CSA Cemeteries and lists This candle burns for all those who lost their lives defending our rights and freedoms. Below is a short list of a few CSA cemeteries in the State of Georgia, also I have added a link to a full list of Public, as well as Private cemeteries in the State. Also, Please visit my Confederate Memorial Wall , If you have an ancestor who served in the CSA, please email me with the information and add them to the Memorial. This site has current buried lists, as well as pictures of soldiers who died at the battle of Resaca. Also a killed in action list and wounded list.
Every state involved in The War for Southern Independence has least one national cemetery.
A painstaking tabulation issued in 1908 indicates that, collectively, they hold the bodies of 315,830 Federal soldiers. An earlier tabulation showed that 9,000 Confederate prisoners of war were buried in Northern cemeteries. Most of the graves were marked. Asa B. Isham of the Seventh Michigan Cavalry to hold an astonishing 662 unidentified bodies of men who fought in gray. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive Just north of the Confederate Memorial is a historical marker indicating the site of the house from which Gen. Hood and members of his staff watched the battle unfold.