Bourbon County's Confederate dead included J.D. Ardery, Wm. Allen, C.C.T. Arnold, T.Y. Brent, Peter Bramblett, W.M. Banta, Peter Banta, J.T. Barlow, Alijah Brooks, Jas. Barlow, D.S. Bickley, Jno. Barry, J.P. Ballincal, Green Booth, G.A. Barnett, Thos. Bedford, Harry Clay, Willie Clay, Jo. E. Clark, Wm. Crump, Andrew Gray, J.K. Chiles, M.G. Conway, T.J. Current, W.O. Coppage, Thos. Carter, Geo. Davis, Jno. Desha, Chris. Dooley, Wm. Gregory, Sampson Gillispie, G.F. Henry, Hugh Hall, W.F. Hopkins, Sam I. Hawes, J.W. Hill, R.G. Hewitt, Thos. Hall, Jesse Honey, Jos. Hinton, Geo. Hinton, A.S. Johnson, Victor Kenney, Jos. Kesee, Henry Kerr, Harvey Kerr, J.N. Kelly, W.S. Kendall, Willie Lloyd, John Lovell, Thos. Layton, Henry Landen, Granville Mann, Wm. McCarney, R.F. Moore, Henderson Martin, Peter Murphy, James McIvor, John Mynheer, Chas. Mallon, Sam Munson, H.B. Nelson, Frank Norris, Wm. O'Neal, Julius Purnell, S.W. Phillips, Ric'd Prather, Virgil Pendleton Penny, Jno. Parker, Tim. Sullivan, Crit. Stewart, W.W. Skinner, J.T. Smith, W.T. Shields, G.S. Spraggins, Jas. Scott, Granville Smith, Jas. Talbott, Wm. Talbott, Willie Trotter, Jos. S. Trigg, Henry Talbott, Sam'l Woods, Oscar Watts, J.M. Winston, J.S. White, Geo. Wilson, and Hervey Young, whose memory was preserved by loving and grateful hearts.