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HUTTON'S ARTILLERY

COMPANY A

CRESCENT ARTILLERY

 

 

Muster Roll,

February 29, 1864


NAME

RANK

AGE

ENLIST DATE

ENLIST PLACE

COMMENTS

Hutton, T. H.

Handy, T. H.

Hervey, W.

Assenheimer, A.

Dalton, J. G.

Hearsey, G. W.

Noyes, H. N.

Dodd, J.

Morais, A.

Molliere, P. C. C.

O'Rouarke, J. A.

Tate, Charles

Murray, J. C.

Adam, T. W.

Anchor, H.

Albright, A.

Aymond, Wm.

Bernious, Joseph

Briggs, Thomas

Briggs, George

Broussard, L.

Buckingham, G.

Buckley, W. W.

Barry, John

Bordelon, Olympe

Brouhet,

Bonnette, A.

Cloutier, J. B.

Crowell, Theodore

Camp, T. H.

Cameron, G. F.

Casreno, Victor

Clabby, John

Daly, M. J.

Darmody, J.

Driscoll, M.

Daly, John

David, G.

Dossard, P.

Dupont, L.

Duke, J. H.

Daly, T.

Dauzat, A[ristide].

Dauzat, Victor

Ducote, Paulin

Dupuy, Maximilian

Desselle, H.

Ducote, Hypolite

Edwards, William

Ernest, Jacques

Fountain, William

Gibbs, C. H.

Glenn, E. T.

Guillory, Jean Pierre

Hubble, L.

Heno, C. W.

Hourdain,

Harrington, J. P.

Hunter, William

Hrease, John

Keller, Charles

Keasle, F.

Lugenbuhl, P.

Laborde, J.

Lewis, W. L.

Magnon, Oscar

McFarland, A.

McLaughlin, T.

McNeil, H.

Miles, John

Miller, William

Muller, John

M[a]yeux, Joseph

Myerlie, F. A.

Morrisson, John

Morgan, S. M.

Manuel,

Norris, John

Norman, A.

Perkins, J. W.

Poole, J. B.

Quirk, W.

Reed, Jackson

Rowland, James F.

Raphin, Francois

Reason, Peter

Rebouche, A.

Shadel, L.

Scoggs,

Skeffington, Thomas

Stillwell, E.

Sherrod, G. W.

St. Roman, R.

Terry, Charles

Wallace, James

Wade, W. S.

Watt, George

Wells, F. B.

Babin, A.

Woolf, Jas.


Capt.

1/Lt

Jr.1/Lt

2/Lt

OrdSgt

Sgt.

Sgt

Sgt

Sgt

Cpl

Cpl

Cpl

Cpl

Pvt

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

24

28

22

28

26

24

22

29

35

22

29

27

20

21

28

41

23

 

 

 

42

29

28

40

28

21

34

26

20

18

20

27

29

20

19

22

19

 

 

43

45

22

19

24

44

38

21

36

27

19

 

38

32

21

21

35

20

35

22

27

16

19

37

 

20

24

24

38

 

24

23

36

33

37

42

27

32

44

24

26

23

36

36

35

 

18

36

 

19

 

43

23

21

21

20

17

28

43

37


3/27/62

    "

    "

10/8/62

3/27/62

    "

    "

    "

    "

    "

3/10/63

2/26/62

3/27/62

    "

3/4/62

3/27/62

2/9/64

10/8/62

3/31/63

3/31/63

3/31/63

5/1/63

5/2/63

9/8/63

2/7/64

2/10/64

2/24/64

1/27/64

2/26/62

10/8/62

5/21/63

10/8/62

5/15/61

3/27/62

2/26/62

10/8/62

10/8/62

3/31/63

3/31/63

4/3/63

7/1/63

9/25/63

2/3/64

2/10/64

2/4/63

2/9/64

2/24/64

2/24/64

3/27/62

2/6/64

4/20/63

3/15/63

6/26/63

2/6/64

2/26/62

3/21/63

7/29/63

9/10/63

8/24/62

10/8/62

3/4/62

6/1/63

10/8/62

3/31/63

10/31/63

2/26/62

10/8/62

2/26/62

3/21/63

4/18/63

6/1/63

3/27/62

3/31/63

8/7/63

10/26/63

1/20/64

2/23/64

3/27/62

2/4/64

3/27/62

3/15/63

5/21/63

3/15/63

8/5/63

1/8/64

2/3/64

2/3/64

3/15/63

3/31/63

6/24/63

6/26/63

10/8/63

2/17/64

2/2/6/62

10/8/62

2/26/62

8/27/63

3/27/62

2/13/64

12/3/63


3/27/62

    "

    "

10/8/62

3/27/62

    "

    "

    "

    "

    "

3/10/63

2/26/62

3/27/62

    "

3/4/62

3/27/62

2/9/64

10/8/62

3/31/63

3/31/63

3/31/63

5/1/63

5/2/63

9/8/63

2/7/64

2/10/64

2/24/64

1/27/64

2/26/62

10/8/62

5/21/63

10/8/62

5/15/61

3/27/62

2/26/62

10/8/62

10/8/62

3/31/63

3/31/63

4/3/63

7/1/63

9/25/63

2/3/64

2/10/64

2/4/63

2/9/64

2/24/64

2/24/64

3/27/62

2/6/64

4/20/63

3/15/63

6/26/63

2/6/64

2/26/62

3/21/63

7/29/63

9/10/63

8/24/62

10/8/62

3/4/62

6/1/63

10/8/62

3/31/63

10/31/63

2/26/62

10/8/62

2/26/62

3/21/63

4/18/63

6/1/63

3/27/62

3/31/63

8/7/63

10/26/63

1/20/64

2/23/64

3/27/62

2/4/64

3/27/62

3/15/63

5/21/63

3/15/63

8/5/63

1/8/64

2/3/64

2/3/64

3/15/63

3/31/63

6/24/63

6/26/63

10/8/63

2/17/64

2/2/6/62

10/8/62

2/26/62

8/27/63

3/27/62

2/13/64

12/3/63


Under arrest

Sick

 

 

 

 

Detailed as pilot

 

Detailed, Ft. DeRussy

 

 

Acting Sgt, for Noyes

 

 

 

 

 

 

Deserted 4/24/63

Deserted 4/24/63

Deserted 4/24/63

Detailed, Shreveport

Detailed, Shreveport

 

 

 

 

On furlough

Sick in Shreveport

Deserted, 10/6/63

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Detailed as Ferry Man

Deserted 4/24/63

Deserted  4/24/63

Discharged 9/4/63

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Deserted 4/1/63

Deserted 4/1/63

 

Acting Corporal

Discharged, disability, 2/9/64

 

 

Paroled prisoner, not exch.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Deserted 4/24/63

Deserted 4/24/63

 

 

AWOL from 8/7/63

Detailed

 

 

 

Deserted 10/6/63

 

Absent, sick furlough

Detailed to Shreveport

Detailed hospital, Shreveport

AWOL fm. 8/7/63

Deserted 10/30/63

 

 

 

 

Deserted 4/24/63

Deserted 1/1/64

Detached to Shreveport

 

 

Sick in hospital, Natchitoches

 

 

 

Detailed, 11/24/63

 

 


Discipline                              Tolerably good

Instruction                           Tolerably good

Military appearance           Very good

Arms                                     More than half of the company without arms

Accoutrements                    Very deficient

Clothing                                Indifferent

 

                  Fort DeRussy

                  E. T. King

                  Capt. and Mustering Officer



Notes:  

This Muster Roll courtesy of Sherrie Pugh, Librarian, Jackson Barracks Military Library.


NOTE:

         Those names lined through were not at Fort DeRussy when the fort was captured in 1864.


         And yes, Captain Hutton, the company commander, was under arrest at the time of this roll. The reason for his arrest is not known. He was court-martialed after the Red River Campaign, but whether that court was a result of this arrest, or of later conduct, is also unknown. According to John Murray's diary, Hutton was acquitted at the court-martial, but the charges were never mentioned.