8th Regiment Volunteer Infantry
[Companies F&S A B C D E F G H I K]
From Sifakis, Compendium of C.S. Armies: Louisiana, 83-84:
Organization: Organized at Camp Moore on June 15, 1861. Mustered into Confederate service with seven companies for the war and three companies for 12 months at Camp Moore on June 15, 1861. Reorganized for the war in April 1862. Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, Virginia on April 9, 1865.
First Commander: Henry B. Kelly, COL [appointed judge of military court April 6, 1863]
Field Officers: Alcibiades DE BLANC, MAJ [July 2, 1863], LTC [April 6, 1863], COL [July 2, 1863; retired August 15, 1864]; German A. Lester, MAJ [April 6, 1863], LTC [July 2, 1863; killed June 2, 1864]; Trevanion D. Lewis, MAJ [May 7, 1862], LTC [October 15, 1862], COL [April 6, 1863; killed July 2, 1863]; Francis R.T. Nicholls, LTC [promoted BG October 15, 1862]; John B.E. Prados, MAJ [dropped May 7, 1862]
Assignments: Unattached, 1st Corps, Army of the Potomac (Jul 61); W.H.T. Walker’s-Taylor’s Brigade, 1st Corps, Army of the Potomac (Jul-Oct 61); 1st Louisiana Brigade, 1st Corps, Potomac District, Department of Northern Virginia (Oct-Nov 61); 1st Louisiana Brigade, E.K. Smith’s Division, 1st Corps, Army of Northern Virginia (Nov 61-Feb 62); 1st Louisiana Brigade, E.K. Smith’s-Ewell’s Division, Department of Northern Virginia (Feb-May 62); 1st Louisiana Brigade, Ewell’s Division, Valley District, Department of Northern Virginia (May-Jun 62); 1st Louisiana Brigade, Ewell’s-Early’s Division, 2nd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia (Jun 62-May 64); Consolidated Louisiana Brigade, Early’s-Gordon’s Division, 2nd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia (May-Jun 62); Consolidated Louisiana Brigade, Gordon’s Division, Valley District, Department of Northern Virginia (Jun-Dec 64); Consolidated Louisiana Brigade, Gordon’s Division, 2nd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia (Dec 64-Apr 65)
Battles: 1st Manassas [not engaged] (July 21, 1861); Shenandoah Valley Campaign (May-June 1862); Front Royal (May 23, 1862); Middletown (May 24, 1862); 1st Winchester (May 25, 1862); Front Royal (May 30, 1862); Mount Carmel (June 1, 1862); Cross Keys (June 8-9, 1862); Port Republic (June 9, 1862); Seven Days Battles (June 25-July 1, 1862); Gaines’ Mill (June 27, 1862); Malvern Hill (July 1, 1862); Cedar Mountain (August 9, 1862); Bristoe Station (August 26, 1862); Kettle Run (August 27, 1862); 2nd Manassas (August 28-30, 1862); Chantilly (September 1, 1862); Harpers Ferry (September 12-15, 1862); Sharpsburg (September 17, 1862); Fredericksburg (December 13, 1862); Chancellorsville (May 1-4, 1863); Marye’s Heights (May 3, 1863); Salem Church (May 4, 1863); 2nd Winchester (June 14-15, 1863); Gettysburg (July 1-3, 1863); Bristoe Campaign (October 1863); Rappahannock Station (November 7, 1863); Mine Run Campaign (November-December 1863); The Wilderness (May 5-6, 1864); Spotsylvania Court House (May 8-21, 1864); North Anna (May 23-26, 1864); Cold Harbor (June 1-3, 1864); Lynchburg Campaign (May-June 1864); Monocacy (July 9, 1864); 3rd Winchester (September 19, 1864); Fisher’s Hill (September 22, 1864); Cedar Creek (October 19, 1864); Petersburg Siege [from December] (June 1864-April 1865); Fort Stedman (March 25, 1865); Sayler’s Creek (April 6, 1865); Appomattox Court House (April 9, 1865)
From Bergeron, LA Confed. Units, 91-92:
"This regiment was organized at Camp Moore on June 15, 1861, with 889 men. Six companies of the regiment reached Manassas, Virginia, on July 17. During the battle there on July 21, the regiment was in reserve guarding supplies and was not engaged. Soon afterwards, the regiment became part of what was known as the 1st Louisiana Brigade, along with the 6th, 7th, and 9th Louisiana regiments and the 1st Louisiana Special Battalion. The brigade wintered in northern Virginia and in the spring joined General Stonewall Jackson’s army in the Shenandoah Valley. On May 23, 1862, the regiment participated in the capture of Front Royal. The men fought in the Battle of Winchester, May 25, but suffered few casualties. Federal troops captured a portion of the regiment on May 30 at Front Royal while the men were guarding supplies. The regiment saw limited action at Cross Keys, June 8, and was heavily engaged at Port Republic, June 9. During the Seven Days’ Battles near Richmond, the regiment fought at Gaines’ Mill, June 27, and at Malvern Hill, July 1. The regiment skirmished with the enemy at Bristoe Station and Kettle Run, August 27-28. In the first day’s fighting at 2nd Manassas, August 29, the men helped drive back an enemy attack. The men fought again at Chantilly, September 1. In the bloody Battle of Sharpsburg, September 17, 103 men were killed or wounded. The regiment was held in reserve during the Battle of Fredericksburg, December 13. On May 3 and 4, 1863, the regiment fought in the actions at Marye’s Heights and Salem Church. The men remained in reserve during the skirmishing at Winchester, June 13-14. On July 1, the brigade helped rout part of the Federal army near Gettysburg. The regiment participated in the attack on Cemetery Hill, July 2, and lost its flag in the fighting. After the army returned to Virginia, the regiment took part in the Bristoe Station Campaign, October 9-22. The enemy overran the brigade at Rappahannock Station on November 7 and captured 162 officers and enlisted men of the regiment. The brigade attacked the Federals on May 5, 1864, during the Battle of the Wilderness. On May 12, the brigade helped stop the Federal attack that overran most of the entrenchments known as the Mule Shoe. After seeing some fighting at Cold Harbor, June 1-3, the remnants of the regiment accompanied the brigade to the Shenandoah Valley. The men fought in the battles of Monocacy, July 9; Winchester, July 24; Shepherdstown, August 25; Winchester, September 19; Fisher’s Hill, September 21-22; and Cedar Creek, October 19. In December, the brigade rejoined the army at Petersburg and saw some fighting there in February and March, 1865. At Appomattox on April 9, 3 officers and 54 enlisted men surrendered. Of the total of 1,321 men enrolled in the regiment during the war, 252 were killed, 171 died of disease, 2 were murdered, and 1 died in an accident. About 80 men deserted from the regiment."
CSRC, M320, rolls 187-200
ROSTER
*DE BLANC, Jean Maximilien Alcibiades Derneville. MAJ, LTC, COL. From Company C, this regiment. Present Nov 62-Feb 63. Promoted to LTC, Fredericksburg, 6 Apr 63. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Banks Ford, VA, 4 May 63, paroled Old Capitol Prison, Washington, DC, ___ 63. WIA, Gettysburg, PA, 2 Jul 63. Appointed COL "by President Davis," 2 Jul 63. Absent in hospital, Lynchburg, VA, Jul-Nov 63. Absent on wounded furlough, Nov-Dec 63. Transferred to Invalid Corps, 15 Aug 64, Lynchburg. Krick says "never returned to duty." Booth, citing Memorial Hall record copied from U.S. War Dept., adds: "A perfect gentleman and an excellent officer. ... All respected, obeyed and loved him." One of 3 military officers sent to Baton Rouge, 23 May 65, by MG Harry Hays, commander of the Military District of West LA, to negotiate with Federal authorities the surrender of C.S. troops in LA. Commanding Reserve Corps troops at Natchitoches, Jun 65. Returned to legal practice in St. Martinville after the War; served as judge in St. Martin Parish. Early leader of Knights of the White Camellia, a Reconstruction-era, KKK-like, anti-Republican secret fraternity organized in St. Mary Parish in 1867. Leader of Tax Resistance movement in St. Martin Parish, 1873, including an armed confrontation with Republican Governor William P. Kellogg's Metropolitan Police at St. Martinville, early May, in which 2 policemen were killed; COL DE BLANC was arrested & brought to New Orleans for trial, 16 May 1873, "received a hero's welcome from a crowd at the waterfront"; was acquitted & released. Leader of the anti-Republican White League, Vermilionville area, 1874. Died 8 Nov 1883, St. Martinville, age 62. Buried St. Michaels Catholic Cemetery, St. Martinville. Succession record dated 9 Jan 1884, St. Martin Parish Courthouse. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:572-73: Alcibiades DE BLANC. Bragg, LA in the Confederacy, 310: Alcibiades DE BLANC; source for Baton Rouge mission. CSRC, Index: Alcibiades DE BLANC. Hebert, D., Southwest LA Records, CD: Col Alcibiade DEBLANC; succ. #2573. Krick, Lee's Colonels, 99: Alcibiades DeBLANC. Taylor, J. G., LA Reconstructed, 62-63, 162, 274-75, 283, 285: Alcibiades DeBLANC; source for Reserve Corps command & post-War activities. // [photo]
DUFFEL, John E. Asst. Surg. Also Company K, this regiment. // CSRC, Index: Jno. E. DUFFEL, John E. DUFFEL. // Served also on General Staff as Asst. Surg.
OLIVIER, Pierre DuClozel. Actg./Sgt.Maj. Transferred from Company C, late Jul 61, after promotion from 1Sgt. to Actg. Sgt. Maj., 22 Jul 61. Promoted to Sgt. Maj., 5 Aug 61. Present Sep 61-31 Aug 63. Promoted to 2LT & returned to Company C, no dates given. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 3(2):28: Pierre D. OLIVIER. CSRC, Index: Pierre D. OLIVIER.
3 F&S, 8th Inf.
Individuals from non-Cajun families, CSRC Index
Company A (Creole Guards, Fremaux’s, Gusman’s)
East Baton Rouge
*BOURG [Burg], Charles D. Pvt. Res. Baton Rouge. Cmplx. dark. Hair dark. Eyes gray. 5’ 7". Age 20. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to May 63. WIA, Gettysburg, PA, 2 Jul 63. Pres. Sep-Oct 63. POW cap. Rappahannock, 7 Nov 63. Sent to Washington, DC, 11 Nov 63. Prl. Point Lookout, MD, 9 Mar 64. Sent to City Point, VA, & exch., 10 Mar 64. POW prl. Appomattox C.H., VA, 9 Apr 65. (B1:59-60b) Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles, 60.
BOURG [Bourge, Burg], Phillip, Jr. Sgt. B. LA. Res. Baton Rouge. Occup. clerk. Single. Age 21 at en. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore, for the war. Pres. to Jan 62. Feb 62: Abs. wd., axe cut. Sent to Manassas, [VA], 25 Feb 62. Late Jun 62-Feb 63: Abs. wd., Cross Keys, VA, 8 Jun 62. Abs. in hosp. Late Feb-Dec 63: Abs. in LA w/in the enemy’s lines. [NFR.] (B1:182b)
HARDY, Oscar. Pvt, See Company C, this regiment.
LANDRY, Victor. Pvt. See Company C, this regiment.
+MARTIN, James M. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Livingston [Par.]. Occup. farmer. Married. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Oct 61. Nov-Dec 61: Sent to gen. hosp., [n.p.], 9 Dec 61. Pres. Jan-Feb 62. To late Jun 62: Abs. WIA, battle of Winchester, VA, 25 May 62. Left in Winchester. D. in U.S. Post Hosp., Winchester, 6 Jun 62. (B2:893) // Probably not Cajun.
+MARTIN, Joseph J. [J. J.]. Pvt. Cpl. B. LA. Res. Livingston [Par.]. Occup. farmer. Age 26 at en. Married. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Aug 61. Sep-Dec 61: Abs. sick, gen. hosp., [n.p.], 17 Sep 61. Pres. Jan-Feb 62. Feb-Jun 62: Abs. WIA, Cross Keys, VA, 8 Jun 62. Pres. Jul 62-Oct 63. Prm. Cpl., 1 Feb 63. Nov-Dec 63: Abs. Cap. at battle of Rappahannock Bridge. POW cap. Rappahannock, VA, 7 Nov 63. Fwd. to Point Lookout, MD, fr Washington, DC, 11 Nov 63. D. [Point Lookout?], 27 Dec 63. Mem. Hall: KIA, Battle of Winchester, VA, 25 May 62 [?! Probably confused with J.M.M. above]. (B2:893, 895) // Probably not Cajun.
SMITH, Edward. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, William. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
TABOR, John F. Cpl. // CSRC, Index.
9 Co. A, 8th Inf.
Individuals from non-Cajun families, CSRC Index
| AIKIN, Charles. Pvt. | ALLISON, Robert. Pvt. | |||
| 2 |
Company B (Bienville Rifles, Larose’s, Current’s, Prados’s)
Orleans
ANDREPONT, Cleopha. Pvt. // CSRC, Index: Cleopha Andrepean.
CHARPIOT, Pierre. 2LT. // CSRC, Index: Pierre Charpot.
DUGAS [Dugats], Gulas C. Pvt. Res. Lafayette Par. [En. n.d.,n.p.] POW prl. Washington, 18 Jun 65. [NER.] (B1:704)
FERRET, Miles. Pvt. // CSRC, Index: Miles Ferrett.
GARCIA, Ramire. Cpl. // CSRC, Index.
GASPARD, Henry. Pvt. // CSRC, Index: Henry Gasper.
GERARD, John B. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
GUILLOT, D. Pvt. Res. Avoyelles Par. [En. n.d.,n.p.] POW prl. Alexandria, 20 Jun 65. [NER.] (B2:133)
HAMILTON, George B. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
HARDY, Joseph N. Cpl. // CSRC, Index.
JOHNSON, Charles A. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
LAMBERT, D. V. Pvt. Res. St. Landry Par. [En. n.d.,n.p.] POW prl. Washington, 18 Jun 65. [NER.] (B2:628)
LAROSE, Augustin. CPT. // CSRC, Index.
LAROSE, James O. 1Sgt. // CSRC, Index. // Same J.O.L. as in Company I, Orleans Guard Regiment Volunteer State Troops Militia Infantry?
MARTIN, James B. Pvt. En. 7 Dec 61, Camp Florida, VA. Substitute for Cpl. R. L. Pugh. To late Jun 62: Disch. order of [?]. [NFR.] (B2:893) // Probably not Cajun.
MAYER, John. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
PAQUETTE, John. Pvt. // CSRC, Index: John Paquet.
RIVAS, Hilaire. 2LT. // CSRC, Index.
ROMAN, Anthony. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
ROTH, Matthew. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
20 Co. B, 8th Inf.
Individuals from non-Cajun families, CSRC Index
| AIKENS, Alexander. Pvt. | ALLEN, George. Pvt. | |||
| 2 |
Company C (Attakapas Guards, De Blanc’s, Duchamp’s)
St. Martin
AMY, Antoine. Cpl. Pvt. Born 13 Nov 1837, St. Martin Parish. Son of Gilbert AMY & Élisabeth LANDRY of St. Martin Parish. Dark Complexion. Dark eyes. Black hair. 5' 7". Resident of St. Martin Parish when he enlisted in Company C, Camp Moore, 19 Jun 61, age 24 (Booth says 29). Present Jul-Aug 61 & probably till Oct 61. Absent sick, Richmond, VA, 18 Oct 61. Present Nov 61-14 May 63 & probably till Jul 63. WIA, Gettysburg, PA, no date given but probably 2 Jul 63. Absent, on wounded furlough & sick in Lynchburg, VA, Jul 63-31 Aug 64. On no further rolls of this unit in Booth. Paroled Appomattox Courthouse, VA, 10 Apr 65, age 27 (Booth says 33. Married, age 32, Philomene Zulmee Hacker, daughter of Jean Baptiste Hacker & Leocadie MAYER, 26 Sep 1870, St. Peter Catholic Church, New Iberia; at least 6 children, 1 son, 5 daughters. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 1:57. CSRC, Index. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 3:5, CD. Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles, 46.
*AMY, Tranquillin. Pvt. Born c.1839, probably St. Martin Parish. Son of Marin AMY & Marcelite ARCENEAUX probably of St. Martin Parish. A clerk, single, resident of St. Martinville, when he enlisted in Company C, 19 Jun 61, age 22. Present Jul-Aug 61. Sep-Oct 61, absent, sick, Culpeper, VA, since 2 Sep. Present Nov 61-30 Apr 62. May-30 Jun 62, absent, sick, Richmond, VA. Present Jul 62-14 May 63 & probably till Jul 63. Seriously WIA, left arm, & captured, Gettysburg, PA, 2 Jul 63. Arm amputated, no place or date given, probably by U.S. surgeons, Gettysburg. Reported MIA, Jul-12 Nov 63. Not on U.S. POW rolls in Booth. Hospitalized, Lynchburg, VA, 12 Nov-31 Dec 63. Absent, on furlough, left arm amputated, probably since Jul 64, when he was placed on retirement list. No record in Booth of parole at War's end. Married, age 35, Valerie FOURNET, daughter of Valsin A. FOURNET & Pauline Briant of St. Martin Parish, 18 May 1874, St. Martin Catholic Church, St. Martinville; at least 3 children, 2 sons, 1 daughter. // CSRC, Index. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, CD.
+ARCENEAUX, Alexander. Pvt. Born c1841, Louisiana. A student, single, resident of Lafayette Parish, when he enlisted in Company C, 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore, age 20. Present to Apr 62. Absent 1 Mar-30 Jun 62, in the Valley attending to a wounded man, specific place not given. Present Jul-Aug 62. Absent Sep-Oct 62, sick in Winchester, VA. Present Nov 62-Dec 63. Died of wounds received in MD, 1864, probably at Monocacy, 9 Jul 64, age 23. Buried Louisiana Section, Stonewall Confederate Cemetery, Winchester, VA, grave #2, under name A. A. ARCENEAUX, which means he probably died in a Winchester hospital sometime that summer or fall. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 1:81: Alexander Arseneaux. CSRC, Index: Alexander Arseneaux. La. Confed. Burials: A. A. ARCENEAUX; gives date of death as 19 Jul 61, obviously an error. // [photo]
BIENVENU, Eusèbe. Pvt. Not in CSRC. Born 22 Apr 1838, St. Martin Parish. Son of Joseph Terence BIENVENU Devince & Marie Julie GUILBEAU of St. Martin Parish. A carpenter, single, resident of St. Martin Parish, when he enlisted in Company C, 1 Jul 61, Camp Pickens, age 23 (Booth says 20). Present to Apr 62. Absent sick, Lynchburg, VA, May-Jun 62. Present Jul-Oct 62. Absent, sick, Lynchburg, Nov-Dec 62. Present Jan-May 63. Absent, sick, no place given, Jun 63. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Gettysburg, PA, 3 Jul 63, received Fort Delaware, DE, 12 Jul 63, paroled Fort Delaware, 7 Mar 65, exchanged City Point, VA, no date given. Not in Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles. Married, age unknown, Philomene BROUSSARD; at least 7 children, 2 sons, 5 daughters. Served on the honor guard for the funeral & reburial of LT L. Edmond LEBLANC of this company, St. Martinville, 3 Aug 1889. Buried St. Bernard Catholic Cemetery, Breaux Bridge; his UCV grave marker spells his name Eusebe BIENVENU. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 1:189: Euzebe BIENVENU. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 3:55: Eusèbe BIENVENU. // Younger brother of Louis Sevigne Devince BIENVENU of Company I, 7th Regiment Cavalry. // [photo]
BIENVENU, Francois Alexandre. Pvt. 4Sgt. Born 6 May 1839, St. Martin Parish. Son of Francois Alexandre BIENVENU & Henriette Aspasie OLIVIER Duclozel of St. Martin Parish. A clerk, single, living in St. Martin Parish, when he enlisted in Company C, St. Martin Parish, 15 Mar 62, age 24 (Booth says 19). Absent, sick, Charlottesville, VA, to 30 Jun 62. Present Jul-Oct 62, appointed 4Sgt., 1 Sep 62. Absent, sick, Richmond, Nov-Dec 62. Transferred to Company D, 1st (Coppens') Zouaves Battalion Infantry as 1LT, Dec 62. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 1:189: F. Alex. BIENVENU. CSRC, Index: F. A. BIENVENU, F. Alex BIENVENU.
xBLANCHARD, Drosin. Pvt. Born c1832, probably St. Martin Parish. Married, age 23, Feliciane COMES, daughter of Charles COMES, & widow of Ursin TALLEY, St. Martin de Tours Catholic Church, St. Martinville, Oct 1855; at least 6 children, 3 sons, 3 daughters. A farmer, living in St. Martin Parish, when he enlisted in Company C, 15 Mar 62, St. Martin Parish, age 30. His daughter, Apolline, was born 5 days after he enlisted. Absent, sick, Lynchburg, VA, Apr 62-Feb 63. Absent on furlough to LA since 18 Mar 63. Reported as deserter, on sick furlough since Mar 63, 31 Aug-12 Nov 63. No further record in Booth. His son, Adolphe Eusebe, was baptized 4 May 64, St. Bernard Catholic Church, Breaux Bridge, evidence that Drosin was back in LA by summer of 63. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:5: Drozin BLANCHARD. CSRC, Index; Drozin BLANCHARD. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, CD: Drosin BLANCHARD; his wife's family name is variously spelled Comb, Combe, Come, Comme.
*BONIN, Euvalie. Pvt. Born c.1838, probably St. Martin Parish. Married, resident of St. Martin Parish, when he enlisted in Company C, Camp Moore, 19 Jun 61, age 23. Present to Jun 62. Absent, sent to rear sick, Jul-Aug 62. Present Sep 62-May 63 & probably till Jul 63. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Gettysburg, PA, 4 Jul 63, received Fort McHenry, MD, 6 Jul 63, sent to Fort Delaware, DE, __ Jul 63, paroled probably Fort Delaware & forwarded to City Point, VA, for exchange, 7 Mar 65. Not in Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:33: Eubalie BONIN. CSRC, Index: Euvalie BONIN.
***BONIN, Leonce Leonard. Pvt. Called Leonard. Born 5 Nov 1843, St. Martin Parish. Son of Belisaire BONIN & Euphemie BOURGEOIS of St. Martin Parish. A farmer, single, living in St. Martin Parish, when he enlisted in Company C, 15 Mar 62, St. Martin Parish, age 18. Absent, sick, Charlottesville, Jun 62. Present Jul 62-Feb 63 & probably to May 63. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Fredericksburg, VA, 3 May 63, forwarded from Old Capitol Prison, DC, to Fort Delaware, DE, 7 May 63, paroled Fort Delaware, no date given, & exchanged, City Point, VA, 23 May 63. Absent, sick, Camp Lee, VA, Jun-Aug 63. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Rappahannock Station, VA, 7 Nov 63, received Point Lookout, MD, from Washington, DC, 11 Nov 63, paroled until exchanged, Point Lookout, 10 Mar 64. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Fishers Hill, VA, 22 Sep 64, received Point Lookout from Harpers Ferry, WV, 3 Oct 64, paroled Point Lookout, no date given, & exchanged, no place given, 10 Feb 65. Not in Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles. End-of-war POW paroled New Iberia, 12 Jun 65. Married, (1) age 23, Aurelie LOUVIERE (d. 9 Mar 1869), daughter of Moise LOUVIERE & Adeline HEBERT, 8 Nov 1866, St. Peter Catholic Church, New Iberia,1 son; (2) age 26, Marie Cordelia BREAUX, widow of Lezin BREAUX, 26 Mar 1870; at least 7 children, 3 sons, 4 daughters. Settled around Charenton, St. Mary Parish. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:33: Leonard BONIN. CSRC, Index: Leonard BONIN. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 4:45, CD: Leonard BONIN, Leonard Leonce BONIN, Leonce Leonard BONIN.
BONIN, Francois Valcourt. Pvt. Called Valcourt. Born 10 Aug 1840, St. Martin Parish. Son of Jean Baptiste BONIN & Marie Josephine GONSOULIN of St. Martin Parish. A farmer, single, resident of St. Martin Parish, when he enlisted in Company C, 10 Sep 61, Camp Pickens, VA?, age 21 (Booth says 18). Present to Oct 61. Discharged, Camp Florida, VA?, 1 Dec 61, statement and final discharge given, no reason given. Married, age 23, Euseide BROUSSARD, daughter of Don Louis BROUSSARD & Adelaide BROUSSARD, 28 Apr 64, St. Martin de Tours Catholic Church, St. Martinville; at least 5 children, 4 sons, 1 daughter. Settled Loreauville, St. Martin Parish. Buried St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Loreauville; his UCV grave marker calls him Valcourt BONIN. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 3:33: Valcourt BONIN. CSRC, Index: Valcourt BONIN. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 3:63, CD: Francois Valcourt BONIN, Jean Baptiste Valcourt BONIN, Valcourt Francois BONIN. // [photo]
BONIN, Valiere. Pvt. Born c.1843, probably St. Martin Parish. Son of Jean Baptiste BONIN & Marie Hayes probably of St. Martin Parish. Enlisted in Company C, 10 Sep 61, Camp Pickens, VA?, age 18. Absent, sick, 18 Oct 61, sent to hospital, Richmond, VA, __ Nov 61. Discharged from service on surgeon's certificate, Station Camp Carondelet, VA?, 2 Dec 61. Present Jan-30 Apr 62. Absent, sick, Lynchburg, VA, 30 Jun 62-Oct 62. Absent, sick on furlough to LA, Nov 62-14 May 63. No further record in Booth. Probably never returned to his unit because of medical discharge. Married, age 24, Clara BROUSSARD, daughter of Leon BROUSSARD & Clara BROUSSARD, 21 Feb 1867, St. Peter Catholic Church, New Iberia. Died 1 Oct 1867, New Iberia, age 24. Succession #456, dated 9 Feb 1886, New Iberia Courthouse. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:33: Valiere BONIN. CSRC, Index: Valiere BONIN. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, CD: Joseph Valiere BONIN, Valiere BONIN.
**BOREL, Desire. Pvt. Born 17 October 1840, St. Martin Parish. Son of Valsin BOREL & Isabelle BONIN of St. Martin Parish. Dark complexion. Dark hair. Gray eyes. 5' 7". A resident of St. Martin Parish when he enlisted in Company C, 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore, age 20. Present to Sep 61. Absent, sick, Richmond, VA, Sep-Oct 61. Present Nov 61-30 Apr 62. Absent, sick, Richmond, May-Aug 62. Absent, sick, Lynchburg, VA sep-Oct 62. Absent on furlough in LA, Nov-Dec 62. Present Jan 63-31 Aug 64. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Strasburg [Fisher's Hill], VA, 22 Sep 64, sent to Harpers Ferry, WV, 3 Oct 64, sent to Point Lookout, MD, no date given, paroled Point Lookout, no date given, transferred to James River, VA, & exchanged, 10 Feb 65. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Petersburg, VA, 3 Apr 65, received at Hart's Island, New York Harbor, NY, from City Point, VA, 7 Apr 65, released on oath of allegiance to U.S. government, probably Hart's Island, 15 Jun 65. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:44: D. Burrel, Desire BOREL. CSRC, Index: Desire BOREL. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 3:69, CD: Desire BOREL.
*BOREL, Joseph Alcide. Pvt. Called Alcide. Born 29 Mar 1842, St. Martin Parish. Son of Joseph Belizaire BOREL & Julie Felicia JUDICE of St. Martin Parish. Fair complexion. Light hair. Blue eyes. 5' 6". A student, single, living in New Iberia, when he enlisted in Company C, 15 Mar 62, St. Martin Parish, age 19 (Booth says 18). Absent, sick, Lynchburg, VA, June 62. Present Jul 62-Aug 63. Absent, sick, Richmond, VA, Oct-Dec 63. Present Apr-Nov 64. On U.S. POW rolls, captured in hospital, Richmond, 3 Apr 65, received at Jackson Hospital, no place given, 28 May 65, released on oath of allegiance to U.S. government, Newport News, VA, 16 Jun 65. Married, age 29, Genevieve Ozema PELLERIN (29 Aug 1854-24 May 1884), daughter of Calice PELLERIN & Mearie Virginie PREVOST, 24 Apr 1871, Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Charenton; at least 7 children, 2 sons, 5 daughters. Settled in Jeanerette, St. Mary Parish. Died 5 Dec 1897, Jeanerette, age 55. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:43-44: A. Boral, Alcide BOREL. CSRC, Index: Alcide BOREL. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 4:48, 5:441, CD: Alcide BOREL, Joseph BOREL, Joseph Alcide BOREL.
BOREL, Remond Fualdes. Pvt. Called Fualdes. Born 14 Jul 1839, St. Martin Parish. Son of Eugene BOREL & Celeste BONIN of St. Martin Parish. A pilot, single, resident of St. Martin Parish, when he enlisted in Company C, 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore, age 22 (Booth says 18). Present to Aug 61. Absent, sick, Culpeper, VA, Sep 61. Present Oct 61. Absent, sick, Richmond, VA, Dec 61. Present Jan-30 Apr 62. Absent, sick, Richmond, May-Aug 62. Present Sep 62-May 63. Absent, sick in LA Hospital, probably Richmond, 23 Jul 63-31 Dec 63. No further record in Booth. Not in Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles. Married, age 26, Felicie DUGAS (10 Sep 1851-27 Jul 1875), daughter of Pierre Louis DUGAS & Elise LOUVIERE, 26 Jun 1866, St. Martin Catholic Church, St. Martinville; at least 2 sons. Settled Loreauville, St. Martin Parish. Buried St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Loreauville; his UCV grave marker calls him Fualdes BOREL. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:44: Fualdes BOREL, T. BOREL. CSRC, Index: Fualdes BOREL. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 3:69, 5:179, CD: Fualdes Remond BOREL, R. Fualdes BOREL. // [photo]
*BOUDREAUX [Boudreau, Budro], Numa [Norman]. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Lafayette [Par.]. Occup. farmer. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Oct 61. Oct-Dec 61: Abs. sick in gen. gosp., Richmond, VA. Pres. Jan 62-Jun 64. POW WIA & cap., Monocacy, MD, 10 Jul 64. Adm. to U.S. Gen. Hosp., Frederick, MD, 10 Jul 64. Trfr. to hosp., Baltimore, MD, 25 Jul 64. Sent to gen. hosp., Ft. McHenry, MD, 19 Nov 64, age 26. Fwd. to Point Lookout, MD, 1 Jan 65. Prl. & trfr. to Aiken’s Landing, VA, 15 Mar 65, & exch. [n.d.]. Served on the honor guard for the funeral & reburial of LT L. Edmond LEBLANC of this company , St. Martinville, 3 Aug 1889. (B1:51b)
BOUTTÉ [Bouttee], Alcee. Pvt. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. Jul-Aug 61. Sep-Oct 61: Abs. sick, Culpeper since 3 Oct 61. Disch. for disabil., Camp Florida [VA?], 24 Nov 61. [NFR.] (B1:67b) // Probably same A.B. as in Yellow Jackets Battalion Infantry; & Company E, 7th Regiment Cavalry.
+BREAUX, Esdraze. 5Sgt. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Lafayette [Par.]. Occup. farmer. Age 20 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Nov-Dec 62: Red. to ranks, 9 Dec 62. Pres. Jan-Feb 63. KIA, Fredericksburg, VA, 4 May 63. (B1:100b)
BROUSSARD, Arthur. Pvt. Born LA, c.1842. A blacksmith, single, living in New Iberia, when he enlisted in Company C, 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore, age 19. Present to 30 Apr 62. Absent sick, Lynchburg, 30 Jun-Oct 62. Present Nov 62-Feb 63. Absent sick, no place given, 28 Feb-May 63. Present 14 May-Sep 63. Absent, sick, no place given, Oct 63-Nov 64. Paroled Appomattox Courthouse, VA, 10 Apr 65. Buried St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Loreauville. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:133-34: Arthur BROUSSARD. Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles, 64: Arthur Brousard. // [photo]
BROUSSARD, Ernest. Musc. [10 Sep 61-15 May 63]. Pvt. B. LA. Res. St. Martin [Par.]. Occupation farmer. Age 24 at en. Single. En. 10 Sep 1861, Camp Pickens. Pres. to late Oct 61. Nov-Dec 61: Abs. sick. Sent to gen. hosp., Richmond, VA, [n.d.]. Pres. Jan-Apr 62. May-Jun 62: Abs. sick at Charlottesville. Pres. Jul 62-May 63. Jul-Dec 63: Abs. in LA Hosp., Richmond, since 2 Jul 63. WIA Gettysburg, PA, [n.d.]. Pres. Apr-Nov 64. [NFR.] (B1:135b)
*BROUSSARD, Lusignan [Luysan]. Pvt. B. LA. Res. St. Martin Par. Occup. farmer. 5’ 11". Age 17 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Oct 61. Late Nov 61: Abs. sick since 20 Oct 61. Sent to gen. hosp., Richmond, [n.p.]. Pres. Dec 61-Apr 62. POW cap. Harrisonburg, VA, 6 Jun 62. Prl. Winchester, VA, [?] Jun 62. Sent fr Ft. Delaware, DE, to Aiken’s Landing, VA, 5 Aug 62, & exch., [n.d.]. Pres. Aug 62-Feb 63. WIA, Fredericksburg, VA, severely in the leg, 4 May 63. Late Feb 63-Nov 64: Abs. at LA Hosp., [n.p.]. Now at Lynchburg, [VA]. On retired list since 1 Jan 65. Served on the honor guard for the funeral & reburial of LT L. Edmond LEBLANC of this company, St. Martinville, 3 Aug 1889. Buried St. Michaels Catholic Cemetery, St. Martinville. (B1:136b) // [photo]
+BROUSSARD, P. Foligny. Pvt. Res. St. Martinville. Occup. clerk. Age 18 at en. Single. En. 10 Sep 61, Camp Pickens. Pres. to Dec 61. D. LA Hosp., Richmond, VA, [?] Mar 62. (B1:137b)
+BROUSSARD, Stanislas. Pvt. B. LA. Res. St. Martin Par. Occup. farmer. Age 19 at en. Single. En. 15 Mar 62, St. Martin Par. Pres. to Aug 62. WIA, Shepardstown, [VA], [n.d.]. Sep-Oct 62: Abs. sick in Staunton, VA. Pres. Nov 62-May 63. MWIA, Gettysburg, PA, 2 Jul 63. Left in PA. D. of wds., [?] Jul 63. (B1:138b)
BROUSSARD, T. Laizer. 1Sgt. Jr2LT. B. LA. Res. St. Martinville. Occup. clerk. Age 18 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. Jul-Aug 61. Acting 1Sgt., 22 Jul 61. Appt. 1Sgt., 5 Aug 61. Pres. Sep 61-late Jun 62. WIA, Malvern Hill, VA, [1 Jul 62]. Jul-Oct 62: Abs. wd. Malvern Hill, on furl. to LA. Pres. Sep-Oct 62. Elected Jr2LT, [?] Sep 62. Pres. Nov 62-May 63. WIA, Gettysburg, PA, 2 Jul 63. Late May-late Dec 63: Abs. at LA Hosp., [n.p.]. Furl. 30 days, 24 Dec 63. Late Apr-late Aug 64 (dated 3 Nov 64): Trfr. to Invalid Corps. [NFR.] Married Blanche Alice BIENVENU. President of the Company C survivor's association, 1889. Served on the honor guard for the funeral & reburial of LT L. Edmond LEBLANC of this company, St. Martinville, 3 Aug 1889. Died 12 Oct 1905. Buried St. Michaels Catholic Cemetery, St. Martinville; his family tombstone calls him T. L. BROUSSARD & provides his death date. (B1:138b) // [photo]
*CASTILLE, Don Louis. Pvt. Born c1831, LA. Son of Joseph CASTILLE & Marie Celeste LE BLANC of St. Martin Parish. A farmer, single, resident of St. Martin Parish, when he enlisted in Company C, 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore, age 30. Present to Apr 62. Absent, sick, Richmond, VA, May-Jun 62. WIA, Gaines' Mill, VA, 28 Jun 62. Present Jul 62-May 63. Absent, sick, Richmond, probably May-June 63. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Gettysburg, PA, 3 Jul 63, received at Fort Delaware, DE, 7-12 Jul 63, paroled, probably Fort Delaware, no date given, forwarded to City Point, VA, for exchange, 7 Mar 65, received at Boulwares & Cox's Wharf, James River, VA, & exchanged, 10-12 Mar 65. Not in Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles. Married, age 42, Elisabeth Adolphina STELLY (9 Aug 1846-4 Nov 1873), daughter of Adolphe STELLY & Eliza FORET, 5 May 1873, St. Charles Catholic Church, Grand Coteau. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:290. CSRC, Index. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 4:462, CD. // Older brother of Valsin CASTILLE of this company.
****CASTILLE, Valsin. Pvt. Born 24 Mar 1841, St. Martin Parish. Son of Joseph CASTILLE & Marie Céleste LE BLANC of St. Martin Parish. Dark complexion. Black hair. Black eyes. 5' 6". A farmer, single, living in St. Martin Parish, when he enlisted in Company C, 15 Mar 62, St. Martin Parish, age 21. Present to Feb 63. Absent 28 Feb-14 May 63, captured 3 May 63, Fredericksburg. On U.S. POW rolls, forwarded from Old Capitol Prison, DC, to Fort Delaware, DE, 7 May 63, paroled Ft. Delaware, no date given, received at City Point & exchanged, 23 May 63. Present 14 May-31 Aug 63. Missing 31 Aug-31 Dec 63, since engagement at Rappahannock Bridge, 7 Nov 63. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Rappahannock, 7 Nov 63, sent from Washington, DC, to Point Lookout, MD, 11 Nov 63, paroled until exchanged, Point Lookout, 9 Mar 64, received City Point & exchanged, 15 Mar 64. Absent 30 Apr-31 Aug 64, wounded & captured "since Battle of Monocacy, Md., ____ 1864," probably 9 Jul 64. On register, U.S. General Hospital, Frederick, MD, admitted 10 Jul 64, "sent to Hospl. from field," transferred to U.S. General Hospital, Baltimore, MD, 25 Jul 64, no date of release & exchange given. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Cedar Creek, 19 Oct 64, received U.S. General Hospital, Baltimore, 23 Nov 64, transferred to Hammond U.S. General Hospital, 28 Jan 65, arrived Point Lookout from hospital, 6 Feb 65, paroled Point Lookout, no date given, transferred for exchange to Coxe's Landing, James River, no date given, received Coxe's Landing, 14-15 Feb 65, exchanged, no date given. Paroled Appomattox Courthouse, 9 Apr 65. Served on the honor guard for the funeral & reburial of LT L. Edmond LEBLANC of this company, St. Martinville, 3 Aug 1889. Buried St. Bernard Catholic Cemetery, Breaux Bridge; his UCV grave marker calls him Valsin; the birth & death dates on his UCV marker (15 Mar 1800-20 Mar 1870) must be for someone else.. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:291: Valery CASTILLE, Valsain CASTILLE. CSRC, Index: Valsain CASTILLE. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 4:95: Valsin CASTILLE. Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles, 72: Valsine CASTILLE. // Younger brother of Don Louis CASTILLE of this company. // [photo]
COMES, Adelma P. Pvt. Not in CSRC or Booth. Buried St. Bernard Catholic Cemetery, Breaux Bridge; his UCV grave marker places him in this unit. // [photo]
CREIGHTON, Leonidas M. Cpl. // CSRC, Index: Leonidas M. CREIGHTON, L. M. CREIGHTON. // Served also in Company F, 18th Regt. Inf. as Pvt.; & Company I, Con. 18th Regt. & YJ Bn. Inf. as Pvt.
DAUTREUIL, Aristide. Pvt. Musc. Enlisted in Company C, 15 Mar 62, St. Martinville. Present thru Jun 62. Absent sick Jul-Aug 62, no place given. Present Sep 62-thru Jan 63. Transferred from ranks to regimental band, 1 Jan 63. Absent sick in Lynchburg, VA, Apr-Aug 64. POW, paroled Lynchburg, VA, 15 Apr 65. On U.S. register of Refugees & Rebel Deserters, Provost Marshal Gen., Washington, DC, received 22 Jun 65. Buried St. Michaels Catholic Cememtery, St. Martinville. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:541. CSRC, Index. Not in Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles. // [photo]
DE BLANC, Cesair. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
DE BLANC, Derneville. Pvt. A student in St. Martinville when he enlisted in Company C, 15 Mar 62, St. Martinville, age 16. Absent sick, Richmond, VA, Mar-Jun 62. Present Jul-Dec 62. Jan-thru Aug 63: Absent on furlough in LA. Aug 63-Aug 64: On furlough in LA. Detained & on duty in LA by order of LG Kirby Smith. Buried St. Michaels Catholic Cemetery, St. Martinville. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:578: Derneville DE BLANC, Dernerville DE BLANC. CSRC, Index: Dernerville DE BLANC. // [photo]
xDE BLANC, H. Emanuel. Pvt. Served on the honor guard for the funeral & reburial of LT L. Edmond LEBLANC of this company, St. Martinville, 3 Aug 1889. // CSRC, Index: H. E. DEBLANC, H. Emanuel DE BLANC. // He seems to have served in the 2nd (Dupeire's) Battalion Zouaves Infantry after he deserted.
DE BLANC, Jean Maximilien Alcibiades Derneville. CPT. Called Alcibiade (pronounced ahl-SIB-uh-dee). Born 16 September 1821, St. Martin Parish. Baptized 10 March 1822, St. Martin de Tours Catholic Church, St. Martinville. Son of Maximilien DE BLANC d'Erneville and Marie Aspasie CASTILLE of St. Martin Parish. Married, age 21, Mathilde BRIANT, 22 Feb 1843, St. Martinville. A lawyer, living in St. Martinville, when he enlisted in Company C, 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore, age 39 (Booth, 2:573, says 41), as CPT. Present to Aug 61. Absent, sick, at Warrenton, VA, late Sep 61 (from regimental roll). Present on company rolls Sep 61-Oct 62, promoted to MAJ by seniority, Sep 62 (Krick & Booth, 2:573 say 15 Oct 62). See Field & Staff, this regiment. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:572-73: Alcibiades DE BLANC. CSRC, Index: Alcibiades DE BLANC. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 2-B:262-3, 4:65, 125, 126, 5:148, 6:118, 152, CD: Alcibiade DE BLANC, Alcibiade Maximilien DE BLANC, Jean Baptiste Maximilien DE BLANC, Jean Maximilien Alcibiade Derneville DE BLANC; source for true birth date. Krick, Lee's Colonels, 99: Alcibiades DeBLANC; says he was born in 1820. Jimmy Chauvin, source for pronunciation of "Alcibiade." // [photo]
DE BLANC, Louis. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
DECUIR, Zenon. Sgt. // CSRC, Index.
**DEGEYTER, Ambroise. Pvt. Born 17 Oct 1842, St. Martin Parish. Son of Angelus DEGEYTER (c.1799-1849) & Marguerite Helina DUTEL of St. Martin Parish. A student, single, living in St. Martin Parish, when he enlisted in Company C, 15 Mar 62, St. Martin Parish, age 19 [Booth says age 20]. Absent, sick in Lynchburg, VA, to late Jun 62. Present Jul 62-Feb 63. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Fredericksburg, VA, 3 May 63, paroled Fredericksburg, 4 May 63, forwarded to Ft. Delaware, DE, from Old Capitol Prison, Washington, DC, 7 May 63, paroled Fort Delaware, no date given, exchanged City Point, VA, 23 May 63. Absent, sick, Richmond, VA, May-probably Jun 63. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Gettysburg, PA, 3 Jul 63, received Ft. Delaware from Ft. McHenry, MD, 6 Jul 63, paroled & transferred to City Point, 7 Mar 65, exchanged James River, VA, 12 Mar 65. No further record in Booth. Not in Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles. Buried St. Bernard Catholic Cemetery, Breaux Bridge; his UCV grave maker calls him Ambroise DeGuetere & places him in this unit. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:581-82: A. DEGEYTER, Ambroise Deguetere. CSRC, Index: A. DEGEYTER, Ambroise Deguetere. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 4:129: Ambroise Degueter. // Notation in CSRC & Booth for service in Company C, 7th Regiment Infantry may be an error; CSRC uses A. DEGEYTER as his name for service in the 7th Regiment, Ambroise Deguetere for service in the 8th Regiment; Booth uses Ambroise Deguetere for the 7th, A. DEGEYTER for the 8th. // [photo]
DEJEAN, L. Homer. Pvt. Served on the honor guard for the funeral & reburial of LT L. Edmond LEBLANC, St. Martinville, 3 Aug 1889. // CSRC, Index.
DELACROIX, Dimas. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
DELAHOUSSAYE, Livilier. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
DERISE, Cyprien. Pvt. Born 29 Jan 1843, St. Martin Parish. Son of Jean DERISE & Louise SAVOY of New Iberia area, then in St. Martin Parish. A farmer, single, living in St. Martin Parish, probably with his parents, when he enlisted in Company C, 15 Mar 62, "St. Martins," age 19. Absent sick, Richmond, VA, Mar-30 Jun 62. Present Jul 62-Nov 64 (last company roll on file). No further record in Booth. Not in Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles. Buried St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Rayne; his UCV grave marker calls him Cyprien DERISE. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:607: Cyprien DERISE. CSRC, Index: Cyprien DERISE. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 4:138: Cyprien Deris. // [photo]
DEROUEN, Albert. Pvt. // CSRC, Index: Albert Derouan.
DOMENGEAUX, L. Pierre. Pvt. Married when he enlisted in Company C, St. Martinville, 15 Mar 62, age 30. Absent sick in Lynchburg, VA, Mar 62-Feb 63. Feb-May 63: Discharged from service, no reason given. Buried St. Michaels Catholic Cemetery, St. Martinville. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:647. CSRC, Index. // [photo]
**+DUCHAMP, Arthur E. Pvt. Ens. Born c1841, Morris County, NJ. Son of Jean-Baptiste-Eugene DUCHAMP de Chaistaigne & Marie-Louise-Euphemie-Sophie-Mercepe MARTIN de la Martiniere of Martinique. Moved back to Martinique with his parents, 1845, age 4. Moved to Louisiana with his parents, 1850, age 9, arrived New Orleans aboard ship Fernand from Martinique, 9 May 1850. Moved to St. Martin Parish with his parents, 1853, age 12. A druggist, single, living in St. Martin Parish, when he enlisted in Company C, 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore, age 19. Present to Aug 62. Sep-Oct 62: Absent, sick, MD. On register, U.S. General Hospital, Frederick, MD, admitted 21 Sep 62, place & date of capture not stated [probably Sharpsburg, MD, 17 Sep 62]. On POW rolls, Office of Provost Marshal General, Army of the Potomac, paroled 3 Oct 62, received at Aikens Landing, VA, 10 Nov 62, & exchanged, no date given. Nov-Dec 62: Absent on furlough in LA. Present Jan-May 63. May-Aug 63: Wounded Gettysburg, PA, no date given, absent on furlough in GA, 15 Jul 63. Aug-Dec 63: Absent, missing since engagement [at Rappahannock Station] 7 Nov 63. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Rappahannock [Station] 7 Nov 63, sent to Old Capitol Prison, Washington, D.C., 11 Nov 63, sent to Point Lookout, MD, & paroled 8 Mar 64, received at City Point, VA, 15 Mar 64, & exchanged. Apr-Aug 64 (dated Nov 64): Promoted to ensign, 4 May 64. KIA 11 May 64, Spotsylvania Courthouse, VA. "A brave and gallant young man." // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:691: Arthur DUCHAMP, Arthur E. DUCHAMP. Brasseaux, Foreign French, 3:90: A. DUCHAMP. CSRC, Index: Arthur DUCHAMP. // Brother of Charles & Louis C. DUCHAMP of this company.
DUCHAMP, Charles Louis. Jr2/1LT, CPT. Born c1836, Morris County, NJ. Son of Jean-Baptiste-Eugene DUCHAMP de Chaistaigne & Marie-Louise-Euphemie-Sophie-Mercepe MARTIN de la Martiniere of Martinique. Moved back to Martinique with his parents, 1845, age 9. Moved to Louisiana with his parents, 1850, age 14. Moved to St. Martin Parish with his parents, 1853, age 17. Married, age 20, Marie Elmina DE BLANC, 20 Jan 1856, St. Martin de Tours Catholic Church, St. Martinville. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:691: Charles DUCHAMP. CSRC, Index: Charles DUCHAMP. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 6:184: Charles Louis DUCHAMP, Charles Louis DUCHAMP of Chataigne. // Brother of Arthur E. & Louis C. DUCHAMP of this company.
DUCHAMP, Louis C. Pvt. Born 8 Feb 1842, Morris County, NJ. Son of Jean-Baptiste-Eugene DUCHAMP de Chaistaigne & Marie-Louise-Euphemie-Sophie-Mercepe MARTIN de la Martiniere of Martinique. Moved back to Martinique with his parents, 1845, age 3. Moved to Louisiana with his parents, 1850, age 8 [ship's log says 5], arrived New Orleans aboard ship Fernand from Martinique, 9 May 1850. Moved to St. Martin Parish with his parents, 1853, age 11. Educated in St. Martin Parish. A student & druggist, assisting his father, single, when he enlisted in Company C, 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore, age 19. Present Jul 61-30 Apr 62. WIA, Gaines' Mill, 28 Jun 62. Sent to LA on wounded furlough, Jul 62. Perrin says he "was detailed in the Trans-Mississippi department, as druggist, for a few months." Never returned to his unit. Listed as deserter, wounded furlough, 1862, on roll of 31 Aug-12 Nov 63. Enlisted in Company C, Consolidated 18th Regiment & Yellow Jackets Battalion Infantry, no date or place given. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:692: Louis Deuchamp, Louis DUCHAMP, Louis C. DUCHAMP; says, incorrectly, that he was born in MA. Brasseaux, Foreign French, 3:90: L. DUCHAMP. CSRC, Index: Louis DUCHAMP. Perrin, SW LA, pt. 2:323-24: Louis C. DUCHAMP de Chastaigne. // Brother of Arthur E. & Charles DUCHAMP of this company. // [photo]
DUGAN, G. Washington. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
**DUPUIS, Cesaire. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Lafayette Par. Occup. farmer. Age 24 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Feb 63. WIA, [Fredericksburg, VA], 4 May 63. Late Feb-May 63: Abs. wd. Pres. May-late Aug 63. To Nov 63: MIA since 7 Nov 63 engagement. POW cap. Rappahannock Station, VA, 7 Nov 63. Rcd. Point Lookout, MD, fr Washington, DC, 11 Nov 63. Prl. Point Lookout, 9 Mar 64. Exch. City Point, VA, 14 Mar 64. Late Apr-late Aug 64 (dated 3 Nov 64): Abs. Cap. Spotsylvania C.H., VA, [?] May 64. POW cap. Wilderness, VA, 12 May 64. Rcd. Point Lookout, MD, fr Belle Plains, VA, 18 May 64. Fwd. to Elmira, NY, 17 Aug 64. Prl. Elmira, 25 Feb 65. Exch. James River, VA, [n.d.]. POW prl. Washington, LA, 21 Jun 65. (B1:726)
*DUPUIS, Leonard. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Lafayette Par. Occup. farmer. Age 20 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to late Apr 62. May-Jun 62: Abs. sick in Lynchburg, VA. Pres. Jul 62-Aug 63. Late Aug-late Dec 63: MIA since engagement 7 Nov 63. POW cap. Rappahannock [Station, VA], 7 Nov 63. Rcd. Point Lookout, MD, fr Washington, DC, 11 Nov 63. Prl. Point Lookout, 9 Mar 64. Exch. City Point, VA, 15 Mar 64. Late Apr-late Aug 64 (dated 3 Nov 64): Abs. wd. since battle of Winchester, VA, 19 Sep 64. Mem. Hall: Disabl. & det. in Richmond, VA, as gd. [NFR.] (B1:727)
+DUPUIS, Louis. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Lafayette Par. Occup. farmer. Age 26 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Oct 61. Regt. roll of Nov 61: Abs. sick 16 Nov 61. Sent to gen. hosp., Richmond, VA. D. LA Hosp., [Richmond?], 11 Dec 61. (B1:727)
*DUPUY [Dupey, Duprey], Elize [Elyzie, E.]. Pvt. Res. St. Martin Par. Cmplx. dark. Hair dark. Eyes dark. 5’9". Age 35. En. 15 Mar 62, St. Martins [sic]. Pres. to late Jun 62. WIA, Malvern Hill, Va, [1 Jul 62]. Jul-Aug 62: Abs. wd. Pres. Sep 62-May 63. WIA, Gettysburg, PA, 2 Jul 63. May-late Aug 63: Abs. at Camp Jackson, [VA?]. Pres. late Aug-Nov 63. Nov-late Dec 63: Abs. sick. Apr-late Aug 64 (dated 3 Nov 64): Abs. wd. since battle of Winchester, 19 Sep 64. Cap. Winchester, 19 Sep 64. Adm. U.S. Depot Fld. Hosp., Winchester, VA, 19 Sep 64: Flesh wd., left hip. Adm. U.S. Gen. Hosp., Wests Hosp., Baltimore, MD, 19 Oct 64. Prl. Point Lookout, MD, n.d. Rcd. Venus Point, Savannah River, [GA], 14 Nov 64, & exch. POW prl. Appomattox C.H., VA, 9 Apr 65. (B1:726-7) Wilson & Nine, Appomattox Paroles, 93, as Elize Dupris.
FUSELIER, Edgard. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
GONSOULIN, Phileas. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
+GUIDRY, Alexander. Pvt. B. LA. Res. St. Martin Par. Occup. farmer. Age 20 at en. Single. En. 15 Mar 62, St. Martin Par. To late Apr 62: Pres. or abs. not stated. Pres. May 62-May 63. [WIA, Gettysburg, PA, (2?) Jul 63.] Late May-Aug 63: Abs. at Lynchburg, [VA], wd. at Gettysburg. Pres. Aug 63. Late Aug-Nov 63: MIA since engagement of 7 Nov 63. Nov-Dec 63: KIA, [Rappahannock Bridge, VA], 7 Nov 63. (B2:125)
HARDY, Jules J. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
HARDY, Oscar. Pvt. Born 1841, LA. A student, probably single, living in St. Martin Parish when he enlisted in Company C, 15 Mar 62, St. Martin Parish, age 17. Absent Mar-Jun 62, sick, in Richmond. Present Jul 62-May 63. Absent May-Aug 63, sick, no place given. Present 15 Aug 63. AWOL Oct 63. Present Nov-Dec 63. Absent Apr-Aug 64, sick, 4 May 64. Present Sep-Oct 64, transferred temporarily to Company A, order of Gen. Gordon, 21 Oct 64. Court marshaled for shirking duty, Jan 65. No further record in Booth. Died 1918, age 77. Buried St. Bernard Catholic Cemetery, Breaux Bridge; his UCV grave marker spells his last name Hardie; years of birth & death are from his family tomb; note the difference in age between his tomb's birth year, 1841, & Booth's reference, which would indicate a birth year of 1844 or 1845. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 3(1):187: Oscar HARDY. CSRC, Index: Oscar HARDY. // [photo]
+HEBERT, Lucien. Pvt. B. LA. Res. St. Martins[sic]. Occup. overseer. Age 26. Single. En. 13 Jul 61, Camp Pickens. Pres. Jul-Dec 61. D. gen. hosp., Richmond, VA, [?] Mar 62. (B2:249)
xJUDICE, Achille. Pvt. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 3(1):490-91. CSRC, Index.
+JUDICE, Aristide. Pvt. KIA Marye's Heights, Fredericksburg, VA, 4 May 63. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 3(1):491. CSRC, Index.
JUDICE, J. Numa. Pvt. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 3(1):491. CSRC, Index.
*LABBÉ, Antoine Adrien. Pvt. Called Adrien. Born 10 Dec 1841, St. Martin Parish. Son of Antoine Cesaire LABBE (1811-69) & Marie Celimene GONDRAN (d.30 May 1888) of St. Martin Parish. Educated in St. Martinville. A farmer, single, resident of St. Martin Parish, when he enlisted in Company C, 19 Jun 61, for the war, Camp Moore, age 19. Present to late Jun 62. Sick, Lynchburg, VA, late Jun-early Jul 62 (not present at Gaines' Mill & Malvern Hill). Present early Jul-late Aug 62. Absent, furlough, late Aug-early Sep 62 (present at Cedar Mountain & Bristoe Station but not at Second Manassas & Chantilly). Present early Sep 62-early Nov 63, wounded Sharpsburg, MD, 17 Sep 62. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Rappahannock Station, VA, 7 Nov 63, received as POW, Washington, DC, 11 Nov 63, paroled Point Lookout, MD, & transferred for exchange, 10 Feb 65, received & exchanged, Coxes Landing, James River, VA, 14 or 15 Feb 65. On roll of detachment of paroled & exchanged POWs, Camp Lee, near Richmond, VA, 17 Feb 65. Not in Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles. End-of-war POW paroled New Iberia, July or Aug 65, so he may have been captured by U.S. forces in Richmond & released, or returned home on his own after being released from parole camp in Richmond, not returning to his unit, which surrendered with Lee's army at Appomattox Courthouse, VA, 9 Apr 65. Married, age 26, Zulma ST. JULIEN, daughter of Paul Leon ST. JULIEN & Cleonide BERNARD, 14 Jan 1868, St. Anne Catholic Church, Youngsville; at least 7 children, 4 boys, 3 girls. A Democrat. Served on the honor guard for the funeral & reburial of LT L. Edmond LEBLANC of this company, St. Martinville, 3 Aug 1889. Owned 400 acres of land in Lafayette Parish in the early 1890s on which he raised cotton. Buried Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery, Broussard; no UCV marker yet. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 3(1):606: A. A. LABBE, Adrien LABBE. CSRC, rolls, Index: A. LABBE, A. A. LABBE, Adrien LABBE. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 2A: 546, 3:284, 4:282, CD: Adrecess LABBE, Adrien LABBE, Adrien A. LABBE, Antoine Adrien LABBE. Perrin, SW LA, pt. 2:234: A. A. LABBE. Ned Louis Labbé, Jr., great-grandson; source for burial site. // Older brother of Joseph Arthur LABBÉ of this company.
*LABBÉ, Joseph Arthur. Pvt. Called Arthur. Born 11 Mar 1844, St. Martin Parish. Dark complexion. Dark hair. Gray eyes. 5' 7". Son of Antoine Cesaire LABBE (1811-69) & Marie Celimene GONDRAN (d.30 May 1888) of New Iberia, then in St. Martin Parish. A farmer, single, living in St. Martin Parish, when he enlisted in Company C, 15 Mar 62, St. Martin Parish, age 18 [Booth says 17]. Present to Oct 62. Absent sick, Lynchburg, VA, Nov 62-Feb 63. Absent, sick, Richmond, VA, 28 Feb-14 May 63. Present 14 May-31 Aug 63. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Rappahannock Station, VA, 7 Nov 63, received as POW, Washington, DC, 11 Nov 63, paroled until exchanged, Point Lookout, MD, 10 Mar 64, received & exchanged, City Point, VA, 15 Mar 64. Paroled Appomattox Courthouse, VA, 10 Apr 65. Married, age 22, Marie Amanda Stephanie DUCHAMP, called Stephanie, daughter of Jean-Baptiste Eugene DUCHAMP de Chaistaigne & Marie Louise Euphemie Sophie Mercepe MARTIN de la Martiniere of St. Martin Parish, 21 Aug 1866, St. Martin Catholic Church, St. Martinville; at least 6 children, 3 sons, 3 daughters. Served on the honor guard for the funeral & reburial of LT L. Edmond LEBLANC of this company, St. Martinville, 3 Aug 1889. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 3(1):606: Arthur LABBE. CSRC, Index: Arthur LABBE. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 2A:546, 3:284, 4:282, CD: Joseph Arthur LABBE. Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles, 141: Arthur LABBE. // Younger brother of Antoine Adrien LABBÉ of this company; future brother-in-law of the DUCHAMP brothers of this company.
+LANDRY, Arthur. Pvt. B. LA. Res. New Orleans. Occup. carpenter. Age 19 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to late Jun 62. WIA, Malvern Hill, VA, 1 Jul 62. Jul-Oct 62: Abs. Wd. Malvern Hill, & on furl. to LA. Pres. Nov 62-late Aug 63. Late Aug-Nov 63: Abs. sick since 21 Oct 63, [n.p.]. Pres. Nov-late Dec 63. Mem. Hall: D. Orange C.H., [VA], [?] Dec 63. (B2:639)
*LANDRY, Eugene [E. A.]. Pvt. B. LA. Res. St. Mary [Par.]. Occup. clerk. Age 18 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to May 63. WIA & cap., Gettysburg, PA, [?] Jul 63. Aug 63-Nov 63: Abs. Wd. Gettsburg. In the hand of the enemy. POW cap. Gettysburg, 4 Jul 63. Rcd. De Camp Gen. Hosp., David’s Island, NY Harbor, 17-24 Jul 63. Prl. De Camp Hosp., 22 Oct 63. Nov-late Dec 63: Abs. Wd. Gettysburg. Late Apr-late Aug 64: Trfr. to Invalid Corps, [n.d.]. Mem. Hall: Severely wd. Gettysburg. On retired list, 1 May 64. (B2:640)
****LANDRY, Simeon Ovid. Pvt. Born 24 Mar 1844, near New Iberia, probably in St. Mary Parish. Son of Édouard Valsin LANDRY (1816-c.1848) & Julie Pamelise LE BLANC [Hébert, D., 4:296 says LEBLEU] (1818-1894 or 95). Fair complexion. Light hair. Blue eyes. 6’ 7"[sic!]. A clerk, single, living in St. Mary Parish, when he enlisted in Company C, 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore, age 17 [Booth says 16]. Present to Feb 63. On roll 28 Feb-14 May 63, absent, MIA since battle of 4 May 63, Fredericksburg, VA. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Fredericksburg, 3 May 63, forwarded from Old Capitol Prison, Washington, DC, to Fort Delaware, DE, 7 May 63, received City Point, VA, 23 May 63, & exchanged. Present May-31 Aug 63. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Rappahannock Station, VA, 7 Nov 63, sent to Washington, DC, 11 Nov 63, paroled until exchanged, Point Lookout, MD, 9 Mar 64, received City Point, 15 Mar 64. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Strasburg, MD[ actually VA], 23 Sep 64, received Harpers Ferry, WV, 3 Oct 64, sent to Point Lookout, no date given, paroled Point Lookout & transferred for exchange, 10 Feb 65, received Coxes Landing, James River, VA, 14-15 Feb 65, & exchanged. On U.S. POW rolls, captured near High Bridge, VA, 6 Apr 65, sent to Newport News, VA, from City Point, 14 Apr 65, released on oath of allegiance to U.S. from Newport News, 16 Jun 65. Married, age unknown, Olorine ARDOIN. Died c1904, Calcasieu Parish, age 59 or 60. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 3(1):646: Simeon LANDRY. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 4:296: Simeon Ovid LANDRY. Nielsen, Landry, 35: Simeon Ovid LANDRY. // Remarkable record of a teenager who was captured 4 times & may have been one of the tallest Confederates.
LANDRY, Victor. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Vermilion [Par.?]. Occup. farmer. Age 32 at en. Married. En. 15 Mar 62, St. Martin [Par.]. To late Aug 62: Abs. sick, Richmond, VA. Pres. Sep-Oct 62. Nov-Dec 62: Abs. sick, Lynchburg, VA. Pres. Jan-May 63. Aug 63: Abs. sick, [n.p.], since 22 Jul 63. Pres. late Aug-Nov 63. Nov-late Dec 63: Abs. sick, Richmond. Pres. late Apr-Oct 64. Trfr. temp. fr Co. C. to Co. A, order Gen. Gordon, 24 Oct 64. [NFR.] (B2:647)
*LE BLANC [Blane], Amede [Alblanc]. Pvt. B. LA. Res. St. Martin [Par.]. Occup. laborer. Age 25 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to late Dec 63. Late Apr-late Aug 64: Abs. wd. POW since battle of Monocacy, MD, [9 Jul] 64. Adm. U.S. Gen. Hosp., Frederick, MD, 10 Jul 64. Trfr. to U.S. Gen. Hosp., West’s Bldg., Baltimore, MD, 5 Aug 64. Fwd. to gen. hosp., [n.p.], 19 Nov 64. Rcd. Ft. McHenry, MD, 3 Jan 65. Adm. U.S. Gen. Hosp., Point Lookout, MD, 31 Jan 65. Sent to gen. hosp., [n.p.], 11 Feb 65. Prl. Point Lookout & trfr. for exch., [n.d.]. Rcd. Coxes Landing, James River, VA, 15 Feb 65, & exch. [NFR.] (B2:690)
+LE BLANC, Camille. Pvt. B. LA. Res. St. Martin [Par.]. Occup. farmer. Age 17 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Jan-late Apr 62: Pres. or abs. not stated. Pres. late Jun-Aug 62. Sep-Dec 62: Abs. WIA/MIA, Bristoe Station, VA, [n.d.]. Jan-Feb 63: KIA, Bristoe Station, [n.d.]. (B2:691)
LE BLANC, Clerville [Clanville]. Pvt. B. LA. Res. St. Martin [Par.]. Occup. student. Age 16 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore, for the war. Disch. fr svc., surg. certif., ununited fracture, fr Camp Pickens, Manassas, VA, 29 Jul 61. [NFR.] (B1:338, 2:691)
+LE BLANC, Edouard. Pvt. B. LA. Res. St. Mary Par. Age 15 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to late Apr 62. To late Jun 62: Abs. sick, Richmond, VA. Pres. Jul-Aug 62. KIA, 17 Sep 62, Sharpsburg, MD. (B2:692)
*LE BLANC, Euphemond. Pvt. Born c.1843, LA. Son of Lezin LE BLANC & Alzire BROUSSARD of St. Martin Parish. Res. St. Martin Par. Occup. farmer. Cmplx. dark. Hair dark. Eyes brown. 5’ 7". Age 19 at en. Single. En. 15 Mar 62, St. Martin Par. To late Apr 62: Pres. or abs. not stated. To late Jun 62: Abs. sick, Lynchburg, VA. Pres. Jul-Aug 62. Sep-Oct 62: Abs. sick, Richmond, VA. WIA, Bristoe, VA, [n.d.]. Nov 62-Feb 63: Abs. wd. furl. Late Feb-May 63: Abs. sick, Richmond. Pres. May-late Aug 63. Late May-late Dec 63: Abs. MIA since 7 Nov 63. POW cap. Rappahannock, VA, 7 Nov 63. Sent to Washington, DC, 11 Nov 63. Fwd. to Point Lookout, MD, [n.d.]. Exch. 10 Mar 64 [Point Lookout?]. Late Apr-late Aug 64: Abs. Cap. 12 May 64. POW cap. Wilderness, VA, 12 May 64. Fwd. to Belle Plains, VA, 18 May 64. Rcd. Elmira, NY, fr Point Lookout, 17 Aug 64. Prl. Elmira, 25 Feb 65. Sent to James River, VA, for exch., [n.d.]. POW prl. [Appomattox C.H., VA], 10 Apr 65. Not in Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles. Married, age 23, Lariza, daughter of Louis DUGAS & Elise LOUVIERE, 14 Aug 1866, St. Martin Catholic Church, St. Martinville. Served on the honor guard for the funeral & reburial of LT L. Edmond LEBLANC of this company, St. Martinville, 3 Aug 1889. Died 27 Oct 1895. Buried St. Anne Catholic Cemetery, Youngsville; death date from his UCV grave marker. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 3(1):693. // [photo] // Cousin of Louis Edmond LE BLANC of this company.
*LE BLANC, J. Désiré. Pvt. B. LA. Res. St. Martin Par. Occup. mason. Cmplx. dark. Hair dark. Eyes dark. 5’ 5". Age 21 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Aug 61. Sep-Oct 61: Abs sick, Richmond, VA. Pres. Nov 61-late Apr 62. To late Jun 62: Abs. wd., 28 Jun 62, Richmond. Pres. Jul 62-May 63. May-Aug 63: Abs. sick, Richmond. Pres. Aug 63. Nov-late Dec 63: Abs. MIA since engagement [Rappahannock Bridge, VA], 7 Nov 63. POW cap. Rappahannock, 7 Nov 63. Sent to Washington, DC, 11 Nov 63. Prl. until exch., Point Lookout, MD, 10 Mar 64. Rcd. City Point, VA, 15 Mar 64. Late Apr-late Aug 64: Abs. wd. & POW since Battle of Monocacy, MD, [?] 64. POW cap. Monocacy, 10 Jul 64. Adm. U.S. Gen. Hosp., Frederick, MD, 10 Jul 64. Trfr. to U.S. Gen. Hosp., West’s Bldg., Baltimore, MD, 27 Jul 64. Rcd. Ft. McHenry, MD, 30 Aug 64. Sent to Point Lookout, 25 Oct 64. Prl. Point Lookout, 18 Feb 65. Rcd. Boulwares & Cox Wharf, James River, VA, 20-21 Feb 65, & exch. POW prl. Appomattox C.H., VA, 10 Apr 65. Age 25. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 3(1):694: J. Désiré LE BLANC, J. W. LE BLANC. Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles, 143: J. Désiré LE BLANC. // [photo]
+LE BLANC, Louis Edmond. 1LT. Called Edmond. Born 13 May 1838, St. Martin Parish. Son of Edmond Gilles LE BLANC & Marie Leocadie LE BLANC of St. Martin Parish. A clerk, single, living in St. Martinville, when he enlisted in Company C as 1LT, 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore, age 23. Absent on furlough to New Orleans, "order of Thos. Jordan, Adjt.Gen., 1st Corps, Army of the Potomac," 16 Aug 61. Present Sep 61-Jun 62. KIA, Malvern Hill, VA, 1 Jul 62. Buried on the battlefield by his comrades; "his name, with his company and Rigiment [sic] were cut with a pocket knife on a board, which was stuck in the ground to mark his grave." The inscription read: "L.E. LeBlanc/Lieut. Co. C, 8th. La./Killed July 1st 1862." The grave remained undisturbed for 27 years, until Francis H. Osbourne, guardian of the nearby U.S. national cemetery, noticed the impromptu headboard "standing solitary in the midst of the woods." Osbourne contacted Governor Francis T. Nicholls of LA & offered to facilitate the removable of the LT's body to LA. The Company C survivors' association, chaired by former 2LT T. Laizer BROUSSARD, organized the burial ceremony. Survivors of the company formed an honor guard for the LT's body, which lay in state at DUCHAMP's Hall in St. Martinville until 5 p.m., Saturday, 3 Aug 1889, when it was moved to the St. Martin Catholic Church for a funeral mass conducted by the Rev. LANGLOIS. After the funeral mass, LT LE BLANC's remains were re-interred in his family's vault in St. Michaels Catholic Cemetery, across the river, several blocks from the church. More than 1,500 people, including 300 local girls dressed in white & carrying palm wreaths, attended the funeral & the burial ceremony; the principal eulogy at the gravesite was delivered by the Honorable Felix VOORHIES of the company survivors' association. Legend has it that when LT LE BLANC's body was dug up on the battlefield, it was still in perfect condition. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 3(1):695: Louis Edward LE BLANC. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 3:407: Edmond LE BLANC. St. Martin Reveille, St. Martinville, 10 Aug 1889: L. E. LE BLANC, L. Edmond LE BLANC, Louis Edmond LE BLANC. Weekly Messenger, St. Martinville, 27 Jul, 3 Aug, 10 Aug 1889: L. Edmond LE BLANC, Louis Edmond LE BLANC. Jimmy Chauvin; source of the legend. // Cousin of Euphemond LE BLANC of this company. // [photo]
LYONS, C. Lymon. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
MARTIN, Edgar. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Lafayette Par. Occup. farmer. Age 18 at en. Single. En. 19 Jul 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Aug 61. Sep-Oct 61: Abs. sick, Richmond, VA, since 17 Oct 61. Nov-Dec 61: Disch. LA Hosp., Richmond, 19 Nov 61. Statement & final disch. given. [NFR.] (B2:889-90) Served also in Co. I, 3rd (Harrison’s) Regt. Cav.
*MARTIN, Edward. Sgt. [En. n.d.,n.p.] POW cap. Gettysburg, PA, 3 Jul 63. Sent to City Point, VA, fr West Bldg., U.S. Gen. Hosp., Baltimore, MD, for exch., 25 Sep 63. [NER/NFR.] (B2:890)
xMARTIN, Victor. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Lafayette [Par.]. Occup. farmer. Age 20 at en. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Aug 61. Sep-Oct 61: Abs. sick, Culpeper, VA, since [?] Sep 61. Pres. Nov 61-Jun 62. Jul-Dec 62: Abs. sick, [n.p.], VA. Jan-late Aug 63: Abs. on sick furl. in LA. To Nov 63: Des. sick furl., [?] Mar 63. Mem. Hall: Furl. to LA, Aug 62. Never ret. [NFR.] (B2:899)
MELANCON, J. Baptiste. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Lafayette [Par.]. Occup. farmer. Age 32 at en. Married. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Aug 61. Sep-Oct 61: Abs. Left sick at Culpeper, VA, since 18 Sep 61. Nov-Dec 61: Disch., Camp Florida, 21 Nov 61. [NFR.] (B2:941)
*MOUTON, Edouard. Pvt. 1Sgt. Born 10 Sep 1839. Married Athenais Vavasseur. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Jul-Aug 61: Abs. sick, Culpeper, VA, since 28 Aug 61. Pres. Sep 61-Apr 62. Mar-Jun 62: Abs. Cap. near Newton in the Valley, VA, [n.d.]. POW cap. nr. Strausburg, VA, 5 Jun 62. Sent to Ft. Wool, VA, [?] 62. Prl. for exch., [n.p.], 26 Aug 62. Exch. Aikens Landing, VA, 10 Nov 62. Pres. to Feb 63. To May 63: Abs. sick, Richmond. To late Aug 63: Abs. wd., battle of Gettysburg, PA, 2 Jul 63. Since MIA. POW cap. Gettysburg, 3 Jul 63. Adm. U.S. Gen. Hosp., West’s Bldgs., Baltimore, MD, 25 Jul 63. Prl. for exch., [n.p.]., 25 Sep 63. Exch. City Point, VA, 27 Sep 63. Aug-Dec 63: Abs. Furl. 2 Oct 63. WIA, Gettysburg. Apr-late Aug 64: Abs. on furl. in LA. [NFR.] Died 11 April 1881. Buried St. John Catholic Cemetery, Lafayette; his UCV marker provides his birth & death dates. (B2:1078) // [photo]
*OLIVIER, Pierre DuClozel. 1Sgt. Actg. Sgt.Maj. 2LT. Born 23 Nov 1842, probably St. Martin Parish. Light complexion. Light hair. Hazel eyes. 5' 6". A dentist, living in St. Martinville, when he enlisted in Company C as 1Sgt., 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore, age 20. Present Jul-Aug 61. Transferred to NCO Staff, late Jul 61, when appointed Actg. Sgt.Maj. of the regiment, 22 Jul 61. Returned to Company C after promotion to 2LT, no date given. Absent 31 Aug 63-31 Aug 64, POW "since Battle of Rappahannock," 7 Nov 63. On U.S. POW rolls, captured 7 Nov 63, Rappahannock Station, forwarded to Old Capitol Prison, Washington, DC, 8 Nov 63, transferred to Johnson's Island, OH, 11 Nov 63. Released on oath of allegiance to U.S., probably Johnson's Island, OH, 13 Jun 65. Married, age unknown, Corinne BOSSIER. Secretary of Company C survivors' association, 1889. Served on the honor guard for the funeral & reburial of LT L. Edmond LEBLANC of this company, St. Martinville, 3 Aug 1889. Died St. Martinville, 30 Sep 1934, age 91. Buried St. Michaels Catholic Cemetery, St. Martinville; birth & death dates from family tomb. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 3(2):29: Pierre D. OLIVIER. CSRC, Index: Pierre D. OLIVIER. // [photo]
+PATIN, J. Alphonse. Pvt. KIA Sharpsburg, MD, 17 Sep 62. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 3(2):80. CSRC, Index.
PELLERIN, B. S. Cpl. [En. n.d.,n.p.] POW prl. Lynchburg, VA, 15 Apr 65. [NER.] (B3:99) Same as D.L.P. below?
PELLERIN, Don Louis. Pvt. Cpl. B. LA. Res. St. Martinville. Occup. student. Age 30 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to late Apr 62. To late Jun 62: Abs. sick, Ashland, VA. Pres. Jul 62-late Aug 63. Nov 63-late Aug 64: Abs. sick, [n.p.], since [?] Oct 63. POW prl. Lynchburg, 13 Apr 65. [NER.] Buried St. Bernard Catholic Cemetery, Breaux Bridge; his UCV grave marker spells his first name Donlouis. (B3:99) // Same as B.S.P. above? // [photo]
**PELLERIN, Edmond. Pvt. Cpl. B. LA. Res. Lafayette [Par.]. Occup. clerk. Age 18 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to late Jun 62. Jul-Aug 62: Abs. sick, Winchester, VA. Pres. Sep-Oct 62. Nov 62-14 May 63: Abs. sick, Lynchburg, VA. Pres. 14 May-late Aug 63. Late Aug-Nov 63: Pres. or abs. not stated. Nov-late Dec 63: Abs. MIA since engagement of 7 Nov 63. POW cap. Rappahannock, VA, 7 Nov 63. Rcd. Point Lookout, MD, [fr Washington, DC?], 11 Nov 63. Prl. until exch., Point Lookout, 10 Mar 64. Rcd. City Point, VA, 15 Mar 64. Late Apr-late Aug 64: Abs. MIA since 19 Sep 64. POW cap. Winchester, 19 Sep 64. Rcd. Point Lookout, fr Harpers Ferry, WV, 26 Sep 64: POWs who arr. at this station under assumed name or who assumed one for the purpose of being trfr., exch., or rel. Prl. Lynchburg, VA, 26 May 65. (B3:99)
PERRY, Oliver. Sgt. // CSRC, Index.
PERRY, Robert S. Jr2LT. Adj. // CSRC, Index.
PETIT, Jean. Pvt. A farmer, single, living in St. Martin Parish, when he enlisted in Company C, 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore, age 30. Present on all rolls to Dec 61. Discharged on surgeon's certificate, Camp Carondelet, VA, 14 Feb 62, suffering from rheumitism. No further record in Booth. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 3(2):124. CSRC, Index.
RENAUD, Aristide. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
RENAUD, Henry. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
ROBERT, James. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, Joseph. Pvt. 2/1Cpl. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, Leopold. Pvt. Asst.Surg. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, Robert C. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
xSONNIER, Eugene. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Lafayette [Par.]. Occup. farmer. Age 32 at en. Married. En. 15 Mar 62, St. Martin Par. To Apr 62: Pres. or abs. not stated. Late Jun 62-late Feb 63: Abs. sick, [n.p.], VA. May-Aug 63: Abs. on furl. in LA. Late Aug-Nov 63: Des., sick furl., Mar 63. Mem. Hall: Furl. to LA in 1862 & never ret. [NFR.] (B3:649)
ST. JULIEN, Jules. Pvt. Served on the honor guard for the funeral & reburial of LT L. Edmond LEBLANC of this company, St. Martinville, 3 Aug 1889. // CSRC, Index.
**+ST. JULIEN, Louis Numa. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
***ST. JULIEN, Lucien. Pvt. Born 6 Feb 1840. Served on the honor guard for the funeral & reburial of LT L. Edmond LEBLANC of this company, St. Martinville, 3 Aug 1889. Died 14 Jun 1928, probably Broussard, age 88. Buried Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery, Broussard; his family tombstone provides birth & death dates. // CSRC, Index. // [photo]
**ST. JULIEN, Numa. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
*STANSBERRY, W. Uriah. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
*STANSBURY, Robert D. Pvt. Buried St. Peter Catholic Cemetery, New Iberia; his UCV grave marker calls him Robert D. STANSBURY. // CSRC, Index; Robert Stansberry. // [photo]
THIBODEAUX, Pierre. Pvt. B. LA. Res. St. Martin [Par.]. Occup. farmer. Age 25 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Oct 61. Rpt. for Nov 61, Camp Florida, VA: Disch. fr svc., surg.’s certif., hernia, 8 Nov 61. Nov-Dec 61: Disch., Camp Reserve, 8 Nov 61. Statement & final disposition given. [NFR.] (B3:803) // Same P.T. as in Company D, 18th Regiment Infantry?
TROSCLAIR, Ladislas. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
*TRAHAN, Joseph. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Vermilion [Par.?]. Occup. farmer. Age 20 at en. Single. En. 13 Aug 61, Camp Pickens. Pres. to Oct 61. Nov-Dec 61: Abs. sick, Richmond, VA, since 2 Nov 61. Pres. Jan 62-Aug 63. Nov-late Dec 63: Abs. MIA since engagement [Rappahannock Bridge, VA] of 7 Nov 63. POW cap. Rappahannock, 7 Nov 63. Fwd. to Point Lookout, MD, fr Washington, DC, 11 Nov 63. Prl. until exch., Point Lookout, 10 Mar 64. Rcd. City Point, VA, 15 Mar 64. Pres. late Apr-late Aug 64. Mem. Hall: Indulgence of furl., [?] Feb 65. [NFR.] (B3:860). // Not in Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles.
VOORHIES, Felix. Pvt. Served on the honor guard for the funeral & reburial of LT L. Edmond LEBLANC of this company & delivered the principal eulogy, 3 Aug 1889. // CSRC, Index.
YOUNG, Washington. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
xZIMMERMAN, Joseph. Pvt. Born c1836, LA. A farmer, married, living in St. Martin Parish, when he enlisted in Company C, 15 Mar 62, St. Martin Parish, age 26. Presence or absence not stated on company rolls to end of Apr 62. Absent, sick, Lynchburg, VA, to late Jun 62. Present Jul-Oct 62. Absent, sick, Richmond, VA, Nov-Dec 62. Absent, sick, Lynchburg, Jan-Feb 63. Absent on furlough in LA, Mar 63. Listed as deserter, 12 Nov 63, not having returned to his unit from furlough in LA since Mar 63. No further record in Booth. Buried St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Cecilia; his UCV grave marker calls him Joseph Zimmeerman. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 3(2):1192: Joseph ZIMMERMAN. CSRC, Index: Joseph ZIMMERMAN. // [photo]
103 Co. C, 8th Inf.
Individuals from non-Cajun families, CSRC Index
Company D (Sumter Guards, Newman's, Harney's, Hereford's, Cooper's)
Orleans
JOHNSON, James. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
JOHNSON, John. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
MILLER, Louis. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, Charles. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, Frederick. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, John. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, Joseph. Sgt. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, William. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
8 Co. D, 8th Inf.
Individuals from non-Cajun families, CSRC Index
| AGAN, John. Pvt. | AHERN, David. Pvt. | AHERN, Thomas. Pvt. | ||
| 3 |
Company E (Franklin Sharpshooters, Lester’s, Guice’s)
Franklin
HAMILTON, Spencer G. Sgt. // CSRC, Index.
JOHNSON, John William. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
+MARTIN, Josiah N. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Winnsboro. Occup. farmer. Age 20 at en. Married. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Aug 61. Sep-Dec 61: Abs. sick, Richmond, since 17 Oct 61. Mem. Hall: D. Mt Jackson, VA, [?] Jun 62. (B2:895) // Probably not Cajun.
MILLER, George W. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
4 Co. E, 8th Inf.
Individuals from non-Cajun families, CSRC Index
| ABNEY, Henry C. Pvt. | AIKIN, Charles. Pvt. | ALLEN, Abijah. Pvt. | ALLEN, Samuel T. Pvt. | |
| 4 |
Company F (Opelousas Guards, Pratt’s, Dejean’s, Taylor’s)
St. Landry
ANDRUS, Adolphe T. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
ANDRUS, Albert D. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
*ANDRUS, Benjamin T. Pvt. Born19 Aug 1835, St. Landry Parish. Baptized 10 Aug 1837, St. Landry Catholic Church, Opelousas. Son of Theophile ANDRUS & Eloise Philippe RICHARD of St. Landry Parish. Married, age 25, Amelia RICHARD (d.1887), daughter of Raphael RICHARD & Adélaïde BOUDREAUX, 26 Sep 1860, St. Charles Catholic Church, Grand Coteau; several children. An overseer, living in Grand Coteau, when he enlisted in Company F, 27 Mar 62, Opelousas, age 26. Present to Dec 63. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Strasburg [Cedar Creek], VA, 19 Oct 64, sent to Harpers Ferry, WV, 25 Oct 64, forwarded to Point Lookout, MD, __ Oct 64, paroled & transferred for exchange to James River, VA, 14 or 15 Feb 65. No further record in Booth. Not in Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles. Farmer after the War. Wife died in 1887; he never remarried. Retired from farming & living with son Albert in 1910. Applied for LA Confederate veteran's pension, 1915. Still living with son Albert in 1920. Died "at least" age 85, early 1920s. Buried St. Charles Catholic Cemetery, Grand Coteau; his UCV grave marker calls him Benjamin T. ANDRUS. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 1:66: Benjamin T. ANDRUS. CSRC, Index: Benjamin T. ANDRUS. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 3:7, 6:8, 503: Benjamin R. Andrews, Benjamin L. ANDRUS, Benjamin T. ANDRUS. Jeremy Haag, descendant. // [photo]
ANDRUS, Clinton B. Sgt. // CSRC, Index.
ANDRUS, Robert M. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
ANDRUS, Seth. Sgt. // CSRC, Index.
ANSELM, Amos K. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
ANSELM, George. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
*xBERNARD, Joseph Damonville. Pvt. 3Cpl. Pvt. Called J. Damonville & J. D. Born 13 Nov 1830 (his family tombstone says 13 Nov 1831; Perrin says 15 Nov 1832; D. Hebert is followed here), St. Martin Parish. Baptized 18 Jun 1831, St. Martin de Tours Catholic Church, St. Martinville. Son of Francois BERNARD, veteran of the War of 1812 & the Battle of New Orleans, & his third wife Euphrasie MELANÇON of St. Martin Parish. Educated in primary schools of St. Martin Parish & at St. Charles College, Grand Coteau. Established mercantile business at Queue Tortue settlement on Bayou Queue de Tortue, Lafayette Parish, early 1850s (several miles south of present-day Rayne, Acadia Parish). Married, age 30, Susanne CHACHERE, daughter of Félix Veillon CHACHERE & Marie Eloise LAVERGNE of St. Landry Parish, 15 Nov 1860, St. Charles Catholic Church, Grand Coteau; 4 children. A merchant, living in Lafayette Parish, when he enlisted in Company F, 27 Mar 62, Opelousas, age 31 (Booth says age 28). Present to Dec 62, promoted 3Cpl., 24 Apr 62, reduced to ranks, 8 Jul 62, no reason given. Absent Jan-Feb 63, sick, no place given. Present Feb-Oct 63. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Rappahannock Station, VA, 7 Nov 63, paroled until exchanged, Point Lookout, MD, 9 Mar 64. Perrin, p. 253, says: "Being more fortunate than many of his fellow prisoners, Mr. BERNARD was in possession of sufficient means to bribe those in charge [of the POW camp], and consequently did not suffer the hardships common to prison life." Memorial Hall record card, Jun 1903, says, POW, 7 Nov 63-1 May 64, "Furloughed and Went Home." Reported as AWOL since 20 Apr 64. Perrin, W. H., pp. 253-54, adds: "After his release from imprisonment he returned home and did not reenter into active service," so he essentially deserted his unit. End-of-war POW paroled Washington, 16 Jun 65. Merchant & planter, Queue de Tortue/Pouppeville/Rayne, St. Landry/Acadia Parish, after the War. First mayor of incorporated town of Rayne, 1883-86. Elected to state House of Representatives from Acadia Parish, 1888. Died 25 Feb 1919, probably Rayne, age 88. Buried St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Rayne; his UCV grave marker calls him Joseph D. BERNARD; his family gravestone calls him J. D. BERNARD & provides death date used here. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 1:176: J. Damonville BERNARD. CSRC, Index: J. Damonville BERNARD. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, CD, 2C:54, 6:41, 116: Joseph Damonville BERNARD. Perrin, W. H., SW La., pt.2:253-54: Hon. Joseph D. BERNARD. // Brother-in-law of Joseph & Théogene CHACHERE of this company. // [photo]
BERTRAND, Auguste. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
BOUTTE, Alcide B. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Flat Town [Ville Platte]. Occup. sugar boiler. Age 25 at en. Single. En. 27 Mar 62, Opelousas. WIA [Port Republic, VA], 9 Jun 62. Disabl. by wds. Disch. for disabil., 23 Jul 62. (B1:67b)
*+BOUTTE, Louis L. Pvt. B. LA. Occup. merchant. Age 34 at en. Married. En. 27 Mar 62, Opelousas. Pres. thur Apr 62. Cap. Winchester, Va, 2 Jun 62. POW [?]. Sep-Dec 62: Abs. sick in LA. Pres. Jan-Aug 63. Sep-Oct 63: MWIA, Raccoon Ford, VA, [n.d]. Mem. Hall: POW fr May 62-Aug 63. (B1:67b)
CARRIERE, Francois C. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
CARRIERE, Louis. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
*CHACHERE, Alexander B. Pvt, Ord Sgt. Born 7 Mar 1842, St. Landry Parish. Son of Beaurepaire Prosper CHACHERE & Alexandrine Eugenie LAVERGNE of St. Landry Parish. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:303: Alexander B. CHACHERE. CSRC, Index: Alexander B. CHACHERE. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 4:95: Alexandre CHACHERE. // Served also in Company I, 3rd (Harrison's) Regiment Cavalry. // Brother of Théodore CHACHERE of Company I, 26th Regiment Infantry. First cousin of Joseph & Théogene CHACHERE of this company.
CHACHERE, Joseph. Pvt. Born 16 Jan 1834, St. Landry Parish. Son of Félix Veillon CHACHERE & Marie Eloise LAVERGNE of St. Landry Parish. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:303: Joseph CHACHERE. CSRC, Index: Joseph CHACHERE, Joseph Chachire. // Served also in Company I, 3rd (Harrison's) Regiment Cavalry. // Brother of Théogene CHACHERE, first cousin of Alexander B. CHACHERE, & brother-in-law of Joseph Damonville BERNARD of this company. // [photo]
CHACHERE, Théogene. Pvt. Born 19 Dec 1835, St. Landry Parish. Son of Félix Veillon CHACHERE & Marie Eloise LAVERGNE of St. Landry Parish. Married Mary GUIDRY. Died 1919, age 84. Buried St. Landry Catholic Cemetery, Opelousas; family grave marker provides his birth & death years & his wife's name. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:303. CSRC, Index. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 3:137. // Also Assistant Surgeon, General Staff. // Brother of Joseph CHACHERE, first cousin of Alexander B. CHACHERE, & brother-in-law of Joseph Damonville BERNARD of this company. // [photo]
*DARDEAU, Louis Edouard. Pvt. Called Edouard. Born 29 Dec 1844, St. Landry Parish. Son of Edouard Alphonse Ferdinand DARDEAU & his second wife Louise Lodoiska ROLLIN of St. Landry Parish. A clerk, single, resident of Flat Town [Ville Platte], when he enlisted in Company F, 27 Mar 62, Opelousas, age 17 [Booths says 20]. On report of sick & wounded, Camp Buchanan, VA, Mar 62, discharged on surgeon's certificate, 13 Mar 62. Absent, sent to general hospital, no place given, Apr 62. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Woodstock, VA, 3 Jun 62, transferred to Fort Delaware, DE, no date given, sent from Fort Delaware & exchanged, Aikens Landing, VA, 5 Aug 62. Present thru Aug 62. Present Sep 62-Feb 63. WIA, Mary's Hill[sic], VA, 4 May 63. Absent, wounded, Sep-Oct 63, furloughed for 34 days to Woodville, MS, 24 Oct 63, went home, disabled, Oct 63. No further record in Booth. Married (1)Sedonie GUILLORY, probably Ville Platte, late 1860s. Married, age 31, (2)Clara REED, daughter of William REED & Julie GARAND, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Ville Platte, 27 Jan 1876. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:535: Edouard DARDEAU. CSRC, Index: Edouard DARDEAU. Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 4:121, CD: Edouard DARDEAU, Edward DARDEAU, Louis Edouard DARDEAU.
*DAVID, Edmund. Pvt. [En. n.d.,n.p.] POW cap. Spotsylvania C.H., [VA], 12 May 64. Sent to Aikens Landing, VA, for exch. fr Camp Lookout, MD, 29 Oct 64. [NER/NFR.] (B1:543)
*DAVID, Jules. Pvt. Born 16 Mar 1840, St. Landry Parish. Son of Jean Baptiste DAVID & Marguerite Elmire BREAUX of St. Landry Parish. Res. Opelousas. Occup. clerk. Age 22 at en. Single. En. 27 Mar 62, Opelousas. Late Dec 61-late Aug 62: Abs. sick in gen. hosp., [n.p.]. WIA & cap. Antietam, MD, 17 Sep 62. On prl. of POW, Prv. Mar., Army of the Potomac, 27 Sep 62. Adm. U.S. Gen. Hosp., Frederick, MD, 15 Oct 62. Sent to Gen. Hosp., Ft. McHenry, MD, 18 Oct 62. Prl. Ft. McHenry, [n.d.]. Sent to Fortress[sic] Monroe, VA, for exch., [n.d.]. Exch. Aikens Landing, VA, 10 Nov 62. Nov 62-Dec 63: Abs. Wd. at Sharpsburg, [MD], 17 Sep 62, about 1 Nov 62 went to LA on furl. of 30 days, where he is now. POW prl. Washington, LA, 17 Jun 65. Mem. Hall: Severely wd. Sharpsburg. Furl. Went home, where he is now [?] disabl. Married Mare Laperle, called Laperle, daughter of Jean Baptiste BREAUX and Madeleine GUIDRY, at Grand Coreau in Apr 1869. Died 18 Sep 1892, age 52. Buried Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery, Church Point. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:544-45. Hebert, D., Southwest LA Records, 3:173. // Older brother of Lucius B. DAVID of this company. // [photo]
DAVID, Lucius B. Pvt. Born 16 Jul 1844, St. Landry Parish. Son of Jean Baptiste DAVID & Marguerite Elmire BREAUX of St. Landry Parish. Res. Opelousas. Occup. clerk. Age 17 at en. Single. En. 26 Jun 61, New Orleans. Pres. to Dec 63. WIA, [Cedar Creek, VA], 19 Oct 64. Apr-late Aug 64 (dated 3 Nov 64): Abs. wd. since 19 Oct 64. POW prl. Washington, LA, 17 Jun 65. [NER.] Mem. Hall record says: Good soldier. Buried Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery, Church Point; his UCV marker reverses his first & last names, "DAVID Lucius." Married Agnès, daughter of Jean BAROUSSE and Caroline FONTENOT, at Church Point, Jul 1869. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:545: Lucius DAVID. Hebert, D., Southwest LA Records, 4:123: Lucius B. DAVID. // Younger brother of Jules DAVID of this company. // [photo]
DEJEAN, Albert. CPT. // CSRC, Index.
DEMAREST, James A. Pvt. // CSRC, Index: James A. Demaret.
ESTILETTE, Ernest L. Pvt. Buried St. Peter Catholic Cemetery, Carencro. // CSRC, Index. // [photo]
*+FISETTE, Louis. Pvt. Born c.1823, Canada. Brother of Pierre Marcille FISETTE, originally of Montreal, Canada, who settled in St. Landry Parish? A farmer, married, living near Bayou Chicot, St. Landry Parish (present-day Evangeline Parish), when he enlisted in Company F, Camp Moore, 23 Jun 61, age 38. Present to 31 Dec 61. On roll 31 Dec 61-30 Apr 62, absent, sent to hospital in Richmond, VA. On roll 30 Apr-30 Aug 62, taken prisoner, 2 Jun 62. On U.S. POW list, undated, paroled Winchester, VA, Jun 62. On roll Sep-Oct 62, absent, taken prisoner May 62, no place given, paroled & not yet exchanged. POW, May-Aug 62, no place given. Absent Nov-Dec 62, LA hospital, Richmond. Detailed hospital nurse, Richmond, Aug 62-Feb 63. Present Feb 63. Absent, sick, no place given, 28 Feb-11 Aug 63. Present 30 Aug-Dec 63. KIA, "in a skirmish," probably Wilderness, VA, 6 May 64, age 40 or 41. // Booth, La. Confed. Soldiers, 2:848. CSRC, Index. // Uncle of Rosamond FISETTE of this company, & Jean Pierre FISETTE of Company K, 29th (Thomas') Regiment Infantry?
**FISETTE, Rosamond. Pvt. Cpl. Sgt. Born c.1840, probably St. Landry Parish. Son of Pierre Marcille FISETTE, originally of Montreal, Canada, & Josephine ROY of St. Landry Parish. A stage driver, single, living in Opelousas, when he enlisted in Company F, 23 Jun 61, Camp Moore, age 21. Present to Oct 63, promoted to Cpl., 1 Oct 63. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Rappahannock Station, VA, 7 Nov 63, received at Point Lookout, MD, from Washington, DC, 11 Nov 63, paroled until exchanged, Point Lookout, 10 Mar 64, received at City Point, VA, 15 Mar 64. On U.S. POW rolls, captured Winchester, VA, 19 Sep 64, received at Point Lookout from Harpers Ferry, WV, 26 Sep 64, paroled Point Lookout, 18 Feb 65, exchanged at Boulwares & Cox's Wharf, James River, VA, 20-21 Feb 65. No date for promotion to Sgt. No further record in Booth. Not in Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles. Married, age 28, Adélaïde CHAUTIN, Arnaudville, 27 Apr 1868; at least 11 children. Buried St. Francis Regis Catholic Cemetery, Arnaudville; his UCV grave marker calls him Rosamond FISETTE. // Booth, La. Confed. Soldiers, 2:848: Rosamond FISETTE, the name used here. CSRC, Index; Rosamond FISETTE. Hebert, D. Southwest La. Records, CD, 3:240: Rosaimond FISETTE, Rosemond FISETTE, Rosemund FISETTE, Rozemond FISETTE. // Brother of Jean Pierre FISETTE, Company K, 29th (Thomas') Regiment Infantry. Nephew of Louis FISETTE of this company? // [photo]
FONTENOT, Alexander J. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
FONTENOT, Denis. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
*+FONTENOT, Hypolite O. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
+FONTENOT, Rodolphe. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
+FONTENOT, Theophile. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
FORET [Faures, Forest], Geraud [Gerard, Jerau]. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Flat Town [Ville Platte]. Occup. farmer. Age 25 at en. Married. En. 30 Mar 62, Opelousas. To late Apr 62: Abs. Sent to hosp., [n.p.]. Pres. late Apr 62-Feb 63. Late Feb-Aug 63: Abs. Brig. teamster. Aug-Dec 63: Pres. Det. svc., Q.M. Dept. Teamster. Pres. late Apr-Oct 64. Prl. Appomattox C.H., VA, 9 Apr 65. (B1:896) Wilson & Nine, Appomattox Paroles,101: Geraud FORET.
xFORET [Forest, Forry], Oneil [O.]. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Flat Town [Ville Platte], St. Landry Par. Occup. farmer. Age 16 at en. Single. En. 23 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Feb 62. Remustered for the war, 11 Feb 62. To late Apr 62: Left for LA on 30 days’ furl., 14 Feb 62. Has not since ret. Late Apr-late Aug 62: Abs. sick in LA. Sep-Oct 62: Abs. Went home on furl. in Feb 62. Was left there sick. Jan-May 63: Abs. sick in LA. May-late Aug 63: AWOL since Apr 62. Sep-Oct 63: Des. 1 Apr 62. POW prl. Washington, LA, 22 Jun 65. [NER.] Mem Hall: Went home on furl., Feb 62, where he remained. (B1:895, 899)
FRUGÉ, Ernest. Pvt. Not in CSRC, Index. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:936.
FRUGÉ, Lastie. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
FRUGÉ, Ulysse. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
GUIDRY, Edmund P. Pvt. 3Sgt. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Opelousas. Occup. farmer. Age 22 at en. Single. En. 3 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Apr 62. Appt. fr Pvt. to 3Sgt., 24 Apr 62. WIA, Winchester, VA, 25 May 62. May-Aug 62: Abs. in gen. hosp., [n.p.], wd. Winchester, 25 May 62. Sep-Oct 62: Abs. Wd. at Winchester, 25 May 62. Was Sgt. to 8 Sep 62. Nov-Dec 62: Wd. Winchester, disabl. Jan-Feb 63: Disch. & final statement given, 4 Feb 63. (B2:125-6)
GUILLORY, Alcibiade. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
GUILLORY, Arcade. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
GUILLORY, Aristile. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
GUILLORY, Damas. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
GUILLORY, Octave. Pvt. // CSRC, Index. // Same O.G. as in Company K, 18th Regiment Infantry?
*HEBERT, Maurice. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Lake Charles. Occup. farmer. Age 19 at en. Single. En. 15 Apr 62, Richmond, VA. To late Aug 62: Abs. sick at gen. hosp., [n.p.]. Sep-Oct 62: Abs. Was left nr. Manassas, VA, sick, 30 Aug 62. Pres. Nov 62-May 63. May-Aug 63: Abs. sick since 1 Jun 63. Pres. Sep-Dec 63. To late Aug 64: Abs. Missing since 22 Sep 64. POW cap. Harrisburg, [?], 23 Sep 64. Sent to Point Lookout, MD, fr Harpers Ferry, WV, 4 Oct 64. Prl. Point Lookout until exch., 18 Feb 65. Exch. Boulwares & Coxes Wharf, James River, VA, 20-21 Feb 65. [NFR.] (B2:249)
HENRY, Benjamin. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Bayou Chicot. Occup. farmer. Age 20 at en. Single. En. 28 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Jul-Dec 61: Sent to Culpeper Gen. Hosp., 10 Jul 61. Pres. Dec 61-Feb 63. Feb-May 63: Abs. WIA, Marye’s Hill, [Fredericksburg], VA, 4 May 63. May 63-Aug 64[sic]: Abs. wd. Pres. Aug 63-Oct 64. POW prl. Appomattox C.H., VA, 10 Apr 65. (B2:272) Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles, 121: Ben. HENRY.
HENRY, Bernard. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Bayou Chicot. Occup. farmer. Age 19. Single. En. 23 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. Jul-Oct 61. Nov-Dec 61: Abs. Sent to gen. hosp., [n.p.], 18 Dec 61. Dec 61-Apr 62: Disch. for disabl., [?] Feb 62. [NFR.] (B2:273) Same B.H. as Co. B, 18th Regt. Inf.?
xHOLLIER, Charles S. Pvt. Buried St. Landry Catholic Cemetery, Opelousas. // CSRC, Index. // [photo]
LAVERGNE, Alexander J. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
LEBLEU, Arsine. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
MCBRIDE, Jules. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
PERRAULT, Arthur. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
PERRY, William F. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
RAULIN, Oscar D. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
RICHARD, John O. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Grand Coteau. Occup. clerk. Age 21at en. Single. En. 23 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Oct 61. Nov-Dec 61: Abs. Sent to gen. hosp., [n.p.], 20 Nov 61. Re-en. 11 Feb 62, Camp Carondelet, VA. To late Apr 62: Disch. Paid to 31 Dec 61. Mem. Hall: Prm. to LT in 26th Regt. Inf., [?] Mar 62. See Co. E, 26th Regt. Inf. (B3:304)
ROBIN, Theodose S. Pvt. // CSRC, Index. // Served also in Company K, 29th (Thomas') Regiment Infantry as 2LT.
ROUSSEAU, Louis. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
*ROY, Louis. Pvt. Cpl. B. LA. Res. Opelousas. Occup. clerk. Age 23 at en. Married. En. 23 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Dec 63. Appt. Cpl., 1 Feb 64. Late Apr-late Aug 64: Abs. MIA since 22 Sep 64. POW cap. Strasburg, VA, 22 Sep 64. Fwd. to Point Lookout, MD, fr Harpers Ferry, WV, 3 Oct 64. Prl. Point Lookout & trfr. for exch., [n.d.]. Exch. Coxes Landing, James River, VA, 14-15 Feb 65. [NFR.] Mem. Hall: POW fr 22 Sep 64-[?] Mar 65. A good & willing soldier. (B3:407-8)
SANDOZ, Leonce. Pvt. // CSRC, Index. // Served also in King's Battery.
SOILEAU, Antoine. Pvt. Born LA. A farmer, married, resident of Flat Town [Ville Platte], when he enlisted in Company F, 23 Jun 61, Camp Moore, age 42! Absent Aug-Dec 61, sent to general hospital, no place given, 27 Aug 61. On report, Feb 62, Camp Carondelet, discharged 12 Feb 62, "general disability," probably because of his age. // Booth, La. Confed. Soldiers, 3(2):644: Antoine Soilleau. CSRC, Index: Antoine Soilleau.
SOILEAU, Aristide. Pvt. // CSRC, Index: Aristide Soilleau. // Same A.S. as in Company I, 1st Regiment Heavy Artillery?
SOILEAU, Benoit. Pvt. // CSRC, Index: Benoit Soilleau.
SMITH, Alexander J. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, Claiborne. Sgt. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, David. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
TATE, Adam. Pvt. // CSRC, Index. // Served also in Company K, Crescent Regiment Infantry.
TAYLOR, E. Sumpter. CPT. // CSRC, Index.
TAYLOR, Henderson B. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
TAYLOR, Jewell J. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
TAYLOR, John. 1LT. // CSRC, Index.
TAYLOR, John Arthur. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
TAYLOR, Simon H. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
VIDRINE, Theodule A. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
71 Co. F, 8th Inf.
Individuals from non-Cajun families, CSRC Index
| ABBOTT, John. Hosp. Stwd. | ALLEN, James D. Pvt. | |||
| 2 |
Company G (Minden Blues, Lewis's, Sims's, Webb's)
Claiborne
HARDY, Jesse F. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
HARDY, William T. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
HAMILTON, Everard J. 2LT. // CSRC, Index.
LYONS, John C. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
MILLER, George W. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
MILLER, Isaiah. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
RODRIGUEZ, Raymond. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, George W. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, John T. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, Robert A. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
10 Co. G, 8th Inf.
Individuals from non-Cajun families, CSRC Index
| ALLUMS, Asa. Pvt. | ||||
| 1 |
Company H (Cheneyville Rifles, Keary’s)
Rapides
BERWICK, David. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
BOUDREAUX, Joseph. Pvt. Res. Avoyelles. Cmplx. dark. Hair dark. Eyes blue. 5’ 7". Age 34. En. 19 Jun 61, New Orleans. Pres. to Feb 63. May-Aug 63: Abs. wd. since 4 May 63 [WIA, Salem Church, VA]. Pres. Aug 63-Nov 64. POW prl. Appomattox C.H., VA, 9 Apr 65. // Booth, La. Confed. Soldiers, 1:56: Joseph Boudro. Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles, 60: Joseph Boudro.
CALLIGAN, Louis. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
CHARRIER, Augustin. Pvt. // CSRC, Index: Augustin Charria.
DUVAL, William E. Pvt. // CSRC, Index: William E. Duvall.
FORMAN, William. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
FREDERICK, Mathias. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
GASPARD, Jenois. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
+HEBERT, Francis. Pvt. En. 8 Mar 62, Rapides Par. To late Jun 62: Abs. sick at Charlottesville, VA, since 27 Apr 62. To late Aug 62: Dead. (B2:248)
JOHNSON, Frank B. Sgt. // CSRC, Index.
JOHNSON, Isaac. Cpl. // CSRC, Index.
ROBERT, Edward J. Cpl. // CSRC, Index.
ROBERT, Samuel H. 1Sgt. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, R. H. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
SUAREZ, Antoine. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
15 Co. H, 8th Inf.
Individuals from non-Cajun families, CSRC Index
| ALLISON, Robert. Pvt. | ||||
| 1 |
Company I (Rapides Invincibles, Crandall’s, Johnson’s)
Rapides
ADAMS, Frank. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
ADAMS, Henry W. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
ADAMS, T. Jefferson. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
DUFFEL, Martin V. B. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
GARCIA, Juan. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
+HEBERT [Ebert], Joseph. Pvt. B. LA. Single. En. 4 Mar 62, Alexandria. Late Feb-late Aug 62: D. in hosp., [n.p.], [?] Apr 61[sic]. (B1:750)
HERNANDEZ, Jose A. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
HERNANDEZ, Peter M. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
JOHNSON, William K. CPT. // CSRC, Index.
LACOUR, Pierre. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
LOPEZ, Clem. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
LUC, P. Sgt. // CSRC, Index.
RACHAL, N. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
SANCHEZ, Herman. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, John D. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
TAYLOR, John T. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
16 Co. I, 8th Inf.
Individuals from non-Cajun families, CSRC Index
| ANDERSON, James. Pvt. | ||||
| 1 |
Company K (Phoenix Company, Nicholls’s, St. Martin’s, Sims’s)
Ascension
ACHEE, Jean Leopold. Sgt, Pvt.
Called Leopold. Born 11 Feb 1839, Ascension Parish.
Baptized 15 Jun 1839, Ascension Catholic Church, Donaldsonville. Son of Jean Pierre ACHEE & Rosalie AYRAUD.
Married, age 19, Marie Adolphine, daughter Jean Baptiste PITRE & Matilde Adélaïde MARSE, 18 Jan 1859, St.
Philomena Catholic Church, Labadieville. A farmer, single, resident of Assumption Parish, when he enlisted in Company K, 19 Jun 61,
**AUCOIN [Ancoin], Octave [O.]. Pvt. B. & res. Assumption Par. Occup. clerk. Age 22 at en. Single. En. 9 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Oct 63. POW cap. Rappahannock, VA, 7 Nov 63. Rcd. Point Lookout, MD, fr Washington, DC, 11 Nov 63. Prl. for exch. Point Lookout, 10 Mar 64. Rcd. City Point, VA, 15 Mar 64. POW cap. nr. Strasburg [Cedar Creek], VA, 19 Oct 64. Sent to Harpers Ferry, WV, 23 Oct 64. Fwd. to Point Lookout, MD, 25 Oct 64. Prl. Point Lookout & trfr. for exch. to James River, VA, 14-15 Feb 65. [NFR.] (B1:57a, 88a)
*AUCOIN, R. Pvt. [En. n.d.,n.p.] POW cap. Strasburg [Cedar Creek], VA, 19 Oct 64. Rcd. James River, VA, fr Point Lookout, MD, for exch., 10 Feb 65. [NER/NFR.] (B1:88a)
+BABIN, Joseph. Pvt. Res. Donaldsonville. Age 19. Single. En. 12 Mar 62, Donaldsonville. KIA, Winchester, VA, 25 May 62. (B1:97a)
+BABIN, Joseph Numa. Pvt. Called Numa. Born 9 Feb 1838, Ascension Parish. Baptized 27 Mar 1838, Ascension Catholic Church, Donaldsonville. Son of Hubert BABIN & Marie Eugénie BABIN of Ascension Parish. Married, age 21, Elmire Zoé, daughter of Jacques BUJOLE & Lisa Elmire GAUDIN, 28 Jun 1859, Ascension Catholic Church, Donaldsonville. Resident of Donaldsonville, single (actually married), when he enlisted in Company K, 17 Mar 62, Donaldsonville, age 24. Present to Aug 62. Sep-Oct 62: AWOL since 18 Sep 62. Paid at hospital, Richmond, VA. Present Nov 62-Feb 63. MWIA near Fredericksburg, VA, 4 May 63. Died 5 May 63. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 1:98: Joseph Numa BABIN. BRDR, 5(rev.): 40; 9: 28: Joseph Numa BABIN.
+BLANCHARD, Pierre. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Assumption [Par.]. Occup. farmer. Age 20. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Dec 61. D. Culpeper, VA, 5 Apr 62. (B1:7b)
BLOUIN, Theophile. Sgt. // CSRC, Index.
+BREAUX, Joseph Amand. Pvt. Called Amand. Born 19 Jun 1839, Ascension Parish. Son of Augustin BREAUX & Eglantine ROUSSEAU of Ascesion Parish. A farmer, single, resident of Assumption Parish, when he enlisted in Company K, 19 Jun 61, age 23[sic], Camp Moore, LA. Present to Oct 61. Nov-Dec 61: Absent sick, Richmond, VA, since 28 Nov 61. Present late Dec 61-late Jun 62. KIA, Malvern Hill, VA, 1 Jul 62. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:96: Armand BRAUD. BRDR, 5(rev.):112 (ASC-6, 355): Joseph Armand BRAUD. Brother of Sgt. Justinien BREAUX of this company.
+BREAUX, Joseph Justinien. Pvt. Sgt. Called Justinien. Born 16 Apr 1841, Ascension Parish. Son of Augustin BREAUX & Eglantine ROUSSEAU of Ascesion Parish. A farmer, single, when he enlisted in Company K, 19 Jun 61, age 24[sic], Camp Moore, LA. Present to Jul 63. Promoted to Sgt. 1 Apr 63. Missing in action, Gettysburg, PA, 2 Jul 63. Supposedly killed in action. Memorial Hall record says: KIA, Gettysburg. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:96: Justinien BRAUD. BRDR, 6:114 (ASC-6, 396): Joseph Justinien BRAUD. Brother of Amand BREAUX of this company.
BUJOLE, J. Edmond. Pvt. Cpl. Sgt. Born Ascension Parish, c1838. Son of Edmond BUJOLE, fils & his first wife Marie Ethelvina BLANCHARD of Ascension Parish. Married Hermina, daughter of Henri BRUGERE & Rosalie MELANÇON, 21 Oct 1857, Ascension Catholic Church, Donaldsonville. Daughter Clothilde Ethelvina born 3 Jun 1860 & died 5 Nov 1860, Ascension Parish. Daughter Marie Eve born 4 Oct 1861, Ascension Parish. A 25-year-old farmer & resident of Donaldsonville when he enlisted in Company K, 17 Mar 62, Donaldsonville. May-Aug 62: absent sick, no place given. Son Joseph Adam born 14 Sep 1862, Ascension Parish. Present Sep-Dec 62. Jan-May 63: absent sick, Lynchburg, VA, since 23 Jan 63, Cpl. since 1 Apr 63. Present May-Dec 63, promoted Sgt., 18 Jul 63. Apr-late Aug 64: absent sick, Lynchburg since [no date given]. No further record in Booth. Son Pierre Gustave born 30 Aug 1865, Ascension Parish. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:176: Edmond Beyole, J. Edmond BUJOLE. BRDR, 8:120, 9:106, 10:112, 113: Edmond Bujol, J. E. Bujol, Joseph Ed. Bujol, Joseph Edmond Bujol, Joseph Edouard Bujol.
CHAMPAGNE, Desire. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
+CHIASSON, Adrien Charles. Pvt. Born c1834, LA. A laborer, married, living in Donaldsonville, when he enlisted in Company K, Donaldsonville, 17 Mar 62, age 28. Company roll to 30 Jun 62: "Died in Richmond, VA, ____62." Record copied by U.S. War Department, June 1903, from Memorial Hall, New Orleans: "Died in Hospl. at Culpepper, VA, May ___, 1862. Recruit." Buried Oakwood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, gravesite AK 154. // Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 2:326: Adrien Chasson, A. Charles CHIASSON. Litterst, Oakwood Cemetery, 26: A. Chisson. // [photo]
COMES, Charles L. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
DAIGLE, A. Pvt. [En. n.d.,n.p.] POW prl. Appomattox C.H., 10 Apr 65. [NER.] (B1:518) Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles, 85.
DAIGLE [Degle], Rosemond [Rose]. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Assumption Par. Occup. carpenter. Cmplx. dark. Hair dark. Eyes dark. 5’ 4". Age 34. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Dec 61. Late Dec 61-late Jun 62: Abs. sick since 20 Mar 62 at Huguenot Springs, [VA]. Pres. Jul-Aug 62. Sep 62-May 63: Abs. Detl. in Corps Sappers & Miners since Aug 62. May-Dec 63: Abs. Detl. in Ord. Corps, Early’s Div. Pres. Apr-Nov 64. POW prl. Appomattox C.H., VA, 9 Apr 65. POW prl., rpd., & regis., Napoleonville, 1 Nov 65. (B1:520) // Not in Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles.
DUFFEL, Frederick. 1LT. // CSRC, Index.
DUFFEL, John E. Asst. Surg. See Field & Staff.
DUFFEL, Leonse. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
+DUPLESSIS, Pierre N. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
GARCIA, Joseph. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
*GAUDIN, Amand. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Donaldsonville. Occup. mason. Age 18. Single. En. 5 Feb 62, Camp Carondelet, VA, substitute for R. L. Lugh. To late Jun 62: Abs. at White Hall, [VA?], since 11 Jun 62. [NER.] Aug-Oct 62: Abs. sick, Middleburg, VA, since 29 Aug 62. Prl. POW, Prv. Mar. Gen., Army of the Potomac, camp nr Warrenton, VA, 9 Nov 62. Rcd. City Point, VA, 18 Nov 62, & exch. Pres. Nov 62-Feb 63. MIA, [Fredericksburg, VA,] 4 May 63. POW cap. Fredericksburg, 3 May 63. Sent to Prv. Mar. Gen., Army of the Potomac, 5 May 63. Trfr. to Ft. Delaware, DE, 7 May 63. Prl. Ft. Delaware, [n.d.]. Exch. City Point, 23 May 63. Late May-late Aug 63: AWOL since 3 May 63. Said to be sick at Richmond, VA. Sep-Oct 63: Abs. or pres. not stated. POW cap. Rappahannock Station, VA, 7 Nov 63. Sent fr [Old Capitol Prison?] Washington, DC, to Point Lookout, MD, 11 Nov 63. Prl. 10 Mar 64, [Point Lookout?], until exch. Rcd. City Point, VA, 15 Mar 64, & exch. Mem. Hall: AWOL since Mar 64. [NFR.] (B1:986)
*GAUDIN, Theophile. Pvt. En. 17 Sep 63, Enterprise, MS. To late Oct 63: Recruited fr enemy’s lines in LA. POW cap. Rappahannock Bridge, VA, 7 Nov 63. Fwd. to Point Lookout, MD, fr Old Capitol Prison, Washington, DC, 11 Nov 63. Prl. Point Lookout, 10 Mar 64, until exch. Rcd. City Point, VA, 15 Mar 64. [NFR.] (B1:987)
+GAUTREAUX [Gautreau], Joseph. Pvt. B. LA. Res. New Orleans. Occup. farmer. Age 23 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. Jul-Dec 61. KIA before Richmond [Gaines’ Mill], VA, 27 Jun 62. (B1:990)
xGIROIR [Girois], Desire. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Assumption [Par.]. Occup. farmer. Age 24 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. Jul-Oct 61. Nov 61-Aug 62: Abs. Sick at Richmond, VA, since 26 Dec 61. Sep-Oct 62: AWOL. Disch. for duty fr Lynchburg Hosp., 16 Sep 62. Pres. Nov 62-Feb 63. Feb-May 63: Abs. Missing since [?] May 63. POW cap. Fredericksburg, 3 May 63. Prl. to go N., [n.d.]. Fwd. to Washington, 3 May 63. On list n.d. of rebel POWs who have rpd. at Prv. Mar.’s Office, Washington, DC, & had oath of alleg. administered to them, 29 Apr 63 [sic]. May-Aug 63: Abs. Des. Cap. nr Fredericksburg, VA, 3 May 63. Took oath of alleg. to U.S. Govt. [NFR.] (B2:31)
+GIROIR [Girois, Giron], Honore [H.]. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Assumption [Par.]. Occup. farmer. Age 35 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. Jul-Dec 61. Dec 61-late Jun 62: Abs. sick at Lynchburg since 20 Jun 62. Pres. Jul 62-May 63. May-late Aug 63: Abs. Wd. Gettysburg, PA, 1 Jul 63, now at Richmond, VA. Sep-Oct 63: Abs. or pres. not stated. Nov-Dec 63: Abs. Cap. by enemy, Rappahannock, Bridge, VA, 7 Nov 63. Mem. Hall: KIA, Rappahannock, [VA], 7 Nov 63. (B2:31)
GOMEZ, John. Pvt. // CSRC, Index: John Gomes.
HEBERT [Herbert], R. A. Pvt. [En. n.d.,n.p.] POW cap. Donaldsonville, 25 Mar 65. Trfr. to Red River Landing for exch. fr New Orleans, 7 Apr 65. [NER/NFR.] (B2:280)
+LANOUX [Lanoix], Victor. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Donaldsonville. Occup. clerk. Age 19 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. Jul-Aug 61. Sep-Oct 61: Abs. sick, Richmond, VA, w/lv. Pres. Nov 61-late Jun 62. Jul-Aug 62: Abs. w/lv. since 9 Aug 62. Pres. Sep-Dec 62. Jan-Feb 63: Abs. sick since [?] 62. Late Feb-May 63: Abs. sick, Lynchburg, VA, since 23 Jan 63. May-Aug 63: Abs. sick, Lynchburg, since 1 Jun 63. Accidentally shot himself. Pres. Aug-Oct 63. Nov-Dec 63: AWOL in Lynchburg since 8 Nov 63. Late Apr-late Aug 64: Abs. MIA since battle of Winchester, VA, 19 Sep 64. Mem. Hall: KIA, Winchester, 19 Sep 64. (B2:656)
LE BLANC, Amedee. Pvt. Cpl. Sgt. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Donaldsonville, Ascension Par. Occup. cooper. Cmplx. dark. Hair black. Eyes dark. 5’ 6". Age 26 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Oct 61. Nov-Dec 61: Abs. Appt. Cpl. by S.O. No. 115, vice Pugh, disch., 7 Dec 61. Pres. late Dec 61-Oct 64. Sgt. by prm. since 1 Apr 63. Red. to ranks, 4 Jun 63. POW prl. Appomattox C.H., VA, 10 Apr 65. Age 30. (B2:690) Nine & Wilson, Appomattox Paroles, 143: Sgt.
LE BLANC, Joseph R. Pvt. B. LA. Res. Assumption Par. Occup. carpenter. Age 26 at en. Married. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Oct 61. Nov-Dec 61: Abs. sick, Richmond, VA, since 21 Dec 61. Late Dec 61-late Jun 62: Disch. for disabl., about [?] Feb 6[2]. [NFR.] (B2:695)
MARCHAND, Alexandre. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
MARCHAND, Joseph. Pvt. // CSRC, Index. // Same J.M. as in Company E, 29th (Thomas') Regiment Infantry?
*MARTIN, E. L. Sgt. [En. n.d.,n.p.] POW cap. Rappahannock, VA, 7 Nov 63. Sent to City Point, VA, fr Point Lookout, MD, for exch., 10 Mar 64. [NER/NFR.] (B2:889)
MARTIN, William Whitmell [W. Whitmel]. Jr/2LT. B. 1840, LA. Son of Robert C. MARTIN & Mary W. PUGH of Bertie County, NC, & Assumption Parish. Res. Assumption Par. Occup. lawyer. Age 21 at en. Single. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Oct 61. Nov-Dec 61: Abs. sick, Richmond, since 14 Dec 61. Elected 2LT, date unknown. Resig. Dec 61. Mem. Hall: Prm. MAJ, 28th [actually 26th] LA. Vols. Was KIA, Vicksburg. // Booth, La. Confed. Soldiers, 3(1):900: W. Whitmel MARTIN, William Whitmel MARTIN. Krick, Lee's Colonels, 406: William Whitmel MARTIN; source of his birth year. // Also served in Company C as CPT & F&S as MAJ, 26th Regiment Infantry.
*MELANCON, Prosper. Pvt. B. Canada. Res. Donaldsonville. Occup. cooper. En. 19 Jun 61, Camp Moore. Pres. to Dec 61. To late Jun 62: AWOL. Supposed cap. in Valley, VA, 2 Jun 62. POW cap. Winchester, VA, 4 Jun 62. Exch. Aikens Landing, VA, 5 Aug 62. Pres. late Aug 62-May 63. To late Aug 63: Abs. sick, Selma, AL, since [?] May 63. Sep-Dec 63: AWOL fr Selma in LA. Said to be in 2nd LA Cav. [NFR.] (B2:942)
MOLLERE, Arthur. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
NAVARRE, Adam. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
PERTUIT, Joseph. Pvt. // CSRC, Index: Joseph Pertius.
SANCHEZ, Eugene. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, David. Cook. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, Doddridge. 2LT. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, J. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
SMITH, Joseph C. Pvt. // CSRC, Index.
TAYLOR, Thomas. Cpl. // CSRC, Index.
+TEMPLET, Adolphe. Pvt. Died of his injuries [foot crushed in a railroad accident] at Camp Pickens, Manassas Junction, VA, in Aug 61, a month after the battle there, age 21. // CSRC, Index.
VERRET, Numa. Pvt. // CSRC, Index. // Served also in Company B, 1st Regiment Heavy Artillery.
46 Co. K, 8th Inf.
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