The following are the graves of those who died in Libby Prison, and who were buried in a gravelly ravine just outside of the Oakland Cemetery, one and a half miles out of Richmond. The Commission, through its agents, Messrs. Clarke and A. Lawrence, provided new head-boards, with the names neatly painted, for every grave which could be identified, and procured an order to have the ground fenced in, which was done by the Quartermaster, under their inspection
Oak Wood Cemetery contains the bodies of soldiers buried from Libby Prison. Graves were in vary bad condition; not one in twenty had any mark; many more had only sticks at each end. The colored sexton told us that the poor people had taken off the boards for fuel during the winter. All graves that could in any way be identified, have been marked, as stated above.
| H. L. Pierce | 5th Md. | Asst. Surg. | |
| J. Selrick | 1st Md. | ||
| W. J. Jemmins | |||
| Geo. Pyersin | 6th Mich. | ||
| Arthur Shill | (incomplete) | ||
| Lewis O’Lury | Co. G | 101st O. V. | |
| J. Jinical | 13th Penna. | ||
| A. Davis | 131st | ||
| W. Ward | 150th Pa. | ||
| J. S. Potter | 22nd Mich. | ||
| H. G. Ling | Co. D | 24th Mich. | |
| James McDewell | 16th Pa. | ||
| J. Inhoff | Co. H | 9th Mass. | |
| Charles Shind | 103rd Pa. | ||
| J. Trimpert | |||
| H. Mitchell | Co. D | 4th Me. | |
| Anthony | |||
| D. Valentine | |||
| A. Hart | 37th Wis. | ||
| William Robe | |||
| Thos. Jones | 44th Ohio | ||
| Woolcott | 1st Mass. | ||
| J. Pierce | Co. G | 5th Mich. | |
| F. Codrag__ | |||
| F. Japl__ | (incomplete) | ||
| J. Briggs | 7th A. | ||
| J. Kilear | Co. E | 95th N. Y. | |
| W. Waycox | |||
| R. Frankl__ | |||
| C. Peakring | |||
| C. Hardien | Co. H | 151st N. Y. | |
| J. O. Bumin | Co. K | ||
| A. L. Vanlack | Co. G | 126th Ohio | |
| Jno. E. Os__ | 11th N. Y. | ||
| Rugles L__ll | 3rd M. | ||
| R. R. Labdey | 4th Mich. | ||
| W. C. Bell__ | Co. G | ||
| J. E. Crakl__ | |||
| H. Goodrich | Co. G | 44th Ill. | |
| Fulton Line__ | |||
| Jno. Schick | 59th Ohio | ||
| J. H. Tomsen | |||
| Shelton | 3rd Tenn. | ||
| O. B. Hin__ | |||
| H. Venman | Mass. | ||
| J. Dilkson | Co. H | 77th Pa. | |
| William Dan__ | |||
| F. Schlotman | 110 | ||
| F. Rabb | 16th Pa. | ||
| Jno. Cooly | |||
| William Cass | |||
| J. Cleamond | 92nd Ohio | ||
| Isaac Stiles | |||
| H. E. Eagear | Penn. | ||
| Wm. Wright | 7th | ||
| James Decker | 76th Pa. | ||
| Matly Leic__ | 78 | ||
| G. Zimmerman | Co. B | 95th N. Y. | Granby |
| J. Bu__ | 64th Mich. | O. Bryant | |
| H. Hach | 52nd N. Y. | J. Stock | |
| J. L. Buttran | 143rd Pa. | ||
| E. Bellows | Co. G | Wm. Howley | |
| G. Shult | B. Bates, C. Parker | ||
| Henry Friday | 100 | ||
| H. Cobran | Samuel Alexander | ||
| G. C. B. Bigdy | Co. G | 76th | |
| J. Harman | 7th Me. | ||
| Wm. F. Dim__ | |||
| Linsey | 59th Ohio |
Records of the Federal Dead Buried From Libby, Belle Isle, Danville & Camp Lawton Prisons and at City Point, and in the Field before Petersburg and Richmond.