INDEX.

787

Fort Wood, Ga. , 3 : 698.

Fort Hindman, The, TJ gun-boat, 4:650, 359, 362-5.

Forts and war vessels, relativestrength of, 2: 75; 4: 8, 12, 31, 33, 70[see Earthworks].

Foster, Abby Kelly, 1: 85.

-, Henry C., 2d lieut. 23d Ind., 3 :

541.

-, H. II. , TJ acting master, 4 : 028.

-, Jacob T., capt. 1st Wis. bat’y,

3 : 466.

-, James P., TJ lieut.-com’r on

Yazoo, 3 : 561, 563.

-, John G., TJ maj.-gen., 1 : 49;

por’ts, 1 : 42, 650; capt. engineersFort Sumter, 1 : 40, 43, 45, 52, 61;brig.-gen. on coast division, 1 : 661;at Roanoke Island, 1 : 642; at NewBerne , 1 : 648, 650, 669; com’ds dept.of the Ohio , 4 : 103, 293; Fort Mon-roe, 4 : 207; S. E. Va. , 4 : 706; com’dsdept, of the South, 4 : 669; quoted,

1 : 83.

-, John Y., his “New Jersey and

the Rebellion,” quoted, 1 : 665.

-, J. W., TJ col., E. Tram., 4: 476.

-, Robt. S., TJ b’v’t maj.-gen.,

lieut.-col. 13th Ind., 2 : 306; brig.-gen., in S. E. Va. (1863), 4 : 706.

Foundries, C, 1 : 628.

Four Mile Creek, Va. , action (Aug.5th, 1863), 4 ; 706.

Fowler, Edw. B., TJ b’v’t brig.-gen.,col. 14th N. Y. militia (84th vols.),3 : 276-7.

Fox,-, C capt. Va. , 4: 96.

-.Gustavus V.,TJ (naval) capt., 1;

5; por’t, 1 : 626; character, 4 : 32,35;Sumter expedition, 1: 78; ass’tsee’ynavy, 1 : 342-3, 624; 2 : 24, 265; 4:634; quoted, 1 : 728; 2 : 265 ; 4: 30,34, 41, 44.

-, Perrin V., capt. 1st Mich, engi-neers, 3 : 714.

Fox’s Gap, Md. , 2 : 562-3, 567, 574,585-6,589, 630 ; 4 : 495; cuts, 2 : 572-3. Ar-ticle, 2: 583.

France , supposed sympathy with theSouth, 3 : 639.

Frank, John D., capt. 1st N. Y. art’y,

2 : 432 ; 3 : 115.

-, Paul, TJ b’v’t brig.-gen., 4:157.

Frankfort, Ky. , 3 : 46-7.

Franklin, Wm. B., TJ maj.-gen., 4:501;por’ts, 2 : 377 ; 3 : 132; w, 4 : 357;character, 4 : 349; Bull Run, 1:175,188,192; Peninsula, 2: 172,174,178-9,182,206,437; York river, 2:221; SevenPines, 2 : 178-9, 181; after SevenPines, 2 : 326, 329, 332, 366-82; Mal-vern Hill, 2:185, 414; duringretreat,2 : 366-82,388; in N. Va., 2 : 461; Sec-ond Bull Run , 2 : 489, 539-41; Antie-tam, 2 : 614,628,633,646-7, 657, 685,695;Fredericksburg , 3 : 70, 73-6, 78, 83-5,88,91,127, and generally to 140, Burn-side’s order concerning, 3 : 216,note; after Fredericksburg , 3 : 239;in Texas , 3 : 571; com’ds NineteenthCorps, 3 : 598; in La., 4 : 349, 351,353, 356, note, 371; relieved, 4 : 361;mentioned, 4 : 106; quoted, 3 :119,128, 134-6, 138. Articles, “ Rear-Gnard Fighting during the Changeof Base,” 2 : 366-82; “The SixthCorps at the Second Bull Run, ” 2 :539-40; “Notes on Crampton’s Gapand Antietam,” 2 : 591-7.

Franklin, La., 3 : 591.

Franklin, Tenn. , battle (Nov. 30, 1864),4 : 257, 433-5, 449-53, 466; losses, 4 :257-8, 453; views near, 4 : 445, 449,452 ; field, cuts, 4 : 447, 451.

- , Map , 4 : 430.

-, West Va. , 2 : 280, 290, 298.

Fraser, James, C officer, 1 : 82.

-[John I.] and Co., 1: 107.

Frayser’s [Fraser] Farm, Va. , 2 : 377,381, 389, 395, 397, 399-403; cut, 2 : 398;battle (June 30, ’62), cuts, 2 : 400,402.Article, 2 : 396.

-, Map , 2 : 397 .

Frazer, John W., C brig.-gen., 3 : 731.Frederick the Great , quoted, 3 : 387.Frederick, Md. , 2 : 554, 656, 560, 583-4,604, 620, 663-4; 3 : 242, 269, 291, 397,407, 408; 4 : 495; TJ flag in, 2 : 618.Fredericksburg, Va. , 2 : 452, 454, 458,460-1; views of, 3 :118-19,124; viewsnear, 3 : 130, 226, 230; scenes, 3 :76-8, 83-4, 107-8, 117 ; bomb., 3 : 71;cut, 3 : 112; occupied by TJ, 3 : 121,227; evacuation, 3:117-18,231; C at,in 1862, 1 : 257; battle (Dec. 11-15,1862) [see, also, Burnside and Marye’sHeights]; plan, 3 : 7-8, 10 ; scenes(outs), 3 : 80, 87, 96, 114, 116, 129,140;opposing forces, etc., 3 : 143-7;cause of defeat, 3 : 255; responsi-bility for, 3 :101; results of battle,3 : 119, 126; after battle [see also“Mud march”], 3 :156; in 1863, 3 :261; base of supplies for TJ army in1864, 4 : 116; mentioned, 4 :119,165.Articles, 3 : 70-142.

-, Map , 3 : 74 .

Fredericksburg , The, C iron-clad, 1 :629 ; 4 : 706-7.

-Railway, 4:148 [see, also, Rich.

and F. R. R.].

Fredericktown, Mo. , skirmish (Oct.

17-21, 1861), 1 : 287.

Freeman, Martin, TJ pilot, 4 : 390.Fremantle, Arthur Jas., lieut.-col.Coldstream Guards, Gettysburg , 3 :346, 366; quoted, 3 : 367.

Frdinont, John C., TJ maj.-gen., por’t,

1 : 288; buys arms abroad, 1 : 280;maj.-gen., 1 : 278; com’ds in Mo. , 1 :274,278-88; slavery proclamation, 1:278; 2 :114; plan of campaign, 1 :285; convention with Price, 1 : 287;removed, 1 : 278, 287 ; his removal amilitary’ misfortune, 1: 314-15; inWest Va. , 2 : 278-81, 285; disobeysorders, 2 : 291; in Shenandoah, 2 :291, 292, 296, 310-11 ; relieved, 2 : 280;in N. Va., 2 : 449; requests to berelieved, 2 : 450; proposed re-assign-ment, 4 : 99; quoted, 2 : 292, 296.Article, “In Command in Mo. ,” 1:278-88.

French , C. A., TJ naval lieut,, com.

vessel, 4 : 627, 628, 632.

-, Frank S., lieut, IstTJ. S. art’y,

2 : 126 ; Antietam, 2 : 679.

-, Sam’l G., C maj.-gen., in S. E.

Va, (1862-63), 2 : 428 ; 4 : 533; Atlanta cam., 4 : 254, 281, 283; Allatoona, 4:322, note, 325, note; in N. Ga., 4 : 425;quoted, 4 : 323.

-, Wm. II., TJ maj.-gen., Gaines’s

Mill, 2 : 181, 337 , 340; Seven Pines,2: 255-6, 258; White Oak Bridge, 2:381; Malvern Hill, 2 : 414; Antie-taill, 2 : 637, 643, 645, 678, 679, 684;Fredericksburg , 3 :108, 111, 113,118,126 ; Chancellorsville, 3:165, 189;Gettysburg campaign, 3 : 270; after

Gettysburg, 3 : 379, 380; on Rappa-hannock, 4:85, 88; atPay’ne’s Farm,4 : 88.

French Broad, Tenn. , Unionists of, 3 :745.

Fribley, Chas. W., col. 8th U. S. (col-ored), 4 : 77; k, 4 : 78-9.

Frick, J. G.,col. 27th Pa. militia, 3:268.

Frietchie, Barbara, 2 : 622.

-, Article, 2 : 618.

Frobel, B. W., C col. engineers, 4 :669 ; quoted, 2 : 245, 261.

Front Royal, Va. , 4 : 502; actions (May23, 1862), 2 : 288-9,302; cut, 2 : 287;(May 30, 1862), 2 : 310, 311, 464, note.

Front Royal Pike, Va. , action (Sej)t.21st, 1864), 4 : 510.

Frontier [Mo.-Ark.], army of, 3 : 446,447, 453.

Frost, D. M., C brig.-gen., 1 : 264 ;por’t, 1: 265.

-, Edw. D., C capt,., it, 4 : 25.

Fry, B. D., C brig.-gen., col. 18th Ala.,w, 3 : 367; Gettysburg , 3 : 354.

-, .Tas. B., TJ b’v’t mqj.-gen., 1: 5,

492, 506; por’t, 3 : 33; quoted, 3 : 8,60, 61. Articles, “McDowell’s Ad-vance to Bull Run,” 1:167; “Noteson the Locomotive Chase,” 2: 716.

-, Jos., C lieut. com’g “Maure-

pas,” 3 : 551-2; w and c, 3 : 553.

-, Speed S., TJ brig.-gen., col.

4th Ky. , 1 : 387 ; por’t, 1 : 390; w,1: 391.

-, W. O., capt. 7tli Va., 4 : 201-2.

Fryingpan Church, Va. , 1: 201, note.

Fullam,-, C m’st’r’s mate, 4 ; 610

019-21.

Fuller, John W., TJ b’v’t mai.-gencol. 27th O., 2: 759; com. brigade in’Tram., 3 ; 452 ; Atlanta cam., 4 :317, 326, 327, 329.

-,Wm. A., C capt., por’t, 2 : 712.

Fullerton, Jos. S., TJ b’v’t brig.-gen.,Articles, “ Reenforcing Thomas atChickamauga,” 3 : 665; "The Armyof the Cumberland,” 3 : 719.

Fulton, The, TJ ram, 3 : 561.

-, Tlie, TJ cruiser, 1: 624.

Funkstown, Md. , 3 : 253, 380; 4 : 82.Funsten, Oliver R., C capt., 1:111-12

114.

Fyffe, Jas. P„ col. 59th Ohio , com’gbrigade at Stone’s River, 3 : 623 , 030.

Gadsden, Chas. A., adj. 9th N. Y k1; 657.

——, Ala., 4 : 427, 441.

Gaines, Tlie, C gun-boat, 4 : 391, 392,399,400, 401,409; destroyed, 4:403.

Gaines’s Mill, Va. , 2:331; battl (June27,1862), 2 : 181, 330, 398; cuts, 2 : 332,338,341; final attack, 2 : 340; strengthand losses, 2 : 337, 342, 359; Lee’sorders, 2 : 351; artillery losses, 2 :344; character of forces, 2 : 343.

-, Articles, 2: 319-65.

-, Map , 2 : 334.

Gainesville, Va. , 2 : 461,464, 466, 468,472, 478-9, 502, 507.

-, (Buckland Mills), skirmish

(Oct. 19, 1863), 4 : 85 [see Groveton].

Gaither, Geo. R., C capt. cav., 2 : 507.

Galbraith, Robt., TJ lieut.-col. 6thTenn. ear., 4 : 415.

Galena, The, TJ iron-clad, 1 : 617, 709,711, 748; 2 : 29, 268-70 : 4 : 36, 385,394 ; cut, 4 : 389.

Gallagher, Thos. F., TJ b’v’t brig.-gen.;2 : 569, 574, 579.