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The American Civil War was a civil war in the United States of America between 1861–1865. Eleven Southern slave states declared their secession from the United States and formed the Confederate States of America (the Confederacy). The Confederates, led by Jefferson Davis fought against the Union, which was supported by all the free states and the five border slave states.
Hostilities began on April 12, 1861, when Confederate forces attacked a US military installation at Fort Sumter in South Carolina. Lincoln responded by calling for a volunteer army from each state, leading to declarations of secession by four more Southern slave states. Both sides raised armies as the Union assumed control of the border states early in the war and established a naval blockade. In September 1862, Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation made ending slavery in the South a war goal[1], and dissuaded the British from intervening.[2]
The American Civil War was the deadliest war in American history, resulting in the deaths of 620,000 soldiers and an undetermined number of civilian casualties.
A general officer is an officer of high military rank and in the uniformed services of the United States, general officers are commissioned officers above the field officer ranks, the highest of which is colonel in the Army, Marine Corps, and Air Force and captain, in the Navy, Coast Guard, Public Health Service Commissioned Corps (PHSCC), and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Commissioned Corps (NOAACC). During the Civil War both the Union and the Confederates required leadership in order to develop strategies and command troops through the various battles. A large number of Generals were promoted on both sides to facilitate the defeat of their rival.
In 1860, at the outbreak of the Civil War, there were only a select number of general officers serving in the United States Army. The following is a list of those officers who had been promoted to the rank of general prior to April 1, 1861 either by substantive rank or rank or brevet. Those officers with a brevet rank also held a lower substantive rank of an earlier date. The highest rank the officer received before the aforementioned date is shown, substantive or brevet. The allegiance of the officer during the Civil War is also shown.
Following the attack on Fort Sumter the U.S. Army re-instituted the promotion of volunteer officers. On May 16, 1861 three appointments were made to Major General of U.S. Volunteers. These officers (in order they were appointed) were John A. Dix, Benjamin F. Butler and Nathaniel P. Banks.[4] These three officers thus outranked all other volunteer officers for the duration of the war. The following day 34 appointments were made to Brigadier General of U.S. Volunteers.[5] The first three names to appear on the appointment list were Samuel P. Heintzelman, David Hunter and Erasmus D. Keyes (Ulysses S. Grant's name appeared 18th on the list). By 1865 there were over 1,000 generals by substantive or brevet rank in the Regular Army, Volunteer Army or state militias.
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Rank |
Notes |
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Abercrombie, John Joseph |
Union |
Brigadier General |
son-in-law of Robert Patterson |
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Allen, Robert |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Alvord, Benjamin |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Ames, Adelbert |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
Was a Medal of Honor recipient
post war Governor and U.S. Senator from Mississippi |
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Ammen, Jacob |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Anderson, Robert |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Andrews, Christopher Columbus |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Andrews, George Leonard |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Arnold, Lewis Golding |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Arnold, Richard |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Asboth, Alexander Sandor |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Augur, Christopher Columbus |
Union |
Major General |
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Averell, William Woods |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Ayres, Romeyn Beck |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Bailey, Joseph |
Union |
Brigadier General |
-
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Baird, Absalom |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
Was a Medal of Honor recipient |
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Baker, Edward D. |
Union |
Major General |
U.S. Senator from Oregon
killed at the battle of Ball's Bluff |
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Baker, Lafayette C. |
Union |
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Banks, Nathaniel Prentiss |
Union |
Major General |
pre-war Governor of Massachusetts
second highest ranking volunteer officer |
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Barlow, Francis Channing |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Barnard, John Gross |
Union |
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Barnes, James |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Barnes, Joseph K. |
Union |
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Barnum, Henry Alanson |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
was a Medal of Honor recipient |
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Barry, William Farquhar |
Union |
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Bartlett, Joseph Jackson |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Bartlett, William Francis |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Baxter, Henry |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Bayard, George Dashiell |
Union |
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Beal, George Lafayette |
Union |
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Beatty, John |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Beatty, Samuel |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Belknap, William Worth |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
post war U.S. Secretary of War |
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Benham, Henry Washington |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Benton, William Plummer |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Berry, Hiram George |
Union |
Major General |
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Bidwell, Daniel Davidson |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Birge, Henry Warner |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Birney, David Bell |
Union |
Major General |
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Birney, William |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Blair, Francis Preston Jr. |
Union |
Major General |
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Blenker, Ludwig |
Union |
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Blunt, James Gillpatrick |
Union |
Major General |
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Bohlen, Heinrich |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Bowen, James |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Boyle, Jeremiah Tilford |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Bradley, Luther Prentice |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Bragg, Edward Stuyvesant |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Brannan, John Milton |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Brayman, Mason |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Briggs, Henry Shaw |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Brisbin, James Sanks |
Union |
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Brooke, John Rutter |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Brooks, William Thomas Harbaugh |
Union |
Major General |
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Brown, Egbert Benson |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Brown, Harvey |
Union |
Brevet Brigadier General |
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Buchanan, Robert Christie |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Buckingham, Catharinus Putnam |
Union |
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Buckland, Ralph Pomeroy |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Buell, Don Carlos |
Union |
Major General |
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Buford, John |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Buford, Napoleon Bonaparte |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Burbridge, Stephen Gano |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Burnham, Hiram |
Union |
Brigadier General |
killed at the battle of Chaffin's Farm |
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Burns, William Wallace |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Burnside, Ambrose Everett |
Union |
Major General |
post war Governor of Rhode Island |
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Bussey, Cyrus |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Busteed, Richard |
Union |
—
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Butler, Benjamin Franklin |
Union |
Major General |
was the third highest ranking volunteer officer
post war Governor of Massachusetts |
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Butterfield, Daniel |
Union |
Major General |
Was a Medal of Honor recipient |
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Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Cadwalader, George |
Union |
Major General |
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Caldwell, John Curtis |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Cameron, Robert Alexander |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Campbell, Charles Thomas |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Campbell, William Bowen |
Union |
Brigadier General |
antebellum Governor of Tennessee |
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Canby, Edward Richard Sprigg |
Union |
Major General |
brother-in-law of John P. Hawkins |
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Carleton, James Henry |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Carlin, William Passmore |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Carr, Eugene Asa |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
Was a Medal of Honor recipient |
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Carr, Joseph Bradford |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Carrington, Henry Beebee |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Carroll, Samuel Sprigg |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Carter, Samuel Powhatan |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
held a concurrent rank in the U.S. Navy |
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Casey, Silas |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Catterson, Robert Francis |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Chamberlain, Joshua Lawrence |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
Was a Medal of Honor recipient(Gettysburg, Day 2) |
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Chambers, Alexander |
Union |
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Champlin, Stephen Gardner |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Chapin, Edward Payson |
Union |
Brigadier General |
promoted posthumously |
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Chapman, George Henry |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Chetlain, Augustus Louis |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Chrysler, Morgan Henry |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Clark, William Thomas |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
later U.S. Senator from Texas |
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Clay, Cassius Marcellus |
Union |
Major General |
—
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Clayton, Powell |
Union |
Brigadier General |
later Governor and U.S. Senator from Arkansas |
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Clitz, Henry Boynton |
Union |
—
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—
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Cluseret, Gustave Paul |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Cochrane, John |
Union |
—
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—
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Connor, Patrick Edward |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Connor, Selden |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Cook, John |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Cooke, Philip St. George |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
father-in-law of J.E.B. Stuart |
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Cooper, James |
Union |
—
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later U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania |
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Cooper, Joseph Alexander |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Copeland, Joseph Tarr |
Union |
—
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—
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Corcoran, Michael |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Corse, John Murray |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Couch, Darius Nash |
Union |
Major General |
—
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Cowdin, Robert |
Union |
—
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—
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Cox, Jacob Dolson |
Union |
Major General |
later Governor of Ohio and Secretary of the Interior |
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Craig, James |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Crawford, Samuel Wylie |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Crittenden, Thomas Leonidas |
Union |
Major General |
cousin of Thomas Turpin Crittenden |
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Crittenden, Thomas Turpin |
Union |
Brigadier General |
cousin of Thomas L. Crittenden |
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Crocker, Marcellus Monroe |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Crook, George |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Croxton, John Thomas |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Cruft, Charles |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Cullum, George Washington |
Union |
—
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—
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Curtis, Newton Martin |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
Was a Medal of Honor recipient |
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Curtis, Samuel Ryan |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
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Custer, George Armstrong |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Cutler, Lysander |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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| Image |
Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Dana, Napoleon Jackson Tecumseh |
Union |
Major General |
father-in-law of John C. Tidball |
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Davidson, John Wynn |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Davies, Henry Eugene |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Davies, Thomas Alfred |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
uncle of Henry E. Davies |
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Davis, Edmund Jackson |
Union |
Brigadier General |
post war Governor of Texas |
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Davis, Jefferson Columbus |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Delafield, Richard |
Union |
—
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—
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Dennis, Elias Smith |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Dent, Frederick Tracy |
Union |
Brigadier General |
brother-in-law of Ulysses S. Grant |
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Denver, James W. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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—
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De Russy, Gustavus Adolphus |
Union |
—
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—
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De Trobriand, Régis |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Devens, Charles Jr. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Devin, Thomas Casimer |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Dewey, Joel A. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Deitzler, George Washington |
Union |
Major General |
—
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Dix, John Adams |
Union |
Major General |
highest ranking volunteer officer
antebellum U.S. Senator from New York
U.S. Secretary of the Treasury
post war Governor of New York |
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Dodge, Charles Cleveland |
Union |
Brigadier General |
youngest general at the time of his appointment |
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Dobler, John |
Union |
—
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—
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Dodge, Grenville Mellen |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
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Doolittle, Charles C. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Doubleday, Abner |
Union |
Major General |
fired the first shot from Fort Sumter |
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Dow, Neal |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Duffié, Alfred N. |
Union |
—
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—
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Dumont, Ebenezer |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Duryée, Abram |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Duryée, Jacob Eugene |
Union |
Brevet Brigadier General |
—
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Duval, Isaac Hardin |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Dwight, William |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Dyer, Alexander Brydie |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Eaton, Amos Beebe |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Edwards, John |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Edwards, Oliver |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Egan, Thomas W. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Ellet, Alfred W. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
brother of Charles Ellet, Jr.; uncle of Charles Rivers Ellet |
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Elliott, Washington Lafayette |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Emory, William Hemsley |
Union |
Major General |
Emory Peak is named in his honor |
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Estey, George Peabody |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Eustis, Henry Lawrence |
Union |
Brigadier General |
son of Abraham Eustis |
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Ewing, Charles |
Union |
Brigadier General |
brother of Thomas Ewing, Jr. and Hugh B. Ewing, brother-in-law of William T. Sherman |
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Ewing, Hugh Boyle |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
brother of Thomas Ewing, Jr. and Charles Ewing, brother-in-law of William T. Sherman |
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Ewing, Thomas Jr. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
brother of Hugh B. Ewing and Charles Ewing, brother-in-law of William T. Sherman |
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| Image |
Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Fairchild, Lucius |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Farnsworth, Elon John |
Union |
Brigadier General |
killed at the battle of Gettysburg |
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Farnsworth, John F. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Ferrero, Edward |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Ferry, Orris S. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
post war U.S. Senator from Connecticut |
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Fessenden, Francis |
Union |
Major General |
brother of James D. Fessenden |
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Fessenden, James Deering |
Union |
Brigadier General |
brother of Francis Fessenden |
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Fisk, Clinton Bowen |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Force, Manning F. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
was a Medal of Honor recipient |
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Forsyth, James W. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
commanded the U.S. troops at the battle of Wounded Knee |
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Foster, John G. |
Union |
Major General |
—
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Foster, Robert Sanford |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Franklin, William Buel |
Union |
Major General |
general manager of Colt Firearms Manufacturing Co. |
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Fremont, John Charles |
Union |
Major General |
antebellum U.S. Senator from California and Republican Party presidential candidate
post war Governor of Arizona Territory |
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French, William H. |
Union |
Major General |
—
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Fry, James Barnet |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Fry, Speed S. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Fuller, John Wallace |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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| Image |
Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Gamble, William |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Garfield, James Abram |
Union |
Brigadier General |
20th President of the United States |
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Garrard, Kenner |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
cousin of Theophilus T. Garrard |
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Garrard, Theophilus T. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
cousin of Kenner Garrard |
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Geary, John W. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
pre-war Governor of Kansas Territory
post war Governor of Pennsylvania |
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Getty, George W. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Gibbon, John |
Union |
Major General |
—
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Gibbs, Alfred |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Gilbert, Charles Champion |
Union |
Major General |
appointed acting major general by orders of Horatio G. Wright |
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Gilbert, James Isham |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Gillem, Alvan Cullem |
Union |
Major General |
—
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Gillmore, Quincy Adams |
Union |
Major General |
—
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Gordon, George Henry |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Gorman, Willis A. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Graham, Charles Kinnaird |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Graham, Lawrence Pike |
Union |
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Granger, Gordon |
Union |
Major General |
—
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Granger, Robert S. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Grant, Lewis A. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
was a Medal of Honor recipient |
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Grant, Ulysses S. |
Union |
General |
received the Thanks of Congress
General-in-Chief of the U.S. Army (1864-1869)
18th President of the United States |
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Greene, George Sears |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
grandson of Nathaniel Greene
father of Francis V. Greene |
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Gregg, David McMurtrie |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
cousin of Andrew G. Curtin
cousin of John Irvin Gregg |
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Gresham, Walter Q. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
post war U.S. Postmaster General
post war U.S. Secretary of the Treasury
post war U.S. Secretary of State |
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Grierson, Benjamin H. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Griffin, Charles |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
brother-in-law of Samuel S. Carroll |
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Griffin, Simon Goodell |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Grose, William |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Grover, Cuvier |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Hackleman, Pleasant Adam |
Union |
Brigadier General |
killed at the battle of Corinth |
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Halleck, Henry Wager |
Union |
Major General |
General-in-Chief of the U.S. Army (1862-1864) |
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Hamblin, Joseph Eldridge |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Hamilton, Andrew J. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
post war Governor of Texas |
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Hamilton, Charles Smith |
Union |
Major General |
—
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Hamilton, Schuyler |
Union |
Major General |
grandson of Alexander Hamilton
brother-in-law of Henry W. Halleck |
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Hamlin, Cyrus |
Union |
Brigadier General |
son of Hannibal Hamlin |
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Hammond, William Alexander |
Union |
Brigadier General |
Surgeon General of the United States Army (1862-1864) |
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Hancock, Winfield Scott |
Union |
Major General |
received the Thanks of Congress |
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Hardie, James Allen |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Hardin, Martin Davis |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Harding, Abner Clark |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Harker, Charles Garrison |
Union |
Brigadier General |
killed at the battle of Kennesaw Mountain |
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—
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Harland, Edward |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Harney, William Selby |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Harris, Thomas Maley |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Harrison, Benjamin |
Union |
Brevet Brigadier General |
grandson of William Henry Harrison
post war U.S. Senator from Indiana
23rd President of the United States |
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Harrow, William |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Hartranft, John F. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
was a Medal of Honor recipient
post war Governor of Pennsylvania |
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Hartsuff, George Lucas |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
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Hascall, Milo Smith |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Haskin, Joseph Abel |
Union |
—
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Hatch, Edward |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Hatch, John Porter |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
was a Medal of Honor recipient |
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Haupt, Herman |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Hawkins, John Parker |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
brother-in-law of Edward Canby |
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Hawley, Joseph Roswell |
Union |
Brigadier General |
post war Governor and U.S. Senator from Connecticut |
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Hayes, Joseph |
Union |
—
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Hayes, Rutherford Birchard |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
post war Governor of Ohio
19th President of the United States |
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Haynie, Isham N. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Hays, Alexander |
Union |
Brigadier General |
killed at the battle of the Wilderness |
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Hays, William |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Hazen, William Babcock |
Union |
Major General |
—
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Heckman, Charles Adam |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Heintzelman, Samuel P. |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
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Herron, Francis Jay |
Union |
Major General |
was a Medal of Honor recipient |
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Hickman, Charles A. |
Union |
—
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—
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Hincks, Edward Winslow |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Hitchcock, Ethan A. |
Union |
Major General |
—
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Hobson, Edward H. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Holt, Joseph |
Union |
Brigadier General |
pre-war U.S. Postmaster General
U.S. Secretary of War
Judge Advocate General of the United States Army |
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Hooker, Joseph |
Union |
Major General |
received the Thanks of Congress |
 |
Hovey, Alvin P. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
post war Governor of Indiana |
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Hovey, Charles Edward |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Howard, Oliver Otis |
Union |
Major General |
was a Medal of Honor recipient
received the Thanks of Congress |
 |
Howe, Albion Parris |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Howell, Joshua B. |
Union |
—
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Humphreys, Andrew Atkinson |
Union |
Major General |
—
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Hunt, Henry Jackson |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
brother of Lewis Cass Hunt
brother-in-law of John P. Hawkins
brother-in-law of Gustavus A. DeRussy |
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Hunt, Lewis Cass |
Union |
—
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Hunter, David |
Union |
Major General |
—
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Hurlbut, Stephen A. |
Union |
Major General |
—
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Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Jackson, Conrad Feger |
Union |
Brigadier General |
Was killed in action during the Battle of Fredericksburg |
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Jackson, James Streshly |
Union |
Brigadier General |
Was killed at the Battle of Perryville |
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Jackson, Nathaniel J. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Jackson, Richard Henry |
Union |
—
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—
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Jameson, Charles Davis |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Johnson, Andrew |
Union |
Brigadier General |
pre-war Governor and U.S. Senator from Tennessee,
17th President of the United States,
postwar U.S. Senator from Tennessee |
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Johnson, Richard W. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Jones, Patrick Henry |
Union |
brigadier general |
—
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Judah, Henry M. |
Union |
brigadier general |
—
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| Image |
Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Kane, Thomas Leiper |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Kautz, August Valentin |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Kearny, Philip |
Union |
Major General |
killed at the battle of Chantilly |
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Keim, William High |
Union |
Brigadier General |
died of typhoid fever in 1862 |
 |
Kelley, Benjamin Franklin |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Kenly, John Reese |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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—
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Ketcham, John H. |
Union |
—
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—
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Ketchum, William Scott |
Union |
—
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—
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Keyes, Erasmus Darwin |
Union |
Major General |
—
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—
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Kiernan, James Lawlor |
Union |
—
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—
|
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Kilpatrick, Hugh Judson |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
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Kimball, Nathan |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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—
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King, John Haskell |
Union |
—
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—
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King, Rufus |
Union |
Brigadier General |
first commander of the Iron Brigade |
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—
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Kirby, Edmund |
Union |
—
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—
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—
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Kirk, Edward Needles |
Union |
Brigadier General |
killed at the battle of Stones River |
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Knipe, Joseph Farmer |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Krzyzanowski, Wladimir |
Union |
|
cousin of Frédéric Chopin |
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| Image |
Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Lander, Frederick West |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Lane, James H. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
concurrent U.S. Senator from Kansas |
 |
Lauman, Jacob G. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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—
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Lawler, Michael Kelly |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Ledlie, James H. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Lee, Albert Lindley |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Leggett, Mortimer Dormer |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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—
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Lightburn, Joseph A. J. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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—
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Lockwood, Henry Hayes |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
Logan, John A. |
Union |
Major General |
post war U.S. Senator from Illinois |
 |
Long, Eli |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Lowell, Charles Russell |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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—
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Lucas, Thomas John |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Lyon, Nathaniel |
Union |
Brigadier General |
received the Thanks of Congress |
 |
Lytle, William Haines |
Union |
Brigadier General |
killed at the battle of Chickamauga |
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| Image |
Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Mackenzie, Ranald Slidell |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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—
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Maltby, Jasper Adalmorn |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Mansfield, Joseph King Fenno |
Union |
Major General |
killed at the battle of Antietam |
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Manson, Mahlon Dickerson |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Marcy, Randolph B. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
father-in-law of George B. McClellan |
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Marston, Gilman |
Union |
Brigadier General |
post war U.S. Senator from New Hampshire |
 |
Martindale, John Henry |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Mason, John Sanford |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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—
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Matthies, Karl Leopold |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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McArthur, John |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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McCall, George Archibald |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
McClellan, George Brinton |
Union |
Major General |
received the Thanks of Congress
General-in-Chief of the U.S. Army (1861-1862)
post war Governor of New Jersey |
 |
McClernand, John Alexander |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
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McCook, Alexander McDowell |
Union |
Major General |
brother of Robert L. McCook
brother of Daniel McCook, Jr. |
|
—
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McCook, Daniel Jr. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
mortally wounded at the battle of Kennesaw Mountain
brother of Robert L. McCook
brother of Alexander McCook |
 |
McCook, Edward Moody |
Union |
Major General |
cousin of Robert L. McCook
cousin of Alexander McCook
cousin of Daniel McCook, Jr. |
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McCook, Robert Latimer |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
brother of Alexander McCook
brother of Daniel McCook, Jr.
mortally wounded in 1862 by bushwahckers |
 |
McDowell, Irvin |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
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McGinnis, George Francis |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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—
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McIntosh, John Baillie |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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McKean, Thomas Jefferson |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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—
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McKinstry, Justus |
Union |
—
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—
|
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McLean, Nathaniel Collins |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
McMillan, James Winning |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
 |
McNeil, John |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
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McPherson, James Birdseye |
Union |
Major General |
killed at the battle of Atlanta |
 |
Meade, George Gordon |
Union |
Major General |
received the Thanks of Congress |
 |
Meagher, Thomas Francis |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
Meigs, Montgomery Cunningham |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
 |
Meredith, Solomon |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
|
—
|
Meredith, Sullivan Amory |
Union |
—
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—
|
 |
Merritt, Wesley |
Union |
Major General |
post war Military Governor of the Philippines |
 |
Miles, Nelson Appleton |
Union |
Major General |
received the Medal of Honor
General-in-Chief of the U.S. Army
post war Military Governor of Puerto Rico |
 |
Miller, John Franklin |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
post war U.S. Senator from California |
 |
Miller, Stephen |
Union |
Brigadier General |
Governor of Minnesota |
 |
Milroy, Robert H. |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
 |
Mitchel, Ormsby MacKnight |
Union |
Major General |
died of typhoid fever in 1862 |
|
—
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Mitchell, John Grant |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
 |
Mitchell, Robert Byington |
Union |
Major General |
post war Governor of New Mexico Territory |
|
—
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Montgomery, William Reading |
Union |
—
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—
|
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Moonlight, Thomas |
Union |
Brevet Brigadier General |
post war Governor of Wyoming Territory |
 |
Morell, George W. |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
|
—
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Morgan, Charles Hale |
Union |
—
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—
|
 |
Morgan, Edwin Denison |
Union |
Major General |
pre-war Governor of New York
post war U.S. Senator from New York |
 |
Morgan, George W. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
|
—
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Morgan, James Dada |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
|
—
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Morris, William Hopkins |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
|
—
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Morton, James St. Clair |
Union |
—
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—
|
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Mott, Gershom |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
 |
Mower, Joseph A. |
Union |
Major General |
—
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| Image |
Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Paine, Charles Jackson |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Paine, Eleazar Arthur |
Union |
Brigadier General |
cousin of Halbert E. Paine |
 |
Paine, Halbert E. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
cousin of Eleazar A. Paine |
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Palmer, Innis Newton |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Palmer, John M. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
post war Governor and U.S. Senator from Illinois |
 |
Parke, John G. |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
|
—
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Parsons, Lewis Baldwin |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
Patrick, Marsena Rudolph |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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—
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Patterson, Francis Engle |
Union |
Brigadier General |
son of Robert Patterson; shot himself in 1862 |
 |
Patterson, Robert |
Union |
Major General |
father of Francis E. Patterson |
|
—
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Paul, Gabriel René |
Union |
Brigadier General |
blinded at Gettysburg |
 |
Peck, John J. |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
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Pennypacker, Galusha |
Union |
Major General |
Was a Medal of Honor recipient; youngest person to hold the rank of brigadier general in the U.S. Army, at the age of 20 |
|
—
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Penrose, William Henry |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
Phelps, John S. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
post war Governor of Missouri |
 |
Phelps, John Wolcott |
Union |
Brigadier General |
half brother to Charles E. Phelps |
 |
Piatt, Abram Sanders |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
|
—
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Pierce, Byron Root |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
 |
Pile, William A. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
Governor of New Mexico Territory |
|
—
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Pitcher, Thomas Gamble |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
Pleasonton, Alfred |
Union |
Major General |
—
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—
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Plummer, Joseph Bennett |
Union |
Brigadier General |
died of exposure near Corinth, MS |
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Poe, Orlando Metcalfe |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
Pomutz, George |
Union |
Brevet Brigadier General |
—
|
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Pope, John |
Union |
Major General |
brother-in-law of Manning F. Force |
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Porter, Andrew |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
Porter, Fitz-John |
Union |
Major General |
cousin of David D. Porter, William D. Porter and David G. Farragut |
|
—
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Potter, Edward Elmer |
Union |
Brevet Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
Potter, Joseph Haydn |
Union
Brigadier General
|
—
|
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Potter, Robert Brown |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
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Potts, Benjamin Franklin |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
post war Governor of Montana Territory |
|
—
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Powell, William Henry |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
Was a Medal of Honor recipient |
|
—
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Pratt, Calvin Edward |
Union
Brigadier General
|
—
|
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Prentiss, Benjamin Mayberry |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
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Price, Samuel Woodson |
Union |
Brevet Brigadier General |
—
|
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—
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Prince, Henry |
Union |
—
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—
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| Image |
Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Ramsay, George Douglas |
Union |
—
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Ransom, Thomas E.G. |
Union |
Major General |
posthumously promoted to major general
died of typhoid fever in 1864[6] |
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Raum, Green Berry |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Rawlins, John Aaron |
Union |
Major General |
post war U.S. Secretary of War |
|
—
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Reid, Hugh Thompson |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
|
—
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Reilly, James William |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
Reno, Jesse L. |
Union |
Major General |
posthumously promoted to major general
killed at the battle of South Mountain
Reno, NV is named in his honor |
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Revere, Joseph Warren |
Union |
Brigadier General |
grandson of Paul Revere |
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Reynolds, John Fulton |
Union |
Major General |
killed at the battle of Gettysburg |
 |
Reynolds, Joseph J. |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
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Rice, Americus V. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Rice, Elliott Warren |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
brother of Samuel A. Rice |
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Rice, James Clay |
Union |
Brigadier General |
killed at the battle of Spotsylvania |
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Rice, Samuel Allen |
Union |
Brigadier General |
mortally wounded at the battle of Jenkins Ferry
brother of Elliott W. Rice |
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Richardson, Israel Bush |
Union |
Major General |
mortally wounded at the battle of Antietam |
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Ricketts, James Brewerton |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Ripley, James Wolfe |
Union |
Brigadier General |
uncle of Roswell S. Ripley, C.S.A. |
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Roberts, Benjamin Sands |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
|
—
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Robinson, James S. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
 |
Robinson, John C. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
was a Medal of Honor recipient |
 |
Rodman, Isaac Peace |
Union |
Brigadier General |
mortally wounded at the battle of Antietam |
 |
Rosecrans, William Starke |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
|
—
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Ross, Leonard Fulton |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
Rousseau, Lovell H. |
Union |
Major General |
father-in-law of Louis D. Watkins |
|
—
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Rowley, Thomas Algeo |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
|
—
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Rucker, Daniel Henry |
Union |
—
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—
|
 |
Ruger, Thomas H. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
 |
Russell, David Allen |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
killed at the battle of Opequon
posthumously brevetted to major general |
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| Image |
Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Salomon, Friedrich K. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
brother of Edward Salomon |
 |
Sanborn, John Benjamin |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
|
—
|
Sanders, William Price |
Union |
Brigadier General |
mortally wounded at the battle of Campbell's Station |
 |
Saxton, Rufus |
Union |
Brigadier General |
was a Medal of Honor recipient |
 |
Scammon, Eliakim Parker |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
Schenck, Robert Cumming |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
 |
Schimmelfennig, Alexander |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
Schoepf, Albin F. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
Schofield, John McAllister |
Union |
Major General |
was a Medal of Honor recipient
post war Secretary of War
General-in-Chief of the U.S. Army (1888-1895) |
 |
Schurz, Carl |
Union |
Major General |
post war U.S. Senator from Missouri
post war U.S. Secretary of the Interior |
 |
Scott, Robert Kingston |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
post war Governor of South Carolina |
 |
Scott, Winfield |
Union |
Brevet Lieutenant General |
General-in-Chief of the U.S. Army (1841-1861) |
 |
Sedgwick, John |
Union |
Major General |
killed at the battle of Spotsylvania |
 |
Seward, William Henry Jr. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
son of William H. Seward |
 |
Seymour, Truman |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
present at both Fort Sumter and Appomattox |
 |
Shackelford, James M. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
Shaler, Alexander |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
was a Medal of Honor recipient |
|
—
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Shepard, Isaac Fitzgerald |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
Shepley, George F. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
Military Governor of Louisiana |
 |
Sheridan, Philip Henry |
Union |
Major General |
received the Thanks of Congress
General-in-Chief of the U.S. Army (1883-1888) |
|
—
|
Sherman, Francis Trowbridge |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
Sherman, Thomas W. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
 |
Sherman, William Tecumseh |
Union |
General |
received the Thanks of Congress
post war U.S. Secretary of War
General-in-Chief of the U.S. Army (1869-1883) |
 |
Shields, James |
Union |
Major General |
pre-war U.S. Senator from Illinois
pre-war U.S. Senator from Minnesota
post war U.S. Senator from Missouri |
 |
Sibley, Henry Hastings |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
pre-war Governor of Minnesota |
 |
Sickles, Daniel Edgar |
Union |
Major General |
was a Medal of Honor recipient |
 |
Sigel, Franz |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
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Sill, Joshua W. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
killed at the battle of Stone's River |
|
—
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Slack, James Richard |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Slemmer, Adam Jacoby |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
Slocum, Henry Warner |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
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Slough, John P. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Smith, Andrew Jackson |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
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Smith, Charles Ferguson |
Union |
Major General |
died of an infection in 1862 |
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Smith, Giles A. |
Union |
Major General |
brother of Morgan L. Smith |
 |
Smith, Green Clay |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
post war Governor of Montana Territory
son of John Speed Smith |
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—
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Smith, Gustavus A. |
Union |
—
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—
|
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Smith, John Eugene |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Smith, Morgan Lewis |
Union |
Brigadier General |
brother of Giles A. Smith |
|
—
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Smith, Thomas Church Haskell |
Union |
—
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—
|
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Smith, Thomas Kilby |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
 |
Smith, William Farrar |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
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Smith, William Sooy |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Smyth, Thomas Alfred |
Union |
Brigadier General |
mortally wounded at the battle of Farmville |
|
—
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Spears, James Gallant |
Union |
—
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—
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Spinola, Francis Barretto |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Sprague, John Wilson |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
was a Medal of Honor recipient |
 |
Stahel, Julius |
Union |
Major General |
was a Medal of Honor recipient |
 |
Stanley, David Sloane |
Union |
Major General |
was a Medal of Honor recipient |
 |
Stannard, George Jerrison |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
 |
Starkweather, John Converse |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
 |
Steedman, James Blair |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
 |
Steele, Frederick |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
 |
Stevens, Isaac Ingalls |
Union |
Major General |
killed at the battle of Chantilly |
|
—
|
Stevenson, John Dunlap |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Stevenson, Thomas Greely |
Union |
Brigadier General |
killed at the battle of Spotsylvania |
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Stokes, James Hughes |
Union |
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Stolbrand, Carl Johan |
Union |
—
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Stone, Charles Pomeroy |
Union |
Brigadier General |
post war Lt. Gen. in the Egyptian Army |
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Stoneman, George |
Union |
Major General |
post war Governor of California |
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Stoughton, Edwin H. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
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Strong, George Crockett |
Union |
Brigadier General |
killed at the battle of Fort Wagner |
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Strong, William Kerley |
Union |
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Stuart, David |
Union |
Brigadier General |
appointment was negated by the Senate |
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Stumbaugh, Frederick Shearer |
Union |
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Sturgis, Samuel Davis |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Sullivan, Jeremiah Cutler |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Sully, Alfred |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Sumner, Edwin Vose |
Union |
Major General |
died of pneumonia in 1863
father of Samuel S. Sumner |
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Swayne, Wager |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Sweeny, Thomas William |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Sykes, George |
Union |
Major General |
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| Image |
Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Taylor, George William |
Union |
Brigadier General |
mortally wounded at the battle of Manassas Station |
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Taylor, Joseph Pannell |
Union |
Brigadier General |
brother of Zachary Taylor
uncle of Richard Taylor |
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Taylor, Nelson |
Union |
Brigadier General |
appointment as brigadier general was withdrawn in 1863 |
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Terrill, William R. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
killed at the battle of Perryville |
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Terry, Alfred Howe |
Union |
Major General |
received the Thanks of Congress |
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Terry, Henry Dwight |
Union |
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Thayer, John Milton |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
post war Governor of Wyoming Territory
post war Governor of Nebraska |
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Thomas, George Henry |
Union |
Major General |
received the Thanks of Congress |
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Thomas, Henry Goddard |
Union |
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Thomas, Lorenzo |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Thomas, Stephen |
Union |
Brigadier General |
Was a Medal of Honor recipient |
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Thruston, Charles Mynn |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Tibbits, William B. |
Union |
—
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Tillson, Davis |
Union |
—
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Todd, John Blair Smith |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Torbert, Alfred Thomas Archimedes |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Totten, Joseph Gilbert |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
died of pneumonia in 1864 |
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Tower, Zealous Bates |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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Turchaninov, Ivan V. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
a.k.a. John Basil Turchin |
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Turner, John Wesley |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Tuttle, James Madison |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Tyler, Daniel |
Union |
Brigadier General |
uncle of Robert O. Tyler |
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Tyler, Erastus B. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Tyler, Robert Ogden |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
nephew of Daniel Tyler |
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Tyndale, Hector |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
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| Image |
Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Van Alen, James Henry |
Union |
—
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Van Cleve, Horatio Phillips |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Van Derveer, Ferdinand |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Vandever, William |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Van Vliet, Stewart |
Union |
Major General |
—
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Van Wyck, Charles H. |
Union |
Brigadier general |
—
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Veatch, James C. |
Union |
Brevet Major General of Volunteers |
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Viele, Egbert Ludovicus |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Vincent, Strong |
Union |
Brigadier General |
killed at the battle of Gettysburg |
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Vinton, Francis Laurens |
Union |
—
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Vogdes, Israel |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Von Steinwehr, Adolph W. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Voris, Alvin Coe |
Union |
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| Image |
Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Wade, Melancthon S. |
Union |
—
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Wadsworth, James S. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
killed at the battle of the Wilderness |
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Wagner, George Day |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Walcutt, Charles C. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Wallace, Lewis |
Union |
Major General |
post war Governor of New Mexico Territory |
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Wallace, William Harvey Lamb |
Union |
Brigadier General |
killed at the battle of Shiloh |
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Ward, John Henry Hobart |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Ward, William Thomas |
Union |
—
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Warner, James M. |
Union |
—
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Warren, Fitz-Henry |
Union |
—
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Warren, Gouverneur Kemble |
Union |
Major General |
—
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Washburn, Cadwallader Colden |
Union |
Major General |
post war Governor of Wisconsin; co-founder of what eventually became General Mills |
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Watkins, Louis Douglass |
Union |
—
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son-in-law of Lovell H. Rousseau |
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Webb, Alexander S. |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
was a Medal of Honor recipient |
|
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Weber, Max |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Webster, Joseph Dana |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Weed, Stephen Hinsdale |
Union |
Brigadier General |
killed at the battle of Gettysburg |
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Weitzel, Godfrey |
Union |
Major General |
built ship locks at Falls of the Ohio and Sault Saint Marie |
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Wells, William |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Welsh, Thomas |
Union |
Brigadier General |
succumbed to malaria in 1863 |
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Wessells, Henry Walton |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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West, Joseph R. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
post war U.S. Senator from Louisiana |
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Wheaton, Frank |
Union |
Major General |
son-in-law of Samuel Cooper, C.S.A. |
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Whipple, Amiel Weeks |
Union |
Brigadier General |
killed at the battle of Chancellorsville |
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Whipple, William Denison |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Whitaker, Walter Chiles |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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White, Julius |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Wild, Edward A. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Willcox, Orlando Bolivar |
Union |
Major General |
appointment as Maj. Gen. was withdrawn and later reappointed as Brevet Maj. Gen. |
 |
Williams, Alpheus Starkey |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
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Williams, David Henry |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Williams, Nelson Grosvenor |
Union |
Brigadier General |
appointment as brigadier general was negated by the Senate |
|
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Williams, Seth |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Williams, Thomas |
Union |
Brigadier General |
killed at the battle of Baton Rouge |
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Williamson, James Alexander |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
was a Medal of Honor recipient |
|
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Willich, August |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
—
|
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Wilson, James H. |
Union |
Major General |
—
|
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Wistar, Isaac J. |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
|
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Wood, Thomas J. |
Union |
Major General |
—
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Woodbury, Daniel Phineas |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
promoted posthumously |
 |
Woods, Charles Robert |
Union |
Brevet Major General |
brother of William B. Woods |
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Woods, William Burnham |
Union |
Brigadier General |
brother of Charles R. Woods |
 |
Wool, John Ellis |
Union |
Major General |
oldest officer to exercise active command during the war |
|
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Wright, George |
Union |
Brigadier General |
—
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Wright, Horatio Gouverneur |
Union |
Major General |
—
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Rank |
Notes |
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Adams, Daniel Weisiger |
Confederate |
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Adams, John |
Confederate |
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Adams, William Wirt |
Confederate |
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Alcorn, James Lusk |
Confederate |
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Alexander, Edward Porter |
Confederate |
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Allen, Henry Watkins |
Confederate |
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Allen, William W. |
Confederate |
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Anderson, Charles David |
Confederate |
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Anderson, George Burgwyn |
Confederate |
—
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Anderson, George T. |
Confederate |
—
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Anderson, James Patton |
Confederate |
—
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Anderson, Joseph R. |
Confederate |
—
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Anderson, Richard Heron |
Confederate |
—
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Anderson, Robert H. |
Confederate |
—
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Anderson, Samuel Read |
Confederate |
—
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Archer, James J. |
Confederate |
—
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Armistead, Lewis Addison |
Confederate |
—
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Armstrong, Frank Crawford |
Confederate |
—
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Ashby, Turner |
Confederate |
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Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Bagby, Arthur Pendleton Jr. |
Confederate |
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Baker, Alpheus |
Confederate |
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Baker, Laurence S. |
Confederate |
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Baldwin, Jacob |
Confederate |
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Baldwin, William Edwin |
Confederate |
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Barksdale, William |
Confederate |
—
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Barringer, Rufus |
Confederate |
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Barry, John D. |
Confederate |
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Barton, Seth M. |
Confederate |
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Bartow, Francis Stebbins |
Confederate |
—
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Bate, William Brimage |
Confederate |
—
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Battle, Cullen A. |
Confederate |
—
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Beale, Richard Lee Turberville |
Confederate |
—
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Beall, William N.R. |
Confederate |
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Beauregard, Pierre G.T. |
Confederate |
—
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Bee, Barnard E. Jr. |
Confederate |
—
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Bee, Hamilton Prioleau |
Confederate |
—
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Bell, Tyree H. |
Confederate |
—
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Benning, Henry L. |
Confederate |
—
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Benton, Samuel |
Confederate |
—
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Blanchard, Albert G. |
Confederate |
—
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Boggs, William R. |
Confederate |
—
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Bonham, Milledge Luke |
Confederate |
—
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Bowen, John Stevens |
Confederate |
—
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Bowles, Pinckney Downie |
Confederate |
—
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Bragg, Braxton |
Confederate |
—
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Branch, Lawrence O'Bryan |
Confederate |
—
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Brandon, William L. |
Confederate |
—
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Brantley, William F. |
Confederate |
—
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Bratton, John |
Confederate |
—
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Breckinridge, John C. |
Confederate |
—
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Brevard, Theodore W. |
Confederate |
—
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Brown, John Calvin |
Confederate |
—
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Browne, William Montague |
Confederate |
—
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Bryan, Goode |
Confederate |
—
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Buckner, Simon Bolivar |
Confederate |
—
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Buford, Abraham |
Confederate |
—
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Bullock, Robert |
Confederate |
—
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Butler, Matthew Calbraith |
Confederate |
—
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Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Cabell, William L. |
Confederate |
—
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Campbell, Alexander W. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Cantey, James |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Capers, Ellison |
Confederate |
—
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Carroll, William Henry |
Confederate |
—
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Carter, John C. |
Confederate |
—
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Chalmers, James R. |
Confederate |
—
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Chambliss, John R. |
Confederate |
—
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Chapman, Augustus A. |
Confederate |
—
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Cheatham, Benjamin F. |
Confederate |
—
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Chesnut, James Jr. |
Confederate |
—
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Chilton, Robert H. |
Confederate |
—
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Churchill, Thomas J. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Clanton, James H. |
Confederate |
—
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Clark, Charles |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Clark, Edward |
Confederate |
—
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Clark, John Bullock |
Confederate |
—
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Clark, John Bullock Jr. |
Confederate |
—
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Clark, Meriwether Lewis Sr. |
Confederate |
—
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Clayton, Henry DeLamar |
Confederate |
—
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Cleburne, Patrick R. |
Confederate |
—
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Clingman, Thomas Lanier |
Confederate |
—
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Cobb, Howell |
Confederate |
—
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Cobb, Thomas Reade Rootes |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Cocke, Philip St. George |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Cockrell, Francis M. |
Confederate |
—
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Colquitt, Alfred Holt |
Confederate |
—
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Colston, Raleigh E. |
Confederate |
—
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Conner, James |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Cook, Philip |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Cooke, John Rogers |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Cooper, Douglas H. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Cooper, Samuel |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Corse, Montgomery Dent |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Cosby, George B. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Cox, William Ruffin |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Crittenden, George Bibb |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Cumming, Alfred |
Confederate |
—
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Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Daniel, Junius |
Confederate |
—
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Davidson, Henry B. |
Confederate |
—
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Davis, Joseph R. |
Confederate |
—
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Davis, William G.M. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Dearing, James |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Deas, Zachariah Cantey |
Confederate |
—
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De Lagnel, Julius A. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Deshler, James |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Dibrell, George Gibbs |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Dockery, Thomas P. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Doles, George Pierce |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Donelson, Daniel Smith |
Confederate |
—
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Drayton, Thomas F. |
Confederate |
—
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Du Bose, Dudley M. |
Confederate |
—
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Duke, Basil W. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Duncan, Johnson K. |
Confederate |
—
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Dunovant, John |
Confederate |
—
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Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Fagan, James F. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Featherston, Winfield Scott |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Ferguson, Samuel W. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Field, Charles W. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Finegan, Joseph |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Finley, Jesse Johnson |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Fiser, John Calvin |
Confederate |
—
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Floyd, John Buchanan |
Confederate |
—
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Forney, John H. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Forney, William Henry |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Forrest, Nathan Bedford |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Frazer, John W. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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—
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French, Samuel Gibbs |
Confederate |
—
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Frost, Daniel M. |
Confederate |
—
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Fry, Birkett Davenport |
Confederate |
—
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| Image |
Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Gano, Richard Montgomery |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Gardner, Franklin |
Confederate |
—
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Gardner, William M. |
Confederate |
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Garland, Samuel Jr. |
Confederate |
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Garnett, Richard B. |
Confederate |
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Garnett, Robert S. |
Confederate |
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Garrott, Isham Warren |
Confederate |
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Gartrell, Lucius Jeremiah |
Confederate |
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Gary, Martin Witherspoon |
Confederate |
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Gatlin, Richard C. |
Confederate |
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Gholson, Samuel J. |
Confederate |
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Gibson, Randall Lee |
Confederate |
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Gilmer, Jeremy Francis |
Confederate |
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Girardey, Victor J. B. |
Confederate |
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Gist, States Rights |
Confederate |
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Gladden, Adley H. |
Confederate |
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Godwin, Archibald C. |
Confederate |
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Goggin, James M. |
Confederate |
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Gordon, George Washington |
Confederate |
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Gordon, James Byron |
Confederate |
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Gordon, John Brown |
Confederate |
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Gorgas, Josiah |
Confederate |
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Govan, Daniel C. |
Confederate |
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Gracie, Archibald Jr. |
Confederate |
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Granbury, Hiram B. |
Confederate |
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Gray, Henry |
Confederate |
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Grayson, John B. |
Confederate |
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Green, Martin E. |
Confederate |
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Green, Thomas |
Confederate |
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Greer, Elkanah |
Confederate |
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Gregg, John |
Confederate |
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Gregg, Maxcy |
Confederate |
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Griffith, Richard |
Confederate |
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Grimes, Bryan |
Confederate |
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Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Hagood, Johnson |
Confederate |
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Hampton, Wade |
Confederate |
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Hanson, Roger W. |
Confederate |
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Hardee, William Joseph |
Confederate |
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Hardeman, William Polk |
Confederate |
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Harris, Nathaniel H. |
Confederate |
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Harrison, James E. |
Confederate |
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Harrison, Thomas |
Confederate |
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Hatton, Robert Hopkins |
Confederate |
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Hawes, James Morrison |
Confederate |
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Hawthorn, Alexander T. |
Confederate |
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—
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Hays, Harry T. |
Confederate |
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Hébert, Louis |
Confederate |
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Hébert, Paul Octave |
Confederate |
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Helm, Benjamin Hardin |
Confederate |
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Heth, Henry |
Confederate |
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—
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Higgins, Edward |
Confederate |
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Hill, Ambrose Powell |
Confederate |
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Hill, Benjamin J. |
Confederate |
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—
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Hill, Daniel Harvey |
Confederate |
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Hindman, Thomas Carmichael |
Confederate |
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Hodge, George B. |
Confederate |
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—
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Hogg, Joseph L. |
Confederate |
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—
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Hoke, Robert F. |
Confederate |
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Holmes, Theophilus Hunter |
Confederate |
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Holtzclaw, James T. |
Confederate |
—
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Hood, John Bell |
Confederate |
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Huger, Benjamin |
Confederate |
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Humes, William Y.C. |
Confederate |
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Humphreys, Benjamin Grubb |
Confederate |
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Hunton, Eppa |
Confederate |
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Rank |
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Jackson, Alfred E. |
Confederate |
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Jackson, Henry R. |
Confederate |
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Jackson, John K. |
Confederate |
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Jackson, Thomas Jonathan |
Confederate |
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Jackson, William Hicks |
Confederate |
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Jackson, William Lowther |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Jenkins, Albert Gallatin |
Confederate |
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—
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Jenkins, Micah |
Confederate |
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—
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Johnson, Adam Rankin |
Confederate |
—
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—
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—
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Johnson, Bradley Tyler |
Confederate |
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—
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Johnson, Bushrod Rust |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Johnson, Edward |
Confederate |
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Johnston, Albert Sidney |
Confederate |
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Johnston, George Doherty |
Confederate |
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Johnston, Joseph E. |
Confederate |
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Johnston, Robert D. |
Confederate |
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Jones, David Rumph |
Confederate |
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Jones, John Marshall |
Confederate |
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Jones, John R. |
Confederate |
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Jones, Samuel |
Confederate |
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Jones, William E. |
Confederate |
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Jordan, Thomas |
Confederate |
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Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Lane, James H. |
Confederate |
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Lane, Walter P. |
Confederate |
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Law, Evander M. |
Confederate |
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Lawton, Alexander R. |
Confederate |
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Leadbetter, Danville |
Confederate |
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Lee, Edwin Gray |
Confederate |
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Lee, Fitzhugh |
Confederate |
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—
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Lee, George Washington Custis |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Lee, Robert E. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Lee, Stephen Dill |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Lee, William Henry Fitzhugh |
Confederate |
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—
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Leventhorpe, Collett |
Confederate |
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Lewis, Joseph Horace |
Confederate |
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—
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Lewis, William Gaston |
Confederate |
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—
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Liddell, St. John Richardson |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Lilley, Robert Doak |
Confederate |
—
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Little, Lewis Henry |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Logan, Thomas Muldrup |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Lomax, Lunsford L. |
Confederate |
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—
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Long, Armistead L. |
Confederate |
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—
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Longstreet, James |
Confederate |
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—
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Loring, William Wing |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Lovell, Mansfield |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Lowrey, Mark Perrin |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Lowry, Robert |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Lyon, Hylan B. |
Confederate |
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Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Mackall, William W. |
Confederate |
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MacRae, William |
Confederate |
—
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Magruder, John Bankhead |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Mahone, William |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Major, James Patrick |
Confederate |
—
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—
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—
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Maney, George Earl |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Manigault, Arthur Middleton |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Marmaduke, John Sappington |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Marshall, Humphrey |
Confederate |
—
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Martin, James Green |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Martin, William T. |
Confederate |
—
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Maury, Dabney Herndon |
Confederate |
—
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—
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—
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Maxey, Samuel Bell |
Confederate |
—
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—
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McCausland, John |
Confederate |
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—
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McComb, William |
Confederate |
—
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—
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McCown, John P. |
Confederate |
—
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McCulloch, Ben |
Confederate |
—
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—
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McCulloch, Henry Eustace |
Confederate |
—
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—
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—
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McGowan, Samuel |
Confederate |
—
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—
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McIntosh, James M. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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McLaws, Lafayette |
Confederate |
—
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—
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—
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McNair, Evander |
Confederate |
—
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—
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McRae, Dandridge |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Mercer, Hugh Weedon |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Miller, William |
Confederate |
—
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—
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—
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Moody, Young Marshall |
Confederate |
—
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—
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—
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Moore, John Creed |
Confederate |
—
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—
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—
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Moore, Patrick T. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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—
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Morgan, John Hunt |
Confederate |
—
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—
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—
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Morgan, John Tyler |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Mouton, Jean J.A.A. |
Confederate |
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Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Page, Richard Lucian |
Confederate |
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Palmer, Joseph B. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Parsons, Mosby M. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Paxton, Elisha F. |
Confederate |
—
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Payne, William H.F. |
Confederate |
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—
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Peck, William R. |
Confederate |
—
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Pegram, John |
Confederate |
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Pemberton, John Clifford |
Confederate |
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Pender, William Dorsey |
Confederate |
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Pendleton, William N. |
Confederate |
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Perrin, Abner Monroe |
Confederate |
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Perry, Edward Aylesworth |
Confederate |
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Perry, William F. |
Confederate |
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Pettigrew, James Johnston |
Confederate |
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Pettus, Edmund Winston |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Confederate |
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Pike, Albert |
Confederate |
—
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Pillow, Gideon J. |
Confederate |
—
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De Polignac, Camille A.J.M. |
Confederate |
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|
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Polk, Leonidas |
Confederate |
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Polk, Lucius E. |
Confederate |
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Posey, Carnot |
Confederate |
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Preston, John S. |
Confederate |
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Preston, William |
Confederate |
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Price, Sterling |
Confederate |
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Proskauer, Adolph |
Confederate |
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Pryor, Roger Atkinson |
Confederate |
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Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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Rains, Gabriel J. |
Confederate |
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Rains, James Edward |
Confederate |
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Ramseur, Stephen Dodson |
Confederate |
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Randolph, George Wythe |
Confederate |
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Ransom, Matt Whitaker |
Confederate |
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Ransom, Robert Jr. |
Confederate |
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Reynolds, Alexander Welch |
Confederate |
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Reynolds, Daniel H. |
Confederate |
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Richardson, Robert Vinkler |
Confederate |
—
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Ripley, Roswell Sabine |
Confederate |
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Roane, John Selden |
Confederate |
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Roberts, William Paul |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Robertson, Beverly Holcombe |
Confederate |
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Robertson, Felix Huston |
Confederate |
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Robertson, Jerome Bonaparte |
Confederate |
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Roddey, Philip D. |
Confederate |
—
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Rodes, Robert E. |
Confederate |
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Ross, Lawrence Sullivan |
Confederate |
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Rosser, Thomas L. |
Confederate |
—
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Ruggles, Daniel |
Confederate |
—
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Rust, Albert |
Confederate |
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Name |
Service |
Rank |
Notes |
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St. John, Isaac M. |
Confederate |
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Sanders, John C.C. |
Confederate |
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Scales, Alfred Moore |
Confederate |
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Scott, Thomas M. |
Confederate |
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Scurry, William Read |
Confederate |
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Sears, Claudius Wistar |
Confederate |
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Semmes, Paul Jones |
Confederate |
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Sharp, Jacob H. |
Confederate |
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Shelby, Joseph Orville |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Shelley, Charles M. |
Confederate |
—
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Shoup, Francis A. |
Confederate |
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Sibley, Henry Hopkins |
Confederate |
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Simms, James P. |
Confederate |
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Slack, William Yarney |
Confederate |
—
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Slaughter, James E. |
Confederate |
—
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Smith, Edmund Kirby |
Confederate |
—
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Smith, Francis Henney |
Confederate |
—
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Smith, Gustavus Woodson |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Smith, James A. |
Confederate |
—
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Smith, Martin Luther |
Confederate |
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Smith, Preston |
Confederate |
—
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Smith, Thomas Benton |
Confederate |
—
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Smith, William |
Confederate |
—
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Smith, William Duncan |
Confederate |
—
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Sorrel, Gilbert Moxley |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Stafford, Leroy A. |
Confederate |
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Starke, Peter Burwell |
Confederate |
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Starke, William E. |
Confederate |
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Steele, William |
Confederate |
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Steuart, George H. |
Confederate |
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Stevens, Clement H. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Stevens, Walter H. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Stevenson, Carter Littlepage |
Confederate |
—
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—
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—
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Stewart, Alexander P. |
Confederate |
—
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Stovall, Marcellus A. |
Confederate |
—
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—
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Strahl, Otho French |
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Tappan, James C. |
Confederate |
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Taylor, Richard |
Confederate |
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Taylor, Thomas H. |
Confederate |
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Terrill, James Barbour |
Confederate |
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Terry, William |
Confederate |
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Terry, William R. |
Confederate |
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Thomas, Allen |
Confederate |
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Thomas, Bryan Morel |
Confederate |
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Thomas, Edward Lloyd |
Confederate |
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Tilghman, Lloyd |
Confederate |
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Toombs, Robert A. |
Confederate |
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Toon, Thomas F. |
Confederate |
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Tracy, Edward D. |
Confederate |
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Trapier, James H. |
Confederate |
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Trimble, Isaac Ridgeway |
Confederate |
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Tucker, William F. |
Confederate |
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Twiggs, David Emanuel |
Confederate |
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Tyler, Robert C. |
Confederate |
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Confederate |
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Walker, James Alexander |
Confederate |
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Walker, John George |
Confederate |
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Walker, Leroy Pope |
Confederate |
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Walker, Lucius M. |
Confederate |
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Walker, Reuben Lindsay |
Confederate |
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Walker, William H.T. |
Confederate |
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Walker, William Stephen |
Confederate |
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Wallace, William Henry |
Confederate |
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Walthall, Edward Cary |
Confederate |
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Waterhouse, Richard |
Confederate |
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Watie, Stand |
Confederate |
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Waul, Thomas N. |
Confederate |
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Wayne, Henry C. |
Confederate |
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Weisiger, David A. |
Confederate |
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Wharton, Gabriel Colvin |
Confederate |
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Wharton, John A. |
Confederate |
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Wheeler, Joseph |
Confederate |
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Whitfield, John Wilkins |
Confederate |
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Whiting, William Henry Chase |
Confederate |
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Wickham, Williams Carter |
Confederate |
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Wigfall, Louis Trezevant |
Confederate |
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Wilcox, Cadmus Marcellus |
Confederate |
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Williams, John Stuart |
Confederate |
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Wilson, Claudius C. |
Confederate |
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Winder, Charles Sidney |
Confederate |
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Winder, John H. |
Confederate |
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Wise, Henry A. |
Confederate |
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Withers, Jones M. |
Confederate |
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Wofford, William T. |
Confederate |
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Wood, Sterling A.M. |
Confederate |
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Wright, Ambrose Ransom |
Confederate |
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Wright, Marcus Joseph |
Confederate |
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References
- Eicher, John H., and Eicher, David J., Civil War High Commands, Stanford University Press, 2001, ISBN 0-8047-3641-3.
- Citations
- ^ Frank J. Williams, "Doing Less and Doing More: The President and the Proclamation—Legally, Militarily and Politically," in Harold Holzer, ed. The Emancipation Proclamation (2006) pp 74–5.
- ^ Howard Jones, Abraham Lincoln and a New Birth of Freedom: The Union and Slavery in the Diplomacy of the Civil War (1999) p. 154
- ^ Eicher p.39
- ^ Eicher p.776
- ^ Eicher p.776
- ^ Eicher p.446
- References
- American Civil War Generals, accessed February 18, 2008
- Brevet Union Generals of the Civil War, accessed February 18, 2008
- Confederate Generals from West Point, accessed February 18, 2008
- The Brevet Generals of the American Civil War, accessed from Archive.org, April 9, 2009
- The Generals of the American Civil War, accessed from Archive.org, April 9, 2009
- Union Generals from West Point, accessed February 18, 2008
- US Civil War Generals, accessed April 15, 2007