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Battalion French Volunteers, Louisiana Militia 41 MEN
French Company of St. James, Louisiana Militia 117 MEN
Fuller's Battalion, Louisiana 2 MEN
Fuller's Regiment, Louisiana Artillery 7 MEN
Gibbs' Company, Louisiana Infantry 16 MEN
Gillum's Regiment, Louisiana Cavalry 1 MEN
Gober's Regiment, Louisiana Cavalry 24 MEN
Green's Company, Louisiana Artillery (Louisiana Guard Battery) Louisiana Guard Light Artillery was organized during the winter of 1861-1862 at New Orleans, Louisiana, with men of this city. The unit was ordered to Virginia and assigned to the Department of Norfolk and later to H. P. Jones' and A. W. Starke's Battalion of Artillery, Army of Northern Virginia. It fought from Cedar Mountain to Bristoe, then served in the Richmond area north of the James River and later the Appomattox Campaign. It lost 2 killed and 5 wounded out of the 60 at Gettysburg and surrendered with no officers and 17 men. The company was commanded by Captains Louis E. D'Aquin, Camille E. Girardey, C.A. Green, and Charles Thompson. 295  MEN
Greenleaf's Company, Louisiana Cavalry (Orleans Light Horse) 296 MEN
Grove's Battery, Louisiana Artillery 4 MEN
Guyol's Company, Louisiana Artillery (Orleans Artillery) 113 MEN
Harrison's Regiment, Louisiana Harrison's Regiment, Louisiana 15th Cavalry Battalion was organized during the winter of 1862-1863 and contained four cavalry, one infantry, and one artillery company. The unit served in the District of Western Louisiana but was soon broken up. Some of the men served in Harrison's 3rd Louisiana Cavalry Regiment. Lieutenant Colonel Isaac F. Harrison was in command.  3 MEN
Harrison's Battery, Louisiana 3 MEN
Herrick's Company, Louisiana (Orleans Blues) 165 MEN
Holmes' Battery, Louisiana Light Artillery 129 MEN
Hugh's Battalion, Louisiana Cavalry 2 MEN
Hutton's Company, Louisiana Artillery (Crescent Artillery Company A) Crescent Light Artillery was organized in the summer of 1863 and mustered into Confederate service at Alexandria, Louisiana. Most of the officers and men had served in the Crescent Infantry Regiment. The unit was assigned to the Trans-Mississippi Department and was active in various conflicts within the borders of Louisiana. It was stationed near Shreveport in April, 1865, and later disbanded. Captain T. H. Hutton was in command. 185 MEN
Hynes' Louisiana Reserve Corps 2 MEN
Invalid Corps, Louisiana 1 MEN
Irish Regiment, Louisiana Militia 316 MEN
Jackson Rifle Battalion, Louisiana Militia 53 MEN
Jeff Davis Regiment, Louisiana Infantry 154 MEN
Kean's Battery, Louisiana Artillery (Orleans Independent Artillery) 256 MEN
King's Special Battalion, Louisiana Militia 23 MEN
King's Battery, Louisiana Artillery 40 MEN
Knap's Company, Louisiana Militia (Fausse River Guards) 85 MEN
Lafayette Artillery, Louisiana Militia 80 MEN
LaFourche Regiment, Louisiana Militia 433 MEN
Landry's Company, Louisiana Artillery (Donaldsonville Artillery) Donaldsonville Light Artillery was organized during the late summer of 1861 in Ascension Parish, Louisiana. It was soon ordered to Virginia and after serving under Longstreet was assigned to C. Richardson's Battalion of Artillery, Army of Northern Virginia. The unit fought with the army from Williamsburg to Cold Harbor, then was active in the Petersburg siege and the Appomattox Campaign. The company lost 1 killed and 3 wounded at Gaines' Mill and Frayser's Farm, had 1 killed and 6 wounded at Fredericksburg, and 2 wounded out of the 114 engaged at Gettysburg. It totaled 90 men in April, 1864, and surrendered with 4 officers, 64 men, and 4 servants. Captains Victor Maurin and R. Prosper Landry were in command. 298 MEN
Lartigue's Company, Louisiana Militia (Bienville Guards) 82 MEN

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