Moses Hayton, Company D, enlisted September 11th, 1862, at Peach Orchard, Lawrence County, Kentucky, and was discharged September 15th, 1865. Also serving with the 39th Kentucky Mounted Infantry were his brothers, Thomas and Joseph.

He was born about 1831 and married Sarah Fuller on July 15th, 1852, in Pikeville, Pike County, Kentucky. He died October 2nd, 1874, when a boiler exploded at the Fuller Saw Mill on the Big Sandy River in Wayne County, West Virginia.

Private Moses Hayton: enrolled September 11th, 1862; mustered in on February 16th, 1863, at Peach Orchard, Lawrence County, Kentucky; mustered out at Louisville, Kentucky, September 15th, 1865.

From Ancestry.com: July 21st, 1891, Moses' widow, Sarah, applied for (439,079) and received (310,018) a pension as a resident of Kentucky based upon her deceased husband's service in Company D of the 39th Kentucky.

Note: Ancestry.com lists Moses and Sarah in the 1890 Special Veterans Census as residents of Lawrence County, residing outside of Louisa. This is probably just an incomplete or incorrect listing as widows were usually listed in the 1890 Special Veterans Census even if their husbands were long deceased.