I am attempting to locate the grave, in Tennessee, of William E. Yeatman, who had served in the 2nd Tennessee Infantry Regiment (Bate's), as well as the 2nd Confederate Infantry, rising to the rank of captain.
A web site created by one James Mason Gray, a member of the American Civil War Round Table of Queensland (in Australia) has misleading information at his biography of Yeatman, which shows that Yeatman is buried in Colac, in the state of Victoria, Australia, but we are aware that Yeatman never came to Australia, and actually resided in Tennessee after the war.
There are a number of such inaccurate biographies at Mr. Gray's web site at http://www.acwv.info/ and we have already proven that three of these biographies are totally incorrect, and are working on a number of others, including Yeatman's.
Any help in locating the grave of Yeatman, in Tennessee, would be very much appreciated.

William Yeatman enlisted in the 2nd Tennessee Infantry Regiment, also known as Bate’s Regiment and the 2nd Confederate Infantry Regiment, as a Private in May 1861, eventually being promoted to a Captain in Company C.