Civil War Burials In Davidson County, Tennessee
The purpose of this section of the Friends of Metro Archives website is to serve as a clearinghouse for information about Civil War soldiers buried in Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee. Many of the soldiers were originally interred in Nashville's City Cemetery. Later most Confederate soldiers were moved to Mt. Olivet. Union soldiers were reinterred at the Nashville National Cemetery. Sources include news articles, cemetery records and military records, including a log book of United States Army undertaker, W. R. Cornelius. Records of burials in Mt. Olivet Cemetery compiled by Florence Redelsheimer were invaluable to this effort. We welcome documentation of any Civil War Soldier, Confederate or Union, buried in Nashville. (At present we are researching Mt. Olivet Cemetery.)
Collections, Cemeteries - Civil War Soldiers and Veterans buried at Nashville, Davidson County, TN
Compiled by Deborah Oeser Cox.
Combined data from all the sources listed on this site of Civil War Soldiers and Veterans buried at Nashville.
Civil War Burials, Soldiers and Veterans -
Aaron - Guttery
Civil War Burials, Soldiers and Veterans -
Haden - Zimmerman
U.S. Government Publication - Disposition Of Bodies Of Deceased Union Soldiers
Manuscript - Redelsheimer, Florence Papers, TSLA AC # 1102, List of Orders for Grave Markers for Soldiers buried in Confederate Circle.
Manuscript - Redelsheimer, Florence Papers, TSLA AC # 1102, Redelsheimer 1973 Chart of Interments in Confederate Cirle.
Manuscript - Redelsheimer, Florence Papers, TSLA AC # 1102, Selected Mt Olivet Interment Records.
Manuscript - Cornelius, W. R., TSLA AC #1510-1, List of Rebel Soldiers and Refugee burials 1864 -1866
Newspaper - The Daily Press, Nashville, Tennessee Friday January 15, 1864, Hospital Directory, City of Nashville, U. S. General Hospitals.
Newspaper - Nashville Union, Nov. 2, 1865, List of Rebel Soldiers and Refugees buried by W. R. Cornelius, Government Undertaker.
Newspaper - Nashville Republican Banner, December 11, 1867, The Forgotten Brave
Newspaper - Republican Banner, March 25, 1869, The Confederate Dead.
Newspaper - Shreveport, La Journal - Oct. 1974,
Newspaper - Nashville Banner, Oct. 18, 1994,
Magazine - Confederate Dead in Nashville Cemetery. Confederate Veteran Vol. XVII, 1909
Confederate Circle, Mt. Olivet Cemetery, TNGENWEB
Davidson County Cemetery Survey
Locate a grave in a National Cemetery
Battle of Nashville Preservation Society, Inc.
Find A Grave, Mount Olivet Cemetery
Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System
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