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Langston, J. G., b. 1846; d. 1914. Listed in the Mississippi Confederate Grave Registrations as 12th Miss. Cav. However, no compiled service record is available at fold3 for this soldier in the 12th. Some think he might have been James Langston in the 11th (Perrins) Miss. Cav. There is a J. G. Langston in the 22 (Consolidated) Louisiana, Co. H, who was transferred to 1 Miss Lt Arty in March 1865 by order of Gen. Maury. He appears on a list of prisoners of war surrendered 20 May 1865, at Post of La Grange, Tenn., where he was captured. In the Remarks section, it is noted that he "Left his command Mobile Mar 1865." The regiment of this soldier is undecided for now. No pension record has been found to settle this question. fold3.com/image/81109950/ for transferral to 1 Miss Lt Arty fold3.com/image/81109935/ card showing J. G. Langston filed with J. J. Langston
The following two paragraphs are from the record of the
Annex, the Old Soldiers Home in Vicksburg, Miss., where Langston spent his last
months and also printed in
The Mississippi River Routes, June, 1913, Veteran Jessie Grimes Langston, October 27th, 1913, Age – 66, Mattson, Mississippi, General Debility. Mr. Langston died of Apoplexy, January 17th, 1914, Sick only a short time – was buried in the Confederate Cemetery – Mr. Hillhouse officiating,. Mrs. Nancy Gordon, Banks & Kaufman attending, his nephew & sister were telegraphed of his death by the President of the Order. – With no expense. – Later a letter came – Expressing much regret that the Sister’s illness prevented her coming & great gratitude given to the Order for their kindness to Mr. Langston – Her letter was full of love & praise for her brother’s Christian life - That he had been a sufferer so long. Deaths; Veteran J G Langston died January 17th, 1914
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