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Camp Lewis, Louisiana 2 MEN
Independent Company, Louisiana Scouts 5 MEN
Leeds' Guards Regiment, Louisiana Militia 94 MEN
LeGardeur's Company, Louisiana Light Artillery (Orleans Guard Battery) 298 MEN
Lewis Guards, Louisiana Militia 148 MEN
Lewis' Regiment, Louisiana 101 MEN
Lott's Company, Louisiana Cavalry (Carroll Dragoons) 98 MEN
Louisiana (Miscellaneous File) 37 MEN
Louisiana and Government Employees Regiment 37 MEN
Louisiana Militia 17 MEN
Louisiana Ordnance Detachment 12 MEN
Louisiana Recruits 26 MEN
Louisiana Reserve Corps 723 MEN
Lovell's Scouts, Louisiana 9 MEN
Maddox's Regiment, Louisiana Reserve Corps 141 MEN
McArthur's Company, Louisiana (Sabine Rifles) 24 MEN
McCorey's Heavy Artillery, Louisiana 4 MEN
McLean's Company, Louisiana Infantry (Ben McCulloch Rangers) 123 MEN
McNeill's Cavalry, Louisiana 2 MEN
McNelly's Louisiana Scouts 2 MEN
McPherson's Battery, Louisiana Militia (Orleans Howitzers) 45 MEN
Mechanics Guard, Louisiana Militia 128 MEN
Miles' Legion, Louisiana Volunteers Miles' Legion was organized at Port Hudson, Louisiana, during the early summer of 1862 with a cavalry and infantry battalion. It was commanded by Colonel William R. Miles but did not serve as one command. The men of the five-company cavalry battalion were recruited in the parishes of East Baton Rouge, East Feliciana, and St. Tammany. It skirmished in Louisiana attached to the Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana, then was assigned to Ross' and Scott's Brigade, Department of Alabama, Mississippi, and East Louisiana. The battalion engaged the Federals in Mississippi and Louisiana and disbanded in the spring of 1865. Major James T. Coleman was in command. Members of the seven-company infantry battalion were raised in Livingstone, Orleans, and Tangipahoa parishes. It was assigned to Maxey's and Buford's Brigade, Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana, and captured at Port Hudson  in July, 1863. After being exchanged the battalion was not reorganized. However, many of the men transferred to other Louisiana units. It was commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Frederick B. Brand. 1,696 MEN
Millandon's Company, Louisiana (Jefferson Mounted Guards Company B) 59 MEN
Miller's Independent Company, Louisiana Mounted Rifles 79 MEN
Montgomery's Company, Louisiana Cavalry 11 MEN
Moody's Company, Louisiana Artillery (Madison Light Artillery) Madison Light Artillery was organized at Tullulah, Louisiana, during the winter of 1861-1862 with men from Madison Parish. The company soon moved to Virginia and served in S.D. Lee's, E. P. Alexander's, and F. Huger's Battalion of Artillery. It fought with the Army of Northern Virginia from the Seven Days' Battles to Cold Harbor, then was involved in the Petersburg siege and the Appomattox Campaign. This unit lost twenty-four percent of the 135 at Gettysburg and surrendered with 3 officers and 41 men. Its commanders were Captains George V. Moody and Thomas J. Richards 480 MEN
Mooney's Company, Louisiana Militia (Saddlers Guards) 74 MEN
Moreau Guards, Louisiana Militia 58 MEN
Mounted Rangers of Plaquemines, Louisiana Militia 31 MEN

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