Military

United Daughters of the Confederacy Membership Application of Maggie Mooring Rudd
(C. Avis Catalog entry #362)
(Document ID #040)
                    

Texas Division
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lavinia P. Talley Chapter
No. 229 at Temple         
Application acted upon 2-21-1906

Application of
Mrs. Maggie Mooring Rudd
Dated January 27 1906

Recommended by
Lottie Stephens, Cor. Sec.
Ella Douy Gerty  Regis.
Read  Lucy MGregor

J. H. Plaster
J. S. Mooring
Committee on Application.

Acted on February 21 1906
Action  favorable

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Application for Membership.

Temple Texas, Jan 27 1906

To the Officers and Members of the United Daughters of the Confederacy:
Of Lavinia Porter Talley Chapter.  Located at Temple
County of Bell Texas.

I, the undersigned, respectfully petition to become a member of the United Daughters of the Confederacy of Lavinia Porter Talley Chapter, and, if accepted, do hereby promise a strict compliance with the laws and usages of this organization.

I was born in the County of Walker and State of Texas.  I am the daughter of Charlie Gray Mooring who served in the Confederate army; who entered the service of the State of Texas on the ---  day of April A.D. 1862, in Co. G, Regm't (4th Texas) Hood's Brigade as Private; who entered Confederate service on the ---  day of April A.D. 1862, in Co. G, Regm't 4th Texas as Private; was promoted to the rank of __ and remained in service on the 10 day of Apr. A.D. 1865.  My present address is Temple, County of Bell, State of Texas.

Remarks:
Wounded at Getteysburg which left him lame for life.  Charles Gray Mooring was one among the most gallant soldiers of the 4th Texas Regiment Hood's Brigade in all places in [?].  In Camp or on the battlefield, he was ever true and faithful in the discharge of every duty.

T. C. Buffington
Capt. Co. G 4th Texas Regt

W. E. Barry
Lieut. Co. G 4th Texas Regt

Recommended by 
    J. H. Plaster
    J. S. Mooring

Signed  Mrs. Maggie Mooring Rudd
             Temple
 

Texas Confederate Military Service Records  (microfilm)
(C. Avis Catalog entry #313)

J. S. Mooring   Pvt.

Commanding Officer: Capt. Procter P. Porter
Light Infantry Company for Grimes Walker and Montgomery Co.
17th Brigade, TM

Enlisted 5-7-61  at Prairie Plains
Remarks:  R&F 113
Enlisting Officer: Jas. T. Hunter
Co. Comm.   5-20-61
Muster roll 5-7-61, 5-61
On petition for appointment of Dr. Thos. May
as surgeon, signed by 85 members of co.


other Moorings in Microfilm  B.F., J.W., W.H.

Confederate Service Record - J. R. Rudd
(C. Avis Catalog entry #288)

J. R. Rudd

Co. G. 37th Tennessee Infantry
7th Tenn. Reg't Prov'l Army
1st E. Tenn. Rifle Regiment
became a part of 4th Consol'd Reg't Tenn. Inf. about Apr. 9, '65

Three records for J. R. Rudd:

J. R. Rudd, Private, Capt. E. E. Hankins' Company appears on company muster roll dated Nov 3, 1861 at Camp Sam Hays, muster-in date Aug 25, 1861

J. R. Rudd, Corpl, Co. G. 37th Tennessee Infantry appears present on company muster roll for Nov & Dec 1861.  Enlisted Aug 8, Knoxville, by Capt. McClelan for 12 months.  Last paid by F. M. Gailer to Nov 1 1861.

J. R. Rudd, Pvt, 37th Reg't Tennessee Inf. appears on a list of rebel deserters, released on taking the oath of allegiance at the office of the Provost Marshal General of East Tennessee, during the month ending February 29, 1864.  Released Feb 25, 1864.

Abstract of DAR Membership #26413
(C. Avis Catalog entry #263)

Member #26413 - Buckley
Isaac Ross, Jr. (1760 - 1836) was Captain of SC volunteers under Sumter.  He was in many battles and was wounded at Cowpens.  He died in Jefferson Co., Miss. where his tomb is well preserved.

Abstract of DAR Membership #36866
(C. Avis Catalog entry #267)

Member #36866 - Wright
Isaac Ross (1712 - 1804) although an old man served in his son's company in the warfare in SC - see #26413

Stub Entries to Indents of Revolutionary Claims Against South Carolina
(C. Avis Catalog entry #269)

Volume for Books C - F p. 192
Book E #162
Issued to Mr. Arthur Brown Ross for 44 pounds 9 shillings & 10 pence Sterling.

Volume for Books G - H p. 90
Book H # 147
Issued 7-17-1784 to Arthur Brown Ross for 116 pounds 12 shillings and nine pence Sterling.  Sundries for Militia use in 1779.

Volume for Books L - N p. 179
Lib. M #381
Issued 10-1-1784 to Mr. Isaac Ross late a Captain in Mydleton's regiment Sumpter's Brigade State Troops for 188 pounds Sterling being amount pay and bounty due him for services in that Regiment together with interest from 4-1-1782 to date.

Volume for Books O - Q p. 300
Book Q #581
Issued to Mr. Isaac Ross 5-27-1785 for 24 pounds 4/9 Sterling for 138 bushels Corn Supplied Militia in 1780.

Volume for Books V - Z p. 83
Lib: Y #495 
Issued 11-21-1785 to Mr. Isaac Ross, Jr. for 5.5 pounds Sterling.  Corn for the station at Camden in Aug. 1781.

State Records of North Carolina
(C. Avis Catalog entry #179)

vol. 22  p. 396-398
List of the men that formerly were in Capt. Adam Alexander's company in 2-24-1756: 
 
Isaac Ross, Sr.   Rank:  "Young Man".
Jno. Ross    Rank:  "Private Man"
Isaac Ross  Rank:  "Ensign"

Reported from Mecklenburg Co., NC  6-7-1766

vol. 22  p. 384
Isaac Ross and Alexander Ross were on muster roll of the Willmington Company dated  11-27-1752.  Stationed on the coast.

South Carolina Colonial Soldiers and Patriots
(C. Avis Catalog entry #178)

p. 28
Isaac Ross was an ensign in the Cherokee War from South Carolina.  Under Col. Richard Richardson whose men were mainly from Camden District of Craven County, SC, and some from the western area of Williamsburg County.


<Cherokee Expeditions were 1759-60>

Roster of Soldiers from North Carolina in the American Revolution
(C. Avis Catalog entry #223)

p. 214
Claims allowed for District of Wellington between 7-16-1783 and 3-19-1784
Isaac Ross issued certificate #2397 on 7-1783 in Salisbury District
Lt. William Ross issued certificate #4877 in Salisbury District
Francis Ross issued certificate #?
Lt. William Ross issued certificate #4871
John Ross issued certificate #534 (Dragoon)

Mississippi Official and Statistical Register
(C. Avis Catalog entry #264)

#1 Mississippi Genealogy Notes p. 85

Isaac Ross
b. about 1775
d. 1836
captain in Revolution with SC troops
to Jefferson Co., Miss 1808

His daughter Jane Brown Ross
b. about 1789
lived in SC and Jefferson Co., Miss.
married Daniel Wade