List of American Civil War generals

The American Civil War was a civil war in the United States of America between 1861–1865. Eleven Southern slave states declared their secession from the United States and formed the Confederate States of America (the Confederacy). The Confederates, led by Jefferson Davis fought against the Union, which was supported by all the free states and the five border slave states.

Hostilities began on April 12, 1861, when Confederate forces attacked a US military installation at Fort Sumter in South Carolina. Lincoln responded by calling for a volunteer army from each state, leading to declarations of secession by four more Southern slave states. Both sides raised armies as the Union assumed control of the border states early in the war and established a naval blockade. In September 1862, Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation made ending slavery in the South a war goal^[1], and dissuaded the British from intervening.^[2]

The American Civil War was the deadliest war in American history, resulting in the deaths of 620,000 soldiers and an undetermined number of civilian casualties.

A general officer is an officer of high military rank and in the uniformed services of the United States, general officers are commissioned officers above the field officer ranks, the highest of which is colonel in the Army, Marine Corps, and Air Force and captain, in the Navy, Coast Guard, Public Health Service Commissioned Corps (PHSCC), and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Commissioned Corps (NOAACC). During the Civil War both the Union and the Confederates required leadership in order to develop strategies and command troops through the various battles. A large number of Generals were promoted on both sides to facilitate the defeat of their rival.

In 1860, at the outbreak of the Civil War, there were only a select number of general officers serving in the United States Army. The following is a list of those officers who had been promoted to the rank of general prior to April 1, 1861 either by substantive rank or rank or brevet. Those officers with a brevet rank also held a lower substantive rank of an earlier date. The highest rank the officer received before the aforementioned date is shown, substantive or brevet. The allegiance of the officer during the Civil War is also shown.

Name[3]	Rank	Date of Appointment	Allegiance
Winfield Scott	Brevet Lieutenant General	29 March 1847	U.S.A.
David E. Twiggs	Brevet Major General	23 September 1846	C.S.A.
John E. Wool	Brevet Major General	23 February 1847	U.S.A.
George Gibson	Brevet Major General	30 May 1847	U.S.A.
William S. Harney	Brigadier General	14 June 1858	U.S.A.
Edwin V. Sumner	Brigadier General	16 March 1861	U.S.A.
Joseph E. Johnston	Brigadier General	28 June 1860	C.S.A.
Sylvester Churchill	Brevet Brigadier General	23 February 1847	U.S.A.
Joseph G. Totten	Brevet Brigadier General	29 March 1847	U.S.A.
John Garland	Brevet Brigadier General	20 August 1847	U.S.A.
Timothy P. Andrews	Brevet Brigadier General	13 September 1847	U.S.A.
Thomas Lawson	Brevet Brigadier General	30 May 1848	U.S.A.
Albert S. Johnston	Brevet Brigadier General	18 November 1857	C.S.A.

Following the attack on Fort Sumter the U.S. Army re-instituted the promotion of volunteer officers. On May 16, 1861 three appointments were made to Major General of U.S. Volunteers. These officers (in order they were appointed) were John A. Dix, Benjamin F. Butler and Nathaniel P. Banks.^[4] These three officers thus outranked all other volunteer officers for the duration of the war. The following day 34 appointments were made to Brigadier General of U.S. Volunteers.^[5] The first three names to appear on the appointment list were Samuel P. Heintzelman, David Hunter and Erasmus D. Keyes (Ulysses S. Grant's name appeared 18th on the list). By 1865 there were over 1,000 generals by substantive or brevet rank in the Regular Army, Volunteer Army or state militias.

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Union generalsEdit

A Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
—	Abbott, Henry Livermore	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	Posthumous d. May 6, 1894, The Wilderness
75px	Abbott, Joseph Carter	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Abercrombie, John Joseph	Union	Brigadier General	son-in-law of Robert Patterson
75px	Adams, Charles Francis Jr.	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	Grandson of John Quincy Adams Son of Charles Francis Adams, Sr., United States Minister to the Court of St. James (Great Britain)
75px	Albright, Charles	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Alexander, Barton Stone	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
-	Alexander, Edmund Brooke	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Alger, Russell Alexander	Union	Brevet Major General	post war Governor of Michigan, Secretary of War, and Senator
75px	Allaire, Anthony Johnson	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Allcock, Thomas	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Allen, Robert	Union	Brigadier General	—
-	Allen, Thomas Scott	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	post war Secretary of State of Wisconsin
75px	Alvord, Benjamin	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Ames, Adelbert	Union	Brevet Major General	Was a Medal of Honor recipient post war Governor and U.S. Senator from Mississippi
75px	Ammen, Jacob	Union	Brigadier General	—
-	Anderson, John Francis	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Anderson, Nicholas Longworth	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Anderson, Robert	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Andrews, Christopher Columbus	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Andrews, George Leonard	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Armstrong, Samuel Chapman	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Arnold, Lewis Golding	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Arnold, Richard	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Asboth, Alexander Sandor	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Atkins, Smith Dykins	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Augur, Christopher Columbus	Union	Major General	—
75px	Averell, William Woods	Union	Brevet Major General	—
-	Averill, John Thomas	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Ayres, Romeyn Beck	Union	Brevet Major General	—

B Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Babcock, Orville Elias	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	post war private secretary to President Grant
-	Bache, Hartman	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	-
75px	Bailey, Joseph	Union	Brigadier General	-
75px	Baird, Absalom	Union	Brevet Major General	Was a Medal of Honor recipient
75px	Baker, Edward D.	Union	Major General	U.S. Senator from Oregon killed at the battle of Ball's Bluff
75px	Baker, Lafayette C.	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Balch, Joseph	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	-
75px	Banks, Nathaniel Prentiss	Union	Major General	pre-war Governor of Massachusetts second highest ranking volunteer officer
-	Banning, Henry Blackstone	Union	Brevet Major General	-
75px	Barlow, Francis Channing	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Barnard, John Gross	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Barnes, James	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Barnes, Joseph K.	Union	Brevet Major General	surgeon at the deathbeds of Presidents Abraham Lincoln and James A. Garfield
75px	Barnum, Henry Alanson	Union	Brevet Major General	was a Medal of Honor recipient
-	Barry, Henry W.	Union	Brevet Major General	brevet obtained by alleged fraud post war Congressman
75px	Barry, William Farquhar	Union	Brevet Major General	—
	Bartlett, Joseph Jackson	Union	Brevet Major General	—
	Bartlett, William Francis	Union	Brevet Major General	—
-	Bates, James Lawrence	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	-
75px	Baxter, Henry	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Bayard, George Dashiell	Union	Brigadier General	—
-	Beadle, William Henry Harrison	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	-
75px	Beal, George Lafayette	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Beatty, John	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Beatty, Samuel	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Beaver, James Addams	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	-
75px	Belknap, William Worth	Union	Brevet Major General	post war U.S. Secretary of War
-	Bendix, John E.	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	-
75px	Benham, Henry Washington	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Bennett, Thomas Warren	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	-
75px	Benton, William Plummer	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Berdan, Hiram	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	-
75px	Berry, Hiram George	Union	Major General	—
-	Bertram, Henry	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	-
75px	Beveridge, John Lourie	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
—	Bidwell, Daniel Davidson	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Bingham, Henry Harrison	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
	Birge, Henry Warner	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Birney, David Bell	Union	Major General	—
75px	Birney, William	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Black, John Charles	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Blair, Francis Preston Jr.	Union	Major General	—
-	Blair, William H.	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Blenker, Ludwig	Union	Brigadier General	—
-	Blunt, Asa Peabody	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
File:JasGBlunt.jpg	Blunt, James Gillpatrick	Union	Major General	—
75px	Bohlen, Heinrich	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Bonneville, Benjamin Louis Eulalie	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
-	Bootes, Levi Clark	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
—	Bowen, James	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Bowen, Thomas Meade	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
-	Bowie, George Washington	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Boyle, Jeremiah Tilford	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Bradley, Luther Prentice	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Bragg, Edward Stuyvesant	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Brannan, John Milton	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Brayman, Mason	Union	Brevet Major General	—
-	Brayton, Charles Ray	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
-	Brewerton, Henry	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
-	Brewster, William Root	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Brice, Benjamin William	Union	Brevet Major General	—
	Briggs, Henry Shaw	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Brinkerhoff, Roeliff	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Brisbin, James Sanks	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Brooke, John Rutter	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Brooks, Horace	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Brooks, William Thomas Harbaugh	Union	Major General	—
75px	Brown, Charles Elwood	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	post war Congressman
75px	Brown, Egbert Benson	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Brown, Harvey	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
-	Browne, Thomas McLellan	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
-	Bruce, John	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Buchanan, Robert Christie	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75 px	Buckingham, Catharinus Putnam	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Buckland, Ralph Pomeroy	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Buell, Don Carlos	Union	Major General	—
75px	Buell, George Patterson	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Buford, John	Union	Major General	—
75px	Buford, Napoleon Bonaparte	Union	Brevet Major General	—
-	Burbank, Sidney	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Burbridge, Stephen Gano	Union	Brevet Major General	—
-	Burling, George C.	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Burnett, Henry Lawrence	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	assistant prosecutor, Abraham Lincoln assassination trial
75px	Burnham, Hiram	Union	Brigadier General	killed at the battle of Chaffin's Farm
75px	Burns, William Wallace	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Burnside, Ambrose Everett	Union	Major General	post war Governor of Rhode Island post war U.S. Senator from Rhode Island
-	Burton, Henry Stanton	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
-	Busey, Samuel Thompson	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75 px	Bussey, Cyrus	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Busteed, Richard	Union	Brigadier General	appointment never confirmed by Senate
75px	Butler, Benjamin Franklin	Union	Major General	was the third highest ranking volunteer officer post war Governor of Massachusetts
75px	Butterfield, Daniel	Union	Major General	Was a Medal of Honor recipient

C Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Cadwalader, George	Union	Major General	—
75px	Caldwell, John Curtis	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Cameron, Robert Alexander	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Campbell, Charles Thomas	Union	Brigadier General	—
	Campbell, William Bowen	Union	Brigadier General	antebellum Governor of Tennessee
75px	Canby, Edward Richard Sprigg	Union	Major General	brother-in-law of John P. Hawkins
75px	Carleton, James Henry	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Carlin, William Passmore	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Carr, Eugene Asa	Union	Brevet Major General	Was a Medal of Honor recipient
75px	Carr, Joseph Bradford	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Carrington, Henry Beebee	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Carroll, Samuel Sprigg	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Carter, Samuel Powhatan	Union	Brevet Major General	held a concurrent rank in the U.S. Navy
75px	Casey, Silas	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Catterson, Robert Francis	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Chamberlain, Joshua Lawrence	Union	Brevet Major General	Was a Medal of Honor recipient (Gettysburg, Day 2)
—	Chambers, Alexander	Union	—	—
75px	Champlin, Stephen Gardner	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Chapin, Edward Payson	Union	Brigadier General	promoted posthumously
75px	Chapman, George Henry	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Chetlain, Augustus Louis	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Chivington, John Milton	Union	Brigadier General	appointment to brigadier general was returned to the President and withdrawn Feb 12, 1863[6]
75px	Chrysler, Morgan Henry	Union	Brevet Major General	—
	Clark, William Thomas	Union	Brevet Major General	later U.S. Senator from Texas
75px	Clay, Cassius Marcellus	Union	Major General	—
75px	Clayton, Powell	Union	Brigadier General	later Governor and U.S. Senator from Arkansas
—	Clitz, Henry Boynton	Union	—	—
75px	Cluseret, Gustave Paul	Union	Brigadier General	promotion to brigadier general was not confirmed
75 px	Cochrane, John	Union	—	—
75px	Connor, Patrick Edward	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Connor, Selden	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Cook, John	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Cooke, Philip St. George	Union	Brevet Major General	father-in-law of J.E.B. Stuart
File:JamesCooper.jpg	Cooper, James	Union	—	later U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania
75px	Cooper, Joseph Alexander	Union	Brevet Major General	—
	Copeland, Joseph Tarr	Union	—	—
75px	Corcoran, Michael	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Corse, John Murray	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Couch, Darius Nash	Union	Major General	—
	Cowdin, Robert	Union	—	—
75px	Cox, Jacob Dolson	Union	Major General	later Governor of Ohio and Secretary of the Interior
75px	Craig, James	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Crawford, Samuel Wylie	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Crittenden, Thomas Leonidas	Union	Major General	cousin of Thomas Turpin Crittenden
75px	Crittenden, Thomas Turpin	Union	Brigadier General	cousin of Thomas L. Crittenden
75px	Crocker, Marcellus Monroe	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Crook, George	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Croxton, John Thomas	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Cruft, Charles	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Cullum, George Washington	Union	—	—
75px	Curtis, Newton Martin	Union	Brevet Major General	Was a Medal of Honor recipient
75px	Curtis, Samuel Ryan	Union	Major General	—
75px	Custer, George Armstrong	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Cutler, Lysander	Union	Brevet Major General	—

D Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Dana, Napoleon Jackson Tecumseh	Union	Major General	father-in-law of John C. Tidball
75px	Davidson, John Wynn	Union	Brevet Major General	—
	Davies, Henry Eugene	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Davies, Thomas Alfred	Union	Brevet Major General	uncle of Henry E. Davies
75px	Davis, Edmund Jackson	Union	Brigadier General	post war Governor of Texas
75px	Davis, Jefferson Columbus	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Delafield, Richard	Union	—	—
—	Dennis, Elias Smith	Union	Brevet Major General	—
—	Dent, Frederick Tracy	Union	Brigadier General	brother-in-law of Ulysses S. Grant
75px	Denver, James W.	Union	Brigadier General	Denver, CO is named in his honor
—	De Russy, Gustavus Adolphus	Union	—	—
75px	De Trobriand, Régis	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Devens, Charles Jr.	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Devin, Thomas Casimer	Union	Brevet Major General	—
	Dewey, Joel A.	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Deitzler, George Washington	Union	Major General	—
75px	Dix, John Adams	Union	Major General	highest ranking volunteer officer antebellum U.S. Senator from New York U.S. Secretary of the Treasury post war Governor of New York
75px	Dodge, Charles Cleveland	Union	Brigadier General	youngest general at the time of his appointment
—	Dobler, John	Union	—	—
75px	Dodge, Grenville Mellen	Union	Major General	—
75px	Doolittle, Charles C.	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Doubleday, Abner	Union	Major General	fired the first shot from Fort Sumter
75px	Dow, Neal	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Duffié, Alfred N.	Union	—	—
75px	Dumont, Ebenezer	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Duryée, Abram	Union	Brigadier General	—
	Duryée, Jacob Eugene	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Duval, Isaac Hardin	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Dwight, William	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Dyer, Alexander Brydie	Union	Brevet Major General	—

E Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Eaton, Amos Beebe	Union	Brigadier General	—
	Edwards, John	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Edwards, Oliver	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Egan, Thomas W.	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Ellet, Alfred W.	Union	Brigadier General	brother of Charles Ellet, Jr.; uncle of Charles Rivers Ellet
75px	Elliott, Washington Lafayette	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Emory, William Hemsley	Union	Major General	Emory Peak is named in his honor
—	Estey, George Peabody	Union	Brigadier General	—
	Eustis, Henry Lawrence	Union	Brigadier General	son of Abraham Eustis
75px	Ewing, Charles	Union	Brigadier General	brother of Thomas Ewing, Jr. and Hugh B. Ewing, brother-in-law of William T. Sherman
75px	Ewing, Hugh Boyle	Union	Brevet Major General	brother of Thomas Ewing, Jr. and Charles Ewing, brother-in-law of William T. Sherman
75px	Ewing, Thomas Jr.	Union	Brevet Major General	brother of Hugh B. Ewing and Charles Ewing, brother-in-law of William T. Sherman

F Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Fairchild, Lucius	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Farnsworth, Elon John	Union	Brigadier General	killed at the battle of Gettysburg
75px	Farnsworth, John F.	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Ferrero, Edward	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Ferry, Orris S.	Union	Brigadier General	post war U.S. Senator from Connecticut
75px	Fessenden, Francis	Union	Major General	brother of James D. Fessenden
75px	Fessenden, James Deering	Union	Brigadier General	brother of Francis Fessenden
75px	Fisk, Clinton Bowen	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Force, Manning F.	Union	Brevet Major General	was a Medal of Honor recipient
File:James W. Forsyth.jpg	Forsyth, James W.	Union	Brigadier General	commanded the U.S. troops at the battle of Wounded Knee
75px	Foster, John G.	Union	Major General	—
75px	Foster, Robert Sanford	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Franklin, William Buel	Union	Major General	general manager of Colt Firearms Manufacturing Co.
75px	Fremont, John Charles	Union	Major General	antebellum U.S. Senator from California and Republican Party presidential candidate post war Governor of Arizona Territory
75px	French, William H.	Union	Major General	—
75px	Fry, James Barnet	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Fry, Speed S.	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Fuller, John Wallace	Union	Brevet Major General	—

G Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Gamble, William	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Garfield, James Abram	Union	Brigadier General	20th President of the United States
75px	Garrard, Kenner	Union	Brevet Major General	cousin of Theophilus T. Garrard
75px	Garrard, Theophilus T.	Union	Brigadier General	cousin of Kenner Garrard
75px	Geary, John W.	Union	Brevet Major General	pre-war Governor of Kansas Territory post war Governor of Pennsylvania
75px	Getty, George W.	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Gibbon, John	Union	Major General	—
75px	Gibbs, Alfred	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Gilbert, Charles Champion	Union	Major General	appointed acting major general by orders of Horatio G. Wright
75px	Gilbert, James Isham	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Gillem, Alvan Cullem	Union	Major General	—
75px	Gillmore, Quincy Adams	Union	Major General	—
75px	Gordon, George Henry	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Gorman, Willis A.	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Graham, Charles Kinnaird	Union	Brevet Major General	—
—	Graham, Lawrence Pike	Union	—	—
75px	Granger, Gordon	Union	Major General	—
75px	Granger, Robert S.	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Grant, Lewis A.	Union	Brigadier General	was a Medal of Honor recipient
75px	Grant, Ulysses S.	Union	General	received the Thanks of Congress General-in-Chief of the U.S. Army (1864–1869) 18th President of the United States
75px	Greene, George Sears	Union	Brevet Major General	2nd cousin of Nathaniel Greene father of Francis V. Greene
75px	Gregg, David McMurtrie	Union	Brevet Major General	cousin of Andrew G. Curtin cousin of John Irvin Gregg
75px	Gresham, Walter Q.	Union	Brevet Major General	post war U.S. Postmaster General post war U.S. Secretary of the Treasury post war U.S. Secretary of State
75px	Grierson, Benjamin H.	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Griffin, Charles	Union	Brevet Major General	brother-in-law of Samuel S. Carroll
	Griffin, Simon Goodell	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Grose, William	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Grover, Cuvier	Union	Brevet Major General	—

H Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
—	Hackleman, Pleasant Adam	Union	Brigadier General	killed at the battle of Corinth
75px	Halleck, Henry Wager	Union	Major General	General-in-Chief of the U.S. Army (1862–1864)
	Hamblin, Joseph Eldridge	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Hamilton, Andrew J.	Union	Brevet Major General	post war Governor of Texas
75px	Hamilton, Charles Smith	Union	Major General	—
	Hamilton, Schuyler	Union	Major General	grandson of Alexander Hamilton brother-in-law of Henry W. Halleck
75px	Hamlin, Cyrus	Union	Brigadier General	son of Hannibal Hamlin
75px	Hammond, William Alexander	Union	Brigadier General	Surgeon General of the United States Army (1862–1864)
75px	Hancock, Winfield Scott	Union	Major General	received the Thanks of Congress
	Hardie, James Allen	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Hardin, Martin Davis	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Harding, Abner Clark	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Harker, Charles Garrison	Union	Brigadier General	killed at the battle of Kennesaw Mountain
—	Harland, Edward	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Harney, William Selby	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Harris, Thomas Maley	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Harrison, Benjamin	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	grandson of William Henry Harrison post war U.S. Senator from Indiana 23rd President of the United States
75px	Harrow, William	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Hartranft, John F.	Union	Brevet Major General	was a Medal of Honor recipient post war Governor of Pennsylvania
75px	Hartsuff, George Lucas	Union	Major General	—
75px	Hascall, Milo Smith	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Haskin, Joseph Abel	Union	—	—
75px	Hatch, Edward	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Hatch, John Porter	Union	Brevet Major General	was a Medal of Honor recipient
75px	Haupt, Herman	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Hawkins, John Parker	Union	Brevet Major General	brother-in-law of Edward Canby
75px	Hawley, Joseph Roswell	Union	Brigadier General	post war Governor and U.S. Senator from Connecticut
—	Hayes, Joseph	Union	—	—
75px	Hayes, Rutherford Birchard	Union	Brevet Major General	post war Governor of Ohio 19th President of the United States
—	Haynie, Isham N.	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Hays, Alexander	Union	Brigadier General	killed at the battle of the Wilderness
75px	Hays, William	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Hazen, William Babcock	Union	Major General	—
—	Heckman, Charles Adam	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Heintzelman, Samuel P.	Union	Major General	—
75px	Herron, Francis Jay	Union	Major General	was a Medal of Honor recipient
—	Heckman, Charles A.	Union	—	—
75px	Hincks, Edward Winslow	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Hitchcock, Ethan A.	Union	Major General	—
—	Hobart, Harrison Carroll	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Hobson, Edward H.	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Holt, Joseph	Union	Brigadier General	pre-war U.S. Postmaster General U.S. Secretary of War Judge Advocate General of the United States Army
75px	Hooker, Joseph	Union	Major General	received the Thanks of Congress
75px	Hovey, Alvin P.	Union	Brevet Major General	post war Governor of Indiana
—	Hovey, Charles Edward	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Howard, Oliver Otis	Union	Major General	was a Medal of Honor recipient received the Thanks of Congress
75px	Howe, Albion Parris	Union	Brevet Major General	—
—	Howell, Joshua B.	Union	—	—
75px	Humphreys, Andrew Atkinson	Union	Major General	—
75px	Hunt, Henry Jackson	Union	Brevet Major General	brother of Lewis Cass Hunt brother-in-law of John P. Hawkins brother-in-law of Gustavus A. DeRussy
—	Hunt, Lewis Cass	Union	—	—
75px	Hunter, David	Union	Major General	—
75px	Hurlbut, Stephen A.	Union	Major General	—

I Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Ingalls, Rufus	Union	Brevet Major General	—

J Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Jackson, Conrad Feger	Union	Brigadier General	Was killed in action during the Battle of Fredericksburg
75px	Jackson, James Streshly	Union	Brigadier General	Was killed at the Battle of Perryville
75px	Jackson, Nathaniel J.	Union	Brevet Major General	—
—	Jackson, Richard Henry	Union	—	—
75px	Jameson, Charles Davis	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Johnson, Andrew	Union	Brigadier General	pre-war Governor and U.S. Senator from Tennessee, 17th President of the United States, postwar U.S. Senator from Tennessee
75px	Johnson, Richard W.	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Jones, Patrick Henry	Union	brigadier general	—
75px	Judah, Henry M.	Union	brigadier general	—

K Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Kane, Thomas Leiper	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Kautz, August Valentin	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Kearny, Philip	Union	Major General	killed at the battle of Chantilly
75px	Keim, William High	Union	Brigadier General	died of typhoid fever in 1862
75px	Kelley, Benjamin Franklin	Union	Brevet Major General	—
—	Kenly, John Reese	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Ketcham, John H.	Union	—	—
75px	Ketchum, William Scott	Union	—	—
75px	Keyes, Erasmus Darwin	Union	Major General	—
—	Kiernan, James Lawlor	Union	—	—
75px	Kilpatrick, Hugh Judson	Union	Major General	—
75px	Kimball, Nathan	Union	Brevet Major General	—
—	King, John Haskell	Union	—	—
75px	King, Rufus	Union	Brigadier General	first commander of the Iron Brigade
—	Kirby, Edmund	Union	—	—
75px	Kirk, Edward Needles	Union	Brigadier General	mortally wounded at the battle of Stones River
75px	Knipe, Joseph Farmer	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Krzyzanowski, Wladimir	Union	Brigadier general	cousin of Frédéric Chopin

L Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Lander, Frederick West	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Lane, James H.	Union	Brigadier General	concurrent U.S. Senator from Kansas
75px	Lauman, Jacob G.	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Lawler, Michael Kelly	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Ledlie, James H.	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Lee, Albert Lindley	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Leggett, Mortimer Dormer	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Lightburn, Joseph A. J.	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Lockwood, Henry Hayes	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Logan, John A.	Union	Major General	post war U.S. Senator from Illinois
75px	Long, Eli	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Lowell, Charles Russell	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Lucas, Thomas John	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Lyon, Nathaniel	Union	Brigadier General	received the Thanks of Congress
75px	Lytle, William Haines	Union	Brigadier General	killed at the battle of Chickamauga

M Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Mackenzie, Ranald Slidell	Union	Brevet Major General	—
—	Maltby, Jasper Adalmorn	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Mansfield, Joseph King Fenno	Union	Major General	killed at the battle of Antietam
75px	Manson, Mahlon Dickerson	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Marcy, Randolph B.	Union	Brigadier General	father-in-law of George B. McClellan
75px	Marston, Gilman	Union	Brigadier General	post war U.S. Senator from New Hampshire
75px	Martindale, John Henry	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Mason, John Sanford	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Matthies, Karl Leopold	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	McArthur, John	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	McCall, George Archibald	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	McClellan, George Brinton	Union	Major General	received the Thanks of Congress General-in-Chief of the U.S. Army (1861–1862) post war Governor of New Jersey
75px	McClernand, John Alexander	Union	Major General	—
75px	McCook, Alexander McDowell	Union	Major General	brother of Robert L. McCook brother of Daniel McCook, Jr.
—	McCook, Daniel Jr.	Union	Brigadier General	mortally wounded at the battle of Kennesaw Mountain brother of Robert L. McCook brother of Alexander McCook
75px	McCook, Edward Moody	Union	Major General	cousin of Robert L. McCook cousin of Alexander McCook cousin of Daniel McCook, Jr.
75px	McCook, Robert Latimer	Union	Brevet Major General	brother of Alexander McCook brother of Daniel McCook, Jr. mortally wounded in 1862 by bushwahckers
75px	McDowell, Irvin	Union	Major General	—
75px	McGinnis, George Francis	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	McIntosh, John Baillie	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	McKean, Thomas Jefferson	Union	Brevet Major General	—
—	McKinstry, Justus	Union	—	—
75px	McLean, Nathaniel Collins	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	McMillan, James Winning	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	McNeil, John	Union	Major General	—
75px	McPherson, James Birdseye	Union	Major General	killed at the battle of Atlanta
75px	Meade, George Gordon	Union	Major General	received the Thanks of Congress
75px	Meagher, Thomas Francis	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Meigs, Montgomery Cunningham	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Meredith, Solomon	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Meredith, Sullivan Amory	Union	—	—
75px	Merritt, Wesley	Union	Major General	post war Military Governor of the Philippines
75px	Miles, Nelson Appleton	Union	Major General	received the Medal of Honor General-in-Chief of the U.S. Army post war Military Governor of Puerto Rico
75px	Miller, John Franklin	Union	Brevet Major General	post war U.S. Senator from California
75px	Miller, Stephen	Union	Brigadier General	Governor of Minnesota
75px	Milroy, Robert H.	Union	Major General	—
75px	Mitchel, Ormsby MacKnight	Union	Major General	died of typhoid fever in 1862
—	Mitchell, John Grant	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Mitchell, Robert Byington	Union	Major General	post war Governor of New Mexico Territory
—	Montgomery, William Reading	Union	—	—
75px	Moonlight, Thomas	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	post war Governor of Wyoming Territory
75px	Morell, George W.	Union	Major General	—
—	Morgan, Charles Hale	Union	—	—
75px	Morgan, Edwin Denison	Union	Major General	pre-war Governor of New York post war U.S. Senator from New York
75px	Morgan, George W.	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Morgan, James Dada	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Morris, William Hopkins	Union	Brevet Major General	—
—	Morton, James St. Clair	Union	—	—
75px	Mott, Gershom	Union	Major General	—
75px	Mower, Joseph A.	Union	Major General	—

N Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Nagle, James	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Naglee, Henry Morris	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Negley, James S.	Union	Major General	—
—	Neill, Thomas Hewson	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Nelson, William	Union	Major General	murdered by Jefferson C. Davis in 1862
75px	Newton, John	Union	Brevet Major General	—
—	Nickerson, Franklin Stillman	Union	Brigadier General	—

O Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Oglesby, Richard James	Union	Major General	post war Governor and U.S. Senator from Illinois
—	Oliver, John Morrison	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Opdycke, Emerson	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Ord, Edward O.C.	Union	Major General	—
—	Orme, William Ward	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Osborn, Thomas Ogden	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Osterhaus, Peter Joseph	Union	Major General	—
75px	Owen, Joshua Thomas	Union	Brigadier General	—

P Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Paine, Charles Jackson	Union	Brevet Major General	—
—	Paine, Eleazar Arthur	Union	Brigadier General	cousin of Halbert E. Paine
75px	Paine, Halbert E.	Union	Brevet Major General	cousin of Eleazar A. Paine
75px	Palmer, Innis Newton	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Palmer, John M.	Union	Brigadier General	post war Governor and U.S. Senator from Illinois
75px	Palmer, William Jackson	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Parke, John G.	Union	Major General	—
—	Parsons, Lewis Baldwin	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Patrick, Marsena Rudolph	Union	Brevet Major General	—
—	Patterson, Francis Engle	Union	Brigadier General	son of Robert Patterson; shot himself in 1862
File:Robert Patterson.jpg	Patterson, Robert	Union	Major General	father of Francis E. Patterson
—	Paul, Gabriel René	Union	Brigadier General	blinded at Gettysburg
75px	Peck, John J.	Union	Major General	—
75px	Pennypacker, Galusha	Union	Major General	Was a Medal of Honor recipient; youngest person to hold the rank of brigadier general in the U.S. Army, at the age of 20
—	Penrose, William Henry	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Phelps, John S.	Union	Brigadier General	post war Governor of Missouri
75px	Phelps, John Wolcott	Union	Brigadier General	half brother to Charles E. Phelps
75px	Piatt, Abram Sanders	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Pierce, Byron Root	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Pile, William A.	Union	Brigadier General	Governor of New Mexico Territory
—	Pitcher, Thomas Gamble	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Pleasonton, Alfred	Union	Major General	—
—	Plummer, Joseph Bennett	Union	Brigadier General	died of exposure near Corinth, MS
75px	Poe, Orlando Metcalfe	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Pomutz, George	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Pope, John	Union	Major General	brother-in-law of Manning F. Force
75px	Porter, Andrew	Union	Brigadier General	—
File:Fitz John Porter.jpg	Porter, Fitz-John	Union	Major General	cousin of David D. Porter, William D. Porter and David G. Farragut
—	Potter, Edward Elmer	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
75px	Potter, Joseph Haydn	Union Brigadier General	—
75px	Potter, Robert Brown	Union	Major General	—
75px	Potts, Benjamin Franklin	Union	Brevet Major General	post war Governor of Montana Territory
—	Powell, William Henry	Union	Brevet Major General	Was a Medal of Honor recipient
—	Pratt, Calvin Edward	Union Brigadier General	—
75px	Prentiss, Benjamin Mayberry	Union	Major General	—
75px	Price, Samuel Woodson	Union	Brevet Brigadier General	—
—	Prince, Henry	Union	—	—

Q Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
—	Quinby, Isaac Ferdinand	Union	Brigadier General	—

R Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
—	Ramsay, George Douglas	Union	—	—
75px	Ransom, Thomas E.G.	Union	Major General	posthumously promoted to major general died of typhoid fever in 1864[7]
75px	Raum, Green Berry	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Rawlins, John Aaron	Union	Major General	post war U.S. Secretary of War
—	Reid, Hugh Thompson	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Reilly, James William	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Reno, Jesse L.	Union	Major General	posthumously promoted to major general killed at the battle of South Mountain Reno, NV is named in his honor
75px	Revere, Joseph Warren	Union	Brigadier General	grandson of Paul Revere
75px	Reynolds, John Fulton	Union	Major General	killed at the battle of Gettysburg
75px	Reynolds, Joseph J.	Union	Major General	—
75px	Rice, Americus V.	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Rice, Elliott Warren	Union	Brevet Major General	brother of Samuel A. Rice
75px	Rice, James Clay	Union	Brigadier General	killed at the battle of Spotsylvania
75px	Rice, Samuel Allen	Union	Brigadier General	mortally wounded at the battle of Jenkins Ferry brother of Elliott W. Rice
75px	Richardson, Israel Bush	Union	Major General	mortally wounded at the battle of Antietam
75px	Ricketts, James Brewerton	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Ripley, James Wolfe	Union	Brigadier General	uncle of Roswell S. Ripley, C.S.A.
75px	Roberts, Benjamin Sands	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Robinson, James S.	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Robinson, John C.	Union	Brevet Major General	was a Medal of Honor recipient
75px	Rodman, Isaac Peace	Union	Brigadier General	mortally wounded at the battle of Antietam
75px	Rosecrans, William Starke	Union	Major General	received the Thanks of Congress
—	Ross, Leonard Fulton	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Rousseau, Lovell H.	Union	Major General	father-in-law of Louis D. Watkins
—	Rowley, Thomas Algeo	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Rucker, Daniel Henry	Union	—	—
75px	Ruger, Thomas H.	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Russell, David Allen	Union	Brevet Major General	killed at the battle of Opequon posthumously brevetted to major general

S Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Salomon, Friedrich K.	Union	Brevet Major General	brother of Edward Salomon
75px	Sanborn, John Benjamin	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Sanders, William Price	Union	Brigadier General	mortally wounded at the battle of Campbell's Station
75px	Saxton, Rufus	Union	Brigadier General	was a Medal of Honor recipient
75px	Scammon, Eliakim Parker	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Schenck, Robert Cumming	Union	Major General	—
75px	Schimmelfennig, Alexander	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Schoepf, Albin F.	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Schofield, John McAllister	Union	Major General	was a Medal of Honor recipient post war Secretary of War General-in-Chief of the U.S. Army (1888–1895)
75px	Schurz, Carl	Union	Major General	post war U.S. Senator from Missouri post war U.S. Secretary of the Interior
75px	Scott, Robert Kingston	Union	Brevet Major General	post war Governor of South Carolina
75px	Scott, Winfield	Union	Brevet Lieutenant General	General-in-Chief of the U.S. Army (1841–1861)
75px	Sedgwick, John	Union	Major General	killed at the battle of Spotsylvania
75px	Seward, William Henry Jr.	Union	Brigadier General	son of William H. Seward
75px	Seymour, Truman	Union	Brevet Major General	present at both Fort Sumter and Appomattox
75px	Shackelford, James M.	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Shaler, Alexander	Union	Brevet Major General	was a Medal of Honor recipient
—	Shepard, Isaac Fitzgerald	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Shepley, George F.	Union	Brigadier General	Military Governor of Louisiana
75px	Sheridan, Philip Henry	Union	Major General	received the Thanks of Congress General-in-Chief of the U.S. Army (1883–1888)
—	Sherman, Francis Trowbridge	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Sherman, Thomas W.	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Sherman, William Tecumseh	Union	General	received the Thanks of Congress post war U.S. Secretary of War General-in-Chief of the U.S. Army (1869–1883)
75px	Shields, James	Union	Major General	pre-war U.S. Senator from Illinois pre-war U.S. Senator from Minnesota post war U.S. Senator from Missouri
75px	Sibley, Henry Hastings	Union	Brevet Major General	pre-war Governor of Minnesota
75px	Sickles, Daniel Edgar	Union	Major General	was a Medal of Honor recipient
75px	Sigel, Franz	Union	Major General	—
75px	Sill, Joshua W.	Union	Brigadier General	killed at the battle of Stone's River
—	Slack, James Richard	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Slemmer, Adam Jacoby	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Slocum, Henry Warner	Union	Major General	—
75px	Slough, John P.	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Smith, Andrew Jackson	Union	Major General	—
75px	Smith, Charles Ferguson	Union	Major General	died of an infection in 1862
75px	Smith, Giles A.	Union	Major General	brother of Morgan L. Smith
75px	Smith, Green Clay	Union	Brevet Major General	post war Governor of Montana Territory son of John Speed Smith
—	Smith, Gustavus A.	Union	—	—
75px	Smith, John Eugene	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Smith, Morgan Lewis	Union	Brigadier General	brother of Giles A. Smith
—	Smith, Thomas Church Haskell	Union	—	—
75px	Smith, Thomas Kilby	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Smith, William Farrar	Union	Major General	—
75px	Smith, William Sooy	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Smyth, Thomas Alfred	Union	Brigadier General	mortally wounded at the battle of Farmville
—	Spears, James Gallant	Union	—	—
75px	Spinola, Francis Barretto	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Sprague, John Wilson	Union	Brevet Major General	was a Medal of Honor recipient
75px	Stahel, Julius	Union	Major General	was a Medal of Honor recipient
75px	Stanley, David Sloane	Union	Major General	was a Medal of Honor recipient
75px	Stannard, George Jerrison	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Starkweather, John Converse	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Steedman, James Blair	Union	Major General	—
75px	Steele, Frederick	Union	Major General	—
75px	Stevens, Isaac Ingalls	Union	Major General	pre-war Governor of Washington Territory killed at the battle of Chantilly father of Hazard Stevens
—	Stevenson, John Dunlap	Union	Brevet Major General	—
—	Stevenson, Thomas Greely	Union	Brigadier General	killed at the battle of Spotsylvania
—	Stokes, James Hughes	Union	—	—
—	Stolbrand, Carl Johan	Union	—	—
75px	Stone, Charles Pomeroy	Union	Brigadier General	post war Lt. Gen. in the Egyptian Army
75px	Stoneman, George	Union	Major General	post war Governor of California
75px	Stoughton, Edwin H.	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Strong, George Crockett	Union	Brigadier General	killed at the battle of Fort Wagner
—	Strong, William Kerley	Union	—	—
—	Stuart, David	Union	Brigadier General	appointment was negated by the Senate
—	Stumbaugh, Frederick Shearer	Union	—	—
75px	Sturgis, Samuel Davis	Union	Brevet Major General	—
—	Sullivan, Jeremiah Cutler	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Sully, Alfred	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Sumner, Edwin Vose	Union	Major General	died of pneumonia in 1863 father of Samuel S. Sumner
75px	Swayne, Wager	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Sweeny, Thomas William	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Sykes, George	Union	Major General	—

T Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Taylor, George William	Union	Brigadier General	mortally wounded at the battle of Manassas Station
—	Taylor, Joseph Pannell	Union	Brigadier General	brother of Zachary Taylor uncle of Richard Taylor
—	Taylor, Nelson	Union	Brigadier General	appointment as brigadier general was withdrawn in 1863
75px	Terrill, William R.	Union	Brigadier General	killed at the battle of Perryville
75px	Terry, Alfred Howe	Union	Major General	received the Thanks of Congress
—	Terry, Henry Dwight	Union	—	—
75px	Thayer, John Milton	Union	Brevet Major General	post war Governor of Wyoming Territory post war Governor of Nebraska
75px	Thomas, George Henry	Union	Major General	received the Thanks of Congress
—	Thomas, Henry Goddard	Union	—	—
75px	Thomas, Lorenzo	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Thomas, Stephen	Union	Brigadier General	Was a Medal of Honor recipient
75px	Thruston, Charles Mynn	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Tibbits, William B.	Union	—	—
—	Tillson, Davis	Union	—	—
75px	Todd, John Blair Smith	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Torbert, Alfred Thomas Archimedes	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Totten, Joseph Gilbert	Union	Brevet Major General	died of pneumonia in 1864
75px	Tower, Zealous Bates	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Turchaninov, Ivan V.	Union	Brigadier General	a.k.a. John Basil Turchin
—	Turner, John Wesley	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Tuttle, James Madison	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Tyler, Daniel	Union	Brigadier General	uncle of Robert O. Tyler
75px	Tyler, Erastus B.	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Tyler, Robert Ogden	Union	Brevet Major General	nephew of Daniel Tyler
—	Tyndale, Hector	Union	Brevet Major General	—

U Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
—	Ullmann, Daniel	Union	—	—
—	Underwood, Adin Ballou	Union	—	—
75px	Upton, Emory	Union	Brevet Major General	—

V Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
—	Van Alen, James Henry	Union	—	—
75px	Van Cleve, Horatio Phillips	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Van Derveer, Ferdinand	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Vandever, William	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Van Vliet, Stewart	Union	Major General	—
75px	Van Wyck, Charles H.	Union	Brigadier general	—
—	Veatch, James C.	Union	Brevet Major General of Volunteers	—
75px	Viele, Egbert Ludovicus	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Vincent, Strong	Union	Brigadier General	killed at the battle of Gettysburg
—	Vinton, Francis Laurens	Union	—	—
75px	Vogdes, Israel	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Von Steinwehr, Adolph W.	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Voris, Alvin Coe	Union	—	—

W Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
—	Wade, Melancthon S.	Union	—	—
File:JSWadsworth civ.JPG	Wadsworth, James S.	Union	Brevet Major General	killed at the battle of the Wilderness
75px	Wagner, George Day	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Walcutt, Charles C.	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Wallace, Lewis	Union	Major General	post war Governor of New Mexico Territory
75px	Wallace, William Harvey Lamb	Union	Brigadier General	killed at the battle of Shiloh
75px	Ward, John Henry Hobart	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Ward, William Thomas	Union	—	—
—	Warner, James M.	Union	—	—
—	Warren, Fitz-Henry	Union	—	—
75px	Warren, Gouverneur Kemble	Union	Major General	—
75px	Washburn, Cadwallader Colden	Union	Major General	post war Governor of Wisconsin; co-founder of what eventually became General Mills
—	Watkins, Louis Douglass	Union	—	son-in-law of Lovell H. Rousseau
75px	Webb, Alexander S.	Union	Brevet Major General	was a Medal of Honor recipient
—	Weber, Max	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Webster, Joseph Dana	Union	Brevet Major General	—
File:Stephen Weed.jpg	Weed, Stephen Hinsdale	Union	Brigadier General	killed at the battle of Gettysburg
75px	Weitzel, Godfrey	Union	Major General	built ship locks at Falls of the Ohio and Sault Saint Marie
—	Wells, William	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Welsh, Thomas	Union	Brigadier General	succumbed to malaria in 1863
—	Wessells, Henry Walton	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	West, Joseph R.	Union	Brigadier General	post war U.S. Senator from Louisiana
75px	Wheaton, Frank	Union	Major General	son-in-law of Samuel Cooper, C.S.A.
75px	Whipple, Amiel Weeks	Union	Brigadier General	killed at the battle of Chancellorsville
—	Whipple, William Denison	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Whitaker, Walter Chiles	Union	Brevet Major General	—
—	White, Julius	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Wild, Edward A.	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Willcox, Orlando Bolivar	Union	Major General	appointment as Maj. Gen. was withdrawn and later reappointed as Brevet Maj. Gen.
75px	Williams, Alpheus Starkey	Union	Brevet Major General	—
—	Williams, David Henry	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Williams, Nelson Grosvenor	Union	Brigadier General	appointment as brigadier general was negated by the Senate
—	Williams, Seth	Union	Brigadier General	—
—	Williams, Thomas	Union	Brigadier General	killed at the battle of Baton Rouge
75px	Williamson, James Alexander	Union	Brevet Major General	was a Medal of Honor recipient
75px	Willich, August	Union	Brevet Major General	—
75px	Wilson, James H.	Union	Major General	—
75px	Wistar, Isaac J.	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Wood, Thomas J.	Union	Major General	—
75px	Woodbury, Daniel Phineas	Union	Brevet Major General	promoted posthumously
75px	Woods, Charles Robert	Union	Brevet Major General	brother of William B. Woods
75px	Woods, William Burnham	Union	Brigadier General	brother of Charles R. Woods
75px	Wool, John Ellis	Union	Major General	oldest officer to exercise active command during the war
—	Wright, George	Union	Brigadier General	—
75px	Wright, Horatio Gouverneur	Union	Major General	—

Z Edit

Image	Name	Rank	Notes
75px	Zook, Samuel Kosciuszko	Brevet Major General	killed at the battle of Gettysburg

Confederate generalsEdit

A Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Adams, Daniel Weisiger	Confederate	—	—
75px	Adams, John	Confederate	—	—
75px	Adams, William Wirt	Confederate	—	—
75px	Alcorn, James Lusk	Confederate	—	—
75px	Alexander, Edward Porter	Confederate	—	—
75px	Allen, Henry Watkins	Confederate	—	—
75px	Allen, William W.	Confederate	—	—
—	Anderson, Charles David	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Anderson, George Burgwyn	Confederate	—	—
75px	Anderson, George T.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Anderson, James Patton	Confederate	—	—
75px	Anderson, Joseph R.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Anderson, Richard Heron	Confederate	—	—
75px	Anderson, Robert H.	Confederate	—	—
—	Anderson, Samuel Read	Confederate	—	—
75px	Archer, James J.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Armistead, Lewis Addison	Confederate	—	—
75px	Armstrong, Frank Crawford	Confederate	—	—
75px	Ashby, Turner	Confederate	—	—

B Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Bagby, Arthur Pendleton Jr.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Baker, Alpheus	Confederate	—	—
75px	Baker, Laurence S.	Confederate	—	—
—	Baldwin, Jacob	Confederate	—	—
75px	Baldwin, William Edwin	Confederate	—	—
75px	Barksdale, William	Confederate	—	—
75px	Barringer, Rufus	Confederate	—	—
75px	Barry, John D.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Barton, Seth M.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Bartow, Francis Stebbins	Confederate	—	—
75px	Bate, William Brimage	Confederate	—	—
75px	Battle, Cullen A.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Beale, Richard Lee Turberville	Confederate	—	—
75px	Beall, William N.R.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Beauregard, Pierre G.T.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Bee, Barnard E. Jr.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Bee, Hamilton Prioleau	Confederate	—	—
—	Bell, Tyree H.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Benning, Henry L.	Confederate	—	—
—	Benton, Samuel	Confederate	—	—
	Blanchard, Albert G.	Confederate	—	—
—	Boggs, William R.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Bonham, Milledge Luke	Confederate	—	—
75px	Bowen, John Stevens	Confederate	—	—
75px	Bowles, Pinckney Downie	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Bragg, Braxton	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Branch, Lawrence O'Bryan	Confederate	—	—
—	Brandon, William L.	Confederate	—	—
—	Brantley, William F.	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Bratton, John	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Breckinridge, John C.	Confederate	—	—
—	Brevard, Theodore W.	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Brown, John Calvin	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Browne, William Montague	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Bryan, Goode	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Buckner, Simon Bolivar	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Buford, Abraham	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Bullock, Robert	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Butler, Matthew Calbraith	Confederate	—	—

C Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75 px	Cabell, William L.	Confederate	—	—
—	Campbell, Alexander W.	Confederate	—	—
—	Cantey, James	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Capers, Ellison	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Carroll, William Henry	Confederate	—	—
—	Carter, John C.	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Chalmers, James R.	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Chambliss, John R.	Confederate	—	—
—	Chapman, Augustus A.	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Cheatham, Benjamin F.	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Chesnut, James Jr.	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Chilton, Robert H.	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Churchill, Thomas J.	Confederate	—	—
—	Clanton, James H.	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Clark, Charles	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Clark, Edward	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Clark, John Bullock	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Clark, John Bullock Jr.	Confederate	—	—
—	Clark, Meriwether Lewis Sr.	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Clayton, Henry DeLamar	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Cleburne, Patrick R.	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Clingman, Thomas Lanier	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Cobb, Howell	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Cobb, Thomas Reade Rootes	Confederate	—	—
—	Cocke, Philip St. George	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Cockrell, Francis M.	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Colquitt, Alfred Holt	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Colston, Raleigh E.	Confederate	—	—
—	Conner, James	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Cook, Philip	Confederate	—	—
—	Cooke, John Rogers	Confederate	—	—
—	Cooper, Douglas H.	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Cooper, Samuel	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Corse, Montgomery Dent	Confederate	—	—
—	Cosby, George B.	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Cox, William Ruffin	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Crittenden, George Bibb	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Cumming, Alfred	Confederate	—	—

D Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75 px	Daniel, Junius	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Davidson, Henry B.	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Davis, Joseph R.	Confederate	—	—
—	Davis, William G.M.	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Dearing, James	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Deas, Zachariah Cantey	Confederate	—	—
—	De Lagnel, Julius A.	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Deshler, James	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Dibrell, George Gibbs	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Dockery, Thomas P.	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Doles, George Pierce	Confederate	—	—
75 px	Donelson, Daniel Smith	Confederate	—	—
—	Drayton, Thomas F.	Confederate	—	—
—	Du Bose, Dudley M.	Confederate	—	—
—	Duke, Basil W.	Confederate	—	—
—	Duncan, Johnson K.	Confederate	—	—
—	Dunovant, John	Confederate	—	—

E Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Early, Jubal Anderson	Confederate	—	—
—	Echols, John	Confederate	—	—
—	Ector, Mathew D.	Confederate	—	—
—	Elliott, Stephen Jr.	Confederate	—	—
—	Elzey, Arnold	Confederate	—	—
—	Evans, Clement A.	Confederate	—	—
—	Evans, Nathan G.	Confederate	—	—
—	Ewell, Richard Stoddert	Confederate	—	—

F Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
—	Fagan, James F.	Confederate	—	—
—	Featherston, Winfield Scott	Confederate	—	—
—	Ferguson, Samuel W.	Confederate	—	—
—	Field, Charles W.	Confederate	—	—
—	Finegan, Joseph	Confederate	—	—
—	Finley, Jesse Johnson	Confederate	—	—
—	Fiser, John Calvin	Confederate	—	—
—	Floyd, John Buchanan	Confederate	—	—
—	Forney, John H.	Confederate	—	—
—	Forney, William Henry	Confederate	—	—
—	Forrest, Nathan Bedford	Confederate	—	—
—	Frazer, John W.	Confederate	—	—
—	French, Samuel Gibbs	Confederate	—	—
—	Frost, Daniel M.	Confederate	—	—
—	Fry, Birkett Davenport	Confederate	—	—

G Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
—	Gano, Richard Montgomery	Confederate	—	—
—	Gardner, Franklin	Confederate	—	—
—	Gardner, William M.	Confederate	—	—
—	Garland, Samuel Jr.	Confederate	—	—
—	Garnett, Richard B.	Confederate	—	—
—	Garnett, Robert S.	Confederate	—	—
—	Garrott, Isham Warren	Confederate	—	—
—	Gartrell, Lucius Jeremiah	Confederate	—	—
—	Gary, Martin Witherspoon	Confederate	—	—
—	Gatlin, Richard C.	Confederate	—	—
—	Gholson, Samuel J.	Confederate	—	—
—	Gibson, Randall Lee	Confederate	—	—
—	Gilmer, Jeremy Francis	Confederate	—	—
—	Girardey, Victor J. B.	Confederate	—	—
—	Gist, States Rights	Confederate	—	—
—	Gladden, Adley H.	Confederate	—	—
—	Godwin, Archibald C.	Confederate	—	—
—	Goggin, James M.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Gordon, George Washington	Confederate	Brigadier General	At the start of the Civil War, Gordon enlisted in the military service of the Confederacy and became drillmaster of the 11th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry, before rising to brigadier general. He was the one of the youngest Confederate brigadier generals at the end of the war. Gordon led Vaughn's Brigade, under Maj. Gen. John C. Brown, at the Battle of Franklin (November 30, 1864), where he was wounded and captured. He remained a prisoner until the end of the war.
—	Gordon, James Byron	Confederate	—	—
—	Gordon, John Brown	Confederate	—	—
—	Gorgas, Josiah	Confederate	—	—
—	Govan, Daniel C.	Confederate	—	—
—	Gracie, Archibald Jr.	Confederate	—	—
—	Granbury, Hiram B.	Confederate	—	—
—	Gray, Henry	Confederate	—	—
—	Grayson, John B.	Confederate	—	—
—	Green, Martin E.	Confederate	—	—
—	Green, Thomas	Confederate	—	—
—	Greer, Elkanah	Confederate	—	—
—	Gregg, John	Confederate	—	—
—	Gregg, Maxcy	Confederate	—	—
—	Griffith, Richard	Confederate	—	—
—	Grimes, Bryan	Confederate	—	—

H Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
—	Hagood, Johnson	Confederate	—	—
—	Hampton, Wade	Confederate	—	—
—	Hanson, Roger W.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Hardee, William Joseph	Confederate	Lieutenant General	—
—	Hardeman, William Polk	Confederate	—	—
—	Harris, Nathaniel H.	Confederate	—	—
—	Harrison, James E.	Confederate	—	—
—	Harrison, Thomas	Confederate	—	—
—	Hatton, Robert Hopkins	Confederate	—	—
—	Hawes, James Morrison	Confederate	—	—
—	Hawthorn, Alexander T.	Confederate	—	—
—	Hays, Harry T.	Confederate	—	—
—	Hébert, Louis	Confederate	—	—
—	Hébert, Paul Octave	Confederate	—	—
—	Helm, Benjamin Hardin	Confederate	—	—
—	Heth, Henry	Confederate	—	—
—	Higgins, Edward	Confederate	—	—
—	Hill, Ambrose Powell	Confederate	—	—
—	Hill, Benjamin J.	Confederate	—	—
—	Hill, Daniel Harvey	Confederate	—	—
—	Hindman, Thomas Carmichael	Confederate	—	—
—	Hodge, George B.	Confederate	—	—
—	Hogg, Joseph L.	Confederate	—	—
—	Hoke, Robert F.	Confederate	—	—
—	Holmes, Theophilus Hunter	Confederate	—	—
—	Holtzclaw, James T.	Confederate	—	—
—	Hood, John Bell	Confederate	—	—
—	Huger, Benjamin	Confederate	—	—
—	Humes, William Y.C.	Confederate	—	—
—	Humphreys, Benjamin Grubb	Confederate	—	—
—	Hunton, Eppa	Confederate	—	—

I Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Imboden, John Daniel	Confederate	Brigadier General	—
75px	Iverson, Alfred Jr.	Confederate	Brigadier General	—

J Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
—	Jackson, Alfred E.	Confederate	—	—
—	Jackson, Henry R.	Confederate	—	—
—	Jackson, John K.	Confederate	—	—
—	Jackson, Thomas Jonathan	Confederate	—	—
—	Jackson, William Hicks	Confederate	—	—
—	Jackson, William Lowther	Confederate	—	—
—	Jenkins, Albert Gallatin	Confederate	—	—
—	Jenkins, Micah	Confederate	—	—
—	Johnson, Adam Rankin	Confederate	—	—
—	Johnson, Bradley Tyler	Confederate	—	—
—	Johnson, Bushrod Rust	Confederate	—	—
—	Johnson, Edward	Confederate	—	—
—	Johnston, Albert Sidney	Confederate	—	—
—	Johnston, George Doherty	Confederate	—	—
—	Johnston, Joseph E.	Confederate	—	—
—	Johnston, Robert D.	Confederate	—	—
—	Jones, David Rumph	Confederate	—	—
—	Jones, John Marshall	Confederate	—	—
—	Jones, John R.	Confederate	—	—
—	Jones, Samuel	Confederate	—	—
—	Jones, William E.	Confederate	—	—
—	Jordan, Thomas	Confederate	—	—

K Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
—	Kelly, John Herbert	Confederate	—	—
—	Kemper, James Lawson	Confederate	—	—
—	Kennedy, John Doby	Confederate	—	—
—	Kershaw, Joseph Brevard	Confederate	—	—
—	Kirkland, William W.	Confederate	—	—

L Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
—	Lane, James H.	Confederate	—	—
—	Lane, Walter P.	Confederate	—	—
—	Law, Evander M.	Confederate	—	—
—	Lawton, Alexander R.	Confederate	—	—
—	Leadbetter, Danville	Confederate	—	—
—	Lee, Edwin Gray	Confederate	—	—
—	Lee, Fitzhugh	Confederate	—	—
—	Lee, George Washington Custis	Confederate	—	—
—	Lee, Robert E.	Confederate	Template:Major General|	—
—	Lee, Stephen Dill	Confederate	—	—
—	Lee, William Henry Fitzhugh	Confederate	—	—
—	Leventhorpe, Collett	Confederate	—	—
—	Lewis, Joseph Horace	Confederate	—	—
—	Lewis, William Gaston	Confederate	—	—
—	Liddell, St. John Richardson	Confederate	—	—
—	Lilley, Robert Doak	Confederate	—	—
—	Little, Lewis Henry	Confederate	—	—
—	Logan, Thomas Muldrup	Confederate	—	—
—	Lomax, Lunsford L.	Confederate	—	—
—	Long, Armistead L.	Confederate	—	—
—	Longstreet, James	Confederate	—	—
—	Loring, William Wing	Confederate	—	—
—	Lovell, Mansfield	Confederate	—	—
—	Lowrey, Mark Perrin	Confederate	—	—
—	Lowry, Robert	Confederate	—	—
—	Lyon, Hylan B.	Confederate	—	—

M Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
—	Mackall, William W.	Confederate	—	—
—	MacRae, William	Confederate	—	—
—	Magruder, John Bankhead	Confederate	—	—
—	Mahone, William	Confederate	—	—
—	Major, James Patrick	Confederate	—	—
—	Maney, George Earl	Confederate	—	—
—	Manigault, Arthur Middleton	Confederate	—	—
—	Marmaduke, John Sappington	Confederate	—	—
—	Marshall, Humphrey	Confederate	—	—
—	Martin, James Green	Confederate	—	—
—	Martin, William T.	Confederate	—	—
—	Maury, Dabney Herndon	Confederate	—	—
—	Maxey, Samuel Bell	Confederate	—	—
—	McCausland, John	Confederate	—	—
—	McComb, William	Confederate	—	—
—	McCown, John P.	Confederate	—	—
—	McCulloch, Ben	Confederate	—	—
—	McCulloch, Henry Eustace	Confederate	—	—
—	McGowan, Samuel	Confederate	—	—
—	McIntosh, James M.	Confederate	—	—
—	McLaws, Lafayette	Confederate	—	—
—	McNair, Evander	Confederate	—	—
—	McRae, Dandridge	Confederate	—	—
—	Mercer, Hugh Weedon	Confederate	—	—
—	Miller, William	Confederate	—	—
—	Moody, Young Marshall	Confederate	—	—
—	Moore, John Creed	Confederate	—	—
—	Moore, Patrick T.	Confederate	—	—
—	Morgan, John Hunt	Confederate	—	—
—	Morgan, John Tyler	Confederate	—	—
—	Mouton, Jean J.A.A.	Confederate	—	—

N Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Nelson, Allison	Confederate	brigadier general	—
75px	Nicholls, Francis Redding Tillou	Confederate	brigadier general	—
—	Northrop, Lucius B.	Confederate	—	—

O Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	O'Neal, Edward Asbury	Confederate	brigadier general	—

P Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
—	Page, Richard Lucian	Confederate	—	—
—	Palmer, Joseph B.	Confederate	—	—
—	Parsons, Mosby M.	Confederate	—	—
—	Paxton, Elisha F.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Payne, William H.F.	Confederate	Brigadier General	—
—	Peck, William R.	Confederate	—	—
—	Pegram, John	Confederate	—	—
75px	Pemberton, John Clifford	Confederate	Lieutenant General	—
75px	Pender, William Dorsey	Confederate	Major general	—
75px	Pendleton, William N.	Confederate	Brigadier General	—
—	Perrin, Abner Monroe	Confederate	—	—
—	Perry, Edward Aylesworth	Confederate	—	—
—	Perry, William F.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Pettigrew, James Johnston	Confederate	Brigadier General	—
—	Pettus, Edmund Winston	Confederate	—	—
75px	Pickett, George E.	Confederate	Major General	—
75px	Pike, Albert	Confederate	—	—
—	Pillow, Gideon J.	Confederate	—	—
75px	De Polignac, Camille A.J.M.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Polk, Leonidas	Confederate	Lieutenant General	Was an Episcopal Bishop. Killed by Union artillery shell at Pine Mountain, GA during 1864 Atlanta campaign.
75px	Polk, Lucius E.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Posey, Carnot	Confederate	—	—
-	Preston, John S.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Preston, William	Confederate	—	—
75px	Price, Sterling	Confederate	Major General	—
75px	Proskauer, Adolph	Confederate	Major	12th Alabama Infantry Regiment, Company C
—	Pryor, Roger Atkinson	Confederate	—	—

Q Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Quarles, William Andrew	Confederate	Brigadier General	—

R Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
—	Rains, Gabriel J.	Confederate	—	—
—	Rains, James Edward	Confederate	—	—
—	Ramseur, Stephen Dodson	Confederate	—	—
—	Randolph, George Wythe	Confederate	—	—
—	Ransom, Matt Whitaker	Confederate	—	—
—	Ransom, Robert Jr.	Confederate	—	—
—	Reynolds, Alexander Welch	Confederate	—	—
—	Reynolds, Daniel H.	Confederate	—	—
—	Richardson, Robert Vinkler	Confederate	—	—
—	Ripley, Roswell Sabine	Confederate	—	—
—	Roane, John Selden	Confederate	—	—
—	Roberts, William Paul	Confederate	—	—
—	Robertson, Beverly Holcombe	Confederate	—	—
—	Robertson, Felix Huston	Confederate	—	—
—	Robertson, Jerome Bonaparte	Confederate	—	—
—	Roddey, Philip D.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Rodes, Robert E.	Confederate	—	—
—	Ross, Lawrence Sullivan	Confederate	—	—
—	Rosser, Thomas L.	Confederate	—	—
—	Ruggles, Daniel	Confederate	—	—
—	Rust, Albert	Confederate	—	—

S Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
—	St. John, Isaac M.	Confederate	—	—
—	Sanders, John C.C.	Confederate	—	—
—	Scales, Alfred Moore	Confederate	—	—
—	Scott, Thomas M.	Confederate	—	—
—	Scurry, William Read	Confederate	—	—
—	Sears, Claudius Wistar	Confederate	—	—
—	Semmes, Paul Jones	Confederate	—	—
—	Sharp, Jacob H.	Confederate	—	—
—	Shelby, Joseph Orville	Confederate	—	—
—	Shelley, Charles M.	Confederate	—	—
—	Shoup, Francis A.	Confederate	—	—
—	Sibley, Henry Hopkins	Confederate	Template:Brigadier General	Template:1816 LA - 1886 VA
—	Simms, James P.	Confederate	—	—
—	Slack, William Yarney	Confederate	—	—
—	Slaughter, James E.	Confederate	—	—
—	Smith, Edmund Kirby	Confederate	—	—
—	Smith, Francis Henney	Confederate	—	—
—	Smith, Gustavus Woodson	Confederate	—	—
—	Smith, James A.	Confederate	—	—
—	Smith, Martin Luther	Confederate	—	—
—	Smith, Preston	Confederate	—	—
—	Smith, Thomas Benton	Confederate	—	—
—	Smith, William	Confederate	—	—
—	Smith, William Duncan	Confederate	—	—
—	Sorrel, Gilbert Moxley	Confederate	—	—
—	Stafford, Leroy A.	Confederate	—	—
—	Starke, Peter Burwell	Confederate	—	—
—	Starke, William E.	Confederate	—	—
—	Steele, William	Confederate	—	—
—	Steuart, George H.	Confederate	—	—
—	Stevens, Clement H.	Confederate	—	—
—	Stevens, Walter H.	Confederate	—	—
—	Stevenson, Carter Littlepage	Confederate	—	—
—	Stewart, Alexander P.	Confederate	—	—
—	Stovall, Marcellus A.	Confederate	—	—
—	Strahl, Otho French	Confederate	—	—
75px	Stuart, James Ewell Brown	Confederate	—	—

T Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
—	Taliaferro, William Booth	Confederate	—	—
—	Tappan, James C.	Confederate	—	—
—	Taylor, Richard	Confederate	—	—
—	Taylor, Thomas H.	Confederate	—	—
—	Terrill, James Barbour	Confederate	—	—
—	Terry, William	Confederate	—	—
—	Terry, William R.	Confederate	—	—
—	Thomas, Allen	Confederate	—	—
—	Thomas, Bryan Morel	Confederate	—	—
—	Thomas, Edward Lloyd	Confederate	—	—
—	Tilghman, Lloyd	Confederate	—	—
—	Toombs, Robert A.	Confederate	—	—
—	Toon, Thomas F.	Confederate	—	—
—	Tracy, Edward D.	Confederate	—	—
—	Trapier, James H.	Confederate	—	—
—	Trimble, Isaac Ridgeway	Confederate	—	—
—	Tucker, William F.	Confederate	—	—
—	Twiggs, David Emanuel	Confederate	—	—
—	Tyler, Robert C.	Confederate	—	—

V Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Vance, Robert Brank	Confederate	Brigadier General	—
75px	Van Dorn, Earl	Confederate	Major General	—
75px	Vaughan, Alfred Jefferson Jr.	Confederate	Brigadier General	—
—	Vaughn, John C.	Confederate	—	—
75px	Villepigue, John Bordenave	Confederate	brigadier general	Ancestor of World War I Medal of Honor recipient John Canty Villepigue.

W Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
—	Walker, Henry H.	Confederate	—	—
—	Walker, James Alexander	Confederate	—	—
—	Walker, John George	Confederate	—	—
—	Walker, Leroy Pope	Confederate	—	—
—	Walker, Lucius M.	Confederate	—	—
—	Walker, Reuben Lindsay	Confederate	—	—
—	Walker, William H.T.	Confederate	—	—
—	Walker, William Stephen	Confederate	—	—
—	Wallace, William Henry	Confederate	—	—
—	Walthall, Edward Cary	Confederate	—	—
—	Waterhouse, Richard	Confederate	—	—
—	Watie, Stand	Confederate	—	—
—	Waul, Thomas N.	Confederate	—	—
—	Wayne, Henry C.	Confederate	—	—
—	Weisiger, David A.	Confederate	—	—
—	Wharton, Gabriel Colvin	Confederate	—	—
—	Wharton, John A.	Confederate	—	—
—	Wheeler, Joseph	Confederate	—	—
—	Whitfield, John Wilkins	Confederate	—	—
—	Whiting, William Henry Chase	Confederate	—	—
—	Wickham, Williams Carter	Confederate	—	—
—	Wigfall, Louis Trezevant	Confederate	—	—
—	Wilcox, Cadmus Marcellus	Confederate	—	—
—	Williams, John Stuart	Confederate	—	—
—	Wilson, Claudius C.	Confederate	—	—
—	Winder, Charles Sidney	Confederate	—	—
—	Winder, John H.	Confederate	—	—
—	Wise, Henry A.	Confederate	—	—
—	Withers, Jones M.	Confederate	—	—
—	Wofford, William T.	Confederate	—	—
—	Wood, Sterling A.M.	Confederate	—	—
—	Wright, Ambrose Ransom	Confederate	—	—
—	Wright, Marcus Joseph	Confederate	—	—

Y Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	York, Zebulon	Confederate	Brigadier General	—
75px	Young, Pierce Manning Butler	Confederate	Major General	—
—	Young, William Hugh	Confederate	—	—

Z Edit

Image	Name	Service	Rank	Notes
75px	Zollicoffer, Felix Kirk	Confederate	Brigadier General	—

See alsoEdit

• General officers in the Confederate States Army
• General officers in the United States

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• Eicher, John H., and Eicher, David J., Civil War High Commands, Stanford University Press, 2001, ISBN 0-8047-3641-3.

Citations

References

• American Civil War Generals, accessed February 18, 2008
• Brevet Union Generals of the Civil War, accessed February 18, 2008
• Confederate Generals from West Point, accessed February 18, 2008
• The Brevet Generals of the American Civil War, accessed from Archive.org, April 9, 2009
• The Generals of the American Civil War, accessed from Archive.org, April 9, 2009
• Union Generals from West Point, accessed February 18, 2008
• US Civil War Generals, accessed April 15, 2007pl:Lista generałów wojny secesyjnej