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This free space page will list the [1]Confederate dead that were in the mass grave that was found in 1987 outside Santa Fe, New Mexico at the site of the Battle of Glorieta Pass.
In 1987 Kip Siler was using a backhoe to dig the foundation to a home he was building at a Civil War battle site when he unearthed two skulls and stopped digging. Moving to another place several yards away he found more skulls, causing him to notify authorities.
A team of anthropologists from the University of New Mexico uncovered 32 skeletons buried in a mass grave. The director of the Museum of New Mexico, Tom Livesay, identified the remains as those of casualties of the Battle of Glorieta Pass, which took place March 28, 1862. The Museum of New Mexico put together a list of the men known to have been killed at that battle. The list was based on Confederate muster rolls and other sources.
The table below (constructed by Terry Wright, Wright-7062) lists the name and rank, age, regiment, county where they mustered and any notes provided.
REGIMENT COUNTY OF MUSTER
Regiment | Rank and Name | Age | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
1st Regiment of Artillery Bexar | Pvt. E.T. Burris (or Burrowes) | 19 | |
7th Regiment Comal | 2nd Sgt. Stephen Harbach | 26 | |
7th Regiment Comal | Pvt. August Habermann | 25 | |
7th Regiment Comal | Pvt. Frank Reidel (or Riedel) | 18 | |
7th Regiment Houston | Capt. Isaac Adair | 35 | died in Santa Fe |
7th Regiment Houston | G.N. Taylor | 42 | a bugler |
7th Regiment Houston | Pvt. William Booker | 20 | |
7th Regiment Houston | Pvt. Peter Hail | 18 | |
7th Regiment Houston | Pvt. R.P. Walker | 18 | |
7th Regiment Anderson | 2nd Lt. Charles H. Mills | 33 | |
7th Regiment Anderson | Cpl. William Langston | 19 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol | Maj. Henry W. Raguet (or Ragnet) | 35 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol DeWitt | Pvt. Everett C. Foley | 28 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol DeWitt | Pvt. Thompson Harris | 33 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol DeWitt | Pvt. James McCord | 20 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol DeWitt | Pvt. E.R. Standifer | ||
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Victoria | Pvt. Ebenezer Hanna | 18 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Victoria | Pvt. J.F. Henson | 20 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Victoria | Pvt. Alexander Montgomery | 18 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Milam | Pvt. Joseph Clinchey | 44 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Milam | Pvt. James R. Stevens | 30 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Milam | Pvt. Burton R. Stone | 22 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Milam | Pvt. Joseph G. H. Able | 24 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Milam | Pvt. J.S.L. Cotton | 20 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Milam | Pvt. E.R. Slaughter | 26 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Milam | Pvt. W.M. Straughn | 17 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Polk | Pvt. Reuben P. Bentley | 23 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Polk | Pvt. John R. Martin | 20 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Polk | Pvt. Willie McCormick | 21 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Polk | Pvt. William T. Parsons | 19 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Austin | Pvt. A. Buhl (or Juhl) | 22 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Austin | Pvt. Charles Gollmer | 22 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Austin | Pvt. T (or F) Schaefer | 26 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Austin | Sgt. A. (or O) Schroder | 20 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Nacogdoches | 2nd Sgt. John H. McKnight | 29 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Nacogdoches | Pvt. Jesse W. Jones | 18 | died in Santa Fe after the battle |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Houston & Madison | Pvt. F. J. Hopkins | 26 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Houston & Madison | Pvt. T.D. Wilson | 21 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Houston & Madison | Pvt. L.A. Wright | 21 | |
4th Reg. TX Mount. Vol Houston & Madison | Pvt. James McManus (or Manus) | 37 | a blacksmith |
5th Regiment Colorado | Maj. John S. Shropshire | 28 | |
5th Regiment Colorado | Pvt. S.E. (or S.C.) Jones | 21 | |
5th Regiment Falls | 1st Cpl. Benjamin G. Greely | 22 | |
5th Regiment Grimes | 2nd Cpl. J.K. Grissett | 23 | |
5th Regiment Grimes | Pvt. R.P. Catlett | 29 | |
5th Regiment DeWitt | Pvt. Henry Brown | 18 |
Sources
- ↑ SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS, Confederate burial site found 125 years after Civil War fight. July 4, 1987.
See also:
- Courtesy of the Department of Cultural Affairs Office of Archaeological Studies Mass grave in Glorieta
- Civil War Journeys Glorieta Pass, NM
- Wikipedia Battle of Glorita Pass
- Wikipedia Confederate Order of Battle, Glorieta Pass
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On Oct. 11, 1861 San Antonio, Texas John joined the 5th Regiment Texas Mounted Volunteer His 2nd enlistment was June 16, 1862 --in Well's Texas Cavalry Regiment, Confederate States of America Enlisted June 16, 1862 Fort Arbuckle, Oklahoma Territory John Reynolds aka Will Wallace, he and his 2 brothers of George Reynolds and James Reynolds They survived that battle to go onto others in Colorado................... Died Oct 1871 at about age 31 in Taos, New Mexico Territorymap https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Reynolds-23512
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