BGuthrie Photos: TN -- Shiloh Natl Military Park -- National Cemetery

TN -- Shiloh Natl Military Park -- National Cemetery:

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[1] SHILON_070122_03.JPG	[2] SHILON_070122_09.JPG	[3] SHILON_070122_11.JPG
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1. SHILON_070122_09.JPG: Shiloh National Cemetery After the Battle of Shiloh, Federal details buried the dead of both sides near where they fell. The warm weather and great number of bodies made it necessary to bury the dead quickly. In 1866 the United States Government established this cemetery for the permanent burial of Union soldiers killed at Shiloh and related engagements. Bodies were recovered from the battlefield and reburied here, often in regimental groupings. The Confederate dead remain in five mass graves on the battlefield. Two-thirds of the 3,500 Civil War soldiers resting here are unknown. Many tombstones bear a number only. Others read simply: "U.S. SOLDIER." Civil War Burials According to States Shiloh National Cemetery Statistics taken from the Quartermaster General's Roll of Honor, March 1869 State Represented Alabama (Known) 1 (Unknown) - (Total) 1 Illinois (Known) 376 (Unknown) 33 (Total) 409 Indiana (Known) 122 (Unknown) 1 (Total) 123 Iowa (Known) 143 (Unknown) - (Total) 143 Kansas (Known) - (Unknown) 1 (Total) 1 Kentucky (Known) 35 (Unknown) - (Total) 35 Louisiana (Known) 1 (Unknown) - (Total) 1 Michigan (Known) 36 (Unknown) - (Total) 36 Minnesota (Known) 1 (Unknown) - (Total) 1 Missouri (Known) 43 (Unknown) 1 (Total) 44 Nebraska (Known) 8 (Unknown) - (Total) 8 New Jersey (Known) 3 (Unknown) - (Total) 3 Ohio (Known) 236 (Unknown) 2 (Total) 238 Tennessee (Known) 8 (Unknown) 1 (Total) 9 Wisconsin (Total) 59 (Unknown) 2 (Total) 61 OTHER (Known) 155 (Unknown) 2,316 (Total) 2,471 TOTAL (Known) 1,227 (Unknown) 2,357 (Total) 3,584
Wikipedia Description: Shiloh National Military Park
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Shiloh National Cemetery

Shiloh National Cemetery is in the northeast corner of the park adjacent to the visitor center and bookstore. Buried within its 20.09 acres (81,300 m2) are 3584 Union dead (of whom 2357 are unknown), who were re-interred in the cemetery created after the war, in 1866. There are two Confederate dead interred in the cemetery. The cemetery operations were transferred from War Department to the National Park Service in 1933.
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