Desdemona Cemetery: MAY, Thaddeus W. [28 March 1844--10 Oct 1909] (5th Cav., Co. "F") || PEACOCK, W. H. [6 Feb 1821--7 July 1879] (7th Inf., Co. "F")

Alameda Cemetery: MYRICK, A. C. [17 Oct 1844--16 Aug 1919] (12th Cav, Co. "F", Sgt.)

Merriman Cemetery: DUNCAN, E. (6th Inf., Co. "I")

Gorman Cemetery: McCAGHREN, W. F. [6 Sept 1845--2 May 1905] (5th Bn., Co. "B")

Simpson Cemetery: NOLEN, J. M. [18 June 1846--6 Jan 1919] (unit unknown)

Eastland Cemetery: ARTHUR, William H. [5 Nov 1844--14 Dec 1930] (48th Inf., Co. "H", Cpl.) || CARTER, S. M. [30 Jan 1840--6 March 1922] (8th Cav., Co."F") || DULIN, G. A. [11 Nov 1829--17 July 1882] (4th - Russell's - Cav., Co. "H", Farrier) || SCURLOCK, Daniel N. (63rd Inf., Co. "A") || SMITH, F. M. [13 Jan 1828--6 Dec 1902] (unit unknown, Co. "F")

Carbon Restland Cemetery: ALLEN, D. J. [--27 July 1902, aged 86 years, 5 months, 13 days] (Moore's Co., 4th Militia)

Pleasant Hill Cemetery: TROT, Benjamin Franklin (24th Cav., Co. "B")

Flatwood Cemetery: FOSTER, Thomas G. (1st Cav., Co. "I") || McQUEEN, John W. [25 Sept 1846--5 Nov 1937] (33rd Inf)

Romney Cemetery: BROOKS, D. Perry [1844--1929] (34th Inf., Co. "K"; 8th Inf., Co. "F")

Nimrod Cemetery: PENNINGTON, William F. [1 Jan 1842--22 June 1928] (31st Inf., Co. "F")

Oakwood Cemetery: BIBBY, Julius A. [23 Aug 1844--12 June 1897] (1st Inf., Co. "A") || MANCILL, W. E. [aged 92 years, 9 months, 22 days] (18th Inf., Cpl.) || MONTGOMERY, James P. [13 Feb 1840--3 April 1927] (unit unknown, Co. "C") || MOSLEY, Ransom [--29 Oct 1920] (17th Inf)

Rising Star Cemetery: GIBSON, Dr. Malcom M. [5 Jan 1845--29 March 1908] (3rd Cav., Co. "D", Ord. Sgt.)

Pioneer Cemetery: HARRIS[S?], J. C. [22 June 1829--28 Oct 1914] (48th Inf., Co. "G")

Many Alabamians migrated to TX after the war, and these are merely a few. But, it's almost a pleasure to list names of some who actually survived past war's end. Just as an aside, I was looking at the muster list of the 15th AL Infantry, and of those men who joined in 1862, it "seems" as if about 3/4 of them died of camp disease before ever getting to a battle (nothing scientific here; this is my perception only, but many of the 15th's 1862 recruits died within weeks of joining up. Very sad!)