In May 1865, in Vicksburg, Miss., a group of ladies met at the still-standing Court House and formed the Ladies Memorial Cemetery Association, later called the Vicksburg Confederate Cemetery Association. The purpose was to acquire suitable land for a cemetery; locate the thousands of graves of our Confederate soldiers; and bring them in for burial; also, to bury those who had found no grave but, instead, a corn row, rifle pit, muddy trench, or ravine.
CSA Officers & Soldiers serving directly under CS Govt.
Medical Personnel killed at their post.
Citizens of Vicksburg killed by enemy action
Douglas the Camel
and the 43rd Miss Inf Plot
CSA Men in Vicksburg National Cemetery
Union Men of Missouri at Soldiers Rest
CSA Soldiers at nearby Anshe Chesed,
Vicksburg's Jewish Cemetery
Confederate Soldiers killed at the Courthouse
Confederate Veterans Annex Plot
Confederate Veterans in Cedar Hill
Union POW's buried in Cedar Hill
Texas Revolutionary War Veteran buried in Cedar Hill
Mexican War Veterans & Soldiers buried in Cedar Hill
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