Mack Wilson

Title

Mack Wilson

Aliases

Mark Wilson

Date

8 January 1864-31 December 1865

Description

1st Regiment: 18th USCT; 92nd
Company: C; E; F
Rank: Private
Enrollment date and place: 8 January 1864 at Port Hudson, East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, United States
Mustered-out date and place: 31 December 1865 at Greenville, New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, United States

Other locations listed during time of service: Port Hudson, East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, United States; Baton Rouge, East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, United States; Atchafalaya, Saint Martin Parish, Louisiana, United States; Morganza, Pointe Coupee Parish, Louisiana, United States
Comrades: Harry Cannon; Jesse Hawkins; Sam Pinkins; Lew Fuller

Name of spouse: Millie Washington, Easter Wilson (1st wife); Maggie Wilson (2nd); Becky Purdle (3rd); Annie Peyton (4th)
Marriage date and place: 20 November 1926 at W. M. Allison's home in Hinds County, Mississippi, United States; [2nd] ~1894 at White Castle, Iberville Parish, Louisiana, United States
Children (Unknown mother): Joseph Wilson (born 20 June 1870); John Wilson (born 17 June 1876); Lee Wilson (born 13 March 1880); Thomas Wilson (born 16 June 1882); Turley Wilson (born 22 April 1884); Ailsey Wilson (born 20 June 1886)

Veteran's birth date and place: 25 December 1850 in Claiborne County, Mississippi, United States
Veteran's death date and place: 16 May 1928 at Utica, Hinds County, Mississippi, United States
Plantation(s): Not listed
Enslaver(s): Sam Hutchins

Parents of veteran: Not listed
Other listed family members: Not listed

Wife's place of birth: Not listed
Wife's enslaver: Not listed
Wife's parents: Not listed
Wife's other family members: Not listed

Creator

Department of the Interior Bureau of Pensions

Publisher

National Archives and Records Administration

Type

Document

Format

Portable Document Format

Language

English

Coverage

United States of America

Rights

Public Domain | All records should be cited as coming from the Center Family History at the International African American Museum in Charleston, South Carolina, United States.

Donated by:

Bernice Bennett