I happened to be in Rome, GA this weekend. While I was not there for genealogy research, I couldn't resist going through beautiful Myrtle Hill Cemetery, est. 1857, built on a steep terraced hillside and full of wonderful old monuments. I found this listing for the Confederate dead who died in Rome during the battle there. These are the known HILLs. Hill, Hiram David Company: B, 2nd Battalion Georgia b:Jun 29, 1842 d:Oct 22, 1921 Died Rome, Georgia. Terrace A. Lot #38.; lot38. Source: U Hill, J. D. Company: G, 26th Alabama b: d: Source: B Hill, J. R., Pvt. Company: F, 27th Mississippi b: d:April 1863 Died Rome, Georgia Hospital. Source: H Hill, James B. Company: A, 31st Alabama b:1844 d:Jan 2, 1911 Born Elberton, Georgia. Source: U Hill, John, Pvt. Company: B, 27th Mississippi b: d:Feb 6, 1863 Source: B Hill, S. M. Company: D, 58th Alabama b: d: Source: B Hill, Wm. Pvt. Company: C, 31st Arkansas b: d:April 1863 Died Rome, Georgia Hospital Source: B This list was compiled from two sources. The first was "A History of Rome and Floyd County" by George Magruder Battey, published by The Webb and Vary Co., c1922, pages 622-624. The letter "H" is used for this source in the Source field. The second source was "Roster of Confederate graves" by the Georgia Division United Daughters of the Confederacy, Centennial edition. The letter "U" is used for this source. If the name was found in both publications the letter "B" is used. ______________________________________________________________ Get Your Free E-mail at http://www.prontomail.com