34 cadets graduated
| Julius Adams, Jr. |  |
18 | Captain USA | Died Nov. 15, 1865 from disease and complications from a wound at Cold Harbor. Son of Julius Adams, attended USMA 1830-32 |
| Joseph Audenried | |
17 | Colonel USA | |
| Lawrence S. Babbitt | |
15 | Major USA | Ordnance |
| Thomas C. Bradford | |
6 | Captain USA | Ordnance |
| Charles H. Brightly | |
29 | Captain USA | Mortally wounded May 5, 1864, the Wilderness |
| David H. Buell | |
10 | Captain USA | Ordnance |
| Eugene Carter | |
30 | Captain USA | |
| Joseph B. Campbell | |
22 | Captain USA | |
| Alonzo Cushing | |
11 | First Lieutenant USA | Killed commanding Battery A, 4th United States Artillery at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863, Awarded Medal of Honor. Monument at Gettysburg. |
| George A. Custer | |
34 | Major General USV | Killed Little Big Horn, June 25, 1876 |
| Clarence Derrick |  |
4 | Lieutenant Colonel | |
| Justin E. Dimmick | |
26 | 1st Lieutenant USA | Mortally wounded May 5, Chancellorsville |
| James P. Drouillard | |
27 | Captain USA | |
| Arthur H. Dutton | |
2 | Colonel USV | Mortally wounded Bermuda Hundred May 26, 1864 |
| John Edie | |
14 | Captain USA | Ordnance |
| Leroy S. Elbert | |
28 | Captain USA | Died on Mississippi River en route to St. Louis Sept. 23, 1863 |
| Joseph P. Farley | |
21 | Lieutenant Colonel USA | Ordnance |
| Samuel P. Ferris | |
31 | Colonel USV | |
| Daniel W. Flagler | |
5 | Lieutenant Colonel USA | Ordnance |
| Francis U. Farquar | |
2 | Major USA | Corps of Engineers |
| William D. Fuller | |
25 | Captain USA | |
| Peter C. Haines | |
19 | Lieutenant Colonel USA | Only Civil War officer to serve on active duty in World War I |
| William H. Harris | |
8 | Captain USA | Ordnance staff |
| Richard M. Hill | |
7 | Major USA | Ordnance staff |
| Stephen Lyford | |
11 | Major USA | Ordnance staff |
| Alfred Mordecai | |
9 | Lieutenant Colonel USA | Ordnance staff |
| Henry Noyes | |
23 | Major USA | |
| Patrick H. O’Rorke | |
1 | Colonel USV | Killed commanding the 140th New York Infantry on Little Round Top at Gettysburg |
| Francis H. Parker | |
20 | Lieutenant Colonel USA | Ordnance |
| Charles C. Parsons | |
13 | Captain USA | |
| Philip H. Remington | |
24 | Captain USA | |
| Frank A. Reynolds | |
33 | Captain | |
| Wright Rives | |
42 | Captain USA | |
| John L. Rodgers | |
11 | Captain USA | |
| George O. Watts | |
31 | Colonel | |
| George Woodruff | |
16 | First Lieutenant USA | Mortally Wounded commanding Battery I, 1st United States Artillery at Gettysburg July 3, 1863 |
| Cadets who did not graduate but served in the war | ||||
| James Dearing | |
* | Colonel | Was ranked first in the class when he resigned just before graduation due to the secession of Virginia. Mortally Wounded at High Bridge. |
Main West Point Officers page with list of class years
Alphabetical Index of West Point Officers in the Civil War
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