John Malveaux: In 2007, I visited the African American Civil War Museum & Memorial in Washington DC. One of the names on the Wall of Honor is John Malveaux.

African American Civil War Memorial and Museum

CERTIFICATE OF HONOR

John Malveaux

90th United States Colored Infantry

Organization April 4 1864,bfrom 19th Corps de Afrique Infantry.  This name may be located on Wall C Plaque 94 on the Wall of Honor at the African American Civil War Monument.  This monument is located at the intersection of of 10th and U Street N.W., Washington, D.C.

A grateful nation finallty pays tribute to the 209,145 troops who helped save the nation, end slavery and start America on a struggle for freedom that continues today.

Dr. Frank Smith, Founding Director

Civil War Memorial Freedom Foundation

For more information about this soldier, please visit our website at www.afroamcivilwar.org.  You may also wish to search the database for your family name.

John Malveaux of 

www.MusicUNTOLD.com 

writes:

In 2007, I visited the African American Civil War Museum & Memorial in Washington DC for the first time. The Wall of Honor lists the names of 209,145 United States Colored Troops drawn from the official records of the Bureau of United States Colored Troops at the National Archives, on 166 burnished stainless steel plaques arranged by regiment. One of the names on the Wall of Honor is John Malveaux. Visitors are encouraged to investigate if they are descendants of the USCT. When a match was determined by the county-St. Landry Parish, Louisiana of my ancestors and the enlistment location of the USCT named John Malveaux, the Museum presented me a Certificate as a descent. My oldest daughter, Mia Malveaux Manns, husband, and two grandsons have since visited the Museum. 

See attachment for Certifcate and link below to AA Civil War Museum & Memorial website

https://www.afroamcivilwar.org/