In doing this webpage, The Confederate Cemetery List. My
thought was to give my Son some history to read and learn from. But in doing this
Website I've found that all of You are in more of a need for this site, than was
first thought.
I'm Glad that this website has gone over as well as it has,
And that all have been so receptive to it. For all that have visited and those of you that
have Been part of the Submissions to this site THANK YOU. For those that us it for
Reference or just in hopes of finding your lost love ones, I thank you all for making this
site what is it.
A part of history is in all of us and we in are hopes and
dreams wish to pass along what we can of this history, For me it is this
website and my love of The history that it contains in it. I hope that someday we can find
or locate all are lost Soldiers and be able to pay them the respect they deserve, But as
we go along with time it seems to be much harder to do so, I will never stop flying my
Stars and Bars, for my heritage and my history is in this flag and I love the
things that where fought for by are Confederate Soldiers there memory should no matter
what be forgotten or be little by those who do not know the true history of the
Southern States. If we should stop flying are flag because of Slavery, Then the
original flag of Slavery should come down, That being the Stars and Stripes.
This is my own Voice on the matter, I'm the Descendant of 32 Confederate
Soldiers and not one of them was able to own or would have owned a Slave. They were hard
working God fearing men and did not believe in the ownership of slaves, But one
wrote in his Diary that he fought to save his homeland from people in the North who did
not know him, but were bust telling him how he should live and how he should do things, he
felt that his on people at home in the local government new what was best for him, not
someone he had never met, he was a Baptist Minister and a farmer who would do
anything he could to help another person, This does not sound like a man who owned or
fought to promote, further, or continue Slavery.
Below are some of my Ancestors and they Units they
Served in, There names are posted here, So that There Memory will not be forgotten.
Francis M. Hobgood, Co. A 43rd Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
John W. Hobgood, Co. A 43rd Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
Larkin C. Hobgood, Co. A 43rd Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
Lewis W. Hobgood, Co. A 43rd Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
William H. Hobgood, Co. A 43rd Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
Henry Green Berry Turner, Co. A 43rd Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
Martin Turner, Co. A 43rd Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
John H. Turner, Co. C 41st. Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
Eli A. Worley, Co. B 43rd Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
Newbern W. Blalock, Co. E 40th. Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
J. W. Blalock, Co. H 40th. Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
James E. Blalock, Co. H 40th. Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
W. H. Blalock, Co. H 40th. Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
William J. Brown, Co. E 40th. Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
John W. Brown, Co. C 41st. Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
William T. Brown, Co. B 40th. Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
George W. Brown, Co. C 43rd. Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
Henry T. Brown, Co. C 43rd. Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
Jeremiah Brown, Co. C 43rd. Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
Samuel Brown, Co. C 43rd. Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
Cleveland Cantrell, Co. F 4th. Ga. Inf. Army of Northern Virginia
Jesse C. Cantrell, Co. F 4th. Ga. Inf. Army of Northern Virginia
Stephen T. Cantrell, Co. F 4th. Ga. Inf. Army of Northern Virginia
James A. Cantrell, Co. F 18th. Ga. Inf. Army of Northern Virginia
M. M. Cantrell, Co. F 18th. Ga. Inf. Army of Northern Virginia
Samuel C. Cantrell, Co. F 18th. Ga. Inf. Army of Northern Virginia
Banister Cantrell, Co. F 18th. Ga. Inf. Army of Northern Virginia
Silas Cantrell, Co. F 18th. Ga. Inf. Army of Northern Virginia
John Cantrell, Co. A 23rd. Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
Rudisil Cantrell, Co. A 23rd. Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
Felix J. Cantrell, Co. D 36th. Ga. Inf. Army Of Tennessee
