A Roster of the Four Hundred and Five
Ex-Confederate Soldiers
Whose Remains Were Buried in the
Oakwoods Cemetery in Chicago

This information was taken from microfilm containing the
Clay County Courier Newspaper

PUBLISHED IN Corning, Clay County, Arkansas

"Please note that I have tried to copy the names exactly as they appeared in the newspaper.  I did put the names in alphabetical order to make it easier to search.  If you feel there is an error, I do have the microfilm and can go back and double check for you.   I'm human and like most other folks, have been known to make a mistake from time to time...  This information appeared in the newspaper in 1893.  I have no idea if it is accurate or complete."  Cathy Barnes

Clay County Courier - Page 3, November 17, 1893

Buried In Chicago.

A Roster of the Four Hundred and Five Ex-Confederate Soldiers Whose Remains Were Buried Oakwoods Cemetery in Chicago.   As stated, Miss Fannie Scott has been authorized to solicit subscriptions for the monument fund of the ex-Confederate association of Chicago, Camp No. 8. United Confederate Veterans. A monument is to be erected at Jackson park to the memory of the confederate dead buried at Oakwoods cemetery, and all of the southern states have soldiers buried there.  Arkansas has a list of 405 confederate soldiers sleeping in that silent city, many of whom died in northern prisons, and whose relatives now living have no idea where their remains were buried.  [It is Oakwood and Oakwoods in the newspaper]  Following is a complete list of the 405:

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Alaway, W. W.
Almond, Daniel
Alton, E.
Anderson, J. or P. H.
Anderson, Jackson
Anderson, R. A.
Answorth, A. G.
Answorth, R. F.
Atkinson, Thomas L.

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Baety, A.
Baety, R. T.
Bailey, R. T.
Bailey, T.
Baker, James
Baker, John
Ballard, W.
Banks, James
Barber, Noah W.
Barker, P. or A. P.
Barnes, J.
Barnet, R. H.
Barrett, C. F.
Batchelor, R.
Beesley, T. W.
Bell, J.
Benton, W. J.
Bevers, John
Bibb, Allen
Bleasol, C. H.
Bledson, C. H.
Bone, A. M.
Box, James
Brabbin, G. W.
Bradford, David
Branch, Needham
Brazier, James
Brewer, Joseph
Brockett, E. M.
Brook, B. L.
Brown, Benjamin
Brown, T.
Brown, W. J.
Burgess, W. M.
Burke, J. R.
Burke, T.
Burnett, J. E.
Bussell, J. N.
Byles, M. J.

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Campbell, A.
Campbell, A. J.
Cannon. G. W.
Carson, J. S.
Cary, Thomas
Castor, John
Chandler, J. E.
Chandler, J. R.
Charley, “Servant”
Chassier, Z.
Cheany, H. W.
Clarke, Joseph H. or F.
Clement, William
Cockman, B. or D.
Coleman, T. C.
Conger, John
Conley, James
Conner, G. W.
Conrad, John M.
Cook, J. M.
Cooper, J. F.
Cooper, W. H.
Copeland, A. J.
Copeland, H. D.
Cox, S. H.
Cox, T. C.
Craig, John
Craig, John O. or J. E.
Creed, Wm. N.

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Daniels, Silas
Davison, U. M.
Davenport, A. W.
Davenport, H. J.
Davis, B. F.
Dempsey, J.
Dobbs, S. J.
Doland, James
Dorson, H.
Dorvell, J.
Dougherty, John
Dowell, John
Draper, Milton M.

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Egner, E.
Elliot, G. B.
Elliot, G. W.
Etheridge, B. J.
Evans, F. V.
Evans, T. N.

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Farron, Elias M.
Faye, L. K.
Fisher, A.
Fitch, Wm.
Flanigan, A. F.
Flindale, J. W.
Forsyth, H. L.
Fox, T. C.
French, G. W.
Frey, L. L.
Fuckner, R.
Fuligham, Josiah
Fuller, J.
Fuller, James
Furgerson, B.

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Garman, P. J.
Gibbon, J. B.
Gibess, Wm. A.
Giles, Wm. A.
Gill, W. O.
Gillespie, W. C.
Glass, H.
Goodson, S. T.
Goodwin, W. D.
Gorgan, C.
Gray, A. H.
Gregg, John E.
Greggory, J. P.

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Haddon, E. C.
Hall, J. G. B.
Hall, Wm.
Halley, R. H.
Hamilton, J. C.
Hansley, Josiah
Hardy, J. F.
Hargrass, Wm.
Harnett, John D.
Harris, E. C.
Harville, J. J.
Hedge, A.
Hendricks, R.
Henial, Robert
Henon, G. M. or J. M.
Herring, C. M.
Herron, N.
Highfield, Smith
Hilburn, J. M.
Hill, M. J.
Hindman, F. M.
Holloway, W. H.
Holt, Jesse
Homan, John
Horton, A.
Huddon, Wm. M.
Huffman, A. A. or A. J.
Humphrey, W. W.
Hutchinson, T. J.

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Jackson, J. W.
Jackson, R. J.
Jameson, John
Jameson, Wm.
Johnson, Henry
Johnson, Wm. H.
Joiner, W. L.
Jones, J. N.
Jones, Wm.

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Kaighton, S. G.
Kates, Benj. F.
Keith, Robert
Keller, Wm.
Kelow, Thomas W.
Kenway, J. A. F.
King, A.
King, John
Kinsey, Peter
Kiskers, J. M.
Kizzier, T. J.
Kunzee, A. W.

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Lancier, P.
Langford, John
Lemons, A.
Letting, Charles
Lewis, E. T.  (This maybe Lewis, Elijah Peter)
Lewis, H. W. or W. H.
Lord, Robert P.
Lowe, W. B.
Lunn, H. J.
Lyons, J. M.

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Massey, John M.
Magby, Charles
Magill, James E.
Malone, J. M.
Marberry, Peter
Markland, Nimrod
Marres, J.
Marshall, W. A.
Mason, J. W. or J. M
Mason, W. L.
Massey, L. P.
May, John N.
Mayber, Henry
Mayber, R. S.
Maython, Nathan
McAltie, George B.
McAltie, Thomas B.
McAltie, W. H.
McCarty, Wm.
McClure, A. W.
McDonald, A. J.
McDonald, O.
McDonald, Robert
McDowell, Robert
McFarland, J. F.
McGill, James S.
McKinney, James A.
McKown, Jasper Col.
McMahon, J. A.
Meader, J. W.
Mealbreath, John
Measles, D. C.
Meater, Wm. C.
Meatle, Thomas
Megrough, J. C.
Merrill, Benjamin S.
Merrit, M. L.
Merritt, J. G.
Millan or McMillan, D. M.
Milligan, J. R.
Milller [Miller], J. R.
Mitchell, R. H.
Mitchell, Wm. C.
Moore, J. H.
Moore, Joseph E.
Moreland, H.
Morgan, A. S.
Morris, Thomas H.
Morton, E. C.
Mosely, B. G.
Mosely, W. A.
Moton, T. C.
Mow, Benjamin
Mowers, Thomas H.
Murdock, C. P.
Murren, J. C.
Murroon, J. A.

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Nash, G. J.
Nelson, James
Nelson, Wm.
Newkirk, W. R.
Newman, John
Newton, T. C.
Nichols, J. H.
Night, J.

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O'Neill, E. W.
Ober, Sylvestus
Owens, G. W.
Owens, R.
Oxford, T. J.

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Page, James
Pann, B.
Parker, Ransom
Parker, Wm. M.
Paster, F. D.
Paton, James
Patton, David
Payne, John R.
Peppersmall, J. W.
Perking, J.
Permine, B. F.
Perrins, E.
Perrion, W. H.
Phess, A.
Phillips, J. V.
Phillips, T. V.
Phillips, Wm.
Pitman, B.
Pitts, John
Polk, James C.
Poole, Richard P.
Porator, L. E.
Porter, F. D.
Pritchard, John
Purchett, J. N.

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Raines, Samuel
Raing, John
Rains, R. K. or D.
Ramsey, Wm.
Raswell, R.
Renberry, James F.
Reynolds, B. E.
Reynolds, W. K. P.
Rhodes, L. L.
Rhodes, T. F. or L. F.
Richy, O.
Rivers, A. J.
Robinson, James
Robinson, John S.
Robinson, W. M.
Rockett, F. M.
Rogers, W. F.
Ros or Rose, Elbert J.
Rose, Pinckney D.
Rowan, Wm.
Rucker, S. M.
Rufter, G. W.
Russell, J. M.
Russell, John
Rutledge or Rutley, W. A.

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Sanders, Wm.
Sanford, T. J.
Sanlack, Wm.
Saunders, Wm.
Scofield, John
Seitz, Davison
Sewell, John W.
Shaw, Thomas
Shepard, Labum
Shepard, William S.
Shuttlewort, J. C.
Sides, C. W.
Sill, Wm. O.
Simmons, A. F.
Skinner, Jesse
Sloan, James
Smith, Joseph
Smith, W. V. or M. V.
Snodgrass, W. P.
Snowdy, G. R.
South, James
Southward, R.
Spear, James
Speers, Julius
Stanley, James
Starr, John
Steward, John A.
Stewart, John C.
Stewart, Wm.
Stout, A. J. or A. T.
Strandle, S. Y.
Strange, G. J.
String, G. W.
Stuart, John

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Taber, George W.
Tabor, G. W.
Taylor, C. M.
Thomas, Thomas
Thompson, J. M.
Thornton, R. T.
Tidnier, James F.
Tite, W.
Todd, T. J.
Townsend, J. A.
Treadwell, D. C.
Trevatoe, L. E.
Trolinder or Trolind, J. H.
Trotter, T. C.
Tucker, W. H.
Turentine, A.
Turner, J.
Turquett, J. M.
Turrentine, D. A.
Tyre, Robt.

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Upton, Peter

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Vaughn, E. W.

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Walker, Brown
Walker, W. H.
Wallace, John
Ward, M.
Waters, F. M.
Waters, J. W.
Watkins, Wm. A.
Watson, D. M.
Watson, J. W.
Weaver, James K.
Webb, Norman
Welsh, George
White, Benjamin
Whitehead, S. W.
Whittenden, W. H.
Willard, T. Herman
Williams, B. F.
Williams, Rollin or Rowlin
Williams, S. L. or L. S.
Williamson, W. M.
Wilson, C.
Wilson, F. H.
Wilson, James
Wisenhunt. Wm.
Woodruff, N. N. or M. M.
Wyatt, M. D. P.

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Yandall, John
Yandem, W. W.
Yondale, James
Young, James H.
Young, W. J.

From: Pattie Knighton:  Our ancestor's name is actually spelled "Knighton, S.G. (stands for Samuel Gordon) he died approximately May 10, 1862 at Camp Douglas, Illinois.

Updated 21 Nov 2006