This page is for listing the many Cazenovia, Fenner and Nelson Veterans that are buried in our designated Veterans Cemeteries.

So far I have info on a few Civil War veterans in southern cemeteries, but I would very much like to obtain other info on all wars and all cemeteries.

If you have information on the burial place of veterans from Cazenovia, Fenner and Nelson who are buried in our National Cemeteries, please let me know
 

Many Civil War soldiers lie in unmarked and undiscovered graves or under stones marked "Unknown" in our many National Cemeteries.  They lie on or near the battlefields with names like Cold Harbor, Cedar Creek, The Wilderness, not to mention the horrid prisons such as Andersonville, Florence, and Belle Isle.  Many died in hospitals and found eternal homes nearby.  Many were sent home to friends and family if their bodies could be identified, recovered, or found.

Andersonville Prison National Cemetery, Andresonville, GA
            I have checked these against the 1865 Census Records and Sue Greenhagen's List of Madison County Soldiers

• Myron Gibbs, Private, 4 NY Artillery, Company B, died at Andersonville Prison, buried in the National Cemetery, Grave number 10967, Record Number 10045 (there are two Myron Gibbs buried at Andersonville).
• Myron H. Gibbs, Private, 22 NY Cavalry, Company E, died at Andersonville Prison, buried in the National Cemetery, Grave number 6259, Record Number 10046 (there is a stone for this Myron Gibbs at Chittenango Falls Cemetery) (there are two Myron Gibbs buried at Andersonville)
• William E. DeClercq (deClercy in records), Private, 22 NY Cavalry, died at Andersonville Prison, buried in the National Cemetery, Grave number 7505, record Number 9775.
• Robert Southworth, Private, 22 NY Cavalry, Company E, died at Andersonville Prison, buried in the National Cemetery, Grave number 8124, Record Number 11344.
• Ebenezer S. White, Private, 10 NY Cavalry, Company D, died at Andersonville Prison, buried in the National Cemetery, Grave number 3034, Record Number 11656.
• Ara Moore, Bugler, 22 NY Cavalry, Company E, died at Andersonville Prison, buried in the National Cemetery, Grave number 2766, Record Number 10798.
• James Ryan, Private, 22 NY Cavalry, Company E, died at Andersonville Prison, buried in the National Cemetery, Grave number 8741, Record Number 11156.
• George Vibbard, Private, 22 NY Cavalry, Company E, died at Andersonville Prison, buried in the National Cemetery, Grave number 6525, Record Number 11556.
• Others who died at Andersonville but who could not be found on the burial list (may have been moved to another prison - see Florence Stockade below):
• James Farley
• Adelbert Hughes
• Jason Moore
• Edward Ryan (this may be James Ryan, listed above)
• Benjamin N. Shaver
• Michael White

• Avery, George W., Buried at Chalmette National Cemetery, Row 33, Grave 3313.
• Combs, James M., Buried at Chalmette National Cemetery, Row 54, Grave 4316.
• Cook, Edward, Buried at Chalmette National Cemetery, Row 26, Grave 1760.
• Elmore, Solomon, Buried at Chalmette National Cemetery, Row 26, Grave 1717.
• Elmore, Curtis H., Buried at Chalmette National Cemetery, Grave 902 died June 6 1863
• Holdridge, Palmer B. Buried at Chalmette National Cemetery, Section 29, Grave 267.
• Howard, Myron, Buried at Chalmette National Cemetery, Row 44, Grave 3404.
• Humphrey, Norman, Buried at Chalmette National Cemetery, Row 108, Grave 8864.
• this search still in progress

• Johnson, Seth O., Buried at Cyprus Grove National Cemetery, LA, Grave #206.

• Walker, William V., had been a prisoner at Andersonville, GA, and some records indicate that he died and is buried there.  Shortly before he died on October 27, 1864, he and many other prisoners were transferred from Andersonville to a newly built compound known as Florence Stockade in Florence, SC.  He is buried there in what has become a national cemetery.  Walker and others are listed in a small book called "The Union Dead of the Florence Stockade" compiled by Rev. Albert H. Ledoux.  He lists his source for each soldier, and for William, he lists "Rolls of Federal Prisoners of War who died in Confederate Prisons, from Volunteer Organizations in Maine, Kentucky, and New York, National Archives Record Group 249, entry 38."  In Walker's pension file Florence was stated as his place of death on October 27, 1864.  (Much thanks to Sharon Workman, Great great granddaughter of Walker.
  

• Franklin Cole, Buried at Gettysburg National Cemetery, LA, Section B, Grave #39.

Loudon Park National Cemetery, Baltimore, MD

• Vice, George Washington, Private, Co. E., 22 NY Cavalry, died at Jarvis Hospital in Baltimore, October 25, 1864, buried in Loudon Park National Cemetery, Plot 300 (Thanks to Joanne Pezzulo for this information!  See her web page for more information on George and his brother Franklin)