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Shiloh (Pittsburg Landing), TN., Sunday...April 7, 1862 The 18th Louisiana Infantry Regiment took part in the following engagement with opposing Federal forces. The Federal units engaged were the: 8th and 18th Illinois Regiments and the 13th Iowa Regiment of Brigadier General John A. Mcclernand's division along with Battery D., 1st Illinois Artillery. The 18th Louisiana was to assult the Federal forces along with the 16th Louisiana Volunteers, the 38th Tennessee, the Orleans Guards, and the Crescent Regiment. They were to be supported by Ketchum's battery. The assult was to be coordinated and all units were to assault the Federal lines simultanously. Actually, the other units were late in getting into position and when given the order to begin, the 18th Regiment was the first unit to climb out of the ravine and begin the assault...alone, with the other units following and each assaulting almost as individual units, thus allowing the Federal troops to concentrate their fire on each unit separately, rather than their fire being directed across a broader front. The results were pretty much as expected with each assaulting regiment in turn marching up and over the protective ravine walls and into the face of heavy Federal fire, thus, receiving the brunt of the fire from the opposing Federal forces...and incurring heavy casualities. The 18th Regiment suffered the heaviest losses with 2111 total casualities (killed, wounded, missing and captured) out of a force of approximately 500 men. The other units involved faired somewhat better; but they also received substantial casualities during this brutal assault. From the graph depicted at the left, one can see that the brunt of the Federal fire was directed at the center of the line of advancing Confederate (18th Regiment Louisiana Infantry) troops with the resulting carnage... A passage from Shiloh: Bloody April,2 by Wiley Sword relates this fateful moment in time...which is now a part of American history... "...Unknown to Pond and Ferguson, an aid from General Hardee's staff had just approached Ketchum's battery and ordered it further to the left, where some of Sherman's infantrymen were beleived to be reforming. Deprived of half their artillery support, Pond's Louisianians filed into the ravine bisecting the creek valley, running east between the camps of the 14th and 15th Illinois. Pond hoped to use the second ravine to cover his approach to the enemy's open-field perimiter. But when only halfway along this ravine, Ferguson ordered a direct assult. Although McAllister's battery was immediately in front, the distance was great--about three hundred yards. Pond thought it a mistake. So did Mouton, but they ordered their men up the slope, the several regiments still being in column. Three of McClernand's regiments, the 8th and 18th Illinois and the 13th Indiana(?), held the timber that skirted Cavalry field in front. Running over the rim and onto the open ground came the blue coated Louisianians, their advance being closely watched by one of Veatch's Illinois officers. "[They] dashed up the slope...with a loud yell, square in the face of McClernand's men, and in front fo two [24] pounder [guns]," observed the officer. "The yell was...taken out of them," wrote a jubliant Federal officer, "but right faced and went off in such good order that a shell from one of the [cannon] cut the same thigh off a file of four, and then cut a file closer--a sergeant, nearly in two." Having taken losses that amounted to 207 3 officers and men, or about 40 percent of those present, the 18th Louisiana staggered away to the north and out of the fighting for the day."
The Legend depicted above and to the left reflects a composite of the 18th Regiment Louisiana Infantry as it may have looked that fateful day with the men advancing up the walls of the ravine. According to the records, the 18th Regiment fielded some "500" men for this day's battle. Taking into account that the regiment consisted of 10 companies, it would stand to reason that the companies averaged some 50 men each. (It is understandable that the companies had more in some cases and in other cases...less men.) We will use these figures in this graphic depiction. Due to scarcity of records, this researcher is assuming some points. The carnage appears to be directed into the center of the formation with the two end companies being less affected while the compaines compromising the center of the formation taking the more intense fire...or so it appears. The reader can draw his/her own conclusions. It should also be noted that the notation "Captured...Prisoner" is somewhat biased. Many of the men who were wounded were unable to make it off the field of battle and were thus listed as "Missing in Action" with the majority of these being later being confirmed as "Wounded and Taken Prisoner". The reader will also notice the group of men listed as "Co. Not Known". The official records list a set of figures as to the casualities of this engagement. The Muster Roll records (of which some are missing) along with the mens' individual records in Booths' books do not agree. Being there is no record to confirm ALL of the casuality figures...it is the assumption of this researcher that the other casualities would naturally fall into the catagory of "Missing in Action". The battlefield report 4, dated April 6-7, 1862, No. 180. by Col. Preston Pond, Jr. lists the following casuality figures for the 18th Regiment Louisiana Infantry.
No. 180...Report of Col. Preston Pond, Jr., Sixteenth Louisiana Infantry, commanding Third Brigade. Shiloh: Bloody April, by Wiley Sword, pp. 456-457. No. 180...Report of Col. Preston Pond, Jr., Sixteenth Louisiana Infantry, commanding Third Brigade.  the VETERANS And it's giving some insight into the MEN who served with the 18th Regiment Louisiana Infantry. Click on the above link to read the biographs of some of the men who served with this valiant Louisiana Confederate Regiment. |
Co. A. St. James Rifles (St. James Parish) Gaudin, Emile, Pvt., Co., A., Wounded at Shiloh, Taken Prisoner. DIED 5 June 1862, St. Louis, gunshot wound. Theriot, Arthur, Pvt., Co. A., Wounded at Shiloh, Taken Prisoner. Sent to hospital at St. Louis, gunshot wound. Co. B. St. Landry Volunteers (St. Landry Parish) Bellard, Christoval, Pvt., Co., B., Wounded at Shiloh. Sent on furlough to St. Landry Parish. Bellow, Vallery, Pvt., Co. B., Wounded at Shiloh. Discharged for disability. Bullard, Charles D., 1st. Lt., Co. B., Wounded at Shiloh. Taken Prisoner. DIED afterwards, St. Louis, Mo. Deshotel, Rodolphe, Pvt., Co., B., Wounded at Shiloh? Taken Prisoner. Sent to hospital at Mound City, Ill. Dillon, (Dillan, Dilts), Martin, Pvt., Co. B., Captured at Pittsburg Landing (Shiloh). Duplechin, T., Pvt., Co. B., Wounded at Shiloh. Sent on furlough to St. Landry Parish. Godeau, Don Louis, Pvt., Co. B., Wounded at Shiloh. Furlough on account of wounds received at Shiloh. Guidry, Alexander, Pvt., Sergt., Co. B., Wounded at Shiloh. Sent on furlough. Guidry, Thelismar, Pvt., Co. B., Wounded at Shiloh. Sent on furlough. Hayes, James G., Corpl., Capt., Co. B., Wounded at Shiloh. Herbert, Ferdinand, Pvt., Sergt., Co. B., Wounded at Shiloh. Joubert, Lucien, Pvt., Co. B., Wounded at Shiloh. Discharged June 30, on account of wounds received at Shiloh. Lestrapes, Aldolphe, Pvt., Co. B., Wounded at Shiloh. Discharged ----, on account of wounds received at Shiloh. Lestrapes, Alphonse G., Pvt., Co. B., Wounded at Shiloh. Absent on furlough. Mabboux, Marcel, Pvt., Co. B., Wounded at Shiloh. Absent on furlough. Meche, Emile D., Pvt. Co. B., Wounded at Shiloh? Taken Prisoner. DIED at hospital St. Louis, Mo., 11 May 1862. Mudd, Benjamin S., Pvt., Co. B., Wounded at Shiloh. Co. C. Natchitoches Rebels (Natchitoches Parish) Anty, Arthur, Pvt., Co., C., Wounded at Shiloh. Sent on furlough. Brosset, Philip, Pvt., Co. C., Wounded at Shiloh. Sent on furlough. Cloutier, Emile, 3rd. Lt., Capt., Co. C., Wounded at Shiloh. Leave of Absence from April 13. Gallien, N. T., Pvt., Co. C., Wounded at Shiloh. Taken Prisoner. DIED at Camp Dennison, OH. of wounds. Heid, J. F., Pvt., Co. C., Wounded at Shiloh. Taken Prisoner. Sent to hospital at St. Louis, Ill. Hertzog, Fred., Pvt., Co. C., Wounded at Shiloh. Furlough for 30 days. Discharged on account of wounds. Kile (Kyle), J. A. (John A.), Pvt., Co. C., Wounded at Shiloh. DIED in route to Louisville Ky., -- April 1862. McLaughlin, Morris, Pvt., Co. C., Wounded at Shiloh. Taken Prisoner. DIED at hospital Evansville, Ind. Payne, C. A., Pvt., Co. C., Wounded at Shiloh. Furlough since 13 April 1862. Rachal, B. J., Pvt., Co. C., Wounded at Shiloh. Furlough since 13 April 1862. Wood (Woode), John, Capt., Co. C., KILLED at Shiloh. Co. D. Hayes Champions (St. Mary Parish) Bauman, Pierce, Pvt., Co., D., Wounded at Shiloh. Sent on furlough. Coleman, Thomas, Pvt., Co., D., Captured at Pittsburg Landing (Shiloh), 8 April 1862. Sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Field, E. R., Pvt., Co., D., Wounded at Shiloh. Prisoner. DIED: hospital Camp Dennison, Oh. of gunshot wound. Fletcher, Martin (Mark), Pvt., Co., D., Wounded at Shiloh. Sick in New Orleans on furlough. Foley, (Folley) Thomas, Pvt., Co., D., Wounded at Shiloh. Taken Prisoner on 8 April 1862. Sent to Louisville, Ky. Forgay, Alexander, Pvt., Co., D., Wounded at Shiloh. Taken Prisoner on 7 April 1862. Sent to St. Louis, Mo. Hebert, Desire, Pvt., Co., D., Wounded at Shiloh. Absent, Sick at hospital. Date unknown. Meyers, Thomas, Pvt., Co., D., Wounded at Shiloh. Absent, Sick in New Orleans on furlough. Monch, John, Pvt., Co., D., Wounded at Pitts Landing (Shiloh). Captured 7 April 1862. Sent to Louisville, Ky. Mooney, J. (Jacob), Pvt., Co., D., Wounded at Pitts Landing (Shiloh). Captured. DIED at Camp Chase, Oh. Soigne, Philemon, Pvt., Co., D., Wounded at Pitts Landing (Shiloh). Captured. Sent to hosptial Camp Douglas, Ill. Wilson, James C., Pvt., Co., D., Wounded in right ankle at Shiloh. Captured. Sent to hosptial Camp Chase, Oh. Co. E. Chasseurs St. Jacques (St. James Parish) Boyer, Eugene, Corpl., Sergt., Co., E., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Absent since April 11th, 1862. Braud, Edouard, Pvt., Co., E., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Disabled by wounds recieved Shiloh. Burnel, Leon, Pvt., Co., E., Wounded at Shiloh. Sick in Jackson. Ms. Hebert, Clement, Sergt., 1st Sergt., Co., E., Wounded at Shiloh. DIED May 9, 1862, at hospital at Corinth, Ms. Hymel, Theophile, Pvt., Co., E., Wounded at Shiloh. Absent in St. James since April 11, 1862. Landry, Eugene, Corpl., Sergt., Co., E., Wounded at Shiloh? Captured. DIED April 24, 1862, Louisville, Ky. LeBoeuf, Elphege, Pvt., Co., E., Wounded at Shiloh. Captured. DIED April 24, 1862, at hospital at Louville, Ky. Letulle, Charles, Pvt., Co., E., Wounded at Shiloh? Captured. Sent to hospital at Camp Douglas, Ill. Melancon, Camille H., Corpl., Pvt., Co., E., Wounded at Shiloh. Absent in St. James since April 11, 1862. Mire, Leon, Pvt., Co., E., Wounded at Shiloh. Captured. Sent to hospital, gunshot wound, St. Louis, Mo. Phelan, Patrick, Pvt., Co., E., Wounded at Shiloh. Absent in St. John the Baptist since April 11, 1862. Trepagnier, Alfred, Pvt., Corpl., Co., E., Wounded at Shiloh. List of men who returned from Shiloh: wounded. Webre (Weber),Charles, Pvt., Sergt., Co., E., Wounded at Shiloh. Absent in St. James since April 11, 1862. Co. F. Acadian Guards (Lafayette Parish) Bernard, Cleobule, Pvt., Co., F., Wounded at Shiloh? Missing. Sent to hospital on April 19, 1862, St. Louis, Mo. Breaux (Braux, Brand), Vilmond, Pvt., Co., F., Wounded at Shiloh. On list of men returning: wounded. Broussard, Martial, Pvt., Co., F., Wounded at Shiloh. On list of men returning without arms: wounded. Broussard, Onez., 3rd. Lt., 2nd. Lt., Co., F., Wounded at Shiloh. Absent on furlough since April 16, 1862. Butcher, William G., Corpl., Pvt., Co., F., Wounded at Shiloh. Captured. Sent to hospital St. Louis, Mo. Carter, Cornelius, Pvt., Co., F., Captured at Pittsburg Landing (Shiloh), 7 April 1862. Sent to Camp Chase, Oh. Daun, J. B., Pvt., Co., F., Captured at Pittsburg Landing (Shiloh), 8 April 1862. Sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Durio, Jean Bte., Pvt., Co., F., Wounded at Shiloh. Captured. DIED at C.S.A. Shreveport hospital Dec. 29, 1864. Hebert, Theodule, Pvt., Corpl., Co., F., Captured at Pittsburg Landing (Shiloh), 8 April 1862. Mouton, Charles Auguste, Pvt., 1st. Sergt., Co., F., Wounded at Shiloh. Prescott, Aaron, Jr., 2nd. Lt., Co., F., Wounded at Shiloh. Co. G. Lafourche Creoles (Lafourche Parish) Abadie, Amadeo H., Pvt., Co., G., KILLED at Shiloh on 6 April 1862. Achee, Bellzaire, Pvt., Co., G., KILLED at Shiloh on 6 April 1862. Aucoin, Franklin, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on 6 April 1862. Furloughed on April 15, 1862. Aucoin, Franklin, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on 6 April 1862. Furloughed on April 15, 1862. Badeaux, Thomassin, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on 6 April 1862. Furloughed on April 15, 1862. Barrios, Prosper, Pvt., Co., G., KILLED at Shiloh on 6 April 1862. Bausan (Bouyan), Augustus J., Pvt., Drummer, Co., G., Wounded * at Shiloh. Taken prisoner. Boudreaux, Augustus, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh. Captured on 7 April 1862. Hospital, Mound City, Ill. Boudreaux, Dozillen, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 7, 1862. Furloughed on April 14, 1862. Bourgeois, Ulysse, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Taken prisoner on April 7, 1862. Brogden, Joseph, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Taken prisoner on April 6, 1862. Burke, William, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Furloughed on April 15, 1862. Cherami (Sherman), Augustin, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh April 6, 1862. Taken prisoner April 7, 1862. Dantin, Magloire A., Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Taken prisoner.** Delaney, James, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Furloughed on April 15, 1862. Falgout, Jules B., Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Taken prisoner on April 7, 1862. Gaudet, Justin F., Pvt., Sergt.,Co., G., Wounded, but got off the field at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Gautreau, Cleophas, 2nd. Lt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. DIED on May 16, 1862. Giroir, Jules, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Taken prisoner on April 7, 1862. Gourdain, Joseph Kleber, Capt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Leave of Absence April 15, 1862. Guedry, Paul, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. DIED on April 17, 1862, New Albany, Ind. Guidroz, William, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Furloughed on April 15, 1862. Guillot, Francois, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Taken Prisoner. Guillot, Jean Bste., Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Hospital, Louisville, Ky., April 17, 1862. Hymel, Ulysse, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Hospital, Mound City, Ill., April 11, 1862. Knoblock, Victor, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Furloughed on April 15, 1862. Laparle, P., Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Furloughed. Ledet, Marcelin, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Furloughed on April 15, 1862. Lejeune, Amadeo, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Furloughed on April 15, 1862. Leonard, Joseph, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh. Captured on April 7, 1862. Sent to Hospital Evansville, Ind. Levron, Aurelin, Pvt., Co., G., KILLED at Shiloh on 6 April 1862. Lombas, Augustin, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Captured at Shiloh , 8 April 1862. Mcdonald, John, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded*** at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Managed to get off field of battle. Mcevers, Douglas S., Pvt., Co., G., KILLED at Shiloh on 6 April 1862. Paris, Victor, Pvt., Co., G., KILLED at Shiloh on 6 April 1862. Pucket, W. P., Pvt., Co., G., Captured at Shiloh on 6 April 1862. Rouvert, Edmond, Pvt., Co., G., KILLED at Shiloh on 6 April 1862. Rouyer, Florian, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Captured at Shiloh on 3(?) April 1862. Thibodaux, Paul, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Furlough on April 16, 1862. Vedros (Vedroy), Antoine, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Furlough on April 15, 1862. White, William, Pvt., Co., G., Wounded at Shiloh on April 7, 1862. DIED and buried at Hawesville, Ky.
Co. H. Confederate Guards (Orleans Parish) Avery, Dudley, 2nd Lt. Jr., Co., H., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. (Muster Roll pages show Co. H). Bohen, John, Pvt., Co., H., Missing since Battle of Shiloh. Byrnes, Matthew, Pvt., Co., H., Missing since Battle of Shiloh. Cody, William, Pvt., Co., H., Missing since Battle of Shiloh. Crossan (Crasson), James, Pvt., Co., H., Missing since Battle of Shiloh. Crowley (Cromley), James, Pvt., Co., H., Missing since Battle of Shiloh. Demeranville, Samuel, Pvt., Co., H., Wounded at Shiloh. Furlough to New Orleans on April 12, 1862. Gaffney (Gaffeny), Peter, Pvt., Co., H., Wounded at Shiloh. Furlough to New Orleans on April 12, 1862. Gleason, Cornelius, Pvt., Co., H., Missing since Battle of Shiloh. Gleason, Daniel (1st), Pvt., Co., H., Wounded at Shiloh. Furlough to New Orleans on April 12, 1862. Gleason, Daniel (2nd), Pvt., Co., H., Wounded at Shiloh. Furlough to New Orleans on April 12, 1862. Hughes, Peter, Pvt., Co., H., Missing since Battle of Shiloh. Huntington, Henry, Capt., Co., H., MORTALLY WOUNDED at Shiloh on 6 April 1862. Keane, Edward, Pvt., Co., H., Missing since Battle of Shiloh. Keighan (Krighan), Patrick, Pvt., Co., H., Missing since Battle of Shiloh. Kenney, James, Pvt., Co., H., Missing since Battle of Shiloh. King, Henry E., Pvt., Co., H., Missing since Battle of Shiloh. Maguan, J., Pvt., Co., H., Missing since Battle of Shiloh. Meehan, James, Pvt., Co., H., Missing since Battle of Shiloh. DIED May 3, 1862 at Hospital at St. Louis, Mo. Mulvey, Richard, Pvt., Co., H., Wounded at Shiloh. Furlough to New Orleans on April 12, 1862. Mccormick, Lawrence, Pvt., Co., H., Wounded at Shiloh? Captured and sent to Hospital at Keokuk, Iowa. Mcguire (Maguire), John, Pvt., Co., H., Missing since Battle of Shiloh. Mcmulkin, Christopher, Pvt., Co., H., Wounded at Shiloh? DIED April 18, 1862 at Hospital at Louisville, Ky. Mcnamee, James, Pvt., Co., H., Wounded at Shiloh. Furlough to New Orleans on April 12, 1862. Newman, John, Pvt., Co., H., Wounded at Shiloh. Absent in New Orleans since being wounded at Shiloh. Newton, Henry, 1st Sergt., Co., H., Wounded at Shiloh. Furlough to New Orleans on April 12, 1862. Noonan, John, Pvt., Co., H., Missing since Battle of Shiloh. DIED May 7, 1862 at Hospital at St. Louis, Mo. Ogle, Thomas, Pvt., Co., H., Missing since Battle of Shiloh. Captured at Pitts Landing April 7 or 8, 1862. O'Keefe, George, Corpl., Pvt., Co., H., Missing since Battle of Shiloh. Quinlan, John, Pvt., Co., H., Missing since Battle of Shiloh. DIED April 29, 1862 at Hospital at St. Louis, Mo. Watt (Watts), Andrew J., 2nd Lt. Jr., 1st Lt., Co., H., Wounded at Shiloh. Absent, sick leave, April 12, 1862. Co. I. Orleans Cadets Company C. (Orleans Parish) Avril, Alexander, Pvt., Co., I., Wounded at Shiloh April 6, 1862. Captured: Hospital at Camp Denninson, Oh. Breaux, Louis G., Corpl., Pvt., Co., I., Wounded at Shiloh April 6, 1862. Furlough in New Orleans. Cleary (Clay), David, Pvt., Co., I., Wounded at Shiloh April 6, 1862. Furlough in New Orleans. Collins, Joseph, Capt., Lt. Col., Co., I., Wounded at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Sick since April 11, 1862. Conners, Patrick, Pvt., Co., I., Wounded at Shiloh April 6, 1862. On list of men returning from Battle of Shiloh. Coulon, John E., Pvt., Co., I., Wounded at Shiloh April 6, 1862. Furlough in New Orleans. Dooley (Duly), Patrick, Pvt., Co., I., Wounded at Shiloh April 6, 1862. Captured: Hospital at Keokuk, Iowa. Fredrick (Fredricks), Charles, Pvt., Co., I., Wounded at Shiloh April 6, 1862. Furlough in New Orleans. Friel (Freil), Charles., Pvt., Co., I., Wounded at Shiloh April 6, 1862. Furlough in New Orleans. Fuqua, Isaac J., Pvt., Co., I., Wounded at Shiloh. List of men returning from Battle of Shiloh: Wounded. Hayne, G. Louis, Pvt., Co., I., Wounded at Shiloh April 6, 1862. Furlough in New Orleans. Headen (Heden, Hedden), William J., Pvt., Co., I., Wounded at Shiloh. DIED April 24, 1862 at St. Louis, Ms. Heistand, William H., Pvt., Co., I., Wounded at Shiloh. List of men returning from Shiloh without arms. Lavery, John T., 1st. Lt., Capt., Co., I., Wounded at Shiloh April 6, 1862. O'Conner, Joseph, Pvt., Corpl., Co., I., Wounded at Shiloh. List of men returning from Shiloh: Wounded. Pierce, W., Pvt., Co., I., Wounded at Shiloh April 6, 1862. In hospital on R. R. Pierce, William, Pvt., Co., I., Wounded at Shiloh April 6, 1862. Absent at hospital Jackson, Ms. Travers (Travnt), Edward, Pvt., Co., I., Captured at Shiloh April 8, 1862. Sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Young, John M., 1st Sergt., 1st Lt., , Co., I., Wounded at Shiloh. Captured at Shiloh , April 7, 1862. Young, Robert W., Pvt., Co., I., Wounded at Shiloh April 6, 1862. Furlough in New Orleans. Co. K. Opelousas Volunteers (St. Landry Parish) Derenard, M., Pvt., Co., K., Captured at Shiloh (Pitts Landing) April 7, 1862. Sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Dumard, M., Pvt., Co., K., Captured at Shiloh (Pitts Landing) April 8, 1862. Sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Hayes, James G., Corpl., Capt., Co., K., Wounded at Shiloh on 6 April 1862. Lastrapes, Louis, Pvt., Capt., Co., K., KILLED at Shiloh on 6 April 1862. Lee, Austin, Pvt., Co., K., Wounded at Shiloh. (According to Headquarters report [Corinth], April 28, 1862). White, Martin, Pvt., Co., K., Wounded at Shiloh. (According to Headquarters report [Corinth], April 28, 1862). Co. Not Stated. (Records indicate NO company designation) Daly, Patrick, Pvt., Co.---, Captured at Shiloh (Pitts Landing) April 7, 1862. Sent to Alton, Ill. Desottett, Rudolph, Pvt., Co.---, Captured at Shiloh (Pitts Landing) April 7, 1862. Sent to Alton, Ill. Diote, John B., Pvt., Co.---, Wounded at Shiloh (Pitts Landing)? April 28, 1862: Hospital, Louisville, Ky.
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