Sarah Robinson married James A. Moseley August 3, 1862 Jennings County, Indiana, son of Joseph and Elizabeth Moseley. Most likely James Moseley is probably buried in Coffee Creek Baptist Church Cemetery (no tombstone) or on the family farm. There is no records showing if they ever had any children.
James A. Moseley had a Hymnal Book that had two inscriptions in it:
"Steal not this book my honest friend for the gates of hell will will your soul be lost forever."
"A sinner by nature but Christ is myu helper and my shelter."
James A. Moseley had a Hymnal Book that had two inscriptions in it:
"Steal not this book my honest friend for the gates of hell will will your soul be lost forever."
"A sinner by nature but Christ is myu helper and my shelter."
Sarah Robinson married James A. Moseley August 3, 1862 Jennings County, Indiana, son of Joseph and Elizabeth Moseley. Most likely James Moseley is probably buried in Coffee Creek Baptist Church Cemetery (no tombstone) or on the family farm. There is no records showing if they ever had any children.
James A. Moseley had a Hymnal Book that had two inscriptions in it:
"Steal not this book my honest friend for the gates of hell will will your soul be lost forever."
"A sinner by nature but Christ is myu helper and my shelter."
James A. Moseley had a Hymnal Book that had two inscriptions in it:
"Steal not this book my honest friend for the gates of hell will will your soul be lost forever."
"A sinner by nature but Christ is myu helper and my shelter."
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