CAPT. CO. F 44 ALABAMA INF. C. S. A.
John was the son of William Ashberry F. Fondren and Mary M. Moore Fondren. He was the husband of Margaret A. Kersh Fondren, who burned to death.
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He was one of eight sibling born to William Asberry & Mary Moore Fondren in Bibb County, Alabama from 1829 to 1844. He served in the Civil War as a Captain in the same unit where his brother, Andrew Jackson Fondren, was a Private.
Contributor: C Cooke (49542214) • [email protected])
John was the son of William Ashberry F. Fondren and Mary M. Moore Fondren. He was the husband of Margaret A. Kersh Fondren, who burned to death.
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He was one of eight sibling born to William Asberry & Mary Moore Fondren in Bibb County, Alabama from 1829 to 1844. He served in the Civil War as a Captain in the same unit where his brother, Andrew Jackson Fondren, was a Private.
Contributor: C Cooke (49542214) • [email protected])
CAPT. CO. F 44 ALABAMA INF. C. S. A.
John was the son of William Ashberry F. Fondren and Mary M. Moore Fondren. He was the husband of Margaret A. Kersh Fondren, who burned to death.
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He was one of eight sibling born to William Asberry & Mary Moore Fondren in Bibb County, Alabama from 1829 to 1844. He served in the Civil War as a Captain in the same unit where his brother, Andrew Jackson Fondren, was a Private.
Contributor: C Cooke (49542214) • [email protected])
John was the son of William Ashberry F. Fondren and Mary M. Moore Fondren. He was the husband of Margaret A. Kersh Fondren, who burned to death.
- - - - - - - -
He was one of eight sibling born to William Asberry & Mary Moore Fondren in Bibb County, Alabama from 1829 to 1844. He served in the Civil War as a Captain in the same unit where his brother, Andrew Jackson Fondren, was a Private.
Contributor: C Cooke (49542214) • [email protected])
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