History and genealogy of Peter Montague, of Nansemond and ...

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Charlotte Matilda Moseley, daii. of Charles and Charlotte
[Montague 148] Moseley, b. Sept. 19, 1805, in Va.; m., Jan. 17, 1826,
near Greenwood, Abbeville Co., S. C, Dr. Ephraim Ramsey Calhoun,
b. Dec. 17, 1801, in Calhoun Settlement, Abbeville Co. She d. April
19, 1868, in Greenwood, S. C.
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children.
Carolina Virginia, b. Nov. 23, 1826, d. Sept. 8, 1830.
Motte Campbell McGhee, b. Aug-
. 10, 1829, twin brother of Eliza C.
He was a Lieut, in Ala. Regt. Slightly
wounded twice, severely wounded at bat-
Eliza Camilla,
Charlotte Augusta,
Charles Ramsey,
Franklin Ramsey,
Charles Moseley,
Fannie Emma,
tle of Sharpsburg, and his health under-
mined, which caused his death Sept. 16,
1866.
b. Aug. 10, 1S29, twin sister of Motte, in.
John Henry Logan, who was surgeon in
Winder Hospital at Richmond during
the war. Residence, Atlanta, Ga.
b. Nov. 19, 1831, in. Capt. Peter W. Goodwin
of Renfroe, Ala. He was an officer
during the war in S. C. Reg.
b. May 3, 1834, d. July 10, 1834.
b. April 12, 1835, Asst. Surgeon in S. C.
Reg. during the war. Resides in Carters-
ville, Ga.
b. Jan. 12, 1838, resides in Greenwood, S. C.
b. June 12, 1840.
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Dr. Charles R. Moseley,* son of Charles and Charlotte [Monta-
gue 148] Moseley, b. July 13, 18 10, in Abbeville, S. C, d. March 1,
* March 16, 1649, Head Rights for 550 acres of land were grantedto Mr. William Moseley
for transporting into the colony of Va. himself, wife Susanna, William and Arthur, his sons,
Susan Robinson, alias Cocker, and six other persons. Mr. William Moseley, merchant, and
family came to Va. from Rotterdam, and he seems to have at once taken a prominent position
in the affairs of the colony, being elected one of the Co. Commissioners at the same
session of court, at which the above land certificate was granted. We have record of a very
splendid set of jewels sold by him to Capt. Francis Yardley in 1652, and which his wife Susan
states that she had herself purchased at The Hague. His will, dated June 29, proved Aug. 15,
1655, nam3S in it, cousin Wm. Cockroft, grandchild Corker, wife Susan, sons William and
Arthur. His widow could have survived him but a very brief period, as administration was
granted on her estate to her son William the same day as the probate of her husband's will.
This son, William Moseley, married Mary, dau. and heiress of Capt. John Gookin, [See
Daniel Gookines, Moseley note, p. 133, this work] and died 1672 ; his widow re-married Lt.-
Col. Anthony Lawson ; he left issue. Arthur, the second son, had wife Ann, and numerous
children. In 1696, he had license to keep a tavern. He died 1703.— [J. Henry Lea in N. E.
Gen. Reg.]