Mark, I just found your post. I too know where the two markers are and have been there, but I've heard locals tell the story there were three soldiers buried there in a wagon, two Confederate and one Union. Also, how sure are we that Lt. Westinghouse was buried there? According to a book, on Scott's 900 I believe it was, the Union soldiers carried his body with them after the battle. I'm curious to know where the actual battle took place. Was it there in Vernal, MS, or further up the Chickasawhay nearer to Leakesville as is stated in Davidson's report. I'd also like to find out where the Union soldiers crossed the Leaf/Chickasawhay/Pascagoula. Locals around Benndale, MS tell of Union soldiers crossing a ferry there at some point in the expedition, and not burning the home of a rich, prominent family there (Fairley), because they had plenty of sweet potatoes for the Union soldiers. That house, by the way, was still standing until Katrina and was decades old when the Union troops supposedly spared it.