Not in the loop as to all the details but there is a list which was compiled recently by someone working on the Oakwood project. It was a huge undertaking. The compilation was very labor and time consuming and relied on an earlier list from the late 1800s or early 1900s. It would be nice to have it on line but IMO the people working on the project 1st priority is providing markers for all known graves. In other words when all our soldiers are taken care of there may be time to make the list available on line. You must realize that the small number of workers on this project are very dedicated, they have been fighting the fight for a number of years against an uncaring city government and are now just beginning to accomplish some progress.