ADJUTANT,
© Mary Custis Lee - 17th Virginia Regiment Chapter, UOC 1973
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CCN'IEN'IS
Organizational Meeting June )0, 1884
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R. E. l.ee Camp formed July 7, 1884
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Honorary Members of R. E. Lee Camp
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R. E. Lee Camp Officers' 1884 - 1887
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R. E. Lee Camp Officers 1888 - 1891
R. E. Lee Camp Officers 1892 - 1895
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R. E. l.ee Camp Officers 1896 - 1899
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R. E. Lee Camp Officers 1900 - 190)
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R. E. Lee Camp Officers 1904 - 1907
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R. E. l.ee Camp Officers 1908 - 1910
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Confederate Veterans joining Camp
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Burial place of Confederate Veterans
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Grand Camp Charter Members
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Notes from Old Camp Minute Books
Camp Memorial Day Speakers 1889 - 1910
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Former members of the 17th Virginia Regiment, CSA met at Concordia
Hall, Alexandria on June 30, 1884 to consider the formation of the
Tho~e
1f17th Virginia Infantry Association of Alexandria, Virginia ".
attending the meeting were:
Capt. R. 1". Knox
Jno. R. Zimmerman
Chas. O. Sipple
S. S. Coleman
Richard Roland
Alexander Ziunter
Isaac Rudd
SamUel
Mark ?rice
1\ s bury E CTwell
Hilliam Darley
R. M. Latha.m
Jas. H.
!1ankin~
Frank
David~on
Ed gar ;·r arfield
;ti atkins
Wm HheaUey
Capt. R. F. Knox
at
thi~
wa~
elected Chairman and Edgar 'tiarfield, SecrFltary
Meeting.
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The Confederate Veterans met again on July 7, 1884 and
forme~
R. E. Lee Ca!'!p, Confederate Veterans, Alexandria, Virginia.
Laws for the Camp were adopted at this meeting.
the
The By­
Those attending the
meeting were:
General M. D. Corse
Capt. R. F. Knox
Capt. f. 3. Hooe
Capt. K. Kemper
Lieut. F. ?ower
Col. Arthur Herbert
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'.'J. Ad a!'l
A. Howell
Isaac Rudd
~'lm
H. Bacon
Jas. H. Watkins
Pat F. Gorman
A••J. Nevett
S. S. Coleman
R. I'!. I,atham
\olm J. SU!Tl11lers
Jno. T. Devaughn
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J. t..!. Sutherland
Jno. Proctor
Tho5. ii. :'Ihi te
Sa1"'tUel Boush
Geo. Wise.
05car TUbman
H. Kell
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Jno.
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R. Zimmerman
A. Smoot
W. W. Sherwood
A. N. Hurdle
H. D. Warfield
Len Hurdle
Samuel Mankins
E. H. Hawkins
William Underwood
Jno. Sullivan
Everett Warfield
Edgar Warfield
Enrolled as new members at the meeting July 7, 1884 were ­
Major George Duffey
Calvin Smith
P. T. Yeatman
Jno. Mason
Jos. L. Grigg
Albert Fairfax
C. S. Taylor, Jr.
Joseph Lash
R. W. Avery
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R. E. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans elected fourteen Honorary Members
to their Camp Rolls.
Shown below are the elected. Honorary Members and
the date of their elec t1 on Hon. Jefferson Davis
June 1, 1885
Maj. Gen. Wm H. F. Lee
June 1, 1885
Maj. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee
June 1, 1885
Major Wm F. Dement
March 7, 1887
Capt. S. B. Davis
April 4, 1887
General Jubal Early
August 1, 1887
Col. E. V• White
Dec. 5, 1887
Major Jno W. Daniel
March 25, 1889
Capt. W. Gordon McCabe
March 25, 1889
Randolph H. McKim
Dec. 7, 1891
Han. W. L. Wilson
Feby. 1, 1892
Col. J. A. de Lagnel
July 1, 1901
Maj. Gen. G. W. C. Lee
Nov. 5, 1906
Vernon W. Ashby
Apr. 4, 1908
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R. E.
Le~ Ca~p,
ConfAderata
Vet8ran~
Alexandria. Virginia
* CA11P OFFICERS *
Elected
July 7. 1884
Hay 4. 1885
April 5. 1886
April 4. 1887
Commander
Capt. P. B. Hoce
Capt. P. B. Eoce
H. A. Smoot
W. A. Smoot
1st Lieut. Cmdr.
~·i.
W. A. Smoot
Jno. R. Zimmer",.a.n
Jno. R. ZinUllerman
2nd Lieut. emr.
IJt. Frank ParAer
Francis ?ower
K. Kemper
Capt. Thos Perry
3rd I,ieut. Cmdr.
Cant. K. Kem!Y.'!r
Capt. K. Kemper
Thos. Perry
Edmund Berkley
Edgar Warfield
Edgar
Edgar Karfie1d
Edgar 1:iarfia1d
Quartermaster
Richard IJatham
Richard
Richard Latham
Richard Latham
Chaplain
Rev. G. H. Norton
Rev. G. H. Nort on
Rev. G. H. Norton
Rev. G. H. Norton
Surgeon
Dr. R. C. Powell
Dr. R. C. Powell
Dr. Albert Fairfax
Dr. Albert Fairfax
Treasurer
Capt. Robert F. Knox
Capt. Robert F. Knox
Capt. P.obert F. Knox
Capt. Robt F. Knox
Officer of the Day
Asbury Howell
Asbury HarNs11
Maj. G. N. Duffey
~aj.
Vidette
E. H. Hawkins
Vaj. G. Ii. Duffey
Pa tric k F. Gorman
Patrick F. Gorman
Executive Committee
Jno R. Zimmerman
Capt. P. S. Roce
Capt. P. B. Roce
Capt. P. B. Hoce
Executive Cormni ttee
Geo. Wise
Geo. Wise
Geo. Wise
Geo. Wise
Execu ti ve Com.'7ti. t tee
Thos. W. White
Thos. W. White
Thos W. White
Thos W. White
. Adjutant
A. Smoot
~'larfie1d
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Latha...'T1
G. N. Duffey
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R. E. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans
hlexandria, Virginia
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CAMP OFFICERS
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Elected
April 2, 1888
April 1, 1889
April 7, 1890
April 6, 1891
COI'lITlander
W. A. Smoot
W. A. Smoot
W. A. Smoot
W. A. Smoot
1st Lieut. Cnrlr.
Jno. R. Zimmerman
Jno. R. Zimmerman
Jno. R. Zimmerman
Jno. R. Zimmerman
2nd Lieut. CITrlr.
Capt. Thos. Perry
Capt. Thos. Perry
Capt. Thos. ?erry
Capt. Thos. Perry
Jrd Lieut. Cmdr.
Edmund Berkley
Edmund Berkley
Edmund Berkley
Edmund Berkley
Ad jutant
Edgar Warfield
Edgar Harfield
Ed gar
Edgar Warfield
Quartermaster
R. M. I.atham
R. M. Latham
R. M. Latham
R. M. Latham
Chaplain
Rev. G. H. Norton
Rev. G. H. Norton
Rev. G. H. Norton
Rev. G. H. Norton
Surgeon
Dr. R. C. Powell
Dr. R. C. Powell
Dr. R. C. Powell
Dr. Bedford Brown
Treasurer
Capt. R. F.
C~pt.
R. F. Knox
Capt. R. F. Knox
Capt. R. F. Knox
Officer of the Day
Maj. G. N. Duffey
~ajD
G. N. Duffey
C. S. Taylor, Jr.
C. S. Taylor, Jr.
Vidette
P. F. Gorman
P. F. Gorman
P. F. Gorman
P. F. Gorman
Executive Connni ttee
Capt. P. 3. :Iooe
Capt. P. B. Hooe
Capt. P. B. Rooe
Capt. P. B. Rooe
Executive Comrni ttee
Geo \-lise
Geo.
Geo Wise
Geo v-ase
Executive Committee
Thos. H. h'hite
Thos. vI. :·/hi te
Thos vI.
Thos. il. White
~nax
~vise
Bugler
\J. arfield
~vhi te
J. C. Sm:i th
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J. C. SITti th
R. E. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans
Alexandria, Virginia
* CAMP OFFICERS *
Elected
April 4, 1892
April 3, 1893
April 2, 1894
April 1, 1895
Commander
W. A. Smoot
W. A. Smoot
W. A. Smoot
W. A. Smoot
1st Lieut. Crner.
Jno. R.
Jno. R.
Zi~~erman
Jno. R. Zimmerman
Jno. R. Zimmerman
2nd Lieut. Cndr.
Capt. Thos. Perry
Capt. Thos. ?erry
Capt. Thos. Perry
Capt. Thos. Perry
3rd Lieut. C!!rlr.
Edmund Berkley
G. Wm Ramsey
G. Wm. Ramsey
G. Wm Ramsey
Adjutant
Edgar h arfie1d
Edgar Warfield
Edgar Warfield
Edgar Warfield
Quartermaster
R. M. IJatham
R. M. Latham
R. M. Latham
R. M. Latham
Chaplain
Rev. G. H. Norton
Rev.G. H. Norton
Rev. Kinlock Nelson
K. Kemper
Surgeon
Dr. 13edford Brown
Dr. Bedford Brown
Dr. Bedford 3rown
Dr. Bedford Brown
Treasurer
Capt. R. F. Knox
Capt. R. F. Knox
Capt. R. F. Knox
Capt. R. F. Knox
Officer of the Day
C. S. Taylor, Jr.·
C. S. Taylor, Jr.
C. S. Taylor, Jr.
C. S. Taylor, Jr.
Vidette
P. F. Gorman
P. F. Gorman
P. F. Gorman
P. F. Gorman
Capt. ?
Ca~t.
Capt. P.3. Roce
Capt. P. B. Roce
Exceutive
Zimmer~an
T
C omni ttee
B. Hooe
P. B.
~ooe
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Executive Com.'nittee
Thos W. White
Thos W. ~..Thi te
Thos W. Whi fa
Tho~
Executive Committee
G"?o.
A. C. Wyckoff
A. C. Hyckoff
A. C. Wyckoff
W. H. Yeatman
A. F. Cox
Bu~ler
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Hi~e
J. C. S!T1i th
Financial Secretary ~I
II
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W. Whi te
Office of Bu~ler abolished by Camp action on May 1, 1893.
Office of Finan~ial Secretary established by Camp action on April 2, 1894.
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R. E. Lee Ca:no, Confederate Veterans
Alexandria, Virginia
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Camp OFFICERS
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Elected
April 6, 1896
April 5, 1897
April 4, 1898
April J, 1899
Commander
Capt. Thomas Perry
G. William Ramsey
Edgar Warfield
A. C. Wyckoff
1st Ljeut. CTTrlr.
G. W!"l Ram5ey
Edgar Warfield
A. C Wyckoff
J. C. Wilburn
2nd Lieut.
Ede;ar Warfield
A. C. Wyckoff
J. C. Wilburn
P. F. Gorman
3rd Lieut. Cmdr.
A. C. Wyckoff
J. C. Williams
p. F. Gorman
E. C. Graham
J\djutant
J. C. Milburn
E. H. O'Brien
E. H. O'Brien
E. H. O'Brien
Quartermaster
Andrew Sullivan
Andrew Sullivan
Andrew Sullivan
Andrew Sullivan
Chaplain
Rev. J. T.
Rev. J. T. Williams
Rev. J. T. Williams
Rev. J. T. Williams
Surgeon
Dr. Bedford Brown
Dr. Bedford Brown
Dr. Harold Snowden
Dr. Harold Snowden
Treasurer
Capt. R. F. Knox
Capt.. R. F. Knox
Capt. R. F. Knox
Capt. R. F. Knox
Officer of the Day
W. W. Sherwood
W. W. Sherwood
W. H. May
W. H. May
Vidette
S. C. Boush
Wm H. May
c. W. Mander
C. W. Mander
Executive Committee
Thos. White
Thos. Whi t.e
Thos. White
Thos. White
~xecu tive
W. H. Bacon
W. H. Bacon
W. H. Bacon
W. H. Bacon
Executive Committee
Jno S. Blackburn
J. S. Blackburn
J. S. Blackburn
J. S. Blackburn
Colo,.. Bp,arer
F. J. Pmoler
F. J. ?m<{er
Jno. W!"l Sutherland
J. H. Sutherland
W.
W. H. SherwooC
w.
W. W. SheM<{ood
Fjnanc~al
C~r.
Cornmi t tee
SAcrptarv
1-,1.
William~
SherN'ood
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W. Sher'trooo
R. E. Lee
Cam~,
Confederate Veteran5
Alexandria, Virginia
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CA.,.Jo1P OFFICERS
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6, 1903
Elected
A!,ril 2, 1900
April I, 1901
April 7, 1902
April
Commander
J. C. Wilburn
P. F. Gorman
E. C. Graham
K. Kemper
1st Lieut. Cmdr.
P. F. Gorl'l8.n
g. C. Graham
K. Kemper
E.
2nd IJieut. Cmdr.
E. C. Graham
K. Kemper
Andrew Sullivan
John M. Johnson
3rc:? Lieut. Cmdr.
K. Kemper
A. Sullivan
E. H. O'Brien
W. H. May
Adjutant
E. H. O'Brien
E. H. O'Brien
S. C. Boush
S. C. Boush
QuarterTlla5ter
Andrew Sullivan
S. C.
W. H. May
J. W. Hammond
Chaplain
F. J. Brooke
Frank J. Brooke
F. J. Brooke
F. J. Brooke
Surgeon
Dr. Harold Snowden
Dr. H. Snowden
Dr. J. S. Powell
Dr. John S. Powell
Treasurer
W. W. Sherwood
W. W. Sherwood
hI. W. Sher..looC
W. W. Sherwood
Officer of the Day
Alexander I.yle!'>
Alexander Lyles
Alexander Lyles
Alexander Lyles
Vidette
C. W. Hander
Oscar Tubman
O. Tubman
Chas. S. Taylor, Jr.
Executive Committee
F. J. Davidson
F.
F. J. Davidson
F. J. Davidson
Executive Committee
T. W. \';hi te
T. W. Whi te
Thos. W. Whi te
Thos. W. White
Executive Commi. ttee
J. S. Blackburn
J. S. Blackburn
Jno. S. Blackburn
J. S. Blackburn
J. W. Sutherland
J. W. Sutherland
J. W. Sutherland
J. W. Sutherland
W. W. Sherwood
Vacant
Vacant
Vacant
Color
B~arer
Financial Secretary
Bou~h
J. Davidson
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H. O'Brien
R. E. Lee Camp, Confederate
Veteran~
Alexandria, Virgi nia
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CAMP OFFICERS
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Elected
April 4, 19()4.
April J, 1905
April 2, 1906
April 7, 1907
Commander
E. H. O'Brien
John M. Johnson
William H. May
W. A. Smoot
1st Lieut. Cndr.
J. M. Johnson
William H. May
William A. Smoot
W. W. Sherwood
2nd Lieut. Cmdr.
W. H. May
Samuel C. Boush
W. W. Sherwood
J. W. Hammond
Jrd Lieut. Crrrlr.
S. C. Boush
W. W. Sherwood
John W. Hammond
John Hooff
Adjutant
R. M. Latham
Richard M. Latham
Chas. S. Taylor
Chas. S. Taylor
Quartermaster
J. W. Hammond
.J ohn W. Hammond
Alexander Lyles
Alexander Lyles
Chaplain
Frank J. Brooke
Rev. F. J. Brooke
K. Kemper
K. Kemper
Surgeon
Vacant
Vacant
Vacant
Vacant
Treasurer
W. W. Sherwood
W. W. Sherwood
W. W. Sherwood
W. W. Sherwood
Officer of the Day
Chas. S. Taylor
Chas. S. Taylor
Jesse Murray
Jesse Murray
Vidette
R. N. Crook
Robert N. Crook
Benton Chinn
W. H. Yeatman
Exe cutive Com.1'IIit tee
Vacant
Edgar
Edgar Warfield, Sr.
Edgar Warfield, Sr.
Executive Committee
Vacant
Geo. Wm Ramsey
Geo. Wm Ramsey
G. W. Ramsey
Execu tive Commi ttee
Vacant
F. J. Davidson
F. J. Davidson
F. J. Davidson
Color Bearer
J. W. Sutherland
Vacant
Vacant
Vacant
~arfield,
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R. E.
L~e
CaMp,
Conf~derate
Veterans
Alexandria, Virginia
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CAMP OFFICERS
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4, 1910
Elected
April 4, 1908
April 6, 1909
April
Commander
w.
W. A. Smoot
w.
1st Lieut. Cmdr.
J. W. Hammond
J as. W. Hammond
J. H. Hammond
2nd Lieut. Cmdr.
John Hooff
John Hooff
Jesse Murray
)rd Lieut. Cnrlr.
R. F. Knox
Jesse Hurray
John Hooff
Adjutant
Chas. S. Taylor
Chas. S. Taylor
Chas. S. Taylor
Quartermaster
Alexarrler Lyles
R. M. Latham
R.
Chaplain
Koscinsko Kemper
K. Kemper
J. P. Hoody
Surgeon
Vacant
Vacant
Vacant
Treasurer
C. S. Taylor
C. S. Taylor
C. S. Taylor
Officer of the Day
Jesse Hurray
G. Wm Ra-nsey
G. Wm Ramsey
Vidette
W. H. Yeatman
J. R. Jasper
J. R. Jasper
Executive Commi. t tee
Edgar
~oJ arfield
Edgar Warfield
Edgar Warfield
Executive Committee
G. itim
Rams~y
G. Wm Ramsey
G. Wm Ramsey
Executive CotlWIi. ttee
F. J. Davidson
F. J. Davidson
F. J. Davidson
A. Smoot
A. Smoot
M~
I.atham
The ~1inute Book for R. E. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans after Narch 6, lqll appear to have been lost.
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R. E. I,ee Camp, Confederate Veterans
* Alexandria, Virp,:inia *
The old minute books of the R. E. Lee Camp, Co~fed~rate Veterans at
Alexandria, Virginia reflect the constant efforts of the Confederate
Veterans to provide for the welfare of their
families in need.
Presented here are
co~~ades,
entrie~
books that present general interest for most
lddows and
from the Camp minute
reader~.
June 30, 1884
Former members of the 17th Virginia Regiment met at Concordia Hall,
Alexandria,
Vir~inia
to consider formation of the "17th Virginia
Infantry A!"sociation of Alexandria, Virgj.nia".
el~cted Chair~n
Capt. R. F. Knox was
and Edgar Warfield as Secretary.
Jno R. Zimmerman that the formation of an
and that of a CaMp be formed similar to
On
A~~ociatlon
tho~e
mo~ion
of Mr.
be abandon8d
in other Ci tie~ in the
State.
July 7, 1884
Pursuant to a call made tr.rough the Alexandria Gazette the Confederate
Veterans that had honorably
the Confederate
~erved
Council Chambers to form a Camp.
State~
met at the
Camp By-Laws '"ere adopted and the
election of officers held for the new Camp.
April 6, 1885
Appointment of a Committee of five to handle fund raising for a
Monument to the Confederate Dead.
Appointed were W. A. Smoot;
Edgar Warfield; R. M. Latham; Jno R. Zimrner!'1an and F. I.. Chase.
May 24, 1889
Dedication of t.he Honument to the Confederate Dead at Washington
and Prince Streets with unveiling of the Honu'nent by
Mi~s
Beverly Corse, daughter of General M. D. Corse, C S A.
the day was Governor Fi tzhugh Lee of Virginia.
Orator of
Benediction for the
dedication was offered by Rev. Kinlock Nelson, D D.
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Virginia
February 3, 1890
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Captain P. B. Hooe conveyed request of Miss Kate W. Taylor asking
Camp to place slab or other stone to mark graves of two Confederate
soldiers who died in Union Hospital at J\lexandria during the War.
Miss Taylor having recently had their bodies disinterred and buried
in her family lot in st Paul's Cemetery (Lot
59).
March 3, 1890
Camp purchased single stone from ltlUl Chauncey for two Confederate
graves requested by Miss Taylor the men having died at Mauston House
Hospital.
Names entered on stone as J. C. Jolly, Co. H, 60th Ga.
Inf. died Sept. 11, 1862 and JnoGlaudell, Co. K, 1st Va. Cavalry
died May
May
5,
1863.
5, 1890
The 24th Day of May of each year having been selected as the
't onfederate
Decoration Day", for Alexandria City.
October 1, 1890
Camp attended Confederate Monument dedication at Fairfax Court House.
June 6, 1892
Camp directed painting of railing around Monument.
Camp adopted uniform of grey coat; blue pants with gold cord at seam;
and hat similar to that worn by Lee Camp of Richmond.
Dc tober 3, 1892
Camp adopted cap available from Robert Arnold Store this City to have
black and gold cord with white metal wreath and letters I'C V" on black
velvet back.
November 7, 1892
Camp acquired Lots 169 and 170, Section E, Bethel Cemetery by deed
numbers 162 and 166 for use of Camp comrades. W. H. May d.onated Lot 170.
January 2, 1893
Communication of Jno Henderson to remove from his family vault the
remains of a Confederate soldier, J. S. Robertson from near Buford,
North Carolina who died at Washington, D. C. in 1862.
Camp motion
that he be buried in Lee Camp lots at Bethel Cemetery.
April 3, 1893
Camp approved burial of Capt. A. D. Haynes, a member of the Con­
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federate Veterans Association of Washington, D. C., in our grounds
by their request. (Bethel Cemetery, Section E, Lot 170, Grave 1).
May 31, 1893
Camp went in body to Richmond for re-interment. of the remains of
President Jefferson Davis.
On this occasion the Camp flag; Battle
flag and Virginia State flag were carried.
March 5, 1894
The Ladies Auxiliary Association had met today to form a temporary
organization and issued a call for a meeting on March 12th to make
a permanent organization.
April 2, 1894
The Ladies Auxiliary Association reported to the Camp the succ88sful
organization of that Association.
February 13, 1895
The Camp assembled and escorted the remains of General Montgomery Dent
Corse, C S A from his home on North Washington Street to St Pauls.
Church and then to the cemetery.
October 7, 1895
Camp purchased new carpet for Columbia Engine Company room.
April 6, 1896
There is the Hary Custis Lee Chapter of the Daughters of the Con­
federacy which is in a flourishing condition.
They are also ready
to help our Comrades and families that need, as well as, assist
l.ee Camp in all their good work.
They have sent a member of Lee
Camp to the Soldiers Home at Richmond, having paid $150.00 his
expenses there for the next twelve months.
They have also contributed
$ 50.00 to the fund f or the impr ovement of the Honument site.
October 17, 1896
Chartered by Grand Camp.
August 2, 1897
Women's Auxiliary of R. E. l.ee Camp having made a Confederate Battle
Flag for use at funerals of Camp members, called by the ladies, ''Work
of Lovett.
Flag presented at Camp meeting by Hrs. Jas. E. Alexander.
Flag made by Miss Annie Pierpoint.
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Mav 14, 1898
Camp met to eseort Co. F, 3rd Regiment, Virginia Volunteers,
Alexandria Lil5ht Infantry to the '.-.Tashington Southern Depot,
they having been ordered to Richmond, Virginia 'to be mustered
into the service of the United States.
August 1, 1898
The members of ;';arv Custis Lee Cha?ter, U D C presented to the
Camp a 50lendtd hall table.
December 27, 1899
Remains of Col. Richard Samuel Johnson brought to this Cit;;:- for
burial
fro~
Orange, N. J.
Remains escorted
fro~
home of Mrs.
George Johnson to Presbyterian Ceme-tery.
April 2, :'900
Carno COln!'nander Wyckoff said, "Worth~r of special tribute is our
"..Jomen's Auxiliary' that band of noble Southern Women, who respond
so cheerfully to our
render
a5si~tance
reque~ts
for help and who are ever ready to
to the families of f11Elmbers of Le'3 Camp
~o1hen
in
need.
June 4, 1 8 00
Accented
in~~te
of
l7~h
Virginia Regiment Chapter, U D C to me9t
with them at "Colross" the home of \0/. A. Smoot.
December 3, 1900
Upon motion the
~~onument
Comrni ttee was requested to place the name
of Lieut. Jas W. Jackson upon the Monument. to Alexandria Confederate
Soldiers killed in Battle.
January 7, 1901
Communications frotTl the v-Iomen' 5 AUXiliary of Lee Camp and l1ary Custis
Lee Chapter, U D C containing donati.ons of $15.00 from eaeh bcdy to
assist the CatTlp in paying the expenses of the Camp Hall.
Harch 4, 1901
COMmUnication from 17th Virginia Regiment Chapter, U D C enclosing
check for $15.00 toward expenses of Lee Camp Hall was received.
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September 15, 1901
Meeting of Camp to plan to attend funeral of our late President
Septe~ber
William Mc Kinley in uniform on Tuesday,
17th.
October 7, 1901
Invi tation read and accept,ed for Camp to join Mar'.! Custis I,ee and
17th
Virgi~ta
Regiment Chapter5, U D C
on the evening of the ninth
in uniform to attend Annual Convention, Virginia
Divi~ion,
U D C
at Lyceum Hall.
January 29, lQ02
Ca"l10
a~ked
Sm t..h,
to
participat~
in local f'ervic':!s for Ha,jor CHfton H.
C S l\. who died in New York.
June 2,·1902
}~s.
Atkins requested to be buried in same lot 'Confederate' at
Bethel Cemetery
i~
same grave with her son Toler at her death,
th~
request !Sranted.
April 5, FW3
Camp
repl~r
to the Ladies Auxiliary in regarding their proposi Hon
as to pUrchasing a house for the use of the Camp and the Auxiliaries.
Camp accepted and
a~pointed
a committee to accomplish the purpose.
April 13, lQ03
The Ladies Auxiliary Met wi th the Camp for the purpose of talking
over the
mean~
purcha~e
and 1-Tays in regard to the
of the De Lagnel
residence for the use of the Camp.
J\pril 30, lCla}
Ca!!lO !"loved that a portion of the first floor of' th~ De Lagnel
proo~rty
be kept for
to have a
co~~ttee
Ca~p
to
and Auxiliary
a~~ist
in
pa}~ng
u~e.
The U D C Chapters
for the property.
May 15, 1903
Camp held
m8etin~
at Hall, Mrs. G. B. Carlin delivered the
the neON CaMp Home to Com"1lander K. KeMper.
key~
to
Commander Ke!llper responded
by returing the keys saying the "women lorere the ones that should kee?
the keysll.
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July
6, 190)
Moved by
Ca~p
that they purchase a seal for the
u~e
of the Camp
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to read, "R. E. Lee Camp No.2, Confederab3 Veterans, Incorporated,
June 8, 190)".
June 6, 1904
Comrades made individual donations for fence around Confederate
Monument.
September ), 1906
Camp motion to establish a room in the bUilding for all relics that
may be in the possession of the Camp.
The Ca!1p Chair of Gen. R. E. I.ae acce pted by Camp as gift from
Genl.
G. W. Lee.
Novl'lmber 5, 1906
Camp !';ent re501ution to Mrs.
mother,
Hr~.
J. Addison
Ha.ye~
on the death of her
Jefferson Davis •.
January 19, lQ07
Camp Me:"lorial Service at
Chri~t
Church for General R. E. Lee at noon.
Choir ~ang "Prayer i~ the S cuI's Sincere De sire" the favori te h:TTTln
of General Lee and "Onward Christian Soldiers ll •
February), 1908
Comrade J. R.
Zin~erman
made earnest appeal for establishing of a
Library of Dooks in regard to the late Civil War be kept in the
Hu~eu..11l
for the oenefi t of this Camp.
Com!YIi ttee appointed to collect
books for the Library were J. R. Zimmerman and Past COl"".J'1ander E.
Warfield.
April 4, 1908
Vernon W. Ashby made Honorary Member as he was too sick to come to'
Camp meeting.
Ashby served with Cld Do!1'linion Rifles and afterwards
Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry.
(Comrade Ashby died at Hashington, D
on April 22, 1908).
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January 10, 1909
Comrade S. B. Davis presented the Camp
i\.dvocate of
t.~e
~dth
a letter from Judge
Court Marshal which sentenced him to be hung. It
was a reply to one from Davis requesting him fo be present at the
execution.
(Note: S. B. Davis during the War -..ras the bearer of disoatches
between
Presi~ent
Davis at qichmond and the Hon. Jacob
the Confederate Agent in Canada.
arre~ted
Davis was
convicted and sentenced to death.
Tho~pson
as a sp,y:
S. B. Davis was made an Honorary
Member of:t. E. L.,e Camo on April 4,18137.)
January 26, 1909
Ca'llp met Hi th the Women's Auxiliary and the M. D. Corse Ca1'!!p,
Son!" of
Veteran~
to welcome the
Rich~ond
Ho:r;ritzers.
November 1, 1909
Camp thanks to J. R. Zimmerman for papers relating to transfer of
ConfederatE! dead from National Cemetery to
Chri~t
Church Yard.
April 4, 1910
Comrade Zimmerman read a statement to the record concerning the
Confederate dead in Christ Church Yard in the
J\ugustine and Ja'lles Cox.
ca~e
of' ,James
These two soldiers "rere caught at the
hou~e of Mr. Reid near Burke's Station (Fairfax County, Virginia)
the night of February 17, 1865 and were killed by a detAchment of
U. S. Cavalry.
Comrade
Zim.~erman,
Co. D, Fairfax Rifles, 17th
Virginia Regi'llent and Mr. Sutherland were
furlough visiting Mr. Isaac Hall but
able to escape capture.
nearb~
~tayin<:,
at the time on
in th"!
~ne~ ~'rere
Late on the niF;ht of February 17th an old
!'Jan and neighbor of Mr. Hall named Landon Deavers caMe over almost
breath1e~s
,~agon
an..-J t.old of the shooting and
to carry
t~e
pre~sing
of John Barker' 5
bodies to town. They also told the Reids that
if they had time they Hould go for the other
t:r;10
who the:,.' kne:-r were
in the neighborhood, meaning Southerland and ZinLl'I1erman.
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ROBERT E. LEE CAMP,
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C~NFEDERATE
A1exandri.. a'\'Vir~inia
MEMORIAL DA SPEAKERS
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Hay 24, 1900
Najor Peter J. Otey
Rev. Geo. H. Norton
May 24, 1901
Rev. E. V. Register
May 25, 1891
Comrade K. Kemper
May 26, 1902
Hon. S. W. T. Lanham
Mav 24, 1892
Judge John Cri tcher
May 25, 1903
Judge Duke
May 24, 1893
Rev. Kni10ck Nelson, D. D.
May 24, 19()4..
Comrade John H. Alexander
May 24, 1894-
Comrade J. M. Johnson
May 24, 1905
Major Holmes Conrad
May 24, 1895
Rev. W. F. Dunaway
May 24, 1906
Hon •. John Lamb
May 25, 1896
Rev. J. T. Williams
May 24, 1907
Rev. C. D. Bulla
May 24, 1897
Rev. Jno.
May 25, 1908
R. E. Lee, Jr.
May 24, 1898
Rev. Jno. Mc Gild
May 24, 1909
Hon. C. C. Carlin
May 2l.J., 1899
Rev. W. M. Dame
May 24, 1910
Hon. Chas. R. Thomas •
May 24, 1889
Governor Fitzhugh Lee
~~a'y
24, 1890
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VETSRANS
~assie
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Dedication of Confederate Monument, Washington and Prince St.reets, Alexandria, Va.
5:./
Grandson of General R. E. Lee.
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R. E. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans
Alexandria, Virginia
Listed belOW' are the names or Conf'ederate Soldiers and Sailors that joined
the Camp with date of membership and Confederate, service from available
records.
Sept. 1, 1884
Joshua Thanas - Co. A, 17th Virginia Infantry
Edward H. May - Pioneer Corps
Theo. L. Chase - Co. A, 17th Virginia Infantry
Francis J. Davidson - Co. A, 7th Virginia Infantry
Ordnance Depot-Memphis, Tenn.
Lieut. Co. B, Bureau Battalion,
, Robertson's Brigade, S. C.
J. P. Jordan - Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry, Sgt.
Dec.
1, 1884
G. William Ramsay - Co. A, 17th Virginia Infantry
Black Horse Troop, Co. H, 4th
Virginia Cavalry
John P. Robinson - Black Horse Troop, Co. H, 4th
Virginia Cavalry
John M. Johnson - 13th North Carolina Infantry
,
Co. D, 6th Virginia Cavalry (Clarke)
Jany
5, 1885
James T. Luckett - 13th Virginia Infantry
W. H. May - 9th Louisiana Infantry
Captain, Commissary Department
Joseph G. Lash - 3rd Virginia Infantry
8th Florida Infantry
R. C. Lee - Naval Brigade
George N. Durfey - Ordnance Department
R. M. Lawson - Captain, Floyd's Command
Co. K, 8th Virginia Cavalry
Feby
2, 1885
Julian Arnold - Stonewall Jackson's Troops
Frederick Schwab - Kemper's Battery
Imboden's Cavalry
Thomas Perry - 1st Lieut., Alexandria Riflemen
Co. A, 17th Virginia Infantry
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William A. Hammerdinger - Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
April
6, 1885
Martin L. Price - 1st Lieut., Co. A, 17th Virginia Inf.
May
4, 1885
Theodore H. Ficklin - Co. B, 40th Virginia Infantry
1st Lieut. ,Co. C, 2nd. Battalion,
1st Virginia Brigade, Virginia
Reserves
Surrendered Appomattox 4/9/1865
Aug.
3, 1885
John W. Peake - Co. A, 6th Virginia Cavalry
Courier tor General Stuart & General
Lomax
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Oct.
5, 1885
Jos. A. Blain - L. S. MarYa's Battery
Caskies Battery
Jany
4, 1886
Charles J. Wise - Co. A, 17th Virginia Infantry
Quartermaster Sergeant, 17th Virginia
Infantry
Surrendered. a~ Appomattox
May
3, 1886
Edmund Berkeley - Captain, Co. C, 8th Virginia Infantry
prODloted to Major in 1862
promoted to Lt. Col. in 1863
Thomas B. Hudson - Mount Vernon Guards, Co. E, 17th
Virginia Infantry
E. C. Graham - Black Horse Troop, Co. H, 4th Virginia
Cavalry
June ' 7, 1886
Willie B. Gregory - Surgeon, C S A
William H. Bacon - Old Dominion Rifles, Co. H, 17th
Virginia Infantry
July
5, 1886
D. H. Appich - Old Dominion Rifles, Co. H, 17th
Virginia Infantry
William Wheatley - Mount Vernon Guards, Co. E, 17th
Virginia Infantry
Orderly Sergeant, 5th Battalion,
Virginia Infantry
William Eveleth - Orange Artillery
Detailed to General Lee's Reserve
Ordnance train
Alexander Lyles - Mount Vernon Guards, Co. E, 17th
Virginia Infantry
William M. Javins - Alexandria Artillery, Kemper's
Battery
Thomas L. Kelly - Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
Jno Lawler - Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
Sept.
6, 1886
Henry T. Charles - Co. A, 5th Louisiana Infantry
William Darley - Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
J. Clinton Milburn - Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
Surrendered. at Appomattox
Nov.
1, 1886
Benton Chinn - Co. H, 6th Virginia Cavalry
Richard N. Roland - Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
Jany.
3, 1887
Lancelot M. Blackford - 24th Virginia Infantry
March
7, 1887
KinlockNelson -lstLieut., Ordnance Officer, Kemper's
Virginia Brigade, Pickett's Division
Kinsey Johns - Major & Inspector of Artillery in Field
Transportation
Willie F. Dement - Major, Maryland Artillery
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June
6, 1887
John J. Jamison - Co. 5, Washington Artillery of
New Orleans
Nov.
7, 1887
Francis L. Smith - Enlisted from Cadet Corps, Lexington,
Virginia, wounded twice at Battle of
New Market, Virginia
Later served ~n General Breckenridge's
Commam as Colonel
Dr. Bedford Brown - Surgeon for Daniel's Brigade 1862
Medical Director Department North
Carolina
Staff Officer for Major General
G.W. Smith
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L. Morgan Davis - Kemper's Battery
Co. H, 6th Virginia Cavalry
S. Chapman's Company, 43rd Virginia Bn.
(Mosby)
Eli H. Janney - Major, Quartermaster Depot, Headquarters
Arrrry of Northern Virginia on Staff of
General R. E. Lee
A. Magruder Tubman - Lieut. Enrolling Officer, Co. E,
17th Virginia Infantry
Feby.
6, 1887
A. M. Chichester - Appointed Captain of Engineers,
Engineer Bureau
April
2, 1888
G. Frank Kelley - Co. D, 8th Virginia Infantry, wounded
and captured at Gettysburg, Penna.
James W. Carr - Co. K, 9th Virginia Cavalry
George W. Francis - 18th Mississippi Infantry
Co. A, 7th Virginia Cavalry
Thomas E. Jasper - Floyd's Brigade, Co. E, 51st Virginia
Infantry
S. Magruder Dent - 1st Lieut., Co. B, 5th Virginia Cavalry
Sept.
3, 1888
Jno. T. Hill - Purchasing Agent for Howard Grove HosPital
Feby.
4, 1889
Joseph H. Clark - White's Bn.,Imboden's Command
April
1, 1889
Theo. C. Pilcher - Co. H, 4th Virginia Cavalry
J. Edward. Norris - Alexandria Artillery, 1861
White's Bn., Imboden's Brigade 1863
C. C. Semmes - Co. A, 17th Virginia Infantry
1st Lieut., Irish Volunteers
Charles W. Greenwood - Mount Vernon Guards, Co. E, 17th
Virginia Infantry
Amos B. Slaymaker - Co. K, 6th Virginia Cavalry
R. Henry Simps on - Alexandria Artillery
Co. A, 35th Virginia Battalion (Whites)
James W. Huntington - Davis Battalion, Imboden's Brigade
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June
3, 1889
John W. Waters - Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry, 1861
Co. G, 2nd Maryland Battalion
Charles W. Kelley - Alexandria Artillery, 1861
Co. F, Gilmore's Battalion, 1863
J. J. Atwell - Co. A, 8th Virg~ia Infantry
W. W. Sherwood - Prince William Rifles
August
5, 1889
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John T. Clark - Scott's Rangers I captured 1864
Orlando F. SDli th - Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
Sept.
2, 1889
Dr. M. A. Ish - Co. D, 17th Virginia Infantry
1st Virginia Infantry
Frank Hume October 7, 1889
Co. A, 21st Mississippi Regiment, Volunteer
Southrons of Vicksburg, MississiPPi
Willi&lll Murray - Richmond Home Guards, Co. A., 17th
Virginia Infantry
Oliver P. Johns on - Nels on Guards, 32nd Virginia Inf.
December 2,1889
William S. Wood -
Feby.
W. W. Adam -
March
3, 1890
3, 1890
Captain, Quartermaster's Department;
commanded Cavalry Company in local
defence forces at Richmond, Va.
Old Dominion Rifles, Co. H, 17th Virginia
Infantry, 1861
Co. D, 4th Virginia Cavalry, 1863
Seabury D. Smith -
Old Dominion Rifles, Co. H, 17th
Virginia Infantry
William G. Moore -
R. Welby Carter's Company, 1st
Virginia Cavalry
R. N. Crook -
Kemper's Battery
4)rd Virginia Cavalry Bn. (Mosby)
William J. Summers - Alexandria Artillery, Kemper's
Battery; Sergeant
George Wise -
Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry, 1861
1st Regiment Engineers, 1863
. Joel O. Adams -
Co. D, 8th Virginia Infantry
Co. H, 10th Virginia Infantry
43rd Virginia Battalion (Mosby)
Francis M. Angelo April
7, 1890
A. B. Parld.ns -
Co. E, 7th Virginia Cavalry
Dr. A. F. Cox -
Co. C, 9th Virginia Cavalry
Edwin H. O'Brien May
5, 1890
W. A.. Anderson -
43rd Mosby's Battalion
Edgar Sutherland R. H. BuUer -
Stuart Horse Artillery
Co. D, 17th Virginia Infantry
Co. D, 17th Virginia Infantry
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May
July
5,
1890
7, 1890
A. C. Wyckoff -
White's Canpany, Border Rangers, 35th
Virginia Battalion Cavalry
J. H. Clagett -
Co. A, 4th Virginia Cavalry
R. H. Shepherd -
Co. A, 4th Virginia Cavalry
John C. Nightingill R. W. West -
Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
19th Virginia Infantry
Clarence L. Broadus -
Southem Greys, 10th Virginia Int.
Co. D, 7th Virginia Cavalry
Richard A. Veitch H. H. Young J. T. Cox -
6th Virginia Cavalry
Enlisted 1861 at Lexington, Georgia;
comraanded last train that left Richmond
with rank of Lieutenant.
Co. E, 9th Virginia Cavalry
Sept.
1, 1890
November
J, 1890 W. Henry Nevitt - Powells Cavalry Virginia
Calvin H. Lambert Jesse Murray -
Prince William Cavalry
Co. A, 17th Virginia Infantry
March
2, 1891
Henry B. Poss -
Alexandria Artillery, Kemper 'sBattery
June
1, 1891
Philip T. Yeatman -
Montagues Gloucester Heavy Artillery
26th Virginia Infantry, Wises Brigade
John S. Blackburn -
Lieu t., Ordnance, Paynes Brigade
Cavalry, Arrrry Northern Virginia
Appointed. by Genl. Fitzhugh Lee as
Ordnance Officer for Lee's Cavalry
Division, Army Northern Virginia
Alexarder C. Williams Charles G. Schaffer November
2, 1891
J. H. Hammerley -
December
7, 1891
C. L. C. Miner -
January
4, 1892
Henry W. Kearney -
February 1, 1892 Daniel M. I,ee -
Fairfax Rifles, Co. D, 17th
Virginia Infantry
Co. F, 5th Virginia Battalion
Ordnance Depot
35th Virginia Battalion, Rosser's
Brigade
Albemarle Light Horse, 2nd Va. Cavalry
Wise's Troops Virginia
Lieut., Ordnance Department 1862
afterwards Captain
Served on General Sam Jones' Staff
Lieut., Co. D, 12th Va. Cavalry
Capt., Co. D, 12th Virginia Cavalry
Confederate states Navy
March
7, 1892 Robert A. Sorrell - Co. F, 6th Virginia Cavalry
April
4, 1892
June
6, 1892· Thomas Moss -
J. Stanley Neale -
Thomas H. Carter's Va. Battery
King William Artillery; Captain
wounded at Battle of Seven Pines
43rd Virginia Battalion (Mosby)
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June
6, 1892
John L. Parker - Tennessee Cavalry
July
4, 1892
G. C. Neale -
N09'ember
7, 1892
John A. Demaine -
February
6, 1893
Thos. M. Hou.cldns -
May
1, 1893
Enoch Nalls -
June
5, 1893
P. C. Hansborou.gh -
Co. E, 1st Virginia Infantry, Washington
Volunteers 1861
5th Virginia Infantry, 1862
McGregor's Battery, Stuarts Horse
Artillery'
43rd Virginia Cavalry (Mosby)
George L. Young -
September 3, 1893
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Co. A, 19th Virginia Infantry
Jno. Beckham -
Co. K, 17th Virginia Infantry
Alexandria Art1llery, Kemper's Batte
transferred 9/12/1863 to 2nd Maryland
Cavalry
Warrenton Rilles, Co. K, 17th Virginia
Infantry
1864 Lieut., Virginia Battalion
Surrend.ered. at Appomattox
Co. H, 17 Virginia Infantry
October
2, 1893
B. C. White -
November
6, 1893
Charles E. Mankin -
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
February 1, 1894
Nicholas Dawson - Captain, Co. A, 7th Virginia Cavalry
March
5, 1894
J. R. Jasper -
June
4, 1894
Jno. T. Drowns - Kemper's Battery
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Co. H, 49th Virginia Infantry
M. J. Matthews -
February
4, 1895
Co. A, 8th Virginia Infantry
George Washington -
Co. H, 4th Virginia Cavalry,
Black Horse Cavalry
John M. Adrian - Loudoun Artillery
March
26, 1895
Dr. Louis E. Gott -
Surgeon in Confederate States Army
William S. Greene -
Engineer Corps, C S A
June
3, 1895
Richard W. Ga.1llard­ 12th South Carolina Cavalry
August
5, 1895
Rev. J. T. Williams W. H. Underwood. -
Co. D, 43rd. Virginia Cavalry
(Mosby)
Mount Vernon Guards, Co. E, 17th
Virginia Infantry
October
7, 1895
John W. Ha.rmnond - 43rd Virginia Cavalry, Mosby's Bn.
November
4, 1895
Henry A. Crump -
July
6, 1895
Richard L. Rotchford - Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
Ordnance Depot, Danville. Va.
A. C. Lamstreet -
Co. F, 60th Virginia Regiment
Powell's Cavalry
6th Virginia Cavalry
B. P. Colbert - Co. H, 4th Virginia Cavalry, Black Hors
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Dr. N. B. Nevett - SurgeCl'l, 38th Battalion Virginia
Artillery
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James Aldifficer -
June
Charles W. Mander -
7, 1897
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B. F. Pitts -
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October
4, 1897
Co. A, 30th Virginia Infantry,
Corporal
Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
Barney Deavers -
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Co. A, 17th Virginia Cavalry
Old Dominion I{1fles, Co. H, 17th
Virginia Infantry
Col. Delaware Kemper -
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Capt. ,Alexandria Artillery, 1861
Ma j91", Artillery, S. D. Lee's
Battalion, 1862
Lt. C01., Artillery under Genl.
Beauregard, 1863
Colonel, Artillery under Genl.
J. E. Johnston, 1864
Dr. Harold Snowden - Surgeon, 17th Virginia Infantry
April
4, 1898
November 7, 1898
Fountain Beattie -
William E. Ennis - Prince William Cavalry
Co. C, 47th Virginia Infantry
March
6, 1899
J. W. B. Parker -
Co. C, 17th Virginia Infantry
July
3, 1899
Thomas L. Kelly -
Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
June
6, 1900
F. J. Brooke -
January
1, 1901
Dr. John S. Powell -
May
6, 1901
Jno L. Marye - Sergeant, Fredericksburg Artillery
June
3, 1901
Jno S. Greene -
June
2, 1902
John T. Drowns -- Kemper's Battery
Co. G, 3rd Battalion
Courier wi. th General
captured with him at
and paroled with him
October
6, 1902
24, 1904
Prince William Troop, 4th
Virginia Cavalry
4th Chesapeake Battery of Maryland,
Captain Joseph Forrest
Attached to Staff or Gen1. Pendleton
John A. Arnold -
Old Dominion Rifles, Co. H, 17th
Virginia Infantry
David G. Watkins May
Virginia Infantry
G. W. C. Lee and
SaUor's Creek
April, 1865
Washington Light Infantry, Hampton's
Legion, South Carolina
Lieut., Engineer Corps, Army- Northern
Virginia
John G. Hooff -
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1st Lieut., Co. E, 43rd Battalion
Virginia Cavalry (Mosby)
Kemper's Battery
J. L. Reid
March
6,
May
1, 1905
Capt. Herbert Bryant - Adjutant, 17th Virginia Infantry
June
5, 1905
John W. Green -
19 05
Charles F. Franks - Co. E, 8th Virginia Infantry
Major, Quartermaster Department
William. P. McKnight -
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Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
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6, 19Q5
Jolm Doheny -
March
4, 1907
Ge orge J. Head J. W. Garner -
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Co. G, 17th Virginia Int"antry
1, 1907
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Luther B. Hall - Co. G, 23rd Virginia Infantry
Booker C. Hall - Sturdivant's Battery
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Albert L. McAllister -
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Charles Duffey -
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December
2, 1907
J. A. Marshall -
February
3, 1908
Beverly R. Mason -
Stribling's Battery
H. N. Brawner April
4, 1908
Geo. I. Thomas - Alexandria Riflemen & Washington
Artillery
B. C. Willis
May
25, 1908
June
1, 1908
J. B. Woody - 37th Virginia Infantry
January
4, 1909
J. B. Spicer -
November
6, 1909
J. H. Wiltshire - First Engineers
Co. G, 49th Virginia Infantry
George W. Grayson - 49th Virginia Infantry
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CONFEDERATE VETERJlli HONOR ROLL, Alexandria, Virginia
"They died in the Consciousness of duty faithfully Performed"
Name
w.
Organization
Birth/Death
Grave Location
Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
B: 7/17/1817
D, 10/ 9/1877
Union Cemetery, Lot 1 -2W Circle
ADDISON, John F.
Lieut., Co. G, 17th Virginia Inf.
D:
5/ 5/1862
Williamsburg, Virginia
AlLISON, George W.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
D:
1/15/1887
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
AI.LIS 00 , Jno H.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
ANGELO, Francis M.
Co. H, 10th Virginia Infantry
D: 10/15/1928
Arlington Cemetery, Grave 157-A, Sec.16
ARNOLD, Julian
Stonewall Jackson's Troops
B:
D:
5/18/1f!J+7
5/15/1887
Methodist Protestant Cemetery, Lot 76
ASHBY, Robert S.
Colonel, C S A
D:
6/ 2/1877
Union Cemetery, Grave 1, Lot 242,Div W
ASHBY, Vernon W.
Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
D:
4/22/1908
Washington, D. C.
D:
2/17/1e1JS
Chr1st Church Yard Mound
ADAM, W.
AUGUSTINE, James
AVERY, Richard W.
Union Cemetery, Grave 5, Lot 120, Div E
Co. A, 17th Virginia Infantry
Detailed to GenL Pickett's Hq.
B: 11/22/1839
D: 5/24/1899
Presbyterian Cemetery
BACOO, William H.
Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
B:
D:
6/17/1842
4/10/1899
Union Cemetery, Lot 166, Div E
BAIJ..ENGER, Clinton P.
Old Virginia Rifles, 17th Virginia
Infantry - fell at \olilliamsburg
B:
7/ 4/1843
BAlJ,ENGER, Frank S.
Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
D:
51 S/le1J2
8/31/1e1J2
Union Cemetery, Grav~ 1, Lot 73, Div W
D:
BAl..LENGER, Robert W.
Co. F, 6th Virginia Cavalry
B: 7/ 1/1837
D: 11/17/1919
BAMBURG, William
Lieuto ,Co H, 42nd Mississippi
D:
5/14/1e1J4
Christ Church Yard Mound
Lieut., Kemper's Artillery, C S A
B:
7/
S t Paul's Cemetery
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BAYLISS, R.
H.
D:
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6/
/1834
/1896
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
S t Paul's Cemetery
BECKHAM, J no.
Warrenton Rifles, Co K, 17th
Virginia Infantry
B: 1842
D: 1917
S t Paul's Cemetery
BERKELEY, James
CS A
D:
Presbyterian Cemetery
6/19/1882
Christ Church Cemetery, Lot 69
BERRY, Douglas
BLACKBURN, Jno Sinclair Lieut., Ordnance Officer, Paynes
Brigade Cavalry, A. N. V.
B: 10/ 9/1838
D: 12/ 1/1911
S t Paul's Cemetery
BLACKFORD, Lancelot M.
B: 2/23/1837
Ivy Hill Cemetery, Sec M, Lot 5,
Site 5
24th Virginia Infantry
D: 5/23/1914
B01TOO, John
Bethel Cemetery, Lot 170, Sec. E
Grave 3
BRADl.EY, James
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec G, 81 BW
BRANNON, James
Corporal, Co. G, 17th Virginia
Infantry
D: 9/ 7/1885
St Nary's Cemetery, Sec B, 8B
BRENT, George W.
Hajor on Beauregard's Staff
D: 1/ 2/1872­
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec J, 89
BRENT, Heath J.
Stribling's Battery
D: 3/25/1M5
Christ Church Cemetery, Lot 21
BREWIS, T. Anthony
Christ Church Cemetery
BROCKETT, Edgar Longden
B: 1825
D: 1887
Presbyterian Cemetery, Lot 148
BROCKETT, Walter Burnett
B: 1828
D: 1889
Presbyterian Cemetery, Lot 148
BRCWN,Alexander H.
B: 11 /23/1832
D: 3/ 9/1895
Bethel Cemetery, Lot 103, Sec. A
Grave 7
BRONN, Anderton
Co. F, 3rd North Carolina
D: 12/14/1M3
Christ Church Yard Mound
BRYANT, Herbert
Captain, Adjutant 17th Virginia
Infantry & aide-de-camp to
General M. D. Corse
B: 5/19/1843
D: 4/11/1914
Ivy Hill Cemetery, Sec F, Lot
Site 2
BUCHANAN, Robert E.
Died at Brandy Station Age 18 years
D:
8/ 9/tMl
Methodist Protestant Cemetery,Lot 40
BUCHANAN, Robert E. Jr. Died at Lynchburg Age 23 years
D:
3/24/1M2
Methodist Protestant Cemetery,Lot 40
BUTIER, Thos. H.
Co. C, 17th Virginia Infantry
D:
3/23/1881
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
BUZHARDT, Abner M.
Co. K, 11 thSouth Carolina
D:
9/ 8/1M4
Christ Church Yard Hound
- 27 ­
54,
- C ­
CARLIN, William H.
CS A
B.
D.
CARR, James W.
Co. K, 9th Virginia Cavalry
CAR'lER, John
Co. I, 10th Florida
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
D.
1/29/1829
3/13/1870
5/ 4/1908
Remains shipped by Demaine
DI
9/14/1864
Christ Church Yard Mound
CASEY, Michael
St Mary's Cemetery
CHALMERS, Algeron C.
D.
CHAPMAN, John Seabury C, S A
BI 1835
D. 1880
Presbyterian Cemetery
CHARLES, Henry T.
B.
Union Cemetery
Co. A, Louisiana 5th Infantry
D.
3/28/1900
4/21/1837
6/ 5/1892
st Paul's Cemetery, Lot
34
CHASE, Theo. L.
Co. A, 17th Virginia Infantry
surrendered at Appomattox
D. 10/ 7/1907
Died at Richmond, Virginia
CHAUNCEY, Thomas A.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
D. 1/
Trini1:\}r Methodist Cemetery
CHEENEY, Lemuel
Co. C, 44th North Carolina
D. 10/19/1863
Christ Church Yard Mound
CHINN, Benton
Co. H, 6th Virginia Cavalry
B.
4/1874­
7/17/1844
4/16/1926
Ivy Hill" Cemetery, Sec M, Lot 60, Site 1
D.
CLARK, John T.
Scott's Rangers
D.
3/22/1897
Died at Washington, D. C.
CLARK, Joseph
Kemper's Battery
D.
8/11/1896
Trinity Methodist Cemetery
CLINE, Bernard R.
C S A
st Paul's Cemetery
COLEMAN, Joseph H.
Secret Service, C S A
B. 10/25/1839
D. 7/ 7/1907
D. 2/16/1894
COLEMAN, Samuel S.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
D:
6/26/1886
Trin1 ty Methodist Cemetery
COLLINGWOR TH, R obt M Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
D.
1/19/1891
Methodist Protestant Cemetery, Lot 107
COCK, Mortimer
Trimty Methodist Cemetery
St Mary's Cemetery
COOPER, Samuel
Adjutant General, C S A
B: 1798
D. 1876
Christ Church Cemetery
COOPER, Samuel Jr.
Major, C S A
B. 1836
D. 1908
Christ Church Cemetery
CCRSE, Montgomery Dent Brigadier General, C S A
D.
COtlLING, William
2/13/1895
St Paul's Cemetery
Methodist Protestant Cemetery, Lot 53
- 28 ­
COX, A. F.
Co. C, 9th Virginia Cavalry
D:
9/16/1902
St Paul's Cemetery
COX, Gambriel
ls t North Carolina
D:
6/24/1863
Christ Church Yard Mound
D:
2/17/1865
Christ Church Yard Hound
Ivy Hill Cemetery, Sec. P, Lot 9
Site 1
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
COX, James
CRITCHER, John
Lt. Col., 15th Virginia Cavalry
B:
D:
1820
9/27/1901
CROOK, Bernard C.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
D:
3/15/1873
CRooS, Thomas R.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
D:
2/22/1896
CRUMP, Jas. T.
Trinity l'1ethodist Cemetery
B: 4/ 7/1822
D: 10/14/1892
Union Cemetery, Div E, Lot 113,
Grave 1
- D­
DANIEL, Horrace V.
C S A
B: 1846
D: 1881
Union Cemetery
DARLEY, William
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
B: 1820
D: 10/ 4/1897
Bethel Cemetery, Lot 22, Sec C,
GraY'e 8
DARY, William
Citizen
D:
Christ Church Yard Hound
DAVIDSON, Francis J Lieut., Co. B, Bureau Bn,
Robertson's Brigade South Carolina
6/ 3/1865
B: 1838
D: 1921
DAVIS, John Bennett Partizan Ranger, Virginia
Christ Church Yard Mound
DAVIS , Samuel Boyer Courier for President Jefferson Davis
with Hon. Jacob Thompson, Confederate
Agent in Canada. Captain, C S A
DAWSON, Nicholas
st Paul's Cemetery
Captain, 7th Virginia Cavalry
B: 12/ 5/1843
D: 9/24/1914
Ivy Hill Cemetery, Sec P, Lot 37
. Site 2
B: 1835
Ivy Hill Cemetery, Sec
Site 2
fl,
Lot 12,
D:
8/
Dr
2/ 6/1911
de LAGNEI., Julius A Colonel, Artillery C S A
D:
6/ 3/1912
DELIHUNT, John
Co. G, 17th Virginia Infantry
D: 12/22/1895
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec II, 146 W
DElI PREY , John A.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
D: 10/23/1869
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
DENT, S. Magruder
Lieut., Co. B, 5th Virginia Cavalry
D: .1/31/1893
St Mary's Cemetery
De VAUGHN, John T.
First Sergeant, Co. E, 17th Virginia
Infantry
D:
DEAVERS, Barney
Old Dominion Rifles, Co. H, 17th
Virginia Infantry
- 29 ­
2/19c:£:,
8/ 8/1903
St Paul's Cemetery
D:
Commissary Department, C S A
DOUGLAS I R. Steuart
JX:1.NNEY, Michael
IRCWNS, John T.
Kemper's Battery
llJFFEY, Ge orge
Major, 2nd Regiment Artillery
surrendered at Appomattox
OOFFEY, Ge orge N.
Ordnance Department
Presbyterian Cemetery
D: 11/20/1887
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec J, 90 W
D: 12/21/1904
D: 7/10/1896
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
B:
Trini ty Hethodist Cemetery
D:
IULANEY, William H.
9/ 1/1894
1/ 8/1850
8/31/1889
Captain, Co. 0, 17th Virginia
Infantry
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
St Paul's Cemetery
- E ­
D:
7/26/1M4
Christ Church Yard Hound
EIJ..IOTT, E. Franklin Kemper's Battery - wounded at
Fraziers Farm
D:
7/ 3/1862
Methodist Protestant Cemetery, Lot 53
EMBREY, William D.
D:
6/ 4/1elJ4
Christ Church Yard Mound
D:
7/ 7/1elJ2
st Paul's Cemetery
ELIER, James E.
Musician, Co. H, 25th Tennessee
Citizen
EMMERSON, B. Franklin
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry ­
wounded at Fraziers Farm
- F ­
FAIRFAX, Albert
Surgeon, Confederate States Army
FICKLIN, Theodore H. Lieut., Co. C, 2nd Bn, 1st Virginia
Brigade, Virginia Reserves
surrendered at Appomattox
D: 10/25/1887
Ivy Hill Cemetery, Sec F, Lot 56,
Site 4
B:
D:
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec G - 23
3/13/18#0
5/ 1/1919
FIELD, Henry Ao
Presbyterian Cemetery
FIRTICH, Charles
Coo F, 25th South Carolina
D:
8/27/1elJ4
Christ Church Yard Hound
FLEMING, H. L. B.
Co. I, 25th South Carolina
D:
9/24/1elJ4
Christ Church Yard l'1ound
FlEMING, William
B:
7/16/1895
Bethel Cemetery, Sec C, I,ot 19,
Grave 8
FGI.LE, Rollins
D:
3/ 8/1873
Christ Church Cemetery
D:
9/
Christ Church Yard Mound
FRAZIER, Daniel V.
Corporal, Co. B, 7th South Carolina
Battery
- 30 ­
9/1elJ4
A,
FRANCIS, G. W.
18th Mississippi Infantry & Co.
7th Virginia Cavalry
FROLIC, William J.
Sergeant, Co. F, 25th South Carolina
D:
4/ 8/1910
Bethel Cemetery
D:
9/10/1864
Christ Church Yard Mound
D:
2/ 9/1905
Buried Winnsboro, South Carolina
5/ 5/1863
St Paul's Cemetery, Lot 59
- G -
GAILLARD, Richard W. 12th South Carolina Cavalry
GLAUDELL, Jno.
Confederate soldier died in Mansion
House Hospital, Alexandria
D:
GCRMAN, Patrick F.
Sergeant, Kemper's Battery
B I 1843
D: 1921
st Mary's Cemetery, Sec G - 8313
GREENWOOD, Chas. W.
Co. E, Mount Vernon Guards, 17th
Virginia Infantry
B: 1839
D: 5/ 2/1896
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec I - 900
GREGCRY , William B.
Surgeon, C S A
B:
D:
3/13/1829
5/18/1887
Presbyterian Cemetery
GRIGG, Jospeh L.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
D:
3/17/1888
Union Cemetery, Div E, Lot 187, Grave 4
Methcx:list Protestant Cemetery, Lot 60
GRIMES, James F.
GUY, Stephen C.
Co. A, 9th Virginis Cavalry
D: 1874
S t Hary' s Cemetery, Sec A - 17B
- H HAIl.., Booker C.
Sturdivant's Battery, C S A
B:
7/12/1848
6/ 3/1924
Union Cemetery, Lot 64
D:
9/23/1845
3/24/1922
Bethel Cemetery, Lot 170, Sec E, Grave 6
HAMMILL p Henry
D:
D:
6/13/1890
st Mary's Cemetery, Sec L - 136 W
HAMHERDINGER, William Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
D:
8/17/1892
Methodist Protestant Cemetery, Lot 9
HAMMERLEY, J. A.
35th Virginia BattAlion, Rosser's
Brigade
D:
9/ 1/1894
Buried at I,eesburg, Virginia
HAMMOND, John W.
43rd Virginia Cavalry, Mosby's Bn.
D:
7/22/18eIJ
Union Cemetery
HAIl.., Luther B.
B:
Co. G, 23rd Virginia Infantry
HARLa-l, Ge orge
HARMON, Charles P.
Co. A, 17th Virginia Infantry
HARPER, George G.
Co.
E, 17th Virginia Infantry
- 31 ­
B I 1841
D: 1911
St Nary's Cemetery, Sec N - 267
D: 12/ 1/1875
Presbyterian Cemetery
D:
Methex:Hst Protestant Cemetery
9/21/1878
HARPER, Washington M.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
fell at Battle of Antietam
D:
9/17/1862
Union Cemetery, Div E, Lot 156, Grave 5
Union Cemetery, Div E, Lot 170, Grave 5
HARPER, William
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
HARRISCN, I.uther D.
Quartermaster Department, C SAD:
HART, John S.
Co. I, 17th Virginia Infantry
Presbyterian Cemetery, Lot 98
HAYNES, Austin D.
Captain, Confederate States Army B: 1846
63rd Virginia Regiment
D: 10/ 5/1892
Bethel Cemetery, Sec E, Lot 170, Grave 1
HAYS, Erastus W.
Co. D, 25th South Carolina
D:
9/10/1864
Christ Church Yard Mound
HENDERSON, John T.
C S A
B:
D:
3/ 4/1837
5/ 3/1912
Union Cemetery
HERBERT, Arthur
Colonel, 17th Virginia Infantry
D:
2/23/1919
Ivy Hill Cemetery, Sec G, Lot 12, Site 1
HERNDON, George W.
Barboursville Volunteers, Co. F, B:
13th Virginia Infantry
D:
9/24/1842
9/22/1928
Bethel Cemetery
HERRCN, G. S.
Co. F, 7th South Carolina
D:
9/18/1864
Christ Church Yard. Mound
HILL, John T.
Purchasing Agent for Howard
Grove Hospital
B:
4/23/1826
St Mary,'s Cemetery, Sec K - 1~/105
HOOE, Philip Beverly
Captain, Alexandria Riflemen,
Co. A, 17th Virginia Infantry
B:
D:
Christ Church Cemetery
HOCFF, John G.
4th Chesapeake Battery -Maryland B:
& Staff of General Pendleton
D:
9/15/1833
7/ 4/1895
9/ 2/1f!A4
4/20/1921
HOOGH, I.ouis E.
Co. H, 17th
Vir~inia
Infantry
HOPKINS, Joseph
HORSMAN, John W.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
HOXTCN, Llewellyn
Hoxton's Artillery, Lt. Col.
HOXTON, Winslow S.
HU'ICHISCN, Elijah F.
Captain I. awry 's Company
Virginia Light Artillery
HUTCHISON, Robert H.
HUDSOO, Thomas B.
Mount Vernon Guards, Co. E,
17th Virginia Infantry
8/ 7/1893
St Paul's Cemetery - Family vault
D: 12/ 9/1868
St Paul's Cemetery
B: 4/ 3/1835
D: 6/ 6/1892
D: 7/22/1886
D: 2/12/1891
B: 8/ 1/1849
D: 2/15/1866
Union Cemetery, Div W, Lot 152, Grave 8
Union Cemetery, Div W, I.ot 6
Ivy Hill Cemetery, Sec 0, Lot 16, Site 1
Christ Church Cemetery, Lot 142
Bethel Cemetery, Sec D, Lot 26, Grave 6
B: 1848
D: 1931
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec A, 19 B
B: 1836
D: 1892
Union Cemetery, Div E, Lot 47, Grave 8
- 32 ­
HUME, Frank
Volunteer Southrons of Vicksburg,
Co. A, 21st Mississippi Regt.
B: 7/21/tM)
D: 7/17/1906
Ivy Hill Cemetery, Sec P, Lot ), Site 2
HUMPHREYS, 11. J.
Ca.ptain, Co. A, 17th Virginia Inf.
D: 5/ 5/1Pi>2
Buried at Williamsburg, Virginia
HUMPHRIES, John A.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
B: 12/14/18))
D: 7/2)/1916
Union Cemetery, Div W, Lot 14)
HUNTINGTOO, Jas. W
Davis' Bn., Imboden's Brigade
B: 12/17/18#)
D: 11/22/1898
Union Cemetery
HURDLE, Albion H.
Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
D:
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
7/25/1886
HURDLE, Armstead
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec H - 78 B
Confederate States Navy
D: 1920
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec H - 78 B
ISH, M. A.
Co. D, 17th Virginia Infantry
D: 12/17/1890
Died at home place, ''Neabsc 0", Prince
William County, Virginia
- J ­
JACKSON, E.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
D:
9/ 7/190)
JACKS 00 , James W.
Proprietor of the Marshall House
D:
5/24/1861
JANNEY, Eli Hamilton
Major on Staff of General R. E. Lee B: 11/12/18)1
Quartermaster Depot, Hq Arrrry of
D: 6/ 6/1912
Northern Virginia
Ivy Hill Cemetery, Sec G, Lot 58, Site 2-)
JAVINS, William M.
Alexandria Artillery, Kemper's
Battery
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
HURDLE, Levi J.
- I -
B: 18)1
D: )/15/190)
D: 5/ 1/1899
B: 1826
D: 2/27/1872
D: 1/ )/19(Y:)
JAVITT, Henry Jo
JENKINS, William
JOHNS, Kinsey
Major and Inspector of Artillery
in Field Transportation
JOHNSOO, Richard S.
JOIJ.EY, J. G.
D: 12/27/1899
Confederate soldier died in Mansion D:
House Hospital, Alexandria, Va.
Co. H, 60th Cavalry
-
))
-
9/11/1862
Fairfax Cemetery, Route 2)6, Fairfax
City, Virginia
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec J - 81
Died at Norfolk, Virginia
Presbyterian Cemetery
S t Paul's Ce:netery, Lot 59
- K ­
KEEVER, Daniel A.
Sergeant, Co. D, 25th South Carolina
D.
KELL, Arthur C.
Lieut. Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry B:
D.
KEIJ.., Isaac
C S A
B.
D.
B.
KEIJ.., Luther Harrison C S A
D.
8/28/1864 Christ Church Yard Mound
1838
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
11/ 1/1877
1/15/1837 Methodist Protestant Cemetery
12/27/1899
1824
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
1924
KELLEY, G. Frank
Co. D, 8th Virginia InfantrYlwound.ed
& cap1llred at Gettysburg, Penna.
D. 10/ 7/1889
KELLY, Charles W.
Co. F, Gilmores Bn. & Alexandria
Art.Ulery
D. 11/24/1901
KELLY, Thomas L.
Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
B.
D.
2/20/1838
2/ 3/1921
KEMPER, Delaware
Colonel, Artillery with General
J. E. Johnston
D.
6/29/1899 st Paul'!S Cemetery
KEMPER, Kosciusko
1st Lieut.,South Carolina Artillery
D.
2/ 2/1910 st Paul's Cemetery
KINSLGl, Owen
C S A
B.
D.
9/14/1836 St Mary's Cemetery, Sec K, 1~/105
6/21/1879
KIRK, Harrison
C S A
B. 1819
D. 1899
KNOX, Robert F.
Captain, Co. G,17th Virginia Inf.
B. 11/19/1835 St Paul's Cemetery
D. 4/ 2/1916
3rd Virginia Infantry & 8th Florida
Infantry
D. 12/17/1897
PresbYterian Cemetery
Methodist Protestant Cemetery, Lot 25
- L ­
LASH, Joseph G.
B. 4/22/1813 Union Cemetery, Div W, Lot 122, Grave 8
D. 10/25/1880
LATHAM, Hugh
LATHAM, Richard. M.
Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
B. 1840
D. 1915
Bethel Cemetery, Sec D, Lot 106, Grave 2
LEE, Morris
LEE, Robert Carter
st Mary's Cemetery, Sec B - 16 B
B. 11/17/1818 Christ Church Cemetery
D. 12/15/1903
Naval Brigade
-34­
L_
LEWIS, M. M.
Surgeon, C S A
B. 1824
D. 1884
Christ Church Cemetery
I.J..OYD, C. Francis
CS A
B. 10/28/1828
D. 10/ 1/1866
Christ Church Cemetery, Lot 93
I.J..OYD, Edmund J.
CS A
B.
Christ Church Cemetery, Lot 93
LGlE, Enoch Magruder C S A & first Judge of the
Alexandria Corporation Court
LUCKETT, James T.
13th Virginia Infantry
LYLES, Alexander
Richardson •s Battery
LYLES, Edward B.
8/27/1822
D. 10/12/1889
B. 9/1111832
D. 6/11/1879
D. 6/16/1895
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec L - 97
Buried at Rapidan, Virginia
Christ Church Yard Mound
B. 1827
D. 2/4/1869
Bethel Cemetery, Sec B, Lot 6, Grave 1
Died at Falls Church, Virginia
- M­
MANKIN, Charles E.
Co. E, 7th Virginia Infantry
Da
MANKIN, Samuel A.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
B. 12/20/1841
D. 5/27/1902
B. 18)4
D. 4/24/1910
MASOO, Beverly R.
MA!CIf, Frank
MAS 00 , Murray
MAY, Edward H.
MAY, W. H.
r-c
Co. B, 13th Virginia Infantry
B. 1845
D. 8/ 5/1895
Captain, Conrederate states Navy B. 1/ 8/1808
D. 1/11/1875
Pioneer Corps, C S A
B I 6/20/1827
D. 11/21/1886
Captain, Commissary Department
ALLIS'IER, Albert L Co. I, 10th Virginia Infantry
MILBURN, J. Clinton
9/13/1903
Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
surrendered at Appomattox
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
Ivy Hill Cemetery, Sec F, Lot 65, Site 1
Bethel Cemetery, Sec A, Lot 18 S.
Grave 8
i,
Chr'ist Church Cemetery
Trinity Methodist Cemetery
D.
D.
4/ 9/1910
Bethel Cemetery, Sec C, Lot 161, Grave 2
2/13/1931
Arlington National Cemetery, Sec 16 - 64 A
B.
1/ 4/1844
9/ 9/1912
St Paul' s Cemetery
D.
MILBURN, Washington C.
B. 12/30/1810
D. 8/ 7/1891
st Paul's Cemetery, Lot 77
MON'IGOMERY, Thos W.
Co. C, 25th South Carolina
Christ Church Yard Mound
MOCRE, William G.
R. Welby Carter's Company, 1st
Virginia Cavalry
D.
D.
- 35 ­
8/31/1864
5/24/1907
MORRIl.L, William T.
Presbyterian Cemetery
MCRRIS , E • J.
D: 11/19/1890
D:
Co. B, 16th Mississippi
MCRRIS, Robert I.
MORRCW, Ge orge W.
8/29/1864
Christ Church Yard Mound
B: 1845
6/ 6/1870
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec J - 40 W
D:
MOSS, Thomas
43rd Virginia Bn, Mosbys
D:
9/11/1901
Union Cemetery
MOTLEY, William H.
Co. H, 14th Virginia Infantry
wounded Drewry's Bluff
B:
D:
6/15/1829
8/30/1912
Bethel Cemetery at brick vault
MURPHY, Miles
Co. I, 17th Virginia Infantry
D:
4/16/1886
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec I-59 NW
MURRAY, Jesse
Co. A, 17th Virginia Infantry
B:
D:
6/20/1844
8/ 9/1930
Presbyterian Cemetery
MURRAY, William
Richmond Home Guards & Co. A
17th Virginia Infantry
D: 10/ 2/1899
Trinity Method.ist Cemetery
NALLS, Benjamin F.
Co. D, 17th Virginia Infantry
D:
3/11/19fY1
Union Cemetery, Div E, Lot 119
NEALE, G. C.
Co. E, 1st Virginia Infantry &
5th Virginia Infantry
D:
4/27/1901
NEALE, J. Stanley
Captain, Thos. H. Carter's Va. D: 10/ 2/1905
Battery, King William Artillery
Buried King William County, Virginia
NELS 00 , Kinlock
1st Lieut., Ordnance Officer,
D: 10/27/1894
Kemper's Brigade, Picketts Div.
Episcopal Theological Seminary Cemetery
NEVITT, Henry J.
Co. G, 3rd Virginia Reserves
D: 1899
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec B - 6 B
Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
D:
Methodist Protestant Cemetery, Lot 19
Whi te 's Bn., Imbod.en's Brigade
D. 11/17/1890
- N ­
NIGHTINGILL, John
c.
NCRRIS, John Edward
9/16/1892
NCRTCN, George Hadley Chaplain, 17th Virginia Inf.
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec I -
J6
HE
St Paul's Cemetery, Lot 201
NUGENT, Michael
Sergeant, Co. G, 17th Virginia
Infantry
B: 1837
D: 1863
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec A - 2 BX
NUTT, William D.
Major, C S A
B: 6/ 9/1803
D: 10/20/1888
Hethodist Protestant Cemetery, Lot 21
Stuart's Horse Artillery
B: 5/13/1843
D: 10/30/1929
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
- 0 ­
O'BRIEN, Edwin H.
- J6 -
CG DEN. Eli jah
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
D: 10/ 7/1885
CGDEN. George A.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
D:
9/18/1895
Trinity Methodist Cemetery
Bs
8/27/1835
Union Cemetery, Div W, Lot 37, Grave 8
CMENS. Richard
- P ­
PACKARD, William
PARKER, John L.
Christ Church Cemetery, Lot 3
Tennessee Cavalry, C S A
B: 1847
Bethel Cemetery, Sec A,Lot 26, Grave 2
D: 11/19/1893
PARR, John H.
Ad jutant, 17th Virginia Inf.
Ds
4/20/1899
PAULI, Benjamin C.
Military Railroad Service
D:
4/ 5/1888
Union Cemetery, Div E
PAULI, William
C S A
B:
D:
4/11/1812
5/ 5/1871
Union Cemetery, Div E
PAYNE, Thomas
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
PERRY, Thomas
1st Lieut., Alexandria Riflemen
Co. A, 17th Virginia Infantry
D: 12/20/1907
PITTMAN, R.
Co. A, 60th Georgia
D: 12/21/1863
Christ Church Yard Mound
PORTI.OCK, Gus t. W.
Co. E, 61st Virginia
D:
9/16/1864
Christ Church Yard Mound
POSS, Henry B.
Alexandria Artillery, Kemper's
Battery
D:
8/12/1900 Ivy Hill Cemetery
PGlELI., Charles L.
Braxton's Battery, Army of
Northern Virginia - fell at
Warrenton Springs
B: 1839
D: 8/26/1862
Christ Church Cemetery
PGlELL, John S.
Prince William Troop, 4th
Virginia Cavalry
D:
Christ Church Cemetery, Lot 28
PGlELL, Lloyd
Co. F, 2nd Regiment Virginia
Volunteers - fell at Manassas
B: 18)4
D:
7/21/1861
PCMELL, Robert C.
Co. A, 17th Virginia Infantry &
Assistant Surgeon, Navy Dept.
B:
D:
8/ 1/1838
5/ 9/1890
POWER, Francis J.
Lieut., Co. G, 17th Virginia Inf. B: 10/19/1839
D: 11/11/1902
fRICE, Martin L.
1st Lieut., Co. A, 17th Virginia
Infantry
D:
3/ 7/19r#
Christ Church Cemetery
Presbyterian Cemetery
st Mary's Cemetery, Sec K - 114
4/17/1921 Arlington Cemetery, Sec 16, Grave 124-A
PRCCTCR, Henry G.
D:
Co. A, 25th South Carolina
9/18/1f!i>4
Christ Church Yard Mound
Methcrlist Protestant Cemetery, Lot 47
PROCTCR, Jas. J.
Bethel Cemetery, Sec C, I.ot 1, Grave 3
Mount Vernon Guards, Co. E,
17th Virginia Infantry
PRCCTCR, John J.
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9/ 3/1f!i>4
REDMON, Jacob W.
Co. D, 25th South Carolina
D:
ROAICK, Michael
Texas Volunteers, Commissary
Department
D: 10/26/1894
Bethel Cemetery, Sec A, Lot 33, Grave 5
ROBER'ISON, J. S.
South Carolina, Colonel
D: 6/--/1f!i>2
B: 1832
Bethel Cemetery, Sec E, Lot 170, Grave 2
ROBINSON, George H.
B: 7/11/1818
D: 12/19/1882
Union Cemetery, Div W, Lot 113, Grave 3
ROBINSON, John Payne Black Horse Troop, Co. H, 4th
Virginia Cavalry
B: 1845
D: 1912
S t Paul's Cemetery
ROCK, George
B: 1825
D: 1/22/18f!i>
Christ Church Cemetery, Lot 80
ROCK, William W.
Christ Church Cemetery, Lot 80
RooERS, David
Co. E, 1st South Carolina
D:
RooERS,Henry
I.ouisiana Cavalry
D:
ROTCHFORD, Richard
Christ Church Yard Mound
L.
Ordnance Depot, Danville,Va
8/22/1f!i>4
6/15/1f!i>6
B: 12/12/1830
D: 6/ 7/1896
ROYAL, Thomas T.
Christ Church Yard Mound
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec A
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec A
Christ Church Yard Mound
ROXBURY, Edward R.
Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
D:
RUDD, Isaac
Mount Vernon Guards, Co. E,
17th Virginia Infantry
B: 1837
D: 3/15/1903
RUDD, Robert
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
B: 1838
D: 11/14/1894
Bethel Cemetery, Sec D, Lot 109, Grave 2
RUDD, Thomas
Train Service - Orange &
Alexandria Railroad, C S A
D:
Methcrlist Protestant Cemetery
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3/ 1/1874
1/25/1900
Methoo.ist Protestant Cemetery, Lot 56
Hethcrlist Protestant Cemetery
RYAN, Timothy
D: 11/29/1893
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec L - 129
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SANFORD, Nathaniel G.
Co. I, 30th Virginia Infantry
D:
1/ 4/1900
Bethel Cemetery, Sec C, Lot 27, Grave 1
SCHAFFER, Chas. G.
Co. F, 5th Virginia Bn.
D:
4/11/19C1:>
Uni on Cerne tery
SCHUMAN, Frank
Kemper's Battery
D: 12/31/1894
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
SCHWAB, Frederick
Kemper's Battery
D:
St Paul's Cemetery
SCHWARZ, Isaac
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
B: 2/ 9/18J4
D: 10/11/1898
Home of Peace Cemetery
SHEPPARD, R. H.
Co. A, 4th Virginia Cavalry
D:
Lewis Chapel, Lorton, Virginia
SHERWOOD, W. W.
Prince William Rifles
D: 12/15/1907
Union Cemetery
SHINN, S. Robinson
Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
D:
4/ 6/1866
Ivy Hill Cemetery
SHRAKES, James P.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
D:
6/21/1875
Union Cemetery, Div E, I,ot 56
SKIDMCRE, Andrew F.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
fell at Yorktown
D:
4/--/1862
Hethodist Protestant Cemetery
SIMPS rn, R. Henry
Co. A, 35th Virginia Bn
D:
8/29/1893
Union Cemetery, Div E, Lot 92, Grave 3
SKIPPER, Wesley W.
Co. C, 30th North Carolina
SLAYMAKER, A. B.
Co. K, 6th Virginia Cavalry
B: 6/20/1835
D: 10/30/1894
Presbyterian Cemetery
SMITH, Clifton Hewitt
Captain, C S A
D:
Presbyterian Cemetery
SMITH, Francis L.
Colonel, C S A in General
Breckenridges Command
B: 10/ 6/1e45
D: 8/25/1916
St Paul's Cemetery
SMITH, L. Jaquelin
Lt. Col., Artillery in Jos
E. JOhnston's Army
D:
2/19/1895
Presbyterian Cemetery
SMITH, Orlando F.
Co. H, 1. 7th Virginia Infantry
D:
1/16/1916
Arlington Cemetery, Sec 16, Grave 244-A
SMITH, Seabury D.
Old Dominion !tifles - Co. H,
17th Virginia Infantry
D:
4/ 3/1893
3/21/1901
3/ 7/19rA
Christ Church Yard Mound
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1/27/1902
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SMI'IH, William H. H.
Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
DI
4/ 6/1865
Ivy Hill Cemetery
SMOOT, Josiah H. D.
B 1 12/ 7/18Jl
DI 1/ 8/1888
st Paul's .Cemetery, Lot 2JO
SMOOT, W1l1iam Albert Co. A, 17th Virginia Infantry
BI 1840
Dt 1917
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
SNCWIEN, Har old
Bt
Tr1ni ty Methodist Cemetery
Surgeon, C S A
4/27/18)6
5/ 4/1901
DI
S'IEUART, J. M.
Captain, C S A
DI 10/ 7/1880
Presbyterian Cemetery, Lot 60
S'IEWART, Henry L.
Quartermaster Department
DI
1/ 3/1888
Bethel Cemetery, Sec A, Lot 31, Grave 5
S'lROM, Henry A.
Co. D, 14th South Carolina
DI
5/JO/1864
Christ Church Yard Mound
S'IUART, Charles E.
Commissary Department
DI 12/25/1874
Christ Church Cemetery, Lot 22
S'IUART, James M.
Corporal, Co. G, 48th Virginia
DI
6/1J/1864
Christ Church Yard. Mound.
S'IUART, W. Douglass
SULLIVAN, Andrew
Captain, Kemper's Battery
DI
J/25/1879
Christ Church Cemetery, Lot 22
Alexandria Light Infantry
DI
3/15/1905
Christ Church Cemetery
SULLIVAN, John L.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
B1
8/Jl/1833
DI 12/ 7/1892
Christ Church Cemetery, Lot 16
SUMMERS, William J.
Alexandria Light Infantry
BI 2/14/1829
DI 12/16/1905
Bethel Cemetery, Sec A, Lot 21, Grave 5
SUTHERLAND, John W.
Co. D, 17th Virginia Infantry
Bt
DI
1846
Bethel Cemetery, Sec C, Lot 30, Grave 2
4/25/1910
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TARPIEY, Ashbury
Co. K, 12th Mississippi
Dt
TA'ISAPAUGH, Wm H.
Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
Dt 10/24/1892
TA.YLCR, Chas. S. Jr.
Rockbridge Virginia Artillery
Dt
2/ 6/1911
TA.YLOR, John S.
6th Virginia Cavalry
Dt
4/16/1888
DI
3/ 7/19Ci-l­
TAYI,CR, Washington
9/15/1864
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Christ Church Yard Mound
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
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TAYLeR, William W.
Co. G, 25th South Carolina
D.
TOLER. W. Nelson
Louisiana Division, A N V
BI 1833
DI 5/ 1/1902
TI!BMAN, A. Magruder
Lieut. Enr olling Officer, Co. E,
17th Virginia Infant.ry
DI
3/26/1895
Died at Washington, D. C.
'IUBMAN, Oscar H.
First Sergeant, Kemper's
Battery
BI
DI
2/1/1837
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
'IURNER, Albert A.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
DI
1/15/1887
TYLER, Grayson
Lt. Col.. C S A
DI 12/17/1897
Buried at Manassas, Virginia
Mount Vernon Guards, Co. E,
17th Virginia Infantry
BI 1831
DI 1918
st Paul's Cemetery
6th Virginia Cavalry
DI
2/18/1907
Died at Washington, D.C.
WALKER, James T.
17th Virginia Infantry
B1
DI
7/27/1837
2/ 9/1885
Union Cemetery, Div W, Lot 86, Grave 4
WARD, Jonathan S.
Kemper's Battery
DI
7/13/1876
Methodist Protestant Cemetery, Lot 28
WARFIELD, Abel D.
Co. A, 17th VirgiJiia Infantry
B 1 1821
DI 4/ 1/1886
WARFIELD, Edgar Sr.
Old Dominion Rifles - 17th Va Inf B 1 6/ 7/1842
surrendered at Appomattox
DI 11/26/1934
Ivy Hill Cemetery, Sec R, Lot 156, Site 6
WARFIELD, George T.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
fell at Richmond
DI
Union Cemetery, Div W, Lot 67, Grave 6
WARING, Basil H.
Co. E, 17th Virginia Infantry
DI 12/30/1876
St Mary's Cemetery, Sec L
WARING, Thos E.
Co. G, 17th Virginia Infantry
BI 1839
DI 1881
Union Cemetery, Div W, Lot 112, Grave 2
9/10/1864
Christ Church Yard Mound
Bethel Cemetery, Sec E, Lot 170, Grave 4
1/17/19rJ:J
Bethel Cemetery, Seo A, Lot 111, Grave 1
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UNIERWOOD, W. H.
- V ­
VEI'ltH, Richard A.
-W­
- 41 ­
6/30/1862
Union Cemetery, Div W, Lot 67, Grave 8
WARRING, Thos B.
Union Cemetery, Div E, Lot 120, Grave 8
WASHINGTON, George
Black Horse Cavalry, Co. H,
4th Virginia Cavalry
D:
WA'IERS, John
Co. G, 2nd Maryland Bn.
B 1 1832
DI 7/12/1892
Bethel Cemetery, Sec D, Lot 19, Grave 7
WA'IKINS, James H.
Co. H, 17th Virginia Infantry
BI 2/ 1/1837
DI 10/20/1886
Union Cemetery, Div W, Lot. 121, Grave 3
WATTLES, Charles W.
Co. G, 17th Virginia Infantry
DI
4/ 3/1887
Christ Church Cemetery, Lot 85
WHEA'ILEY, William
Orderly Sergeant, 5th Bn., Va In! DI
8/13/1904
Bethel Cemetery, Sec E, Lot 170, Grave 5
WHI'IE, Charles O.
6/16/1896
Christ Church Cemetery, Lot 106
Bs 1837
D, 1889
st Mary's Cemetery, Sec A, Lot 9 B
WJn'IE, Thomas W.
C S A
Bs 1840
DI 2/17/1918
Methcxiist Protestant Cemetery
WHI 'IE, William T.
Sergeant, Co. G, 3rd North
Carolina
DI
Christ Church Yard Mound
4/29/1865
WHITTINGTON, Geo T.
Methcxiist Protestant Cemetery
WHI TTINGTOO', Rhody
Methcxiist Protestant Cemetery, Lot 49
WILLIAM:>, Alexander
Fairfax Rifles, Co. D, 17th
Virginia Infantry
DI
WINDSOR, F. R.
Lt. Col. C S A
5th Virginia Cavalry
DI 10/28/1893
Methcxiist Protestant Cemetery, Windsor Vault
WIRT, Richard West
Captain, Monticello Guards,
Co. B, 19th Virginia Regt.
DI
6/ 4/1902
st Paul's Cemetery
WISE, Cha!!l J.
Sergeant, Co. A, 17th Virginia
Infantry
BI
DI
7/24/1830
5/ 9/1898
Presbyterian Cemetery
B:
D'
DI
2/ 7/1830
4/ 9/1893
2/18/19riJ
Methodist Protestant Cemetery, Lot 21
DI
8/ 4/1895
Trini ty Methodist Cemetery
WISE, Peter
WOOD, James Parsons
Co. A, 1st Battalion Virginia
Cavalry of Richmond
WOOD, William S.
Major, Quartermaster Department
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7/17/1897
Trinity Methodist Cemetery
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- Y YEATMAN, Philip Tabb
26th Virginia Infantry,
Wises Brigade
B: 11/28/1829
D: J/18/1897
Christ Church Cemetery
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ZIMMERMAN, Charles W.
ZIMMERMAN, John R.
D:
5/ 2/1898
Co. A, 17th Virginia Infantry8: 12/18/18J8
surrendered at Appomattox
D: 2/25/1926
S t Paul's Cemetery
The Southern Memorial Association of Alexandria on December 27, 1879 created the 'Christ Church Yard Mound'
of Confederate dead listed in this table. The thirty-six Confederate dead were removed from the National
Cemetery at Alexandria, Virginia to the Christ Church Yard. The names of the Confederate soldiers and their
organizational units were taken from a list prepared by Geo. W. Rock under the date of December 27, 1879.
Of the two unknown Confederate soldiers in the mound one is believed to be John Bennett Davis of Prince
William County, Virginia a member of Mosby's Command according to Mr. Rock.
In 1879 a Tablet was erected at Episcopal High School, Alexandria, in Pendleton Hall today, with sixty-one
names of those once at the school who died in the service of the Confederate States, A. D. 1861 - 1865.
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HEAWUARTERS
Grand Camp Confederate Veterans
Department of Virginia
1
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Under authority of an Act of the General Assembly approved January 20, 1890,
entitled, "An Act to incorporate the Grand Camp Confederate Veterans, Depart­
ment of Virginia, doeth hereby grant and issue this CHAR'IER unto
Thomas Perry, G. Wm Ramsay, Edgar Warfield, A. C. Wyckoff,
J. Clinton Milburn, Andrew Sullivan, Bedford Brown, Re~.
T. J. Williams, R. F. Knox, W. W. Sherwood, S. C. Boush,
F. J. Power, Thomas W. White, John S. Blackburn, W~ H.
Bacon, W. H. May, ~ A. Smoot, Arthur Herbert, R. M. Lawson,
J. P. Robinson, Geo. Wise, W~ Wheatley, K. Kemper, L. M.
Blackford, W~ Javins, W~ Summers, P. F. Gorman, C. J. Wise,
j
J. R. Zimmerman, P. Yeatman.
and their successors, and such other persons as may be hereafter associated
I
with them, who are hereby constituted a Camp under the Name of the
R. E. LEE No.2, Camp No.5
Officers for the first year to be ­
Thomas Perry, Commander
G. WE! Ramsay, First Lieutenant Commander
Edgar Warfield, Second Lieutenant Corn.'1lander
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A. C. Wyckoff, Third Lieutenant Commander
J. Clinton Hilburn, Adjutant
Charter issued 17th October 1896.
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