I am searching for a mysterious Boudreaux from the 30th Louisiana Infantry Company G that died in Cassville, Georgia December 9th 1863 from the Southern Confederacy Newspaper March 25th 1864.
It only has his name Bourdreaux and a line in front of his first name.
I found this site about Acadians in Gray.
http://www.acadiansingray.com/30th Regt.-Bn. Inf.htm
And I found a partial roster for Company G
Company G (Stephens Guards, Becnel’s)
St. John the Baptist
BOUDREAUX [Bondro], E. Pvt. Res. Lafourche [Par.]. [En. n.d.,n.p.] POW prl. Meridian, MS, 12 May 65. [NER.] (B1:32b)
BOUDREAUX, Marcel [Marcelin]. Pvt. See Company B, this unit.
BOUGERE, Achille D. 2LT. // CSRC, Index: Achille D. BOUGERE, A. D. BOUGERE. // Also served on General Staff as Sgt.Maj.
xBOURGEOIS, J. Baptiste. Pvt. En. 10 Apr 62, New Orleans. AWOL in enemy’s lines, May-Aug 63. Drp. fr rolls, 27 Aug 63. [NFR.] (B1:63b)
But the Boudreaux I am searching for does not seem to match these records. These guys seemed to make it past 1865 and I noticed Marcel is also in Company B. So I go to Company B
Company B [remnants of Henry Clay Guards, St. James Guards (Lacoul’s [Lecoul’s, formerly 2nd Special Battalion Infantry], & Sumter Greys Companies. A & B, added to Lewis Guards] (Jones’s)
Orleans/St. James
BOUDREAUX, Adrien. Pvt. En. 19 Mar 62, Thibodaux. Pres. to Sep 62. Sep-Oct 62: Abs. at hosp. in Clinton. Disch. 12 Dec 62. [NFR.] (B1:52b)
BOUDREAUX [Boudro], Charles Marie. Pvt. En. 19 Mar 62, Thibodaux. Pres. to Dec 62. May-Jun 63: Abs. sick. Was left in Port Hudson. Late Aug 63-late Feb 65: Abs. Taken POW at Port Hudson, [?] Jul 63. [NFR.] (B1:56b)
BOUDREAUX [Boudro], Emile. Pvt. Res. Lafourche Par. En. 19 Mar 62, Thibodaux. Late Apr-Sep 62: Des. Sep-Oct 62: Abs. at hosp., [n.p.]. Pres. Dec 62-Feb 65. Prl. Meridian, MS, 14 May 65. (B1:56b)
*BOUDREAUX, Gaspard. Pvt. Res. Thibodaux. Cmplx. dark. Hair dark. Eyes dark. 5’ 9½". En. 19 Mar 62, Thibodaux. Pres. to Oct 62. Nov-Dec 62: At hosp. in LA. Pres. May 63-Apr 64. POW cap. nr. Atlanta, 5 Aug 64. Rcd. at Louisville Mil. Prison, KY, 12 Aug 64. Fwd. to Camp Chase, OH, 13 Aug 64. Rel on oath of alleg., Camp Chase, 11 Jun 65. (B1:53-4b)
+BOUDREAUX, Joseph. Pvt. En. 19 Mar 62, Thibodaux. Late Apr-Sep 62: AWOL. Pres. Sep-Oct 62. D. Clinton, 7 Dec 62. (B1:54b)
*BOUDREAUX, Louis. Pvt. En. 19 Mar 62, Thibodaux. Pres. thru Apr 64. POW cap. nr. Franklin, TN, 17 Dec 64. Sent to Mil. Prison, Louisville, KY, fr Nashville, TN, 20 Dec 64. Trfr. to Camp Douglas, IL, 22 Dec 64. Disch. [n.p.], 18 May 65. (B1:54b)
*BOUDREAUX, Marcel [Marcelin]. Pvt. Cpl. Res. Labadieville. Cmplx. dark. Hair black. Eyes black. 5’ 5½". Age 21. En. 19 Mar 62, Thibodaux. Pres. to Sep 62. Appt. Cpl. 22 May 62. Abs. at hosp., Clinton, Sep-Oct 62. Pres. Dec 62-Apr 64. POW cap. nr. Atlanta, GA, 5 Aug 64. Sent to Mil. Prison, Louisville, KY, fr Nashville, TN, 12 Aug 64. Fwd. to Camp Chase, OH, 14 Aug 64. Rel. on oath of alleg., [n.p.], 11 Jun 65. Also Co. G. (B1:54-5b)
Which laves me with a couple. Joseph and Charles Marie. Charles seems to be taken as a POW in July of 1863 and Joseph was last seen at Clinton.
So I searched Find A Grave. After all if he is buried somewhere then he is not in Cassville, Georgia
I found a Joseph Boudreaux but his data is more of a place marker.
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/92789856/joseph-boudreaux
PVT, Co B, 30th LA Inf (CSA)...Pvt. Co. B. 30th La. Infty. En. March 19th, 1862, Thibodaux, La. Rolls from April 24th to Sept. 4th, 1862, "Absent without leave." Roll for Sept. and Oct., 1862, Present. Roll for Nov. and Dec., 1862, "Died Dec. 7th, 1862, at Clinton, La."
There were several for Charles but none for Charles Marie.
So what I can establish is the 30th Louisiana Company G was called to the area and participated in the battles for Atlanta. I just cant find a Boudreaux that did not return home or died in a Cassville hospital.