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- Military: On page 414, right after his brother, Joseph's, paragraph, in part of a section on military veterans of the county, of Harding's, "History of Decatur County, Indiana" states: "Thomas Mozingo, a brother of Joseph, also lived and died in this county. He was a soldier of the War of 1812, went from Virginia, and was an officer in his company. He lived on-half mile south of the village of Smyrna, on what is now known as the Martin farm. He is buried in an old cemetery on that farm, on a knoll, southwest of the house. His wife was known as "Aunt Milla" and was buried beside her husband. These graves were located by Mr. Martin from personal knowledge of the parties, whom he knew when a young man. There are two rough stones at the heads of these graves without inscriptions.
- Joseph and Thomas were the sons of Spencer Mozingo, who was a soldier of the War of Independence, and went from Culpeper County, Virginia. Thomas Mazingo's [sic] grave was decorated on May 30, 1901."
Ron Clemons' comments: "We all know that "Milla" [Amelia Clemons] was married to "James" Mozingo. Perhaps he was called Thomas or the descendant's just got the first name wrong. However, this article does not prove or disprove whether Spencer Mozingo had "another" son named "Thomas" who, some say, died in 1830. Based on his will, James died in 1849. However, we also know James was in Bourbon County, Kentucky not Virginia at the War of 1812 time frame. This article may mislead researchers into believing there was a Thomas in Virgina and Joseph and James in Kentucky. But, the writer was talking about the husband of "Milla". Unfortunately, no official documentation has been found proving War of 1812 or Revolutionary military service for these three or four men."
- Census:
1810 - "Mesinger", Bourbon County, Kentucky, page 120.
1820 - "Monzingo", E. Licking River, Harrison County, Kentucky.
1830 - "Muzingo", Harrison County, Kentucky, page 130, Males: 1->20 -30 (Thorton?), 1->40-50 (James); Females: 1->under 5 (Amelia age 1), 2->5 -10 (Sarah age 5, Sidney age 10) 2->10-15 (America?, ?), 3->15-20 (?, Polly Ann, Elizabeth?), 1->40-50 (Amelia); Total 11.
1840 - "Mozinger", Decatur County, Indiana, page 234, Males: 1->5 0-60 (James); Females: 1->10-15 (Amelia), 2->15-20 (Sarah, Sidney), 3->20- 30(America?, ?, ?), 1-> 50-60 (Mildred); Total 8.
- Some Tax Records:
1814 Bourbon Co, Ky - James Mozingo.
1815 Harrison Co, KY - James Musingo - 1 male over 21, 2 horses, 60 acres Raven Creek
1816 Harrison Co, KY - James Musing - 1 male over 21, 3 horses, 60 acres Raven Creek
1817 Harrison Co, KY - James Monzingo - 1 male over 21, 2 horses, 60 acres Raven Creek
1818 Harrison Co, KY - James Munzingo - 1 male over 21, 6 horses, 60 acres Raven Creek
1819 Harrison Co, KY - James Monsinger - 1 male over 21, 2 horses, 100 acres Raven Creek
1821 Harrison Co, KY - James Munzingo - 1 male over 21, 2 horses, 200 acres Raven Creek
1822 Harrison Co, KY - James Munzingo - 1 male over 21, 200 acres Raven Creek
1823 Harrison Co, KY - James Menzingo - 1 male over 21, 2 horses, 200 acres Raven Creek
1824 Harrison Co, KY - James Monzingo - 1 male over 21, 2 horses, 200 acres Raven Creek
1825 Harrison Co, KY - James Monzingo - 1 male over 21, 2 horses, 200 acres Raven Creek
1826 Harrison Co, KY - James Monzingo - 1 male over 21, 2 horses, 200 acres Raven Creek
1827 Harrison Co, KY - James Mozingo - 1 male over 21, 2 horses, 200 acres Crook Creek
1828 Harrison Co, KY - James Mozingo - 1 male over 21, 2 horses, 100 acres Crooked Creek
1829 Harrison Co, KY - James Mozingo - 1 male over 21, 2 horses, 100 acres Crooked Creek
1830 Harrison Co, KY - James Muzingo - 1 male over 21, 2 horses, 100 acres Crook Creek
1833 Harrison Co, KY - James Mozingo - 1 male over 21, 2 horses, 100 acres Crooked Creek
1834 Harrison Co, KY - James Mosingo - 1 male over 21, 3 horses, 100 acres Raven Creek
1835 Harrison Co, KY - James Mosingo - 1 male over 21, 2 horses, 100 acres C Creek
- Will Extract:
James' will, written August 26, 1848 and probated June 22, 1849, named his wife Milly, children, Synthe Ann, who received a Horse and bridle and an equal share of the rest of his estate...son, Thornton, daughters, Betsy Ann, Oripa, Sidney, Nancy, Sarah, Permelia and also said "my daughter Polly, the former wife of John Mozingo, which is now dead, but it is my express will that part that would have been given to Polly is given to Armilda Mozingo, daughter of Polly Mozingo."
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1780 - 1849 (69 år)
