Lieutenant in Company B, 22nd AL Infantry.
Killed in the Battle of Chickamauga.
Some give his date of death as Sept. 22.
Called Walter Mordecai in the Mobile Register Sept. 2, 1862.
He was the son of Dr. Solomon Mordecai, a prominent Jewish physician in Mobile, and his wife Caroline Waller Mordecai, a Catholic.
Drury Thompson, a Waller connection, had a son named Mordecai Thompson, born in 1832, and also a son named Waller Thompson born Aug. 21, 1841, two months before Waller Mordecai's birth.
Killed in the Battle of Chickamauga.
Some give his date of death as Sept. 22.
Called Walter Mordecai in the Mobile Register Sept. 2, 1862.
He was the son of Dr. Solomon Mordecai, a prominent Jewish physician in Mobile, and his wife Caroline Waller Mordecai, a Catholic.
Drury Thompson, a Waller connection, had a son named Mordecai Thompson, born in 1832, and also a son named Waller Thompson born Aug. 21, 1841, two months before Waller Mordecai's birth.
Lieutenant in Company B, 22nd AL Infantry.
Killed in the Battle of Chickamauga.
Some give his date of death as Sept. 22.
Called Walter Mordecai in the Mobile Register Sept. 2, 1862.
He was the son of Dr. Solomon Mordecai, a prominent Jewish physician in Mobile, and his wife Caroline Waller Mordecai, a Catholic.
Drury Thompson, a Waller connection, had a son named Mordecai Thompson, born in 1832, and also a son named Waller Thompson born Aug. 21, 1841, two months before Waller Mordecai's birth.
Killed in the Battle of Chickamauga.
Some give his date of death as Sept. 22.
Called Walter Mordecai in the Mobile Register Sept. 2, 1862.
He was the son of Dr. Solomon Mordecai, a prominent Jewish physician in Mobile, and his wife Caroline Waller Mordecai, a Catholic.
Drury Thompson, a Waller connection, had a son named Mordecai Thompson, born in 1832, and also a son named Waller Thompson born Aug. 21, 1841, two months before Waller Mordecai's birth.
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