Kewanee Cemetery

Location:
US Highway 11
Kewanee, Lauderdale County, Mississippi
32.4250000 -88.4372400


Date of Visit: May 29, 2020


Sgt
John C Lowe
Co E
13 Mississippi Inf


EH Honeycutt
Co. A
13 Miss Inf
C.S.A.


Abraham D Bower
Co. H 8 Miss Inf
C.S.A.

Cantrell Cemetery

Location:
County Road 99
Addison, Winston County, Georgia
N 34° 12.064 W087° 14.498


Date of Visit: May 5, 2020


Pvt
Joseph W Hodge
Co C
1 Ga Inf
CSA
Oct 7 1844 Nov 3 1914

S

Solomon Harrison Everett
Confederate States Army
July 3, 1843 May 13, 1916

Mt. Olive Church and Cemetery

Location:
Ga Highway 157
Chattooga County, Georgia
N 33° 34.835   W085° 26.738

Date of Visit: March 26, 2020
Pvt
William T. Brown
Co L
39 NC Inf
CSA
1848         
1931

William A. Grayson 
Co C
52 Ga Inf 
CSA

Nesmith Cemetery

Location:

Crump Road

Guin, Marion County, Alabama

33.971756   – 87 928642

Find-A-Grave: #24869

Original Visit: February 23, 2014

Martin Nesmith

Co B  22Ala Inf

Confederate States Army

Aug 13 1843         Mar 15 1884

Mount Carmel Cemetery

Location:

Columbus Street

Cordova, Walker County, Georgia

33.752323  – 87.184258

Find-A-Grave: #24603

AKA Tatum Cemetery

Original Visit: March 24, 2014

William J. Daniel

Co C

22 Ala Inf

CSA

Stone Mountain City Cemetery

Location:

Silver Hill Road

Stone Mountain, DeKalb County, Georgia

N 33° 48.786     W084° 10.248

FAG Cemetery #158505

Date of Visit: January 12, 2014

Historical Marker: GHM 044-42A GEORGIA HISTORICAL COMMISSION 1956

Unknown Confederate Dead

Here sleep, known but to God, approximately one hundred and fifty Confederate solders, most of whom died from disease, or wounds in the Confederate hospitals that were located near this spot. Some where killed in a skirmish with Federal raiders near here on July 19, 1864.

Although Federal troops raided and burned part of this city, Confederate hospitals were not molested. Brave and gallant Confederate women rendered valuable aid in caring for soldiers in Confederate hospitals here and elsewhere. 044-42A

Serg

George P. Bradley

CO H

8 Ga Inf

State Guards

CSA

Jan 2 1823

Aug 20, 1872

Pvt

Benjamin Thomas Ivie

CO G

Cobbs Legion

Ga Inf

CSA

Sgt

WFA Dickerson

Co D

38 Regt

Ga Inf

CSA

Jul 25 1840

Jun 30 1926

Wilburn R Wells

Feb 22 1833

Jul 12 1906

2^nd Lieutenant of Co. K

2^nd Regt Ga Reserve Inf

CSA

Sgt

Phil B McCurdy

Co D

38 Ga Inf

CSA

J.L. Sawyer

Oct 21 1847

Jan 19 916

Co B 7^th Ga

Pvt Thomas J. Thomas

Co D

38 Regt

Ga Inf

CSA

May 17 1836

June 19 1891

Rufus P. Ferguson

PFC Co A 42 Ga Regt Ga Inf

Confederate States Army

Nov 1843   May 1925

E.F. Camp

Co H

2 Ga Cav

CSA

1836 – 1925

Milton A. Herndon

Co G

43 Ga Inf

CSA

NN Humphrey

Pvt 2 Regt Ga Res Cav CSA

May 8 1848.  March 30 1914

Corp

James AJ Duren

Co h

2 Regt

Ga Cav

CSA July 14 1830

Mar 31 1909

Presley Lanier

Born 1820 38 Ga CSA

Killed at Spotsylvania CH

May 12, 1864

Presley enlisted in 1861 Murphy’s Guards of Wrights Legion. This company became  Company D of the 38th Georgia. He was captured at Fredericksburg and paroled for exchange change. He was killed in action at Spotsylvania Court House in Virginia on May 12, 1864.

His grave site is unknown and his name isn't recorded among the confederate dead buried in the Spotsylvania Confederate Cemetery.

After the war, his wife Nancy raised the couple's six dependent children and applied for and received a state pension for her husband's service. An inscription honoring Presley Lanier is carved on the back of Nancy Lanier's grave stone at Stone Mountain Cemetery, DeKalb Co., GA.

• Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Georgia. Original data from: The National Archives, Entry for Presley Lanear, Retrieved from at 3-Fold May 8, 2020 (http://www.fold3.com).

·       "Public Member Tree," database, Ancestry.com (www.ancestry.com : accessed 8 May 2020), "Baum-Mullennix Family Tree" family tree by MullennixFamily, Note for Presley Lanear (b. 1820 d. 1864).  

Henderson Baptist Church

Location:

US Highway 41

Henderson, Houston County, Georgia

32.339298. – 83.790207

Find-A-Grave: #2305087

Original Visit: June 29, 2014

Chester R. Pearce

Co K

18^th GA Inf

CSA

Hall Station Road Cemetery (Update)

Location:

Bartow County Garbage Receiving Facility

Kingston, Bartow County, Georgia

N 34° 17.377   W084° 56.539

Original Visit: 9/11/2010

Pvt

Thaddeus Clemmons

Co K

19 Ga Inf

CSA

1842

1863

Thaddeus was a son of Henry Augustus Clemmons of Kingston, Georgia. He had a brother, Thomas A or T.A. that lost a leg at Antietam and was captured and paroled. He enlisted in Company K, Georgia 19th Infantry Regiment on 11 Jun 1861.

He was was admitted to the General Hospital at Farmville, Virginia with  diarrhea   on Sept 5, 1862. On October 13 he was furloughed for 60 days. The final record is that he died on October 6, 1863 at home in Georgia.

In 1938 an application was made for a headstone for Thaddeus Clemmons, a private in Co. I 18^th Georgia  who died October 6, 1863. It was to be placed at Connesena Cemetery.

How It Got to Hall Station Road:

According to his Find A Grave Memorial: Inside of fence at dump station on Hall Station Rd. This marker was placed by the Stiles/Akin Camp #670 Sons of Confederate Veterans. On this site there was a marker reported to Robert Crowe camp commander by a railroad worker. Robert kept note of the location when it was discovered the original marker was removed and the camp requested a marker be replaced.

Heard Cemetery

Location:

Heardsville Circle

Forsyth County, Georgia

N 34° 16.955     W084° 14.145

Find a Grave: 34441

Date of Visit: April 14, 2018

Joel T. Heard

Co E Cherokee Ga Legion

Confederate States Army

Oct 27 1826    Jan 9 1909

Hightower Baptist Church Cemetery

Location:

Georgia Highway 369

Cherokee County, Georgia

N 34° 17.231     W084° 16.892

FAG: 457344

Date of Visit: April 14, 2014

Andrew Jackson Eaton

Pvt Co F 28 Ga Inf

Confederate States Army

1833-1890

Pvt

Phillip K. Fowler

Co A

3 Ga

Sharpshooters

July 14, 1832

Mar 3, 1913

In Memory

F.T. Boling

Born

January 17^th 1842

and departed this life

February 2^nd 1862

aged

20 years and 15 days

He died a volunteer in the army

At Richmond, Virginia

Floyd T. Boling enlisted July 22, 1861 in Captain Jesse Burtz’s Independent Company which became Company M of the 18^th Regiment of Georgia Infantry and subsequently Company F 28^th Georgia Infantry. Captain Burtz was a merchant of some wealth that lived near Floy’s family in Cross Roads District of Cherokee County. The regiment was sent to Virginia in October 1861. Private Boling was sent from Richmond to Moore General Hospital in Danville, Virginian where he was admitted on January 11, 1862 for unknown reasons. 

• Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Alabama. Original data from: The National Archives, Entry for F.T. Bowling, 18^th Georgia Infantry, Retrieved from at 3-Fold March 12, 2020 (http://www.fold3.com).
• 1860 U.S. Census, Cherokee County, Georgia Population Schedule, Census Place: Crossroads District Post Office: Ophir, p.790, dwelling 939, family 1001, William Boling: digital images, Ancestry (http://ancestry.com:accessed 12 March 2020),  NARA Roll M653_116, Family History Library Film: 803116.
• 1860 U.S. Census, Cherokee County, Georgia Population Schedule, Census Place: Crossroads District Post Office: Ophir, p.791, dwelling 944, family 1006, William Boling: digital images, Ancestry (http://ancestry.com:accessed 12 March 2020),  NARA Roll M653_116, Family History Library Film: 803116

Jerusalem Cemetery (Pickens County Georgia) Updated

Location:

Jerusalem Church Road

Pickens County, Georgia

N 34° 26.468     W084° 34.980

Date of Visits: July 3, 2011 and March 6, 2020

Updated Entry:

Robert Hezeklah Mullinax

Pvt CSA

Co L 36^th (Broyle's) Infantry

Regiment Georgia

Jan 7 1843.  July 22, 1903

Dedicated by his great-great-grandson

Gerald Lynn Mullinax