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With additional text, a listing of all Civil War veterans buried at the Central Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery at King, WI. The listing includes: full name, Civil War unit(s), military rank, birth/death dates, and grave location. Cross reference lists provide names of veterans by state of service, federal service, rank (other than Private), and Wisconsin regiment for those who served from Wisconsin. Also, a listing of all Civil War dependents - wives, widows, mothers, and daughters buried in the same cemetery. The listing includes: full name, birth/death dates, and burial location. For most, the name and military unit is listed for the veteran-sponsor. A cross reference list of known maiden names is also included. Additional text includes a detailed biography of Sgt John W. Only, who was an indentured servant before the war, served in the 43rd US Colored Infantry during the war, and then served in two different 'Buffalo Soldier' units after the war: the 9th and 10th US Cavalry regiments. A basic map of the original half of the cemetery - where all of the Civil War burials were made - is included, with instruction for locating grave locations.