Select burials in Fulton Cemetery

To review the names and locations of ALL Civil War veterans buried in Fulton Cemetery listed block by block and then lot by lot visit:

https://uscemeteries.blogspot.com/2026/05/civil-war-veterans-in-fulton-cemetery.html

For the burials of those men who died during the war and whose bodies are buried in Blocks 7 and 8 I have attached maps of those two blocks locating those burials.

block 7

block 8

Stephen Gardner Champlin (block 8) Brigadier General; died of consumption on January 26, 1864, in Grand Rapids

Charles Henry Cary (block 7) Lieutenant U.S. Signal Corps; died July 17, 1863, in Jackson, MS

Collins and Cary plot

Samuel Adolphus Judd (block 7) Captain 3rd Michigan Infantry; killed in action at Fair Oaks, VA, May 31, 1862. This also includes bios of his two brothers Elliott and George

Samuel with wife Clarissa and their two children William and Jennie - winter camp in Virginia

Peter Weber (block 7) Major 6th Michigan Cavalry; killed in action on July 14, 1863, at Falling Waters, MD

Peter Bogardus (block 7) Lieutenant 3rd Michigan Infantry; died April 24, 1863 at Saginaw, MI

Peach Orchard 2026

Anyone following this knows -- or I would hope they know -- that on July 2, 1863, the 3rd Michigan Infantry along with the 3rd Maine and 2nd New Hampshire were caught in a furious engagement with confederate troops in what was part of a farmer's peach orchard at Gettysburg, PA. And that's what it 's called today: the Peach Orchard.

the orchard today

3rd Maine Infantry

3rd Michigan Infantry in the far distance just right of the Maine monument

2nd New Hampshire Infantry