Confederate Dead in Bardstown, KY |
Submitted by John Cresseveur
Many thanks to John for his contribution.
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CONFEDERATE DEAD |
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A monument has existed for many years in the Bardstown Cemetery for sixty-seven Confederate soldiers buried there who died in the area, sixty-six in 1862 and one in 1863. Recently, smaller headstones were placed in the burial area for those identified. Seventeen soldiers still remain unknown. After stopping at the cemetery today for the headstone listings, I did a very quick search at the library and found that General Bragg's army fought several battles in the area of Bardstown in 1862 against General Buell's Union forces. During September and October, 1862, several battles were fought around Bardstown. The majority of those listed at the cemetery died during this period. Please remember that this was a quick search. Please also remember that many Confederate soldiers are buried in other areas of Nelson County. The main monument reads as follows (no date
of dedication listed): Lord God of Hosts be with us yet, Marble tells not of their valors' worth, We care not whence they came, The headstones are placed around the main monument in
order of death. For the listing below, I've sorted them by surname. The
information shows surname, given name, company, unit (with State), CSA,
and date of death. Hope this helps someone. Names: |
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