JOHN HUNT MORGAN
CAMP 1342
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Bardstown, Kentucky
The following is a list of soldiers believed to be buried near the Confederate monument in St. Joseph's Cemetery in Bardstown, Kentucky. There are several soldiers buried at this location whose names are yet unknown. Deo Vindice.
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Lest we forget, lest we forget. Marble tells not of their valor's worth, Nameless, they rest in quiet earth. We care not whence they came, Dear is their lifeless clay; Whether unknown, or known to fame, Their cause and country still the same, They died and wore the gray. |
| 16th Infantry: | Co. C-Moses Hart | 10-7-1862 |
| 28th Infantry: | Co. D-1st Lt Robert AJ Armstrong | 10-1-1862 |
| Co. D-William Bearden | 1862 | |
| Co. D-William G McCay | 11-12-1862 | |
| Co. E-John A Bailey | 10-23-1862 | |
| Co. F-Jesse Twilley | 1862 | |
| Co. L-J F Keeton | 10-27-1862 | |
| 33rd Infantry: | Co. I-John H Tomlin | 10-24-1862 |
| 34th Infantry: | Co. A-Robert W Carlton | 10-8-1862 |
| Co. E-John M Arant | 10-8-1862 | |
| 39th Infantry: | Co. B-Augustus Glover | 9-28-1862 |
| Co. H-Thomas R Cain | 11-7-1862 | |
| 45th Infantry: | Co. I:corp. S W Bullock | 11-12-1862 |
| 2nd Infantry: | Co. A-William Ayers | 10-1-1862 |
| Co. B Patrick Greley | 1862 | |
| 5th Infantry: | Co. E-H S Cochran | 9-27-1862 |
| 1st Infantry: | Co. H-Corp. John E Tippens | 9-26-1862 |
| 3rd Infantry: | Co. A-James Clark | 9-29-1862 |
| Co. A-Lawrence John Fatio | 10-12-1862 | |
| Co. A-Serg. George A Walker | 10-22-1862 | |
| Co. E-Blackman Dixon | 9-28-1862 | |
| Co. E-John S Donaldson | 9-28-1862 | |
| Co. E-John Llambias | 1862 | |
| Co. F-Serg. R Wilson Braddock | 10-17-1862 | |
| 5th Infantry: | Co. K-John W Eason | 10-15-1862 |
| 56th: | Co. G-William J M Spruell | 10-24-1862 |
| 7th Infantry: | Co. E-Thomas W Bruke | 10-31-1862 |
| 8th Infantry: | Co. F-William H. Finley | 9-29-1862 |
| 10th Infantry: | Co. A-B F Glaze | 10-3-1862 |
| 27th Infantry: | Co. K-Williams S Cowley | 9-30-1862 |
| 32nd Infantry: | Co. B-George Strickland | 9-26-1862 |
| Co. E-John R Courson | 10-1-1862 | |
| Co. E-Martin V Ducan | 10-1-1862 | |
| Co. E-Abraham Gassett | 10-1-1862 | |
| 34th Infantry: | Co. C-Albert C Wilson | 10-3-1862 |
| Co. G-John R Coker | 11-10-1862 | |
| Co. H-Williams P Box | 9-24-1862 | |
| 37th Infantry: | Co. K-Charles Allerson | 10-8-1862 |
| 41st Infantry: | Co. G-Samuel R Caples | 10-30-1862 |
| Co. G-William L Dudley | 10-20-1862 | |
| 10th: | Co. E-Edward T Ray | 10-4-1862 |
| 19th Infantry: | Co. B-James Dunn | 10-15-1862 |
| 2nd: | Co. G-William Laughlin | 1861 |
| 5th: | Co. G-Serg. Samuel P Kendall | 10-27-1862 |
| 17th Infantry: | Co. H-Mitchell Fowler | 11-3-1862 |
| 33rd Infantry: | Co. E- Michael Roach | 10-13-1862 |
| Consolidated: | Pvt. James Henry-born 1822 | 10-13-1862 |
| Co. B-2nd Lt. John B Isom | 11-11-1862 | |
| 154th Infantry: | Co. F-Thomas Carlin | 10-26-1862 |
| 9th Infantry*: | Co. C-2nd Lt. J M Pugh | 10-2-1862 |
| Co. F-John Green | 1863 | |
*There were two 9th Infantry units with General Bragg's Army of the Mississippi in which these sodiers could have served:
9th Texas Infantry under Col. William H Young, Gen. Preston Smiths’s Brigade
9th Tennessee Infantry under Lt. Col. John W. Buford, Gen. George Maney’s Brigade
