Company K, Mississippi troops, C.S.A.
From a list of Confederate soldiers who died at hospitals in Bardstown during the year 1862 published in the Louisville Daily Journal newspaper on September 4, 1866. Of the 67 Confederate graves in the Bardstown City Cemetery, 66 died in 1862, and 17 are unknown. The published list includes 30 soldiers who died in 1862, of whom 14 are identified by grave markers in the cemetery, leaving 16 soldiers who are not otherwise identified. Given the conditions of the time in 1862, it was often necessary to inter the dead locally. If this soldier is known to be buried elsewhere, please advise and this memorial will be removed.
From a list of Confederate soldiers who died at hospitals in Bardstown during the year 1862 published in the Louisville Daily Journal newspaper on September 4, 1866. Of the 67 Confederate graves in the Bardstown City Cemetery, 66 died in 1862, and 17 are unknown. The published list includes 30 soldiers who died in 1862, of whom 14 are identified by grave markers in the cemetery, leaving 16 soldiers who are not otherwise identified. Given the conditions of the time in 1862, it was often necessary to inter the dead locally. If this soldier is known to be buried elsewhere, please advise and this memorial will be removed.
Company K, Mississippi troops, C.S.A.
From a list of Confederate soldiers who died at hospitals in Bardstown during the year 1862 published in the Louisville Daily Journal newspaper on September 4, 1866. Of the 67 Confederate graves in the Bardstown City Cemetery, 66 died in 1862, and 17 are unknown. The published list includes 30 soldiers who died in 1862, of whom 14 are identified by grave markers in the cemetery, leaving 16 soldiers who are not otherwise identified. Given the conditions of the time in 1862, it was often necessary to inter the dead locally. If this soldier is known to be buried elsewhere, please advise and this memorial will be removed.
From a list of Confederate soldiers who died at hospitals in Bardstown during the year 1862 published in the Louisville Daily Journal newspaper on September 4, 1866. Of the 67 Confederate graves in the Bardstown City Cemetery, 66 died in 1862, and 17 are unknown. The published list includes 30 soldiers who died in 1862, of whom 14 are identified by grave markers in the cemetery, leaving 16 soldiers who are not otherwise identified. Given the conditions of the time in 1862, it was often necessary to inter the dead locally. If this soldier is known to be buried elsewhere, please advise and this memorial will be removed.
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