Name or
Variant Name in Records |
Rank |
Military
Unit |
| Poche, A. |
Private |
Co. _ ,
4th Louisiana Infantry |
| Federal Rolls of
Prisoners of War, (Wounded in hip and) Captured Spanish Fort, April 8,
1865. Received. Ship Island, Mississippi, April 10, 1865.
Transferred Ship Island to Vicksburg, Mississippi, May 1, 1865. Paroled Camp
Townsend, May 6, 1865. [This is probably P. Armand Poche
according to Civil War Pension Records (dated 1913)- unit does not match pension
application - My Note]. |
| Poché, A. |
Private |
Co. F., 30th
Louisiana Infantry |
| Roll of Prisoners
of War, of diverse companies and regiments in Hospital C.S.A., Paroled Meridian,
Mississippi, May 12, 1865. Residence New Orleans, La. |
| Poché, A. |
Artificer |
6th Field
Battery. (Grosse Tete Flying Artillery) La. Light Artillery |
| Roll of Prisoners
of War, Paroled Natchitoches, La., June 6, 1865. Residence St James Parish, La. [Based upon birth date, birth location and death location this is probably Pierre
Arthur Poché (Fleming Poche Genealogy
footnote #256). According to Civil War Pension Applications under name Arthur
Poché (dated 1898, 1900, 1901). He enlisted in 1861 into the St. John the
Baptist Guards Cavalry. This was part of the Sumter Regiment (Bergeron p. 187). This unit
was disbanded after the surrender of New Orleans. In the summer of 1862 at Berwick's Bay
he was mustered into the Pelican Light Artillery which was later known as the 5th La.
Field Battery (Bergeron, p.23) under Major T. Faries and Captain B. Felix Winchester. This
battery was usually attached to Mouton's 18th and Consolidated 18th La. Regiment. The
battery surrendered in Navarro County near Tyler, Texas on May 27, 1865 and he was
parolled at Natchitoches, La. on June 6, 1865 - my note] |
| Poché, A. |
-------- |
2nd Co.,
1st. Chasseurs a pied La. Militia |
| On Roll not
dated, Ordered into service of the State of Louisiana. Enlisted February 29, 1862.
[This unit part of volunteer state troops unit - Bergeron p.183] |
| Poche, Adolphe |
Private |
Co. H.,
Ogden's La. Cavalry |
| Roll of Prisoners
of War, C.S.A., Paroled Gainesville, Alabama, May 12, 1865. Residence Ascension Parish,
La. [This is Garcin Adolph Poche (wife: Pauline
Melancon) according to her Civil War Pension Records (dated 1012) - My Note]. |
| Poche, Alexandre S. |
1st Sergeant
Captain |
Co. E., 18th
Louisiana Infantry |
| Enlisted May 5,
1861, Camp Moore La. Present on Roll to October 31, 1861. Roll November and December
1861, Present. Elected 2nd Lieutenant, November 14, 1861. Roll January and
February, 1862 Present. Roll May and June, 1862. Elected Captain, May 11,
1862. Absent on detached service since June 3, 1862. Rolls July, 1862 to
August, 1863, Present. Also on Rolls of Co. B, Consolidated 18th Regiment and Yellow
Jacket Battalion Louisiana Infantry. Captain as Poche, S.A. Roll January and
February, 1864. Absent on General Court Martial, at Alexandria, La. since February 22,
1864. Paroled Natchitoches,
Louisiana, June 5, 1865. [Fought in the Battle
of Shiloh and wounded in the Battle
of Mansfield April 8, 1864 - Civil War Pension Application under name Simeon
Alexandre Poche. His obituary
states that in 1861 he entered the volunteer state militia unit, The Chasseurs St. Jacques
(later to become Company E, 18 th La. Regiment, Bergeron p.117)] |
| Poche, Alexis |
Private |
Co. B., 1st
Battalion, New Orleans Guards La. |
| Federal Rolls of
Prisoners of War, [Missing and ] Captured April 6, 1862, Shiloh.
Send from St. Johns Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio to Military Prison, Cincinnati, Ohio,
November 9, 1862. Forwarded to Cairo, Illinois to be exchanged. On Receipt not
dated, given by Major N.G. Watts, C.S.A., Agent for exchange to Captain W. W. Bicksford,
U.S.A., Agent for exchange for Confederate Prisoners of War, received on board the Steamer
Metropolitan, Near Vicksburg, Mississippi, December 2, 1862. [Bergeron lists this
unit as volunteer state troop unit (p.187) and later as 13th La.Battalion (p.166). After
Shiloh remnants formed into Company F of 30th La. Regiment under Fortin (p141)] |
| Poche, Aurelin |
Private |
Terrebonne
La. Militia |
| Federal Rolls of
Prisoners of War, Captured Thibodaux, Louisiana, _____. Paroled Labadieville,
Louisiana, November 9, 1862. |
| Poche, Charles |
Private |
Co. A., 18th
Louisiana Infantry |
| Enlisted October
5, 1861, Camp Moore, Louisiana. Roll to October 31, 1861. Absent, detached
service, picket guard at Pass Manchac for 7 days from October 25. Relieved on
November 7. Rolls November 1861, to February, 1863, Present. On Register
of Prisoners of War, Dated April 27, 1863, Captured April 14, 1863. Exchanged New
Orleans, Louisiana. |
| Poché, E. |
Private |
Co. B., 1st
Battalion, Trans Mississippi Cavalry |
| On Roll of
Prisoners of War, of detachments of regiments in C.S.A., Paroled Natchitoches,
Louisiana, June 8,1865. Residence Natchitoches, Louisiana. [Civil War Pension
Application under name Edward Poché (dated 1910). US
War Department records show that E. Poché, private, Company B, 1st Battalion,
Trans-Mississippi Cavalry, surrendered May 25, 1865, at New Orleans, Louisiana and that he
was paroled June 8, 1865, at Natchitoches, La. A Widow's Civil War Pension Application was
made by his wife Corinne Brossett in 1926] |
| Poché, E. A. |
Private
Corporal |
Co. E., 30th
Louisiana Infantry |
| Enlisted April
15, 1862, Camp Lewis [New Orleans]. Present on Rolls to October,
1862. |
| Poché, E. J. |
Private |
Co. E.,
30th Louisiana Infantry |
| Enlisted May 18,
1862, Camp Moore, Louisiana. Roll July and August, 1862, absent, sick in
hospital since August 5, 1862. Rolls September 1862 to December 1862, Present. |
| Poché, Ed. |
Private |
Gaudets Co.
St. James Regiment La. Militia |
| On Roll not dated
(only Roll on file). |
| Poché, Elphege |
Private |
Gaudets Co.
St. James Regiment La. Militia |
| On Roll not dated
(only Roll on file). |
| Poché, Elphege |
Private |
Co. A., 18th
Louisiana Infantry |
| Enlisted November
1, 1862, Camp Teche. Roll January and February, 1863. Absent, on signal corps,
at Pattersonville, since January 6, 1863. On Register of Prisoners of War, dated
April 30, 1863, Captured Bayou Teche, April 14, 1863. Sent to New Orleans, Louisiana
to be exchanged. [might be Antione Elphange Poche - my note] |
| Poché, Etienne |
Private |
Co. D., 27th
Louisiana Infantry |
| Enlisted March 8,
1862 or April 26, 1862, Iberville, Louisiana. Present on all Rolls to December,
1862. Federal Rolls of Prisoners of War, Captured and paroled Vicksburg, Mississippi
July 4, 1863. |
| Poché, F. Joseph |
Private |
Co. D., 9th
Battalion Louisiana Infantry |
| Enlisted April
10, 1862, Ponchatoula, Louisiana. Present on Rolls to August, 1862. On List
not dated of Deserters from Confederate Army, sent down from Port Hudson, Louisiana.
Captured June 4, 1863. Sent to New Orleans, Louisiana June 8, 1863. Remarks:
Deserter. |
| Poché, F. N. |
1st Sergeant |
Co. E., 18th
Louisiana Infantry |
| Enlisted October
5, 1861, Camp Moore, Louisiana. Present on all Rolls to June, 1862. Roll July
and August, 1862, Promoted First Sergent, August 25, 1862. Absent, in Mobile on 4
days furlough since August 28, 1862. Rolls January, 1863 to August, 1863, present.
On Rolls of Co. A. Consolidated 18th Regiment and Yellow Jacket Battalion Louisiana
Infantry. Roll of Prisoners of War, C.S.A. of furloughed and detailed men, C.S.A. .
Paroled Shreveport, Louisiana June 16, 1865. Residence St. James Parish,
Louisiana. [This is Francois Numa Poche - brother of
S.A. Poche. Civil War Pension Application under -
wife's name Eve Perilloux (dated 1905). Pension application
states that he surrendered on or about June 5,1865 in Dallas, Texas while detailed to the
ordinance depot] |
| Poché, Felicien |
Private |
Co. A., 18th
Louisiana Infantry |
| Enlisted October
5, 1861, Camp Moore, Louisiana. Roll to October 31, 1861. Absent detached
service, picket guard at Pass Manchae for 7 days from October 25. Relieved November
1. Rolls November 1, 1861 to August, 1862, Present. Federal Rolls of Prisoners
of War, Captured Labadieville, Louisiana or LaFourche, Louisiana October 27, 1862.
Exchanged from Steamer Frolic, near Baton Rouge, Louisiana February 23, 1863.
[This is Felicien Michel Poche according to Civil War
Pension Records (dated 1906)- After exchange he rejoined 18th La. Inf. and participated in
Battle of Bisland (April 12-13,1863) and burning of gunboat Diana] |
| Poché, John |
Private |
Co. E., 30th
Louisiana Infantry |
| Enlisted April
16. 1862, Camp Lewis. Present on Rolls to April , 1864. Roll November 1, 1864
to February 28, 1865, absent, Prisoner of War. Federal Roll of Prisoners of War,
captured Franklin, Tennessee December 17, 1864. Received Military Prison,
Louisville, Kentucky from Nashville, Tennessee January 2, 1865. Forwarded to Camp
Chase, Ohio January 6, 1865. Released on oath of allegiance to U.S. , May 13, 1865.
Residence Orleans County, Louisiana, complexion dark, hair light, eyes hazel,
height 5' 9 3/4 inches. [This is John Gilbert Poché
according to Civil War Pension Application under - wife's name Catherine
Duffy (dated 1905). She states that he was mustered into service on or about
March 15, 1861. in the Albert Sidney Johnston Guards and afterward into Co. E. 30th La.
Infantry. He was taken prisoner on July 28, 1864 at Ezra Church, Georgia and was confined
to Camp Chase, Ohio. He was released on May 13, 1865].{might be Jean Poche
b. June 20,1843} |
| Poché, Numa |
Sergeant |
Co. E., 18th
Louisiana Infantry |
| Enlisted October
5, 1861, Camp Moore, Louisiana. Present on Rolls to February, 1862. [This is Francois
Numa Poche or F.N. Poche (see
above)] |
| Poché, O. |
Musician |
Co. F., 22nd
Consolidated Louisiana Volunteers |
| Roll of Prisoners
of War, C.S.A., Paroled Meridian, Mississippi, May 12, 1865. Residence Thibodaux,
Louisiana. [This is Octave Poché (see below)
according to Civil War Pension Application (Number 8236 - Dated 1913 and under - wife's
name Eugenie Bourgeois (dated 1918). The applications
indicate that Private Octave Poché enlisted about March 15, 1862 as a musician; in
Company I, 26th Louisiana Infantry (Bergeron p.134) and that during the Siege of Vicksburg
(May 19 - July 4) and he was captured July 4, 1863 at Vicksburg, Mississippi and wes taken
to Camp Enterprise, Mississippi where he was paroled on July 14, 1863; was exchanged on or
about December, 1863 (November- see below) and he was transferred to Company F, 22nd
Consolidated Louisiana Infantry (Bergeron p.127). He surrendered May 4, 1865, at
Citronelle, Alabama, and was paroled for a second time on May 12, 1865 at Meridian,
Mississippi] {might be Joseph Octave Poche b. Nov. 6, 1824} |
| Poché, Octave |
Private |
Co. I., 26th
Louisiana Infantry |
| Enlisted March
18, 1862, New Orleans, Louisiana, Thibodaux, Louisiana. Roll September and October,
1862 to present. Federal Rolls of Prisoners of War, captured and paroled Vicksburg,
Mississippi July 4, 1863. On List dated Parole Camp, Enterprise, Mississippi,
November 8, 1863. Forwarded to Richmond, Virginia for exchange November 10, 1863.
Roll to December 31, 1863, present. [This is Octave Poché
see above for Civil War Pension Information] |
| Poché, Octave |
Private |
Watson
Battery Louisiana Artillery |
| Enlisted August
15, 1861, St. Joe. On petition dated Missouri, October 13, 1861 asking to continue
in State service. Roll September and October, 1862, to present. Federal Rolls
of Prisoners of War, parolled Port Houston, Louisiana July__, 1863. Roll Novermber
and December, 1863 present. Transferred from Watson Battery (Bergeron p 36 - my
note) and temperarily attached to this battery, Captain Hoods Company, Mississippi
Light Artillery.(The Hudson Battery.) Roll January 1 to April 30, 1864,
present. Captured Port Hudson, Louisisana. Ordered to report to Hudson
Battery from Watson Battery by Lt. Gen. Polk. On List of Prisoners of War, paroled
Bonnet Carre, Louisiana May 16, 1865. [This is Octave Joseph Poché
according to Civil War Pension Application (Number 7270 - Dated 1908 ; Number 5220 Dated
1910) and under - wife's name Alida Ledoux (Number 7005 dated
1912). He enlisted as a Private August 15, 1861 at St. Joseph, Louisiana
and was paroled as a Prisoner of War on May 16, 1865. After his paroled, he went
home to St. James Parish for two months and then went back to his regiment. According to
Bergeron, the Watson Battery participated in the Battle of Belmont, Missouri; Battle of Shiloh, Tennessee;
Battle of Corinth, Missisippi, and the Siege of Port Hudson, La. (May 23-July
9,1863) during this period.] |
| Poché, Pierre |
Private |
Co. A 18th
Louisiana Infantry |
| Enlisted October
5, 1861, Camp Moore, Louisiana. Present on all Rolls to Auguest, 1862. Roll
January and February, 1862, died at New Iberia, Louisiana, Feb 12, 1863. |
| Poché, S. |
Private |
Co. F., 30th
Louisiana Infantry |
| Roll of Prisoners
of War, C.S.A., Paroled Citronelle, Alabama, May 4, 1865. Residence: New Orleans,
Louisiana. |
| Poché, T. A. |
Captain |
Co. B., 18th
Louisiana Infantry |
| Official Roll of
Paroled Officers, C.S.A., Paroled at Nachitoches, Louisiana, June 6,1865. [This
is Alexandre S. Poché (see
above) - My Note]. |
| Poche, T.P. |
Captain |
Hodges
Independant Scouts |
| Roll of Prisoners
of War, C.S.A., Paroled Bonnet Carre, Louisiana, May 15, 1865. |
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