3rd Mississippi Infantry, Field and Staff Officer's.

Colonel's - John B. Deason, James M. Stigler and Thomas A. Mellon
Lt. Colonel's - Samuel M. Dyer, Robert Eager, James B. McRae and E.A. Peyton
Major - William H. Morgan
Adjutant's - Benjamin Jones, Junius Poindexter and Fred S. Hewes

39th Virginia Infantry, Field and Staff Officer's.

Colonel - Charles Smith
Lt. Colonel - Louis C. H. Finney
Major - N. R. Cary

Palmetto Light Artillery, South Carolina, Field and Staff Officer's.

Captain - Hugh Richardson Garden
1st Lt.'s - William Henry Coit and Samuel McBride Pringle
(The photo on the left is of Samuel McBride Pringle who died as a result of wound's recieved at the Battle of Sharpsburg).
2nd Lt.'s - George E. Coit and William Alexander McQueen
(George E. Coit was killed during the Suffolk Campaign, he was
the brother of William Henry Coit listed above).

C.S.S. Georgia, Confederate Navy, Officer's and Staff.

Commander - William L. Maury
1st Lt's. - Robert T. Chapman and William E. Evans
2nd Lt. - John H. Ingraham
Asst. Surgeon - Thomas J. Wheeden
Paymaster - Richard William Curtis
Gunner - William Dand

3rd Florida Infantry, Field and Staff Officer's.

Colonel - William S. Dilworth
Lt. Colonel - Lucius A. Church, Elisha Mashburn and Arthur J.T. Wright
Major - John L. Phillips

4th Special Cavalry Battalion, Kentucky, Field and Staff Officer's.

Major - W.R. Messick

Granville Henderson Oury, First Confederate Arizona Territory Representative to The Provisional Confederate Congress.

Grainville Henderson Oury (born March 12th, 1825, died January 11th, 1891) was the first Representative to The provisional Confederate Congress, from the Arizona Territory (modern day Arizona and New Mexico). He resigned to enlist as a Captain in Herbert's Battalion, Arizona Cavalry and later was promoted to Colonel and served on the Staff of General Henry Hopkins Sibley, in Texas and Louisiana. // Granville Henderson Oury was succeded in the Confederate Congress by Marcus H. MacWillie, in early 1862.

Richard Lucian Page, Confederate States Navy Commander and Brigadier General.

Richard Lucian Page (born December 20th, 1807, at Norfolk Virginia, died August 9th, 1901) was a Commander in the Confederate States Navy and a Brigadier General in the Confederate Army. He was assigned to Command the Outer Defenses, of Mobile, Alabama on March 1st, 1864. He is buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Norfolk, Virginia.

4th Battalion, Virginia Reserves, Field and Staff Officer's.

Major - D.E. Godwin

Frontier Cavalry (also known as the 46th Texas Cavalry), Texas, Field and Staff Officer's.

Colonel - James Ebenezer McCord (born 1834 in South Carolina, died 1914 in Coleman, Texas). He was the son of William Pressly McCord and Lucinda Miller. James Ebenezer McCord married Sarah Elizabeth Mooney.
Lt. Colonel - James B. Barry
Major - W.J. Alexander

Barrett's Light Artillery, Missouri, Field and Staff Officer's.

Captain's - Overton Barrett and D.A. Rice

Confederate Mayor of New Orleans, Louisiana 1861-1862.

John T. Moore (born May 6th, 1822-died February 24th, 1871) served as Mayor of New Orleans, Louisiana from 1861 to 1862, when the City was captured by Union Forces. // He was married to Rebecca Isadora Shepard (born 1826).

Confederate Mayor's of Mobile, Alabama 1861-1865.

John Forsyth Jr. (born October 31st, 1821-died May 2nd, 1887) served as Mayor in 1861. He is buried at Magnolia Cemetery, Mobile, Alabama.
Robert H. Slough - served as Mayor from 1862-1865.

List of Prisoner's of War who died between August 1st and September 10th, 1865, Jackson Hospital, Richmond, Virginia.

Alabama
Mark C. McConnell-Private Company F, 14th Alabama Infantry
R.J. Painter-Private Company A, 4th Alabama Infantry
T.J. Webb-Lt. Company B, 12th Alabama Infantry

Louisiana
Paul Brandon-Private Company C, 5th Louisiana Infantry
Michael O'Hara-1st Sgt. Company E, 15th Louisiana Infantry

Confederate Blockade Runner "Advance".

Commander - Lt. Thomas M. Crossan
Chief Engineer - James MaGlenn
The Blockade Runner "Advance" ran the blockade from Wilmington, North Carolina, into Nassau, Bermuda and Liverpool (Great Britain), between July 1863 and September 1864, when it was captured by the Union Navy.

John Slidell, Louisiana Senator and Confederate Envoy to Great Britain.

John Slidell (born 1793, died July 29th, 1871) served as Senator from Louisiana and in 1861 was sent as Confederate Envoy to Great Britain. He owned a home before the war (1839) in New Orleans, Louisiana which is still standing. It was and is located at 312 Royal Street, also Slidell, Louisiana is named in his honor. He was married to Mathilde Deslonde, with whom he had three children (Alfred Slidell, Marie Rosine Slidell and  Marguerite Mathilde Slidell).

C.S.S. Sumter, Confederate Navy, Officer's and Staff.

Commander - Raphael Semmes
1st Lt. - John M. Kell (Exec. Officer), William E. Evans
Lt's. - Robert T. Chapman, John M. Stribling
Surgeon - Francis L. Galt
1st Lt. Confederate States Marine Corp - Becket K. Howell
Pay Master - Henry Myers
1st Assistant Engineer - Miles J. Freeman
2nd Assistant Engineer - William P. Brooks
Acting Gunner - Thomas C. Cuddy

Today is the Birthday of General Robert Edward Lee, Army of Northern Virginia.

Today is the birthday of General Robert Edward Lee. He was born on January 19th, 1807 at Stratford Hall Plantation, in Westmoreland, Virginia. The 5th son of Revolutionary War Hero, General Henry "Light Horse Harry" Lee and Anne Hill (nee Carter).

Orleans Fire Regiment, New Orleans Fire Department, Louisiana Militia, Field and Staff Officer's.

Colonel - S.P. Duncan
Lt. Colonel - M.M. Reynolds
Major - James D. Hill

City Fire Guards - Captain John Kennedy
Confidence Fire Guards - Captain Joseph Didlot
Milneburg Fire Guards - Captain Charles Evershed
Orleans Good Will Fire Guards - Captain Benjamin Faith
Perseverance Fire Guards - Captain William H. Latham
Phoenix Fire Guards - Captain Valentine St. Ceran
Third District Fire Guards - Captain Frank Borge
Vigilant Fire Guards - Captain Xavier Maurer

Chasseurs a Pied, Lousiana Militia, Field and Staff Officer's.

Colonel - J. Simeon Meilleur
Lt. Colonel - Charles A. Janvier
Major - Henry J. Rivet

Joe Shannon, Last Alabama National Guard Pilot, who flew in the Bay of Pigs, Passes Away.

Joe Shannon the last surviving Alabama National Guard Pilot, who flew in the Bay of Pigs, passed away on Tuesday January 5th, 2010. He was 88 year's old. He had been an Army Air Corps Pilot in World War Two and was a member of the Alabama Aviation Hall of Fame. He was among about 60 Alabama National Guard member's who were recruited to train the Cuban Exile 2506 Brigade, which landed in Cuba, on April 17th, 1961, in an attempt to liberate the island from Communist rule. Joe Shannon helped train Cuban Pilot's and flew a last ditch mission into Cuba before the Bay of Pigs attack failed. He was a true American Hero and an example of bravery, in the face of overwhelming odd's. May He Rest In Peace // Que En Paz Descanse.

10th Georgia Cavalry, Field and Staff Officer's.

Colonel - Joel R. Griffin
Lt. Colonel - John W. Millen
Major - William G. Thomson

Louisiana Irish Regiment, Louisiana Militia, Field and Staff Officer's.

Colonel - Patrick B. O'Brian
Lt. Colonel - W.J. Castell

Louisiana Defender's Battalion, Louisiana, Field and Staff Officer's.

Major - Juan Miangolara (later in the War, he was promoted to Colonel)

Captain - Tomas Viade, Company A
Captain - Arthur Picolet, Company B
Captain - Jose Domingo, Company C

Orleans Guard Regiment, Louisiana Militia, Field and Staff Officer's.

Colonel - Numa Augustin
Lt. Colonel - Charles Messieu
Major's - Octave Voorhies, Leon Queyrouze
Assistant Surgeon - Michel Oscar Gaudet

Company A - Captain - Charles Roman
Company B - Captain - P. Oscar Labatut
Company C - Captain - Auguste Roche
Company D - Captain - Gustave Cruzat
Company E - Captain - E.P. Poupart
Company F - Captain - Pierre Maspero
Company G - Captain - Arthue Poincy
Company H - Captain - Joaquin Viosca
Company I - Captain - Guy Duplantier
Company K - Captain - S. Plassau