Roll of Co G. Avoyelles Parish, Louisiana
Submitted by: Gaytha Carver Thompson

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AVOYELLES PARISH
ROLL OF COMPANY "G"


Capt. Fenelon Cannon, resigned in 1862
J. C. Joffrion, 1st Lieut.
W. H. Murlock 2nd Lieut. 
H. C. Cailleteaux, 3rd Lieut. Killed at London, Ky.
------- Convillion 3rd Lieut. Killed at Liberty, Miss.
W. Moreau, 1st Sergeant.
A. L. Babin 2nd Sergeant
S. Convillion 3rd Sergeant
A. B. Frazer 4th Sergeant
J. J. Craven 5th Sergeant
J. R. Griffin, 1st Corporal
G. J. Gaspard 2nd Corporal
P. H. Convillion 3rd Corporal
L. J. Ducote 4th Corporal
W. E. Armstrong, Louis Broussard, Forbin Bordelon, H. Bonham, P. R. Baillio,
F. Brouillet, George Baker, Philo Coco, A. Convillion, A. Z. Chatalain, J. M.
Corbin, H. R. Dulaney, F. Desheautelle, M. M. Dufour, O. P. Edwards, S. D.
Elam, Leon Gremillion, Giles Glasscock, Thomas Guert, M. Goudeau, Prosper
Guillot, Emile Huneau, Alex. M. Haas, A. Hirschey, D. Husom, Joseph Jordan,
Pierre J. Lemoine, Leon Lemoine, Cessaire Lemoine, H. Lemoine, Francois
LaBorde, H. C. Little, O. P. Lydon, Privat Mayeaux, Gervais Morace, A. J.
Moreau, Augustin Marcotte, T. J. Milligan, J. Morris, W. H. Mize, W. M. C.
Nelson, J. P. Nusene, C. E. Pedicord, E. Pontheu, Andrew Titchey, Frank
Schuller, D. L. Todd, Meril Tassin, J. B. Tassin, Valere Tassin, J. A. Tally,
T. J. Toler, Geo. T. Voorhies, Horace Voorhies.

Very little concerning this company could be ascertained.  Several were
written to, but there were no responses.
Alex. M. Haas is still living and prospering.  Most of his time is spent in
New Orleans, but he has interests in and around Haasville and Bunkie, where he
and his brother have been successful in business. The latter town was named
for his daughter.  During the war Haas left the 1st Louisiana by promotion to
a Lieutenancy in another regiment and served in the Trans-Mississippi
Department.
A. B. Frazier is said to be living at Fort Worth, Texas, but no response came
from a letter written him at that point.


Source: "A Cavalryman's Reminiscences of the Civil War" by Howell Carter abt
1900   
Louisiana State Courier, April 1985
Compiled by: Annette Carpenter Womack, editor
Typed by: Gaytha Carver Thompson