He was likely buried with about 200 other Confederate soldiers in a mass grave near the Western Kentucky University grounds. After the land was bought by the city and made into a cemetery, these approximately 200 soldiers were moved to Fairview Cemetery and buried in a circle in unmarked graves. He supposedly died of measles which his regiment was riddled with.
He was likely buried with about 200 other Confederate soldiers in a mass grave near the Western Kentucky University grounds. After the land was bought by the city and made into a cemetery, these approximately 200 soldiers were moved to Fairview Cemetery and buried in a circle in unmarked graves. He supposedly died of measles which his regiment was riddled with.
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Washington Cahal Castleberry
1841–1909
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Susannah Elizabeth Castleberry Martin
1843–1929
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Mary Jane Castleberry Taylor
1844–1898
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Delia Ann Castleberry McDaniel
1848 – unknown
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Tennessee Lovessia Castleberry Blair
1850–1905
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Myra M Castleberry Ethridge
1853–1931
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Idorrah Frances Castleberry Campbell
1854–1898
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William Bruin Castleberry
1858–1940
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Isaac Lafayette Castleberry
1861–1939
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