ANDERSONVILLE PRISONER DATABASE LINK HAS CHANGED. If you have a relative that you know was a prisoner at Camp Sumter, Andersonville Prison, Georgia during the Civil War or think so, you can type their name in on this site and check it out. I found my Great Great Great Grand Uncle Alfred Breyer on this site. My relative, Alfred Breyer, was christened in London, England in 1830, married in Camden, New Jersey in 1850, and died in this prison in 1864. He only lived thirty-four years, a short life. The Macon County, Georgia, Chamber of Commerce has the National Park Service Database for Andersonville on its site. Just type in a name and see what you find. <http://oglethorpe.corinthian.net/mccc/aville.html> CORRECTED LINK PRISONER DATABASE IS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE. You can search by either Name or by Unit. Sometimes it takes awhile to get through. Just keep trying though. Then you might be interested in Kevin Frye's excellent web page on the Internet. <http://www.angelfire.com/ga2/Andersonvilleprison/index.html> Kevin's email address is [email protected] I ordered the three photo set (one overall cemetery shot, one gravestone shot, and one closeup gravestone shot) from Kevin for my relative and was very pleased with the results. This is the Andersonville National Cemetery in Georgia. Carol Holt Middle Tennessee