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The Finest of Texas and Arizona,
Lives lost by river and bayou.
We mark their graves,
Remember their names:
Brave Confederates who died
At Fort Butler, June 28, 1863.
Martha M. Boltz
Virginia Division - UDC
This monument erected by
United Daughters of the Confederacy
June 27, 1999
"Forgotten no longer"
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Co. 4th Texas Mounted Volunteers
A Cartwright, Norval D., Lt.
G Stevens M., Cpl.
Co. 5th Texas Mounted Volunteers
A Henderson, Wm., Pvt.
D Ragsdale, D.H., Capt.
D Shelton, H.B., Pvt.
D Conn, S.N., bugler
F Wilkenson, Jas., Pvt.
G Bridges, Ed J., Pvt.
H Barnett, J., Pvt.
I Dobbin, J.H., Pvt.
K Long, James W. Pvt.
Co. 7th Texas Mounted Volunteers
E Davis, R.B., Pvt.
E Austin, T.J., Pvt.
E Morgan, W.F., Sgt.
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Co. 7th Texas Mounted Volunteers
F Barker, W.F., Pvt.
G King, Alfred, Pvt.
H Avery, T.G., Pvt.
K House, P.M., Pvt.
Co. 3rd Arizona
Staff Phillips, Joseph, Col.
A McLean, A.M., Pvt.
C Walker, W.K., Lt.
C Vann, Sgt.
E Whitener, John, Pvt.
F. Kennedy, Henry, Capt.
F Roan, William B., 3rd It.
F Malone, James W., Pvt.
F Stilwell, Newton C., Pvt.
F Renfro, Thomas, Pvt.
F Robertson, Mitchell, Pvt.
H Holward, W.L. Sgt
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Tenderly bury the fair young dead
Pausing to drop on his grave a tear;
Carve on the wooden slab at his head:
Sombody's darling is buried here.
Marie LeCoste
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