Roster - Third Company

All members of each Company of the Washington Artillery were required to supply certain basic information.  In addition to their names, they also provided their occupations and their places of birth, as well as their marital status.  Included on these pages with the rosters for the Washington Artillery are some of the pertinent rank and service notes.  

All listings are in alphabetical order.

Officers

Adam, Louis A.  -  2nd Lieutenant; resigned in August 1861.  He re-enlisted as a private in August 1862.

Avril, E.  -  Corporal; wounded at Sharpsburg in September 1862; discharged in December 1862.

Ballantine, T.  -  Corporal.

Ballauf, R.  -  Corporal.

Bartlett, Napier  -  Corporal.

Bland, Samuel  -  Corporal; wounded at Rappahannock in August 1862.

Brewer, Isaac W.  -  a 1st Lieutenant, he was killed at Rappahannock Station.

Cantrelle, M.B.  -  Corporal.

Collins, W.A.  -  Sergeant; wounded at Manassas in August 1863.

Coyle, W.G.  -  Sergeant.

Dearing, James  -  born in Campbell County, Virginia on April 35, 1840, he was the great-grandson of Colonel Charles Lynch of Revolutionary War fame (the same man who gave his name to what came to be known as "lynch law").  Appointed as a cadet to the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, he resigned his place there as soon as Virginia's secession was announced and their participation in the Southern Confederacy was made known.   Returning home, he enlisted in the Provisional Army of the Confederate States.   He was appointed a 2nd Lieutenant, and attached to the Washington Artillery; promoted to Captain of Artillery on April 8, 1862, he took command of a battery attached to General Pickett's Division. As a Lieutenant and a Captain, he participated in the principal battles of the army of Northern Virginia until after Chancellorsville when he was promoted to Major, when he received command over an 18-cannon  battalion in the reserve artillery of Longstreet's Corps.

DeBlanc, O.N.  -  Sergeant.

Dick, Isaac C.  -  Corporal.

Ellis, W.H.  -  Sergeant.

Fortier, C.E.  -  Corporal; discharged.

Garnet, J.J.  -  1st Lieutenant; assigned to Company in July 1861; promoted to Major of Artillery in 1862.

Grimmer, A.E.  -  Corporal; wounded at Fredericksburg in December 1862.

Handy, John T.  -  1st Sergeant; captured at Fredericksburg in May 1863.

Hero, Andrew Jr.  -  2nd Sergeant in May 1861; promoted to 1st Sergeant in November 1861, and then to 2nd Lieutenant in May 1862.   He became a 1st Lieutenant in August 1862, and Captain in February 1864.  He was wounded at Sharpsburg in September 1862, and at Petersburg in April 1865.

Jewell, Edward J.  -  Corporal.

Kremelberg, F.  -  Sergeant; killed at Petersburg in July 1864.

Leefe, W.  -  Corporal; he died in a Louisiana hospital.

Many, R.P.  -  Corporal; killed at Fredericksburg in May 1863.

Maxwell, Robert  -  Sergeant; wounded at Rappahannock in August 1862.

McElroy, Frank  -  a 1st Lieutenant, he was captured at Fort Gregg.

McNeill, George  -  a 2nd Lieutenant, he was wounded at Sharpsburg in September 1862.

Miller, Merritt B.  -  Captain in May 1861l promoted to Major of Artillery in February 1864.

Morgan, E.W.  -  Corporal.

Peale, A.H.  -  Corporal.

Pettis, P.W.  -  Sergeant; wounded at Rappahannock in August 1862, and at Sharpsburg in September 1863.

Phelps, H.J.  -  Corporal.

Porter, John R.  -  Corporal.

Prados, Louis  -  Sergeant; promoted to Lieutenant of the Louisiana Brigade.

Stocker, Charles H.  -  2nd Lieutenant; wounded at Petersburg in April 1865.

Whittington, Joseph B.  -  1st Lieutenant; he resigned in 1861.

Enlisted Men (Privates)
(Note: Drivers are listed separately and last)

Adde, J.A.  - 

Anderson, John  -  transferred from 1st Company in July 1861.

Andress, Frank M.  - 

Andress, Stephen Singleton  -  born in Louisiana and a resident of New Orleans, Louisiana at the time of enlistment, his occupation was as a student at the time of enlistment; he was 17 years old and single.  Enlisted as a Private at Camden, Alabama on December 5, 1863. Present on Roll to June, 1864. Roll for July and August, 1864 indicated that he was "Absent, sick, Since July 20th, 1864"; the roll for September and October 1864 stated that he was "Present. Returned to Co., Oct. 13th, 1864, from Absence, Sick".  He was present for roll for January and February, 1865.  He was paroled at Farmville, Virginia from April 11th to 21st, 1865. He had been present for the following engagements: Kingsland Creek (near Drewry’s Bluff) on May 13th, 1864; at Drewry’s Bluff from May 14th to 15th, 1864; Petersburg, Virginia in June 1864; Petersburg, Virginia in October 1864; Petersburg, Virginia in November 1864; Petersburg, Virginia in December 1864; Petersburg, Virginia in January 1865; Petersburg, Virginia in February 1865.  (Information courtesy of Patrick M. Fitzpatrick, a descendant; for obituary article, see http://members.tripod.com/FitzpatrickNOLA/andress_tomb.htm)

Atkins, Henry J.  -  killed at Sharpsburg in September 1862.

Ball, Robert  -  transferred to 1st Company.

Ballauf, Rudolph  -  promoted to Corporal in April 1864.

Barton, William  - 

Becnel, Michel A.  -  discharged in December 1861 by order of the Secretary of War.

Behan, George B.  -  died at Culpepper in September 1862.

Behan, James S.  -  died at Mobile, Alabama.

Benton, John H.  -  wounded at Petersburg in September 1864, he died in September 1864.

Benton, J.P.  -  captured at Petersburg in June 1864.

Bernard, George  -  detailed with ambulance.

Berry, Lawrence  - 

Beyer, Ernest  - 

Blanchard, J.D.  -  died in March 1864.

Bloom, Joseph  -  wounded at Manassas in August 1863.

Bloomfield, James C.  -  promoted to Lieutenant in Magruder's Army.

Boush, Samuel C.  -  on duty ion the Quartermaster's Department.

Brady, Charles  - 

Brady, George  - 

Brewer, William P.  -  promoted to Assistant Surgeon.

Brooks, Henry G.  - 

Bruce, Robert  -  discharged in April 1864.

Bryan, B.F.  - 

Bryens, George H.  -  killed at Gettysburg in July 1863.

Bryens, Richard  - 

Burke, M.  - 

Burke, Steve  - 

Bush, C.  -  injured by falling out of a tree in October 1862; detailed in Richmond.

Campbell, W.  - 

Carl, F.A.  -  died on May 27, 1861.

Casey, William  -  transferred from 2nd Company in July 1861.

Charlton, George W.  - 

Charlton, W.W.  - 

Charpieux, Ernest  -  wounded at Manassas in August 1862; detailed to the Quartermaster Department in April 1864.

Clark, Edward A.  - 

Clark, J.F.  -  killed at Gettysburg in July 1863.

Cloney, M.W.  -  wounded at Sharpsburg in September 1862; captured at Gettysburg in July 1863.

Colles, John H.  -  discharged in November 1861 by order of the Secretary of War.

Collins, T.S.  - 

Coyle, Frank E.  -  wounded at Gettysburg in July 1863; killed at Petersburg in April 1865.

Coyle, W.G.  -  promoted to Corporal in November 1861; and then to Sergeant in October 1863.

Cressy, L.W.  -  killed by the falling of a tree at Winchester.

Crilly, James  -  transferred from 2nd Company; wounded at Rappahannock Station in August 1862.

Davis, J.F.  - 

Deacon, C.W. - 23 years old, born in Louisiana, his civilian occupation was as a clerk.  He was transferred to 1st Company in April 1862, and promoted to Quartermaster Sergeant.  In June 1864, he was captured at Petersburg.

DeBlanc, Armand  -  discharged in May 1863.

DeBlanc, August  - 

DeLacy, William  - 

DeMeza, Joseph H.  -  transferred to 2nd Company in July 1861.

Dempsey, John W.  -  an Artificer, he was transferred to 2nd Company, and transferred from 2nd Company in June 1863.

Dennison, W.  - 

Dick, Benjamin E.  -  captured at Fredericksburg and exchanged.

Dick, Isaac C.  -  promoted to Corporal in October 1864.

Dietz, H.  - 

Dolan, James  -  died from wound at Rappahannock.

Douber, Fred  -  killed at Sharpsburg.

Doussan, Honoré  - 

Dumas, A.  - 

Duncan, Edward  -  captured at Petersburg and exchanged.

Dupré, Adolph Jr.  -  wounded and captured at Gettysburg.

Elfer, Louis G. - 23 years old, born in Louisiana, his civilian occupation was as a clerk.  He was transferred from 1st Company.

Evans, Edgar D.  - 

Falconer, C.A. - 31 years old, born in Louisiana, his civilian occupation was as a planter.  He was transferred to 1st Company in June 1861, and was killed in December 1862 at Fredericksburg.

Faisans, Auguste  - 

Faisans, René  - 

Fazende, P.O. - 20 years old, born in Louisiana, his civilian occupation was as a clerk.  He was transferred to 1st Company in June 1861.  Promoted to Corporal in April 1863, he was then promoted to Sergeant in July 1863.  Captured at Drewry's Bluff in May 1864, he returned after escaping in November 1864.

Fortier, Charles E.  -  promoted to Corporal in July 1861; discharged in September 1861.

Fourshee, F.P.  -  wounded at Rappahannock.

Frank, Otto  -  wounded at Fredericksburg.

Fuqua, Thomas H.  -  transferred to 2nd Company in July 1861, he was promoted to Corporal in November 1862.  He was also present at the surrender at Appomatox Court House, Virginia on April 9, 1865.

Gerard, Leon M.  - 

Gèrard, Philibert  - 

Givens, S.R.  -  discharged in January 1863.

Gore, John W.  - 

Gough, C.A.  -  wounded at Gettysburg and died.

Gras, Fred W.  - 

Gretter, J.B.  - 

Grimes, G.A.  - 

Grimmer, A.E.  -  wounded at Fredericksburg; promoted to Corporal in November 1863.

Guillotte, Henry  - 

Guyot, Louis E.  - 

Hart, C.  -  discharged in February 1862.

Holmes, John Jr.  -  wounded at Sharpsburg and discharged in May 1864.

Holmes, W.D.  -  transferred to 2nd Company.

Hottinger, John G.  - 

Hubbard, F. L.  -  right arm injured; discharged in October 1861.

Hubbell, Edward D.  - 

Huisson, John  - 

Jagot, Joseph H.  - 

Johnson, William N.  - 

Jones, John  -  captured and escaped in July 1864.

Jones, William  - 

Jordan, F.  -  transferred from 4th Company.

Joubert, Eugene  -  wounded at Rappahannock and died.

Jourdan, F.  - 

Keating, James  -  transferred to 2nd Company.

Kennedy, S.  -  transferred to Twenty-Eighth Louisiana Regiment; resigned in 1864.

Kent, M.  - 

Kerwin, Thomas  - 

Kinslow, Joseph  -  Bugler.

Kitchen, R.H.  - 

Kitchen, W.H.  - 

Kobleur, Damas  -  wounded at Petersburg in October 1864.

Labarre, L. 23 years old, born in Louisiana, his civilian occupation was as a clerk.  He was transferred from 1st Company.

Land, George  - 

Land, John  - 

Labarre, E.  -  discharged in October 1863.

Labarre, Lacestiere  -  transferred from 1st Company in September 1863.

Labarre, Murville  -  died at Petersburg on December 31, 1864.

Laresche, P.E.  - 

Lazarre, T.  -  died at Petersburg in December 1864.

Leclere, Eugene  - 

Leclere, Gustave  - 

Leefe, A.  -  wounded at Drewry's Bluff.

Leefe, William  -  promoted to Corporal in April 1863; died in October 1864.

Levy, S.  -  wounded at Rappahannock; discharged in September 1862.

Leytze, G.  -  missing after battle of Gettysburg.

Lighthouse, N.  - 

Little, James  -  died in June 1862.

Loftus, Edward  -  died in February 1863.

Lombard, Charles  -  transferred to 4th Company in June 1863.

Luddy, J.T.  - 

Lynch, M.F.  - 

Madden, Henry A.  -  killed at Drewry's Bluff in May 1864.

Mahen, E.L.  - 

Marmillon, C.B.  -  discharged in 1862 by order of the Secretary of War.

Martin, A.B.  - 

Massy, G.W.  -  wounded at Sharpsburg, he died in September 1862.

Maxwell, Robert  -  promoted to Sergeant in November 1861; wounded at Rappahannock and discharged in 1863.

McCartney, J.H.  -  wounded at Sharpsburg.

McDonald, O.  -  killed at Rappahannock.

McFall, T.M.  -  promoted to Quartermaster Sergeant in April 1863.

Meek, G.H.  -  promoted to Orderly Sergeant in November 1863.

Mills, W.  -  transferred to 2nd Company.

Moore, J.H.  -  transferred to Seventh Brigade.

Morgan, E.W.  -  discharged in July 1861.

Murphy, John C.  - 

Nesbitt, J.S.  -  discharged in May 1862.

Noble, W.P.  - 

Norcom, Albert  -  transferred to 4th Company.

Noyes, L.T.  - 

Noyes, S.W.  - 

Nugent, Thomas  -  transferred from 4th Company.

Nulty, T.  - 

Ozanne, F.  -  captured and escaped at Hagerstown in 1863.

Patin, Paul T.  - 

Peirce, George A.  - 

Pettis, Peyton W.  -  promoted to Corporal in July 1862; wounded at Rappahannock and Sharpsburg; promoted to Sergeant in 1864.

Phelps, H.J.  -  Corporal in April 1863; wounded at Fredericksburg in 1862.

Philips, Abraham B.  - 

Pielert, George  - 

Pinckard, William F.  -  wounded at Petersburg in 1864.

Pinckard, William M.  - 

Porter, John R.  -  promoted to Corporal in August 1864; wounded at Petersburg in October 1864.

Price, James W.  - 

Randolph, J.F.  -  transferred to 2nd Company.

Raymond, Charles  - 

Rideau, H.  -  killed at Gettysburg in July 1863.

Riviere, E.  - 

Robinson, G.D.  -  severely wounded at Gettysburg in July 1863.

Rousseau, Jules A.A.  - 

Rousseau, Samuel  -  wounded at Petersburg in 1864.

Ruleau, F.  -  wounded and died at Gettysburg in July 1863.

Russell, C.P.  - 

Saunders, S.G.  -  wounded at Sharpsburg.

Seicshnaydre, A.  - 

Seicshnaydre, Leon  - 

Shaw, Frank Jr.  -  discharged by the Secretary of War.

Slade, S.B.  - 

Smelser, C.G.  - 

Smith, Charles  -  captured at Petersburg in June 1864.

Smith, Robert  -  born in England and residing in New Orleans at the time of his enlistment at the age of 32 on September 10, 1862 in Frederick, Maryland, his civilian occupation was as a shoemaker.  He was present on all Rolls to February 1865, and is listed on the "Register of Refugees and Rebel Deserters" by the Provost Marshal General, Washington, D. C., received April 12, 1865, from City Point, Virginia.  He was furnished with transportation to Harrison County, Iowa.

Smith, T.W.  - 

Stocker, Charles H.  -  promoted to Corporal in June 1862; then to Sergeant in July 1862.  He was captured at Gettysburg in July 1863; and promoted to 2nd Lieutenant in March 1864.

Summers, H.D.  -  transferred to 2nd Company.

Tew, Walter A.  - 

Thomas, G.J.  - 

Thompson, Hugh  -  killed at Rappahannock.

Tisdale, Victor R.  - 

Toledano, E.  -  discharged in September 1861.

Toledano, Oswald J.  -  killed at Petersburg in 1864.

Toledano, William S.  -  discharged in September 1861.

Treme, John  - 

Tully, Howard  -  wounded at Bull Run and Fredericksburg.

Tully, James  -  wounded at Rappahannock.

Turnell, Ralph  -  discharged in November 1862.

Vidal, Ernest  - 

Watson, W.J.B.  -  transferred to 4th Company.

White, J.N.  -  transferred to 4th Company.

White, J.W.  - 

Williamson, Thomas E.  - 

Williamson, W.  -