| James (John?) Boyd | Co. E, 7th LA | d. 20 Oct 1864 |
| John Brodie | Co. C, 7th LA | d. 29 Dec 1964 |
| Godfrey Estlow | Co. K 6th LA | d. 07 Sep 1864 |
| Peter McAvoy | Co. E, 1st Nelligan's LA | d. 07 Dec 1862 |
| Josiah N. Martin | Co. E, 8th LA | d. 13 Jan 1862 |
| Oscar D Ravlin | Co. F, 8th LA | d. 29 Nov 1862 |
| D. O. Rawhn (Rowan?) | 8th Arty LA | Unkown |
| Simon R. Williams | Co. I, 9th LA | d. 13 Aug 1863 |
| Hiram Wordly | Co. A 9th LA | d. 1861 |
| George Zagger | Co. K, 1st Nelligan's LA | d. 24 Jul 1863 |
How many springs have gone since they
Who wore the uniform of gray
Last looked upon summer snow of dogwood, blooming below
Their southern skies and friendly sun,
Or watched the winding rivers run
Or knew when spring wind's gentle hand
Stretched forth to heal their wounded land.
They sleep where the azaleas spread
Their glorious colors, where the red old hills
And mountain peaks
Stand listening while nature speaks.
And from the woodlands sound the strains
Of memories; where coastal plains
Run down to join the ceaseless tide
Ebbing and flowing as they died.
Let us remember them as time
And tide move on in endless rhyme.
When spring is wearing her bouquet
For the lost legions of the gray.
While bud and blossom, hill and tree
Remember them, so shall we.
