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SOUTH CAROLINA GRAVESITES * CS NAVY Research Center, Mobile, Alabama, www.csnavy.org * CHARLESTON Magnolia Cemetery 70 Cunningham Street

Captain Duncan Nathaniel Ingraham Commandant Warrington (Pensacola) Navy Yard, 1861. Office of Ordnance and Hydrography, Richmond, 1861-62. Commandant, Charleston Station, 1862-65. Image courtesy David Sullivan of MA

* Confederate Submarine Torpedo Boat H. L. Hunley Crews These are not all CSN personnel. *

Thomas W. Park of Park and Lyons Machine Shop, Mobile, Alabama Builder of the H. L. Hunley

Hunley and Park's crew

Close up of monument courtesy David Sullivan of MA

Grave plot of the "Hunley and Park's" crew of the Confederate Submarine Hunley in Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston, SC. Thomas Park and Horace Hunley are on the right side.

Horace L. Hunley Financed the submarine that bears his name.

Courtesy Ann T. Summersell of AL *

The following names appear on the stone: J. Bell, William Brooks,
M. Burgress, John Cabell, Lewis Carthegress, J. Caswell, Robert Culbert, John Dobson, T. F. Eagan, J. L. Carlton, T. G. Hatch, C. R. Horton, J. Howell, John Huston, J. L. Jacobs, F. Medaris, J. Medaris,
H. P. Rainey, Surgeon Scott, J. C. Shea, H. W. Shields, I. P. Shultz, W. H. Flagg, J. Spear, G. W. Summers, William Yates. Information and image courtesy of Brian "Kelly" Madaris of GA

This Obelisk is in the Confederate Navy section of the Magnolia Cemetery in Charleston, South Carolina.

There are names of 26 men of the Confederate Navy who died in the
defense of Charleston, SC, and Savannah Georgia.

From the Confederate Veteran Magazine, 1922. On December 10, 1922, the Ladies Memorial Association of Charleston, S.C., unveiled with appropriate exercise a granite monument to the memory of thirty six men of the Confederate Navy who lie buried in the Cemetery of the Charleston Port Society on the Ashley River, Charleston.
These graves have individual headstones, but this Memorial more
fittingly marks the resting place of these brave men who gave their
lives for the Confederacy. The names of ten of them were unknown, so could not be inscribed on the Monument.

These men were recently removed from the Seamens Cemetery which was under the Citadel Stadium in Charleston and re-interred into Magnolia in November 1999 in the largest Confederate Funeral there since 1888.

* Crewmembers of the Confederate Submarine Torpedo Boat H. L. Hunley moved from the Citadel

The last crewmember of the Submarine Torpedo Boat H.L.HUNLEY found at Citadel Stadium on 5 Jan 2000

* Reserved for the Hunley crew of Lt. George E. Dixon to be buried in late 2003 * Note: Lt. William Anthony Alexander is buried at Magnolia Cemetery in Mobile, Alabama (see grave)

* Magnolia Cemetery continued

Midshipman George Dwight Bryan Served on the CSS FLORIDA Later Probate Judge of Charleston Courtesy Ann T. Summersell of AL

George Alfred Trenholm, Financial Genius of the Confederacy. (Honorary mention---The man whose company financed the CSA) Courtesy Dr. Felix Nepveux and Ethel Trenholm Seabrook Nepveux of SC, author of several books on his life and times.

Section 5, Lot 1024 1st. Lt. John Grimball Served on CSS ARKANSAS, BALTIC & SHENANDOAH Courtesy Ethel Nepveux of SC	Reserved for 1st. Lt. Charles Manigault Morris (d. 1895) Served as Commander on CSS FLORIDA's 2nd cruise
Capt. Thomas W. Lockwood (Operated private ships, not CSN) Blockade Runners: Carolina, Theodora, Kate, Elizabeth, Colonel Lamb	Horace L. Hunley Financier of the submarine (not CSN) Courtesy Dave Sullivan of MA
St. Lawrence Cemetery adjoining Magnolia 6 Huguenin Ave Francis Warrington Dawson, Acting Masters Mate Englishman who came over in the CSS NASHVILLE, served in the CS Navy, then the CS Army. He wrote the book: Reminiscences of Confederate Service, 1861-65. After the war he was editor of the Charleston Mercury Newspaper. Courtesy John Schneider of SC	James Evans, Masters Mate CSS ALABAMA Died 1901 Buried in Evans family plot at Magnolia. Courtesy John Schneider of SC

* Other South Carolina Cemeteries

Courtesy Bill Chisolm of FL

Hopewell Cemetery, near Hampton

Benjamin Franklin Owens, Co. E, CSMC

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COLUMBIA Elmwood Cemetery, Confederate Section Elmwood Ave at I-126 J. S. Westmoreland Courtesy Bill Chisolm of FL	RIDGEWAY St. Stephens Episcopal Church Ceme. Francis Marion Thomas Passed Midshipman Courtesy John M. Bigham of SC	CHARLESTON St. Phillips Episcopal Church 146 Church St Lot 3078 West John deBerniere Roberts, CS Marines Appointed 2nd Lieut., 7 June 1864 Served at Drewery's Bluff, Wilmington and Fort Fisher (Battery Buchanan) Courtesy Ann T. Summersell of AL
PENDLETON St. Paul's Episcopal Church Ceme. Queen St. downtown; Bee-Stevens plot Lt. Henry Kennedy Stevens CSS ARKANSAS Courtesy Margaret (Peggy) Carr of NC	PENDLETON St. Paul's Episcopal Church Ceme. Queen St. downtown Lt. Alexander Fraser Warley CSS ALBEMARLE Courtesy Margaret (Peggy) Carr of NC	STRAWBERRY CHAPEL Charlestown Henry Laurens Ingraham,CSMC Served at Warrington, Florida Died 9 July 1878 Courtesy John Schneider of SC
EDGEFIELD Baptist Cemetery, one block north of Hwy 25 at corner of Simpkins and Cemetery Sts. Lt. Jonathan H. Carter Served on CSS GENERAL POLK and as Commanding Officer on CSS MISSOURI Image and location courtesy Steve Smith of LA	COLUMBIA Elmwood Cemetery, Elmwood Ave. at I-126. unmarked grave, Lot 31, Square 36 Lt. William Henry Ward Served on CSS LOUISIANA, PONTCHARTRAIN, RICHMOND, PALMETTO STATE, TALLAHASSEE, CHICKAMAUGA Died 17 April 1920 Image and location courtesy Jake Strobridge of SC	NEW NEWBERRY Rosemont Cemetery Assistant CSN Surgeon David Edmonds Ewart His name is also on a monument in downtown. --- Transferred from the Army. Born in South Carolina. Appointed from South Carolina. Assistant surgeon for the war, January 7, 1864. Assistant surgeon, Provisional Navy, June 2, 1864. Served on C. S. S. Chicora, Charleston station, 1864. C. S. S. Chickamauga, 1864. Image and location courtesy Robert Morgan of FL

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