Chambers County, AL 1907 Census of Confederate Soldiers:

#202 - Lewis Mooney

Present Post Office Dadeville, AL.

Born June 11, 1845 in Blount County, AL.

Entered the service as Pvt. at Camp Pollard, AL in November, 1863, Company "F" 61st AL, and continued until close of War.

Captured March 27, 1865. Paroled from prison at Lookout, MD.

==========

APPLICTION FOR THE RELIEF OF CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.

State of Alabama

Chambers County

Your petitioner L. MOONEY, respectfully represents to your honorable board that he is a resident citizen of Chambers County, in the State of Alabama, and that he resided in said state on the first day of January in the year 1899; that he enlisted in the service of the State, or Confederate States, as a Private in Company "F" in the 61st Alabama Infantry Regiment, on the 15th day of November, 1862 at Pollard, Alabama; that he was honorably discharged from such service on the 16th day of June, 1865; that he did not desert the service of the Confederate States, or of the State of Alabama; that he was wounded at the Battle of Wilderness in the state of Virginia; that he is now unable to make a living by manual labor on account of being crippled and exposure during War; that he is at the time of filing this application 59 years of age, and that his Post Office address is Wise, Alabama....

Signed,

L. Mooney

July 10, 1903

AFFIDAVIT OF WITNESSES.

State of Alabama

Chambers County

I, Seth Moore, do solemny swear that I am personally acquainted with L. Mooney, whose name is signed to the foregoing application, and that I know of my own knowledge that the said L. Mooney did serve as set forth in the application, and that he did not desert the service, but was honorably discharged therefrom.

Signed,

Seth Moore

July 13, 1903

AFFIDAVIT OF WITNESSES.

State of Alabama

Chambers County

I, W. H. Walden, do solemnly swear that I am personally acquainted with L. Mooney, whose name is signed to the foregoing application, and that I know of my own knowledge that the said L. Mooney did serve as set forth in the application, and that he did not desert the service, but was honorably discharged therefrom.

Signed,

W. H. (X his mark) Walden

July 13, 1903

==========

APPLICATION FOR WIDOW TO BE PLACED ON PENSION ROLL AFTER DEATH OF HUSBAND.

State of Alabama

Chambers County

I, Sallie Mooney, the widow of L. Mooney, who died on February 25, 1916......

Signed,

Sallie (her X mark) Mooney

March 7, 1916

==========

1880 Chambers County, (Ripville) AL Census:

#H324

Lewis Moony 34M Farmer Born AL

Sarah Moony 33F Wife Keeping House Born AL

Thomas Moony 14M Son Farm Laborer Born AL

Sarah Moony 12F Daughter At School Born AL

Della Moony 10F Daughter At School Born AL

Francis Moony 8F Daughter Born AL

James Moony 6M Son Born AL

==========

1900 Chambers County, (Trammell X-roads) AL Census:

#H94

Lewis S. Mooney 55M Farmer Born June 1844 in AL

Sallie Mooney 55F Wife Born Dec. 1844 in AL (Married 36 years. Mother of 11 children; 8 living)

Cattie Mooney 23F Daughter Born June 1876 in AL

Sallie Mooney 11F Daughter Born Oct. 1888 in AL

Walter J. Mooney 10M Son Born May 1890 in AL

Dora E. Willoughby 2F Granddaughter Born June 1897 in AL

==========

1910 Chambers County, (Wise) AL Census:

#H146

Lewis Mooney 64M Farmer Born AL

Sallie Mooney 65F Wife Born AL (Married 44 years. Mother of 11 children; 7 living)

Cattie Mooney 30F Daughter Born AL

Walter Mooney 18M Son Farm Laborer Born AL

Dora E. Willoughby 11F Granddaughter Born AL

==========