Dennis are you aware of this?

The story of Camp Chase; a history of the prison and its cemetery, together with other cemeteries where confederate prisoners are buried, etc
by Knauss, William H.

Lt. Sims of Texas ---

http://archive.org/stream/storyofcampchase01knau#page/80/mode/2up

Pages 80 and 81

"After the surrender I advised [Haywood, servant of John Goodloe], [Walter, servant of John Jamison]. and Ben, my servant, that we were prisoners; that we no longer had the right to control them and could not protect them, and that they might make their escape either then or in the near future. Ben took my advice and succeeded in reaching his home. Haywood and Walter seemed terrorized by the situation and remained with us. At St. Louis I again tried to get them to work their way home. They refused to do so and went with us to Camp Chase and were treated as other prisoners. In a few days they both died with pneumonia and were buried in the same cemetery in which the Confederate officers were buried."