The following Texas soldiers, as identified by their grave markers, are buried in various Georgia cemeteries:

2 TEX
Gaston, T. E.; Co E; Confederate Sect. # 2, Linwood Ceme,

Columbus (Row 8)
Neal, Wesley Mayfield; 27 Aug 31; 4 Jun 17; Myrtle Hill

Ceme, Rome (b. Franklin County, Ga.)
3 TEX
Hendrick, J.; Stonewall (Confederate), Griffin (several

hospitals were located here during the Atlanta Cam.)
6 TEX
Bodine, J. R., Stonewall, Griffin (Grave # 467)
Colter, W.; Co B; Stonewall, Griffin (Grave # 131)
Donald, Patrick ("Pat"), Co I; Confederate, Rose Hill,

Macon (Row 12, Grave #534)
Everett, W.; Co H; d. 13 Jun 64; Stonewall (Confederate),

LaGrange (Row 6, Grave # 27)
Greene, David; Co F; d. 17 Jan 64; Stonewall, LaGrange

(Row 4, Grave 32)
Hay, W. T.; Co C; Stonewall, Griffin (Grave # 320)
Lacey, W. R.; Co C; Stonewall, Griffin (Grave # 351)
Martin, Sebastian; Co A; d. 8 Dec 63; Stonewall, LaGrange

(Row 2, Grave # 4)
Maxwell, J. CPL; Co A; Confederate, Rose Hill, Macon
Newton, L. T.; Co E; Confederate, Rose Hill, Macon
Ray, W. T.; Co C; Stonewall, Griffin
Rose, George; Co C; Confederate, Myrtle Hill, Rome

For what it is worth, each of these cemeteries, except that in Columbus, is extremely well taken care of, apparently by the city governments or the cemetery associations. The entire cemetery, not just the two Coinfederate sections, at Linwood, is just not well maintained (or at least it was the three or four times I visited there, some years back).