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VIRGINIA GRAVESITES C.S. NAVY Research Center, Mobile, Alabama, www.csnavy.org * RICHMOND Hollywood Cemetery Cherry Street


Closeup of monument side Image courtesy Lawrence W. Smith of VA	Commander Matthew Fontaine Maury, Pathfinder of the Seas Courtesy Bill Chisolm of SC	Closeup of monument side Image courtesy Lawrence W. Smith of VA


Colonel-Commandant Lloyd Beall, CSMC Section K, Lot 101 Courtesy Retired Col. Robert Johnson of Va.	James Hally, Co. C, CS Marines Courtesy Clay Ainsworth of La.	George A. Schanck CSS PATRICK HENRY Killed by lightning! Courtesy Lawrence W. Smith of VA

* Click Here for some CSN names from the Confederate Section of Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond. We now have images of many of them. * PORTSMOUTH Cedar Grove Cemetery Located between Effingham Street and Fort Lane in Olde Towne Portsmouth. Enter through the south gate to the cemetery on London Boulevard.


CSNCSNCSNCSNCSN CSNCSNCSNCSNCSN John L. Porter, Chief Naval Constructor, CSS VIRGINIA


Capt. James W. Cooke, CSS ALBEMARLE Photos courtesy Doug Cooke of TX	Reserved for: Eugenius Alexander Jack - 1840-1911, age 71yrs., Engineer. CSN Located in family plot. Lot 339 Ave. 5, Old 190. Courtesy Lynn Jack of SC


Lt. William Henry Murdaugh Commanding CS Schooner MANASSAS and launches Mosquito and Sandfly; CS Revenue Service United States; CSS BEAUFORT Ordnance Inspector in London on LeMat revolver and others Image courtesy Doug Cooke of TX	Lt. John W. Murdaugh CSS RICHMOND & VIRGINIA No. 2; CSS NANSEMOND & HAMPTON Image courtesy Doug Cooke of TX

* Oak Grove Cemetery (Portmouth)

Reserved for ???

Gunner John A. Lovett Served on CSS Patrick Henry, Chattahoochee; Drewery's Bluff; CSS North Carolina; Battery Buchanan at Fort Fisher; Saylor's Creek. Image courtesy Dorothy Grimes of VA

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* LEXINGTON

Stonewall Jackson Cemetery (Presbyterian)

Commander John Mercer Brooke Inventor of the Brooke Rifle; designed CSS VIRGINIA Buried 30 yards south of Stonewall Jackson Courtesy Bill Chisolm of SC NOTE: The Brooke Rifle shown is NOT at the gravesite but located in Jackson, Alabama and placed alongside as a testimony and memorial to this great inventor

Located next to large hickory tree and between John M. Brooke and Stonewall Jackson monument GPS 37.7807N; 79.4452W

Samuel Zenas Ammen Transferred from the Army to the CS Navy (CSS Schultz) Considered the Practical founder of Kappa Alpha Order Washington and Lee University Location by Bonnie Conway of AL. Image by the founder.


LYNCHBURG Presbyterian Cemetery Surgeon D. S. Green Fleet Surgeon James River Sq. Served Richmond Station Image courtesy Bill Chisolm of SC	ARLINGTON Arlington Co Lt. Henry H. Marmaduke Served numerous squadrons Buried at base of Confed. Monument Image courtesy Bill Chisolm of SC	HAMPTON Saint John's Episcopal Church Lt. Commanding John Pembroke Jones died in Pasadena, California and is mentioned in "Confederate Veteran" magazine. He had a lot of service on: CSS RESOLUTE; VIRGINIA; GEORGIA; SAVANNAH; NANSEMOND; RALEIGH; ARCTIC; NORTH CAROLINA. Served at Barretts Point, Elizabeth River; Savannah Squadron; Battle of Port Royal, SC; James River Squadron; Wilmington, NC Squadron and Commanding submarine defenses, Chaffins Bluff. Image courtesy Bill & Debbie Mixon of VA

* NORFOLK Cedar Grove Cemetery GPS 36.8586N; 76.2831W


Commander Richard Lucian Page, CSN Born 20 December 1807; Died 9 August 1901 Also commissioned as a Bridadier General and was in charge of Fort Morgan during the Battle of Mobile Bay. Previous service was Inspector of Ordnance at Gosport Navy Yard, Va; Savannah, Ga; Battle of Port Royal, SC; Charlotte, NC. He was the uncle of Commander Catesby ap Roger Jones. Image courtesy Burl R. Kennedy	Captain John Randolph Tucker (Admiral of the Amazon) Ordnance Officer, Norfolk, Va; Commanding CSS PATRICK HENRY; Battle of Hampton Roads & Drewry's Bluff; Charleston Squadron, Commanding CSS CHICORA; Tucker's Naval Brigade at Sayler's Creek, Va. Born 31 January 1812 Died 12 June 1883 at Petersburg, Va. Image courtesy Bill & Debbie Mixon of VA

Norfolk-Cedar Grove Cemetery


Captain Samuel Barron, Sr. Vriginia & North Carolina defenses; Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers defenses; Flag Officer Commanding naval forces in Europe Image courtesy Bill & Debbie Mixon of VA	Lt. Thomas Lardner Dornin CSS PATRICK HENRY, James River Squadron; CSS ALERT; CSS RAPPAHANNOCK; CSS FLORIDA; Fort Fisher; Semmes Naval Brigade Image courtesy Bill & Debbie Mixon of VA	Lot 27, 1st A. W. Commander Charles Fleming McIntosh Served on Elizabeth River; CSRS United States; Gosport Navy Yard; CSS LOUISIANA; died 17 May 1862 Image courtesy Deni Norred-Williams of VA

Norfolk-Cedar Grove Cemetery


Commander Benjamin Pollard Loyall Prisoner Ft. Warren, 1861; Gosport Navy Yard, 1862; Roanoke Is., NC; CSS RICHMOND; James River Squadron; Johnson's Island expedition, 1863; Special Duty, 1863-64; Commanding CSS NEUSE, 1864; CSS PATRICK HENRY, 1864. Image courtesy Bill & Debbie Mixon & Jean Spencer of VA	NEW Cedar Grove Cemetery 1st Lt. William Sharp CSS Patrick Henry and Commanding CSS Beaufort; Commanding Kinston Station and CSS Neuse (Image courtesy descendant Jim Garrett of MD and Donna Bluemink and Robert Hitchings of the Norfolk Public Library)	NEW Cedar Grove Cemetery Charles Sharp Gunner, CSS Virginia, from United Artillery Company (Image courtesy descendant Jim Garrett of MD and Donna Bluemink and Robert Hitchings of the Norfolk Public Library)

* Elmwood Cemetery


Commander Robert Baker Pegram Norfolk Station; Elizabeth River batteries; Cruiser NASHVILLE; Steamers RICHMOND & VIRGINIA II; James River Squadron	William Armstead Graves, Acting Naval Constructor Richmond Station	William E. Hines, Master 1864 Torpedo expedition in James River
Lewis M. Hudgins, Acting Master Richmond Station	Henry Selden Cooke, Master CSRS United States; Gosport Navy Yard; CSS ARKANSAS; Steamers NANSEMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, PATRICK HENRY; James River Squadron; Steamers RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA, ARCTIC; Wilmington Station; Charleston Station; Semmes Naval Brigade	John M. Gibbs, Master Gosport Navy Yard; Charlotte, NC; Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography
Lt. William Edward Hudgins Served on Yorktown Naval Battery, CSS SAVANNAH, Savannah Squadron; Fort Fisher, NC.	Reserved for Capt. John D. Simms, CSMC	Will F. Minson Shown on list at Libby Prison, Richmond, on 10 April 1865
Reserved for Thomas Jefferson Hudgins Died 1915 Served on CSS PATRICK HENRY as Acting Master's Mate	Andrew Joseph Dalton Served and wounded on CSS VIRGINIA but was in 41st Regiment, Co. E of the Army! Location by Jean Spencer of VA	Reserved for Robert King Hudgins Died 7 Sept 1903 2nd Lt., VA Revenue Service

Elmwood Cemetery images courtesy Bill & Debbie Mixon of VA * NEWPORT NEWS Greenlawn Cemetery

Confederate Prisoners of War who died in Federal Prison in Newport News, Virginia between April and July 1865 POW Mass grave of 163 men


	Pvt. J. Harris, Co. E, Naval Battalion

Images courtesy Bill & Debbie Mixon of VA


PETERSBURG Blandford Church Cemetery Located to right inside arch at foot of hill with unknown Confederate graves Lt. Matthew P. Goodwyn Promoted for "gallant and meritorious conduct" Served on CSS Patrick Henry; Drewery's Bluff; participated in capture of US gunboats Reliance and Satellite; Johnson's Island expedition; CSS Raleigh; CSS Fredericksburg; James River Squadron Courtesy Bill Chisolm of SC	ABINGDON, Washington County Sinking Springs Cemetery (Just north of Main Street on Russell St. where Valley St. ends) It is located behind Abingdon Baptist Church on Main St. The marker is within an iron fence enclosure with cedar trees around. Lt. Daniel Trigg Served on CSS Jamestown at Hampton Roads; CSS Chattahoochee; Service abroad; CSS Virginia No. 2, James River Squadron; Drewry's Bluff Courtesy Taft Kiser of VA

Washington, DC.
Arlington National Cemetery

Paymaster Perry M DeLeon
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Born in South Carolina. Appointed from South Carolina. Name changed from J. Calhoun
Moses by order of Secretary of the Navy, November 25, 1863. Assistant paymaster, October
20, 1862. Assistant paymaster, Provisional Navy, June 2, 1864. Navy Yard, Columbus, Ga.,
1862. C. S. S. Harriet Lane, 1862-1863. C. S. S. Savannah (Oconee), Savannah Squadron, 1863. C.
S. S. Stono, Charleston station, 1863. Johnsons Island expedition, 1863. C. S. S. Albemarle, 1864;
participated in battles of Plymouth, N. C., April 19, 1864 and Albemarle Sound, May 5, 1864.
Halifax Naval station, 1864-1865. Paroled, April 30, 1865, Richmond, Va.
Image courtesy Robert Morgan of FL

New Kent County, Williamsburg
Bruton Parish Church Cemetery

James A. Semple
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Paymaster on the CSS Virginia and later Chief of the Office of Clothing and Provisions. While the exact date of death is unknown, the motion for Probate was made in March, 1883 in New Kent County, VA. Semple was married to Letitia Tyler, daughter of Pres John Tyler and Letitia Christian Tyler.
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Born in Virginia. Appointed from Virginia. Paymaster, October 23, 1862, to rank from March 26, 1861. Served on C. S. S.McRae, New Orleans station, 1861. C. S. S. Virginia; participated in battle of Hampton Roads,Va., March 8-9, 1862. Drewry’s Bluff, Va., 1862-1864. Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, 1864-1865.
Image and info courtesy Jerry White of VA
Co-author of book: The Rebel and The Rose
(The lost Confederate gold)

Alexandria
Christ Church Episcopal Cemetery

Capt. Sidney Smith Lee
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Born in New Jersey. Appointed from Virginia. (Brother of General Robert E. Lee.) Formerly commander, U. S. Navy. Served in Virginia Navy. Commander, C. S. Navy, June 11, 1861. Commander, June 21, 1861, to rank from March 26, 1861. Captain for the war, October 23, 1862, to rank from February 8, 1862. Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography, 1861-1862. Commanding Gosport Navy Yard, 1862. Commanding Drewry’s Bluff, Va., 1862-1864. Chief, Bureau Orders and Detail, 1864-1865. Paroled at Greensboro, N. C., April 28, 1865. Died, July 22, 1869.
Image courtesy Robert Morgan of FL

Alexandria
Christ Church Episcopal Cemetery

Lt. Sidney Smith Lee, Jr.
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Born in Virginia. Appointed from Virginia. Acting master, March 22, 1862. Lieutenant for the war, February 6, 1863, to rank from November 1, 1862. First lieutenant, Provisional Navy, June 2, 1864, to rank from January 6, 1864. Served on C. S. S. Louisiana at surrender of Forts Jackson and St. Philip, April 28, 1862; captured; paroled (no date). Richmond station, 1862. C. S. S. Atlanta, 1862-1863. Service abroad, 1863-1865;
C. S. cruiser Georgia, 1864; C. S. S. Rappahannock,
Calais, France, 1864; C. S. S. Shenandoah, 1864-1865.
Image courtesy Robert Morgan of FL

Loudoun County, Leesburg
Presbyterian Church Cemetery

Charles Magill Fauntleroy
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Born in Virginia. Appointed from Missouri. Formerly lieutenant, U. S. Navy. Served in
Virginia Navy. First lieutenant, C. S. Navy, June 10, 1861. First lieutenant, October 23, 1862, to rank from October 2, 1862. Commanding naval defenses at Harpers Ferry, 1861. C. S. cruiser Nashville, 1861-1862. Richmond station, 1862. Commanding blockade runner Economist, 1862.
Army duty, 1862-1863. Commanding C. S. S. Rappahannock, Calais, France, 1864.
Image courtesy Robert Morgan of FL

* * Can someone find and send in an image of this gravesite? Fred, Nicholas-----------Seaman, CG, enlisted 18 Oct 61, born 1815 in Greece, died Charlottesville, Virginia, buried University of Virginia Cemetery * And these: * John D. Simms, Jr, CSMC, buried at Norfolk, VA, Elmwood Ceme., 24 Aug 1881; * Lt. Samuel W. Averett, Greenhill Ceme., Jefferson @ Lee Sts., Danville. * Return to the Gravesites Locater page * Copyright 1999-2010, John E. Ellis, www.csnavy.org, 4.13.10