On the contrary. There was a large Union hospital in Nashville. Deaths from injuries or disease in March of 1865 in Nashville are altogether plausible. I agree the best advice is to write for the individual records of the soliders. Jim Willison tpearson@slpl.lib.mo.us wrote: > Mikki, This listing comes from the Illinois Adjutant General's Report: > > DEMARANVILLE, Elisha P. Private Wheatland Oct 13, 1862 > Died, Nashville, Mar 14, 1865 > DEMARANVILLE, Isaac Private Indiantown Oct 13, 1862 > M.O. Jun 24, 1865; pris. war > DEMARANVILLE, Luther Corporal Wheatland Oct 13, 1862 > Died, Nashville, Mar 14, 1865 > > As you can see, Elisha and Luther are both reported as having died at > Nashville on March 14, 1865. It seems unlikely that both men died on the > same day, and seems highly unlikely that they would have died in Nashville