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630:. The summer and fall were spent picketing along Bayou Teche and campaigning against Jayhawkers (pro-Union Louisianans) and Confederate deserters in the southwest part of the state. In October–November 1863, the regiment was engaged in skirmishing during the Union army's failed campaign along Bayou Teche. In the following winter, the unit was stationed at
744:. After marching through a rain and hailstorm, Hill's troops got behind the Confederate camp. The Federals advanced with fixed bayonets and completely surprised the Confederates, capturing 222 men, 4 cannons, 4 caissons, 32 artillery horses, 126 cavalry horses, 92 stands of small arms, and 1 ambulance. Vincent and some others escaped.
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Captain B. S. Tappan was murdered 10 September 1862. Captain W. O. Breazeale was promoted major 13 January 1864. Captain W. F. Kephart was cashiered in 1864. Captain A. O. P. Pickens deserted 30 March 1865. Captain Furman was promoted major 10 April 1865. Captain Thomas J. Stafford resigned 28 April
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On March 21, Mower's task force moved north along Bayou
Rapides. Lucas' cavalry pushed the Confederates back to Henderson's Hill where Vincent formed a defensive line supported by Edgar's battery. Vincent asked Taylor to send reinforcements. While Lucas occupied the Confederates' attention from the
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James A. McWaters, and Major Winter W. Breazeale. McWaters was killed 14 January 1863 and replaced as lieutenant colonel by W. W. Breazeale who resigned 13 January 1864. Other lieutenant colonels were James D. Blair who resigned on 10 April 1865 and W. Overton
Breazeale. After W. W. Breazeale was
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to south
Louisiana to eliminate small Union garrisons and Jayhawkers. Soon after, the regiment returned to take part in the final skirmishes of the Red River campaign. Until the end of the conflict, the 2nd Louisiana Cavalry performed picket and outpost duty in the Bayou Teche region, as well as
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There were several explanations for the debacle. At first, the
Confederates believed their assailants were Taylor's expected reinforcements. Taylor blamed "the treachery of citizens" who revealed to Mower, "a road unknown to my best guides". A soldier in Walker's division believed that Vincent's
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on 14 April, Taylor's soldiers blocked Grover's enveloping column and escaped Banks' intended trap. Union casualties numbered 350 while
Confederate losses were not reported. On 12–13 April, the 2nd Louisiana Cavalry picketed the shore of Grand Lake and acted as a reserve. The next day, the unit
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pickets were posted too far apart, allowing a
Jayhawker to pose as a picket and get the countersign from a courier arriving from Taylor. The Jayhawker then went to the Federal camp and divulged the countersign, allowing them to capture Vincent's pickets without raising an alarm.
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Carroll Jones' plantation, approximately midway between Alexandria and Natchitoches. Delayed by bad weather, Banks' column was late. A Union cavalry division led by Brigadier General
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J. F. Scarborough, did not travel to
Opelousas and was not incorporated into the new regiment. The battalion's companies became Companies B, C, D, E, and F in the new regiment.
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with 15,000 Federal troops. To oppose Banks, Taylor had about 5,000 Confederates. Banks planned to have part of his army pin the
Confederates at Fort Bisland while sending
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and 10,000 men would enter the Red River in river transports. The two forces proposed to join at
Alexandria before heading upriver, supported by a gunboat fleet under
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reached Alexandria on 19 March, but the infantry and artillery did not arrive until 25–26 March. Taylor reinforced Vincent's regiment with Captain William Edgar's
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to take his infantry division and Colonel Thomas J. Lucas' cavalry brigade and probe to the north. Mower's force included the infantry brigades of Colonels
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In June 1863, the regiment was in the Confederate vanguard when they reoccupied much of south Louisiana. On 23 June, part of the regiment assisted in the
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where five of its companies were merged with five independent cavalry companies to create the 2nd Louisiana Cavalry Regiment. Company D from
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in 1864. Afterward, the regiment fought in minor skirmishes before the Trans-Mississippi's final surrender on 26 May 1865.
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and sent it toward Alexandria, where it skirmished with the Federals for two days. Smith ordered Brigadier General
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Winter W. Breazeale led the battalion which consisted of six companies labeled A through F. Louisiana Governor
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below Donaldsonville and compelled it to retreat to its gunboats. On 27 October, the regiment fought in the
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front, Mower sent Hill's brigade on a march around Vincent's right flank. Hill's brigade included the
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gave the formation date as 15 September and listed its strength as 908 soldiers in 10 companies. The
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was formed in July 1862 and was augmented by five additional companies in September 1862 to form a
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in 1865. The company commanders, nicknames, and recruitment areas are listed in the table below.
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According to historian Arthur W. Bergeron Jr., the new regiment was formed about 1 September at
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670:. While Banks marched north along Bayou Teche with 17,000 Union soldiers, Brigadier General
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Map shows Henderson's Hill, Bayou Rapides, and Alexandria. The town of Cotile is now named
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In an attempt to clear Confederate forces from the west bank of the Mississippi River,
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promoted, the rank of major was held by Blair, W. O. Breazeale, and S. C. Furman.
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played a major part in the fighting at Irish Bend. During Taylor's withdrawal to
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768:. The Confederate Trans-Mississippi Department surrendered on 26 May 1865.
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On 18 March, Taylor massed the divisions of Walker and Brigadier General
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Units and formations of the Confederate States Army from Louisiana
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The remaining members of the regiment fought dismounted at the
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573:(Labadieville) and withdrew with other Confederate forces to
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Company information for the 2nd Louisiana Cavalry Regiment
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681:. The 2nd Louisiana Cavalry was initially deployed near
1038:
Guide to Louisiana Confederate Military Units 1861-1865
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16th and 25th Consolidated Louisiana Infantry Regiment
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13th and 20th Consolidated Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1040:. Baton Rouge, La.: Louisiana State University Press.
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Military units and formations disestablished in 1865
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1348:Miles' Legion (32nd Louisiana Infantry Regiment)
662:, Banks and a Union army planned to ascend the
1021:. Vol. 4. Secaucus, N.J.: Castle. 1987 .
202:was a unit of mounted volunteers recruited in
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778:List of Louisiana Confederate Civil War units
693:. On 13 March 1864, Smith's troops landed at
8:
1096:"Red River: The Henderson's Hill Engagement"
1118:. Austin, Tex.: University of Texas Press.
1062:. New York, N.Y.: David McKay Company Inc.
978:
267:Breazeale's Cavalry Battalion organized at
222:. It served for the entire war west of the
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1079:"The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division"
755:on 8 April 1864. Taylor sent the 2nd and
335:1865. Captain Allen Jumel transferred to
1506:1st Louisiana Native Guard (Confederate)
1178:1st Louisiana Regulars Infantry Regiment
1081:. New York, N.Y.: Lange, Little & Co
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1116:Confederate Cavalry West of the River
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1019:Battles and Leaders of the Civil War
1562:1865 disestablishments in Louisiana
1480:Donaldsonville Louisiana Artillery
634:observing the Federal garrison at
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290:ordered the battalion to march to
14:
1490:Madison Louisiana Light Artillery
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1552:1862 establishments in Louisiana
1388:6th Louisiana Infantry Battalion
1383:5th Louisiana Infantry Battalion
1378:4th Louisiana Infantry Battalion
1373:3rd Louisiana Infantry Battalion
1368:1st Louisiana Infantry Battalion
1353:33rd Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1343:31st Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1338:30th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1333:29th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1328:28th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1323:27th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1318:26th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1313:25th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1308:24th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1303:23rd Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1298:22nd Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1293:21st Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1288:20th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1283:19th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1278:18th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1273:17th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1263:16th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1258:15th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1253:14th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1243:13th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1238:12th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1233:11th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1228:10th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1036:Bergeron, Arthur W. Jr. (1989).
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1223:9th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1218:8th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1213:7th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1208:6th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1203:5th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1198:4th Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1193:3rd Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1188:2nd Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1183:1st Louisiana Infantry Regiment
1077:Blessington, Joseph P. (1875).
757:7th Louisiana Cavalry Regiments
1511:6th Regiment, European Brigade
1419:9th Louisiana Cavalry Regiment
1414:3rd Louisiana Cavalry Regiment
1409:2nd Louisiana Cavalry Regiment
1404:1st Louisiana Cavalry Regiment
1358:Consolidated Crescent Regiment
200:2nd Louisiana Cavalry Regiment
43:1 September 1862 – 26 May 1865
19:2nd Louisiana Cavalry Regiment
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263:Breazeale's Cavalry Battalion
78:Confederate States of America
60:Confederate States of America
742:35th Iowa Infantry Regiments
228:Trans-Mississippi Department
1475:6th Louisiana Field Battery
1470:5th Louisiana Field Battery
1465:4th Louisiana Field Battery
1460:3rd Louisiana Field Battery
1455:2nd Louisiana Field Battery
1450:1st Louisiana Field Battery
1164:Louisiana Confederate units
697:and the following day they
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967:Battles & Leaders 1987
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895:Battles & Leaders 1987
783:Louisiana in the Civil War
166:Battle of Henderson's Hill
571:Battle of Georgia Landing
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1060:The Civil War Dictionary
726:Lucius Frederick Hubbard
689:'s infantry division at
628:Capture of Brashear City
404:W. Overton Breazeale (p)
161:Capture of Brashear City
1485:Louisiana Guard Battery
1435:Pointe Coupee Artillery
1094:Coffey, Walter (2019).
714:1st Texas Field Battery
269:Natchitoches, Louisiana
208:Confederate States Army
107:Confederate States Army
1098:. The Civil War Months
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214:. Breazeale's Cavalry
151:Battle of Fort Bisland
699:captured Fort DeRussy
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368:James M. Thompson (r)
306:2nd Louisiana Cavalry
1440:Washington Artillery
1056:Boatner, Mark M. III
672:Andrew Jackson Smith
612:Battle of Irish Bend
452:A. O. P. Pickens (d)
417:Ile Breville Rangers
401:Natchitoches Rangers
326:William G. Vincent,
277:Thomas Overton Moore
156:Battle of Irish Bend
873:, pp. 426–427.
753:Battle of Mansfield
730:9th Indiana Battery
528:Amedee C. Broussard
406:H. Polycarp Gallien
365:Independent Rangers
357:Recruitment Parish
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271:, on 27 July 1862.
206:that fought in the
171:Battle of Mansfield
1516:Chalmette Regiment
710:Albert Lindley Lee
687:John George Walker
679:David Dixon Porter
660:Red River campaign
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593:Nathaniel P. Banks
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526:Severin Porche (u)
386:James D. Blair (p)
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285:Lieutenant General
212:American Civil War
189:William G. Vincent
135:American Civil War
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601:Brigadier General
597:Atchafalaya River
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449:Alligator Rangers
436:J. F. Scarborough
388:W. H. Kephart (c)
370:Louis D. Prescott
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