Civil War Veterans: Thurston County, Washington

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Contents 1 Washington State 1.1 Thurston County 1.1.1 Lacey 1.1.2 Olympia 1.1.3 Rochester 1.1.4 Tenino 1.1.5 Tumwater 1.1.6 Yelm 2 Links

Washington State

Thurston County

Thurston County, WA • Find a Grave Virtual Cemetery

• Mima Prairie Pioneer Cemetery
  1. Andrew J McKay

Lacey

• Ruddell Pioneer Cemetery aka Chambers Prairie Cemetery, Woodland Cemetery
  1. John Huntamer

Olympia

Grand Army of the Republic • (George H Thomas) Post #5

• Forest Memorial Gardens aka Forest Cemetery, Mount Tabor Cemetery, Swantown Cemetery
  1. Richard J. Evans
  2. John E. Foster
  3. John H. Money

Rochester

• Grand Mound Cemetery
  1. Josiah Smith
  2. Albert Van Eaton

Tenino

• Forest Grove Cemetery aka Skookumchuck, Tenino Cemetery
  1. Henry Harrison Gilmore
  2. Harrison Hays (1836-1912) + √
  3. Henry Amos Kenworthy
  4. John R Swain

Tumwater

• Masonic Memorial Park aka Masonic Cemetery
  1. James R Avery
  2. Ephraim W. Barton
  3. George Wiley Biles
  4. Henry S. Bixler
  5. Philip Hodge Blankenship
  6. Winfield B. Bunce
  7. Thomas Stout Clark
  8. Samuel Goodlove Cosgrove
  9. Edward D Cotter
  10. Augustus Bradley Cowles
  11. Robert Bruce Crandall
  12. Francis Kingston Daniels
  13. Frederick Granger Deming
  14. Elias Dwyer
  15. John R Endicott
  16. Thomas Finney
  17. Orville George
  18. Hiram Demarcus Gibson
  19. Milton Giles
  20. Reuben W Gillilland
  21. John Esther Glenham
  22. Richard M. Hayes
  23. James Alvin Hoage
  24. Lucien Perry Holbrook
  25. William L. Horner
  26. Charles C. Huggett
  27. Owen B. Hymer
  28. Henry Lawrence Inman
  29. Thomas J. Ireland
  30. Cervoni A. Lounsbery
  31. Richard Hargrave Massey
  32. William M. Masters
  33. Archibald Matthews
  34. Thomas Irving McKenny
  35. Edward W McNeal
  36. Marshall Frank Moore
  37. Nehemiah T. Moore
  38. Manley Eldad Mumford
  39. Richard P. Noble
  40. Levi Wells Ostrander
  41. Henry Jackson Parrott
  42. William P. Rayl
  43. James Bradley Reavis
  44. William H. Roberts
  45. Adelbert DeLos Rogers
  46. Henry Sabin
  47. Thomas Franklin Safley
  48. William Leroy Sapp
  49. John Byron Seeley
  50. James A Smith
  51. Robert Franklin Sturdevant
  52. Nathan Daniel Sweet
  53. David Sypher
  54. Justus W. Tompkins
  55. Aaron Trullinger
  56. Cornelius Tunnicliff

• Odd Fellows Memorial Park and Mausoleum aka IOOF Memorial Park
  1. John Sharp Alexander
  2. Daniel C. Beaty
  3. Henry Clay Bickle Jr. (1848-1925) + √
  4. Jacob Richard Boone
  5. Lorin Whitman Britto
  6. William Thomas Brown
  7. Jacob Cheadle
  8. William H Cook
  9. Hugh Cruikshank
  10. Charles Jones Deshazo
  11. John Simpson Dobbins
  12. Frank William Edgbert
  13. Dennis Wade Fletcher
  14. George D Forbes
  15. James Wade Greer
  16. Abram Kilmer
  17. John Hutson (1846-1912)
  18. Jotham S. Leighton
  19. Oliver Matson
  20. John D Olney
  21. Daniel Peregrine
  22. John Post
  23. Ross Peleg Shoecraft
  24. John M Sigler
  25. Chauncey Spearing
  26. Myron Hawley Ranney (1845-1910) + √
  27. Wilmot B Tucker
  28. William Hayden Turner (1841-1920) (CW vet?) + √
  29. George H. Williams
  30. William W. Work

• Union Cemetery aka Bush Prairie Cemetery
  1. Joseph Talbot “Tall” Bush
  2. William H. Elmore
  3. Thomas H. Endicott
  4. Marvin Lathrop

Yelm

• Yelm Public Cemetery
  1. Benjamin Franklin Coates
  2. Joseph Cowan Conine
  3. John Orlando Feather
  4. Joshua B. Hughes
  5. Louis Reichel
  6. John Leonard Zeller

Thurston 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 Q113773, en:Wikipedia Thurston 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

(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

• Wikipedia: United Confederate Veterans
• Wikidata: Item Q7887640, en:Wikipedia
• WikiTree: The Confederate Veteran Magazine

(https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/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