South Carolina Burials
Crown Hill Cemetery, Camp Morton POW
Indianapolis, Indiana
During the war, Camp Morton, located north of Indianapolis, was a large prisoner of war camp, and a section was created in Green Lawn Cemetery to inter those prisoners that died there. After the war they were moved to Crown Hill and interred in a mass grave. In 1993 a Confederate Memorial was erected to mark the grave.
SurName, Given
Rank
Unit
CO
Date Died
ABERCROMBIE, A.
Private
2nd Infantry Regiment, Rifles
E
Jan. 22 1964
ANDREWS, James
Private
Fuller's Battery
I
BROWN, N.
Private
24th Infantry
A
Feb. 13 1965
DALTON, Amos H.
Private
Hampton's Legion
Mar. 23 1964
DICKSON, Thomas J.
1st Sergeant
Hampton's Legion
D
DORER, W.
Private
5th Infantry
G
Jan. 26 1965
FERRELL, C. E.
Private
24th Infantry
E
Sep. 22 1963
FORESTER, John
Private
16th Infantry
I
Mar. 19 1965
GOODSON, Uzriel
Sergeant
6th Infantry
E
Dec. 28 1963
HALL, W. D.
Private
Hampton's Legion
H
HUMPHRIES, Jack
Private
19th Infantry
K
KNOX, George J.
Private
5th Infantry
F
Dec. 14 1965
MILLER, C. W.
Private
Hamilton's Legion
I
MULLINAX, J. S.
Private
1st Palmetto Sharpshooters (Jenkins)
I
NEWMAN, M. H.
Sergeant
11th Infantry
A
Feb. 20 1964
OWENS, John J.
Private
1st Infantry
E
PARRISH, D.F.
Private
1st Palmetto Sharpshooters
G
Aug. 6 1964
ROBINSON, William
Private
Hampton's Legion
H
WESTMORELAND, L. D.
2nd Sergeant
Holcombe's Legion
I
WILBURN, Isaac
Private
Hampton's Legion
C
YARBERRY, O. L.
Private
22nd Infantry
K
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