Confederate Soldiers Buried at Bethel Cemetery
Roll of Honor, Confederate Soldiers
| Adams, J. Leander | Hunter, Dr. James B |
| Adams, John Hope | Jackson, Andrew H. |
| Adams, Robert L. | Jackson, Benjamin N. |
| Andrews, L. C. | Jackson, D. |
| Armstrong, William F. | Jackson, David H. |
| Barnett, John Nelson | Jackson, J. O. |
| Barry, W. R. | Jackson, Joseph L. |
| Bigger, A. B. | Jackson, R. A. |
| Bigger, M. A. | Jackson, R. M. |
| Boyd, F. T. | Jackson, Robert P. |
| Boyd, John Hamilton | Jackson, Samuel E. |
| Boyd, Rufus Franklin | Jackson, Samuel W. |
| Boyd, Thomas J. | Jackson, W. B. |
| Boyd, Thomas M. | Johnston, David Milton |
| Brandon, George C. | Johnston, Samuel C. |
| Brandon, James David | Johnston, W. G. |
| Brandon, Larkin P. | Latta, F.J.M. |
| Campbell, Isaac A. | Mason, George Washington |
| Campbell, Napoleon B. | Mason, Larkin Monroe |
| Campbell, William E. | Martin, R. H. |
| Clinton, John S. | McCarter, Robert R. |
| Currence, Milton H. | McCully, James C. |
| Currence, Peyton Randolph | McCully, S. H. |
| Currence, R. E. Davidson | McKenzie, Arthur A. |
| Currence, William A. | Meek, John S. |
| Davidson, James F. | Meek, R. R. |
| Davidson, S. L. | Mellon, George W. |
| Davis, Thomas | Moore, Eli Peyton |
| Finley, William G. | Patrick, J. Clinton |
| Fitchett, Jonathan | Patrick, R. V. |
| Glenn, David Johnston, Sr. | Petty, Charles Q. |
| Glenn, James A. | Potts, J.H. |
| Glenn, James Henry | Quinn, Leroy D. |
| Glenn, John F. | Riddle, George M. A. C. |
| Glenn, John Francis | Robinson, E. A. |
| Glenn, John Franklin | Sifford, M. L. |
| Glenn, Samuel Leroy | Stanton, I.G. |
| Glenn, William R. | Stewart, William N. |
| Hall, Benjamin F. | Stowe, S. D. |
| Harper, Andrew J. | Timberlick, John C. |
| Hemphill, David A. | Wallace, J. A. |
| Hemphill, Hugh B. | Wilson, Gazaway |
| Hill, L. S. | Wilson, J. J. |
| Howe, John J. |
DEDICATED TO THEIR MEMORY WITH LOVE AND DEVOTION
"There have also been many Bethel men who served in later wars ... Civil War, World War I, World War II, Korean War, Vietnam, Desert Storm and now the Iraq War. Fifty-two young men from Bethel Church served in World War II with only one casualty, Ernest L. Flanagan. The record of the Bethel soldiers is not only above reproach but worthy of a liberal amount of praise."
