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CLAIBORNE COUNTY.
In this county about one hundred Confederate soldiers
are buried in Port Gibson; one row of graves in the Protestant cemetery
and another row in the Catholic cemetery. These graves are well kept by
the Confederate Veterans and the Daughters of the Confederacy. They are
marked by headstones. They were mainly filled by soldiers from Arkansas
and Missouri, who fell in the battle of Port Gibson, in 1863.
- These statements are based on information furnished by Mr. R. C.
McCoy.
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CLAY COUNTY.
In West Point about 65 or 70 Confederate soldiers
are buried within the enclosure of the Citizens’ cemetery. Their names
and commands are unknown.
These graves are under the care of the Daughters of the Confederacy,
and are reported as fairly well kept.
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