The memorial honors loved ones from St. Augustine who gave up their lives in the service of the Confederate States: Peter Masters, John M. Llambias, Michael G. Llambias, Antonio Mickler, George Mickler, Jacob Mickler, Joseph Noda, Eusebio Pagetti, Frank Papy, Edward A. Papy, Marine Papy, Bartolo Pinkham, Nathaniel Powers, John Ponce, Thomas Ponce, R. Jenckes Reid, Richard Russell, Felix Rante, John Stevens, Henaro Triay, James Walton, Frank Weems, J. Westcott Willard, Archibald Gould, Joseph Andreu, Francis Baya, Casimero Benet, Henry Bridies, Louis Bridier, Henry Bryan, Samuel Buffington, Mariano Capella, Gaspar Carreras, R. Francis Dancy, Henry G. Dunham, Abraham Dupont, Andrew Floyd, Philip Gomez, John Hanson, Wilie D. Hardee, James Hurlbert, Edward C. Humphreys, Jose Irwin, Antonio Lopez, and Alfonzo Lopez. It says they died far from the home that gave them birth, honored and mourned by comrades, and that they have crossed the river and rest under the shade of the trees. It was erected by the Ladies Memorial Association of St. Augustine, Florida, in A.D. 1872.