Civil War Confederate Army Soldier. One of many Georgia men who had joined the Confederate army. He was killed at midday on September 19, 1863 in heavy fighting that claimed the lives of more than 2,600 other Confederates. After the battle, friends searched for him, found his body, and buried it here.∼Company K, 1st Confederate Regiment, Georgia Volunteers, CSA
Killed at this location in Battle of Chickamauga, his body was found by family and buried on location.
Pvt Ingrahm is the only known burial within Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park other than in the private cemeteries within the park boundaries.
GPS Coordinates of grave: N34.92426, W85.24906
Killed at this location in Battle of Chickamauga, his body was found by family and buried on location.
Pvt Ingrahm is the only known burial within Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park other than in the private cemeteries within the park boundaries.
GPS Coordinates of grave: N34.92426, W85.24906
Civil War Confederate Army Soldier. One of many Georgia men who had joined the Confederate army. He was killed at midday on September 19, 1863 in heavy fighting that claimed the lives of more than 2,600 other Confederates. After the battle, friends searched for him, found his body, and buried it here.∼Company K, 1st Confederate Regiment, Georgia Volunteers, CSA
Killed at this location in Battle of Chickamauga, his body was found by family and buried on location.
Pvt Ingrahm is the only known burial within Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park other than in the private cemeteries within the park boundaries.
GPS Coordinates of grave: N34.92426, W85.24906
Killed at this location in Battle of Chickamauga, his body was found by family and buried on location.
Pvt Ingrahm is the only known burial within Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park other than in the private cemeteries within the park boundaries.
GPS Coordinates of grave: N34.92426, W85.24906
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