Surnames/tags: us_civil_war cemeteries washington_state



This page is continued from: US Civil War Veterans in Washington State
- See the Category: Civil War Veterans in Washington State for profiles of all who have been documented & linked to these WikiTree pages, + "My Connections".
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Contents |
Washington State
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Clallam County
Forks
Port Angeles
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- Blue Mountain Cemetery
- David K Critchfield
- Ocean View Cemetery
- Ira Airheart
- E Anderson
- Casenare Bernard
- Charles M. Bixby
- William G. Brewer
- Edwin Bryant
- Francis “Frank” Chambers
- John Palmer Collins
- Herman Culver
- Julius A Danz
- Henry Wisner Doty
- Edward D. Elliott
- William House Elliott
- Joseph Gaskill
- Fitch James Hart
- John Hitch
- Eben Pitts Jones
- Alva Curtis Kepler
- Orin Mason
- John Morrissey
- Melburn Partlow
- Daniel P. Quinn
- James Texas Reynolds
- Edward S Simons
- Henry Rudolphus Treadwell
- James Madison VanKuren
- Francis M Wait
- Elon Warren
- Lot Davis Wiley
Sequim
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- Dungeness Cemetery
- James Harrison Armstrong
- Samuel T Foresman
- Christian “Chris” Miller
- Thomas E. Miner
- Edwin C. Payne
- Thomas Taylor
- William Dirky Waterhouse
- Sequim View Cemetery
- Thomas Albert Armstrong
- George L. Brackett
- Andrew Anphin Brown
- William Martin Caskey
- Philo W. Gallup
- William G. Green
- John R. Lane
- William J. Shaw
- John Perdue Tiller (1839-1917) + √
- Nathaniel Tinkham
Links
- American Local History Network
- Cemetery Records: WA State Archives
- Census Online
- Civil War Research Database
- Civil War Veterans Buried In Washington State
- Cyndislist
- Eastern WA Civil War Veterans
- Soldiers and Sailors Database (CWSS)
- Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
- USGenWeb Archives
- USGenWeb Project
- USGenWeb Tombstone Project
- Visit the USA
- Washington State Department of Health - Vital Records
- Washington State Digital Archives
- Wenatchee Area Genealogical Society
- Wikidata: Item Q156306, en:Wikipedia
Clallam County
- Wikipedia: Washington (state)
- See also:
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Grand Army of the Republic
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- The Grand Army of the Republic and Kindred Societies
- Washington State: Post Names and Locations, Organized June 20, 1883
- Historical Gar Posts in Washington and Alaska
- Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) Records Index
- National GAR Records Program - Historical Summary of Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) Posts
- Wikipedia: Grand Army of the Republic
- Wikidata: Item Q4118606, en:Wikipedia
- WikiTree: Grand Army of the Republic
(https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Grand_Army_of_the_Republic)
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United Confederate Veterans
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- United Confederate Veterans
- Confederate Veterans' Associations
- Sons of Confederate Veterans
- Encyclopedia of Arkansas
- Wikipedia: United Confederate Veterans
- Wikidata: Item Q7887640, en:Wikipedia
- WikiTree: The Confederate Veteran Magazine
(https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:United_Confederate_Veterans)
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- Washington Territory in the Civil War
- Wikidata: Item Q48769328, en:Wikipedia
- Wikidata: Item Q48769328, en:Wikipedia
- Civil War and Washington Territory
- Washington in the Civil War - FamilySearch
- 8 Washington counties carry a racist legacy in their names
- The Confederate legacy in Washington state
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