There would appear to be 31 Confederate dead who were reinterred from Camp Dennison, Ohio (near Cincinnati) and moved to the Camp Chase Cemetery in May of 1869 by Captain Irving of the Quarter-Masters Department. It was their intent to move all of the Confederate dead in Ohio to two locations. 1) Camp Chase 2) Johnson's Island
The names and units of the Confederate dead at Camp Dennison are at times in error in respect to their tombstones at the Camp Chase Cemetery. They today can be located in rows 41,42 and 43 which are located in the extreme eastern end of the CCCC. (Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery) Many of the errors seem to be of their rank. Somehow some were promoted from Privates to Lieutenants after their deaths. There are also some Alabama soldiers who were reported as Louisiana soldiers on their tombstones. The following is a listing of 23 of the 31 soldiers. All of these 23 soldiers would be wounded at Shiloh either on April 6th or 7th of 1862. The majority of these soldiers would be admitted to the Camp Dennison Hospital on April 18, 1862. Many would not live for more than two weeks. Some of them according to their CMSR's (Compiled Military Service Records) were simply left on the field at (Some of them for dead) Shiloh. The list does not mean that all Confederate wounded at Shiloh were taken to the Camp Dennison Hospital because they were not. The United States had never witnessed such a bloody conflict until the battle of Shiloh and some places were made or expanded to house the wounded Confederates such as turning some of the barracks into hospitals like Camp Dennison.

Also note that it would appear that two seperate soldiers named Edward Johnson would die at Camp Dennison. They were from different Confederate units and had different wounds although they would die on the same day. That is the reason why I put ???? marks next to one of their names.

As the reader looks through these names and units please notice the 21st Alabama Infantry as they suffered greatly at Shiloh as did many Confederate units. At Shiloh, a Sergeant named George E. Dixon would be wounded in the thigh by a minie ball. A twenty dollar gold piece had stopped the bullet for the most part. The gold piece would be found inside of the submarine the H.L. Hunley which he commanded. The Hunley went down on February 17, 1864 and was found a few years ago.

Grave 2137 should be Private Jerry O'Brien Company H 1st Louisiana Infantry (Stawbridge's) shot at Shiloh on April 6, 1862 and taken to Camp Dennison, died May 5, 1862 at hospital of gun shot wounds.
Grave 2137 at the CCCC reads 1st Lieut. Jerry O'Brien Company H 1st La. CSA

Grave 2136 should be Sergeant Major T.H. Hubbard of Company D 8th Arkansas Infantry. Shot at Shiloh April 6, 1862. taken to Camp Dennison and his leg was amuptated died May 3, 1862
Grave 2136 at the CCCC reads Serg.Maj. T.H. Hubbard 8 Ark. CSA

Grave 2134 should be Private Samuel C.P. Leary of Company G 9th Mississippi Infantry. Shot at Shiloh in shoulder and taken to Camp Dennison, died May 1, 1862
Grave 2134 at the CCCC reads S.C.P. Larey Company G 9 Miss. CSA

Grave 2133 should be Private Allen Peavy Company I 16th Louisiana Infantry. Shot at Shiloh in shoulder and taken to Camp Dennison, died April 30, 1862
Grave 2133 at the CCCC reads 1st Lieut. Allen Pevy 16 La. CSA

Grave 2152 should be Private Jeremiah Jaco Sr. of second Company A of the 35th Tennessee Infantry also known as the 5th Tennessee Regiment Provisional Army and Mountain Rifle Regiment. Shot in head on April 7, 1862 at Shiloh and taken to Camp Dennison died June 10, 1862
Grave 2152 at the CCCC reads Jeremiah Jaco Company B 5 Texas CSA

Grave 2150 appears to be correct. soldiers first names either E.R. or E.K. Field Company D 18th Louisiana Infantry Company known as Hays Champions. Wounded at Shiloh taken to Dennison shot through leg. Died at the Camp Dennison Hosptial on June 10, 1862
Grave 2150 at the CCCC reads E.R. Field Company D 18 La. CSA

Grave 2149 should be Private David S. Mimms Company D 15th Mississippi Infantry. Shot in knee at Shiloh taken to Dennison and died. When he enlisted he was 21 years of age. No death date.
Grave 2149 at the CCCC reads David L. Mims Company D 15 Miss. CSA

Grave 2147 should be Private A.B. Jones of Company A 17th Louisiana Infantry. Shot in lungs on April 6, 62 at Shiloh. Taken to Camp Dennison died May 20, 1862
Grave 2147 at the CCCC reads A.B. Jones Company A 17 La. CSA

Grave 2146 should be Private Darwin G. Seeley of Company E 2nd Texas Infantry. Shot in bowels at Shiloh taken to Camp Dennison died Arpil 21, 1862
Grave 2146 at the CCCC reads E.G. Sealey 2 Texas Rangers CSA

Grave 2143 should be Private Henry Martin of Company F 17th Alabama Infantry Wounded in neck and knee at 11:00 am on April 6, 1862 at Shiloh taken to Camp Dennison died on May 13, 1862
Grave 2143 at the CCCC reads Henry Martin Company F 17 Ala. CSA

Grave 2145 should be Private Felix Sprading of Company E 17th Alabama Infantry. Believed to be the youngest soldier in Row 43 enlisted on October 12, 1861 at age 16. He was born in Talladega County Alabama. He was 5'4" with fair complexion and blue eyes and dark hair. He was listed as a farmer. He was shot in the breast and thigh on April 6, 1862 at 3:30 pm at Shiloh. Taken to Camp Dennison and died of wounds on May 19, 1862
Grave 2145 at the CCCC reads 1st Lieut. Felix Spaulding Company E 17 Ala. CSA

Grave 2124 should be Private Benjamin Sample of Company E 2nd Texas Infantry. Shot in lungs at Shiloh and taken to Camp Dennison. Died April 21, 1862
Grave 2124 at the CCCC reads Serg.Maj. B. Sample 2 Texas Rangers CSA

Grave 2125 should be Private Daniel McNair of Company D 17th Alabama Infantry. Shot in thigh on April 6, 1862 at 4:00pm. Taken to Camp Dennison and died April 23, 1862
Grave 2125 at the CCCC reads Daniel McNair Company D 17 Ala. CSA

Grave 2126 should be Private James H. Henry of Company F 1st Arkansas Infantry. Shot at Shiloh and taken to Camp Dennison died on April 23, 1862
Grave 2126 at the CCCC reads James H. Henry Company F 1 Ark. CSA

Grave 2127 should be Private Neville T. Gallien of Company C 18th Louisiana Infantry. Shot in thigh at Shiloh and taken to Camp Dennison died April 23, 1862
Grave 2127 at the CCCC reads 1st Lieut. H.J. Galier 18 La. CSA

Grave 2128 should be Private James Caraway of Company G 11th Louisiana Infantry. Shot in lungs at Shiloh and taken to Camp Dennison died April 27, 1862
Grave 2128 at the CCCC reads 1st Lieut. Jas. Caraway 11 La. CSA

Grave 2132 should be 1st Lt. Archie F.E. Robertson of Company F 17th Alabama Infantry. Shot in leg and bowels at Shiloh and taken to Camp Dennison died on April 29, 1862 according to his CMSR he signed a payroll and spelled his name as Robertson and not Robinson as the stone at Camp Chase indicates.
Grave 2132 at the CCCC reads 1st Lieut. Archie Robinson Company F 17 Ala. CSA

Grave 2130 should be Private William Tilghman of Company I 21st Alabama Infantry. He was one of the first Confederates wounded on April 6, 1862 at 7:00am while charging the first Camp. He was wounded in the leg and taken to Camp Dennison. He would die on April 27, 1862
Grave 2130 at the CCCC reads Corp. Wm. Tillman Company I 21 Ala. CSA

Grave ???? should be Private Edward Johnson Company H 21st Alabama Infantry. Shot in shoulder at Shiloh,TN taken to Camp Dennison and died there April 30, 1862
This soldier has no stone at the CCCC

Grave 2131 should be Priavte Edward Johnson Company H 20th Louisiana Infantry. Concusion and spine injury at Shiloh. Taken to Camp Dennison and died there April 30, 1862
Grave 2131 at the CCCC reads Edwd. Johnson Company H 20 La. CSA

Grave 2139 should be Private William Sylvester Company D 16th Louisina Infantry. Compound fracture of leg due to wound shot on April 7, 1862 and left on field at battle of Shiloh. Taken to Camp Dennison died May 9, 1862
Grave 2139 at the CCCC reads Wm. Sylvester Company D 16 La. CSA

Grave 2138 should be Private John M. Tippett Company K 17th Alabama Infantry. Shot in the leg at Shiloh on April 6, 1862 at 3:30pm and taken to Camp Dennison died May 5, 1862
Grave 2138 at the CCCC reads 1st Lieut. John M. Tippits Company E 17 La. CSA

Grave 2140 should be Private Augustus Beckmann Company F 2nd Texas Infantry. Shot in knee at Shiloh on April 7, 1862 and taken to Camp Dennison died May 9, 1862
Grave 2140 at the CCCC reads A. Bergman Company C Texas Rangers CSA

Grave 2144 should be Sergeant Jasper M. Roquemore Company G 17th Alabama Infantry. Shot in hip at Shiloh April 6 at 11:00 a.m. taken to Camp Dennison died May 9, 1862. He was 35 years old was 5'8" in height had dark hair dark eyes and dark complexion. He was a farmer and was born in Georgia. Lived in Russell County Alabama with his wife Mary.
Grave 2144 at the CCCC reads 1st Lieut. T.M. Rogarmore Company G 17 La. CSA

Grave 2135 should be Private John H. Cohoun Company A 16th Battalion Louisiana Infantry (Confederate Guards Response Battalion) He was shot in thigh and wrist and left on the field at Shiloh. Taken to Camp Dennison and died May 1, 1862
Grave 2135 at the CCCC reads 1st Lieut. J.H. Cohoon Company N Orleans Guard CSA