American Civil War Soldiers Record: Moses Roberts. Georgia. Enlisted 22 Mar 1862. Distinguished Service in Confederacy. Units 402. Enlisted as a Private in Company G, 50th Infantry Reigment, Georgia. Wounded on 14 Sep 1862 at Crampton's Gap, Maryland. Furloughed on 3 Oct 1862 at home (for thirty days, no further record.) 

American Civil War Battle Summaries: South Mountain, Maryland, 14 Sep 1862 (also known as Crampton's Gap). This was a preliminary engagement to the greater battle of Antietam. 

Civil War Records, Footnote: Moses Roberts:

   Pg. 1. Moses Roberts. Co G, Georgia Infantry. Confederate Private. 

   Pg. 2. Moses Roberts. Company Muster Roll, for 30 Apr to 31 Dec 1862. Enlisted 4 Mar 186_, at Homersville, by Maj Mattox, for three year or war. Last paid by Capt Convers, to 30 Apr 186_. Absent on sick furlough 30 days, dated 31 Oct.

   Pg. 3. Moses Roberts. Company Muster Roll, for Jan & Feb 1863. Absent. Wounded in action at Boonsboro, Maryland, 14 Sep 1862. Furloughed home for 30 days, commencing 3 Oct 1862.

   Pg. 4. M Roberts. Hospital Muster Roll for furloughed soldiers, sick and wounded, in General Hospital #21, Richmond, Virginia for 31 Aug 1862. Dated 9 Oct 1862. Enlisted 4 Mar 1862. Last paid by Capt Aolyna, to 30 Apr 186_. Not stated whether present or absent.

   Pg. 5. M Roberts. Register of Receiving and Wayside Hospital or General Hospital #9, Richmond, Virginia, containing a List of soldiers arranged by States. Admitted Oct 1862. Date 4 Oct 1862. Gen Hospital 21/22.

   Pg. 6. M Roberts. Register of General Hospital #21, Richmond, Virginia. Admitted 5 Oct 1862. Disease Vuls Sclop (gun shot wound). Furloughed 30 days, 10 Oct 1862. Thirty three years old.

   Pg. 7. M Roberts. Register of Medical Director's Office, Richmond, Virginia. Hospital #21. Admitted 5 Oct 1862. Furloughed 10 Oct 1862. 

From 50th Georgia Volunteer Infantry website by John Griffin: Moses Roberts a third cousin four times removed was born in 1830 in Ware Co, GA the son of John Tomlinson Roberts and Candacy Tomlinson. Moses married Rhoda Griffis, daughter of Juniper Griffis & Lavina Sears, born in 1837. Moses enlisted in Company G on 4 March 1862. He was wounded at Crampton's Gap, MD 14 September 1862. Moses was furloughed home for 30 days on 3 October 1862. Moses later died from wounds sustained at the battle of Boonesboro, MD on 17 September 1862, he was 32. National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: 000226, 0052, 00000715