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America's Civil War
America's Civil War
Magazine DescriptionAmerican's Civil War delivers information about the Civil War's most famous leaders and battles. Each issue features historic photographs, front-line drawings, battle maps, and eye-witness accounts. Readers will also find details about the strategy, tactics, battles, people, and families involved in this war.

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This is my GGgrandfather (I have yet to confirm this source, anyone with any info HELP!)
Moncus, James Logan P.O. Almond, Ala
Born Aug. 27, 1824 in Fayette Co. Ga.; first entered service as Home Guard and mail carrier in Fall of 1861 at Louina, Ala. Reenlisted as Pvt. in Jan 1864 at Wedowee, Ala. in the Falkner's Co. Do not remember letter of Co. and continued until disabled for service.  Reenlisted as Pvt. in winter of 1864-65 at Goldville, Ala. in the Peddy's Co. Do not remember balance. Continued until surrender.
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George Tyler Wilson (my GGgrandfather, maternal by way of Andrew J. Moncus wife Alice L.Wilson)
In 1861 He walked from Sikesville to Auburn to enlist in CSA-14th Alabama Volunteers Regt. Infantry Co. "K", wounded in battle of Williamsburg, Va. on 5 May 1862, was also wounded in battle of Gettysburg; was captured in July 1864 and imprisoned in Elmira, NY, resigned prison & remained behind lines until surrender. In 1877-1888 Alabama State Gazetteer and Business Directory for Randolph County, G.T. Wilson of Almond (Population 50 with tri-weekly mail delivery) was shown as a wagon maker. Tyler was 6'0" tall with a dark complexion and hazel eyes.
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Gideon Bell Moncus enlisted for the Civil War fromTalladega Co., Alabama on 6 Sept 1861 and listed his age at that time as 38.. A muster roll of the same date at Camp Johnston lists him as Gideon Bell Mouncus, Private. Private Moncus served with Company I, 15th Alabama Infantry Regiment. From George Ryan Munkus: Relatives in Randolph Co., AL say that at least one of the original brothers-Gideon Bell "Gid" Moncus went west with a herd of horses. His family settled somewhere in the southwest,believed to be Tucumcari, NM. From May Moncus Jones: Gideon was chopping wood in his own yard when he was shot by some snipers.  At this time Cinderella was an infant, so the shooting occurred probably between 1868-1870.  Sophronia was a widow in the 1870 census.  His son Benjamin went by train to Texas when he was about 17 (1877-78).  Sophronia followed next with her family by wagon.  A little later, Gideon's oldest son William followed with his wife and three small children.
Death: BET 1865 AND 18? (this was in my notes this way.)

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Database: Civil War Muster Rolls
Surname Given Name Middle Initial Company Unit Rank - Induction Rank - Discharge Notes Box # EXCT # Record #
Monkus B. J. Captain Croft's Battery, (Columbus) Artillery) Georgia Light Artillery Private Private 000226 0043 00001207
Monkus E. H. Captain Croft's Battery, (Columbus) Artillery) Georgia Light Artillery Private Private 000226 0043 00001208
Monkus James Captain Croft's Battery, (Columbus Artillery) Georgia Light Artillery Private Private 000226 0043 00001209

Surname Given Name Middle Initial Company Unit Rank - Induction Rank - Discharge Notes Box # EXCT # Record #
Monces D C. E 1 Missouri Cavalry. Private Private Munkres, David, C. 000380 0010 00003665



Surname Given Name Middle Initial Company Unit Rank - Induction Rank - Discharge Notes Box # EXCT # Record #
Graff Marcus K 2 N. Y. H. Art'y Private Private Groff, Moncus 000551 0054 00002877
Moncus Benjamin E 17 Kan. Inf. Private Private Munkus Benjamin 000542 0007 00000054
Moncus G. I 14 Alabama Infantry. Private Private Muncus, G. 000374 0032 00000298
Moncus Gideon D 14 Alabama Infantry. Private Private Muncus G. 000374 0032 00000299

Surname Given Name Middle Initial Company Unit Rank - Induction Rank - Discharge Notes Box # EXCT # Record #
Moncus G. I 14 Alabama Infantry. Private Private Muncus, G. 000374 0032 00000298
Moncus Gideon D 14 Alabama Infantry. Private Private Muncus G. 000374 0032 00000299
Muncus D J. A 24 Georgia Infantry. Private Private Murray David J 000226 0044 00002200
Muncus Floyd D 37 Battalion Virginia Cavalry. Private Private 000382 0040 00001477
Muncus Gideon I 14 Alabama Infantry. Private Private 000374 0033 00000288
Muncus William C 1 City Battalion Georgia Infantry. Private Private 000226 0044 00002199

Surname Given Name Middle Initial Company Unit Rank - Induction Rank - Discharge Notes Box # Extraction # Record #
Munchus James W. I 17 Alabama Infantry. Private Private 000374 0033 00000281


MUNCUS, BAKER, 25, Farm Laborer, 1870 GCC.
MUNCUS, FLOYD, 14, 1860 GCC HH#322. Co. D, 37th Battn. VA Cav., Enl. on 6/1/64 in Wythe Co. Pres. on undated roll.
MUNKERS, BAKER, 25, Laborer, 1860 GCC HH#575. Age 40, Farm Laborer, NC, 1870 GCC.
MUNKUS, JOHN B., 30, 1860 GCC HH#1448
MUNSEY, (MUNCEY) AARON H., 23, Laborer, 1860 GCC HH#1370. Co. D, 45th VA Inf., Enl. on 5/29/61 in Wytheville.
MUNSEY, (MUNCEY) JAMES, 24, 1860 GCC HH#1369. 50th VA Inf.
Munkus, A.-Private Mar 4 1862.
Wounded at Atlanta Ga July 22 1864.
Surrendered at Greensboro N.C. Apr 26 1865.
Appears also as Muncas, Munkers & Munkious.

Munkus, F.-Private Mar 4 1862.
Given 60 days sick furlough to May 10 1865.
Appears also as Muncas, Munkers & Munkious.

Munkus, William M.-Private Mar 4 1862.
On detail in Ordinance Dept at Columbus Ga Apr 1863-May 1 1865.
Appears also as Muncas, Munkers and Munkious.

MUSCOGEE CO. SALT LIST
Names of soldier’s families supplied with salt
under the order of Governor Brown July 24, 1863:
Martha Muncas


Database: War of 1812 Muster Rolls

Surname Given Name Middle Initial Company Unit Rank - Induction Rank - Discharge MISC ROLL-BOX ROLL-EXCT
MUNCUS BENJAMIN 2 REG'T (LILLARD'S) EAST TENNESSEE VOLS. PRIVATE PRIVATE 150 602

Surname Given Name Middle Initial Company Unit Rank - Induction Rank - Discharge MISC ROLL-BOX ROLL-EXCT
MUNKUSS BENJAMIN 2 REG'T (LILLARD'S) EAST TENNESSEE VOLS. PRIVATE PRIVATE 150 602



Surname Given Name Middle Initial Company Unit Rank - Induction Rank - Discharge Notes ROLL-BOX ROLL-EXCT
MUNGUS MOWRIS PRIVATE 78

World War II
World War II
Magazine DescriptionTrue-life sagas of raids, battles, and campaigns are included in each issue of World War II magazine. Read about the grand strategies that crushed the forces bent on world domination, little-known incidents of valor and heroism, secrets pried from duty archives, maps that revel enemy plans, and amazing feats of blood-and-guts heroism.


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City
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State
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Moncus Bennie Ray 53843343 09/18/43 03/01/68 Ft Payne Alabama Vietnam causualty index

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