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7th Louisiana Cavalry

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Company A

Sergeant

Louis Jules Dubus also known as J.L Dubus was mustered in from New Iberia, Louisiana into Co. A, 7th Louisiana Cavalry, commanded by Capt. J.C. Murphy. Surrendering at New Orleans, La. by General E.K. Smith C.S.A to Major General E.R.S Canby, May 26, 1865 and later paroled at Franklin, La. June 10, 1865.
Contributor Marie GarrettDate added 9/13/2013

Company A

Private

Calcasieu Parish, La.
Contributor J. B. WilliamsDate added 7/15/2020

Company A

Private

Calcasieu Parish, La.
Contributor J. B. WilliamsDate added 7/15/2020

Company A

Private

Calcasieu Parish, La.
Contributor J. B. WilliamsDate added 7/15/2020

Company C

Corporal

Listed as C.Bonvillian on roster and Booth's records.Paroled in New Iberia in June,1865
Contributor Carter CampbellDate added 12/1/2005

Company E

Private

Conscripts of Par.of St. Martin. On Roll of Prisoners of War, Paroled at New Iberia, La., June 11th, 1865. Res. St. Martin Par., La.
Contributor ricDate added 10/6/2013

Company I

Private

Served under Captain Charles Tetron in the ''Chausseurs de Teche'' protecting south Louisiana from Jayhawkers. Surrendured with the rest of the 7th LA CAV in May 1865.
Contributor Mark BudroDate added 7/21/2004

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