From the Arlington National Cemetery Site.
A large number of Confederates are buried at the cemetery, despite its establishment as a final resting place for Union soldiers. Most of these Confederates died during the war, many in Washington D.C.'s Old Capitol Prison, but others were buried there going into the early 1900s.
I have listed in the last few months all the North Carolina ones (Use the label Arlington National Cemetery) except for two. This one was in the Confederate Navy, so i will also make an entry on him in today's Running the Blockade blog.
JOHN C. TENNETT, N.C. First Assistant Engineer, CSN
Appointed from North Carolina. Served aboard the CSS Fredericksburg in the James River Squadron in 1864. Resigned in late 1864 and joined the Confederate Army as chap[lain.
Died July 11, 1913.
--Old Secesh
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