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- Anderson, Joseph Reid, (1813-1892), Brigadier General, owned Tredegar Iron Works
- Armistead, Lewis Addison, Brigadier General
- Barton, Seth M., Brigadier General, Commanding, Barton's Brigade
- Beall, William N.R., (1825-1883), Brigadier General
- Beauregard, Pierre G.T., (1818-1893), General, commanded firing on Fort Sumter
- Benavides, Santos, (1823-1891), Colonel (Texas)
- Benning, Henry L., (1814-1875), Brigadier General
- Bonham, Milledge Luke, (1813-1890), Brigadier General and Governor of South Carolina
- Borland, Solon, (1808-1864), Brigadier General
- Bragg, Braxton, (1817-1871), Lieutenant General
- Breckinridge, John C., (1821-1875), Major General
- Buckner, Simon Bolivar, (1823-1914), Major General, Commanding, Army of East Tennessee
- Cabell, William L., (1827-1911), Brigadier General
- Chalmers, James R., (1831-1898), Brigadier General
- Churchill, Thomas J., (1824-1905), Major General
- Clark, John Bullock Sr., Brigadier General, Commanding, 3rd Division, Missouri State Guard
- Clark, John Bullock Jr., Brigadier General
- Cleburne, Patrick R., (1828-1864), Major General
- Cockrell, Francis Brigadier General, later a United States Senator
- Cooper, Douglas H., (1815-1879), Brigadier General
- Dahlgren, Charles G, (1811-1888), Brigadier General, Commander of the 3rd Brigade, Army of Mississippi
- Dockery, Thomas P., (1833-1898), Brigadier General
- Early, Jubal A., (1816-1894), Lieutenant General
- Evans, Clement A., (1833-1911), Brigadier General
- Evans, Nathan G., (1824-1868), Brigadier General
- Fagan, James F., (1827-1893), Major General
- Forrest, Nathan Bedford, (1821-1877), Cavalry general
- Gordon, John B., (1832-1904), Major General, later a U.S. Senator, railroad executive, and Governor of Georgia
- Govan, Daniel C., (1829-1911), Brigadier General
- Hanson, Roger W., (1827-1863), Brigadier General, mortally wounded at Murfreesboro, Tennessee
- Hawthorn, Alexander T., (1825-1899), Brigadier General
- Hébert, Louis, Colonel, Commanding, 3rd Louisiana Infantry Regiment
- Hill, Ambrose P., (1825-1865), Lieutenant General
- Hill, Daniel H., (1821-1889), Major General
- Hindman, Thomas C., (1828-1868), Major General
- Hood, John Bell, ((1831 - 1879) Lieutenant General
- Huger, Benjamin, (1805-1877), Major General
- Hunton, Eppa, (1822-1908), Brigadier General, later a U.S. Senator from Virginia
- Imboden, John D., (1823-1895), Brigadier General, Virginia politician
- Jackson, Thomas J. "Stonewall", (1824-1863), Lieutenant General
- Johnson, Bushrod R., (1817-1880), Major General
- Johnston, Albert Sidney, (1803-1862), General, killed at Shiloh
- Johnston, Joseph E., (1807-1891), Full General
- Jones, William E., ( -1864), Brigadier General
- Lane, James H., (1833-1907), Brigadier General
- Law, Evander M., (1836-1920), Brigadier General
- Lee, Robert E., (1807-1870), Commander of all Confederate armies
- Lee, Stephen D., (1833-1908), Lieutenant General, the youngest Confederate with that rank
- Longstreet, James, (1821-1904), Lieutenant General
- Mahone, William, (1826-1895), Major General
- Marmaduke, John S., (1833-1887), Major General
- Maxey, Samuel Bell, general.
- McCulloch, Benjamin, Brigadier General, Commanding, McCulloch's Brigade, and Commanding, all Southern Forces at Wilson's Creek
- McGuire, Hunter, (1835-1900), Brigade surgeon, doctor for Stonewall Jackson
- McNair, Evander, (1820-1902), Brigadier General
- McRae, Dandridge, (1829-1899), Brigadier General, Commanding, McRae's Arkansas Infantry Battalion
- Morgan, John Hunt, Brigadier General, Commanding, 2nd Cavalry Brigade, 3rd Division, Department of East Tennessee
- Mosby, John S. (1833-1916), Colonel, guerrilla leader
- Parsons, Mosby M., Brigadier General, Commanding, 6th Division, Missouri State Guard
- Pearce, Nicholas Bartlett, Brigadier General, Commanding, 1st Division, Army of Arkansas, and Commanding, all Arkansas State Forces
- Pemberton, John C., (1814-1881), Lieutenant General, Commanding, Department of Mississippi and Eastern Louisiana
- Pender, William Dorsey, (1834-1863), Major General
- Pickett, George E., (1825-1876), Major General, commander of 'Pickett's Charge'
- Pike, Albert, (1809-1891), Brigadier General
- Polk, Leonidas, (1806-1864), Lieutenant General, cousin of U.S. President James K. Polk
- Price, Sterling, (1809-1867), Major General
- Rains, James S., Brigadier General, Commanding, 2nd Division, Missouri State Guard
- Roane, John Selden, (1817-1867), Major General
- Ruggles, Daniel, (1810-1897), Major General
- Rust, Albert, (1818-1870), Brigadier General
- Scurry, William R., (1821-1864), Brigadier General
- Smith, Edmund Kirby, (1824-1893), General
- Stevenson, Carter L., Major General, Commanding, 2nd Military District, including Vicksburg, Mississippi
- Stuart, James E.B., (1833-1864), Major General, cavalry
- Tappan, James C., (1825-1906), Brigadier General
- Taylor, Walter H., (1838-1916), Lieutenant Colonel
- Thomas, William H., Colonel
- Thompson, M. Jeff, (1826-1876), Brigadier General in the Missouri State Guard
- Van Dorn, Earl, (1820-1863), Major General, Commanding, Army of the West and Trans-Mississippi District
- Vaughn, John C., Brigadier General, Commanding, Vaughn's Brigade
- Walker, Lucius M. "Marsh", (1829-1863), Brigadier General
- Watie, Stand (1806-9 - 1871) Brigadier General.
- Wharton, John A., (1828-1865), Major General
- Wheeler, Joseph, (1813-1892), Major General
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A lot kinda Lincoln, Jefferson Davis was the confederate president, Ulysses Grant was a Very good general, Robert E. Lee was good confederate general, Thomas Jackson aka Stonewall Jackson very good confederate general, William Sherman he was a Union General that marched through Georgia, George Meade, J.E.B Stuart, Phillip Sheridan, P.G.T. Beauregard that's just some of them
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- Abraham Lincoln,
- Jackson Thomas "Stonewall' Jackson
- John Wilkes Booth
- Clara Barton "Angel of the battlefield"
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