MARYLAND GRAVESITES Confederate States Navy Research Center, Mobile, Alabama, www.csnavy.org  
 

Talbot County Wye House Admiral Franklin Buchanan CSS VIRGINIA and TENNESSEE The two cannon balls were his souvenirs  from the Mexican War. (Image courtesy Richard M. Palmer of MD)

Annapolis St. Anne's Episcopal Church Cemetery Commander James Iredell Waddell CSS SHENANDOAH (Image courtesy Richard M. Palmer of MD)

 
 

Nanjemoy Baptist Church Cemetery Thomas N. Highfield On CSS ALBEMARLE (Courtesy Richard M. Palmer of MD)

Annapolis St. Anne's  Episcopal  Church Cemetery  Lt. Thomas St. George Pratt, CS Marines   (Courtesy Jackie Martins of MD)

Baltimore Loudon Park Cemetery, Confederate Hill, Chief Engineer W. S. Thompson, Ironclad GEORGIA; Cruiser FLORIDA Loudon Park Cemetery, Confederate Hill, Baltimore (Courtesy Dave Fullarton)

* Baltimore

Green Mount Cemetery, Area W William D. Hough, Captain's Clerk CSS FLORIDA (Has CDV image with dog) Courtesy Doug Rawlinson of MD

Green Mount Cemetery William H. Fitzgerald, Acting Masters Mate CSS Indian Chief (Charleston) and James River batteries Image courtesy Bryan Green of MD

Green Mount Cemetery, Chapel Area  Bartlett Shipp Johnston, Midshipman, CSS Patrick Henry & Virginia #2; Sailor's Creek  Courtesy Doug Rawlinson of MD

 

Green Mount Cemetery, Area I William E. Wysham, Surgeon Gosport Navy Yard; Naval Hospital, Mobile, Alabama Courtesy Doug Rawlinson of MD

Green Mount Cemetery, Area V, Lot 35 Lt. Arthur Sinclair, Jr. CSS Virginia, Mississippi, Alabama,  & Rappahannock (Author of Two Years on the Alabama) Courtesy Doug Rawlinson of MD

Loudon Park Cemetery Engineer Edward P. Kirkland CS Prize Steamer Boston Image courtesy Bryan Green of MD

Reserved for: James J. Joyner, Seaman Buried on Maxwell's Moor Farm according to article in Confederate Veteran Magazine Page 28,  December 2005 edition

* Would someone in Baltimore see if they can located the grave of F. A. Gumby, who died 17 December 1864 at Ft. Warren prison, Boston, MA and who was a Mate on the Steamer Nita. His body was supposed to be sent to his wife in Baltimore. The newspaper obit may have an account of it. * Copyright 1999-2006, John E. Ellis, www.csnavy.org
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