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    Courtesy Bill Chisolm of FL                                                                 Courtesy Bill Chisolm of FL

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COLUMBUS--Linwood Cemetery (located North of Hwy 280 and East of Hwy 27 at SW corner of 17th St. and 10th Ave.
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  Co. C, CSMC, James River                     Cornelius Duffy                         John Dunlop                     Chief Engineer                 Landsman, J.W. Catlet
Samuel Aenchbacker served entire war with Co. C, CSMC, mostly on James River, including CSS Virginia, Drewry and Fredericksburg.

Cornelius Duffy of Apalachicola died June 1, 1863, in Columbus, as result of the CSS Chattahoochee's boiler explosion. He was born
either 1833 or '36, depending on census or enlistment data. (read reports of the boiler explosion)

John Dunlop (sometimes spelled Dunlap), CSS Virginia & Chattahoochee, died Sept 2, 1862, in Soldiers' Home, Columbus.

John W. Catlett, born Florida c.1841, died Columbus, GA hospital Feb. 20, 1864, while assigned to the C.S.S. Chattahoochee.

James H. Warner, born Ohio c.1830, died Columbus, GA (also) Feb. 20, 1866, as result of gunshot wound. Commanded C.S. Naval Iron Works, Columbus, GA. Despite gravestone markings, never held rank of major - came out of the USN as chief engineer and maintained that rank in
CSN throuhout the war. For whatever reason, local citizens referred to him as major - and still do.
 

**NEW** Charles Blain Foreman, CS Navy Yard, Columbus

MARIETTA--Confederate Cemetery John Blount, C. S. Marine Courtesy Jake Strobridge of KY & SC

MILLEDGEVILLE , Memory Hill Cemetery West Franklin Street West side, Section D, Lot 30, Person 9 Passed Assistant Surgeon, James W. Herty Served on CSS RICHMOND, RAPPAHANNOCK, STONEWALL Also Special Service (usually secret) at Richmond  Courtesy Barry Jackson of NC

Laurel Grove Cemetery  According to Robert Watson, CSN---"the prettiest cemetery that I have ever seen"  From Hwy 204 (Abercorn Rd) in downtown, it is located at the west end of Anderson Street (one way)  (take Henry St.(one way) west to end, left (south) one block and right onto Anderson St. into the cemetery) GPS: 32.06468N; 81.10683W

As you enter the cemetery gate this grave is located in the far rear right (northwest) corner  of the cemetery near a large oak off by itself Aisle 27, Lot 756 GPS: 32.06779N; 81.10816W  Thomas P. Pelot. Born SC 1837 (marker is wrong). Image courtesy Robert Holcombe of GA *        LIEUTENANT / THOMAS POSTELL PELOT / C.S. NAVY / Killed in defense of Savannah   / He died victorious on the quarter / deck of the U.S. Steamer Waterwitch /        captured in Ossabaw Sound by a / Naval boat expedition under his / command  June 2nd 1864.   Inscription courtesy D. Colin Young of GA

Located on Aisle 2, Lot 2191 William P. Brooks, 1st Assistant Engineer Born Edgefield County, SC; Died 19 April 1889  Served on CSS SUMTER, ALABAMA, & STONEWALL Image courtesy descendant Clint Brooks of NC

This cemetery is on their family plantation GPS 32.0433N; 81.0457W  Image courtesy John Gorto of MI ------ Image of back side by Founder Captain (Flag Officer) Josiah Tattnall, Savannah Squadron, Mosquito Fleet.  Admiral Franklin Buchanan wrote in answer to  his appointment that he thought Tattnall should have been the first CS Admiral.  There is a nice image of them together on the Founders page (http://www.csnavy.org/founder.htm).

GPS 32.0433N; 81.0457W John R. F. Tattnall. CSMC. Born near Middletown, CN, 1829. Died 17 August  1907.  Grave is in Tattnall family plot, Section E. The inscriptions are on the right side of the upper stone. They are often overlooked since they are so hard to read. He was the son of Commodore Tattnall. Images by the Founder

GPS 32.0429N; 81.0454W Edward Fenwick Neufville,  2nd Lt. CSMC Image by the Founder

Jacob Paulsen. Born 1 August  1837, Eddelak Parish, Denmark. Residing Apalachicola, FL, in 1860. Died 23 February  1919. Seaman,  CSS Chattahoochee, CSS Savannah, CSS Palmetto State, Wilmington station. Resided in Savannah after the war, involved in numerous business pursuits, prominent in local politics. A street in Savannah is named for him.  Image courtesy Robert Holcombe of GA

**NEW** Block L, Lot 603 John Albert Peterson Gunboat SAVANNAH Member of the Savannah Camp 738, UCV Reported to be the last living CSN veteran Image and info courtesy Alva L. Collins, Jr., descendant

**NEW** ROME, Floyd County Myrtle Hill Cemetery Myrtle St. SW; Lot 31, Terrace A GPS 34.2528N; 85.1794W Located near old office building at top of hill--north/center 1st Lt. Charles Iverson Graves Served on Aquia Creek batteries;  CSS MORGAN; Service Abroad; CSS VIRGINIA No. 2; James River Squadron; Flag Lt. to Flag Officer John K. Mitchell; With Lt. W. H. Parker and CSS PATRICK HENRY crew accompaning Mrs. Jefferson Davis and the Confederate treasury from Richmond. Image by the Founder

**NEW** QUITMAN, Brooks County Old Union Cemetery David R. Milton Courtesy Terri Milton of FL

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**NEW** MACON, Bibb County Rose Hill Cemetery Lt. William Watts Carnes Images courtesy Robert Holcombe of GA

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