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ADAH stands for the Alabama Department of Archives and History. ADAH is linked to the Civil War Service Database, which is a treasure trove for Alabama Civil War researchers. For more information about this database, click here

CWSS stands for the Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System, which is the National Parks Service's database with 6.3 million names of those who served in the Civil War, both Union and Confederate. For more information on this database, click here.

Some Civil War veterans eventually lived the last part of their lives in the Mountain Creek Soldiers Home in Chilton County, Alabama. A list of some of its residents from 1901 to October 1933 can be found by clicking here.

Confederate Memorial Park is located in Southeast Chilton County and is administered by the Alabama Historical Commission. Confederate Memorial Park was the site of Alabama's only Confederate veterans home (Mountain Creek Soldiers Home). The facility was in operation from 1902 to 1939 for the care of elderly veterans and their wives and widows. Of the many hundreds who resided at the facility, 313 were buried in one of the two cemeteries located at this site. Cemetery #1 is the original cemetery, and was used from 1902 to 1911, when Cemetery #2 was opened.

PACE, Burrell Verner (Private, Newman’s Alabama Cavalry) Burrell was born 1818  in Rutherford County North Carolina; died January 28, 1865 at Camp Douglas Illinois and is buried in the Confederate Mound at the cemetery there. He was the son of Jonathan PACE, (b 1779 – d. 1870 in Henderson County North Carolina) and Susannah ALLEN (b 1799). He married Hannah HARDING, (b April 15, 1823 in Greenville, South Carolina and died June 14, 1912 in Hendrixville DeKalb County Alabama) They moved to DeKalb County sometime in the late 1840's it appears along with two of Hannah's siblings. They bought land, and this is recorded in land records-- on a ridge and the address is at various times Hendrixville, Chumley, Marcus, DeKalb County, Alabama. I have a copy of Hannah's application for her Widow's pension. Children of  Burrell Pace and Hannah Hardin(g) are (1) Isabella Pace b: August 19, 1845 in South Carolina d: February 27, 1920 in Saltillo, Texas; married Benjamin Franklin Patrick b: March 10, 1846 in DeKalb County, Alabama - d: December 11, 1902 in Saltillo, Texas. (2) Nancy Telitha Pace b: June 1847 in DeKalb County, Alabama; married 1st to J. W. Evett  d: Before 1885; married 2nd to Jasper M. Waldrop b: June 24, 1839 – d. March 1901. (3) Dock C. Pace b: June 1850 in DeKalb County, Alabama; married Cintha C. b: January 1851 in DeKalb County, Alabama. (4) Malinda Pace b: 1851 in DeKalb County, Alabama d: Before 1892; married Henry Stevens. (5) Evaline Pace b: 1855 in DeKalb County, Alabama d: September 1939; married Ira M Doyal - b: 1855 d: 1945. (6) Cobb Pace b: 1857 in DeKalb County, Alabama – d. Before 1892. (7) Margaret Pace b: February 10, 1861 in DeKalb County, Alabama d: November 11, 1920 in DeKalb County, Alabama; married Cicero Lafayette Doyal b: June 20, 1856 in Alabama – d. November 17, 1924 in DeKalb County, Alabama. Burrell served with Captain Wiley Newman's Volunteer Home Guard Cavalry (all these designations are found at one place or another on his widow's pension application). I have found little about this group or about Wiley Newman, although we later marry into the Newman family. A look up found two other men who listed this as their group. Beginning date of service is unknown but according to a letter written by his daughter, he was captured in November 1864. He was transported to Camp Douglas, Illinois where he died January 28, 1865, and since his first name was misspelled on the Roster, I assume it is misspelled on the plates that are mounted on the Monument there. I descend through the youngest daughter, Margaret, who remembered the day she saw her father leave , never to return. Margaret married Cicero Doyal and her sister Evaline married his brother Ira Doyal. Source: Jeanne Park
PALMER, F. M., (Private, Company D, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Died September 22, 1864 at Elmira Military Prison, Elmira New York. Buried in Plot Number 491 at Woodlawn National Cemetery.
PARKER, Francis (Private, Company A, 37th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Survived the war and lived near Dothan, Houston County Alabama. Sources: the late Homer Jones
PARKER, Henry Travis (or Francis) (Private, Company E, 15th Confederate Cavalry Regiment) Henry was born August 26, 1838 15 miles east of Brewton, Conecuh now Escambia County, Alabama; Resident of Brewton, Alabama when he entered service on May 1862 near Pensacola, Florida and served until close of  war. Disbanded in Jackson County, Florida and sent home to  wait orders to go out again, got home May 12, 1865. Source: Greg & Winnette
PARKER, Lazarus Battle (1st Lieutenant, Company D, 16th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Lazarus was born August 26, 1838 at Brooklyn, Conecuh County, Alabama; Resident of McLellan, Florida when he entered service in May 1861 as a Corporal at Evergreen, Alabama. Was promoted from Corporal to 2nd Lieutenant on battlefield at Murfreesboro and promoted to 1st Lieutenant at battle near Atlanta Georgia. Source: Greg & Winnette
PARKER, Leonidas W. (Private, Company K, 60th Alabama Infantry)  born February 2, 1837 in Conyers, Newton (now Rockdale) County, Georgia; married Lucy Jane Talley on February 26, 1857 (married by Douglas Puckett, JP, marriage record number 102095) in Newton County.  He was the son of David McCluskey Parker.  Enlisted May 13, 1862 in Company C, First Battalion of Hilliard's Legion at Camp Mary, Montgomery, Alabama.  The Company was from Chambers County.  He served in the Legion until it was reorganized at Charleston, Tennessee into the 59th and 60th Alabama Infantry Regiments and the 23rd Battalion of Alabama Sharpshooters.  Parker went into Co. K of the 60th Regiment.  He was in the Battle of Chickamauga, the Battle of Bean Station, and the Battle of Drewry's Bluff.  He was also in the Petersburg Campaing, which included the battles of Hatcher's Run and White Oak Road.  He was wounded slightly when a minie ball grazed his nose and upper lip at Petersburg.  He was captured while walking along the Southside Railroad on April 2, 18654 and sent to Hart Island Prison, Long Island Sound, New York.  He took the Oath of Allegiance on June 25, 1865 and eventually made his way home to Chambers County, Alabama.  He died on January 27, 1919 in Tallassee, Alabama and was buried in Pleasant Grove Cemetery in nearby Eclectic. Source: Hugh Richardson
PARKER, John (Corporal, Company A, 37th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Of Henry County Alabama died of disease at Auburn Alabama on April 18, 1862; if memory serves, he was the first of  the regiment to die; anyone have any idea as to where he might be interred? Sources: the late Homer Jones  
PARKER, John D. (Private, Company A, 37th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Of Henry County Alabama died May 7, 1864 at Atlanta Georgia; most likely buried in unmarked grave as the Sexton's list for Oakland Cemetery Atlanta Georgia does not show him. Sources: the late Homer Jones
PARKER, John Dennis (Private, Company E, 15th Confederate Infantry Regiment) John was born December 23, 1847 at Roberts, Escambia County, Alabama. Resident of Brewton, Rt. 2, Alabama when he entered service as a Private in August 1864 at Mont Rose near Mobile. Captured near Pine Barren, Florida and sent to Ship Island, then carried to Vicksburg, Mississippi and paroled. Source: Greg & Winnette
PARKER, Needham (Private, Company H, 29th Alabama Inf.) Captured: May 14, 1864  Resaca, Georgia; Died December 19, 1864  of Small Pox at Small Pox Island, West Alton, Illinois.  Source:  Confederate Burials on Small Pox Island, West Alton, Illinois
PARKER, Thomas Benton (Private, Company B, Roddy's Company, 4th Alabama Cavalry)
PARKER, Saluthiel F. (Private Company A, 37th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Moved from Henry County Alabama to Jackson County Florida. Florida Pension #A03620, PARKER, Salatheil F., Alabama, Julia (--), Jackson County Florida, 1902, 14 pgs.
PARKER, Sherod N. (Private, Company D, 61st Alabama Infantry Regiment) Sherod married December 30, 1845 to Grace Coffee in Marion County Georgia Marriage Book A 1844-1866 Listed on monument at Point Lookout Prison Camp, Maryland. Sources: Greg & Winnette
PARKER, Thomas. (Private, Company C, 51st Georgia Infantry) b. July 1, 1835 – d. October 12, 1898 and Buried Enterprise City Cemetery, North Main Street, Enterprise, Coffee County, Alabama
PARKER, William (Private, Company A, 37th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Survived the war and lived near Headland Henry County Alabama. Sources: the late Homer Jones
PARKER, William McKinnie (Private, Company E, 15th Confederate Cavalry Regiment) William was born November 2, 1833 15 miles east of Brewton, Conecuh County Alabama, now Escambia County, Alabama. Resident of Roberts, Alabama when he entered service September 14, 1861 at Milton, Florida; captured near Pine Barren, Florida; Paroled at Vicksburg, Mississippi. Source: Greg & Winnette
PARKER, William W. (Private, Company C, 25th Alabama Infantry Regiment Shelby Confederates) Enlisted at Columbiana, Alabama, January 7, 1863. Wounded at Chickamauga, Georgia, September 20, 1863. Captured at Missionary Ridge, Tennessee, November 25, 1863. Died of typhoid fever at Rock Island, Illinois, June 26, 1865. Buried there in grave #1270.   
PARKS, Henry D., (Private, Company A, 1st Battalion Alabama Artillery) Died January 19, 1865 at Elmira Military Prison, Elmira New York. Buried in Plot Number 1433 at Woodlawn National Cemetery.
PARKS, Wm. H. (Private, Company D, 43rd North Carolina Davis Alabama Artillery) Buried at Point Lookout Maryland.
PARNELL, Wm. D. (Private, Page’s Battery, Jeff Davis Alabama Artillery) Buried at Point Lookout Maryland.
PARR, Alfred B., Corp. (Private, Company B, 1st Alabama Infantry Regiment) Buried at Point Lookout Maryland.
PARRIS, James A (Private, Company I, 18th Alabama) Captured: May 16, 1864  Resaca, Georgia; Died February January 65 Pneumonia at Alton Federal Military Prison Illinois Buried: State Ground Cemetery, North Alton Illinois.
PARRISH, T. M., (Private, Company A, 21st Alabama Infantry Regiment) Died June 17, 1865 at Elmira Military Prison, Elmira New York. Buried in Plot Number 2877 at Woodlawn National Cemetery.
PATE, Drury (Private, Company K, 5th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Died October 31, 1864 at Elmira Military Prison, Elmira New York. Buried in Plot Number 744 at Woodlawn National Cemetery.
PATTERSON, J. M. (10th Alabama Volunteer Infantry Regiment) and buried at Bristoe Station, Virginia  
PATTERSON, William (Private, Barnes’ Company Dale County Reserves) born 1848 – died 1903;. living in Houston County Alabama. Sources: the late Homer Jones
PATRICK, Churchwell W. (Private Company G, 57th Alabama Infantry Regiment). Captured in Nashville December 16, 1864. Died as a POW in Camp Douglas, Chicago Jan 11, 1865. Sources: ADAH, Civil War Soldiers & Sailors System;
PAUL, George Whitfield (3rd Battalion Hilliard's Legion Alabama Volunteers) Born April 30, 1841 -  died June 24, 1864 buried in the Paul plot at Ramah Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery northeast of Banks near Josie Alabama son of Sarah McLain and Reverend Moses Paul, Sr. Sources: the late Homer Jones
PAUL, John Ross (3rd Battalion Hilliard's Legion Alabama Volunteers) April 22, 1835 - December 15, 1862 buried in the Paul plot at Ramah Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery northeast of Banks near Josie Alabama; son of Sarah McLain and Reverend Moses Paul, Sr. Sources: the late Homer Jones
PAUL, Robert (Lieutenant, Company L, 15th Alabama Infantry Regiment) born September 30, 1823 – died May 24, 1862; Married 1st to Harriet Maria Stallings; Enlisted at age 32; d. of disease at Richmond May 24, 1862 and buried there. Sources: the late Homer Jones
PAUL, Sam (faithful slave of Robert Paul Lieutenant Company L 15th Alabama) Born ca 1830 – died May 23, 1916 and buried Pleasant Hill Missionary Church Cemetery, north of Tennille Alabama. Sources: the late Homer Jones
PAYNE, Archie, (Private, Company F, 1st Battalion Alabama Artillery) Died December 04, 1864 at Elmira Military Prison, Elmira New York. Buried in Plot Number 883 at Woodlawn National Cemetery.
PAYNE, Calvin (Private, Company C, 25th Alabama Infantry Regiment Shelby Confederates) Enlisted at Talladega, Alabama, January 8, 1863. Died of disease at Fairground Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia, November 27, 1863. Death claim filed by his widow Martha J. Payne. Description: fair complexion, gray eyes, dark hair, five feet nine inches tall, age twenty-three. Born in Franklin County, Georgia. Married Martha Norton in Shelby County, Alabama, November 18, 1851.
PEACOCK, J. B. (Private, Company K, 25th Alabama Infantry Regiment) b. January 9, 1847 – d. April 24, 1934 and buried In Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery Coffee County, Alabama  
PEACOCK , John Fowler ( Private, Company C 46th  Alabama Infantry Regiment) He was b. October 30, 1829  - d.  October 7, 1875  and is buried at Hopewell Primitive Baptist Cemetery in Henderson, Pike County Alabama). John married Frances Adeline Easters.  He enlisted on  March 5, 1862 under Captain Nathaniel G.  Otis at Smilies Bridge, Pike County, Alabama .He signed his parole at Montgomery, Alabama on May 26, 1865 .John is the brother of Jeptha Brantley Peacock and also possibly the nephew of Kinion Peacock (Private Captain Love H. Jeter's Company (Beat 4), Dale County Reserves). Source: Chad Peacock
PEACOCK, Joseph H. (Private, Company G, 57th Alabama Infantry Regiment) b. January 6, 1845 – d. February 24, 1874 and buried In Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery Coffee County, Alabama  
PEACOCK, Kinion (Private Captain Love H. Jeter's Company (Beat 4), Dale County Reserves) age 56.
PEACOCK, Samuel H., (Private, Company "H" 15th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Captured, The Wilderness, and never exchanged; age 21. All eight of the Peacock brothers of Henry County (Hilliardsville) served the Confederacy in various units, with only the youngest, William, failing to return. He died in 1864 in Georgia. Source: David A. Gass,
PEACOCK, T. M. (Private Captain Love H. Jeter's Company (Beat 4), Dale County Reserves) Age 16  
PEACOCK, W. H. (Private, Company F, 7th Alabama Infantry Regiment) [February 6, 1821 - July 7, 1879] Buried Desdemona Cemetery Eastland County Texas.
PELLUM, Daniel H. (Private, Company E, 60th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Descendant states he is here in unmarked grave Mount Zion Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery Henry County
PELLUM, John O. (CSA, Unknown Unit) b. February 11, 1831 – d. January 3, 1915; buried at Mount Zion Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery Henry County
PELLUM, John W. (Possibly: Company E, 25th Georgia Infantry Regiment/ Private, Company E, 6th Alabama Cavalry Regiment) John W. Pelham Jr. (b. August 26, 1826 – d. September 1, 1864) The son of Rebecca (b. April 15, 1803 – d. December 22, 1855) and Reverend  John W. Pelham Sr. (b. January 11, 1799 – d. November 5, 1852) All are buried at Mount Zion Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery Henry County.
PENNINGTON, William F. (Private, Company F, 31st Alabama Infantry Regiment) Born January 1, 1842 – died June 22, 1928 buried Nimrod Cemetery Eastland County Texas.
PEOPLES, Thomas (Private, Company I, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Died December 18, 1861. Buried Warrenton Cemetery, Warrenton, Fauquier County, Virginia.
PERRY, O J (Private, Company A, 42nd Alabama) Captured: December 3, 1862 Abbeyville, Mississippi; Died February 14, 1863 Variola at Alton Federal Military Prison Illinois
PERYMORE, L. B., (Private, Company A, 1st Alabama Artillery) Died March 18, 1865 at Elmira Military Prison, Elmira New York. Buried in Plot Number 1708 at Woodlawn National Cemetery.
PETERMAN, John H. (Private, Eufaula Light Artillery) Born 1849 – died 1919; living in Houston County Alabama. Sources: the late Homer Jones
PETERMAN, William S. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Died November 1, 1861. Buried Warrenton Cemetery, Warrenton, Fauquier County, Virginia.
PETERSON, Robert S. (Private, Company F, 63rd Alabama Infantry Regiment) born 1847 – died 1931; living in Houston County Alabama. Sources: the late Homer Jones
PETTY, James (Private Company D, 63rd Alabama Infantry Regiment) was born April 23, 1842 in Gordon, Henry County, Alabama. Enlisting in 1864 in Pollard, Escambia County, Alabama and saw action in Southern Alabama around the Mobile Bay area. He was discharged in May 1865. After the war, he returned to farming in Henry County, married Callie Armstrong March 16, 1871, daughter of Membrance Armstrong and Martha Hix, also in Henry County. He fathered three children before Callie died. These children are (1) Martha Jane Petty, born about 1875, married Elisha C. Vinson, November 24, 1892 in Henry County; (2) William Henry Petty, born about 1877, married September 16, 1894 to Minnie Farrion; and (3) Nancy Ella Petty, born May 23, 1882, married August 1900 to Eddie W. (Tom) Lomineck. After Callie's death, James married Susan (Sue) Vinson. Their children are (1) John Petty, (2) Virgie Petty, (3) Jimmy Petty, (4) Charlie Petty, (5) Walter Petty. James Petty died November 27, 1909 from pneumonia in the part of Henry County, which had become Houston County. He is buried at Ebenezer Church in Houston County. Source: Cherry Stewart
PHEAROAH, Jerry (Private, Company A, 12th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Buried at Point Lookout Maryland.
PHILEN, Robert D., (Sergeant, Company E, 61st Alabama Infantry Regiment) Died November 15, 1864 at Elmira Military Prison, Elmira New York. Buried in Plot Number 821 at Woodlawn National Cemetery.
PHILYAN, A. H., (Private, Company E, 5th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Died April 26, 1865 at Elmira Military Prison, Elmira New York. Buried in Plot Number 1421 at Woodlawn National Cemetery.
PICKETT, James, (Private, Company H44th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Died September 02, 1864 at Elmira Military Prison, Elmira New York. Buried in Plot Number 56 at Woodlawn National Cemetery.
PIKE, Hiram W. (Private, Company K, 10th Alabama Volunteer Infantry Regiment) Died October 17, 1961 and buried at Bristoe Station, Virginia  
PINE, M. , (10th Alabama Volunteer Infantry Regiment) and buried at Bristoe Station, Virginia  
PINKARD, George W (Private, Company B, 19th Alabama) Captured: May 16, 1864  Resaca, Georgia; Died September 20, 1864  Abscess at Alton Federal Military Prison Illinois
PIPPIN, P. K., (Private, Company D, 63rd Alabama Infantry Regiment) possibly Park Pippin born 1847 – died 1923;, living in Houston County Alabama. Sources: Homer JONES
PITTS, D. C. (Private, Company F, 51st Alabama Infantry Regiment) Buried at Point Lookout Maryland. P. R.
PITTS, D. W., (Private, Company F, 1st Battalion Alabama Artillery) Died November 15, 1864 at Elmira Military Prison, Elmira New York. Buried in Plot Number 799 at Woodlawn National Cemetery.
PITTS, Irah (Private, Company I, 5th Florida Cavalry Battalion) born 1847 – died 1923; living in Houston County Alabama. Sources: the late Homer Jones
PLUMMER, William A. (Private, Company G, 11th Alabama Infantry Regiment) wounded at Frazier’s Farm Virginia on June 30, 1862 and died July 16, 1862.
POOLE, John B. P. (Private, Company G, 11th Alabama Infantry Regiment) died Orange Court House Virginia on January 29, 1864 of small pox.
POELLNITZ, S.C., (Private, Company C, 21st Alabama Infantry Regiment) Died December 21, 1864 at Elmira Military Prison, Elmira New York. Buried in Plot Number 1085 at Woodlawn National Cemetery.
POLSTON, James W. (Private, Company AB, 1st Battalion Alabama Artillery) Died April 19, 1865 at Elmira Military Prison, Elmira New York. Buried in Plot Number 1374 at Woodlawn National Cemetery.
POPE, C. T., (Private, Company B, 7th Alabama Cavalry) Died December 06, 1864 at Elmira Military Prison, Elmira New York. Buried in Plot Number 1190 at Woodlawn National Cemetery.
POPE, William W. (Private, Company C, 25th Alabama Infantry Regiment Shelby Confederates) Enlisted at Columbiana, Alabama, April 21, 1862. Captured at Missionary Ridge, Tennessee, November 25, 1863. Arrived at Rock Island, Illinois, January 1, 1864. No later record.
POPWELL, Jas (Private, Company A, 12th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Buried at Point Lookout Maryland.
POSEY, Alford Pvt., (Private, Company D, 10th Alabama Volunteer Infantry Regiment) and buried at Bristoe Station, Virginia  
POSEY, Clark B (Private, Company I, 18th Alabama) Captured: May 16, 1864  Resaca, Georgia; Died March 6, 1865 Phthisic at Alton Federal Military Prison Illinois
POTTS, James W. (Private, Company K, 3rd Alabama Infantry Regiment) Died April 06, 1865 at Elmira Military Prison, Elmira New York. Buried in Plot Number 2658 at Woodlawn National Cemetery.
POWELL, James - Company H, 1st Florida Infantry is buried in unknown grave at Perryville, Kentucky Source: Tony Powell 
POWELL, William David (1st Sergeant, Company K, 45th Alabama Infantry Regiment) According to the 1900 US Census, Greer, Mangum County, OK, William was born in August 1812 in South Carolina.  From the 1880 US Census, William and wife A. T. (Amanda Brooks) were in McLennan Co., TX with children Robert, age 26, Grace and William, twins age 16, son Lee, age 11, and daughter M., age 7.  Amanda was born in Jones County, Georgia and the children were born in Alabama.  Amanda died on April 2, 1899 in Waco, McLennan Co., TX where she was buried in the First Street Cemetery.  William died in Mangum County, OK on April 8, 1901.  He was buried next to his wife in the First Street Cemetery in Waco.  Both tombstones were lost in a flood. Sources:  US Census Records; Hank Wenzler
PRESCOTT, Wm. L. (Private, Company F, 3rd Alabama Infantry Regiment) Buried at Point Lookout Maryland.  
PRESLEY, E. B., (Private, Company A, 1st Battalion Alabama Artillery) Died February 28, 1865 at Elmira Military Prison, Elmira New York. Buried in Plot Number 2131 at Woodlawn National Cemetery.
PRESLEY, J. A., (Private, Company A, 1st Battalion Alabama Artillery) Died February 10, 1865 at Elmira Military Prison, Elmira New York. Buried in Plot Number 2088 at Woodlawn National Cemetery.
PRESTON, James K. (Private, Company E, 36th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Son of Celia and James Martin Preston. James K married Mary Williams. Source: A. P. Merillat
PRICE, Alexander J. (Sergeant, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Died October 10, 1864 at Elmira Military Prison, Elmira New York. Buried in Plot Number 656 at Woodlawn National Cemetery.
PRITCHETT, F. D. (Private, CompanyE, 10th Alabama Volunteer Infantry Regiment) Died September 1, 1861 and buried at Bristoe Station, Virginia  
PUGH, James L (Private, Company D, 33rd Alabama) Captured: August 9, 1862 Perryville, Kentucky; Died February 10, 1863 Variola at Alton Federal Military Prison Illinois
PUMPHREY, Jesse (Private, Company G, 11th Alabama Infantry Regiment) killed Gaines Mill Virginia on June 27, 1862.
PURCELL, Thomas, (Private, Company F, 1st Battalion Alabama Artillery) Died April 11, 1865 at Elmira Military Prison, Elmira New York. Buried in Plot Number 2688 at Woodlawn National Cemetery.
PURCER, Benjamin, (Private, Company F, 1st Battalion Alabama Artillery) Died April 05, 1865 at Elmira Military Prison, Elmira New York. Buried in Plot Number 2544 at Woodlawn National Cemetery.
PURIFOY, William D. (Private, Company C, 44th Alabama Infantry Regiment)  Died October 25, 1862. Buried Warrenton Cemetery, Warrenton, Fauquier County, Virginia.

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