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Submitted: 9/4/10 • Approved: 5/24/23 • Last Updated: 5/27/23 • R371753-G0-S3
SECOND LIEUTENANT CSA
Company G 17th Arkansas (Griffith's) Infantry
Civil War Confederate
1816 - January 22, 1897
Veteran service - Film # M376 Roll 7 & www.rootsweb.com in letter written by Moses Dutton, Jr
Son of John & Susannah Dutton
Born VA
Died Goshen AR
*Obituary
The Springdale News
Friday, January 29, 1897
DUTTON, Moses - (from The Fayetteville News, 21st inst.) Uncle Moses Dutton, one of the oldest residents of the county, died at his home near Goshen yesterday afternoon at an advanced age. His life had been passed mostly in the neighborhood of the scene of his death. He was a minister of the Methodist church South and very active in the pursuit of his calling, going from settlement to settlement to awaken interest in the cause of religion. A large family of children survive him, one of whom like himself, a preacher, died a few years ago. During the war Uncle Moses served in the Confederate army and after hostilities with renewed energies rebuilt the home that had been desolated by war.
*Obituary (Pension)
State of Arkansas Confederate Pension Archives
Elizabeth L. Dutton, widow of Moses Dutton, who died January 22, 1897, filed Widow Application #13596 with the Confederate Pension Board of Washington County for a Confederate widow pension and it was received as allowed August 30, 1901 at the State, citing her husband’s service with Company K, 22nd Arkansas Infantry in 1862 and 1863.
Contributed on 9/4/10 by nailgal123
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