Generals of the Confederate Army, 1861-1865
Alphabetical Q to T
Field Commands listed from Brigade to Army; Chief of Bureau at Army or Department Level; Territorial Commands from Sub-District to Military Division
Quarles, William Andrew / Rains, Gabriel James / Ramseur, Stephen Dodson / Randolph, George Wythe / Ransom, Matthew Whitaker (Matt) / Ransom, Robert (Jr) / Reynolds, Alexander Welch / Reynolds, Daniel Harris / Ripley, Roswell Sabine / Roane, John Selden / Roberts, William Paul / Robertson, Beverly Holcombe / Robertson, Jerome Bonaparte / Roddey, Philip Dale / Rodes, Robert Emmett / Ross, Lawrence Sullivan / Rosser, Thomas Lafayette / Ruggles, Daniel / Rust, Albert / Sanders, John Caldwell Calhoun / Scales, Alfred Moore / Scott, Thomas Moore / Scurry, William Read / Sears, Claudius Wistar / Semmes, Paul Jones / Sharp, Jacob Hunter / Shelby, Joseph Orville / Shelley, Charles Miller / Shoup, Francis Asbury / Sibley, Henry Hopkins / Simms, James Phillip / Slack, William Yarnel / Slaughter, James Edwin / Smith, Edmund Kirby / Smith, Gustavus Woodson / Smith, James Argyle / Smith, Martin Luther / Smith, Preston / Smith, Thomas Benton / Smith, William / Smith, William Duncan / Sorrel, Gilbert Moxley / Stafford, Leroy Augustus / Starke, Peter Burwell / Starke, William Edwin / Steele, William / Steuart, George Hume / Stevens, Clement Hoffman / Stevens, Walter Husted / Stevenson, Carter Littlepage / Stewart, Alexander Peter / St John, Isaac Munroe / Stovall, Marcellus Augustus / Strahl, Otho French / Stuart, James Ewell Brown / Taliaferro, William Booth / Tappan, James Camp / Taylor, Richard / Terrill, James Barbour / Terry, William / Terry, William Richard / Thomas, Allen / Thomas, Edward Lloyd (Jr) / Tilghman, Lloyd / Toombs, Robert Augustus / Toon, Thomas Fentress / Tracy, Edward Dorr / Trapier, James Heyward / Trimble, Isaac Ridgeway / Tucker, William Feimster / Twiggs, David Emanuel / Tyler, Robert Charles
Quarles, William Andrew
Tennessee / Born 4 July 1825 Jamestown, Virginia / Died Todd, Kentucky 28 December 1893
Major PACS Assistant Adjutant-General 24 October 1861 / Colonel PACS 42nd Tennessee Infantry 28 November 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 5 September 1863 to rank from 25 August 1863 / Paroled Nashville, Tennessee 25 May 1865
CIA Fort Donelson 16 February 1862 Exchanged 30 September 1862 WIA Atlanta 28 July 1864 WIA Franklin 30 November 1864 CIA Franklin 30 18 December 1864
4th Brigade District of the Gulf September 1863-November 1863
Quarles’ Brigade Breckinridge’s Division II Corps Army of Tennessee December 1863-6 April 18
Quarles’ Brigade District of the Gulf 6 April 1864-21 May 1864
Quarles’ Brigade Walthall’s Division III Corps Army of Tennessee 21 May 1864-18 December 1864
Rains, Gabriel James
North Carolina / Born 4 June 1803 Craven, North Carolina / Died Aiken, South Carolina 6 August 1881
Cadet USMA 1 July 1822 / USMA 1 July 1827 13/38 Infantry
2nd Lieutenant USA 7th US Infantry 1 July 1827 / 1st Lieutenant USA 28 January 1834 / Captain USA 25 December 1837 / Major USA 4th US Infantry 9 March 1851 / Lieutenant-Colonel USA 5th US Infantry 5 June 1860 / Resigned USA 31 July 1861 / Colonel ACSA Infantry 16 March 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 23 September 1861 / Chief of Torpedo Service 31 October 1862-April 1865 / Bureau of Conscription 16 December 1862-25 May 1863 (inactive) / No Record of Parole
Brevet 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 July 1827 Brevet Major USA 28 April 1840
WIA Fort King, Florida 28 April 1840
1st Division Army of the Peninsula 3 October 1861-12 April 1862
Rains’ Division Army of Northern Virginia 12 April 1862-May 1862
Rains’ Division Centre Army of Northern Virginia May 1862-18 June 1862
Torpedo Bureau CSN 31 October 1862-April 1865
James River Defences 18 June 1862
Defences of Wilmington 3 September 1862-9 September 1862
Chief of Torpedo Service 31 October 1862-April 1865
Bureau of Conscription 16 December 1862-25 May 1863
Defences of Richmond 1 January 1863-July 1863 / Defences of Charleston Harbour 20 August 1863-February 1864
Defences of Mobile Bay 15 February 1864-10 May 1864
Defences of Richmond 10 May 1864-January 1865
Ramseur, Stephen Dodson
North Carolina / Born 31 May 1837 Lincolnton, North Carolina/ DOW Meadow Mills Virginia 20 October 1864
Cadet USMA 1 July 1855 / USMA 1 July 1860 14/41 Artillery
3rd US Artillery 1 July 1860 / 2nd Lieutenant USA 4th US Artillery 1 February 1861 / Resigned USA 6 April 1861 / 1st Lieutenant ACSA Artillery 16 March 1861 / Captain 10th North Carolina Militia 8 May 1861 / Major North Carolina Militia 16 May 1861 / Captain PACS Alabama Artillery May 1861 / Lieutenant-Colonel PACS 3rd North Carolina Infantry 27 May 1861 / Major PACS Artillery 20 August 1861 / Colonel PACS 49th North Carolina Infantry 12 April 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 1 November 1862 / Major-General PACS (Temporary) 31 May 1864 to rank from 1 June 1864
Brevet 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 July 1860
WIA Malvern Hill 1 July 1862 WIA Chancellorsville 3 May 1863 WIA Spotsylvania 12 May 1864 MWIA Cedar Creek 19 October 1864
Ramseur’s Brigade Rodes’ Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 8 April 1863-2 May 1863
Rodes’ Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 2 May 1863-3 May 1863
Ramseur’s Brigade Rodes’ Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 3 May 1863-12 May 1864
Iverson’s Brigade Rodes’ Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 4 July 1863-8 September 1863
Ramseur’s Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 4 June 1864-13 June 1864
Ramseur’s Division II Corps Valley District 13 June 1864-19 October 1864
I Corps Valley 19 September 1864-27 September 1864
Randolph, George Wythe
Virginia / Born 10 March 1818 Charlottesville, Virginia / Died Chancellorsville, Virginia 3 April 1867
Midshipman USN 31 March 1831 / Passed Midshipman 15 June 1837 / Resigned USN 22 July 1839 / Captain Virginia Militia Artillery 1859 / Major ACSA Artillery May 1861 / Colonel PACS June 1861 / Colonel PACS 1st Virginia Artillery September 1861 / Colonel Provisional Army of Virginia 6 December 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 12 February 1862 / Secretary of War 18 March 1862-17 November 1862 / Resigned PACS 18 December 1864 / No Record of Parole
Chief of Artillery Army of the Peninsula 3 October 1861-12 February 1862
Chief of Artillery Department of Norfolk February 1862
Ransom, Matthew Whitaker (Matt)
North Carolina / Born 8 October 1826 Warren, North Carolina / Died Garysburg, North Carolina 8 October 1904
Private PACS 1st North Carolina Militia May 1861 / Lieutenant-Colonel 1st North Carolina Militia 16 May 1861 / Colonel PACS 35th North Carolina Infantry 21 April 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 15 June 1863 to rank from 13 June 1863 / Paroled Appomattox, Virginia 9 April 1865
WIA Malvern Hill 1 July 1862 WIA Drewry’s Bluff 14 May 1864
1st Brigade R Ransom’s Division I Corps Army of Northern Virginia 3 January 1863
M W Ransom’s Brigade R Ransom’s Division Department of North Carolina and Southern Virginia July 1863
M W Ransom’s Brigade R Ransom’s Division Department of Richmond July 1863-September 1863
Ransom’s Brigade Department of North Carolina 29 November 1863
Ransom’s Brigade Pickett’s Division Department of North Carolina and Southern Virginia18 April 1864-14 May 1864
Reserve Brigade Department of North Carolina and Southern Virginia 14 May 1864-17 May 1864
Ransom’s Brigade B R Johnson’s Division Department of North Carolina and Southern Virginia 17 May 1864-19 October 1864
Ransom’s Brigade B R Johnson’s Division IV Corps Army of Northern Virginia 19 October 1864-December 1864
Ransom’s Brigade B R Johnson’s Division IV Corps Army of Northern Virginia February 1865-9 April 1865
Ransom, Robert (Jr)
North Carolina / Born 12 February 1828 Warren, North Carolina / Died New Bern, North Carolina 14 January 1892
Cadet USMA 1 September 1846 / USMA 1 July 1850 18/44 Dragoons-Cavalry
1st US Dragoons 1 July 1850 / 2nd Lieutenant USA 9 October 1851 / 1st Lieutenant USA 1st US Cavalry 3 March 1855 / Regt Adjutant 25 May 1855-17 February 1857 / Captain USA 31 January 1861 / Resigned USA 24 May 1861 / Captain ACSA Cavalry 16 March 1861 / Colonel PACS 1st (9th) North Carolina Cavalry 13 October 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 6 March 1862 to rank from 1 March 1862 / Major-General PACS 27 May 1863 to rank from 26 May 1863 / Paroled Warrenton, North Carolina 2 May 1865
Brevet 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 July 1850
District of Pamlico 19 March 1862-17 August 1862
2nd Brigade Huger’s Division Right Wing Army of Northern Virginia June 1862-July 1862
2nd Brigade D H Hill’s Division Defences of Richmond July 1862-August 1862
Ransom’s Brigade J G Walker’s Division I Corps Army of Northern Virginia August 1862-7 November 1862
J G Walker’s Division I Corps Army of Northern Virginia 7 November 1862-3 January 1863
Ransom’s Division I Corps Army of Northern Virginia 3 January 1863-1 April 1863
Ransom’s Division I Corps Department of North Carolina 1 April 1863-28 May 1863
Ransom’s Division Department of North Carolina and Southern Virginia 28 May 1863-13 July 1863
Department of Richmond 13 July 1863-23 September 1863
Ransom’s Division Trans-Allegheny Department 23 September 1863-12 February 1864
Ransom’s Cavalry Division Trans-Allegheny Department 12 February 1864-13 April 1864
Department of Richmond 24 April 1864-13 June 1864
Ransom’s Division Defences of Petersburg 13 June 1864-27 June 1864
2nd Cavalry Division Army of Northern Virginia 27 June 1864-10 August 1864
Second Sub-District of South Carolina 5 November 1864-2 May 1865
Reynolds, Alexander Welch
Virginia / Born April 1816 Frederick, Virginia / Died Alexandria, Egypt 26 May 1876
Cadet USMA 1 July 1833 / USMA 1 July 1838 35/45 Infantry-Quartermaster’s Department
2nd Lieutenant USA 1st US Infantry 1 July 1838 / 1st Lieutenant USA 1st US Infantry 11 June 1839 / Regt Adjutant 19 October 1839-1 March 1840 / Captain USA Assistant Quartermaster 4 August 1847 / Captain USA 1st US Infantry 15 March 1848 Vacated 15 March 1848 / Assistant Quartermaster 16 March 1848 / Dismissed 8 October 1855 Reinstated 5 August 1847 / Dropped from Rolls 4 October 1861 / Captain ACSA Infantry 16 March 1861 / Colonel PACS 50th Virginia Infantry 10 July 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 17 September 1863 to rank from 14 September 1863 / Assistant Inspector-General 1865 / Paroled Athens, Georgia 8 May 1865 / Colonel Egyptian Army 1869
CIA Vicksburg 4 July 1863 Exchanged 13 October 1863 WIA New Hope Church 27 May 1864
4th Brigade 1st Division Army of East Tennessee March 1863-30 June 1862
3rd Brigade Department of East Tennessee 30 June 1862-3 July 1862
4th Brigade 1st Division Department of East Tennessee 3 July 1862-31 October 1862
4th Brigade 3rd Division Department of East Tennessee 31 October 1862-December 1862
4th Brigade Stevenson’s Division Second District of Mississippi and East Louisiana December 1862-April 1863
4th Brigade Stevenson’s Division Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana April 1863-4 July 1863
Reynolds’ Brigade Buckner’s Division Army of Tennessee 13 October 1863-30 November 1863
Reynolds’ Brigade Stevenson’s Division I Corps Army of Tennessee 30 November 1863-20 February 1864
Reynolds’ Brigade Stevenson’s Division II Corps Army of Tennessee 20 February 1864-27 May 1864
Reynolds, Daniel Harris
Ohio-Arkansas / Born 14 December 1832 Centerburg, Ohio / Died Lake Village, Arkansas 14 March 1902
Captain Cavalry Arkansas Militia 25 May 1861 / Captain PACS 1st Arkansas Mounted Rifles 14 June 1861 / Major PACS 14 April 1862 / Lieutenant-Colonel PACS 1 May 1862 / Colonel PACS 20 September 1863 / Brigadier-General PACS (Special) 12 March 1864 to rank from 5 March 1864 / Paroled Charlottesville, Virginia 29 May 1865
WIA Franklin 30 November 1864 WIA Bentonville 19 March 1865
Reynolds’ Brigade District of the Gulf 6 April 18674-May 1864
Reynolds’ Brigade Cantey’s Division III Corps Army of Tennessee May 1864-September 1864
Reynolds’ Brigade Walthall’s Division III Corps Army of Tennessee September 1864-30 December 1864
Reynolds’ Brigade G D Johnston’s Division Army of Tennessee February 1865-19 March 1865
Ripley, Roswell Sabine
Ohio-New York / Born 14 March 1823 Franklin, Ohio / Died New York, New York 29 March 1887
Cadet USMA 1 July 1839 / USMA 1 July 1843 7/39 Artillery
3rd US Artillery 1 July 1843 / 2nd Lieutenant USA 2nd US Artillery 26 March 1846 / 1st Lieutenant USA 3 March 1847 / Resigned USA 2 March 1853 / Major Ordnance South Carolina Militia 1860 / Lieutenant-Colonel 1st Battalion South Carolina Artillery 28 January 1861 / South Carolina Regular Artillery May 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 13 August 1861 to rank from 15 August 1861 / Paroled Greensboro, North Carolina 1 May 1865
Brevet 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 July 1843 Brevet Captain USA 13 September 1847
WIA Antietam 17 September 1862
Department of South Carolina 21 August 1861-5 November 1861
District of South Carolina 5 November 1861-11 October 1864
Second Sub-District of South Carolina 10 December 1861-26 May 1862
Third Sub-District of South Carolina 10 December 1861-17 December 1861
5th Brigade D H Hill’s Division Left Wing Army of Northern Virginia June 1862-23 July 1862 / 5th Brigade D H Hill’s Division Army of Northern Virginia 23 July 1862-10 August 1862
5th Brigade G W Smith’s Division Defences of Richmond 10 August 1862-2 September 1862
Ripley’s Brigade D H Hill’s Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 2 September 1862-17 September 1862
First Sub-District of South Carolina 16 October 1862-21 March 1864
Fourth Sub-District of South Carolina 19 July 1864-17 October 1864
Ripley’s Brigade Department of South Carolina Georgia and Florida November 1864-December 1864
Ripley’s Division I Corps Army of Tennessee 14 February 1865-9 April 1865
Roane, John Selden
Tennessee-Arkansas / Born 8 January 1817 Wilson, Tennessee / Died Pine Bluff, Arkansas 8 April 1867
Lieutenant-Colonel USV Arkansas Mounted Infantry 13 July 1846 / Colonel USV Arkansas Mounted Infantry 28 February 1847 / Mustered out USV 9 July 1847 / Brigadier-General PACS 19 March 1862 to rank from 20 March 1862 / Paroled Shreveport, Louisiana 11 June 1865
Forces in Arkansas 11 May 1862-28 May 1862
3rd Brigade 2nd Division Army of the West 31 May 1862
1st Brigade Shoup’s Division I Corps Trans-Mississippi Army December 1862
Roane’s Brigade Churchill’s Division II Corps Trans-Mississippi Army September 1864-26 May 1865
Roberts, William Paul
North Carolina / Born 11 July 1841 Gates, North Carolina / Died Norfolk, Virginia 28 March 1910
Private 19th North Carolina Militia 10 June 1861 / Sergeant PACS June 1861 / 2nd Lieutenant PACS 30 August 1861 / 2nd North Carolina Cavalry 20 November 1861 / 1st Lieutenant PACS 13 September 1862 / Captain PACS 19 November 1863 / Major PACS 18 February 1864 / Colonel PACS 23 June 1864 / Brigadier-General PACS 22 February 1865 to rank from 21 February 1865 / Paroled Appomattox, Virginia 9 April 1865
WIA Haw’s Shop 3 June 1864
Roberts’ Brigade F H Lee’s Division Cavalry Army of Northern Virginia February 19865-9 April 1865
Robertson, Beverly Holcombe
Virginia / Born 5 June 1827 Amelia, Virginia / Died Washington, District of Columbia 12 November 1910
Cadet USMA 1 July 1845 / USMA 1 July 1849 25/43 Dragoons
2nd US Dragoons 1 July 1849 / 2nd Lieutenant USA 25 July 1850 / 1st Lieutenant USA 3 March 1855 / Regt Adjutant 26 August 1860-3 March 1861 / Captain USA 3 March 1861 / Dismissed USA 8 August 1861 / Captain ACSA Assistant Adjutant-General 16 March 1861 / Colonel PACS 4th Virginia Cavalry 19 September 1861 / Colonel Provisional Army of Virginia 6 December 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 9 June 1862 / Paroled Augusta, Georgia 19 May 1865
Brevet 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 July 1849
WIA West Buckhead Church 29 November 1864
3rd Brigade Cavalry Division Valley District June 1862-August 1862
3rd Brigade Cavalry Division Army of Northern Virginia August 1862-September 1862
Robertson’s Brigade Cavalry Division Department of North Carolina October 1862-May 1863
Robertson’s Brigade Cavalry Division Army of Northern Virginia May 1863-August 1863
Second Sub-District of South Carolina 16 October 1863-28 December 1863
Second Sub-District of South Carolina 5 May 1864-17 October 1864
Fourth Sub-District of South Carolina 17 October 1864-29 October 1864
Robertson, Jerome Bonaparte
Kentucky / Born 14 March 1815 Woodford, Kentucky / Died Waco, Texas 7 January 1891
Captain Army of Texas 1836-1837 / Captain PACS 5th Texas Infantry 3 August 1861 / Lieutenant-Colonel PACS 10 October 1861 / Colonel PACS 26 September 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 1 November 1862 / No Record of Parole
WIA Gaines’ Mill 27 June 1862 WIA Second Bull Run 30 August 1862 WIA Gettysburg 2 July 1863
Robertson’s Brigade Hood’s Division I Corps Army of Northern Virginia 6 November 1862-23 February 1863
Robertson’s Brigade Hood’s Division Department of North Carolina and Southern Virginia 25 February 1863-1 April 1863
Robertson’s Brigade Hood’s Division Department of Southern Virginia 1 April 1863-May 1863
Robertson’s Brigade Hood’s Division I Corps Army of Northern Virginia May 1863-2 July 1863
Robertson’s Brigade Law’s Division I Corps Army of Northern Virginia August 1863-9 September 1863
Robertson’s Brigade Hood’s Division Longstreet’s Corps Left Wing Corps Army of Tennessee 19 September 1863-October 1863
Robertson’s Brigade Jenkins’ Division Department of East Tennessee October 1863-1 November 1863
Robertson’s Brigade Jenkins’ Division Department of East Tennessee 5 November 1863-23 December 1863
Reserve Forces of Texas 24 June 1864-10 September 1864
Reserve Corps Trans-Mississippi 10 September 1864-12 September 1864
Robertson’s Brigade Maxey’s Division Department of Texas, New Mexico and Arizona 5 April 1865
Roddey, Philip Dale
Alabama / Born 2 April 1826 Moulton, Alabama / Died London, England 20 July 1897
Captain PACS Cavalry July 1861 February 1862 / Colonel PACS 4th Alabama Cavalry 1 October 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 3 August 1863 / Paroled Courtland, Alabama 17 May 1865
Cavalry II Corps Army of Mississippi April 1862
Roddey’s Brigade 2nd Division Cavalry Corps Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana January 1863-February 1863
2nd Brigade 1st Division Cavalry Corps Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana February 1863-April 1863
District of Northern Alabama April 1863-August 1863
Roddey’s Brigade Martin’s Division Wheeler’s Cavalry Corps Army of Tennessee 16 August 1863-October 1863
Roddey’s Brigade Cavalry Corps Army of Tennessee October 1863-April 1864
Cavalry Division Department of Alabama Mississippi and East Louisiana April 1864-July 1864
District of Northern Alabama 24 September 1864-11 March 1865
Cavalry Brigade District of Alabama 11 March 1865-4 May 1865
Rodes, Robert Emmett
Virginia-Alabama / Born 29 March 1829 Lynchburg, Virginia / KIA Winchester, Virginia 19 September 1864
Captain Alabama Militia January 1861 / Colonel PACS 5th Alabama Infantry 11 May 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 21 October 1861 / Major-General PACS 7 May 1863 to rank from 2 May 1863
WIA Fair Oaks 31 May 1862 WIA Antietam 17 September 1862
3rd Brigade 1st Division District of the Potomac 21 October 1861-1 February 1862
3rd Brigade 4th Division Army of the Potomac 5 February 1862-14 March 1862
2nd Brigade 4th Division Army of Northern Virginia 14 March 1862-May 1862
2nd Brigade 4th Division Centre Army of Northern Virginia May 1862-31 May 1862
1st Brigade D H Hill’s Division Left Wing Army of Northern Virginia 1 June 1862-28 June 1862
1st Brigade G W Smith’s Division Defences of Richmond 28 June 1862-August 1862
Rodes’ Brigade D H Hill’s Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia August 1862-14 January 1863
Rodes’ Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 14 January 1863-2 May 1863
II Corps Northern Virginia 2 May 1863-2 May 1863
Rodes’ Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 3 May 1863-19 September 1864
I Corps Valley 27 June 1864-18 September 1864
Ross, Lawrence Sullivan
Iowa-Texas / Born 27 September 1838 Bentonsport, Iowa / Died College Station, Texas 3 January 1898
Captain Indian Scouts 2nd US Cavalry 1858 / ADC (S Houston) / Captain Texas Rangers 11 September 1860 / Colonel Texas Militia / Private PACS Texas Cavalry April 1861 / Major PACS 6th Texas Cavalry 12 September 1861 / Colonel PACS 14 May 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 9 January 1864 to rank from 21 December 1863 / No Record of Parole
WIA Wichita, Kansas Territory 1 October 1858 CIA Newman 30 July 1864 Rescued 30 July 1864 CIA Jackson, Mississippi 13 May 1865
Ross’ Brigade W H Jackson’s Cavalry Division Southern District of Alabama and East Mississippi September 1863-17 May 1864
Ross’ Brigade W H Jackson’s Cavalry Division III Corps Army of Tennessee 17 May 1864-26 July 1864
Ross’ Brigade W H Jackson’s Cavalry Division Cavalry Corps Army of Tennessee 26 July 1864-30 July 1864
Ross’ Brigade W H Jackson’s Cavalry Division Cavalry Corps Army of Tennessee August 1864-13 February 1865
Ross’ Brigade W H Jackson’s Division Forrest’s Cavalry Corps 13 February 1865-4 May 1865
Rosser, Thomas Lafayette
Virginia-Texas / Born 15 October 1836 Campbell, Virginia / Died Charlottesville, Virginia 29 March 1910
Cadet USMA 1 July 1856 / Resigned USMA 22 April 1861
1st Lieutenant ACSA Artillery 16 March 1861 / Captain PACS Artillery 17 September 1861 / Lieutenant-Colonel PACS 10 June 1862 / Colonel PACS 5th Virginia Cavalry 24 June 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 19 October 1863 to rank from 28 September 1863 / Major-General PACS (Temporary) 4 November 1864 to rank from 1 November 1864 / Paroled 4 May 1865 / Brigadier-General USV 10 June 1898 / Discharged USV 31 October 1898
WIA Mechanicsville 26 June 1862 WIA Kelly’s Ford 17 March 1863 WIA Fleetwood 12 October 1863 WIA Beaver Dam Station 10 May 1864 WIA Trevilian’s Station 11 June 1864 WIA Dinwiddie 31 March 1865 WIA High Bridge 6 April 1865 CIA Hanover 3 May 1865 Escaped CIA Staunton 4 May 1865
Rosser’s Brigade Hampton’s Division Cavalry Army of Northern Virginia 15 October 1863-August 1864
Rosser’s Brigade Butler’s Division Cavalry Army of Northern Virginia August 1864-5 October 1864
Rosser’s Brigade F Lee’s Cavalry Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 5 October 1864-October 1864
Rosser’s Cavalry Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia October 1864-March 1865
Cavalry Valley District March 1865-25 March 1865 Rosser’s Division Cavalry Army of Northern Virginia March 1865-2 May 1865
Ruggles, Daniel
Massachusetts / Born 31 January 1810 Barre, Massachusetts / Died 1 June 1897
Cadet USMA 1 July 1829 / USMA 1 July 1833 34/43 Infantry
5th US Infantry 1 July 1833 / 2nd Lieutenant USA 8 February 1836 / 1st Lieutenant USA 7 July 1838 / Captain USA 18 June 1846 / Resigned USA 7 May 1861 / Brigadier-General Virginia Militia 21 April 1861 / Brigadier-General Provisional Army of Virginia 21 April 1861 / Colonel ACSA Infantry 27 April 1861 / Colonel Infantry Provisional Army of Virginia 9 May 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 6 August 1861 to rank from 9 August 1861 / Commissary-General of Prisoners 24 March 1865 / Chief of Bureau of Prison Camps 24 March 1865-April 1865 / Paroled Augusta, Georgia 9 May 1865
Brevet 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 July 1833 Brevet Major USA 20 August 1847 Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel USA 13 September 1847
Potomac Line 22 April 1861-5 June 1861 / District of Aquia 19 July 1861-21 August 1861
1st Brigade Army of Pensacola 21 August 1861-12 October 1861 / District of North Alabama 22 February 1862-27 June 1862
3rd Brigade 1st Division II Corps Army of Mississippi 5 March 1862-29 March 1862
1st Division II Corps Army of Mississippi 29 March 1862-10 May 1862
First Sub-District of Southern Mississippi and Eastern Louisiana 26 June 1862-5 September 1862
District of the Mississippi 5 September 1862-1 October 1862
2nd Division Army of the West July 1862-August 1862
District One of Mississippi and East Louisiana 21 October 1862-2 September 1863
Commissary-General of Prisoners 24 March 1865-May 1865
Rust, Albert
Virginia-Arkansas / Born 1818 Fauquier, Virginia / Died Little Rock, Arkansas 4 April 1870
Colonel Arkansas Militia / Colonel PACS 3rd Arkansas Infantry 5 July 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 6 March 1862 to rank from 4 March 1862 / Paroled Austin, Texas 27 July 1865
1st Brigade Jones’ Division Army of the West 8 April 1862-June 1862
1st Brigade Hindman’s Division Army of the West June 1862-July 1862
1st Brigade 1st Division Army of the West 23 September 1862-9 December 1862
1st Brigade Division I Corps Army of Mississippi 9 December 1862-22 February 1863
Rust’s Brigade Third District of Mississippi and East Louisiana 22 February 1863-15 April 1863
Rust’s Brigade District of Texas, New Mexico and Arizona 15 April 1863-1864
Sanders, John Caldwell Calhoun
Alabama / Born 4 April 1840 Tuscaloosa, Alabama / KIA Globe Tavern, Virginia 21 August 1864
Private PACS 11th Alabama Infantry April 1861 / Captain PACS 11 June 1861 / Colonel PACS 11th Alabama 17 September 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS (Temporary) 6 June 1864 to rank from 31 May 1864
WIA Frayser’s Farm 30 June 1862 WIA Second Bull Run 30 August 1862 WIA Antietam 17 September 1862 WIA Gettysburg 2 July 1863
Wilcox’s Brigade Anderson’s Division III Corps Army of Northern Virginia 15 August 1862-12 May 1864
Perrin’s Brigade Anderson’s Division III Corps Army of Northern Virginia 12 May 1864-4 June 1864
Sanders’ Brigade Mahone’s Division III Corps Army of Northern Virginia 4 June 1864-21 August 1864
Scales, Alfred Moore
North Carolina / Born 26 November 1827 Reidsville, North Carolina / Died Greensboro, North Carolina 8 February 1892
Private PACS 3rd North Carolina Infantry 30 April 1861 / Captain PACS 13th North Carolina Infantry 3 May 1861 / Colonel PACS 12 October 1861 / 13th North Carolina Infantry 14 November 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 15 June 1863 to rank from 13 June 1863 / No Record of Parole
WIA Chancellorsville 3 May 1863 WIA Gettysburg 1 July 1863
6th Brigade A P Hill’s Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 13 December 1862-13 December 1862
4th Brigade Pender’s Division III Corps Army of Northern Virginia 20 June 1863-1 July 1863
Scales’ Brigade Wilcox’s Division III Corps Army of Northern Virginia August 1863-February 1865
Scott, Thomas Moore
Georgia-Louisiana / Born 1829 Athens, Georgia / Died 21 April 1876
Captain PACS 12th Louisiana Infantry 1861 / Colonel PACS 13 August 1861 / Captain PACS Assistant Adjutant-General 1 April 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 21 May 1864 to rank from 10 May 1864 / No Record of Parole
WIA Franklin 30 November 1864
Scott’s Brigade Loring’s Division Western District of Alabama and East Mississippi March 1864-10 May 1864
Scott’s Brigade Loring’s Division Army of Mississippi 10 May 1864-23 June 1864
Scott’s Brigade Loring’s Division III Corps Army of Tennessee 23 June 1864-30 November 1864
Scurry, William Read
Texas / Born 10 February 1821 Gallatin, Tennessee / KIA Jenkins’ Ferry, Arkansas 30 April 1864
Private USV 2nd Texas Mounted Rifles 1847 / Major USV 1848 / Mustered Out USV 1848 / Lieutenant-Colonel PACS 4th Texas Cavalry 23 August 1861 / Colonel PACS 28 March 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 12 September 1862
WIA Glorieta 28 March 1862 WIA Pleasant Hill 9 April 1864
Eastern Sub-District of Texas, New Mexico and Arizona 13 February 1863-30 May 1863
Eastern Sub-District of Texas, New Mexico and Arizona 10 June 1863-30 June 1863
Eastern Sub-District of Texas, New Mexico and Arizona August 1863-17 September 1863
Scurry’s Brigade Walker’s Division District of West Louisiana 17 September 1863-30 April 1864
Sears, Claudius Wistar
Massachusetts-Mississippi / Born 8 November 1817 Peru, Massachusetts / Died Oxford, Mississippi 15 February 1891
Cadet USMA 1 July 1837 / USMA 1 July 1841 41/52 Infantry
2nd Lieutenant USA 8th US Infantry 1 July 1841 / Resigned USA 10 October 1842 / Private PSCS 17th Mississippi Infantry May 1861 / Captain PACS July 1861 / Colonel PACS 46th Mississippi Infantry 11 December 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 7 March 1864 to rank from 1 March 1864 / Paroled Nashville, Tennessee 23 June 1865
CIA Vicksburg 4 July 1863 Exchanged October 1863 WIA Cassville 19 May 1864 WIA Nashville 15 December 1864 CIA Pulaski 21 December 1864
Sears’ Brigade French’s Division III Corps Army of Tennessee 1 April 1864-15 December 1864
Semmes, Paul Jones
Georgia / Born 4 June 1815 Wilkes, Georgia / DOW Martinsburg, West Virginia 10 July 1863
Captain Georgia Militia 1846 / Colonel Georgia Militia / Quartermaster-General Georgia Militia / Brigadier-General Georgia Militia 25 April 1861 / Colonel PACS 2nd Georgia Infantry 7 May 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 11 March 1862
MWIA Gettysburg 2 July 1863
Semmes’ Brigade D R Jones’ Division Army of Northern Virginia March 1862-April 1862
1st Brigade 2nd Division Right Wing Army of Northern Virginia 28 April 1862-June 1862
1st Brigade 2nd Division Magruder’s Command Defences of Richmond June 1862-July 1862
1st Brigade 2nd Division Defences of Richmond July 1862-23 July 1862
1st Brigade McLaws’ Division I Corps Army of Northern Virginia 23 July 1862-2 July 1863
Sharp, Jacob Hunter
Mississippi / Born 6 February 1833 Pickensville, Alabama / Died 15 September 1907
Private PACS 1st Battalion (44th) Mississippi Infantry June 1861 / 8 August 1861 / Captain PACS 44th Mississippi Infantry February 1862 / Colonel PACS August 1863 / Brigadier-General PACS (Temporary) 26 July 1864 / No Record of Parole
J P Anderson’s Brigade Hindman’s Division Left Wing Army of Tennessee 20 September 1863-October 1863
Sharp’s Brigade J P Anderson’s Division I Corps Army of Tennessee 23 November 1863-December 1863
Sharp’s Brigade J P Anderson’s Division II Corps Army of Tennessee December 1863-14 May 1864
Tucker’s Brigade Hindman’s Division II Corps Army of Tennessee 14 May 1864-July ‘1864
Sharp’s Brigade J P Anderson’s Division II Corps Army of Tennessee July 1864-September 1864
Sharp’s Brigade E Johnson’s Division II Corps Army of Tennessee September 1864-December 1864
Sharp’s Brigade D H Hill’s Division II Corps Army of Tennessee 22 February 1865-26 April 1865
Shelby, Joseph Orville
Kentucky-Missouri / Born 12 December 1830 Lexington, Kentucky / Died Adrian, Missouri 13 February 1897
Captain Missouri State Guard June 1861 / Colonel PACS 5th Missouri Cavalry June 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 9 January 1864 to rank from 15 December 1863 / Major-General PACS (Trans-Mississippi) 16 May 1865 Unconfirmed / No Record of Parole
WIA Helena 4 July 1863
2nd Brigade 4th Division I Corps Trans-Mississippi Army June 1862-December 1862
Shelby’s Brigade Marmaduke’s Cavalry Division District of Arkansas January 1863-4 July 1863
Shelby’s Brigade Marmaduke’s Cavalry Division District of Arkansas August 1863-September 1864
3rd Division Army of Missouri 8 September 1864-3 December 1864
1st Brigade 1st Division Cavalry Corps Trans-Mississippi Army 3 December 1864-21 May 1865
Shelley, Charles Miller
Tennessee / Born 28 December 1833 Sullivan, Tennessee / Died Birmingham, Alabama 20 January 1907
1st Lieutenant Artillery Alabama Militia February 1861 / Captain PACS 5th Alabama Infantry 11 May 1861 / Colonel PACS 30th Alabama Infantry 22 March 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS (Temporary) 23 September 1864 to rank from 17 September 1864 / Paroled Greensboro, North Carolina 1 May 1865
CIA Vicksburg 4 July 1863 Exchanged
Shelley’s Brigade Stevenson’s Division II Corps Army of Tennessee 31 August 1864-2 October 1864
Cantey’s Brigade Walthall’s Division III Corps Army of Tennessee 2 October 1864-9 April 1865
Shelley’s Brigade Loring’s Division III Corps Army of Tennessee 9 April 1865-26 April 1865
Shoup, Francis Asbury
Indiana-Florida / Born 22 March 1834 Laurel, Indiana / Died Columbia, Tennessee 4 September 1896
Cadet USMA 1 July 1831 / USMA 1 July 1855 15/34 Artillery
1st US Artillery 1 July 1855 / 2nd Lieutenant USA 6 December 1855 / Resigned USA 10 January 1860 / Captain Indiana Militia 1860 / 1st Lieutenant ACSA Artillery 16 March 1861 / Major PACS Artillery 7 November 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 26 September 1862 to rank from 12 September 1862 / Assistant Adjutant-General December 1862 / Paroled Greensboro, North Carolina 2 May 1865
Brevet 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 July 1855
CIA Vicksburg 4 July 1863 Exchanged 13 October 1863
Chief of Artillery Western Department 10 April 1862
Chief of Artillery Trans-Mississippi Department 1 August 1862
Assistant Adjutant-General Trans-Mississippi Army December 1862
2nd Division I Corps Trans-Mississippi Army December 1862
3rd Brigade M L Smith’s Division Army of Mississippi May 1863-4 July 1863
3rd Brigade District of the Gulf September 1863-28 January 1864
3rd Brigade District of the Gulf 28 January 1864-19 March 1864
Chief of Artillery Army of Tennessee 19 March 1864-23 July 1864
Chief of Staff Army of Tennessee 24 July 1864-December 1864
Chief of Staff Department of South Carolina Georgia and Florida 21 February 1865
Sibley, Henry Hopkins
Louisiana / Born 16 January 1816 Natchitoches, Louisiana / Died Fredericksburg, Virginia 23 August 1886
Cadet USMA 1 July 1833 / USMA 1 July 1838 11/45 Dragoons
2nd Lieutenant USA 2nd US Dragoons 1 July 1838 / 1st Lieutenant USA 8 March 1840 / Regt Adjutant 1 January 1841-16 April 1842 / Regt Adjutant 17 September 1842-1 April 1846 / Captain USA 16 February 1847 / Major USA 1st US Dragoons 13 May 1861 / Resigned USA 13 May 1861 / Lieutenant-Colonel ACSA Infantry 16 March 1861 / Colonel ACSA Cavalry 16 May 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 17 June 1861 / Paroled Shreveport, Louisiana 8 June 1865
Brevet Major USA 25 March 1847
Sibley’s Brigade Department of Texas November 1861
District of Arizona 12 December 1861-29 November 1862
Army of New Mexico 14 December 1861-26 May 1862
Simms, James Phillip
Georgia / Born 16 January 1837 Covington, Georgia / Died Covington, Georgia 30 May 1887
2nd Lieutenant 6th Georgia Militia 21 October 1861 / 1st Lieutenant PACS 42nd Georgia Infantry 11 April 1862 / Captain PACS 20 August 1862 / Major PACS 53rd Georgia Infantry 24 September 1862 / Colonel PACS 8 October 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 13 December 1864 to rank from 8 December 1864 / Paroled Fort Warren, Massachusetts 24 July 1865
WIA Knoxville 29 November 1863 CIA Sayler’s Creek 6 April 1865
Simms’ Brigade Kershaw’s Division I Corps Army of Northern Virginia 30 September 1864-6 April 1865
Slack, William Yarnel
Kentucky-Missouri / Born 1 August 1816 Mason, Kentucky / DOW Moore’s Mill, Arkansas 21 March 1862
Captain USV 2nd Missouri Infantry 1846 / Mustered Out USV 1847 / Brigadier-General Missouri State Guard 4 July 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 17 April 1862 to rank from 12 April 1862
WIA Springfield 1861 WIA Wilson’s Creek 10 August 1861 MWIA 7 March Pea Ridge
4th Division Missouri State Guard August 1861-10 August 1861
2nd Brigade Missouri State Guard 23 January 1862-7 March 1863
Slaughter, James Edwin
Virginia / Born June 1827 Cedar Mountain, Virginia / Died 1 January 1901
2nd Lieutenant USA US Infantry 5 March 1847 / US Voltigeurs 9 April 1847 / 2nd Lieutenant USA 1st US Artillery 27 February 1848 / 1st Lieutenant USA 3 August 1852 / Dismissed USA 14 May 1861 / 1st Lieutenant ACSA Artillery 16 March 1861 / Captain ACSA Assistant Inspector-General July 1861 / Major PACS Assistant Adjutant-General 6 November 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 11 March 1862 to rank from 8 March 1862 / No Record of Parole
Assistant Inspector-General Army of Pensacola 14 October 1861-15 November 1861
Assistant Adjutant-General Army of Pensacola 16 November 1861-13 March 1862
Assistant Inspector-General Army of Mississippi 18 March 1862
Assistant Inspector-General Western Department 17 July 1862
Slaughter’s Brigade District of the Gulf 1862
Eastern Sub-District of Texas, New Mexico and Arizona 23 November 1863-18 March 1864
Slaughter’s Division District of Texas, New Mexico and Arizona 15 December 1863-January 1864
Slaughter’s Brigade 3rd Cavalry Division District of Texas, New Mexico and Arizona September 1864-26 March 1865
Western Sub-District of Texas, New Mexico and Arizona 25 October 1864-26 May 1865
Smith, Edmund Kirby
Florida / Born 16 May 1824 St Augustine, Florida / Died Sewanee, Tennessee 28 March 1893
Cadet USMA 1 July 1841 / USMA 1 July 1845 25/41 Infantry
5th US Infantry 1 July 1845 / 2nd Lieutenant USA 7th US Infantry 22 August 1846 / 1st Lieutenant 9 March 1851 / Captain USA 2nd US Cavalry 3 March 1855 / Major USA 31 January 1861 / Resigned USA 6 April 1861 / Major ACSA Artillery 16 March 1861 / Lieutenant-Colonel ACSA Cavalry 16 March 1861 / Assistant Adjutant-General June 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 17 June 1861 / Major-General PACS 13 October 1861 to rank from 11 October 1861 / Lieutenant-General PACS 10 October 1862 to rank from 9 October 1862 / General PACS 19 February 1864 / No Record of Parole
Brevet 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 July 1845 Brevet 1st Lieutenant USA 18 April 1847 Brevet Captain USA 20 August 1847
WIA Old Fort Atchison, Texas 13 May 1859 WIA First Bull Run 21 July 1861 CIA Texas 26 May 1865
Assistant Adjutant-General Army of the Shenandoah June 1861
4th Brigade Army of the Shenandoah June 1861-20 July 1861
4th Brigade Army of the Potomac 20 July 1861-21 July 1861
Department of Middle and East Florida 10 October 1861-21 October 1861
4th Division Army of the Potomac 22 October 1861-5 February 1862
3rd Division Army of the Potomac 5 February 1862-21 February 1862
Department of East Tennessee 25 February 1862-31 August 1862
Army of East Tennessee 9 March 1862-25 August 1862
Army of Kentucky 16 August 1862-20 November 1862
III (Smith’s) Corps Mississippi 13 October 1862-20 November 1862
Department of East Tennessee 20 October 1862-11 November 1862
III Corps Tennessee 20 November 1862-23 December 1862
Department of East Tennessee 23 December 1862-3 February 1863
Trans-Mississippi Department 14 January 1863-19 April 1865
Southwest Army 14 January 1863-8 February 1863
Trans-Mississippi Army 9 February 1863-19 April 1865
Trans-Mississippi Department 22 April 1865-26 May 1865
Trans-Mississippi Army 22 April 1865-26 May 1865
Smith, Gustavus Woodson
Kentucky / Born 1 January 1822 Georgetown, Kentucky / Died New York, New York 24 June 1896
Cadet USMA 1 July 1838 / USMA 1 July 1842 Engineers
Engineers 1 July 1842 / 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 January 1845 / 1st Lieutenant USA 3 March 1855 / Resigned USA 18 December 1854 / Major-General PACS 19 September 1861 / Resigned as Major-General PACS 17 February 1863 / ADC (P G T Beauregard 1863 / Major-General Georgia Militia 1 June 1864-26 April 1865 / Paroled 26 April 1865
Brevet 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 July 1842 Brevet 1st Lieutenant USA 18 April 1847 Brevet Captain USA 20 August 1847
CIA Macon 20 April 1865
2nd Division Army of the Potomac 25 September 1861-5 February 1862
II Corps Potomac 25 September 1861-14 March 1862
1st Division Army of the Potomac 5 February 1862-14 March 1862
2nd Division Army of Northern Virginia 14 March 1862-23 March 1862
Left Wing Northern Virginia 14 March 1862 -25 June 1862
5th Division Army of Northern Virginia 5 May 1862-May 1862
District of Aquia 22 March 1862-6 September 1862
Department of Northern Virginia 31 May 1862-1 June 1862
Army of Northern Virginia 31 May 1862-1 June 1862
Defences of Richmond 2 July 1862-30 August 1862
Department of Richmond 30 August 1862-12 December 1862
Department of North Carolina and Southern Virginia 19 September 1862-14 January 1863
Smith, James Argyle
Tennessee / Born 1 July 1831 Maury, Tennessee / Died Jackson, Mississippi 6 December 1901
Cadet USMA 1 July 1848 / USMA 1 July 1853 45/52 Infantry
6th US Infantry 1 July 1853 / 2nd Lieutenant USA 3 March 1855 / 1st Lieutenant USA 2 December 1859 / Resigned USA 9 May 1861 / 1st Lieutenant ACSA Infantry 16 March 1861 / Captain ACSA Assistant Adjutant-General May 1861 / Major PACS 21 March 1862 / Lieutenant-Colonel PACS 2nd Tennessee Infantry April 1862 / Colonel PACS 5th Confederate Infantry September 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 1 October 1863 to rank from 30 September 1863 / Paroled Greensboro, North Carolina 1 May 1865
Brevet 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 July 1853
WIA Chattanooga 24 November 1863 WIA Atlanta 22 July 1864
Smith’s Brigade Cleburne’s Division II Corps Army of Tennessee 31 October 1863-23 November 1863
Smith’s Brigade Cleburne’s Division I Corps Army of Tennessee 23 November 1863-24 November 1863
Smith’s Brigade Cleburne’s Division I Corps Army of Tennessee June 1864-22 July 1864
Smith’s Brigade Cleburne’s Division I Corps Army of Tennessee August 1864-30 November 1864
Cleburne’s Division I Corps Army of Tennessee 30 November 1864-9 April 1865
Smith’s Brigade Brown’s Division I Corps Army of Tennessee 9 April 1865-26 April 1865
Smith, Martin Luther
New York-Florida / Born 9 September 1819 Danby, New York / Died Savannah, Georgia 29 July 1866
Cadet USMA 1 July 1838 / USMA 1 July 1842 16/56 Topographical Engineers
Topographical Engineers 1 July 1842 / 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 November 1843 / 1st Lieutenant USA 3 March 1853 / Captain USA 1 July 1856 / Resigned USA 1 April 1861 / Major ACSA Engineers 16 March 1861 / Colonel PACS 21st Louisiana Infantry 30 January 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 19 March 1862 to rank from 11 April 1862 / Major-General PACS 4 November 1862 / Chief of Engineer Bureau 9 March 1864-2 April 1864 / Paroled Athens, Georgia 8 May 1865
Brevet 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 July 1842 Brevet 1st Lieutenant USA 30 May 1848
CIA Vicksburg 4 July 1863 Exchanged February 1864
Smith’s Brigade District of Mississippi and East Louisiana May 1862-26 June 1862
Third Sub-District of Southern Mississippi and Eastern Louisiana 26 June 1862-1 October 1862
District Two of Mississippi and East Louisiana 21 October 1862-1 December 1862
2nd Division Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana December 1862-April 1863
4th Division Army of Mississippi April 1863-4 July 1863
Defences of Vicksburg 28 December 1862-4 July 1863
Chief of Engineer Bureau CSA 9 March 1864-2 April 1864
Chief Engineer Army of Northern Virginia 5 April 1864-20 July 1864
Chief Engineer Army of Tennessee 20 July 1864-17 October 1864
Chief Engineer Military Division of the West 17 October 1864-23 November 1864
Chief Engineer District of the Gulf 23 November 1864-21 December 1864
Chief Engineer Army of Tennessee 4 December 1864-26 April 1865
Smith, Preston
Tennessee / Born 25 December 1823 Giles Tennessee / KIA Chickamauga, Georgia 19 September 1863
Colonel 154th Tennessee Militia May 1861 / Colonel PACS 154th Tennessee Infantry 17 August 1861 / Assistant Inspector-General 2 May 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 27 October 1862
WIA Shiloh 7 April 1862
1st Brigade 2nd Division Western District 24 October 1861-November 1861
1st Brigade First Geographical Division November 1861-5 March 1862
1st Brigade 2nd Division Army of Mississippi 5 March 1862-12 March 1862
1st Brigade 2nd Division First Grand Division Army of Mississippi 12 March 1862-6 April 1862
1st Brigade 2nd Division I Corps Army of Mississippi 6 April 1862-7 April 1862
1st Brigade 4th Division Army of Kentucky 30 August 1862
Smith’s Brigade Cheatham’s Division Left Wing Army of Mississippi October 1862-20 November 1862
4th Brigade 1st Division I Corps Army of Tennessee 20 November 1862-December 1862
4th Brigade 1st Division I Corps Army of Tennessee 2 January 1863-April 1863
2nd Brigade 1st Division I Corps Army of Tennessee April 1863-September 1863
Smith’s Brigade Cheatham’s Division I Corps Right Wing Army of Tennessee September 1863-19 September 1863
Smith, Thomas Benton
Tennessee / Born 24 February 1838 Mechanicsville, Tennessee / Died Nashville, Tennessee 21 May 1923
2nd Lieutenant PACS 20th Tennessee Infantry 12 June 1861 / Lieutenant-Colonel PACS February 1862 / Colonel PACS 8 May 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS (Temporary) 2 August 1864 to rank from 29 July 1864 / Paroled Fort Warren, Massachusetts 24 July 1865
WIA Stones River 2 January 1863 WIA Chickamauga 19 September 1863 CIA Nashville 16 December 1864
4th Brigade 1st Division Army of the West 1 August 1862-5 August 1862
1st Division Army of the West 5 August 1862
Bate’s Brigade Bate’s Division Breckinridge’s Corps Army of Tennessee November 1863-December 1863
Tyler’s Brigade Bate’s Division I Corps Army of Tennessee May 1864-16 December 1864
Smith, William
Virginia / Born 6 September 1797 Fredericksburg, Virginia / Died Warrenton, Virginia 18 May 1887
Colonel Provisional Army of Virginia 27 June 1861 / Colonel PACS 49th Virginia Infantry 18 July 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 3 February 1863 to rank from 31 January 1863 / Resigned PACS 10 July 1863 / Major-General PACS 13 August 1863 to rank from 12 August 1863 / Resigned PACS 31 December 1863 / Paroled 8 June 1865
WIA Fair Oaks 31 May 1862 WIA Antietam 17 September 1862
Early’s Brigade Ewell’s Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 17 September 1862-17 September 1862
Smith’s Brigade Early’s Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 4 April 1863-10 July 1863
Smith, William Duncan
Georgia / Born 28 July 1826 Augusta, Georgia / Died Charleston, South Carolina 4 October 1862
Cadet USMA 1 July 1842 / USMA 1 July 1846 35/59 Dragoons
2nd US Dragoons 1 July 1846 / 2nd Lieutenant USA 18 August 1847 / 1st Lieutenant USA 18 August 1851 / Captain USA 4 June 1858 / Resigned USA 28 January 1861 / Captain ACSA Cavalry 16 March 1861 / Major ACSA Infantry 16 March 1861 / Major PACS 1st Georgia Regular Infantry April 1861 / Assistant Adjutant-General 25 June 1861 / Colonel PACS 20th Georgia Infantry 14 July 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 11 March 1862 to rank from 7 March 1862
Brevet 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 July 1846
WIA Molino del Rey 8 September 1847
1st Brigade District of Georgia 30 April 1862-8 July 1862
First Sub-District of South Carolina 8 July 1862-4 October 1862
Sorrel, Gilbert Moxley
Georgia / Born 23 February 1838 Savannah, Georgia / Died Roanoke, Virginia 10 August 1901
Private Georgia Militia 1861 / ADC (J Longstreet) July 1861-14 October 1861 / Captain PACS Assistant Adjutant-General 11 September 1861 / Captain PACS Staff 11 September 1861 / Major PACS 24 June 1862 / Lieutenant-Colonel PACS 18 June 1863 / Brigadier-General PACS (Temporary) 31 October 1864 to rank from 27 October 1864 / Paroled Lynchburg, Virginia 20 June 1865
WIA Antietam 17 September 1862 WIA Gettysburg 2 July 1863 WIA Petersburg January 1865 WIA Hatcher’s Run 7 February 1865
Assistant Adjutant-General Department of Richmond 26 February 1863-5 May 1863
Sorrel’s Brigade Mahone’s Division III Corps Army of Northern Virginia 31 October 1864-January 1865
Sorrel’s Brigade Mahone’s Division III Corps Army of Northern Virginia January 1865-7 February 1865
Stafford, Leroy Augustus
Louisiana / Born 13 April 1822 Cheneyville, Louisiana / DOW Richmond, Virginia 8 May 1864
Private USV 3rd Louisiana Infantry 1847 / Mustered Out USV 1848 / Captain 9th Louisiana Militia January 1861 / Captain PACS 9th Louisiana Infantry 6 July 1861 / Lieutenant-Colonel PACS October 1861 / Colonel PACS 24 April 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 8 October 1863
WIA Antietam 17 September 1862 CIA Salem Church, Virginia 4 May 1863 Exchanged June 1863 MWIA Wilderness 5 May 1864
8th Brigade 3rd Division Left Wing Army of Northern Virginia 27 June 1862-July 1862
Kershaw’s Brigade McLaws’ Division I Corps Army of Northern Virginia 26 July 1862-27 July 1862
4th Brigade 1st Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 27 July 1862-August 1862
4th Brigade 1st Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 28 August 1862-7 September 1862
4th Brigade 1st Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 17 September 1862-17 September 1862
Stafford’s Brigade E Johnson’s Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia October 1863-5 May 1864
Starke, Peter Burwell
Virginia-Mississippi / Born 1815 Brunswick, Virginia / Died Lawrenceville, Virginia 13 July 1888
Colonel PACS 28th Mississippi Cavalry 24 February 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 15 November 1864 to rank from 4 November 1864 / Paroled Gainesville, Alabama 12 May 1865
Cavalry District of Mississippi July 1862
Starke’s Cavalry Brigade W H Jackson’s Division Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana 23 December -May 1864
Starke’s Brigade Chalmers’ Cavalry Division Army of Tennessee 4 November 1864-18 February 1865
Starke’s Brigade Chalmers’ Division Forrest’s Cavalry Corps Army of Tennessee 18 February 1865-4 May 1865
Starke, William Edwin
Virginia / Born 1814 Brunswick, Virginia / KIA Antietam, Maryland 17 September 1862
Lieutenant-Colonel PACS 53rd Virginia Infantry June 1861 / ADC (R S Garnett) June 1861-13 July 1861 / ADC (R E Lee) August 1861 / Colonel PACS 60th Virginia Infantry 12 October 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 30 September 1862 to rank from 6 August 1862
WIA Glendale 30 June 1862
4th Brigade Jackson’s Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 26 July 1862-26 July 1862
1st Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia August 1862-17 September 1862
Steele, William
New York-Texas / Born 1 May 1819 Albany, New York / Died San Antonio, Texas 12 January 1885
Cadet USMA 1 July 1836 / USMA 1 July 1840 31/42 Dragoons
2nd US Dragoons 1 July 1840 / 2nd Lieutenant USA 2 February 1841 / 1st Lieutenant USA 9 May 1846 / Regt Adjutant 20 December 1847-10 April 1849 / Captain USA 10 November 1851 / Resigned USA 30 May 1861 / Colonel PACS 7th Texas Cavalry 29 October 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 26 September 1862 to rank from 12 September 1862 / Paroled San Antonio, Texas 4 August 1865
Brevet 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 July 1840 Brevet Captain USA 20 August 1847
District of the Indian Territory 8 January 1863-11 December 1863
Eastern Sub-District of Texas, New Mexico and Arizona 18 March 1864-26 May 1865
2nd Division Cavalry District of Texas, New Mexico and Arizona March 1865
Steuart, George Hume
Maryland / Born 24 August 1828 Baltimore, Maryland / Died South River, Maryland 22 November 1903
Cadet USMA 1 July 1844 / USMA 1 July 1848 37/38 Dragoons
2nd US Dragoons 1 July 1848 / 2nd Lieutenant USA 11 November 1849 / 1st Lieutenant USA 1st US Cavalry 3 March 1855 / Captain USA 20 December 1855 / Resigned USA 22 April 1861 / Major-General Maryland Militia 1861 / Captain ACSA Cavalry 16 March 1861 / Lieutenant-Colonel PACS 1st Maryland Infantry 17 June 1861 / Colonel PACS 21 July 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 11 March 1862 to rank from 6 March 1862 / Paroled Appomattox, Virginia 9 April 1865
Brevet 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 July 1848
WIA First Bull Run 21 July 1861 Rescued 21 July 1861 WIA Cross Keys 8 June 1862 CIA Spotsylvania 12 May 1864 Exchanged 3 August 1864
Maryland Line Ewell’s Division Valley District April 1862-May 1862
2nd Brigade 3rd Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 4 June 1862-8 June 1862
Steuart’s Brigade E Johnson’s Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 28 May 1863-12 May 1864
Steuart’s Brigade Pickett’s Division I Corps Army of Northern Virginia 11 August 1864-9 April 1865
Stevens, Clement Hoffman
Connecticut-South Carolina / Born Norwich, Connecticut 14 August 1821 / DOW Atlanta, Georgia 25 July 1864
Colonel South Carolina Militia 1861 / Colonel PACS ADC April 1861 / ADC (B E Bee) April 1861-21 July 1861 / Colonel PACS 24th South Carolina Infantry 1 April 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 28 January 1864 to rank from 20 January 1864
WIA First Bull Run 21 July 1861 WIA Chickamauga 20 September 1863 MWIA Peach Tree Creek 20 July 1864
Stevens’ Brigade W H T Walker’s Division I Corps Army of Tennessee February 1864-20 July 1864
Stevens, Walter Husted
New York / Born 24 August 1827 Penn Yan, New York / Died Vera Cruz, Mexico 12 November 1867
Cadet USMA 1 July 1844 / USMA 1 July 1848 4/38 Engineers
Engineers 1 July 1848 / 2nd Lieutenant USA 28 May 1853 / 1st Lieutenant USA 1 July 1855 / Dismissed USA 2 May 1861 / Captain ACSA Engineers 16 March 1861 / Major ACSA 16 March 1861 / Lieutenant-Colonel PACS 31 January 1862 / Colonel PACS 3 March 1863 / Brigadier-General PACS (Special) 2 September 1864 to rank from 28 August 1864 / Paroled Appomattox, Virginia 9 April 1865
Brevet 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 July 1848
Chief Engineer Army of Pensacola April 1861
Chief Engineer Army of the Potomac June 1861-14 March 1862
Chief Engineer Army of Northern Virginia 14 March 1862-1 June 1862
Chief Engineer Department of Richmond 1 June 1862-February 1864
Defences of Richmond February 1864-20 July 1864
Chief Engineer Army of Northern Virginia 20 July 1864-9 April 1865
Stevenson, Carter Littlepage
Virginia / Born 21 September 1817 Fredericksburg, Virginia / Died Caroline, Virginia 15 August 1888
Cadet USMA 1 July 1834 / USMA 1 July 1838 42/45 Infantry
2nd Lieutenant USA 5th US Infantry 1 July 1838 / 1st Lieutenant USA 22 September 1840 / Captain USA 30 June 1847 / Resigned USA 6 June 1861 Dismissed USA 25 June 1861 / Major ACSA Infantry 16 March 1861 / Colonel PACS 53rd Virginia Infantry July 1861 / Assistant Adjutant-General 21 July 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 6 March 1862 to rank from 27 February 1862 / Major-General PACS 13 October 1862 to rank from 10 October 1862 / Paroled Greensboro, North Carolina 1 May 1865
CIA Vicksburg 4 July 1863 Exchanged 16 October 1863
Assistant Adjutant-General Army of the Northwest 21 July 1861-27 March 1862
1st Division Army of East Tennessee March 1862 / 2nd Brigade Department of East Tennessee 30 June 1863-3 July 1862
1st Division Department of East Tennessee 3 July 1862-18 December 1862
1st Division Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana 18 December 1862-December 1862
District Two of Mississippi and East Louisiana 1 December 1862-4 July 1863
Stevenson’s Division I Corps Army of Tennessee 17 October 1863-20 February 1864
Stevenson’s Division II Corps Army of Tennessee 27 July 1864-17 December 1864
II Corps Tennessee 18 July 1864-19 July 1864
II Corps Tennessee 17 December 1864-21 February 1865
Stevenson’s Division II Corps Army of Tennessee April 1865-26 April 1865
Stewart, Alexander Peter
Tennessee / Born 2 October 1821 Rogersville, Tennessee / Died Biloxi, Mississippi 30 August 1908
Cadet USMA 1 July 1838 / USMA 1 July 1842 12/56 Artillery
2nd Lieutenant USA 3rd US Artillery 1 July 1842 / Resigned USA 31 May 1845 / Major Artillery Tennessee Militia 17 May 1861 / Major PACS Artillery 15 August 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 8 November 1861 / Major-General PACS 5 June 1863 to rank from 2 June 1863 / Lieutenant-General PACS (Temporary) 23 June 1864 / Paroled Greensboro, North Carolina 1 May 1865
WIA Chickamauga 19 September 1863 WIA Ezra Church 28 July 1864
2nd Brigade 2nd Division Western Department 16 November 1861-December 1861
Stewart’s Brigade First Geographical Division December 1861-February 1862
Stewart’s Brigade McCown’s Division Western Department February 1862-1 April 1862
2nd Brigade 1st Division I Corps Army of Mississippi 1 April 1862-6 April 1862
1st Division I Corps Army of Mississippi 6 April 1862-14 April 1862
2nd Brigade 1st Division I Corps Army of Mississippi 14 April 1862-2 July 1862
2nd Brigade 1st Division Army of Mississippi 2 July 1862-18 August 1862
2nd Brigade 1st Division Right Wing Army of Tennessee 18 August 1862-20 November 1862
2nd Brigade 1st Division I Corps Army of Tennessee 20 November 1862-27 February 1863
1st Brigade 1st Division I Corps Army of Tennessee 27 February 1863-April 1863
3rd Division I Corps Army of Tennessee April 1863-6 June 1863
1st Division II Corps Army of Tennessee 6 June 1863-1 September 1863
Stewart’s Division III Corps Army of Tennessee 1 September 1863-19 September 1863
1st Division II Corps Army of Tennessee 1 October 1863-7 July 1864
III Corps Tennessee 14 June 1864-14 June 1864
III Corps Tennessee 23 June 1864-29 July 1864
III Corps Tennessee 15 August 1864-16 March 1865
Army of Tennessee 16 March 1865-8 April 1865
III Corps Tennessee 9 April 1865-26 April 1865
St John, Isaac Munroe
Georgia / Born 19 November 1827 Augusta, Georgia / Died 7 April 1880
Private South Carolina Militia April 1861 / Captain PACS Engineers 12 February 1862 / Chief of the Bureau of Nitre and Mining 18 April 1862 / Major PACS Artillery 26 September 1862 / Chief of the Bureau of Nitre and Mining 26 April 1862 / Lieutenant-Colonel PACS 28 May 1863 / Resigned 31 January 1864 Refused / Colonel PACS 15 June 1864 / Brigadier-General PACS Commissary-General of Subsistence 16 February 1865 / Paroled Thomasville, Georgia 1 June 1865
Chief Engineer Army of the Peninsula 3 October 1861
Chief Engineer Department of Norfolk March 1862
Chief of the Bureau of Nitre and Mining 18 April 1862-16 February 1865
Commissary-General of Subsistence 16 February 1865-April 1865
Stovall, Marcellus Augustus
Georgia / Born 18 September 1818 Sparta, Georgia / Died Augusta, Georgia 4 August 1895
Cadet USMA 1 July 1836 / Resigned USMA 1837
Private USV Georgia Infantry 1835 / Mustered Out USV 1836 / Captain Artillery Georgia Militia 1839 / Colonel 2nd Artillery Georgia Militia August 1861 / Lieutenant-Colonel PACS 3rd Battalion Georgia Infantry 8 October 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 23 January 1863 to rank from 20 January 1863 / Paroled 9 May 1865
4th Brigade Breckinridge’s Division Military Division of the West 6 June 1863-25 August 1863
Stovall’s Brigade Breckinridge’s Division II Corps Army of Tennessee 28 August 1863-12 November 1863
Stovall’s Brigade Stewart’s Division II Corps Army of Tennessee 12 November 1863-July 1864
Stovall’s Brigade Clayton’s Division II Corps Army of Tennessee July 1864-March 1865
Strahl, Otho French
Ohio-Tennessee / Born 3 June 1831 McConnelsville, Ohio / KIA Franklin, Tennessee 30 November 1864
Captain PACS 4th Tennessee Infantry May 1861 / Lieutenant-Colonel PACS 15 May 1861 / Colonel PACS 24 April 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 28 July 1863
WIA Atlanta 22 July 1864
Stewart’s Brigade Cheatham’s Division Polk’s Corps Army of Tennessee 6 June 1863-November 1863
Strahl’s Brigade Stewart’s Division II Corps Army of Tennessee November 1863-20 February 1864
Strahl’s Brigade Cheatham’s Division I Corps Army of Tennessee 20 February 1864-22 July 1864
Strahl’s Brigade Brown’s Division I Corps Army of Tennessee September 1864-30 November 1864
Stuart, James Ewell Brown
Virginia / Born 6 February 1833 Patrick, Virginia / DOW Richmond, Virginia 12 May 1864
Cadet USMA 1 July 1850 / USMA 1 July 1854 13/46 Mounted Rifles-Cavalry
US Mounted Rifles 1 July 1854 / 2nd Lieutenant USA 31 October 1854 / 1st US Cavalry 3 March 1855 / Regt Quartermaster 5 July 1855-31 May 1857 / 1st Lieutenant USA 20 December 1855 / Captain USA 22 April 1861 / Resigned USA 14 May 1861 / Captain ACSA Cavalry 16 March 1861 / Lieutenant-Colonel Infantry Provisional Army of Virginia 10 May 1861 / Colonel PACS 1st Virginia Cavalry 16 July 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 24 September 1861 / Colonel Provisional Army of Virginia 6 December 1861 / Major-General PACS 25 July 1862
Brevet 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 July 1854
WIA Solomon’s River, Kansas Territory 29 July 1857 MWIA Yellow Tavern 11 May 1864
Cavalry Army of the Shenandoah 4 July 1861-20 July 1861
Stuart’s Cavalry Brigade Valley District 21 July 1861-28 September 1861
Stuart’s Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac 8 September 1861-14 March 1862
Stuart’s Cavalry Brigade Army of Northern Virginia 14 March 1862-May 1862
Cavalry Army of Northern Virginia May 1862-28 July 1862
Cavalry Division Army of Northern Virginia 28 July 1862-9 September 1863
Cavalry Corps Army of Northern Virginia 9 September 1863-11 May 1864
II Corps Northern Virginia 2 May 1863-5 May 1863
Cavalry Corps Northern Virginia 30 May 1863-12 May 1864
Taliaferro, William Booth
Virginia / Born 28 December 1822 Gloucester, Virginia / Died Gloucester, Virginia 27 February 1898
Captain USA Infantry 23 February 1847 / 11th US Infantry 9 April 1847 / Major USA 9 August 1847 / Discharged USA 26 August 1848 / Major-General Virginia Militia 1858 / Major-General Provisional Army of Virginia 27 April 1861-1 May 1861 / Colonel PACS 23rd Virginia Infantry 1 May 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 6 March 1862 to rank from 4 March 1862 / Major-General PACS 1 January 1865 Unconfirmed / Paroled Greensboro, North Carolina 2 May 1865
WIA Groveton 28 August 1862 WIA Fredericksburg 13 December 1862
Forces in Norfolk 18 April 1861-26 April 1861
5th Brigade Army of the Northwest 8 September 1861-8 December 1861
4th Brigade Army of the Northwest 8 December 1861-December 1861
Taliaferro’s Brigade Valley District December 1861-9 February 1862
3rd Brigade Jackson’s Division Valley District 9 February 1862-June 1862
Taliaferro’s Brigade 1st Division Left Wing Army of Northern Virginia July 1862-9 August 1862
1st Division Left Wing Army of Northern Virginia 9 August 1862-28 August 1862
1st Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia December 1862-February 1863
Taliaferro’s Brigade District of Georgia 6 March 1863-10 July 1863
1st Division First Sub-District of South Carolina 10 July 1863-22 October 1863
Seventh Sub-District of South Carolina 22 October 1863-20 February 1864
Seventh Sub-District of South Carolina 6 May 1864-17 October 1864
Third Sub-District of South Carolina 17 October 1864-26 April 1865
Taliaferro’s Division Department of South Carolina Georgia and Florida 25 February 1865-March 1865
Tappan, James Camp
Tennessee / Born 9 September 1825 Franklin, Tennessee / Died Helena, Arkansas 19 March 1905
Captain PACS 1861 / Colonel PACS 13th Arkansas Infantry 23 July 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 5 November 1862 / Paroled Shreveport, Louisiana 8 June 1865
Tappan’s Brigade Price’s Division District of Arkansas 28 February 1863-24 March 1864
Churchill’s Division District of Arkansas 24 March 1864-April 1864
Tappan’s Brigade Churchill’s Division District of Arkansas April 1864-10 May 1864
Churchill’s Division District of Arkansas 10 May 1864-19 May 1864
Tappan’s Brigade Churchill’s Division District of Arkansas 19 May 1864-25 June 1864
Churchill’s Division District of Arkansas 25 June 1864-June 1864
Tappan’s Brigade Churchill’s Division District of Arkansas June 1864-26 May 1865
Taylor, Richard
Kentucky-Louisiana / Born 27 January 1826 Louisville, Kentucky / Died new York City, New York 12 April 1879
Military Secretary (Z Taylor) 1846-1848 / Colonel PACS 9th Louisiana Infantry 7 July 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 21 October 1861 / Major-General PACS 28 July 1862 / Lieutenant-General PACS 14 May 1864 to rank from 8 April 1864 / Paroled Meridian, Mississippi 11 May 1865
CIA Citronelle, Mississippi 8 May 1865
8th Brigade Army of the Potomac July 1861
3rd Brigade 4th Division Army of the Potomac 22 October 1861-5 February 1862
3rd Brigade 3rd Division Army of the Potomac 5 February 1862-14 March 1862
8th Brigade 3rd Division Army of the Potomac 14 March 1862-26 June 1862
8th Brigade 3rd Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 26 June 1862-28 July 1862
District of West Louisiana 20 August 1862-10 June 1864
Department of Alabama, Mississippi and Eastern Louisiana 15 August 1864-22 November 1864
Department of Alabama, Mississippi and Eastern Louisiana 12 December 1864-4 May 1864
Department of Tennessee and Georgia 23 January 1865-24 February 1865
Army of Tennessee 23 January 1865-22 February 1865
Terrill, James Barbour
Virginia / Born 20 February 1838 Warm Springs, Virginia / KIA Bethesda Church, Virginia 30 May 1864
Major PACS 13th Virginia Infantry 23 May 1861 / Lieutenant-Colonel PACS 26 February 1862 / Colonel PACS 15 May 1863 / Brigadier-General PACS (Temporary) 1 June 1864 to rank from 31 May 1864 posthumously
Pegram’s Brigade Early’s Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 5 May 1864-30 May 1864
Terry, William
Virginia / Born 14 August 1824 Amherst, Virginia / Died Wytheville, Virginia 5 September 1888
Lieutenant Virginia Militia 1859-1861 / 1st Lieutenant PACS 4th Virginia Infantry 26 April 1861 / Captain PACS 8 June 1861 / Major PACS 22 April 1862 / Colonel PACS 11 September 1863 / Brigadier-General PACS (Special) 19 May 1864 / No Record of Parole
WIA Second Bull Run 28 August 1862 WIA Payne’s Farm 27 November 1863 WIA Spotsylvania 12 May 1864 WIA Winchester 19 September 1864 WIA Fort Stedman 25 March 1865
E Johnson’s Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 12 May 1864-22 May 1864
Terry’s Brigade Gordon’s Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 22 May 1864-13 June 1864
Terry’s Brigade Gordon’s Division Valley District 13 June 1864-19 September 1864
Terry’s Brigade Evans’ Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia December 1864-25 March 1865
Terry, William Richard
Virginia / Born 12 March 1827 Liberty, Virginia / Died Chesterfield, Virginia 28 March 1897
2nd Lieutenant PACS 51st Virginia Cavalry April 1861 / Captain PACS April 1861 / Colonel PACS 24th Virginia Infantry 21 September 1861 / Colonel Provisional Army of Virginia 6 December 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS (Temporary) 10 June 1864 to rank from 31 May 1864 / No Record of Parole
WIA Williamsburg 5 May 1862 WIA Gettysburg 3 July 1863 WIA Dinwiddie 31 March 1865
Kemper’s Brigade Kemper’s Division Right Wing Army of Northern Virginia 30 August 1862-September 1862
Kemper’s Brigade Department of Richmond September 1863-January 1864
Terry’s Brigade Pickett’s Division Department of North Carolina 18 April 1864-10 May 1864
Terry’s Brigade Pickett’s Division Department of Richmond 10 May 1864-14 May 1864
Terry’s Brigade Ransom’s Division Department of Richmond 14 May 1864-17 May 1864
Terry’s Brigade Hoke’s Division Department of Richmond 17 May 1864-19 May 1864
Terry’s Brigade Pickett’s Division Department of Richmond 19 May 1864-24 May 1864
Terry’s Brigade Pickett’s Division I Corps Army of Northern Virginia 27 June 1864-31 March 1865
Thomas, Allen
Maryland / Born 14 December 1830 Howard, Maryland / Died Waveland, Mississippi 3 December 1907
Colonel Louisiana Militia / Major PACS 29th Louisiana Infantry July 1861 / Colonel PACS 3 May 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 11 February 1864 to rank from 4 February 1864 / Paroled Natchitoches, Louisiana 8 June 1865
CIA Vicksburg 4 July 1863 Exchanged
1st Brigade Provisional Division Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana December 1862-January 1863
1st Brigade Polignac’s Division I Corps Trans-Mississippi Army September 1864-17 March 1865
Polignac’s Division I Corps Trans-Mississippi Army 17 March 1865-10 May 1865 /
1st Brigade Polignac’s Division I Corps Trans-Mississippi Army 10 May 1865-26 May 1865
Thomas, Edward Lloyd (Jr)
Georgia / Born 23 March 1825 Clarke, Georgia / Died South McAlester, Indian Territory 8 March 1898
Private USV Georgia Mounted Infantry 1847 / 2nd Lieutenant USV 1848 / Mustered Out USV 1848 / Colonel PACS 35th Georgia Infantry 15 October 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 1 November 1862 / Paroled Appomattox, Virginia 9 April 1865
WIA Mechanicsville 26 June 1862
Pettigrew’s Brigade G W Smith’s Division Army of the Potomac 31 May 1862-30 June 1862
3rd Brigade 2nd Division Centre Army of Northern Virginia 30 June 1862-27 July 1862
3rd Brigade 2nd Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 27 July 1862-30 May 1863
3rd Brigade Pender’s Division III Corps Army of Northern Virginia 30 May 1863-30 August 1863
Thomas’ Brigade Wilcox’s Division III Corps Army of Northern Virginia 31 August 1863-January 1865
Thomas’ Brigade Wilcox’s Division III Corps Army of Northern Virginia February 1865-9 April 1865
Tilghman, Lloyd
Maryland / Born 18 January 1816 Claiborne, Maryland / KIA Champion’s Hill, Mississippi 16 May 1863
Cadet USMA 1 July 1832 / USMA 1 July 1836 46/49 Dragoons
1st US Dragoons 1 July 1836 / 2nd Lieutenant USA 4 July 1836 / Resigned USA 30 September 1836 / Captain USV Maryland and District of Columbia Artillery 14 August 1847 / Mustered out USV 13 July 1848 / Colonel PACS 3rd Kentucky Infantry 5 July 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 18 October 1861
Brevet 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 July 1836
CIA Fort Henry 6 February 1862 Exchanged 15 August 1862
Tilghman’s Brigade Lovell’s Division District of Mississippi 6 October 1862-16 October 1862
Tilghman’s Brigade Lovell’s Division Army of West Tennessee 16 October 1862-7 December 1862
1st Brigade 1st Division I Corps Army of Mississippi 7 December 1862-16 May 1863
Toombs, Robert Augustus
Georgia / Born 2 July 1810 Wilkes, Georgia / Died Washington, Georgia 15 December 1885
Captain USV Georgia Infantry 1836-1837 / Brigadier-General PACS 19 July 1861 / Resigned PACS 4 March 1863 / Colonel 3rd Cavalry Georgia Militia 4 August 1861 / Brigadier-General Inspector-General and Chief of Staff Georgia Militia 6 February 1864-December 1864 / No Record of Parole
WIA Antietam 17 September 1862
3rd Brigade 2nd Division Army of the Potomac 22 October 1861-16 November 1861
District of Aquia 22 October 1861-22 March 1862
2nd Brigade 4th Division Army of the Potomac 16 November 1861-14 January 1862
3rd Brigade 2nd Division Army of the Potomac 14 January 1862-5 February 1862
3rd Brigade 1st Division Army of the Potomac 5 February 1862-14 March 1862
Toombs’ Brigade D R Jones’ Division Army of Northern Virginia 14 March 1862-April 1862
D R Jones’ Division Army of Northern Virginia April 1862-May 1862
1st Brigade 1st Division Right Wing Army of Northern Virginia May 1862-3 July 1862
1st Brigade 2nd Division I Corps Army of Northern Virginia 3 July 1862-30 August 1862
1st Brigade D R Jones’ Division I Corps Army of Northern Virginia 30 August 1862-17 September 1862
Toon, Thomas Fentress
North Carolina / Born 10 June 1840 Columbus, North Carolina / Died Raleigh, North Carolina 19 February 1902
Private PACS 20th North Carolina Infantry 20 May 1861 / 1st Lieutenant PACS 17 June 1861 / Captain PACS 19 July 1861 20th North Carolina / Major PACS June 1862 / Colonel PACS 26 February 1863 / Brigadier-General PACS (Temporary) 2 June 1864 to rank from 31 May 1864 Expired 7 August 1864 / No Record of Parole
WIA Fair Oaks 31 May 1862 WIA Gaines’ Mill 27 June 1862 WIA Chancellorsville 3 May 1863 WIA Spotsylvania 12 May 1864 WIA Fort Stedman 25 March 1865
Toon’s Brigade Ramseur’s Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia 4 June 1864-7 August 1864
Tracy, Edward Dorr
Georgia-Alabama / Born 5 November 1833 Macon, Georgia / KIA Port Gibson, Mississippi 1 May 1863
Captain 4th Alabama Militia January 1861 / Brigadier-General Louisiana Militia 1 April 1861 / Major PACS 12th Alabama Infantry 17 July 1861 Declined / Lieutenant-Colonel PACS 19th Alabama Infantry 12 October 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 16 August 1862
1st Brigade 3rd Division Department of East Tennessee 29 June 1862-31 October 1862
1st Brigade 2nd Division Department of East Tennessee 31 October 1862-December 1862
2nd Brigade Stevenson’s Division Second District of Mississippi and East Louisiana January 1863-April 1863
2nd Brigade Stevenson’s Division Army of Mississippi April 1863-1 May 1863
Trapier, James Heyward
South Carolina / Born 24 November 1815 Georgetown, South Carolina / Died Georgetown, South Carolina 21 December 1865
Cadet USMA 1 July 1834 / USMA 1 July 1838 3/45 Artillery-Engineers
2nd Lieutenant USA 1st US Artillery 1 July 1838 / Engineers 7 July 1838 / 1st Lieutenant USA 1 July 1839 / Resigned USA 28 February 1848 / Colonel South Carolina Militia 1851-1853 / Captain ACSA Engineers January 1861 / ADC (F W Pickens) January 1861 / Major PACS Assistant Quartermaster 19 June 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 21 October 1861 / No Record of Parole
Chief Engineer Department of South Carolina April 1861-November 1861
Department of Middle and Eastern Florida 22 October 1861-5 November 1861
District of Middle and East Florida 5 November 1861-13 November 1861
Department of Middle and Eastern Florida 14 March 1862-31 March 1862
4th Brigade 2nd Division II Corps Army of Mississippi March 1862-14 April 1862
1st Division I Corps Army of Mississippi 14 April 1862
Fourth Sub-District of South Carolina 6 November 1862-19 July 1864
Second Sub-District of South Carolina 14 March 1863-16 October 1863
First Sub-District of South Carolina 17 October 1864-10 May 1865
Trimble, Isaac Ridgeway
Pennsylvania-Kentucky / Born 15 May 1802 Culpeper, Virginia / Died Baltimore, Maryland 2 January 1888
Cadet USMA 3 November 1818 / USMA 1 July 1822 17/40 Artillery
3rd US Artillery 1 July 1822 / 2nd Lieutenant USA 1st US Artillery 1 July 1822 / Resigned USA 31 May 1832 / Colonel Engineers Provisional Army of Virginia May 1861 / Brigadier-General PACS 6 August 1861 to rank from 9 August 1861 / Major-General PACS 17 January 1863 / Paroled Lynchburg, Virginia 16 April 1865
Brevet 2nd Lieutenant USA 1 July 1822
WIA Second Bull Run 29 August 1862 WIA & CIA Gettysburg 3 July 1863
2nd Brigade 4th Division Army of the Potomac 16 November 1861-5 February 1862
2nd Brigade 3rd Division Army of the Potomac 5 February 1862-26 June 1862
7th Brigade 3rd Division Left Wing Army of Northern Virginia 26 June 1862-9 August 1862
Valley District 26 April 1863-15 June 1863 / ADC (R S Ewell) 15 June 1863-3 July 1863
Pender’s Division III Corps Army of Northern Virginia 3 July 1862-3 July 1863
Tucker, William Feimster
North Carolina-Mississippi / Born 9 May 1827 Iredell, North Carolina / Died Okolona, Mississippi 14 September 1881
Captain Mississippi Militia January 1861 / Captain PACS 11th Mississippi Infantry 13 May 1861 / Colonel PACS 41st Mississippi Infantry 8 May 1862 / Brigadier-General PACS 7 March 1864 to rank from 1 March 1864 / Paroled Jackson, Mississippi 15 May 1865
WIA Perryville 8 October 1862 WIA Resaca 14 May 1864
J P Anderson’s Brigade Hindman’s Division I Corps Army of Tennessee November 1863-December 1863
Tucker’s Brigade Hindman’s Division II Corps Army of Northern Virginia March 1864-14 May 1864
Tucker’s Brigade E Johnson’s Division II Corps Army of Tennessee September 1864
District of Southern Mississippi and Eastern Louisiana 1 April 1865-4 May 1865
Twiggs, David Emanuel
Georgia / Born 14 February 1790 Richmond, Georgia / Died Augusta, Georgia 15 July 1862
Captain USA 8th US Infantry 12 March 1812 / Major USA 28th US Infantry 21 September 1814 / Discharged USA 15 June 1815 / Captain USA 7th Infantry 2 December 1815 / 1st US Infantry 14 December 1821 / Major USA 14 May 1825 / Lieutenant-Colonel USA 4th US Infantry 15 July 1831 / Colonel USA 2nd US Dragoons 8 June 1836 / Brigadier-General USA 30 June 1846 / Defected to Confederacy 19 February 1861 / Dismissed USA 1 March 1861 / Major-General PACS 22 May 1861 / Retired PACS 11 October 1861
Brevet Major USA 2 December 1815 to rank from 21 September 1814 Brevet Major-General USA 23 September 1846
Department of Texas 7 November 1860-18 February 1861
Department of Louisiana 22 March 1861-15 April 1861
District of Louisiana 17 April 1861-27 May 1861
Department No 1 27 May 1861-7 October 1861
Tyler, Robert Charles
Maryland-Tennessee / Born 1833 Baltimore, Maryland / KIA West Point, Georgia 16 April 1865
Private PACS 15th Tennessee Infantry 1861 / Sergeant PACS 18 April 1861 / Captain PACS Assistant Quartermaster 2 June 1861 / Major PACS Assistant Quartermaster September 1861 / Lieutenant-Colonel PACS 15th Tennessee Infantry 26 December 1861 / Colonel PACS June 1862 / Provost Marshal 15 November 1863 / Brigadier-General PACS 5 March 1864 to rank from 23 February 1864
WIA Shiloh 6 April 1862 WIA Chickamauga 19 September 1863 WIA Missionary Ridge 25 November 1863
Assistant Quartermaster Army of Liberation 16 August 1861-30 August 1861
Assistant Quartermaster Army of Mississippi June 1862-19 September 1863
Provost Marshal Army of Tennessee 15 November 1863-20 November 1863
Tyler’s Brigade Bate’s Division I Corps Army of Tennessee 25 February 1864-July 1864
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