004
- Title: Moseley1.FTW
Media: Other
Text: Date of Import: Jul 4, 2000
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