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Civil War Veterans: Clark County, Washington

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Washington State

Clark County

Clark County, WA • Find a Grave Virtual Cemetery


Amboy


Battle Ground


Brush Prairie


Camas



Grand Army of the Republic • (O. M. Mitchell/Lacamas) Post #30

  • Camas Cemetery
    1. Richard J. Applegate
    2. James Alvin Blake
    3. Thomas Dorman
    4. Thomas Henry Reed
    5. Nicholas Reinel
    6. Charles Lansing Willis


Etna


La Center



Grand Army of the Republic • (John H Henslee) Post #16


Orchards



Grand Army of the Republic • (Lew Wallace) Post #115


Ridgefield


Salmon Creek


Vancouver



Grand Army of the Republic • (Ellsworth) Post #2

  • Fort Vancouver Military Cemetery aka Vancouver Barracks Post Cemetery
    1. Alexander Jesse Alley (1837-1915) + √
    2. George Anderson
    3. Edward L Archer
    4. Alexander Rodman Arledge
    5. Sebastian Augsberger
    6. Albert Austin
    7. John Mosby Bacon
    8. Charles Baker
    9. Joseph Barbeau
    10. Charles Bartels
    11. Alonzo Marshall Bartlett
    12. James Madison Beaston
    13. Charles H Bennett
    14. John Benson
    15. Christopher Bergin
    16. John Sanford Birdsall
    17. Charles Bishop
    18. Louis Bloom
    19. George Boardman
    20. William Boyer
    21. George Henry Brackett
    22. Charles Bremmer
    23. William Michael Brisbois
    24. Daniel Brown
    25. Frederick Burke
    26. Roger Edward Carlisle
    27. Ulysses Eugene Crane
    28. George Washington Cronk
    29. Henry George Washington Cronk
    30. William C Crooks
    31. Seth Jones Crowhurst
    32. Alfred Davis
    33. William M Doody
    34. Frank Ephraim Drew
    35. Patrick Duggan
    36. Frederick Ellerman
    37. Henry Everitt
    38. Thomas H Ferrier
    39. James Fox
    40. Alonzo Fradenburg
    41. Daniel Gallabher
    42. Winifried S Gard
    43. Dominick Geary
    44. Fred M Gieb
    45. Charles E Graefen
    46. John Wesley Grannis
    47. Samuel James Grey
    48. Bernard Guinty
    49. George W Harp
    50. Forrest Henry Hathaway
    51. Peter Jan or John Haze
    52. Frederick Hefty
    53. William Kelly
    54. August Kreyser
    55. John Livingston
    56. William Wallace McCammon (1838-1903) + √
    57. Edward McCarthy
    58. Joseph Greenberry Moore
    59. Charles Wesley Perdue
    60. Riley A Reeves
    61. Hugh Paxton Shinabargar
    62. Frederick K Spener
    63. William Sylvanus Starring
    64. Adolphus Vanransler Thompson
    65. William David Wampler
    66. Robert Warringer
    67. Stephen McAllister Watson
    68. Sewell Witt
  • Park Hill Cemetery
    1. F. M. Butterfield
    2. Windsor Darling Clayton
    3. Thomas Gordon (1836-1924) (CW vet?)
    4. Leander Lycurgus Hatch
    5. William Carroll Lainhart
    6. Galen Litchfield
    7. Douglas Magill
    8. Abram D. “A.D.” Skaggs
    9. Lewis Wells Sutton
    10. Morris Albert Swan


Washougal


Yacolt


Clark County, WA • Find a Grave Virtual Cemetery

Links

See also:


Grand Army of the Republic

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

(https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Grand_Army_of_the_Republic)


United Confederate Veterans

United Confederate Veterans
Confederate Veterans' Associations
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Encyclopedia of Arkansas

(https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:United_Confederate_Veterans)








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