Confederate Soldiers

Old Greenville Cemetery (Extinct)

  "Yellow Fever Cemetery"

  North Poplar Street

  Greenville, Mississippi

Brooks, David Emerson

Buckner, James H.

Burdett, Marshal

Gaddis, Thomas

Hinds, Cameron Howell

Johnson, Nicholas B.

Mangham, Thomas J.

Shannahan, Daniel M.

Pvt; Co. E, Power's MS Cav

Pvt; Co. D, 28th MS Cav

3rd Sgt; Co. D, 28th MS Cav

Asst. Surg; F - S, 2nd MS Cav

1st Lt.; Cpt Darden's Baty, Jefferson Lt. Arty

Pvt; Co. I, 22nd Miss Inf

Pvt; 1st Miss Lt Arty

Pvt; Co. D, 28th Miss Cav

03-07-1847 to 09-02-1878

04-06-1844 to 09-16-1878

04-06-1838 to 11-01-1878

          1834 to 1878

          1808 to 05-13-1868

02-29-1832 to 09-06-1876 

09-06-1832 to 06-16-1889

          1832 to 10-16-1871

Jewish Cemetery

  South Main Street

  Greenville, Mississippi

Hirsch, Jacob

Storm, Edward

Pvt; Co. D, 28th Miss Cav

          1834 to 03-28-1883

08-09-1843 to 06-25-1904

Paxton Family Cemetery

  Old Hwy 61S, South of Leland

  Old Kinlock Plantation, Washington County

Paxton, Andrew Jackson

1st Lt; Co. A, Washington Co. Miltia

03-18-1816 to 10-03-1900

Rives Family Cemetery

  Old Hwy 61S, 1 mile north of Arcola

  Arcola, Mississippi

Rives, James M.

Pvt; Co. D, 28th Miss Cav

03-28-1837 to 09-30-1862

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All but Thomas J. Mangham have memorial headstones in the UDC Plot in the Greenville Cemetery. Thomas has a flat slab marker. Their remains were never removed when the cemetery was cleared to make room for a park. There are five other markers in this cemetery along with remains of many headstones.