Confederate Cemetery / Memorial
South face
By the united efforts
and enduring sacrifices
of the
Noble woman of Mount Pleasant
and Charleston.
The zealous and tender
custodians of the slumbering
Heroes of a lost cause.
This Monument
has been erected as a tribute
of devotion to our
Confederate Dead.
1861___1864.
East Face
Names of those who lie buried
Here
Side by side with the Soldiers
of 1812.
Robt. Askew, A.Blacom,
A. Bosewell, W.T. Castleberry,
J.J. Ellis, J.E. Elliott,
J.B. Glenn, S. Harbin,
S.O. Knight, J.E. Limberg,
W.H. Littleton, A.H. Mansel,
G.J. Merrit, J.F. Metz,
W.H. Nelson, Newton,
J.R. Stevenson, H.J. Siebricht,
H. Taylor, M.C. Wakefield,
Charles Warren.
North Face
Christ Church Parish
Contributed to the Death Roll
of our Confedercy
these gallant Sons.
Col. C.C. Tew 2nd N.C. I.
Col. T.M. Wagner 1st S.C. A.
Col. B.J. Johnson
Hampton Legion.
Col. R.J. Jeffords 5th S.C. C.
Maj. J.M. Whilden 23rd S.C. V.
Capt. L.A. Whilden 5th S.C. C.
Capt. Hamilton Waring 5th S.C. C.
Lieut. James Anderson 5th S.C. C.
West Face
B. Anderson, G.C. Jervey,
J.C. Jervey, W.C. Jervey,
W.H. Rich, H. Roux,
H. Inglesby, D.W. Maree,
J. Leopold, D. Ayers,
D. Truesdal, W.H. Todd,
J. Corbey, J. Owens,
Wm. Calvert, Jno. Eaden,
John Bailey, Jas. Simons,
J.R. Thomlinson.
Marker is on Carr Street, on the left when traveling south.
Courtesy hmdb.org
