Johnson County KyArchives Military Records.....Burchett, James 
Civilwar 45th Kentucky Infantry
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45th Kentucky Infantry Death
45th Kentucky Infantry (1 death)

James Burchett, Co. C - December 4, 1863/Jan. 4, 1864, of typhoid fever. 
According to the late local historian Janet Horn, James Burchett is still buried 
in the cemetery although there is no stone marking his grave. No notation is 
found in the Quartermaster Department’s burial register that a body was left 
behind in this cemetery. However, there is a slight possibility that his grave 
may have been overlooked when the bodies were taken up. James Burchett was the 
16 year old son of Leonard Burchett and Lydia Osborn who lived in Flatgap, 
Johnson County, Kentucky. His father served three weeks each in the 5th Kentucky 
Infantry (CS) and Fields’ Company of Partisan Rangers (CS) during the Civil War.

Compiled by Marlitta Perkins

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