50 cadets graduated
| Lewis Golding Arnold |  |
10 | Brigadier General USV | |
| Joshua Bates | |
25 | Brigadier General* | *rank in Ohio militia |
| Henry Washington Benham | |
1 | Brigadier General USV | |
| Edmund Bradford |  |
19 | Major | |
| Braxton Bragg | |
5 | General | |
| Robert Hall Chilton | |
48 | Brigadier General | |
| Alexander Brydie Dyer | |
6 | Brigadier General | |
| Jubal Anderson Early | |
18 | Lieutenant General | |
| Arnold Elzey (Jones) | |
33 | Major General | |
| William Henry French | |
22 | Major General USV | |
| William G. Grandin | |
44 | Captain USA | Revoked by President Feb. 1863, died Aug. 1863 |
| Bennett H. Hill | |
21 | Lt. Colonel USA | |
| Joseph Hooker | |
29 | Major General USV | |
| Robert Tignall Jones | |
13 | Colonel | Killed at Fair Oaks, Va., May 1862 |
| William Whann Mackall | |
8 | Major General | |
| John Clifford Pemberton | |
27 | Lieutenant General | |
| Henry C. Pratt | |
20 | Major USA | |
| Arthur Middleton Rutledge | |
32 | Major | |
| Eliakim Parker Scammon | |
9 | Major General USV | |
| John Sedgwick | |
24 | Major General USV | Killed at Spotsylvania 1864. Monuments at Gettysburg and Spotsylvania |
| John Blair Smith Todd | |
39 | Brigadier General USV | |
| Edward D. Townsend | |
16 | Brigadier General USA | |
| Israel Vogdes | |
11 | Brigadier General USV | |
| William Henry Talbot Walker | |
46 | Major General | |
| Thomas Williams | |
12 | Brigadier General USV | Killed at Baton Rouge, August 1862 |
| Samuel Woods | |
36 | Major USA | Paymaster staff |
| Francis O. Wyse | |
43 | Lt. Colonel USA |
Cadets who did not participate in the Civil War
| William Armstrong | 28 | Captain | Killed at Molino del Rey, Mexico 1847 |
| John Bratt | 4 | Resigned 1837 | |
| William W. Chapman | 7 | Captain | Died on duty, Ft. Monroe, Va., 1859 |
| Levi P. Davidson | 47 | First Lieutenant | Died on sick leave 1842 |
| William H. Fowler | 35 | Captain | Died on duty, Ft. Myers, Fla., 1851 |
| A. Park Gregory | 15 | Resigned 1838, died 1840 | |
| John W. Gunnison | 2 | Captain | Survey party massacred near Sevier Lake Ut. 1853 |
| William Hardia | 49 | Dismissed for habitual drunkeness 1840, died 1842 | |
| John M. Harvie | 30 | First Lieutenant | Died on duty, Cedar Keys, Fla., 1841 |
| Nevil Hopson | 45 | Dismissed for drunkeness 1846, died 1847 | |
| William T. Martin | 17 | Resigned 1838 | |
| Robert M. McLane | 37 | Resigned 1843 | |
| Samuel D.J. Moore | 41 | Declined appointment in army on graduation | |
| Edwin W. Morgan | 3 | Resigned 1839 | |
| Randolph Ridgely | 42 | First Lieutenant | Killed in riding accident, Monterey, Mexico 1846 |
| George C. Rodney | 26 | First Lieutenant | Died on duty St. Augustine, Fla., 1839 |
| Franklin Saunders | 50 | Resigned 1838, died 1856 | |
| Walter Sherwood | 38 | Second Lieutenant | Killed near Ft. Micanopy, Fla., 1840 |
| Edward J. Steptoe | 34 | Resigned Nov. 1861 | |
| James R. Soley | 40 | First Lieutenant | Died on duty Troy, N.Y., 1845 |
| George Taylor | 23 | Captain | Drowned in wreck of S.S. San Francisco 1853 |
| Francis Woodbridge | 14 | Captain | Died on duty Barrancas Barracks, Fla., 1855 |
| Charles F. Wooster | 31 | Captain | Died on duty Ft. Brown, Texas, 1856 |
Main West Point Officers page with list of class years
Alphabetical Index of West Point Officers in the Civil War
A • B • C • DE • FG • H • IJKL • M • NOP • QR • S • TUV • W