Westview Cemetery, Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia, United States
Notes:
Westview Cemetery became the primary burial place for Atlanta citizens when historic Oakland Cemetery sold it's last burial plots in the late 1880s.
It is a protected part of the battlefield where the July 28, 1864 Battle of Ezra Church took place. It is located on the area where Confederates rushed up to charge the center of the Union line. The solitary grave of Lt. Edward Clingman, killed at Ezra Church, is marked with engravings of a saber, pistol and Confederate flag, and is located along the eastern outer drive. Behind the grave is a section of Confederate trenches. A monument for the battle is located within the cemetery. The present day cemetery gatehouse and office is located on part of the Confederate battleline.
Latitude: 33.74330, Longitude: -84.45500
Thumb | Description | Status | Location | Name (Died/Buried) |
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Anton Francis Solms, Sr. (1858 - 1901) Husband of Emma Rheinhart Pfeffer Solms |
Located | Section 9, Lot 33 | SOLMS, Anton Francis (d. 22 Jul 1901)
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Emma Rheinhart Pfeffer Solms (1865 - 1951) Wife of Anton Francis Solms, Sr. Emma is buried next to Anton. No marker per Cemetery office, but Lisa, who took this picture, added yellow flowers where she should be buried. |
Section 9, Lot 33 | PFEFFER, Emma Rheinhart (d. 23 Jan 1951)
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