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This information is contributed by Dale Moseley Samuel Moseley B.Sept. 23, 1759 D.Dec. 25, 1833 Patriot entering in at Lewisburg - May, 1780. Severely wounded at the Battle of Camden. He carried a ball in his thigh until his death 53 years later. After injury he returned and served under Capt. Bledsoe where he marched in scounting parties throughout Wake, Edgecomb, Nash and Franklin counties. He was discharged for a brief time but returned to serve a Horse Company of the Regular Continental State Troops of North Carolina for twelve months under Capt. Samuel Jones helping to subdue the Tories in the lowere and southern parts of North Carolina. He served as a volunteer until peace was proclaimed. On April 21, 2007 at 11:00 am there will be an American Revoluntary War memorial marker dedication at the Moseley Family Cemetery (Wolfpit Road), Eastanollee, Georgia. The Joseph Habersham NSSAR will be the host for this dedication with the Toccoa Chapter of NSDAR co-hosting. Everyone invited. |