Civil War Veterans: Kittitas County, Washington

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Contents 1 Washington State 1.1 Kittitas County 1.1.1 Cle Elum 1.1.2 Ellensburg 1.1.3 Roslyn 1.1.4 Thorp 2 Links

Washington State

Kittitas County

Kittitas County, WA • Find a Grave Virtual Cemetery

Cle Elum

• Laurel Hill Memorial Park
  1. William Mitchell Carr (1842-1893)
  2. Charles Herman Coon (1843-1914) + √
  3. George Fogle (1846-1910)
  4. Hiram L. Wallace (1843-1913)

Ellensburg

Grand Army of the Republic • (James A Parsons/David Ford) Post #11

• Holy Cross Cemetery
  1. Patrick James Carey (1839-1908)
  2. August Nesalhous (1838-1918)

• IOOF Cemetery
  1. Martin V Albright (1845-1928) + √
  2. Silas Wyatt Barnes (1842-1915)
  3. William James Barnes (1845-1908) + √
  4. James Mason Brockman (1841-1908)
  5. Zephaniah Templeton Butler (1842-1900)
  6. Isaac F Carleton (1827-1901)
  7. John Calvin Carothers (1822-1900) + √
  8. Edwin Alonzo Carpenter (1837-1927) + √
  9. George Washington Carver (1840-1914) + √
  10. Joseph Clark Clymer (1840-1897)
  11. Daniel David Coble (abt.1840-abt.1926) + √
  12. Hiram Daniel Cornwall (1839-1921)
  13. Alanson B Curtis (1823-1878)
  14. Jeremiah Douglas Damon (1825-1898) + √
  15. George F Davis (1844-1923)
  16. Howard Ebert (1839-1914) + √
  17. David Ford (1837-1887)
  18. Robert C Gaston (1846-1916)
  19. John C Goodwin (1848-1935)
  20. Labane Ransom Grimes (1839-bef.1897)
  21. Lewis David Hall (1834-1920)
  22. Henry Helves (1835-1908)
  23. John E McDowell (1836-1900)
  24. James Benjamin Swett (1838-1923) + √
  25. John Everett Voice (1841-1914) + √
  26. William Newton Westfall (1843-1915)
  27. Valentine C. Wynegar (1844-1925)

Roslyn

• Mount Olivet Cemetery
  1. Jessee Donaldson (1846-1913) (Pvt, Co I, 15th USCT Inf) escaped slave + √

• Old City Cemetery
  1. Stefan Rudolph (1823-1899)

Thorp

• Thorp Cemetery
  1. Jesse Adams (1840-1905) + √
  2. Thomas Abbott Clark (1840-1914)
  3. Thomas J Gordon (1843-1897)
  4. William Miles Mattox (1848-1915)

Kittitas County, WA • Find a Grave Virtual Cemetery

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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 Q111540, en:Wikipedia Kittitas County
• Wikipedia: Washington (state)

See also:

• C&P LaPlante Files: Find a Grave Virtual Cemeteries

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

• Wikipedia: Grand Army of the Republic
• Wikidata: Item Q4118606, en:Wikipedia
• WikiTree: Grand Army of the Republic

(Category:Grand_Army_of_the_Republic)

United Confederate Veterans

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

(Category:United_Confederate_Veterans)

• Washington Territory in the Civil War
  • 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