Joyce, I have information ONLY on BF and Isabel Pace Patrick. I do have his siblings named, but nothing else. I always enjoy expanding family ties, so if you'd like to tell me more, email me at--yes--since I live in Virginia, it wasn't hard to get my email address-- wareagle@rivnet.net Ricky, thanks for your comments on Burrell's burial at Confederate Mound. I, too, have that information. His family also chose to erect a stone next to Hannah Hardin Pace's grave in DeKalb Co. AL, noting that he is buried in Confederate Mound. I know the cousin's name is next to Burrell's--misspelled as you say. I need to check and see if their dates overlap. My great grandmother, Margaret Pace, was about 4 when her father rode off one morning and never returned. It was said to be her first memory. You may have seen the program called "80 Acres of Hell" which aired on the History Channel recently. It is the story of Camp Douglas and it is not a pretty one. I ordered a DVD of it since I felt it would be a significant addition to my already bulging files. The cousin who helped me so much with the information about my Doyal/Pace great grandparents lived in Chicago most of her life, but she had never known where her G Grandfather was buried. She was upset when I found that information and told her. "Why didn't someone in the family pass that on to my Mother," she asked? That's the name of our game, isn't it? Jeanne Park