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Submitted: 10/22/10 • Approved: 3/23/15 • Last Updated: 3/26/15 • R396795-G0-S3
PRIVATE
Company F 1st Regiment, Arkansas Mounted Rifles
Civil War Confederate
September 18, 1826 - October 30, 1901
Source: www.nps.gov - M376 ROLL 17
*Obituary
Fayetteville Democrat
Thursday, October 31, 1901
MOCK, Moses – Death of Moses Mock – Mr. Moses Mock died at his home in this city at 12:45 last night after a week’s illness. He had been in feeble health for months but was not confined to his bed until last Thursday when he suffered a stroke of paralysis, and this, in his enfeebled condition was more than his strength cold withstand. He was 75 years of age and his entire life from young manhood had been spent in Arkansas. Until 1878 he lived in Jefferson County from whence he enlisted as a Confederate soldier and served throughout the war with that same resolute and honest conviction that characterized all acts of his life. After the war he became a large cotton planter and accumulated quite a fortune. Twenty-three years ago he left the low lands and located in Fayetteville for the benefit of his health. During his residence here of nearly a quarter of a century he had become known to the people of this section as an upright, conscientious man, one “who would do onto others as he would have them do unto him.” He was a member of the Christian Church and died in the full faith of a blessed resurrection. There was no more devoted husband or truer friend than he. In all matters that affected the public welfare, he was at the front in words and works. He was broad-minded, liberal and charitable, and one of the most useful of our citizens. The death of such a man is a loss to his community, and the people who knew him will share the great sorrow that has befallen his immediate family.
*Obituary
The Springdale News
Friday, November 1, 1901
Moses Mock, of Fayetteville, was stricken with paralysis on Thursday last week and died Tuesday night. He was 75 years of age and had been a resident of Fayetteville for 23 years.
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