Jackson County Confederate Veteran Graves
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New Salem Church Cemetery
Veteran information came from the Edenfield Database, Ancestry.com, Florida Confederate Pension Applications, Footnote.com, Civil War Microfilm, and the Anderson Family History. Thanks to Mr. Kenneth Anderson for his help with this project. Thanks to the Anderson Family for their work on preserving the Hays Cemetery. Photos and GPS readings by Adjutant Larry Clere and Historian Ashley Pollette. Contact Ashley Pollette if you have information to add or if you see any mistakes.
GPS: N30°44.706' - W85°18.484'
Edenfield, Snead - Kent, David Burris - Lipford, John H.
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Private Snead Edenfield
Captain Houston's Kilcrease Artillery
Sneed Edenfield enlisted in Captain Smith's Independent Cavalry Company in 1863. Captain Smith's Company was made up of men from Jackson County. Captain Smith's Company became Company B, 5th Florida Battalion Cavalry. In the Spring of 1864, he transferred to Captain Houston's Company, Kilcrease Artillery. [FLORIDA CONFEDERATE PENSION A10052]
Private David Burris Kent
Company E, 5th Battalion Florida Cavalry
Burris Kent enlisted in Company E, 5th battalion Florida Cavalry on 1 Jan 1865, and served until the end of the war. [MILITARY RECORD CARDS -FOOTNOTE.COM]
Private John H. Lipford
Company E, 5th Battalion Florida Cavalry
John H. Lipford enlisted in Company E, 5th Battalion
Florida Cavalry on 9 May 1864, and served until the end of the war. [MILITARY RECORD CARDS
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