Cemetery obelisk.

40 foot shaft with a cut out of a shield on four sides. On the front in the shield it reads:

Cemetery obelisk

"Rest in Peace our own Southern Braves. You loved liberty more than life".

Burial place for approximately 300 unknown Confederate soldiers who died in hospitals in Cassville.

In May 1899 the Cassville Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy

honored the dead by placing headstones at each of the graves.

Marker honoring our Confederate dead.

So long as breathes a Southern woman,

So long as time shall last, So long will Southern women Cherish and honor the memory of the

Confederate soldiers and meet annually to strew their resting place with choicest garlands.

29 Unknown Confedrate Soldiers

Lieut. Thomas P Costner

CO A, 23 GA INF CSA 1842-1864

KIA Olustee Fla In Memory

DEDECATED TO THE MEMORY OF OUR SOUTHERN HEROS BY THE LADIES MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION OF CASSVILLE A.D. 1878

General William Tatum Wofford, a lawyer and community leader, who was one of the three Cass County representatives who voted against seceding from the union.

grave of General William Tatum Wofford