Homer, Am I correct in the fact that the OLD CITY Cemetery and Oak Hill are two different cemeteries? I transcribed Oak Hill and it is online on the Bullock County site. There are some confederate buried in Oak Hill. I saw the headstones while there. I also had Nathan O'Neal Glover marked last year with a CSA headstone. Margie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Homer JONES" <CWBSLocator@webtv.net> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, August 11, 2000 12:36 PM Subject: [ALBARBOU] Confederate burials > The following Confederate soldiers > thought to have died at St. Marys > Hospital in Union Springs are buried > in the Confederate Section of the > old City Cemetery there: > > Anderson, William C: Pvt, Co E, 45th > Ala Inf. > > Briers, H.H.: Pvt, Co D, 3d Ala inf. > > Briers, R.: Pvt, Co D, 3d Ala Inf. > > Eady, John: Pvt, Co D, 3d Ala Inf. > > Eley, A.M.: Pvt, Co D, 3d Ala Inf. > > Farr, William T.: Pvt, Co D, 3d Ala Inf. > > Goodwin, William: Pvt, Co D, 3d Ala Inf. > > Henderson, J.W.: Sgt, Co D, 3d Ala Inf. > > Hodge, Johnathon D.: Pvt, Co D, 3d > Ala Inf. > > Leslie, John: Pvt, Co E, 45th Ala Inf. > > Mabson, William S.: unit not known. > > Martin, Thomas: Pvt, Co B, 23d Ala Inf. > > Paulk, Thomas H.: unit not known. > > Rutherford, Francis M.: Corp, Co D, 3d > Ala Inf. > > Smith, E.J.: Co E, 45th Ala Inf. > > Thompson, W.P.: Pvt, Co D, 3d Ala Inf. > > Tillery, V.: Co E, 45th Ala Inf. > > Walker, Alfred: Pvt, CoD, 3d Ala Inf. > > Walker, John L.: Pvt, Co D, 3d Ala Inf. > > Eleven others are marked "Unknown" > and another, that of Major Milton M. > Butterworth is underneath the Episcopal > Church which is nearby. > > > > Deo Vindice, > > Homer > > > ==== ALBARBOU Mailing List ==== > Got a complaint, contact me not the list margie@majorinternet.com > >