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The 4th Louisiana Infantry Battalion was an infantry unit recruited from Louisiana volunteers that fought in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War. The unit organized as a battalion in July 1861 and initially served as prison guards. In November the battalion served briefly in the Western Virginia campaign.
The other units in Gibson's brigade were the 1st Regulars, 13th, 16th-25th, 19th, 20th, and 30th Louisiana Regiments and the 4th and 14th Louisiana Battalions. [16] [Note 2] On 20 July, the regiment took part in the Battle of Peachtree Creek. [12] On 28 July, the 4th Louisiana Infantry Regiment fought at the Battle of Ezra Church. [12] S. D.
1st (Wheat's) Special Battalion, Infantry (Louisiana Tigers) 3rd Battalion, Infantry (became the 15th Infantry) 4th Battalion, Infantry; 5th Battalion, Infantry (became the 21st Infantry) 6th Battalion, Infantry (became the 20th Infantry) 7th Battalion, Infantry; 8th Battalion, Infantry (became the 8th Heavy Artillery) 9th Battalion, Infantry
This category relates to individual regiments, organizations and batteries raised by or associated with Louisiana for the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War. For more information on the state's role in the war effort, see Louisiana in the American Civil War .
The 4th Louisiana Field Battery was an artillery unit recruited from volunteers in Louisiana and Mississippi that fought in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War. The 4-gun battery organized in August 1862 with recruits from Tensas Parish, Louisiana, and Jefferson County, Mississippi. The unit usually accompanied Isaac F ...
16th-25th Louisiana; 19th Louisiana; 30th Louisiana; 4th Louisiana Battalion; 14th Louisiana Sharpshooters Battalion; Holtzclaw's Brigade BG James T. Holtzclaw. 18th Alabama; 32nd Alabama; 36th Alabama; 38th Alabama; 58th Alabama; Corps Artillery Col Robert F. Beckham (mw) Maj John W. Johnston Courtney's Battalion Cpt James Postell Douglas
Florida & Confederate Battalion: Cpt William C. Beard; 4th Louisiana; 17th Louisiana [10] 25th Louisiana; 30th Mississippi [11] 36th Mississippi [12] 41st Mississippi: Col William F. Tucker [11] Hodgson's (Louisiana) Battery; 2nd Brigade [8] BG Alfred Mouton. 11th Louisiana; 16th Louisiana; 18th Louisiana; 19th Louisiana; 13th (Orleans Guard ...
As for the rest of the battalion, which now consisted of the Walker Guards (A), the Delta Rangers (C), the Old Dominion Guards (D), and Wheat's Life Guards (E, formerly the Rough and Ready Rangers)(out of disgust, the Catahoula Guerrillas asked for and received a transfer to Maj. Henri St. Paul's 7th Louisiana Battalion and then the 15th ...