Civil War Union Burials in New Mexico
Compiled by Christina DeVita 2006©
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The following are names extracted from the work by Christina DeVita© as published in the New Mexico Genealogist 45(2) June 2006©.
The chart below lists only the names appearing in that exhibit. For details and history see the New Mexico Genealogist 45(2) June 2006©.
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As Published in 1869 in the Quartermaster General's Office, a listing of deceased Union soldiers buried in National Cemeteries.
Fifteen forts/camps/posts existed in the New Mexico Territory. Most had cemeteries with Union Soldiers buried therein.

Apache Canon; 26 March 1862
Pigeon's Ranch; 28 March 1862

This burial ground resulted from the Battle of Glorieta Pass between the CSA and Union military units.
Thirty five Confederate soldiers were buried in a mass grave near here.
The remains were moved to the Santa Fe National Cemetery ca. 2006.