Union Civil War Locomotive Wreck Elmira Prisoners Killed |
| Last; First, Middle | State | Company Name | Company |
| Adams; Joseph | NC | 51st | A |
| Baker; Jesse, E. | NC | 52st | F |
| Baxley; John, W. | NC | 31st | A |
| Bessent; James, H. | NC | 51st Reg. | G |
| Bird; J., H. | VA | 26th | I |
| Bowers; W. | NC | 48th | B |
| Briggs; R. | NC | 31st | E |
| Bright; J., W. | VA | 26th | A |
| Bryant; Travers, S. | NC | 51st | I |
| Cain; M. | | Pegram Bat. | |
| Callaham; C. | | 10th | C |
| Cary; J., W. | NC | 51st | I |
| Left; C., O. | NC | 52nd | H |
| Davis; John, D. | NC | 51st | I |
| Dever; N., H. | NC | 51st | I |
| Fuller; Byam | GA | 24th | H |
| Gatton; W., F. | VA | 35th | B |
| Green; Henry | VA | 9th | A |
| Ham; William, B. | NC | 8th | E |
| Hardison; J., J. | NC | 51st | I |
| Hatch; J., S. | GA | 53rd | H |
| Haynes; R., P. | VA | 20th | H |
| Jackson; William, M. | GA | 53rd | C |
| Joiner; A. | VA | 13th | C |
| Jones; William, A. | VA | 22nd | D |
| Langford; Wesley, Bryant | GA | 16th | K |
| Lee; S., W. | NC | 8th | K |
| Manning; Wallace | NC | 31st | F |
| McCorquadale; Malcolm | NC | 51st | I |
| McCurvey; T., W. | GA | 16th | K |
| McQuaque; A. | NC | 31st | B |
| Mitchell; Joseph | VA | 42nd | B |
| Munroe; Duncan | NC | 51st | I |
| Parks; J., C. | VA | 22nd | H |
| Patrick; J., N. | VA | 26th | H |
| Perks; John, L. | VA | 47th | E |
| Pitchford; R., D. | NC | 1st | E |
| Pope; D., W. | NC | 51st | I |
| Reaser; Philip | VA | 26th Bat. | D |
| Reuls; J., W. | NC | 31st | E |
| Samkins; T., C. | GA | 2nd | C |
| Sanford; J., F. | NC | 44th | A |
| Sangford; W., B. | | See: Langford; W.,B | | .
| Sapt; F., W. | NC | 22nd | E |
| Smatley; G., C. | GA | Leg. | C |
| Stauffer; Napoleon, B. | NC | 42nd | D |
| Strickland; Thomas, J. | NC | 51st | I |
| Vaughan; Henry | VA | 47th | E |
| Watson; Samuel, D. | NC | 51st | F |
| Williams; James, H. | GA | 53rd | K |
Reference Resources:
- "The Great Locomotive Wreak", Civil War Times Illustrated, January/February 1995, by Jack Jackson.
- "Civil War Prisons", Kent State University Press, edited by William B. Hesseltine.
- "The Elmira Prison Camp", A History of the Military Prison at Elmira, N. Y. July 6, 1864 to July 10, 1865; By: Clay W. Holmes, A.M.; G.P. Putman's Sons New York and London, The Knickerbocker press 1912.
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