Capt., Co. H.
  of the 28th Thomas' Regiment Louisiana Infantry ...Flag design is based on a small torn section of a regimental battle flag which is on display in the Confederate Museum, New Orleans, Louisiana. Usually when a regiment was disbanded the flag was torn into ten pieces and a piece given to each of the ten company commanders. (Placement of Battle Inscriptions is specualtive and based on similar Confederate battle flags of the same period.)  ...At this point in time, we are still searching for an image of Capt. Emile Evarsite Lauve and we hope to add one in the forseeable future.Should any of his decendants have a photo of him, and would gratiously care to place a copy of his photo at this web site...this researcher would be grateful. ~*~ Emile Evariste Lauve Capt. Co. H. ~*~ Lauve, Emele E., Capt. Co. H, 28th (Thomas') La. Inf. En.-. Roll for May 1 to Aug. 31, 1862, Present. Roll for Sept. and Oct., 31, 1862. Absent with leave from Oct. 8 to Oct.31, 1862. Roll for Oct. 31, 1862, to Feb. 28, 1863. Present, Comdg. Co. Federal Rolls of Prisoners of War, Captured and Paroled at Vicksburg, Miss., July 4, 1863. Official Rolls of Paroled Officers, Paroled at Alexandria, La., June 4, 1865, as Lauve, E. E., Capt. 28th La. Inf. Co. H. ~ Biography ~ Emile Evariste Lauve: In 1890 he was the proprietor and manager of Soadia plantation five miles below Donaldsonville on Bayou Lafourche. He was also a member of the police jury, ward 8 of Assumption Parish. Emile was born in Iberville parish on 30 May 1839, the son of Norbert A. and Amelia (Dupuy) Lauve, natives of Natchitoches and Iberville parishes respectively. daughter. He received his education in Jefferson college but left that institution one year short of graduation due to his father's illness and he returned home to take over the operation of the families Celeste plantation. which became part of the 28th. (Thomas') infantry. They were in the siege and all the battles around Vicksburg but after were ransferred to the trans- Mississippi department. Joseph Simonaud and they were the parents of two children, Joseph E., a graduate of Jefferson College and was a studying law with E. N. Pugh of Donaldsonville. Daughter Luci B. was living at home in 1890 and so were her parents both living in that time. Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Louisiana Vol. I. p. 535 to Edgar F. Cook for providing the above biographical information about Emile Evariste Lauve, Capt. Co. H. |
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