New York Civil War Soldiers
Buried at Corinth National Cemetery
in Corinth, Mississippi
These soldiers were from New York state; they were not necessarily from Rensselaer County. Please note that I do NOT have any additional information about these soldiers or about this cemetery. Researchers desiring additional information should contact the cemetery at this address:
Corinth National Cemetery
1551 Hotton Street
Corinth, MS 38834
The bodies interred here are those of Union soldiers that were brought from their original burial places at Corinth, Iuka, Holly Springs, Guntown and Farmington in Mississippi; from Hatchie River, Parker's Crossroads, Middlebury and Britton's Lane in Tennessee; and from scattered camps and hospitals in MS and TN.

Burns, James, Private, 17th NY Inf., Co. E, died April 27, 1864, buried sect. B, grave 37. Originally buried near Decatur, AL
Doran, Valentine, Private, 17th NY Inf., Co. K, died June 30, 1864, buried sect. B, grave 28. Originally buried near Decatur, AL
McFay, John, Rank unknown, Regt. and Co. unknown, died Aug. 1865, buried sect. B, grave 238. Originally buried near Bethel, TN
Ohlman, Lewis, Private, 17th NY Inf., Co. G, died July 25, 1865, buried sect. A, grave 15. Originally buried near Decatur, AL
Rummel, Fred, Private, 17th NY Inf., Co. I, died July 27, 1864, buried sect. A, grave 4. Originally buried Decatur, AL
Real, Webster H., Rank unknown, 17th NY Inf., Co. F, died July 20, 1864, buried sect. A, grave 9. Originally buried Decatur, AL


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