The Knickerbocker Press / Southern Illinois University Press / C. W. Calkins & Co. / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Union complex / Library of Congress Photos / /
IndustryTerm
transportation / real estate / /
MusicGroup
Archives / /
NaturalFeature
Appomattox river / James River / /
Organization
U.S. government / army / Department of the Treasury / Government Printing Office / Southern Claims Commission / Congress / Thirty-Second Regiment Massachusetts Infantry / Southern Illinois University / United States Army / Confederate General Robert E. Lee‟s Army / /
Person
Quartermaster Armies / William Barnes / Diley / Ulysses Grant / Thomas A. McParlin / John Y. Simon / William James / Rufus Ingalls / Septima / Montgomery C. Meigs / Ulysses S. Grant / Robert E. Lee / Douglass / Edward Hincks / C. William James / Georgianna / Charles H. T. Collis / Isaac S. Stewart / Emma / /
Position
Major General / Medical Director / General / Chief / Provost Marshal / maid to General Charles H. T. Collis / Brigadier General / Nurse / Major / Lieutenant General / Brigadier / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / Maine / Pennsylvania / Henrico County / /
African-Americans at City Point, [removed]On May 5, 1864, United States Colored Troop regiments (abbreviated as U.S.C.T.) in Brigadier General Edward Hincks‟ division seized City Point (now Hopewell), where the James