1038 Series I Volume XXVII-II Serial 44 - Gettysburg Campaign Part II
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Cram, T. J. For correspondence as A. D. C. and Chief of Staff, see John E. Wool. Crampton, B. P. Mentioned . 757
Crane, J. P. Mentioned . 286, 511
Crane, Robert. Mentioned . 996
Cranston, James A. Mentioned . 256
Cravens, John Mentioned . 87, 94, 103, 106, 110, 118, 123, 131, 135, 136, 192
Testimony of. Evacuation of Winchester and Martinsburg, June, 1863 . 129-135
Crawford, R. T. Mentioned . 475
Crispin, Silas. Mentioned . 914, 924
Crittenden, George B. Mentioned . 950, 951, 955, 959
Croft, E. Mentioned . 662-664
Cron, William L. Mentioned . 61, 64
Crooke, Philip S. Correspondence with Darius N. Couch . 242 Mentioned . 214, 230, 232, 233, 238, 239, 246, 908, 910, 911
Report of Gettysburg Campaign, June 3-Aug. 1, 1863 . 240
Cropsey, William J. Mentioned . 240, 243, 908
Crosby, Pierce. Mentioned . 793
Crosman, F. E. Mentioned . 801, 802
Crowell, James M. Mentioned . 667
Crown, Joshua R. Mentioned . 768, 771
Croxton, W. V. Mentioned . 784
Crudup, A. D. Mentioned . 645
Crump's Cross-Roads, Va. Skirmish at. See Baltimore, or Crump's, Cross-Roads and Baltimore Store, Va. Skirmish at, July 2, 1863. Crutchfield, S. Mentioned . 439
Cullen, Edgar M. Mentioned . 804
Cullen, H. Mentioned . 779, 780
Cullen, J. S. D. Mentioned . 363
Culver. J. F. Mentioned . 563
Cummings, Emory. Mentioned . 973, 974
Cunningham, John L. Mentioned . 845-847
Report of expeditions from White House to South Anna River and Bottom's Bridge, Va., July 1-7, 1863 . 849
Cunningham, John M. Mentioned . 288, 604
Cunningham's Cross-Roads, Pa. Skirmish at, July 5, 1863* . 6 Cureton, T. J. Mentioned . 645
Currance, James. Mentioned . 983
Currence, -. Mentioned . 813
Curtin, Andrew G. Mentioned . 211, 212, 214, 217, 240, 271, 272
For correspondence, etc., see Pennsylvania, Governor of.
Curtis, Nathan. Mentioned . 851
Cushing, Caleb, Steamer. Mentioned . 801-803
Cutler, John. Mentioned . 1003, 1005
Cutting, F. B. Correspondence with War Department, U. S 914, 915 Cutts, A. S. Mentioned . 356, 635, 636
Cuyahoga, Steamer. Mentioned . 929
Dabney, Chiswell. Mentioned . 685, 710, 727
Dabney, V. Mentioned . 532
Dale, Richard C. Mentioned . 216
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* No circumstantial reports on file.
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