Some Tennessee soldiers who are buired in Georgia:
1 TENN Light ART BN
Dunagan, John F.; Co A; 5 Oct 32-30 Aug 90; Sardis Bap,
near Eberhart's Store, Hall County
Lusk, Samuel I.; Co B; 1824-2 Feb 96; Bryant-Hoskins Fam,
near Dalton
1st Battery, Colm's Tennessee Inf
Knowles, Everett J.; Co B (?); Confederate, Oakland,
Atlanta
Bankhead's ART Battery
Putney, Lewis; 22 Nov 26-3 Jul 10; Bowdoin Fam, near Resaca
Barry's ART Battery
Erwin, James L. M.; 12 Aug 1914; Westview, Atlanta
Hackett, Albert Torrance; 1828-20 Mar 11; Citizens, Ring-
gold; previously in B/1 Confederate; b. Georgia; d.
Chattanooga
Baxter's ART Battery
Callaham, S. M. (or W.); 15 Jul 37-6 Nov 17; The Rock Bap,
near Rex, Clayton County; trans from D/44 GA
Cain's ART Battery
Brooks, John; 1844-1909; West Hill, Dalton
Douglas' ART Battery
Ham, J. W.; Confederate, Oakland, Atlanta
Forrest's ART Battery
Donkle, Isaac SGT; 1833-27 Aug 90; Myrtle Hill, Rome;
previously in A/8 GA
Good's ART Battery
Leonard, R.; Confederate, Oakland, Atlanta
Marshall's ART Battery
Barr, Andrew Jackson; Mt. Zion Bap, near Chula, Tift Cty
Sweet's ART Battery (Should this be an Alabama unit?)
Mitchell, J.; Stonewall, Griffin; Grave # 253
Tarrant's ART Battery
Freeman, Willie; 26 Jun 64; Stonewall, LaGrange; Row 6,
Grave # 5
Field & Staff (Tenn)
Estell, Wallace; Surgeon; Rose Hill, Macon; resident
Winchester, Tenn
1 East TENN CAV (CSA)
Crookshank, George Campbell; Co H; 10 Jan 35-15 Aug 95;
McDonough Mun., McDonough, Henry County
Rock City Guards
Southgate, W. R.; 16 Aug 11864; Ook Hill, Griffin; buried
17 Aug in Lot # 165, Confederate Square (I do not
know why a few men who died in Griffin were buried
in Oak Hill, the city cmetery, while the great major-
ity of Confederate dead were interred in Stonewall
Cemetery, just across the street
Rose's Co
Hairston, Pinckney M.; 10 Jan 44-26 Apr 21; New Salem Bap,
near Marietta; trans from B/41 GA Mar 65
____ TENN
Gossett, S.; Confederate, Covington
Jones, H.; Confederate, Oakland, Atlanta
Renegar, G. W.; Co A; 1864; Oxford College Confederate,
Oxford, Newton County; d. in Oxford College Hospital
Trice, T. R.; Confederate, Greenwood, Barnesville