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Louisiana Confederate Memorial - - Gray's 28th

Our Heros

January 1 John Yates Beall 2/24/1865

January 8 James Longstreet 1821

January 16 John C. Breckenridge 1821

January 19 Robert E. Lee 1807

January 19 Henry Gray 1816 Jr. (January 19, 1816 – December 11, 1892) more

January 21 Stonewall Jackson 1824

January 25 George Edward Pickett 1825

January 27 Richard Taylor 1826

February 2 Albert Sidney Johnston 1803

February 3 Joseph Eggleston Johnston 1807

Feb 6 J.E.B. Stuart 1833 James Ewell Brown Stuart

February 6 John Brown Gordon 1832

February 8 Richard Ewell 1817

February 10 Alfred Mouton 1829

February 13 Joseph Orville "Jo" Shelby

February 18 Lewis Armistead 1817

February 24 John Yates Beall was executed 1865

March 14 John Sappington Marmaduke 1833

March 15 Marcellus Jerome Clarke 1865

March 17 Patrick Ronayne Cleburne 1828

March 22 Braxton Bragg 1817

March 25 Robert Cobb Kennedy 1865

March 28 Wade Hampton 1818

April 6 General Albert Sidney Johnston Killed 1862

April 8, 1864 Battle at Mansfield

April 10 Leonidas Polk 1806

April 15 Joseph Emerson Brown 1821

April 15

April 19

April 20 Alfred H. Colquitt 1824

May 10 Stonewall Jackson 1824 Stonewall Jackson died 1863

May 16 Edmund Kirby Smith 1824

May 25 Henry Hopkins Sibley 1816 more Sibley tent

May 28 P.G.T. Beauregard 1818

June 1 John Hunt Morgan 1825

June 6 Quantrill died 1865

June 8 Thomas Green 1814

June 27 Grants canal 1862

June 29 John Bell Hood 1831

July 8 John Pemberton 1831

July 12 Daniel Harvey Hill 1821

July 13 Nathan Bedford Forrest 1821

August 10 John Clifford Pemberton 1814

August 21 William Barksdale 1821

September 4 John Hunt Morgan 1864

September 10 Joseph Wheeler 1836

September 14 Sterling Price

September 25 James Barton Jones 1834

September 27 Raphael Semmes 1809

October 12 William Hardee 1815

October 20 Benjamin Cheatham 1820

October 20 Champ Ferguson

October 20 Henry C. Magruder 1865

October 21 George M. Todd 1864

October 26 William T. Anderson – died

November 9 Ambrose Powell Hill 1825

November 3 Jubal Anderson Early 1816

December 6 John Singleton Mosby 1833 the "Gray Ghost"

December 12 Joseph Orville "Jo" Shelby February 13

J O Shelby never surrendered

Price never surrendered

Henry C. Magruder (1844 - October 20, 1865)

Heinrich Hartmann Wirz[1] better known as Henry Wirz (November 25, 1823 – November 10, 1865)

Champ Ferguson in 1865

November 29, 1821 Clinton County, Kentucky October 20, 1865 (aged 43)

Brig. Gen. John Hunt Morgan

Maj. Gen. Joseph Wheeler

Thomas W. Pool 28th

William Walker

Leonidas Polk

Albert P. Thompson

James R. Chalmers

Stephen D. Lee - Cavalry

Nathan B. Forrest

horse artillery under Major John Pelham

Issac W. Melton Lieutenant Colonel Bienville Stars Daniel H. Sheppard

John W. Rabb Marks Guards Thomas W. Abney

William F. Clark - Edwin C. Kidd

Marcus O. Cheatham Claiborne Invincibles

John T. Lewis

Robert H. Bradford

David Hardy

James Brice

Rufus S. Richards - Virgil M. Eiland

Darling P. Morris - Austin C. Banks -

Benjamin F. Fort

E. P. Doremus

A. B. Hailey Harley

E. E. Sloan

William F. Norman

D. Landry -- J. M. Baldwin

Gustave Bredon - - J. L. Wemple

Francis Newman

Emile E. Lauve

James W. Bryan

Napoleon Robin - - M. L. Lyons

John H. Forney

Issac W. Patton

Washington Marks

Emanuel Blum

Edward Durrive, Jr

Samuel Barnes

James C. Theard

A. Selle

Walter S. Jones -- William Wells

Samuel Brewer

C. A. Brashear

Ambrose A. Plattsmier

James Gibney

John C. Pemberton

Allen Thomas

J. O. Landry

Chickasaw Bayou

J. J. Decota

R. L. Thomas

F. A. Shoup

Robert Cobb Kennedy attempted to burn New York City executed on March 25, 1865

John Yates Beall (January 1, 1835 – February 24, 1865) was a Confederate privateer in the American Civil War who was arrested as a spy in New York and executed at Fort Columbus, Governors Island, New York.

Beall was executed on February 24, 1865

Marcellus Jerome Clarke (also called M. Jerome Clarke)(1844 – March 15, 1865) was a Confederate captain

Military authorities kept Clarke's trial a secret, and the verdict had been decided the day before the trial.

On March 14 military authorities planned Clarke's execution, even though the trial had not started.

During the three-hour trial Clarke was not allowed counsel or witnesses for his defense.

"I believe in and die for the Confederate cause." March 15 he was hanged

Brig. Gen. John Hunt Morgan

Morgan's death on September 4, 1864,

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Henry Medkiff and

+++++++ Henry C. Magruder (1844 - October 20, 1865) was a Confederate soldier

Henry Magruder was hanged at Louisville on 20 October 1865 at the age of 21 Union authorities hanged Henry Magruder behind the walls of the Louisville Military Prison

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June 6,1865 Quantrill died

William T. Anderson – October 26 died

George M. Todd (unknown – October 21, 1864)

Sterling Price (September 14, 1809 – September 29, 1867

Following the war, Price took his remaining troops to Mexico rather than surrender,

General Albert Sidney Johnston

6 April, 1862,

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 Louisiana Confederate Memorial - - Gray's 28th
 Our Heros
+January 1 John Yates Beall 2/24/1865
 January 8 James Longstreet 1821
 January 16 John C. Breckenridge 1821
 January 19 Robert E. Lee 1807
 January 19 Henry Gray 1816 Jr. (January 19, 1816 – December 11, 1892) more
 January 21 Stonewall Jackson 1824
 January 25 George Edward Pickett 1825
 January 27 Richard Taylor 1826
 February 2 Albert Sidney Johnston 1803
-February 3 Joseph E. Johnston 1807
+February 3 Joseph Eggleston Johnston 1807
 Feb 6 J.E.B. Stuart 1833 James Ewell Brown Stuart
-February 6 John B. Gordon 1832
+February 6 John Brown Gordon 1832
 February 8 Richard Ewell 1817
 February 10 Alfred Mouton 1829
+February 13 Joseph Orville "Jo" Shelby
 February 18 Lewis Armistead 1817
+February 24 John Yates Beall was executed 1865
 March 14 John Sappington Marmaduke 1833
+March 15 Marcellus Jerome Clarke 1865
 March 17 Patrick Ronayne Cleburne 1828
 March 22 Braxton Bragg 1817
+March 25 Robert Cobb Kennedy 1865
 March 28 Wade Hampton 1818
+April 6 General Albert Sidney Johnston
+Killed 1862
 April 8, 1864 Battle at Mansfield
 April 10 Leonidas Polk 1806
-April 15 Joseph E. Brown 1821
+April 15 Joseph Emerson Brown 1821
+April 15
+April 19
 April 20 Alfred H. Colquitt 1824
 May 10 Stonewall Jackson 1824 Stonewall Jackson died 1863
 May 16 Edmund Kirby Smith 1824
 May 25 Henry Hopkins Sibley 1816 more Sibley tent
 May 28 P.G.T. Beauregard 1818
 June 1 John Hunt Morgan 1825
+June 6 Quantrill died 1865
 June 8 Thomas Green 1814
 June 27 Grants canal 1862
 June 29 John Bell Hood 1831
 July 8 John Pemberton 1831
 July 12 Daniel Harvey Hill 1821
 July 13 Nathan Bedford Forrest 1821
 August 10 John Clifford Pemberton 1814
 August 21 William Barksdale 1821
+September 4 John Hunt Morgan 1864
 September 10 Joseph Wheeler 1836
+September 14 Sterling Price
 September 25 James Barton Jones 1834
 September 27 Raphael Semmes 1809
 October 12 William Hardee 1815
 October 20 Benjamin Cheatham 1820
+October 20 Champ Ferguson
+October 20 Henry C. Magruder 1865
+October 21 George M. Todd 1864
+October 26 William T. Anderson –  died
 November 9 Ambrose Powell Hill 1825
 November 3 Jubal Anderson Early 1816
 December 6 John Singleton Mosby 1833 the "Gray Ghost"
+December 12 Joseph Orville "Jo" Shelby February 13
+J O Shelby never surrendered
+Price never surrendered
+Henry C. Magruder (1844 - October 20, 1865)
+Heinrich Hartmann Wirz[1] better known as Henry Wirz (November 25, 1823 – November 10, 1865)
+Champ Ferguson in 1865
+November 29, 1821
+Clinton County, Kentucky October 20, 1865 (aged 43)
+Brig. Gen. John Hunt Morgan
+Maj. Gen. Joseph Wheeler
 Thomas W. Pool 28th
 William Walker
 Leonidas Polk
 Albert P. Thompson
 James R. Chalmers
 Stephen D. Lee - Cavalry
 Nathan B. Forrest
 horse artillery under Major John Pelham
 Issac W. Melton Lieutenant Colonel Bienville Stars Daniel H. Sheppard
 John W. Rabb Marks Guards Thomas W. Abney
 William F. Clark - Edwin C. Kidd
 Marcus O. Cheatham Claiborne Invincibles
 John T. Lewis
 Robert H. Bradford
 David Hardy
 James Brice
 Rufus S. Richards - Virgil M. Eiland
-Darling P. Morris - Austin C. Banks - Benjamin F. Fort
+Darling P. Morris - Austin C. Banks -
+Benjamin F. Fort
 E. P. Doremus
 A. B. Hailey Harley
 E. E. Sloan
 William F. Norman
 D. Landry -- J. M. Baldwin
 Gustave Bredon - - J. L. Wemple
 Francis Newman
 Emile E. Lauve
 James W. Bryan
 Napoleon Robin - - M. L. Lyons
 John H. Forney
 Issac W. Patton
-J. O. Landry
 Washington Marks
 Emanuel Blum
 Edward Durrive, Jr
 Samuel Barnes
 James C. Theard
 A. Selle
 Walter S. Jones -- William Wells
 Samuel Brewer
 C. A. Brashear
 Ambrose A. Plattsmier
 James Gibney
 John C. Pemberton
 Allen Thomas
 J. O. Landry
@@ Line 98: / Line 248: @@
 J. J. Decota
 R. L. Thomas
 F. A. Shoup
+Robert Cobb Kennedy
+attempted to burn New York City
+executed on March 25, 1865
+-------
+John Yates Beall (January 1, 1835 – February 24, 1865) was a Confederate privateer in the American Civil War who was arrested as a spy in New York and executed at Fort Columbus, Governors Island, New York.
+Beall was executed on February 24, 1865
+--------
+Marcellus Jerome Clarke (also called M. Jerome Clarke)(1844 – March 15, 1865) was a Confederate captain
+Military authorities kept Clarke's trial a secret, and the verdict had been decided the day before the trial.
+On March 14 military authorities planned Clarke's execution, even though the trial had not started.
+During the three-hour trial Clarke was not allowed counsel or witnesses for his defense.
+"I believe in and die for the Confederate cause."
+March 15 he was hanged
+--------
+ Brig. Gen. John Hunt Morgan
+Morgan's death on September 4, 1864,
+++++++
+Henry Medkiff and
++++++++
+Henry C. Magruder (1844 - October 20, 1865) was a Confederate soldier
+Henry Magruder was hanged at Louisville on 20 October 1865 at the age of 21
+Union authorities hanged Henry Magruder behind the walls of the Louisville Military Prison
+++++++
+June 6,1865 Quantrill died
+William T. Anderson – October 26 died
+George M. Todd (unknown – October 21, 1864)
+Sterling Price (September 14, 1809 – September 29, 1867
+Following the war, Price took his remaining troops to Mexico rather than surrender,
+General Albert Sidney Johnston
+April, 1862,
+--