Also buried at Unknown Cemetery

H Upthegrove
Unknown Cemetery
Rev. H.H. Upthegrove returned home and preached a sermon.
Prince Albert
d. 1892
Unknown Cemetery
The only colored man ever adopted into the Osage tribe of Indians, died recently at an advanced age.
H Baker
d. 1891
Unknown Cemetery
Oldest member of the church whose funeral was preached by H.H. Upthegrove.
Milton Treweek
Unknown Cemetery
Returned to Milwaukee to resume employment.
Gilmore P
Unknown Cemetery
Rev. Gilmore P.E. returned home Monday.
George Noble
Unknown Cemetery
Returned to Hollandale with his wife and little son after enjoying a stay with relatives in Mineral Point.

Other notable soldiers

Samuel Slavens
1830–1862 (age 32)
Chattanooga National Cemetery
Samuel Slavens (1830-1862) was a Civil War soldier from Pike County.
Sumner Paine
1845–1863 (age 18)
Gettysburg National Cemetery
Sumner Paine (1845-1863) was a young soldier who died at the Battle of Gettysburg.
Lyons Wakeman
1843–1864 (age 21)
Chalmette National Cemetery
Lyons Wakeman (1843-1864) was a Chenango County resident who died in the Civil War.
Jacob B. Sweitzer
1821–1888 (age 67)
Allegheny Cemetery
Pennsylvania lawyer and soldier who commanded the 2nd Brigade of the 1st Division/5th Corps at the Battle of Gettysburg.
Thomas Garland Jefferson
1847–1864 (age 17)
Virginia Military Institute
Thomas Garland Jefferson was a young American soldier from Amelia County, Virginia who died during the Civil War.
Marion A. Ross
1832–1862 (age 30)
Chattanooga National Cemetery
Marion A. Ross (1832-1862) was a Civil War soldier who died during the conflict.