56 cadets graduated
Cadets who served in the Civil War
| James W. Abert |  |
55 | Major USA | |
| Barton S. Alexander | |
7 | Major USA | Corps of Engineers |
| Richard Heron Anderson |  |
40 | Lieutenant General | |
| Alexander G. Beckwith | |
13 | Colonel | |
| James G. Benton | |
11 | Major USA | Ordnance Staff |
| Napoleon Jackson Tecumseh Dana | |
29 | Major General | |
| Abner Doubleday | |
24 | Major General | |
| Henry Lawrence Eustis | |
1 | Brigadier General | |
| Samuel B. Hayman | |
51 | Colonel | |
| Daniel Harvey Hill | |
28 | Lieutenant General | |
| John Hillhouse | |
20 | Captain | |
| Charles D. Jordan | |
44 | Major, USA | |
| Charles L. Kilburg | |
22 | Major USA | Commissary staff |
| Ralph W. Kirkham | |
37 | Major USA | Quartermaster staff |
| John D. Kurtz | |
4 | Major USA | Corps of Engineers |
| Theodore T.S. Laidley | |
6 | Major USA | Ordnance Staff |
| George W. Lay | |
41 | Colonel | |
| James Longstreet | |
54 | Lieutenant General | |
| Mansfield Lovell | |
9 | Major General | |
| John S. McCalmont | |
32 | Colonel | |
| Lafayette McLaws | |
48 | Major General | |
| Eugene McLean | |
47 | Major | |
| John Newton | |
2 | Major General | |
| John Pope | |
17 | Major General | |
| George W. Rains | |
3 | Colonel | |
| William Starke Rosecrans | |
5 | Major General | |
| Armistead T.M. Rust | |
31 | Colonel | |
| Gustavus Woodson Smith | |
8 | Major General | |
| Martin Luther Smith | |
16 | Major General | |
| Alexander Peter Stewart | |
12 | Lieutenant General | |
| Joseph Stewart | |
18 | Captain USA | |
| George Sykes | |
39 | Major General | |
| Earl Van Dorn | |
52 | Major General | |
| Seth Williams | |
23 | Brigadier General |
Cadets who did not serve in the Civil War
| Charles T. Baker | 50 | Resigned 1851 | |
| Jenks Beaman | 35 | First Lieutenant | Died on duty, Tampico, Mexico, 1848 |
| Calvin Benjamin | 10 | First Lieutenant | Killed in assault on Mexico City, 1847 |
| Isaac Bowen | 15 | Captain | Died on sick leave, 1858 |
| Hachalliah Brown | 25 | First Lieutenant | Died on duty, Jefferson Barracks, Mo. 1853 |
| John D. Clark | 36 | First Lieutenant | Drowned on duty near Helena, Ark. 1848 |
| Frederick J. Denman | 27 | First Lieutenant | Died on duty, Ft. Smith, Texas, 1853 |
| David Gibson | 21 | Second Lieutenant | Died on duty Tampico, Mexico, 1847 |
| Cyrus Hall | 38 | Second Lieutenant | Died on duty, Texas, 1849 |
| Thomas C. Hammond | 49 | Second Lieutenant | Killed leading charge San Pasqual, Cal. 1846 |
| James O. Handy | 55 | Second Lieutenant | Died on duty, Corpus Christi, Texas 1845 |
| Richard W. Johnston | 19 | Resigned 1847, died 1857. | |
| Lucien Loeser | 26 | Resigned 1858 | |
| George T. Mason | 43 | Second Lieutenant | Killed in skirmish near Ft. Brow, Texas, 1846 |
| Patrick Noble | 33 | First Lieutenant | Died on duty, Abbeville, S.C. 1848 |
| Allen H. Norton | 30 | First Lieutenant | Drowned on duty in Long Island Sound, 1846 |
| Christopher R. Perry | 53 | First Lieutenant | Died at sea on duty 1848 |
| James W. Schureman | 42 | First Lieutenant | Died on duty near San Francisco, Cal., 1852 |
| Henry W. Stanton | 45 | Captain | Killed in skirmish with Apaches in N.M., 1855 |
| Henry C. Story | 34 | Resigned 1844 | |
| Andrew J. Williamson | 46 | Resigned 1851 |
Main West Point Officers page with list of class years
Alphabetical Index of West Point Officers in the Civil War
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