CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS CEMETERY

transcribed from WPA Historical Records Survey, conducted 1940, of pre 1914 cemetery markers 
in Vance County, North Carolina; 
only markers erected prior to 1914 were recorded, hence all markers in a cemetery are not necessarily shown;

Filmed by NC Archives; available as LDS Film # 0882940
NOTE: all directions and notations of condition are original, as noted in 1940;
transcribed for website March 1999
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CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS CEMETERY
Vance County
Kittrell, North Carolina

Location: This cemetery located on the edge of town Kittrell, NC, and within sight of highway U.S. 1.
Caretakers of the cemetery are members of St. James Episcopal Church at Kittrell.
Condition: Good. Well kept each grave has markers. Cemtery bordered with large cedar trees all around edges.

ANDERSON, Marmaduke; Cav. Co. G. N.C. Reg.

BAGNALL, Walter;  13th Va. Cav. Co. K.
BARNES, J.C. ;  Co. I. 5th S.C. Cav.
BARRINGER, P.A.;  Co. F 1st N.C. Cav.
BENNEY, W.A.;  Co. B. 2nd N.C. Jun. Reg.
BROWN, H.W.;  Co. A. 25th S.C. Inf.
BROWN, William;  5th Va. Batt. Cav. Co. A.
BRYRON, T.A.;  Co. D. 25th N.C. Reg. (note- this name *is* shown as BRyron, not Byron)

CONZINE, T.C.;  Co. B. 2nd N.C. Res.

DIXON, W.A. Prv.;  Co. A. 24th Reg. NC Vol.

EARMAR,    ;  Co. B. N.C. Cav.
EDWARDS, I.T.;  5th N.C. Cav. 
ELLLIOTT, E.G.;  Co. I. 1st N.C. Cav.

FLY, JAMES;  Co. D. 68th N.C. 

GETSTRAP, L.T.;  Co. G. 6th S.C. Cav.
GIVENS, T.H.;  2nd N.C. Batt. Jun. Res. Co. F.
GORDON, J.M.;  Co. F. 2nd. N.C. Jun. Res.
GREEN, L.M.;  Co. I. 1st N.C. Reg.
GREGORY, W.;  Co. A. 3rd S.C. Cav. Batt.
GRUMM, A.;  Co. D. N.C. Reg.

HAMRICK, E.M.;  Co. D. 2nd N.C. Jun. Res.
HARGROVE, Wesley;  Co. A. 5th N.C. Reg.
HEDDRICK, Moses L.;  1st N.C. Jun. Res. Co. F.
HENDERSON, L.L.;  Co H. 32nd N.C. Cav.
HOWELL, J.T.;  Co. E. 2nd, N.C. Jun. Res.

JONES, T.;  Co. F. 68th N.C.
JUTTERS, T.J.;  Co. B. 10th Va. Cav.

KENNEDY, W.B.;  Co. I. 1st. N.C. Cav.

LANIER, D.L.;  Co K. 7th Ga. Cav.
LATHAM, W.W.;  Co. K 6th Reg. S.C. Cav.
LOCHLIER, J.;  Co. G. 23rd S.C. Vol.

McQOW	, I.T.;  SARGT.;  Co. H. 4TH S.C. CAV.
MIMMS, J.S.;  Co. G. 11th S.C. Reg.

PRIVATT, H.P.;  3rd N.C. Jun. Res. Co. C.
PRUETT, W.H.;  Co. E. 1st Cav. 9th N.C. Reg.

RIDDISH, M.A.; Co. D. 5th N.C. Cav.
ROACH, W.A.;  Co. B.
ROBBINS, J.A.;  Co. G. 51st N.C. Reg.
ROBBERSON, W. Priv.;  S.C. Batt.
ROBINSON, R.H.;  2nd N.C. Jun. Res. Co. F.
ROBINSON, S.B. Liet.;  Co. F. 2nd N.C. Jun. Res.

SANELLA; F.C., Sargt;  Co. G. 11th Va.
SAUNDERS, L.E.;  2nd N.C. Jun. Res. Co. C.
STARK. E.;  Co. I. 67th N.C. Troops
SUTTON, W.;  Co. I. 56th N.C. Reg.

TOOD, R.P.;  Co. D. 68th N.C. Jun. Res.

WATSON, C.;  Co. C. 27th SC. Inf.
WEST, J.W.;  Co. B. 10th N.C. Heavy Arty.
WILLIAMS, Henry Sargt.;  Co. F. 2nd N.C. Cav.

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Contributor's note:
While only 49 gravestones are recorded in this inscription survey, other records indicate 
a total of 52 soldiers are buried here. Since there are some markers labeled "Unknown 

The soldiers buried here were patients at the nearby Kittrell Springs Hotel, a resort hotel converted into 
a Confederate hospital during the war. 
Rev. M.M. Marshall of the nearby St. John's Episcopal Church administered to the sick and dying at the hospital, 
and officiated at the Christian burial of each soldier which the Episcopal Church provided. 
The names, ranks, addresses and times of death of each soldier are recorded in the official records of the church.

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transcribed by Sandy for: 

NCVance: Vance County History and Genealogy
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