Gentlemen, I do the web page for Soldiers' Rest in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Vicksburg, Miss. Hundreds of CSA dead of the siege of Vicksburg are interred here http://tinyurl.com/soldiers-rest/

including Men of Missouri http://freepages.history.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~taleese/soldiers_rest_vicksburg/missouri/missouri_1.htm

Gen. Martin Edwin Green of Missouri commanded the 2nd Brigade Forney's-Bowen's Division, Army of Vicksburg. He was killed by a sharpshooter 27 Jun 1863.

Gen. Green was buried in George Marshall's lot in Cedar Hill Cemetery (also called City Cemetery) in Vicksburg. Marshall (b. 1828) was detailed to serve under Gen. Green, probably because he knew Vicksburg and surrounds. (He had enrolled 1862 in Jackson, Miss.)

This is the web page for Gen. Green.
http://freepages.history.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~taleese/soldiers_rest_vicksburg/csa_officers_and_soldiers/martin_e_green/martin_e_green.htm

According to the NPS web site, until 1905 Gen. Green had a wooden headboard/grave marker.

Rumors in the family of his descendants say his body was removed to Missouri, perhaps to Hannibal.

I have found no cemetery records or documents in Vicksburg concerning his removal. No grave marker remains. The George Marshall lot is well marked, as well as the family burials there, but no marker indicates the General's presence.

Would anyone know where Gen. Martin Edwin Green is buried?

Thanks for any help. >Anna