Trivia 8-7-19 Shiloh

[BFC]

When we visited Shiloh a few years ago, we learned that there are three Confederates buried in the National Cemetery. We never learned their names.

 

[lelliott19]

According to the National Park Service, the answer is:
THREE
F. A. Rasch, Phillip Prosser, and R. E. Cook

"Of course, all the Confederates buried in the trenches are unknown, having been buried as a mass by the enemy who did not know their identity. Only three Confederates now lie in the Shiloh National Cemetery: F.A. Rasch of the Orleans Guard (who is in an unknown grave), Phillip Prosser of the 13th Louisiana, and R.E. Cook of the 18th Alabama. Work is continually ongoing to compile an accurate list of Confederate casualties."
NPS Link

 

[Michigander]

3 Confederate Soldiers are buried at Shiloh National Cemetery. They Are:

F.A. Rasch
R.E. Cook
Phillip Prosser

Source

 

[huntdaw]

Two that died as POW's. I don't know their names though.

Edit - The question did ask for their names so, unfortunately, you can't get credit for a correct response.

Welcome to the trivia game, anyway. Hope you'll come back and play again.

hoosier

 

[scone]

F.A. Rasch of the Orleans Guard
Phillip Prosser of the 13th Louisiana
R.E.Cook of the 18th Alabama.

 

[scone]

that would be 3

 

[Soldier Boy]

1) Three
2) F.A. Rasch of the Orleans Guard, Phillip Prosser of the 13th Louisiana, R.E. Cook of the 18th Alabama

Source: http://www.shilohbattlefield.org/cemetery/conf.asp

 

[hoosier]

Most sources say two, though I found at least one source that says three.

I have yet to find a source that gives any of their names.

 

[ami]

Three-
1) F. A. Rasch of the New Orleans Guard
2) Richard E. Cook of Alabama who according to Fold 3 was a member of the 18th Alabama wounded in the head at 11 am April 6th, and captured at Shiloh
3) Corporal Philip Prosser