Virtual Cemetery
Annapolis National Cemetery, Annapolis, MD
 Larger Map/Directions GPS Coordinates: 38.97719,-76.50582 Originally Ash Grove Cemetery (private) Annapolis was one of the 14 national cemeteries established by President Abraham Lincoln in 1862. The original land was leased in Aug. 1862 from a local resident, Nicholas Brewer, for a period of 99 years. Five years later, Brewer’s heirs sold the land outright to the federal government. During the Civil War, Annapolis was the site of a Union training and recruiting center. Despite the government’s best efforts to keep the camps sanitary, a large number of men died due to illnesses such as small pox and typhoid, as well as accidents and violence. As a result, most original interments at the cemetery were men who died at the training camps or nearby hospitals. For additional information, see the VA website |
Soldiers buried here with photographs: - Bedell, Charles N.- Bixby, Almon - Brewster, Ephraim H. - Brother, Tuffiel - Call, William - Clifford, Gilbert M. - Cohaskey, Nelson A. - Cutts, Loren T. - Davis, John E. - Dewey, George W. - Duplessi, Julius - Flower, Lewis - Goldthwait, Frank D. - Gould, Orville A. - Hibert, Vietal - Hight, James G. - Jennings, Amos E. - King, Edward Jr. - Lewis, Isaac H. - McEvoy, Edward - McNella, James - Moses, Silas - Noyes, Rufus - Osier, Peter - Paquin, Trefley - Parker, William - Parmelee, Lewis D. - Porter, George W. - Reed, Silas - Reynolds, Sanford M. - Richmond, Bart - Robinson, William - Rogers, Stephen B. - Rounds, Hiram J. - Saint George, Peter - Scott, Alexander - Sharland, Theodore - Smith, Giles H. - Smith, William D. - Varney, Harrison W. - Waldron, Benjamin - Ware, Jason P. - Webster, Nathan L. Graves or Cenotaphs on Findagrave - Kent, Oliver M. - (Service Info)- Schryer, Warren - (Service Info) - Van Dyke, Daniel - (Service Info) - Webster, Loammi Hurd - (Service Info) Graves believed to be here (no photos yet) - Carter, Franklin Temple |