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Mississippi
gravesites:
**NEW** Hinds County, Jackson, Greenwood Cem., Lt. Robert
J. Bowen (4Sept11)
Jackson
County, Vancleave/Evergreen--- Dorman H. Ware (9July06)
Sardis, Lt. William H. Wall (4Jan05)
Ship Island south of Gulfport (Confederate
Prison camp) (10 June01)
Ohio Gravesites
Hamilton County, Cincinnati, Spring
Grove Cemetery, Lt. Clarence L. Stanton (info added 4Sept11)
Texas Gravesites
Galveston--Lt. Robt. T. Chapman;
Houston--Actg. Mids. Wm. Allen Carrington
(13Apr10)
Galveston---Levi
Charles Harby on CSS NEPTUNE (15Jan06)
Austin--Texas State Cemetery: Phillip F. Appell,
Masters Mate commanding CSS Bayou City (6Feb03)
Many new gravesites all over Texas (4July02)
Austin--Texas State Cemetery; Galveston;
Livingston;
Shepherd (21Apr02)
James Osgood, Landsman/gunner on the CSS
Morgan,
in Baytown (9Mar02)
Added new list of persons known buried in
Texas that we need images of their graves (1Mar02)
*
Added listing of persons who we need gravesite
pictures of and are buried in Austin---TX. State Ceme. (23July01)
Added graves of Frank Delbrel, Seaman (CSS
Missouri) and
John M. Jolly, O.S. (CSS North Carolina and
CSS Chicora) (15 June01)
---
John E. Billups of the CSS FLORIDA and cruises
with Lt. Chas. Read on the CSS Webb (21Oct2000)
Also Commander Isaac Newton Brown moved to
this new page (21Oct2000)
Georgia gravesites:
Columbus, Linwood Cem, Added GPS coordinates. (12Jan09)
Savannah, Laurel Crove Cem, Mids. H. T. Minor, Jr. (12Jan09)
Macon, Rose Hill Ceme, Lt. William Watts
Carnes
(11Jan04)
Some GPS
waypoints
marked in Cedar Grove Cemetery
(12Dec03)
Columbus, Linwood Ceme., Charles Blain,
Foreman,
CS Navy Yard (12Dec03)
Savannah, Bonaventure Ceme., John A. Peterson
(7July03)
Rome, Floyd County, Rose Hill Cemetery---Lt.
Charles Iverson Graves (27May03)
Quitman, Brooks County, Old Union
Cemetery---David
R. Milton (15Aug02)
Bonaventure Cemetery---added CS Marines Edward
Neufville and J. R. F. Tattnall as well as additional images of
Commodore
Josiah Tattnall's gravesite and GPS
positions(21Feb02)
Florida Gravesites page:
Pinellas and
Manatee Counties, John T. Lowe and Samuel G. Curry (6Sep08)
Escambia County---St.
Michael's Cemetery, Cmdr. Thomas W. Brent (9Nov07)
St. Johns and Duval
Counties---Augustus O. Wright and James Curry (4Nov07)
Escambia
and Santa
Rosa Counties---Lang, Suarez, and Hoodless (5July06)
Monroe
County, Key West---William Lowe and Manuel Diaz (15Jan06)
Madison, Okaloosa, Leon Counties---Wm. Cone,
Simeon Strickland, Jos. D. Wilson (4May04)
Jackson County, Graceville. Frederick M. E.
Syfrett, Town Cemetery (21Aug03)
Washington County, SE of Chipley. Turner Hunt
Harmon, Rock Hill Church Ceme. (13July03)
Jackson County, Buena Vista. Charles E.
Bazzell,
Bazzell Cemetery (13July03)
Jackson County, private family cemetery,
Lorenzo
D. Coonrod (8July03)
We have started here (July 2003) and above with
GPS positions (that we personally visit) using
the
more accurate WAAS
(Wide Area Augmentation System).
Pensacola---GPS
readings added for St. Michael's Cemetery (3Feb03)
Fernandina---reburial of Engineer Edward J.
Johnston from MA (Oct02)
(NOTE:
Johnston was NEVER a Lt. regardless of what you have read elsewhere)
Fernandina---James and twin brother William
Bell (3Aug02)
Washington and Madison Counties---George T.
Taylor and Fountain H. Cone (3Aug02)
Leesburg---Nathanial E. Venable, CSMC (6Sept01)
Key West---New marker for Asst. Surgeon Jeptha
V. Harris (7Aug01)
Chattahoochee--Picture of marker for the crew
of the CSS CHATTAHOOCHEE (21 Oct00)
James Eccles buried at Pensacola Naval Air
Station in civilian center of national cemetery
Apalachicola gravesites including Lt.
David Raney of the CS Marines (CSS TENNESSEE) (22 Oct00)
New webpage: Locations of CSN/CSMC personnel images in books, magazines, websites (4Jan05)
Illinois GravesitesLouisiana
Gravesites
Shreveport--Hebrew Rest: Ben Holzman; Forest
Park: Engineer George H. Levy (21Sept03)
Madisonville--Madisonville Cemetery: Engineer
George M. Jones (16Mar03)
Baton Rouge---Magnolia Cemetery: Master Gayle
W. Sparks and T. Harrison Baker (Privateer)(16Mar03)
Metarie---Metarie Cemetery: Capt. W. W.
Hunter
and Lt. E. L. Lambert (9Feb03)
Shipyards
page:
Shreveport, Louisiana; Moore and Smokes
Shipyard,
builders of CSS MISSOURI (6Sept03)
Algiers, Louisiana; John Hughes shipyard:
site of conversion of CSS MANASSAS( 16Mar03)
Oven Bluff, Alabama (7Sept02)
Savannah, Georgia; Charleston, SC; Purrysburg,
SC added (21Apr02)
Columbus, Georgia---Columbus Iron Works, armor
plates and CSN shipyard on Chattahoochee River (7Aug01)
South Carolina---images of CSS Pee Dee
Shipyard
site and propeller (11 June01)
Bibliography Page
The Life and Services of Commodore Josiah Tattnall
(1878)(13July03).
The Pathfinder of the Seas, Matthew
Fontaine
Maury (1930)(16Aug03)
CS Army to CS Navy transfers dated 18 April 1864 at Richmond, Va (Special Orders No. 90)
South Carolina
Gravesites---
Columbia, Elmwood Cemetery, Lt. William H.
Ward (19Feb03)
Charleston, Magnolia
Cemetery, James Evans, Masters Mate on CSS Alabama (5Feb03)
St. Lawrence Cemetery adjoining Magnolia at
Charleston---Francis W. Dawson, Acting Masters Mate (25Jan03)
Strawberry Chapel---Henry Laurens Ingraham,
CSMC (17Jan03)
Lt. John Grimball---Charleston, Magnolia Ceme.
(8Sept02)
Lieutenants Alexander F. Warley and Henry
K. Stevens in Pendleton (27July02)
Naval Laws of the Confederate States Excerpts from the entire set of laws made by the CS Congress (12July2002)
Item Locator Page---for finding artifacts to view in person (12July02) Added items from Confederate Memorial Hall, located in New Orleans, Louisiana
General Orders No. 1 from Commander R. L. Page at Savannah, 1863 (12July02)
Contents list of the Official Records of the Navies (ORN) (3July02)
Shipyards
page:
Savannah, Georgia; Charleston, SC; Purrysburg,
SC added (21Apr02)
Columbus, Georgia---Columbus Iron Works, armor
plates and CSN shipyard on Chattahoochee River (7Aug01)
South Carolina---images of CSS Pee Dee
Shipyard
site and propeller (11 June01)
Confederate
Marine officer burial locations Updated
with 7 new names from David Sullivan's revised CSMC Biographical
Sketches
book (20Mar02)
Ft. Warren Prison.
Engineer Edward J. Johnston to be re-interred
next to his wife in Fernindina, Florida (9Mar02)
Washington State, Fort
Simcoe
State Park, Yakima Indian Reservation
Gravesite of Lt. Ruffin Thomson, CSMC
(6Sept01)
Weapons
(cannons) page:
5 Brookes added: 1 at Tredegar Foundry and
4 at Columbus, GA Naval Museum (7Aug01)
2 Brookes added: Norfolk, VA and Columbus,
GA. (21July01)
8 inch Brooke smoothbore at Gainesville,
Alabama
Confederate Cemetery and one at Selma, Ala. (14Jan01)
Mislabeled Brooke Rifle at The Battery in
Charleston, SC. (02 Nov00)
In 1865, Redoubt McDermett at Spanish Fort, Alabama named for Lt. Edw. McDermett of the CS Navy (8 July01)
Confederate School Ship CSS Patrick Henry---SHSP article by Lt. J. H. Rochelle (5July01)
Cruise of the CSS CLARENCE, TACONY-ARCHER in SHSP (also including Lt. Charles W. Read) (15 June 01)
Lt. Charles W. Read's story in the Southern Historical Society Papers, Reminiscences of the CSN (14June01)
Confederate Marine officer burial locations (13 June01)
Elmira, NY Prison Camp (Woodlawn National Cemetery)---images added (10 June01)
For
CSN Re-enactors---Items for sale (uniform shoulder straps and hat
devices,
sword, etc)
Ft. Warren, MA---grave
of prisoner Edward J. Johnston, Engineer on CSS BALTIC and ATLANTA
(20 Feb01)
Battle of Mobile Bay by Capt. J. D. Johnston of the CSS TENNESSEE (12 Feb01)
Lincoln
shot to avenge the execution of John Yates Beall of the Confederate
States Navy
You heard it here first! (9Feb01)
Story of the CSS STONEWALL by it's commander, Capt. T. J. Page, CSN (5 Feb01)
Roster of CS Marine Officers as of January 1864 (5 Feb01)
Confederate Torpedo service at Charleston, by Lt. Glassell, CSN, attack by the "David" (5 Feb01)
Weapons
(cannons) page:
8 inch Brooke smoothbore at Gainesville,
Alabama
Confederate Cemetery and one at Selma, Ala. (14 Jan01)
Mislabeled Brooke Rifle at The Battery in
Charleston, SC. (02 Nov00)
Main gravesites page:
Confederate Marine: Israel Green in Mitchell,
South Dakota (13 Jan01)(click on SD link in table)
Confederate Marines: Lt. Edward Crenshaw and
Capt. Calvin Sayre (11 Jan01)
Midshipman William (Willie) B. Sinclair of
the CSS FLORIDA (11 Jan01)
Thomas D. Stone, Midshipman of CSS MORGAN
and PATRICK HENRY (29 Dec00)
Octave Jacob Rabby of the Confederate Marine
Corps. (12 Nov00)
California gravesites page added plus new names (29 Dec00)
Descriptions of Vessels by Chief Naval Constructor John L. Porter (7 Dec00)
The CSS SHENANDOAH cruise, by one of her Officers, Dr. McNulty (7 Dec00)
Tribute to the CSN at the monument dedication in Montgomery, Alabama, 7 Dec. 1897 (7 Dec00)
The Gold and Silver in the C. S. Treasury, by Capt. William H. Parker, CSN, who had charge of it (7 Dec00)
The building where the submarine torpedo boat H. L. Hunley is located (24 Nov00)
Rabby's Alabama Coast Guard at Bayou La Batre (several images of graves added) (12 Nov00)
Organization
of the CSN and report from Secy. Mallory to The President as of 26
April 1861 (17 Nov00)
Report
from Secy. Mallory to The President on the condition of the CS Navy
as of Feb 1862 (24 Nov00)
Report
from Secy. Mallory to The President on the condition of the CS Navy
as of August 1862 (24 Nov00)
Report
from Secy. Mallory to The President on the condition of the CS Navy
as of 30 November 1863 (02 Nov00)
Report
from Secy. Mallory to The President on the condition of the CS Navy
as of 5 November 1864 (31 Oct00)
Report
from Secy. Mallory to The President on the condition of the CS Navy
as of 30 April 1864 (31 Oct00)
CSS FLORIDA page. Relics found at Hampton Roads, Virginia by divers on the ship. (10 Sept00)
CSN related links page. The USN Historical Center now has downloadable CSN ship's images! (4 Sept00)
Index of Navy Pension applications in Florida (31 August00)
CS Navy Weapons and Small Arms page ( 27 August00)
CSS FLORIDA---Capt. Maffitt's journal and log from Nassau to Mobile Bay, Alabama (3 August00)
The first cruise (Capt. Maffitt) from Mobile Bay, Alabama to Brest, France (4 August00)
Index to Muster rolls of selected ships from the ORN (30 July00)
Index to Letters of Marque and Reprisal from the ORN on privateers (30 July00)
Bibliography page:
Books by Robert Hawk on Florida Naval
Personnel;
also one by P. C. Coker on Charleston
Maritime
Heritage;
and one by the
State of Florida on Floridians in the CS Naval service.(
9 Sept00)