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Note: FROM: "Mosley Families of Mont... Cleman T. Moseley was still living at the time of the 1850 censusand was a farmer with 10,000 acres of farmland in Emanuel County. Heis buried in the same cemetery with Cuyler P. and Seaborn Moseley inEmanuel County, GA. Niceay A. Moseley is buried in the Bill MOseleyCemetery behind W. D. Moseley's house on US #1, north of Vidalia. Hergrave is fenced in by itself, but she is buried with the family ofElisha T. Moseley. William S. Moseley's family is also buried on thesame farm. Cleman T. Moseley served as sheriff of Emanuel County atone time. Cleman T. MOseley and Nicey A> Sullivant were married April15, 1821 in Montgomery Co. GA. His first two children were born of aformer union.
Clement T. Mosley of Emanuel County legitimized his three childrenthrough
the Georgia legislature in 1838. From "History of Montgomery CountyGA to
1918", WH Wolfe Associates, Roswell, GA. 1992.
From "Hist. of Mont. Co"
Aug 3, 1830 he was a justice, 393rd District Ga. Militia. Oneduty was to draw up list of children in district whose extremeindigence entitle them to benefits of the Poor School Fund.
Clement T. Mosley, Malcomb Currie and James G. Conner wereholders of public money on 20 Jan. 1829.
1821: A marriage of a W. Clement Mosley and Nicey Sullaan appearsin
Montgomery Co, GA marriage Book A, page 34. Is this indeed Clement T.Mosley?
1825: Clement T. Moseley won a lot in the land lottery.
1827-29: Clement T. Mosley appears on Montgomery Co, GA tax digests.
1830: Clemment T. Mosley appears as head of a family in Montgomery Co,GA
census, page 232. Also enumerated are F20-30,M15-20,2M5-10,F5-10.
1832: Clement T. Moseley won a land lot.
1833-34: Clement T. Mosely appears on Montgomery Co, GA tax digest.
1840: Clemen T. Moseley (M40-50) appears as head of a family inEmanuel Co, GA,
page 199. Also enumerated are
1850:
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