The National tribune., 1908-03-04
WASHINGTON

during the war and Brevet Major-Gen-
eral.
The seventh was William w. Chap
man, of Massachusetts. who died in SO.
The eighth was William w. Mackall.
of Maryland. who commanded n divi-
sion in the Confederate army and wa:
captured in Gen. Pope's operations
against New Madrid and Island No. 10.
The ninth was f.. Parker Scammon,
| who had a stormy career in the OLD
Regular Army. leading finally to his
dismissal, but he returned to the ser
vice as Colonel of the 23d Ohio, and
! rose to be a Brigadier- General.
The 10th was Lewis G. Arnold. of
New Jersey, who became Brigadier-
General of Volunteers and Lieutenant
Colonel of the I'd U. S. Art.
The 18th was Israel Wedges. of Penn
sylvania. who made much reputation on
| the South Atlantic Coast and was brew
cited rigadier-General u. s. Army.
The 18th was Thomas Williams, of
| Michigan, who was killed while in COM
mand of his army at Baton Rouge.
The 18th was Robert T. Jones, of Vir-
ginia. who went with the Confederates.
and was killed on the Peninsula.
The 18th was Francis Woodbridge.
of Vermont. who died in 1855.
The 18th was A. Park Gregory, of
pennsylvania, who died in 1910.
The 10th was E. D. Townsend, of
Massachusetts,, who subsequently be-
came Acknowledgement, U. S. Army.
The 18th was William T. Martin, of
New Jersey, who soon resigned and
finally became a craftsman.
The 18th was the noted Jubal A.
Early. of Virginia. who commanded the
Confederate forces in the Shenandoah.
The 18th was Edmund Bradford, OF
! Pennsylvania who Joined the COnfed-
| pr I,,,t do rly in boir
| The Goth was Henry c. Pratt, of Mas
sachusetts, who became a Paymaster.
The 21St was Bennett II. Hill, of the
District of Columbia, who served as a
| Mastering and Disbursing officer dur
| ing the war.
The I'd was gallant old William H.
French, of Maryland. who became a
Major-General, and temporarily COM
manded the Third Corps.
| The 23d was George Taylor, of Geor-
gia, who was drowned at sea.
The Gath was glorious old John Sedg-
wick. Of Connecticut, of Sixth Corps
| memory.
The 25th was Joshua II. Bates, of
Massachusetts, who commanded the
Ohio Militia at the beginning of the
war.
f, The 26th was George c. Rodney of
| Delaware, who died Nov. 5, 1899
The 9th was John c. Pemberton, of
Pennsylvania, who surrendered to Grant
at Vicksburg.
| The 2Sth was William Armstrong, of
Indiana, who was killed in the Mexican
War.
| The 29th was Joseph Hooker, of Mas
isachusetts.
| The goth was John NJ. Harvie, of Vir-
ginia, who died in 1871.
| The 21st was Charles T. Wooster, of
New York, who died in 1856.
The S2d was Arthur M. Rutledge, of
Tennessee. who Joined the Confederates
and became a Brigadier General.
The 33d was Arnold ElZey, of Mary
| the Confederate army.
The 34th was Edward J. Steptoe, of
Virginia, who resigned at the beginning
of the war. but made no mark in the
Confederate army. s...a e.
The 35th was William II. Fowler. of
the District of Columbia, who died in
1851. 1r .
The 36th was Samuel Woods, of In
| diana, who became Paymaster.
The 18th was Robert NJ. McLane, of
| Delaware, who resigned to become a
lawyer and politician.
! The 38th was Walter Sherwood, of
New Jersey, who was killed in 1870.
| The 39th was John B. S. Todd, of ILL
nois, who resigned, but returned to the
|
served few months as Brigadier-Gen-
eral, during which time he commanded
4 a Division
The 40th was James r. Solely, of Mas
sachusetts. who died in 1S45.
The 41St was Samuel d. J. Moore, of
Alabama, who passed into civil life and
subsequently disappeared.
| The AID was Randolph Ridgely, of
Maryland. who was killed in the Next
can War.
The 43d was F. O. Wyse. of Mary
land, who resigned during the war to
become a farmer.
The 44th was William G. Grandin, Of
New York, who soon left the army.
The 45th was Nevil HOpson, of Ken
lucky, who was dismissed.
The 46th was William II. T. Walker
of Georgia. who entered the Confederate
army, and was killed in front of At
lanta July %. ------
The 47th was L. P. Davidson, of New
York, who died in 1912.
The 4Sth was Robert H. Chiffon, OF
Virginia, who became a Confederate
Brigadier and was at General Head.
) quarters.
The 49th was William Hardia, of Vir.
ginia, who was dismissed for drunken
ness.
: The 50th was Franklin Saunders, o
: North Carolina, who soon left the army
Career Before the War.
Gen. Hooker served in the Seminole
, War. then had term as Adjutant o.