General Joseph Souham
Born: April 30, 1760
Died: April 28, 1837
Place of Birth: Lubersac, Corrčze
Cause of Death: Natural causes
| Battle | Unit | Rank |
| Tourcoing | Général de division | 1st Division |
| Lützen | Général de division | III Corps (Ney) - 8th Division |
| Bautzen | Général de division | III Corps (Ney) - 8th Division |
| Leipzig | Général de division | III Corps |
General Souham was distinguished throughout the campaigns of the Revolution, but fell from favor after the Revolution due to his close association with General Moreau. In 1804, he was arrested and given no active assignments until 1807. Later sent to Spain, he had some success and his reputation was restored. Souham did not join Napoleon during the Hundred Days.
Sources: Haythornthwaite (Who Was Who), Six (Dictionnaire Biographique)