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FLORIDA GRAVESITES CS NAVY Research Center, Mobile, Alabama, www.csnavy.org * PENSACOLA, Escambia County St. Michael's Cemetery located at Alcaniz and Chase Streets.


This marker above has been removed from the front entrance for some reason (Feb 2003)

GPS 30.4150N; 87.2089W

Stephen Russell Mallory, Sr., Secretary of the CS Navy *


GPS 30.4146N; 87.2098W Daniel Gonzalez Brent 2nd Lt. CSMC Served Savannah and Charleston	GPS 30.4146N; 87.2098W Samuel Z. Gonzalez	GPS 30.41??N; 87.20??W Alexander Grant	GPS 30.4139N; 87.2088W Francis (Frank) B. Renshaw

GPS 30.4135N; 87.2086W

Delity Powell Kelly
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Not CSN but noted as:
Only woman in Florida to receive a Confederate pension

GPS

Thomas W. Brent
Resigned USN and appointed Commander CSN, October 23, 1862, to rank from March 26, 1861. Commandantof Pensacola's Navy yard, 1861-1862. Savannah station, 1862-1863. Red River defenses,1863. Mobile Squadron, 1863-1864. Commanding C. S. S. Savannah, Savannah Squadron,1864. Charleston station, 1865; paroled, May 22, 1865, at Mobile, Ala.
Image courtesy Robert Morgan of FL

Images by the Founder * PENSACOLA, Escambia County St. John's Cemetery located between H and L Streets 2 blocks north of Garden St. Enter at "I" Street First 4 locations courtesy Terry Cassady of FL; Images by the founder


Section 3 N, Lot 4 Edward Cope	Section 15 N, Lot 22 George H. O'Neal	Section 1 N, Lot 28, Grave 9 William W. J. Kelly Served at Savannah and Mobile (Note: Birth year is incorrect on marker. It should be 1814) Info courtesy Russell James of FL	Section 33 N, Lot 22 James Lawrence Scholl CS Marines

Section 20 S

John Wesley Lang
Landsman on CSS NASHVILLE
FL Pension A03969
Info and image courtesy Martha and Philip Pfeiffer of FL

* Other Areas in Escambia County


BEULAH Escambia County Beulah Baptist Church Cemetery located northwest of Pensacola and north of old US Hwy. 90 (Mobile Hwy) NW corner of Beulah Church Rd. and Beulah Rd. GPS 30.53008N; 87.38242W Henry F. Frater Location courtesy Phillip White of FL; Image and GPS by the Founder	WARRINGTON Escambia County (Pensacola Naval Air Station) Civilian Section in middle of National Cemetery James Eccles (b. 2 Feb 1833 in Dungannon Co. of Tyrone, Ireland) (d. 11 Sept 1867), grave number 311 "A stranger in a strange land after long years of waiting, he was called home and is at rest" Transferred from Florida Infantry to CSN Image by the Founder

Myrtle Grove (West Pensacola)
Myrtle Grove Cemetery
Alt.Hwy 98 (Lillian Hwy) and 57th Ave.
Across from Myrtle Grove Methodist Church
GPS 30.??N; 87.??W

Thomas F. Suarez, Landsman
CS Receiving Ship DANUBE
Mobile Bay, AL
Location Info and image courtesy Martha and Philip Pfeiffer of FL

Santa Rosa County
Milton Cemetery
GPS 30.??N; 87.??W

John Hoodless, Master Carpenter
Warrington Navy Yard
FL Pension D17817
Location Info and image courtesy Martha and Philip Pfeiffer of FL


JACKSONVILLE, Duval County--- Evergreen Cemetery located on north Main St. * Chief Engineer, James Hamilton Tomb Saved the CSS DAVID from capture Photos courtesy Bill Chisolm of SC	JACKSONVILLE, Duval County Old City Cemetery William D. Oliveira Master's Mate and Pilot Served on CSS SAVANNAH and Commanding CSS RESOLUTE Location and image courtesy Randy Scott of FL

JACKSONVILLE, Duval County--- Evergreen Cemetery located on north Main St.

James Curry, Seaman
CSS BRADFORD (a storeship in Pensacola in 1862)
Also listed on Steamer Harriet Lane
Located and photographed by Robert Morgan of FL

FLAGLER COUNTY Good Hope Cemetery near Bunnell, old Kings Rd

John Helms Courtesy Bill Chisolm of SC


ST. AUGUSTINE, St. Johns County Evergreen Cemetery Located just inside the gate to the right in Section E, Lot 201. Augustus O. Wright Died 5 Sept. 1928 "Admiral" of CSN Veterans Association Municipal Judge in Jacksonville after the war. Was the principal locator of CSN sailors records. One of the most untiring and relentless researchers of the CSN. This website is following up on where he left off and he is an inspiration. Located and photographed by Robert Morgan of FL	SAINT AUGUSTINE, St. John's County San Lorenzo Cemetery Leopold (Leo) Ramie Vogel, acting Masters Mate on CSS FLORIDA Corresponded with Capt. Maffitt after the war and wrote a very flattering letter which will be on the site soon Courtesy Bill Chisolm of SC


CHATTAHOOCHEE Located between the First United Methodist Church and the phone company on Main Street Sailors who died in the boiler explosion of the CSS CHATTAHOOCHEE on the Apalachicola River, 27 May 1863. Image by the Founder


Fred W. Arents,3rd Asst. Engr--Richmond	Charles H. Berry, Quartermaster--Tampa	William B. Bilbro, Pilot Columbus, GA.	Edward Conn, Coal Heaver--Apalachicola	Charles Douglas, 2nd Class Fireman
Henry Fagan, 2nd Asst. Engr.--Key West	Manassa Faircloth, Landsman--Florida	Eugene Henderson, Paymasters Clerk-- Tuskegee, AL.	Joseph Hicks, 1st Class Fireman--Georgia	Euclid P. Hodges, 3rd. Asst. Engr.--Maryland
John Joliff, Seaman	James H. Jones, Landsman--Florida	Enoch C. Lanpher, 2nd Class Fireman-- Columbus,GA.	William Moore, Landsman--Florida	John Spear, Landsman-- Florida
James Thomas, Landsman--Florida	Lewis C. Wild, Landsman-- Florida

Information contributed by Grady Turnage of FL Midshipman Charles K. Mallory of Virginia and Fireman Cornelius Duffy of Apalachicola died later. (read reports) *


APALACHICOLA, Franklin County Chestnut Street Cemetery (now named 'Avenue E'---US Hwy 98) *What about these sailors buried there?


Lt. David Greenway Raney, CS Marines The Raney House Museum is in downtown


Domindigo Cattinette also spelled Dominick Catanetti


Jacob Lind, Landsman, CSS CHATTAHOOCHEE


Henry McCormick


George Caigh	James Silva	John Theobald

(Images by the Founder) * Needed: Thomas Gordon; Eugene Labatute; Samuel Floyd * Magnolia Cemetery, 12th Street Needed: John Herman Shipke *


KEY WEST, Monroe County Key West City Cemetery Assistant Surgeon Jeptha V. Harris, from Mississippi Served on CSS MORGAN in Mobile Bay Also buried here is George Henry Bier (need his image) Capt. Henry Mulrennen who formed the Key West Coast Guard Avengers and a mayor of Key West Image courtesy Mike Mitchell of FL who was responsible for obtaining and installing these and many other stones for previously unmarked graves---Great work!

Key West City Cemetery

William E. Lowe, Seaman
Image courtesy Phillip White of FL

Manuel Francisco Diaz, Seaman
Native of Ferrol, Spain.
Image courtesy Phillip White of FL

Alfred B. Lowe
Image courtesy of Keith Lowe

Also need the image of George Henry Bier in the Key West Cemetery


Leesburg, Lake County Lone Oak Cemetery, Historical Section North side of State Hwy 44 Nathanial E. Venable, CSMC Died 13 May 1892 Assigned to the Rocketts Navy Yard at Richmond, Va. Later served as Acting Assistant Quartermaster for the Corps Born in Virginia and resided in Texas Image by the Founder	Tallahassee, Leon County City Cemetery GPS 30.4428 N; 84.2866 W Lt. Joseph D. Wilson Served on CSS SUMTER, ALABAMA, HAMPTON, VIRGINIA No. 2, Semmes Naval Brigade Image by the Founder

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Leon County, Tallahassee
St. John's Episcopal Church Cemetery

GPS
Reserved for:
Midshipman William Savage Hogue
St. Marks, Drewry's Bluff, CSS NORTH CAROLINA, PATRICK HENRY,
ISONDIGA, RESOLUTE, CHATTAHOOCHEE, SAVANNAH, SPRAY
Died 9 Oct 1870
Location courtesy Henrietta McClellan (descendant) of FL.

GPS
Reserved for:
First Assistant Engineer Benjamin S. Herring
1815-1887
CSS JAMESTOWN, VIRGINIA, NAVAL WORKS (COLUMBUS, GA),
GAINES, TENNESSEE, W. H. WEBB
Location courtesy Noah Gengler of FL


Jackson County (north of Malone near ALA state line) Coonrod/Conrad Cemetery (on Private Property) Located in a hard to find remote location GPS 30.99816N; 85.12884W Lorenzo Davis Coonrod/Conrad (family has different spellings after 1900) His original spelling was Coonrod in the ORN and Pension Ordinary Seaman, CSS SAVANNAH Florida CS Pension Number A11030 Images by the Founder	Jackson County, NE of Two Egg @ Buena Vista Bazzell Cemetery, Hwy 69A (alternate) @ Hwy 164 GPS 30.88097N; 85.02859W Charles E. Bazzell Served on CSS CHATTAHOOCHEE Joined at the Johnston Navy Yard, Saffold, Early County, Georgia as it was being built. Transferred to the Floating Battery Georgia at Savannah One of the last living CSN veterans Florida CS Pension Number A08091 Image by the Founder
Graceville, Jackson County Town Cemetery Frederick M. E. Syfrett, Ordinary Seaman Served on CSS SAVANNAH & CHATTAHOOCHEE Florida CS Pension file A00052 Images courtesy descendant Kimberly Bush of AL	Point Washington, Walton County Community Cemetery GPS 30.??N; 85.??W Simeon Strickland, Seaman Images by the Founder

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These two locations are really out in the country and the GPS will come in handy as a very useful tool for finding them.


Spray, Madison County, Redding-Hammock Cemetery (NE of Greenville, N of US Hwy 90, midway between State Rd. 150 & State Rd. 55/US hwy 221 on N side county rd. 140) GPS 30.5058N; 83.6032W Fountain H. Cone	Spray, Madison County, Redding-Hammock Cemetery (NE of Greenville, N of US Hwy 90, midway between State Rd. 150 & State Rd. 55/US hwy 221 on N side county rd. 140) GPS 30.??N; 83.??W William Cone


Served on CSS SPRAY at St. Marks, FL	William R. Cone, Seaman CSS SPRAY at St. Marks, FL Image by the Founder

Images by the Founder assisted by David Mader of AL


Washington County, SE of Chipley, Rock Hill Church Cemetery South of US Hwy 90 near I-10 S on Sewell Farm Road, E on Rock Hill Church Road GPS 30.75118N; 85.45878W Turner Hunt Harmon Image by the Founder	Wausau, Washington County, Barfield Cemetery (in the woods 9 miles S of I-10 off E side of State Hwy 77) The GPS will definitely come in handy on this one. GPS 30.59663N; 85.5898W George T. Taylor Captain's clerk in CSN Served on CSS TUSCARORA; GENERAL POLK; LOUISIANA at New Orleans station, 1861-62. Image by the Founder


Fernandina St. Peter's Episcopal Church Cemetery GPS 30.??N; 85.??W James Bell, Seaman, and twin brother William Bell, Pilot Image courtesy Norwood Bryan of NC	Reserved for: Wm. W. Howell; John Pelham; William Franklin


Fernandina Bosque Bello Cemetery 1st Assistant Engineer Edward J. Johnston who died 13 October 1863 while in prison at Fort Warren, MA, buried there, later moved to Ft. Devans, MA. and who was re-interred in Florida on 14 Oct 2002. Image courtesy Ken Lawson of MA who waded through knee deep snow to get it when it was there.	Fernandina Bosque Bello Cemetery GPS 30.6867N; 81.4532W 1st. Asst. Engineer Edw. J. Johnston's grave as moved [Regardless of what you have read on the net and in newspapers, he was NEVER a Lieutenant] Image by the Founder

Here is a list of Navy pensions in the Florida Archives at Tallahassee. If you find their gravesite, please let us know or better yet, take a picture and send it in. Be an active participant. Thanks. *

**NEW**
Pinellas County, FL
Anona Pioneer Cemetery

John Thomas Lowe died 5 August 1921
Transferred from Army to Navy in 1864.
Special Orders 46, AGO, Par 23.
Image courtesy Jeannette Behan of FL

**NEW**
Manatee County
Fogartyville Cemetery

Samuel George Curry died 5 April 1925
Transferred from Army to Navy in 1864.
Private in the Naval Battalion (CSMC)
Captured at Farmville, VA, 6 April 1865
Image courtesy Jeannette Behan of FL

Other gravesites not mentioned above that we are looking for locations and/or images of:

Catching up! Will find some more to list here. Thanks to the contributors.