RANDOLPH COUNTY, GA - CONFEDERATE DEAD  Cuthbert Cemetery

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Macon Daily Telegraph
(Macon, GA)
May 8, 1866

Confederate Dead at Cuthbert, Georgia
(Randolph County)

Graham, B.A. 1st Lieut Co. B 47th GA Inf
Wilson, Vincent
Edwards, J.P.  4th G.M.
Smith, L.V.  3rd Engineers Co __
Cochran, M.W.  Co I 20th Mississippi
Turner, T.O.  7th Florida Co. F
Crenshaw, Geo P.  Cheatham's Escort
Brooks, James G.  47th GA Co A
Coleman, W.R.  2nd G.M. Co _
Jennings, L.C. 2nd GA reserve Co __
Andrews, W.J. 50th Tennessee C. G.
Jenkins, G.W. 65th GA Co. A
Morris, A.G.  15th Tennessee Co. H
Gurganus, Abraham  12th Tenn  Co A
Barrier, James  8th North Carolina  Co H
Bullion, Hardy J 1st Arkansas  Co. F
Allen, W.H.  45th Tenn Co D
Moss, A.J.
Childers, Y.B. 1st Alabama Co C
Paul, Robert  Co G 48th GA

NOTE:
There was a Confederate hosiptal in Cuthbert, Georgia called
the Patterson hospital.  In the cemetery across from it lie 19
or 20 Confederate soldiers who died there. 

NOTE: Named for Dr. John Patterson, Confederate Surgeon,
originally with Co. C. 18th TN Infantry. In Jan 1, 1863, he was
assigned to the Confederate Hospital Department and worked in
several hospitals, including Newsom and Foard Hospitals in
Chattanooga.