John enlisted 8 July 1861 in Company C 13th Regiment Georgia Infantry. He rose in the ranks to serve as lieutenant and captain of his company. He was captures in July 1864 and spent time in prison in Maryland before his release.
John N. Ferguson moved with his wife, parents and grandmother from Georgia to Shiloh, Union Parish, Louisiana about 1871. He was elected constable for the Shiloh region in the 1880s and served until his murder in 1887.
(Information provided by Find-A-Grave member Timothy Hudson)
John enlisted 8 July 1861 in Company C 13th Regiment Georgia Infantry. He rose in the ranks to serve as lieutenant and captain of his company. He was captures in July 1864 and spent time in prison in Maryland before his release.
John N. Ferguson moved with his wife, parents and grandmother from Georgia to Shiloh, Union Parish, Louisiana about 1871. He was elected constable for the Shiloh region in the 1880s and served until his murder in 1887.
(Information provided by Find-A-Grave member Timothy Hudson)
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Rosa Lee Ferguson Gray
1863–1897
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Walter Patrick Ferguson
1864–1925
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Harry Johnson Ferguson
1867–1914
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Minnie Sue Ferguson Johnson
1868–1946
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Maud Claud Ferguson Swafford
1871–1948
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Emma Storkey Ferguson Pratt
1872–1952
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Julia Leota "Creet" Ferguson Tucker
1873–1934
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Robert Tabor Ferguson
1880–1936
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Martha Jane Ferguson Milner
1882–1964
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Dave Alexander Ferguson
1883–1954
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John Arthur Ferguson
1884–1955
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