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Interments of Confederates Whose Name Begins With E ‐ G 21‐Mar‐14 Service ID SoldierLast SoldierFirst Regiment Cemetery City County State State 34398 Eadans H. H. 30th TN Camp Butler Springfield Sangamon IL Richmond 22497 Eades Aron 16th GA Hollywood Richmond VA (City of) 24783 Eades Henry 26th Bn VA Lexington Lexington Fayette KY City of 38071 Eades Reuben C. 3rd GA Huguenot Springs Richmond VA Richmond 37885 Eads James M 18th Cav TX IOOF Denton Denton TX 40841 Eads R. ? 40th AL Cedar Hill Vicksburg Warren MS 33999 Eads William A. 24th AR Hillcrest Canton Van Zandt TX 28362 Eady Gilead A. 27th MS Conehatta Methodist Conehatta Newton MS 25763 Eady W.H. 10th GA Eady Family Worth GA 5715 Eagan Charles E. 27th SC Zion Episcopal Eastover Richland SC 15584 Eagan John S. Palmetto SS SC Eagan Family Fairview Oconee SC 25772 Eagan Michael 10th LA Confederate Chattanooga Hamilton TN 16562 Eagle John A. 8th Cav VA Charles Harrah Lucas Fayette WV 46301 Eakes John S. 12th NC Mountain Creek Baptist Oxford Granville NC 46842 Eakes Robert B. 2nd TN New Zion Pulaski Giles TN 46302 Eakes W.S. 12th NC Mountain Creek Baptist Oxford Granville NC 46349 Eakin David Williamson 15th MS Edgefield Ethel Attala MS Holcombe's Richmond 22085 Eakin J. D. GA Hollywood Richmond VA Legion (City of) 46107 Eakins E.G. 10th Cav KY Eakins Robards Henderson KY 43649 Ealey J.R. 3rd AR Stoney Point Beebe White AR Norfolk (City 349 Eanes John 9th VA Elmwood Norfolk VA of) 25695 Eanes John H. 24th VA Warrenton Warrenton Fauquier VA 4156 Eanes Richard B. 5th Legion TX Slaughter family Austin Travis TX 50736 Eanes Robert P. 60th Mtd TN Blountville Blountville Sullivan TN 10496 Eargle Frederick P. 20th SC Cedar Grove Lexington SC Richmond 320 Earhart Claiborn B.W. 15th SC Hollywood Richmond VA (City of) 11840 Earl Jefferson Perry 23rd GA Oakland Rome Floyd GA 33157 Earle Archibald Birdville Haltom City Tarrant TX 16197 Earle Aspariso GA Earle Family Floyd GA 2393 Earle J. P. 23rd GA Henrietta/Hope Henrietta Jack TX 28890 Earle Richard 2nd Cav AL Barnsley Gardens Historic Adairsville Bartow GA 38652 Earle Thomas W. 20th AL Wintergreen Port Gibson Claiborne MS 34305 Earles Andrew Jackson 48th VA Elizaville Elizaville Fleming KY 20722 Earley Reuben William 25th AL Reeves Grove Ashville St. Clair AL 5765 Earley William Henry 10th AL Reeves Grove Ashville St. Clair AL 22166 Earls William T 25th TN Tullahoma Confederate Tullahoma Coffee TN 39994 Early Elias 28th AL Shelby Springs Confederate Shelby Shelby AL Richmond 29011 Early Leverett S. 2nd Cav VA Emmanuel Church Richmond VA (City of) 37218 Early Robert 12th Cav TN Cookeville City Cookeville Putnam TN 20434 Early Thos.R. 3rd Arty MD Pisgah Church Floyd GA 15552 Early William B. 4th Cav TN McGavock Confederate Franklin Williamson TN 14441 Early William H. Cobb's Legion GA Mount Hope Dahlonega Lumpkin GA 13642 Earlywine Samuel R. 9th Cav KY Carlisle Carlisle Nicholas KY 6198 Earnest Edward W. 19th TN Old Gray Knoxville Knox TN 22236 Earnest Harry P. 50th AL Holly Springs Holly Springs Marion MS 2720 Earnest Lycurgus Blackburn TX Cav TX Newsom San Antonio Bexar TX 16211 Earnest R. H. 13th LA Myrtle Ennis Ellis TX 19112 Earnest William 4th TST TX Oakwood Austin Travis TX 1st Arty (10th 2895 Earnhardt J. Pinkney NC Lexington Lexington Davidson NC State Troops) Interments of Confederates Whose Name Begins With E ‐ G 21‐Mar‐14 Service ID SoldierLast SoldierFirst Regiment Cemetery City County State State 19051 Earnhardt Richard Travis 6th Cav NC Lexington Lexington Davidson NC 52003 Earnhart Benjamin 57th NC Union Evangelical Lutheran ChuSalisbury Rowan NC 24349 Earnhart J. A. NC Cav NC Kittrell (Confederate Section) Kittrell Vance NC 45054 Earnheart A.A. 20th NC Spotsylvania Confederate Spotsylvania Spotsylvania VA 51344 Earthman W. J. 23rd MS Riverside Hopkinsville Christian KY 23774 Earton C. 17th MS Stonewall Winchester Frederick VA 5388 Earwood Bartlett 29th NC Cane Creek Fairview Union NC 2915 Earwood Joshua E. 29th NC Gashes Creek Baptist Asheville Buncombe NC 30880 Easell B.J. 50th VA Stonewall Winchester Frederick VA 202 Easin (?) John W. 5th GA St. Joseph's Bardstown Nelson KY 18770 Easley Andrew Jackson 12th Cav TN Union Dickson TN 28400 Easley Daniel A. 28th AL Oak Hill Oneonta Blount AL 4318 Easley Drewry B. 14th VA Oakland Scottsburg Halifax VA 42505 Easley George W. VA French‐Mason Pearisburg Giles VA 12047 Easley Harvil Weldon 4th LA Easley Amite MS 40842 Easley J. L. 48th TN Richmond Richmond Madison KY 47360 Easley James M. 13th NC Fulp Moravian Church Walnut Cove Stokes NC 16382 Easley John W. 9th Cav Bn TN Union Dickson TN 42506 Easley John W. VA French‐Mason Pearisburg Giles VA 3262 Easley Newton Quicy 14th Cav CS Easley Amite MS 12594 Easley Robert (Bob) 42nd TN Union Dickson TN 6475 Easley Robert E. 42nd TN Rhodes Lynnville Graves KY 2322 Easley Thomas 1st Btty LtArty VA Oak Ridge South Boston Halifax VA 5010 Easley Thomas H. 2nd Cav KY Easley Easley KY 2037 Easley Thomas J. 48th TN Burnett Chapel Tri City Graves KY 34482 Easley W.B.W. 42nd TN Petty (Old Easley) Hickman TN 17207 Easley William A. (Billy) 9th Cav Bn TN Union Dickson TN 35658 Easley William B.W. 48th (Voorhies) TN Petty Hickman TN 15518 Easley William H. 3rd Cav VA Oak Grove Cluster Springs Halifax VA 44180 Easley William H. 7th KY Easley Harrisonville Shelby KY 5671 Easley Wraten 4th MS Easley Amite MS 38653 Eason Andrew J. 3rd Res AL Sunny Slope Prim Cleburne AR Shepherdstow 38654 Eason C. Albert 33rd NC Elmwood Jefferson WV n Morehouse 52914 Eason Calvin Winston 3rd Inf LA Oak Ridge Baptist Oak Ridge LA Parish 4821 Eason Clayton Alford 1st TN Maplewood Pulaski Giles TN 28127 Eason E. D. 25th AL Confederate Chattanooga Hamilton TN 38655 Eason G.S. 15th AL Mount Olivet Frederick Frederick MD 38656 Eason James 30th NC Mount Olivet Frederick Frederick MD 4242 Eason John 2nd Cav GA Fayetteville City Fayetteville Fayette GA 11767 Eason O.R. 30th GA Fairview Methodist Dawson DeKalb AL 40843 Eason William 31st AR Richmond Richmond Madison KY Shepherdstow 38657 Eason William M. 2nd NC Elmwood Jefferson WV n 19734 East Garrett Gray 2nd MS Evans/Sutton‐Mt. Vernon Lincoln MS 2094 East H. N. 13th AL High Pine Baptist Randolph AL 35677 East Isaac N. MS Friendship Baptist Brookhaven Lincoln MS 4202 East Issac 7th Arty MS Bethany Pike MS 10397 East S. M. 13th AL High Pine Baptist Randolph AL 13840 East Thomas W. CS Thomas East Family Lincoln MS 12888 East William Washington Hopewell Methodist Joanna Laurens SC 38158 Easteds M. 27th SC Mount Olivet Frederick Frederick MD Interments of Confederates Whose Name Begins With E ‐ G 21‐Mar‐14 Service ID SoldierLast SoldierFirst Regiment Cemetery City County State State 40844 Eastep Solomon 16th AL Hurricane Anderson Lauderdale AL 46843 Easter Daniel 29th VA Point Lookout Confederate Scotland St. Mary's MD 2528 Easter Emmanuel 29th VA Marion Carroll VA 11560 Easter George W. 48th NC Good Hope UMC Reedy Creek Davidson NC 15820 Easter Henry 48th NC Liberty Baptist Thomasville Davidson NC 16183 Easter Levi 29th VA Flower Gap Carroll VA 10339 Easter Peter 29th VA Flower Gap Carroll VA 26929 Easterlin James B. 18th SC Pine Cove Baptist Givhans Dorchester SC 12688 Easterlin Joel J. 3rd Res GA Montezuma City Montezuma Macon GA 31385 Easterlin W. B. 5th Cav SC Westbury Grover Dorchester SC 23752 Easterling H.A. 5th TX Warrenton Warrenton Fauquier VA 31201 Easterling Henry G. 5th KY Southfork Malone Morgan KY 31640 Easterling N.W. 6th MS Merchants Smith MS 31639 Easterling W.W. 6th MS Merchants Mize Smith MS 8535 Easterling William Bennett 10th & 39th MS Cedar Lawn City Jackson Hinds MS 32623 Easters Henry GA Mil GA Easters Cook GA 48482 Easters William 5th SC Arlington National Arlington Arlington VA 51869 Easterwood James A. 34th AL Bellevue Danville Boyle KY 48320 Eastham I.D. 10th VA Ft. Pulaski Savannah Chatham GA 47893 Eastin George B. 2nd Cav KY Cave Hill Louisville Jefferson KY 21401 Eastin John Augustus 2nd Cav KY Lexington Lexington Fayette KY 2573 Eastin Preston H. 8th Cav KY Lexington Lexington Fayette KY 32215 Eastin Thomas E. 8th Cav KY Lexington Lexington Fayette KY 21271 Eastland Thomas P. 5th MS Stonewall Confederate Griffin Spalding GA 13544 Eastland VanLeer Floyd Legion GA Mount View Oakland Alameda CA 5262 Eastland William Mosby 17th TX Eastland Family Bastrop TX 51444 Eastwood Charles L. 6th MS Goss Family Stem Granville NC Richmond 22758 Eastwood G. W. 3rd GA Hollywood Richmond VA (City of) 9080 Eastwood J.A. 34th AL Bellvue Danville Boyle KY 8953 Eastwood Perry A. 8th MtdInf KY Oak Hill Evansville Vanderburgh IN 37492 Eastwood Thomas 3rd VA Amis Chapel Baptist Oxford Granville NC 26913 Easty A. 18th NC Stonewall Winchester Frederick VA 3645 Eatherly Benjamin H. 18th TN Stewart Cheap Hill Cheatham TN 3961 Eatherly Wm. A. 18th TN Bethlehem Cheatham TN Mountain 38658 Eatman Clem A. 7th AL Mountain Home Baxter AR Home 49849 Eatman Harris H. 50th NC Elmwood Oxford Granville NC 18038 Eaton Alfred 2nd Cav TX Holly Springs Martins Mill Van Zandt TX 42507 Eaton Boston 86th Mil VA Eaton Chapel Staffordsville Giles VA 34090 Eaton Cornelius (Neely) 10th Cav TX Holly Springs Martin's Mill Van Zandt TX 42508 Eaton Crozier 86th Mil VA Eaton Chapel Staffordsville Giles VA 44340 Eaton George T. 9th MO Moore Vernon MO 30830 Eaton Isaac F. 4th Cav TN South Liberty McMinn TN 46505 Eaton J.
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