WAR OF SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE

The Confederacy called for fighting men- - -  - and the area now known as Brantley County responded with fire in their eyes.

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Waving Georgia Flag CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS BURIED IN WAYNE COUNTY CEMETERIES

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 JESUP, GEORGIA, CEMETERY    (CSA VETERANS)

                  (Extracted from Miscellany of Wayne County, by Margaret C. Jordan)                              

SOME WERE RESIDENTS OF THE NORTH BRANTLEY COUNTY AREA GO LINE 1
William Austin Henry Bennett J. Hamp Bennett Salathiel Bennett John Black W.H. Broadwater
W. R. Causey Archibald Clark Willis Clary Austin Floyd Bryant George J. N. Goodbread
William Hall R. B. Hopps A. E. Leggett Z. W. Little James McVeigh Ben Milikin
Joe Milikin S. R. E. Morgan Emanuel Murphy W. G. Norwood John L. Parker Allen B. Purdom
D.NB. Register John D. Rumph Wilson Sarvis J. B. Smarr John G. Smith Robert J. Smith
R. W. Tindall, Sampson Tolar Jordan Truett G. M. T. Ware Barner Wilkins W. H. Whaley
George W. Williams John Williams.  

LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY (CSA VETERANS)
Robert Marion Withrow............ .................... .................... .................... .................... .......................
         

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