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This a partial list of the New Armuchee Baptist Cemetery that have been submitted to the Floyd County by Ken and Beth Shaw

of Rome, Floyd, Georgia.

 

Short History of New Armuchee Baptist Cemetery

Contributed by Sharlyn Beth Shaw

There are 10 Confederate graves in New Armuchee Baptist Cemetery. These men lost their lives in the battle at Farmers Bridge, Armuchee Creek

near the New Armuchee Baptist Cemetery. On May 15, 1864, 50 men of Captain William Lokey’s Company G of the 12th Alabama Battalion

Partisan Rangers defended the bridge against 3,000 Union cavalrymen under the command of Colonel Robert H. G. Minty. The Confederate

 soldiers  killed in this battle are buried near the top of the cemetery. Markers and a plaque commemorating the battle were erected in

November 1998. Historian Gilbert R. Smith identified the Confederate unit and those killed along with the location of their graves.

(sources for the above information: Historical Marker, north side of Armuchee Creek at U. S. Highway 27 Bridge; North Georgia Journal,

Spring 1999, The Graves at Farmer’s Bridge by Daniel M. Roper).

 

In Memoriam; Co. G. 12th Ala. Cav. Bn. C.S.A.;

May 15, 1864. They held this Ground at Farmer’s

 Bridge. Vastly outnumbered by the 1st Brig.

2nd Div. U.S. Cav until ordered to withdraw.

Ten killed, six captured. Such gallant action

attests to their courage; And the honor of the

 cause for which they fought.

 

November 8, 1998;

Gen. N. B. Forrest Camp 469;

Maj. John Pellham Camp 258;

Sons of Confederate Veterans;

Designed and erected by; Ron Cescutti

Captured, died U.S. Military Prison; Alton, Ill.;

Pvt. Joel Weems;

Pvt. Edwin P. Morris; Camp Douglas, Ill.;

Pvt. Joseph B. Harper; Captured wounded & released;

Pvt. J. Brown;

Pvt. J. M. Robertson;

Pvt. Marcus L. Formby

Dick Atkins,

born Sept 23, 1888;

died May 8, 1923.

Asleep in Jesus

Thomas Barnard

Company G, 12th Alabama Battalion,

Partisan Rangers, C.S.A.,

Died May 15, 1864

Ragland Bergwall,

born Feb 14, 1897

died Jan 28, 1919

Pvt. 1st CL. H.G. Co. 167th Inf. U.S.A;

Beloved Son Of John and the late Matilda Bergwall;

He left his home in perfect health.

He looked; so young and brave.

We little thought how;

soon he'd be laid in a soldier's grave.

Private B Brown

Died May 15, 1864

Company G, 12th Alabama Battalion,

Partisan Rangers, C.S.A.,

W H Ellis, Private

Died May 15, 1864

Company G, 12th Alabama Battalion,

Partisan Rangers, C.S.A.,

Benjamin Garrett, Private

Died May 15, 1864

Company G, 12th Alabama Battalion,

Partisan Rangers, C.S.A.

William T Lokey, Capt

Died May 15, 1864

Company G, 12th Alabama Battalion,

Partisan Rangers, C.S.A.

J J Morgan, Private

Died May 15, 1864

Company G, 12th Alabama Battalion,

Partisan Rangers, C.S.A.

 

 

Benjamin F Porter, Private

Died May 15, 1864

Company G, 12th Alabama Battalion,

Partisan Rangers, C.S.A.

 

Cullen Porter, Private

Died May 15, 1864

Company G, 12th Alabama Battalion,

Partisan Rangers, C.S.A.

 

A D Turren, Private

Died May 15, 1864

Company G, 12th Alabama Battalion,

Partisan Rangers, C.S.A.

 

P W Ward, Private

Died May 15, 1864

Company G, 12th Alabama Battalion,

Partisan Rangers, C.S.A.

 

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