Sorry there aren't any regiment numbers given with this list of names, but I thought it might help someone. Clinton Public May 26, 1899 CLINTON’S DEAD HEROES. Complete List of Old Soldiers Buried in the Soldier Cemetery. The committees for Decoration Day are hard at work preparing exercises for the cemetery. Nearly one hundred soldiers are buried around the soldiers’ monument in Woodlawn and citizens should assist the surviving comrades in keeping green the memory of the patriotic sons who gave their lives in the Union’s defense. The following list of deceased soldiers has recently been compiled by City Clerk Mitchell and is published for the first time: Dominick Curry A. T. Roberts George Crowden Jonathan Clevinger Thomas Nicholson J. L. Hudson Calvin Hunt John Wood W. H. Hammond Robt. Cunningham W. D. Cole ____ Caplinger William Luck James Hall B. S. Brown J. M. Gandy S. D. Robb J. W. Cain W. B. Bradford J. H. Hudson Joseph Runyon Reuben Robbins J. L. Moore W. G. Kennison Richard McCumber R. E. Ogborn A. W. Cain J. A. Carter J. A. Morrison S. W. Walcot S. F. Day S. C. Page Daniel Malone E. W. Gideon John Cuppy Jos. H. M. Moore J. J. Small W. H. Proud Francis McCaffrey J. W. Spradling Thoams Jimison James McCoy Henry Rogers Jas. K. Spradling William Canoe William Pulliam James Scott H. H. Brittin W. H. H. DeBoice Isaac Eisiminger Daniel Updyke William Alsup Eli W. Groves Jonathan Short W. C. Hill W. C. Day J. S. Hough Daniel Provin Mordecai Piatt Edward Haney Evan Richards Israel Johnson Frank Lang John Barton J. P. Cross Joseph Dennis L. M. Rogers Robert H. Bowles

Sorry, I forgot to add that the previous article is from Clinton, DeWitt County, Illinois.