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Oaklawn Cemetery (2)
Oaklawn Cemetery, on the west side of Lake City, is the final resting place for many of the Confederate soldier dead from the February 20, 1864 Battle of Olustee. Many of the graves in this plot are marked as "unknown." This plot is marked by a central monument. In addition, near the soldiers plot, is the grave of Nena Mosely Feagle, whose grave is memoralized as that of the "Last Confederate war widow of Florida." Battle of Olustee Soldiers Plot Last Confederate War Widow « prev 1 next »

Oaklawn Cemetery (2)

Oaklawn Cemetery, on the west side of Lake City, is the final resting place for many of the Confederate soldier dead from the February 20, 1864 Battle of Olustee. Many of the graves in this plot are marked as "unknown." This plot is marked by a central monument.

In addition, near the soldiers plot, is the grave of Nena Mosely Feagle, whose grave is memoralized as that of the "Last Confederate war widow of Florida."

Battle of Olustee Soldiers Plot

Last Confederate War Widow

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