18th Louisiana: Louisiana Confederate Web Sites

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The Louisiana Confederate World Wide Web Sites:
The following is a list of the official Louisiana Confederate world wide web sites and corresponding links to each. This list contains a brief description of each site along with a Louisiana belt buckle -- link to each site.

The descriptions listed below are the views of this webmaster.

Click on the corresponding belt buckle and you will be taken to that Louisiana Confederate web site.

Additional information, comments, corrections, modifications to the list are welcomed. Please forward them to the e-mail address listed below.

The following is a guide to the Louisiana Confederate world wide web sites. After reviewing each site, in our opinion, the following ratings apply to the following site.

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Very Good

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Louisiana Confederate Worldwide Web Sites

1st Louisiana Cavalry Regiment
This world wide web site is another accomplishment by Thomas C. Cardwell and portrays the 1st Louisiana Cavalry with rosters, campaigns, history, and photographs in a very well executed web site that is easy to navigate around.

1st Louisiana Heavy Artillery Regiment
The 1st Louisiana Heavy Artillery Regiment is a very good web site filled with the history, documents, photographs, diaries, letters, biographies, muster roll records an much more. Easily navigated and well constructed.

3rd Louisiana Cavalry Regiment
The 3rd Louisiana Cavalry Regiment, also known as the 9th Louisiana Battalion, and Partisan Randers gives the student of the 3rd Louisiana Cavalry an excellent history of the unit along with rosters, photographs, letters and more. A very good web site designed by webmaster Neale S. Brown. This site is very easily navigated.

Co. B, 1st. Louisiana Special Battalion
(Wheat's Battalion)
Co. B., 1st Louisiana Special Battalion is a site devoted to the historic Louisiana unit who were uniformed as Zouaves. The regiment is colorful and rich in history which this website (still under construction) attests to. A wealth of information pertaining to the original regiment as well as the current living history unit that portrays this Louisiana Infantry Regiment.

1st Louisiana Reserves, Company D.
1st Louisiana Reserves, Co. D. Confederate States of America (Winn Parish) is a listing of the men from Company D. This list is posted on the USGenWeb and was contributed by Greggory E. Davies and compiled from the National Archives Compiled Service Records.

3rd Louisiana Infantry Regiment
The 3rd Louisiana is an impressive collection of the history, rosters, casualities, OR's, photographs, and biographies to mention but a few of the fine points of this Louisiana regimental site. The information is well presented, easy to navigate and well documented. Any student of the 3rd Louisiana will enjoy this masterfully done website.

7th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
Currently the link to this Louisiana Civil War Regimental website is unavailable.

7th Louisiana, Co. C., (Sarsfield Rangers)
The 7rd Louisiana Regiment (also known as the Pelican Regiment), Co. C., served at Gettysburg among other battles is is represented here by history, OR's, and a section devoted to living history. Many details on becoming a living historian is included in this web site.

8th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
Currently the link to this Louisiana Civil War Regimental website is unavailable.

9th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
This Louisiana regimental web site is a very good site portraying the 9th Louisiana Infantry (the Louisiana Tigers) and is rich with information in the form of rosters (including facts about the men), campaigns, history, photographs and above all the ideals which can be appreciated by a southern gentleman. The webmaster, Thomas C. Cardwell has done a masterful job in bringing this regiment to the world wide web.

9th Battalion Louisiana Infantry
This Louisiana regimental web site is a very good site portraying the 9th Battalion Louisiana Infantry and is rich with information with regards to the Battle of Baton Rouge as well as the Siege of Port Hudson. Currently in the works is the compilation of a Roster of the men who served in this Louisiana battalion.The webmaster, Michael Jones has done a masterful job in bringing this Louisiana unit to the world wide web.
An additional web site by Michael Jones does credit to Confederate Monuments. If you would care to check out this site you may do so here:
9th Battalion Louisiana Infantry

10th Louisiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment
The 10th Louisiana, also called "Lee's Foreign Legion" is a good web site devoted to the men who served with honor in this regiment in almost every major campaign of the estern theatre of the war with Robert E. Lee. The site also includes a complete listing of the roster of men who served in the 10th Louisiana.

12th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
This page is a brief, but detailed description of information pertaining to the 12th Louisian Infantry Regiment. No frills...but usefull information.

14th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
The 14th Louisiana was originally known as the 13th Louisiana and this informative page gives the history and some related information with regards to this Louisiana regiment.

18th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
This web site is devoted to the MEN who were the 18th Louisiana which took part in the Battle of Shiloh and had its last big battle at the Battle of Mansfield. This site has rosters, history, photographs, biographies, pension records, burial sites, OR's and much more. Additionally the site is graphically pleasing and easily navigated via well designed links.

19th Louisiana Infantry, Co. A. (Vance Guards)
This web site is devoted to remembering the exploits of this company and regiment which participated at the Battle of Shiloh. The site is a fine example of a living history [reenactor] unit and has some historical data and information regarding the original make up of the 19th Louisiana.

28th Thomas' Louisiana Infantry Regiment
This web site is devoted to the MEN who were the 28th Thomas' Louisiana which took part in the Battle of Chickasaw Bluffs and the Battle of Vicksburg. This site has rosters, history, photographs, biographies, pension records, burial sites, OR's and much more. Additionally the site is graphically pleasing and easily navigated via well designed links.

28th Gray's Louisiana Infantry Regiment
This web site is designed and maintained by Steven C. Pipes who had an ancestor who served in the 28th Gray's. The 28th Gray's took part in engagements in Louisiana and took an active roll in the Red River Campaign culminating at the Battle of Mansfield. This site is rich in rosters, history, photographs, biographies, and much more. Beautifully designed and is graphically pleasing along with easily navigated links.

Washington Artillery of New Orleans
This excellent web site is full of history, roster, photos, engagements, historical documents and a profusion of information regarding the special aspect of the American Civil War artillerist. This web site is also dedicated to the art of Civil War reenacting (living history) and is one of the best examples anywhere to be found -- both on the web and in the field.

Louisiana Infantry Units
This web site is a new site that is in the process of listing the various infantry units from the State of Louisiana and further breaking them down into various companies with the listing of men who served in these units. The site is new and currently under construction. This site looks like the brainchild of N. Wayne Cosby who has an excellent web site with thousands of burial sites of Louisiana Confederate Soldiers. Lots of room to grow.

Additional Louisiana Civil War Regimental web sites will be added as we locate them. Anyone knowing of a site that falls into this catagory is requested to contact this webmaster listed below. Any changes, alterations, modifications, additions will be gladly accepted. Thank You!

Updated on 7 March 2006...1505:35 CST

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	1st Louisiana Cavalry Regiment This world wide web site is another accomplishment by Thomas C. Cardwell and portrays the 1st Louisiana Cavalry with rosters, campaigns, history, and photographs in a very well executed web site that is easy to navigate around.
	1st Louisiana Heavy Artillery Regiment The 1st Louisiana Heavy Artillery Regiment is a very good web site filled with the history, documents, photographs, diaries, letters, biographies, muster roll records an much more. Easily navigated and well constructed.
	3rd Louisiana Cavalry Regiment The 3rd Louisiana Cavalry Regiment, also known as the 9th Louisiana Battalion, and Partisan Randers gives the student of the 3rd Louisiana Cavalry an excellent history of the unit along with rosters, photographs, letters and more. A very good web site designed by webmaster Neale S. Brown. This site is very easily navigated.
	Co. B, 1st. Louisiana Special Battalion (Wheat's Battalion) Co. B., 1st Louisiana Special Battalion is a site devoted to the historic Louisiana unit who were uniformed as Zouaves. The regiment is colorful and rich in history which this website (still under construction) attests to. A wealth of information pertaining to the original regiment as well as the current living history unit that portrays this Louisiana Infantry Regiment.
	1st Louisiana Reserves, Company D. 1st Louisiana Reserves, Co. D. Confederate States of America (Winn Parish) is a listing of the men from Company D. This list is posted on the USGenWeb and was contributed by Greggory E. Davies and compiled from the National Archives Compiled Service Records.
	3rd Louisiana Infantry Regiment The 3rd Louisiana is an impressive collection of the history, rosters, casualities, OR's, photographs, and biographies to mention but a few of the fine points of this Louisiana regimental site. The information is well presented, easy to navigate and well documented. Any student of the 3rd Louisiana will enjoy this masterfully done website.
	7th Louisiana Infantry Regiment Currently the link to this Louisiana Civil War Regimental website is unavailable.
	7th Louisiana, Co. C., (Sarsfield Rangers) The 7rd Louisiana Regiment (also known as the Pelican Regiment), Co. C., served at Gettysburg among other battles is is represented here by history, OR's, and a section devoted to living history. Many details on becoming a living historian is included in this web site.
	8th Louisiana Infantry Regiment Currently the link to this Louisiana Civil War Regimental website is unavailable.
	9th Louisiana Infantry Regiment This Louisiana regimental web site is a very good site portraying the 9th Louisiana Infantry (the Louisiana Tigers) and is rich with information in the form of rosters (including facts about the men), campaigns, history, photographs and above all the ideals which can be appreciated by a southern gentleman. The webmaster, Thomas C. Cardwell has done a masterful job in bringing this regiment to the world wide web.
	9th Battalion Louisiana Infantry This Louisiana regimental web site is a very good site portraying the 9th Battalion Louisiana Infantry and is rich with information with regards to the Battle of Baton Rouge as well as the Siege of Port Hudson. Currently in the works is the compilation of a Roster of the men who served in this Louisiana battalion.The webmaster, Michael Jones has done a masterful job in bringing this Louisiana unit to the world wide web. An additional web site by Michael Jones does credit to Confederate Monuments. If you would care to check out this site you may do so here: 9th Battalion Louisiana Infantry
	10th Louisiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment The 10th Louisiana, also called "Lee's Foreign Legion" is a good web site devoted to the men who served with honor in this regiment in almost every major campaign of the estern theatre of the war with Robert E. Lee. The site also includes a complete listing of the roster of men who served in the 10th Louisiana.
	12th Louisiana Infantry Regiment This page is a brief, but detailed description of information pertaining to the 12th Louisian Infantry Regiment. No frills...but usefull information.
	14th Louisiana Infantry Regiment The 14th Louisiana was originally known as the 13th Louisiana and this informative page gives the history and some related information with regards to this Louisiana regiment.
	18th Louisiana Infantry Regiment This web site is devoted to the MEN who were the 18th Louisiana which took part in the Battle of Shiloh and had its last big battle at the Battle of Mansfield. This site has rosters, history, photographs, biographies, pension records, burial sites, OR's and much more. Additionally the site is graphically pleasing and easily navigated via well designed links.
	19th Louisiana Infantry, Co. A. (Vance Guards) This web site is devoted to remembering the exploits of this company and regiment which participated at the Battle of Shiloh. The site is a fine example of a living history [reenactor] unit and has some historical data and information regarding the original make up of the 19th Louisiana.
	28th Thomas' Louisiana Infantry Regiment This web site is devoted to the MEN who were the 28th Thomas' Louisiana which took part in the Battle of Chickasaw Bluffs and the Battle of Vicksburg. This site has rosters, history, photographs, biographies, pension records, burial sites, OR's and much more. Additionally the site is graphically pleasing and easily navigated via well designed links.
	28th Gray's Louisiana Infantry Regiment This web site is designed and maintained by Steven C. Pipes who had an ancestor who served in the 28th Gray's. The 28th Gray's took part in engagements in Louisiana and took an active roll in the Red River Campaign culminating at the Battle of Mansfield. This site is rich in rosters, history, photographs, biographies, and much more. Beautifully designed and is graphically pleasing along with easily navigated links.
	Washington Artillery of New Orleans This excellent web site is full of history, roster, photos, engagements, historical documents and a profusion of information regarding the special aspect of the American Civil War artillerist. This web site is also dedicated to the art of Civil War reenacting (living history) and is one of the best examples anywhere to be found -- both on the web and in the field.
	Louisiana Infantry Units This web site is a new site that is in the process of listing the various infantry units from the State of Louisiana and further breaking them down into various companies with the listing of men who served in these units. The site is new and currently under construction. This site looks like the brainchild of N. Wayne Cosby who has an excellent web site with thousands of burial sites of Louisiana Confederate Soldiers. Lots of room to grow.