Chapter X (4)
Thompson, Robert P., 8, 189.
Thornley, William H., 94, 189.
Tobin, Michael, 8, 189.
Todd, James W., 94, 189.
Tompkins, Gen. Charles H., 100, 107.
Tongue, Eben, 66, 82, 94, 189.
Tracy, Francis, 189.
Tracy, George E., 8, 26, 168, 189, 198.
Trucksaes, Herman E. O., 8, 189.
True, Elias R., 8, 189.
Tschamer, Baptiste, 8, 189.
Tully, John, 189.
Turner, Andrew, 8, 27, 189.
Tweedale, Charles, 31, 67, 95, 190, 199.
Tweedale, William B., 95, 190.
United States troops mentioned:
Third Artillery (Gitting’s), 48.
Second Infantry, 65.
Thirty-ninth Infantry, 65.
Vallette, Gilbert P., 95, 190, 199.
Varney, Henry C., 8, 190.
Vaslett, Charles, 66, 82, 190.
Vaughn, Albert A., 95, 190.
Vaughn, Charles D., 95, 153, 190.
Venner, John F., 95, 190.
Vermont troops mentioned:
Second Infantry, 13.
Ninth Infantry, 13.
Twelfth Infantry, 16, 100.
Sixteenth Infantry, 18.
Vernon, George W., 190.
Vincent, Charles, 95, 190.
Vroman, William, 196.
Wade, James, 95, 190.
Wadsworth, Gen. James S., 37.
Walden, Joseph, Jr., 95, 191.
Ward, George, 191.
Ward, John, 95, 191.
Warren, Gen. Gouverneur K., 37, 39.
Washington, Gen. George, 80.
Webster, Lieut. Clement, 5, 105–106, 160, 197.
Weiner, T. Felix, 8, 191.
Wellman, Henry A., 8, 191.
Wells, Albert, 8, 153–154, 191.
Westcott, George H., 117.
Westcott, Gilbert O., 117.
Westcott, Lieut. William B., 116–117, 162.
Wheaton, Dr. Francis L., 63.
Wheaton, Gen. Frank, 59, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 71, 79, 104.
White, John D., 18, 194.
White, Lucian, 193.
White, Reuben G., 8, 191.
White, William H., 95, 191, 199.
Whitney, George, 191.
Whittlesey, Major C. H., Assistant Adjutant-General Artillery Reserve,
49, 67, 104.
Williams, George, 191.
Williams, George A., 31, 191, 199.
Wilson, Charles, 8, 191.
Wilson, Charles, 191.
Wilson, Charles, 192.
Wilson, George, 192.
Wilson, Senator Henry, 12.
Wilson, James, 8, 192.
Wilson, James, 2d, 8, 192.
Wilson, James J., 192.
Wilson, John, 192.
Woodbury, Rev. Augustus, 32, 41.
Wood, James, 8, 95, 192.
Woodley, George F., 90.
Woodward, Alden H., 95, 192.
Wright, Gen. Horatio G., 63, 65, 67, 71.
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TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES
1. P. 168, changed “Feb. 1, 1862” to “Feb. 1, 1863”. 2. P. 200, made all corrections listed in the Errata. 3. Silently corrected typographical errors and variations in spelling. 4. Retained anachronistic, non-standard, and uncertain spellings as printed. 5. Enclosed italics font in _underscores_.
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