Nothing is ended until it is forgotten. That
which is held in memory still endures and is real. We are
grateful for the records of the past,
which bring inspiration
and courage. We are appreciative of the lessons taught by
Memorials to events and deeds of long ago.
We pray that our lives may always be patterned
to give such devotion and service, as did our forefathers of
this great Southland.
We the members of the Florida Division United
Daughters of the Confederacy, dedicate
The Camp Captain Mooney
Cemetery and Historic Marker in grateful recognition of the
noble service of...
Captain Jesse E. Mooney
Saddler's Guard
Louisiana Militia
And to his men in unidentified graves number
Five, Thirteen, Fourteen, Twenty-six and
Thirty
2nd Lt. William Mosley
3rd Florida Infantry
Company G
Corporal John T. Anderson
10th South Carolina Infantry
Company M
Private John A. Anderson
5th Florida Infantry
Company G
Private Louis W. Wamsley
8th Florida Infantry
Company K
Private Thomas Wamsley
3rd Florida Infantry
Company F
