Ivy* MOZINGO\Smithey ?

1. George D MOZINGO, b. abt. 1844
2. James MOZINGO, b. abt. 1842
3. Sarah MOZINGO, b. abt. 1845
4. Mary Eliza MOZINGO, b. October 1846	See James W COLLIER & Mary Eliza MOZINGO
5. John H MOZINGO, b. abt. 1848
6. Adam MOZINGO, b. 18 November 1850	See Adam MOZINGO & Francis Olive MITCHELL
7. Susan MOZINGO, b. abt. 1852	See Henry HERRING & Susan MOZINGO

Notes for Ivy* MOZINGO:

Birth: bet. 1803 and 1809 in Lenoir Co, NC.
Death: bet. 10 October 1862 and June, 1863 in Wayne Co, NC (Prob).
Military: bet. 17 June 1861 and 1863 Civil War - Confederacy
Military Unit : bet. 17 June 1861 and 1863 NC 2nd Inf. Co. C
Comment : 07 February 1835 Wayne Co, NC, Cpt Brogdens District, Ivy Mizinger voted in an Election of a Constable
Comment : bet. July and December, 1848 Wayne/Sampson/Duplin/Johnston/Cumberland County, NC - Court Records, Ivey Mzingo signed the Second Petition asking that "John Barfield of the County of Wayne is now lying in Jail awaiting execution un der sentence of death for the murder of Alfred Flowers"
Occupation: Ditcher 21 August 1861

1850 Wayne, NC, Neuse North Side, p 241
MORINGO IVEY, 47, Lenoir
Mithey, 30, Wayne
James, 8, Wayne
George, 6, Wayne
Sally, 5, Wayne
Mary, 4, Duplin
John, 2, Duplin

1860 Wayne, NC, Buck Swamp District, p 1043
MOZINGO IVY, 53, NC, Farm Labor (abt 1807)
Ivy is shown as the head of the house but the next line entry is Harris Barfield, Farmer, Real Estate Value $400.

NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS (Confederate Co. C., 16th Battalion NC Cavalry)
Mazingo, Ivy, Private - Born in Lenoir County and resided as a ditcher in Wayne County where he enlisted at age 52, June 17, 1861, for the war. Reported as present until October 10, 1862, when he was reported as absent sick. May-June, 1863, muster roll stats that he was "sent to hospital at Winchester, October 20, 1862. Supposed to be dead."

Subject: Re: (no subject)
Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2003 12:14:32 -0400
From: Lorraine Davis
I really would like for my side of the family to be tested, but not extremely optimistic. At 80, it is easy for Rowland to decide he isn't interested. I would like to be able to definitely tie my Ivey Mozingo back
to the other lines, although I really believe he came from Edward and Pierce. Naming patterns and location are strong indicators. Rowland Mozingo says that when he was a little boy, an uncle John Mozingo lived in his home, a very old man. I think that was Ivey's brother John who would have been in his 80's at that time. His brother George was killed in the Civil War and I can't follow the rest of the children other than Adam. ...Lorraine

Notes for George D MOZINGO:

Birth: abt. 1844 in Duplin or Wayne Co, NC.
Death: 14 May 1863 in Richmond, VA .
Military: bet. 17 June 1861 and 14 May 1863 Civil War - Confederacy
Military Unit : bet. 17 June 1861 and 14 May 1863 2nd NC Infantry, Company C
Occupation: Farmer 21 August 1861

1860 Duplin, NC, Mount Olive P.O., p 288
MASINGO, GEORGE Age 17, Born NC (abt 1843)
Sally, 14, NC
In Household of John Davis age 30.

NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS (Confederate Co. C., 16th Battalion NC Cavalry)
Mazingo, George D., Private - Born in Duplin County where he resided as a farmer prior to enlisting in Wayne County at age 18, June 17, 1861, for the war. Wounded at Chancellorsville, Virginia, May 3, 1863, and died of wound in hospital at Richmond, Virginia, on May 14, 1863.