Jesse M. Amonett

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James M. Ammonette
Died Nov. 15. 1898
Aged 70 years
Full Name: Jesse M. Amonett
AKA: Ammonette, James
Location: Section:Confederate Field, Section 2 (D)
Row:T  Number:8
Reason for Eligibility: Confederate Veteran 
Birth Date: 1828 
Died: November 14, 1898 
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Confederate Home Roster Information:
Birth Place: Tennessee 
Occupation: Farmer 
Marital Status: Widower 
Came To Texas: 1877 
Residence: Rock Springs, Texas 
Admitted To Home: February 3, 1898 
Religion: Methodist 
Brigade: Pillow's 
Regiment: 12th Louisiana Inf. 
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AMONETT, JESSE M. (1828~1898) Jesse Amonett was a private in Company I, of the 12th Louisiana Infantry. He was born in Tennessee in 1828, possibly in a place called Byrdstown. Records indicate he married a Martha Armstrong in 1850. He enlisted in the Confederate Army August 19, 1861 at Camp More. He is present on the muster rolls until October of 1861. It is unclear if he participated in any of the 12th‘s battles in later years.

Amonett came to Texas in 1877 and was a farmer. When he entered the Confederate home on February 3, 1898 he was a widower. He also said his residence was Park Springs, Texas where his only correspondent listed also lived- a W.L. Amonett. The Confederate Home Roster lists his religious persuasion as Methodist. Jesse Amonett died November 14, 1898 and was buried in the Texas State Cemetery.

Information from: Confederate Home Roster, familyserach.org, and the National Park Service website at nps.itd.gov.

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