Photographs of 40th Indiana Graves
Cpl. George B. Smith; Co. F, Mt. Hope Cemetery, Independence, Kansas. (A special thanks to Judy Dillion for the submition!)
Capt. Kirkpatrick’s grave, New Richmond Cemetery, New Richmond, Indiana.
Grave of Capt. Absalom Kirkpatrick; Co. G. Killed in the assult on Kennesaw Mt.
Grave of Brig. Gen. George Day Wagner, Armstrong Chapel Cemetery, Greenhill, Indiana.
Pvt. James Woodgate; Co. C, Waveland Presbyterian Cemetery.
Pvt. John Groves; Co. C, Maple Ridge Cemetery, Waveland. Discharged for wounds recieved at Stones River.
George W. Moore; Co. H, Old Union Cemetery, Waveland.
Veteran Joseph Newton Fullenwider; Co. H, Maple Ridge Cemetery, Waveland.
Pvt. Joseph Belton; Co. H, Waveland Presbyterian Cemetery. Died in 1865 at Texana, Texas.
Pvt. Harrison Taylor Moore; Co. H, Waveland Presbyterian Cemetery. Died of wounds recieved at Resca.
Veteran John A. Reed/Read; Co. H, Waveland Methodist Cemetery.
Veteran Jonathan Rice; Co. C, Freedom Cemetery, Waveland, Indiana.
Sgt. William Galey; Co. C, Freedom Cemetery, Waveland, Indiana. Killed at Missionary Ridge.
Pvt. Josiah Davis; Co. C, Freedom Cemetery, Waveland, Indiana. Died of wounds recieved at Missionary Ridge.
Hanna Brothers, Freedom Cemetery, Waveland, Indiana
Cpl. Robert Hanna; Co. C, killed at Missionary Ridge.
Lt James Hanna; Co. C, died of wounds from Missionary Ridge.
December 5, 2008 at 1:51 am
Scott,
I think I might have written you before on find a grave. Do you have a listing of burials of the 40th Indiana Infantry? I am especially interested in the burial sites of soldiers from the regiment that died during the war. I am working on about about all of the Indiana Soldiers that died in the Civil War and am currently filling in gaps. I am also looking for pictures of soldiers that died in the war, and short stories about these men. If you have any information I would love to hear from you. Also, I have a listing of the gravesites of well over 200 men of the 40th Indiana that you might be interested in posting to your website. Let me know what you think,
Eric Lowman