50 cadets graduated
Cadets who participated in the Civil War
| Harvey A. Allen |  |
15 | Major USA | |
| Samuel S. Anderson |  |
18 | Colonel | |
| John Beardsley | |
36 | Colonel | |
| Andrew W. Bowman | |
40 | Major USA | |
| John Milton Brannan | |
23 | Brigadier General | |
| William Thomas Harbaugh Brooks | |
46 | Major General | |
| Don Carlos Buell | |
32 | Major General | |
| Abraham Buford | |
51 | Brigadier General | |
| Alexander C.H. Darne | |
45 | Major* | *Maryland militia |
| Sewall L. Fremont | |
17 | Colonel | |
| Franklin F. Flint | |
35 | Lt. Colonel USA | |
| Julius P. Garesché | |
16 | Lieutenant Colonel | Killed Stone River, Tenn., Dec. 1862 |
| Richard Brooke Garnett | |
29 | Brigadier General | Killed Gettysburg, Pa. July 1863 |
| Robert S. Garnett | |
27 | Brigadier General | Killed Carruck’s Ford, W.V., July 1861 |
| Josiah Gorgas | |
6 | Brigadier General | |
| Schuyler Hamilton | |
24 | Major General | |
| Albion Parris Howe | |
8 | Major General | |
| John Marshall Jones | |
39 | Brigadier General | Killed at the Wilderness, 5/64 |
| Samuel Jones | |
19 | Major General | |
| John Love | |
14 | Major | Major General of Indiana State Militia |
| Nathaniel Lyon | |
11 | Major General | Died at Wilson’s Creek |
| Edward Murray | |
41 | Lieutenant Colonel | |
| Anderson D. Nelson | |
43 | Major USA | |
| Joseph Bennett Plummer | |
22 | Brigadier General | Died 8/9/62 from Wilson’s Creek wounds |
| John Fulton Reynolds | |
26 | Major General | Killed at Gettysburg; monuments at Gettysburg |
| Israel Bush Richardson | |
38 | Major General | Mortally wounded at Antietam; monument at Antietam. |
| Thomas J. Rodman | |
7 | Major USA | Ordnance |
| Claudius Wistar Sears | |
31 | Brigadier General | |
| Smith Stansbury | |
4 | Major | Died on duty, Canada, Apr. 1864 |
| Alfred Sully | |
34 | Brigadier General | |
| James Totten | |
25 | Brigadier General | |
| Zealous Bates Tower | |
1 | Brigadier General | |
| Horatio Gouverneur Wright | |
2 | Major General | |
| Amiel Weeks Whipple | |
5 | Brigadier General | Mortally wounded at Chancellorsville |
Cadets who did not participate in the Civil War
| George W. Ayers | 10 | First Lieutenant | Killed, Molino del Rey, Mexico, Sep. 1847 |
| Richard H. Bacot | 30 | Resigned 1843, died in S.C. Aug. 1862 | |
| Benjamin Berry | 44 | Second Lieutenant | Killed, boiler explosion Aransas Bay, Tex., 1842 |
| John G. Burbank | 33 | First Lieutenant | Mortally wounded Molino del Rey, Mexico, 1847 |
| Patrick Calhoun | 37 | Captain | Died on sick leave 1858 |
| Rudolph F. Ernst | 50 | Second Lieutenant | Mortally wounded Molino del Ray, Mex. 1847 |
| Simon S. Fahnestock | 20 | Resigned 1850 | |
| Levi Gantt | 48 | First Lieutenant | Killed at Chapultepec, Mexico, 1847 |
| Masillon Harrison | 3 | First Lieutenant | Died on duty at Ft. Schyler, N.Y., 1854 |
| Richard P. Hammond | 21 | Resigned 1851 | |
| Joseph Irons | 12 | First Lieutenant | Mortally wounded Churubusco, Mexico, 1847. |
| Leonidas Jenkins | 13 | First Lieutenant | Died on duty, Vera Cruz, Mexico 1847 |
| Elias K. Kane | 47 | Captain | Died on sick leave 1853 |
| Philip W. Macdonald | 9 | First Lieutenant | Died on duty at New Orleans, 1851 |
| Charles F. Morris | 52 | First Lieutenant | Mortally wounded Molino del Ray, Mex. 1847 |
| Francis N. Page | 42 | First Lieutenant | Died on duty Ft. Smith, Ark. 1860 |
| Robert B. Parker | 28 | Second Lieutenant | Died on sick leave 1842 |
| Mortimer Rosecrants | 49 | First Lieutenant | Died on sick leave 1848 |
Main West Point Officers page with list of class years
Alphabetical Index of West Point Officers in the Civil War
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