http://thecabinet.com/darkdestinations/location.php?sub_id=dark_destinations&letter=s&location_id=shockoe_hill_cemetery_richmond_va

I tried to find an earlier comment by you re: Shockoe Hill, but couldn’t turn one up using my comment search. I’ll take your word vis. the location and amend my post above.

I’ve written a few articles about Forgotten Valor here, including these:

http://bullrunnings.wordpress.com/?s=%22forgotten+valor%22

Actually, the men were buried to the east just across the street from the Cemetery, alongside the old City Hospital & Poor House. My research into the Shockoe Hill POW dead determined that many indeed were Bull Run casualties. If you can identify more of them, so much the better.

BTW, I recently read Gen. Wllcox’s memoir, “Forgotten Valor”, which recounts his time in Richmond at G.H. #1 with Col. Ricketts and other prisoners. I note he speaks very highly of Charles Bell Gibson, the surgeon in charge at that hospital. (Dr. Gibson’s grave at Shockoe Hill Cemetery was finally marked in 2005.)