Confederate Veterans Buried at F

Confederate Veterans Buried at Family Cemeteries
Hawkins, Partain, Rugeley Plantation, Sexton, Thompson

HAWKINS FAMILY CEMETERY - Hawkinsville

James B. Hawkins, Sr. & E. Ariella Hawkins

PARTAIN FAMILY CEMETERY - Near Blessing

Robert Abner Partain

RUGELEY PLANTATION CEMETERY

Alphonzo Irvin Rugeley

Son of John and Parthenia Rugeley
was shot while crossing the Mississippi River in a boat
near Vicksburg. He was acting as a courier bringing
gold to Texas. Yankees in a gunboat ordered
Alphonzo to surrender, but he delayed long
enough to throw the gold overboard rather
than allow it to fall into the hands of the
Union forces.

He is not buried in the Rugeley Family Cemetery.

James D. Blair was originally interred in the Rugeley Cemetery, but his body was later moved to Cypress Grove Cemetery in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Rugeley-Blair Mausoleum at Cypress Grove Cemetery
Above Martha Ellen Rugeley March 11, 1861 - July 22, 1932 Richard Woodward Colcock November 29, 1880 - August 11, 1935 At right Martha R. Blair June 4, 1860 - June 4, 1860 James C. Blair, Jr. May 26, 1861 - April 4, 1864 James D. Blair December 4, 1828 - January 23, 1874 Martha C. Blair April 8, 1802 - May 29, 1869

Photos courtesy of Dean Letzring

Charles M. Roberts
b c 1836 - buried 14 February 1864
No marker

James Abercrombie Rugeley
18 May 1846 - 31 December 1863
No marker

SEXTON (HARRIS FAMILY) CEMETERY

Thomas Jefferson Harris

David Erasmus Smith
12 January 1844 - 29 March 1882
No marker

THOMPSON FAMILY CEMETERY

Josiah Mangum

Waldo G. Thompson

Ashby Cedarvale Hawley Matagorda Palacios Family Cemeteries Various Unknown

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Created Sep. 3, 2010	Updated Sep. 3, 2010

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