In Magnolia Cemetery, Augusta, Ga., there is a Confederate section, containing 236 interments, all of which appear to have been for men who died during the war or perhaps immediatley after. Only 5 of the 236 are buried as unknowns. Although the small marble headstones give the names and in a majority of cases the state from which the man served, they do not provide a unit or other information except in a handful of instances where the original marker has been replaced with a VA issued marker.

Those buried there who are identified as being Mississippians include:

Wm. Huighes, Row 1, Grave 11
J. G. Hill, Row 1, Grave 19
L. W. Suggs, Row 1, Grave 29
LT A. W. Farrow, Row 3, Grave 17
B. F. Farley, Miller's Btry, Miss Art, d. 18 Oct 1864 (VA Marker), Row 4, Grave 14
J,. H. Connelly, Row 4, Grave 20
W. F. Andrews, Row 4, Grave 24
Alex M. Drake, Darden's Btry, Miss Lt. Art, d. 1863 (VA Marker), Row 5, Grave 1
J. C. Humphries, Row 5, Grave 17
T. J. Baughn [as appears], Row 5, Grave 21
LT J. W. Adams, Row 5, Grave 25
P. Houpt [as appears], Row 6, Row 23
J. R. Sproles, Row 7, Grave 1
O. Payne, K/5 MISS (VA Marker), Row 7, Grave 3
J. P. Poe, Row 8, Grave 2
H. Marshall, Row 8, Grave 5
D. L. Pritchard, Row 8, Grave 15
T. W. Black, Row 8, Grave 16
J. J. Cunningham, Row 8, Grave 17
J. Westbrook, Row 8, Grave 19
A. A. Hargrove, Row 8, Grave 34
I. Gibson, Row 9, Grave 35

This cemetery is under perpetual care and the Confederate section is meticulously maintained.