This will take years to put into place and will never be complete.  It is starting with the founder's pictures taken and will increase as interested and helpful persons contribute.  There will be two main pages. One will be by rank and the other will be by physical location. We will start here with the location portion and expand. Check back often for updates and help contribute. Be an active participant. Thanks.

   

Row K, Lot 18

O ETERNAL Lord God, who alone spreadest out the heavens, and rulest the raging of the sea; who hast compassed the waters with bounds, until day and night come to an end; be pleased to receive, into thy Almighty and most gracious protection, the persons of thy servants, the officers and crews of our fleet, and of all other vessels now engaged in active service. Preserve them from the dangers of the sea and from the violence of the enemy; give them victory in their various conflicts, and safety and success in all their undertakings, that they may be a safeguard unto the Confederate States of America, and a security for such as pass on the seas upon their lawful occasions; may they return in safety to enjoy the blessings of the land, with the fruits of their labour, and with a thankful remembrance of thy mercies, to praise and glorify Thy Holy Name through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

Row K, Lot 18 GPS 30.6748N;  88.0624W

Square 18, Lot 13 GPS 30.6750N;  88.0641W Lt. John Comstock killed on CSS SELMA,  Battle of Mobile Bay, 5 August 1864.

Square 18, Lot 20 GPS 30.6750N;  88.0641W Lt. S.G.Stone on CSS FLORIDA

Range (row) H, Lot 6 GPS 30.6744N;  88.0619W W. A. W. Spotswood, Chief Surgeon Photo courtesy D.M.Sullivan of MA.

Square 19, Lot 58 GPS 30.6747N;  88.0637W Matthew Sloan on CSS BALTIC Fire Chief of Mobile (Sloan Fire Station)

Square 13 Grave numbering is from right to left according to cemetery records and plat with Row 1 in the rear (Row 14, grave 55)          (Row 8, grave 24)        (Row 13, grave 26)     (Row 15, grave 34)         (Row 15, grave 44)          (Row 15, grave 60)         (Row 15, grave 55)                        J. Long J. E. Campbell C. Gilless CSS TUSCALOOSA  J. Mullins CSS MORGAN  A. J. Smish CSMC-CSS MORGAN  W. C. Lambert CS Marines  J. Harrington

Square 13  (Numbered from right to left) (Row 2, grave 12) (Row 10, grave 6)   (Row 1, grave 10) (Row 1, grave 30)      C. H. Davis Masters Mate  A. Williams Seaman  J. Mooney Marines  Thomas King Seaman These 4 persons are listed as being in the Navy or Marines

Square 19 GPS 30.6742N;  88.0639W Kate Cumming Not CSN but noted

Square 28, Lot 56 GPS 30.6743N;  88.0670W Edward Phelan

Square 28, Lot 144 GPS 30.6739N;  88.067W Thomas David Stone,  Midshipman CSS MORGAN, PATRICK HENRY

Square 23, Lot 129 GPS 30.6752N;  88.0645W Leslie Everett Brooks, Assistant  Paymaster CSS LOUISIANA, CHATTAHOOCHEE, TALLAHASSEE, COLUMBIA Location courtesy Bob Holcombe of GA.

Square 29, Lot 87 GPS 30.6741N;  88.0615W William A. Alexander Submarine H. L. HUNLEY 21st Alabama Infantry

Square 27, Lot 90 GPS 30.6748N;  88.0663W   Constantine Sygalas Also in the Navy on the  CSS MORGAN

Square 10, Lot 1 GPS 30.6766N;  88.06024W Thomas Franelich, Landsman Location courtesy David Mader of AL

Square 6, Lot 9 GPS 30.6762N;  88.062W Lee Fearn Irwin Acting Master's Mate and Paymaster's Clerk. CSS DALMON; CSS MORGAN Mobile Bay

Square 11, Lot 98 east GPS 30.6755N;  88.0606W   Sidney Dale Porter,  Naval Constructor CSS NEW ORLEANS was a floating battery at Island No. 10, Memphis He served New Orleans, Jackson, & Mobile working on the Tombigbee ironclads

Square 1, Lot 3 GPS 30.6774N; 88.0623W Jacob Levi Crist 1847-1913 Seaman CS Gunboat GAINES Mobile Bay. Image courtesy Lisa McKinney of AL.

Range B, E half of Lot 28 (Unmarked Grave) GPS 30.6735N; 88.0629W John King, Sr. CS Gunboat GAINES Mobile Bay

Square 21, Lot 198 GPS 30.6737N; 88.0651W William James Faires Transferred from Co. A, 12th Ala.  to CSN at Richmond Feb. 1862

Square 5, Lot 6 GPS 30.67542N; 88.06189W Elliott W. Johnstone Acting Masters Mate Served on CSS BALTIC Image courtesy Lisa McKinney of AL.

Square 18, Lot 14 GPS 30.6750N;  88.0641W Thomas S. Russell on CSS GAINES

Range (Row) M, Lot F-2 GPS 30.6740N;  88.0616W James Grey Thomas, Asst. Surgeon Selma Naval Ordnance Works Location courtesy David Mader of AL

Square 12, Lot 46 (row next to Sq. 13) GPS 30.6751N;  88.0606W   Lt. Thomas Locke Harrison CSS JAMESTOWN, RICHMOND, MORGAN, NASHVILLE

Square 13 (east side) GPS 30.6746N;  88.05997W   Some of the Hunley crew Mixed Army & Navy

 Above images by the Founder

Square 30, Lot 5 Top Left GPS 30.67489N; 88.06497W Henry Winfield French, Sr. Died 18 January 1917 Cabin Boy, CSS JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE

Square 28, Lot 112 Unmarked grave GPS 30.67396N; 88.06647W Neil McCallum McAllister Died 6 July 1910 Served on CSS TENNESSEE Image courtesy Lisa McKinney of AL.

Square 17, Lot 179 GPS 30.67627N; 88.06403W John McGuire Died 6 December 1910 Served on CSS MORGAN Image courtesy Lisa McKinney of AL.

Square 16, Lot 21 Unmarked grave GPS 30.67694N; 88.05993W George Naylor Died 30 September 1892 Image courtesy Lisa McKinney of AL.

Square 5, Lot 83 GPS 30.67504N; 88.0618W Archibald Campbell Died 8 August 1918 Ships Carpenter Co. F, 21st Alabama Inf. detailed to work on CS gunboats at Mobile Image courtesy Lisa McKinney of AL.

Square 17, Lot 127 GPS 30.67597N; 88.06308W Unmarked Grave John McArthur Ship Carpenter Died 25 October 1921 Served on CSS MORGAN

Square 17, Lot 99 GPS 30.67599N; 88.06316W Unmarked grave Joseph Masey, Seaman killed on CS Gunboat BALTIC 10 April 1865 Battle of Blakely Born in New Orleans

Square 22, Lot 39 GPS 30.67382N; 88.06155W John B. Vinas Born in Barcelona, Spain Died 21 March 1911 Served on CSS GAINES

Square 22, Lot GPS 30.6746; 88.0649 James Thomas Reid Seaman, CSS DANUBE & TENNESSEE Died 19 April 1929 Image courtesy Lisa McKinney of AL

Reserved for ??

Square, Lot GPS 30.6759; 88.0628 David Ham Pritchard 2nd Assistant Engineer, CSS MORGAN & OWL Image courtesy Lisa McKinney of AL

Reserved for ??

**NEW** Coming Soon Burial of the remains of the Unknown Seaman from the CSS ALABAMA killed 19 June 1864 at Cherbourg, France and recovered with the Blakely Cannon. The Founder of this website was a Pallbearer and Participant by placing the wreath at the coffin in the burial that took place on 28 July 2007. Arrangements were handled by the Adm. Raphael Semmes Camp 11 Sons of Confederate Veterans, Mobile, Alabama.

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Etowah County, Attalla (near Gadsden) Oak Hill Cemetery Commodore Ebenezer Farrand (Appointed from Florida) Served at Pensacola Navy Yard in 1861; Chief of Lighthouse Bureau 1861; Commanding Evansport batteries 1861;  Special Service in connection with construction of vessels 1861-62; Savannah station 1862; Commanding naval defenses at Drewery's Bluff, Va., 1862; Selma Naval Foundry 1862-63;  and Commanding in Mobile after Admiral Buchanan Images courtesy Kevin Wilbert of AL

Dallas County, Selma--Live Oak Ceme Image by the Founder Commander Catesby ap Roger Jones CSS VIRGINIA/Selma Naval Foundry RICHMOND~ Sept. 16th, 1864.   Comr. C. ap R. Jones, C. S. N.     Chf. of Ordnance Works,        Selma, Ala.   SIR:   Your letter of the 5 inst. has been received.        The services which you are rendering at Selma are regarded by this Department as more important to the Country than any which you could otherwise perform in the Navy, and not less valuable to its best interests than those which are being rendered by any other Naval officer.        You can be placed in the Provisional Navy at any time, and you were not so placed under the President's views of its organization, only because your services in your present sphere of duty were regarded by me as indispensable, and were you now with­drawn from it, I would find it extremely difficult to supply your place. I trust that the efficient discharge of the important duties devolved upon you, and which necessarily preclude you from Sea Service, will not be found to decrease your right to, and your chances of, advancement in a profession in which you are regarded as in all respects a most efficient officer.   Very Respty, Yr Ob Servt.   S. R. MALLORY, Sec Navy.

Mobile County--Bayou La Batre  St. Michael's Cemetery, St. Michael's Rd. off Hwy 188 south of town GPS 30.3913N;  88.2423W  Octave Jacob Rabby, C. S. Marine Corps Image by the Founder

Mobile County--Bayou La Batre  St. Michael's Cemetery, St. Michael's Rd. off Hwy 188 south of town GPS 30.3908N;  88.2423W Daniel Bosarge Served on CSS  BALTIC & NASHVILLE Oyster Commissioner of Mobile County Image courtesy Lisa McKinney of AL

Shelby County--Columbiana   Rocky Ridge Cemetery (located NW of town) N. B. Johnson, CSMC (Confederate States Marine Corps) Marker incorrectly shows CS Army. Marines are part of the CS Navy. Image courtesy Russell Strong of AL

Monroe County,  Finchburg Hays Cemetery (private) Lt. Andrew Jackson Hays-CSMC One of the first CS Marines, Memphis and Pensacola Image by the Founder

Covington County,  Hwy 77 south of Dozier Pilgrims Rest Cemetery GPS 31.4735N;  86.3416W William H. Davis,  Co. C, C.S. Marine Corps Alabama Pension 29841 Location assistance by Bonnie and Jean Conway of AL. Image by the Founder

Barbour County Mt. Zion Baptist Church Cemetery Andrew H. Olds. Born  Greene Co., NC. Residing in Jackson Co., FL, in 1860. One of the first CS Marines, Landsman, CSS CHATTAHOOCHEE. Surgeon's Steward, CSS SAVANNAH. Went to Memphis and Pensacola and Charleston after fall of Savannah. Surrendered Appomattox, April 9, 1865.  Courtesy Robert Holcombe of Ga

Butler County, Greenville Magnolia Cemetery (Hwy 10, 2 blks W of Hwy 184) GPS 31.8279N;  86.6374W Lt. Edward Crenshaw,CSMC CS Marine who wrote lengthy informative diary published in several issues of Alabama Historical Quarterly Served on CSS TALLAHASSEE; Drewry's Bluff;  Semmes Naval Brigade Image by the Founder	Montgomery County, Montgomery Oakwood Cemetery Square 5, Scott's Free Ground GPS 31.3827N;  86.2980W Calvin L. Sayre One of first Marines enlisted. Fought at Santa Rosa Island, Florida Image by the Founder
Montgomery County, Montgomery Oakwood Cemetery GPS 32.3852N; 86.2932W  John Charles O'Connell, 2nd Assistant Engineer CSS TENNESSEE Died 13 July 1898 His story is in the book "Two Naval Journals: 1864" Info courtesy descendant James Hughes of P.R.; Images by the Founder	Montgomery County, Montgomery Oakwood Cemetery Cenotaph in Confederate Section GPS 31.3848N;  86.2965W William Beverly Sinclair Drowned when boat from CSS FLORIDA capsized --- Read about his drowning --- Image courtesy Erick Bush of AZ

Jackson County, Town of Section Section Methodist Church Cemetery End of Stringer St. off Main St. GPS 34.57912N; 85.98657W Lt. Eugene Robinette Smith, CSMC Served on CSS COLUMBIA; Drewry's Bluff; Charleston; Saylor's Creek Image courtesy Keith Rivers of AL

Houston County, Dothan Beulah Baptist Church Cemetery James Henry Hargrove, Co. B., CSMC,  died  26 February 1924 Image by the Founder

Marbury,  Confederate Veterans Home Cemetery No. 1, Row 4, Lot 83 Robert Cruse, Ordinary Seaman   Served on the Gunboat CSS MORGAN at Mobile Image by Mr. and Mrs. George Gayle of AL

Marengo County,  Faunsdale St. Michael's Episcopal Cemetery 1.5 miles South of town, take Co. Rd. 59 to Co. Rd. 54 off  State Hwy 25 GPS 32.43653N; 87.60932W Lt. Washington Gwathmey CSS RESOLUTE & GEORGIA Image by the Founder

Montgomery County, Mt. Meigs Grace Episcopal Church, Old Pike Rd. Thomas George Garrett, Acting Midshipman Served on CSS ST. PHILIP, PAMLICO, GAINES, MORGAN Image courtesy Barry Wyatt of AL

St. Clair County,  2.6 miles West of Springville Hullett's Chapel Cemetery Village Springs Road GPS 33.76631N; 86.51571W Levey (Levi)  F. Buckner, CSMC Image by the Founder

Barbour County, Eufaula Fairview Cemetery GPS 31.9033N; 85.1417W William F. Robinson, 2nd Lt. Served on CS Steamers St. Philip and Ivy  at New Orleans; CSS Selma (ex:Florida) at Mobile  Image courtesy descendant Andrew C. Robinson of GA Additional info by Homer Jones & Art Green of AL

Barbour County, Eufaula Fairview Cemetery GPS 31.9020N; 85.1420W 1st Lt. James Lingard Hoole Died 12 August 1866 Served on CSS Patrick Henry; CSS Forrest; CSS Georgia; CSS Florida Location by Homer Jones & Art Green of AL;  Image by the Founder

Barbour County, Clayton Clayton Cemetery on Midway Street GPS 31.8805N; 85.4499W John Horry Dent (cenotaph) Died on board CSS Coquette, 15 July 1864 Actually buried in Smithville (Southport), NC Exact place unknown Location by Homer Jones & Art Green of AL;  Image by the Founder

Madison County, Huntsville Maple Hill Cemetery California Street @ McClung Ave GPS 34.73289N; 86.57209W George P. Turner, CSMC Image by the Founder

Coffee County, extreme NE corner Mt. Zion Church Cemetery Hwy 231 and County Road 106 GPS 31.6085N; 85.7931W Radford G. Jackson Location by Homer Jones & Art Green of AL;  Image by the Founder

Reserved for Wm. M. Yates, Morgan County, Roundtop Cem.

Lauderdale County, Florence Florence City Cemetery (south side Hwy 72, NE from downtown) Section K2, Lot 2 GPS 34.8033N; 87.6649W Lt. John Robert Price Died 1 January 1923. Served on CS Revenue Cutter  ST. PHILIP at New Orleans; CSS FLORIDA (SELMA) at Mobile; CSS ARCTIC at Wilmington, NC; Service Abroad; CSS SAMPSON at Savannah Also has a military marker. Location by Noah Gengler of FL. Location assistance by Bonnie Conway of AL. Image by the Founder

Washington County, Rutan Richardson Cemetery (southeast of Chatom on east side Co. Rd. 19) GPS 31.43848N; 88.19341W John H. Harris Location assistance by Lisa McKinney & Art Green of AL;  Image by the Founder

Mobile County, Whistler (8 Mile) Whistler Cemetery GPS 30.7596N;  88.1175W George Dent Lining First Assistant Engineer CSS FLORIDA (SELMA); CSS TENNESSEE. Image by the Founder

**NEW** Pike County, Troy Oakwood Cemetery Watkins Court off Hwy 29 @ E. Knox St. GPS 31.8189N; 85.9685W (approx) 3rd Assistant Engineer Joseph Minchener Served on CSS HAMPTON, James River Squadron, 1864-65 Deserted 26 Feb 1865. Image courtesy Jane Holcombe of GA

Pike County, S of Troy Hopewell Ceme. County Road 6 and 35. Seaborn Jones Sharpless, Master-At-Arms on CSS HUNTSVILLE Image courtesy  descendant John Sharpless of AL

Pike County, Troy Oakwood Cemetery Watkins Court off Hwy 29 @ E. Knox St. GPS 31.8189N; 85.9685W George R. Taylor Captain's and Commander's Clerk. CSS TUSCARORA, GENERAL POLK, LOUISIANA. Location by Homer Jones & Art Green of AL;  Image by the Founder

Coosada Baptist Church Cemetery Reserved for William Hughes, Jr.

Montgomery County, Montgomery Oakwood Cemetery GPS Reserved for Midshipman Raphael Semmes, Jr. Above image  is inscribed on the Camp Lomax UCV monument next to the entrance gates. Died 10 April 1918 Image courtesy Barry Wyatt  of Al

Mobile County, Mobile Springhill College Catholic Cemetery GPS 30.6958W; 88.1364N Benton (Benjamin) Reed Horton CSS BALTIC and TENNESSEE Image and info courtesy Lisa McKinney of Al

Baldwin County, Magnolia Springs/Bon Secour Reserved for John Rhonwick (also spelled Rahnwick, Ronwick)

Baldwin County, Daphne Old Methodist Church Cemetery Dryer Ave GPS James William O'Neal Died 10 December 1912 Pilot, Torpedo Boat CSS ST. PATRICK Image courtesy Lisa McKinney of AL

Mobile County, Theodore Magnolia Springs Baptist Church Cemetery also known as "Little Magnolia" GPS 30.5568; 88.1845 William Washington Pierce Seaman, CSS TENNESSEE Image courtesy Lisa McKinney of AL

Reserved for ???

Section A, Lot 12 GPS 30.7090N; 88.0751W

 

Reserved for Hugh Peter Fox Boy Messenger, CSS GAINES Died 6 June 1932

Section B, Lot 25 GPS 30.70849N; 88.07523W Simon Klosky, Steward Served on CSS TENNESSEE Image by Lisa McKinney of Al

Section E, Lot 117 GPS 30.70995N; 88.07477W Daniel Kelly Seaman, CSS MORGAN Died 12 January 1913 Image by Lisa McKinney of Al

Reserved for Charles Alexander Joullian 3rd Assistant Engineer Mobile Squadron Died 26 January 1908

Reserved for John Wall Died 20 September 1905 CSS TENNESSEE

Reserved for Thomas Q. Barnes Died 9 June 1902

Section  D, Lot 32 GPS 30.70898N; 88.07439W Thomas James Sheridan Co. D, 21st Alabama Infantry Transferred to CSS TENNESSEE as Landsman Image courtesy Lisa McKinney of AL.

Section F, Lot 40 of the New Section on Main EntranceRoad GPS 30.xxN; 88.xxW Patrick Michael Flynn All graves in the Flynn plot are unmarked --- The grave with white cross in the bushes in the background is Father Abram Ryan, Poet Priest of the Confederacy Image courtesy Lisa McKinney of AL

Section D, Lot 76 GPS 30.7087N; 88.0744W Lewis M. McKinney, CSMC

Section H, Lot 44 GPS 30.7103N; 88.0743W Philip Gunn, 1st Class Fireman served on CSS NASHVILLE in Mobile Bay Location courtesy descendant Philip Gunn of FL

Section C, Lots 3 & 18 GPS 30.7091N; 88.0749W Lt. John Lawrence Rapier, CSMC Refused to sign surrender at Ft. Gaines Escaped prison in New Orleans Returned to Mobile for service

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Pine Crest Cemetery at Mobile
Dauphin Island Parkway south of I-10

Section 12,  Lot 23 GPS 30.??N; 88.??W R. E. Daly, Sr. Powder Boy on ship Mary Virginia Longtime Adjutant of Raphael Semmes Camp 11 UCV

Section 9 GPS 30.??N; 88.??W George H. Discher, Sr. CSS TUSCALOOSA and MORGAN Image courtesy Lisa McKinney of AL

Reserved for ???

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**NEW INFO** Reserved for Lt. William L. Bradford Buried in Barranquilla, Colombia, South America Served on CSS IVY, SELMA, TENNESSEE, Battery Buchanan at Ft. Fisher, James River Squadron, Sailor's Creek. If you can find and photograph his grave please send it in. Be an active participant. Thanks.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington 20011  Section I, Lot 376 in Rock Creek Cemetery,  Rock Creek Church Rd & Webster St., NW     George Arledge 1st Lieut. CSS ATLANTA  Commanded CSS BEAUFORT   (Courtesy Edward Snyder, descendant)

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    ENGLAND                           FRANCE                                     HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA                 MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA
                                                 Courtesy M. Jacques LeGrand of France                Courtesy Robert Morgan of FL        Courtesy Terry Foenander of AU.(Great cleanup work!!)

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Lt. John Low              George Appleby, Yeoman                                Capt. CSS Tallahassee                  Marine on the CSS Shenandoah
Golborne Parish Cem.                                    James King, Seaman            Camp Hill Cemetery       Church of England Section, Compt. NN, Grave 540 
Newton-le-Willows                                                                                      Robie St., Section UU             2.5 km N of Melbourne on Royal Parade