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The Generals of LouisianaLouisiana produced a large share of high ranking military officials during the Civil War. Many of them had been educated at West Point, and were U. S. Army officers when the war broke out. Most switched sides.This book contains an alphabetical list of the men who were generals and admirals during the Civil War who had either served or lived in Louisiana. Some did both. A portrait and biography of each of the following generals is included:ADAMS, Brig. Gen. Daniel Weisger, New Orleans attorneyALLEN, Henry Watkins buried at Old State CapitalARMSTRONG, Brig. Gen. Francis C., 3rd Louisiana Inf.BAILEY, Brig. Gen. Joseph, USA engineer, Red River, etc.BANKS, Nathaniel, Gen., USA, BEAUREGARD, P.G.T. (1818-1893) New OrleansBLANCHARD, Albert Gallatin Blanchard (1810-1891) BOYD, David French, Adj. Gen. (1834-1899) LSU presidentBRAGG, Gen. Braxton (1817-1876) Louisiana Sugar PlanterBRECKINRIDGE, J.., Maj. Gen., CSA, Battle of Baton RougeBUCKNER, Simon, (1823-1914) Sentenced to LouisianaBUTLER, Major Gen. Benjamin Franklin, USA New OrleansDUNCAN, Gen. Johnson Kelly, (1827-1862)New OrleansFARRAGUT, David Glasgow (1801-1870), U.S.N AdmiralGARDNER Maj. Gen. Franklin (1823-1873) Lafayette.GIBSON, General Randall, 1st Louisiana Heavy Artillery GIRARDEY, Victor, 1st Louisiana Inf. Killed in actionGLADDEN, Brig. Gen. Adley Hogan (1810-1862)GRAY, Brig. Gen. Henry (1816-1892) Coushatta. GRAYSON Brig. Gen. John Breckenridge (1806-1861) New O'eansGRIERSON, USA, Port Hudson, Baton RougeGREEN, Brig Gen. Thomas, killed in Red River CampaignHAYS, Brig.Gen. Harry Thompson Hays, CSA (1820-1876), N. O.HEBERT Brig. Gen. Louis (1820-1901) Bayou Teche HEBERT, Brig. Gen. Paul Octave Hebert (1818-1880)HIGGINS, Governor General Edward Higgins, CSA, 1821-1875HOOD, Gen. John Bell (1831-1879) New OrleansLEE, Lt. Gen. Stephen (1833–1908) Commander, East LouisianaLIDDELL. Br. Gen. S.J. Richardson (1815-70) Catahoula ParishLOVELL, Major Gen. Mansfield, 1st LA, New OrleansMAJOR, Brig. Gen. James Patrick (1836-1877) Donaldsonville. MAURY Dabney Herndon (1822-1900) New Orleans, MOODY, Brig. Gen. Young Marshall (1822-1866) New OrleansMOORE, John Creed, Louisiana ArtilleryMOUTON, Brig. Gen. Alfred Jean Jacque, Lafayette.NICHOLLS Brg.Gen. Francis Redding Tillou (1834-1912) OCHILTREE, Thomas Peck, served in LouisianaPECK, William Raine (1818-1871) Commander of Louisiana TigersPEMBERTON, Lt. Gen. John CliffordPOLIGNAC, Prince de, Maj. Gen, Battle of MansfieldPOLK, Gen. Leonidas (1806-1864) Louisiana BishopPORTER, David, Admiral, USN, Red River CampaignPRICE, Sterling, CSA, Shreveport, 1864ROANE, Brg. Gen. John Selden, Served in LouisianaRUST, Albert, Congressman, Brig Gen. North LouisianaSCOTT Brig. Gen. Thomas Moore (1829-1876) New Orleans.SEMMES, Raphael (1809–1877) Service in New OrleansSHERMAN, Maj. Gen. WIlliam T., first president of LSUSIBLEY, General Henry, CSA, Red River campaign.SMITH Edmund Kirby (1824-1893) western Louisiana.SMITH, Martin Luther, 21st TennesseeSTAFFORD, Brig. Gen. Leroy A. (1822-1864) Cheneyville.STARKE. William Edwin, Brig. Gen., New OrleansSTEVENS, Walter Husted, Brig. Gen. (1827-67) Louisiana CorpsTAYLOR, Lt. Gen. Richard (1826-1879) First Louisiana Brigade THOMAS. Brig. Gen. Allen (1830-1907) Donaldsonville. TUCKER, William Feimster, Brig. Gen, East LouisianaTWIGGS, David Emanuel, (1790-1862) Oldest Gen.VILLEPIGUE, John Bordenave, Brig. Gen. died at Port HudsonWALKER, John G., Major General, Red River CampaignWEITZEL, General Godfrey, USA, Port Hudson, N.O, LafourcheWILLIAMS, Thomas R., USA, killed Battle of Baton RougeYORK, Zebulon, (1819-1900) Gen., Videlia Planter
