2nd Manassas graves 1862 Second Manasas?

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found this picture on the internet Is this the CSA winter cabins in background?

 

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It was a deadly winter for the young soldiers of either side.

 

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For comparrison CSA winter Camp Centerville VA

 

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Centreville, Virginia. Winter quarters of Confederate army | Period Photos & Examinations

Centreville, Virginia. Winter quarters of Confederate army. Barnard, George N., 1819-1902, photographer. CREATED/PUBLISHED 1862 Mar. NOTES Title from Civil War caption books. Photographer name on negative sleeve: Barnard[?]. Caption from negative sleeve: Witer Quarters, ConfederateArmy...

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The question is are they still buried there or were they reburied in CSA Cemetery?

 

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Harper's weekly http://www.sonofthesouth.net/leefou...arch/centreville-virginia.htm#google_vignette

 

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and of course Centerville quaker guns which never fired a shot in anger

 

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So are CSA graves still buried there or moved...any known record of who they were?
The nearest anser i got on inquiry:
Confederate remains potentially still there: In contrast, there is no historical record of a coordinated post-war effort to relocate all Confederate dead from the Centreville winter quarters. Given the general pattern of battlefield burials and the challenges of locating and identifying graves, it is entirely possible that Confederate remains still lie buried in the Centreville area today.


Centerville today

Confederate Winter Camps in Northern Virginia 1861-1862

Centreville Winter Quarters- 38.8426572, -77.4266886. This open field was part of the area where the huts seen in the background of the pictures of Fort Johnston were located. There is no interpret…

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A related Links photograhs of Texas Soldiers Dumfries VA 1862

‘We Have Had a Picture Taken’

Research reveals the identity of the photographer who produced a famous series of Texas Brigade images. Four images of Texas Brigade soldiers were made

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William Schadt – Dead Confederates, A Civil War Era Blog

Posts about William Schadt written by Andy Hall

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https://texasartisans.mfah.org/digital/collection/p15939coll3/id/904

Ambrotype - Wigfall Mess, Camp Dunlop, Dumfries, Virginia | American Civil War Museum

Confederate camps- on campaign and in summer/winter quarters | Reenactors Forum - Join, Drill, See the Elephant

I have searched on this forum and found a few very helpful threads. However they are scattered. This is an attempt to consolidate a thread dedicated to the use of Tents, etc by CS forces during the war on campaign and in summer/winter quarters. My hope is to consolidate accounts, pictures and...

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