119, 121, 134-144.
Chancellorsville, 72, chapter v;
158-159, 162.

tysburg, 129; Reams's Station,
278; Boydton Road, 281-282,
284, 287.

Coons, Colonel John, 203.
Corbin's Bridge (Po River), 185.
Couch, General D. N., at West

Point, II; Malvern Hill, 49;
takes command of Second

Corps, 53; Fredericksburg,
55, 64; Chancellorsville, 74,
77, 82, 87, 89-90, 92-93; re-
linquishes command of Sec-
ond Corps, 93–94.
Cowan, Captain, commanding
battery, 141.

Craig, Colonel C. A., 258.
Crampton's Pass (South Moun-
tain), 46.

Crawford, Fort, Hancock on
duty at, 20.

186, 255.
Egan, General Thomas W.,
North Anna, 211; Petersburg,
238; Boydton road, 281, 286.
Ely's Ford (the Rapidan), 74,
158, 162.
Emmittsburg road (Gettysburg),
120-121, 125.

Ewell, General B. S., Gettys-
burg, 110-111, 113, 129; Mine
Run, 150; Wilderness, 163-
164, 167, 169, 170; the Sali-
ent, 195, 207-209.

74, 158.

Getty, General George W., 164–
165, 168, 170.

Gettysburg, battle of, 30, 161–
162, 181-182, 314, chapters
vi-viii.

Gibbon, General John, Chancel-
lorsville, 74, 85; Gettysburg,
IOI, IC7-108, 128, 131, 135,
141, 144, 146, 149, 155, 161;
Wilderness, 165–166,170,172-
174; Spottsylvania, 192; the
Salient, 205-206; North Anna
and Totopotomoy, 211-212,
214, 216; Cold Harbor, 220-
221; 225; Petersburg, 234,
237, 239, 241; recommended
by Grant for command of Sec-
ond Corps, 245; Deep Bot-
tom, 256; Reams's Station,
260, 262, 267, 274.
Glady Run (Po River), 186–188.
Glendale, battle of, 156.
Golding's house (Chickahom-
iny), 45.

Gordon, General John B., 195,
199, 208.

Gordonsville, 80, 89.

Grant, General U. S., at West
Point, 11-14; appointed lieu-
tenant general, 152; Wilder-
ness, 158-159, 162, 168, 169;
Spottsylvania, 183-186; the
Salient, 194-196; North An-
na and Totopotomoy, 209, 213,
215; Cold Harbor, 217, 219,
226; Petersburg, 230-231; re-
ply to Hancock's application

for a court of inquiry, 235;
recommends Hancock as com-
mander of the Army of the
Potomac, 245; change of
plans, 246; Deep Bottom,
248-249; telegraphs Secre-
tary Stanton regarding Han-
cock's promotion, 254-256;
Boydton road, 281-283, 288-
289; Five Forks, 293; Ap-
pomattox, 294, 303.
Greene, General George S., 130.
Gregg, General David M., 30-

31, 255, 257, 260, 262, 264,
273-274, 279, 281-282, 287.
Griffin, Captain Eugene, 315.
Guinea Station, Va., 209.
Gurley House (Petersburg), 260.

Halifax Road, 263-265, 273.
Hall, Colonel N. J., 105.
Halleck, General H. W., 58.
Hampton, General Wade, 266-

267, 270.

Hancock, Major John, 37 n, 59.
Hancock, General Winfield

Scott, birth and education,
chapter i; graduated from
West Point and revetted
second lieutenant, 17; serv-
ice in Mexico, 18-20; mar-
riage, 21-22; service in Flori-
da, 22; ordered to California,
23-4; to the seat of war,
1851, 36; appointed brigadier
general of volunteers, 37;
his qualifications for service,
28-40; battle of Williams-
burg, 41-43; Seven Days'
Battles, 44-45; assumes com-

mand of division on battle-
field of Antietam, 47-48 ;
Harper's Ferry, 53; march
along Blue Ridge, 55; Fred-
ericksburg, 59-72; Chancel-
lorsville, chapter v; assumes
command of Second Corps,
94; Gettysburg, chapters vi-
viii; in command of field,
July 1st, 106-107; relations to
General Howard, 114-118;
wounded, 143-145; returns
to corps, 151; in the Wilder-
ness, chapters x-xi; at Spott-
sylvania, chapter xii; at the
Salient, chapter xiii; at Cold
Harbor, chapter xiv; march
to Petersburg, 231-235; re-
quests court of inquiry, 235;
before Petersburg, 237-242;
presides over court of inquiry
on Burnside's Mine, 254; ap-
pointed brigadier general in
regular army, 254; at Deep
Bottom, 247-258; at Reams's
Station, 260-278; at Boydton
road, 279-288; obtains leave
of absence, 288-289; relin-
quishes command of Second
Corps, 290; appointed to
raise and command veteran
corps, 289-291; assumes com-
mand of Middle Military
Division, 292; ordered to
Washington on President
Lincoln's assassination, 295;
appointed major general in
regular amy, 296; ordered
to Fort Leavenworth, 296;
Indian war, 296; ordered

to New Orleans, 296; Gen-
eral Orders No. 40, 297-
298; takes command of the
Division of the Atlantic, 303;
candidate for nomination for
the presidency in 1868, 303;|
death of Ada Hancock, 304;
nominated in 1880 by Demo-
cratic Convention, 306; do-
mestic and official life at Gov-
ernor's Island, 308; death of
Russell Hancock, 311; at
Grant's funeral, 311; revisits
Gettysburg, 312; illness and
death, 313; interment at
Norristown, 314; his family,
315; public memorials, 316.
Hancock, Mrs.. marriage, 21-
22; life at Fort Myers, 22,
34-35; accompanies General
Hancock to California, 24;
her reminiscences of her hus-
band, 34, 315; her death, 315.
Hanover Junction, 210.
Hanover town, 212-213.
Hare House (Petersburg), 238-

239, 241.

Harney, General W. S., 22.
Harper's Ferry, 52-53, 98.
Harrison's Creek (Appomattox

River), 232-233.

Harrison House (Spottsylvania),

195, 203.

Harrow, General William, IOI.
Haskell, Colonel F. A., 144, 222.
Hatcher's Run, 279-281, 284,
288.

Hays, General Alexander, at
West Point, 12; his brigade
joins Second Corps, 97; Get-

tysburg, 126, 135, 141-144,
146; Morton's Ford, 151;
Wilderness, 180-181.
Hays, General H. T., 129
Hays, General William, 149.
Hazard, General John G., 101.
Heintzelman, General S. P., 41,
44.

Heth, General H., Gettysburg,
103; Spottsylvania, 188;
Reams's Station, 268-269,
271; Boydton road, 284-287,
Hill, General A. P., 35; Gettys-
burg, 110, 125, 128-129, 150;
Wilderness, 164-170, 172;
North Anna, 211; Reams's
Station, 266, 267.

Hill, General D. H., 38, 41-42.
Hoke, General B. F., 129
Hood, General J. B., 123.
Hooker, Colonel G. W., 143.
Hooker, General Joseph, 14, 70,

153; takes command of Army
of the Potomac, 73; Chancel-
lorsville, 73-80, 84-86, 91-93,
96; relieved from command,
98.
Hospitality a trait of Han-
cock's character, 34-36.
Howard, General O. O., Fred-

ericksburg, 62, 68; Chancel-
lorsville, 74, 78-81, 85-86,
92; Gettysburg, 104, 106,
108, 114-118, 130–131, 180.
Hoyt, Colonel C. H., 59.
Humphreys, General Andrew
A, 30; Fredericksburg, 68;
Chancellorsville, 76; Gettys-
burg, 123, 126-127; Wilder-
ness, 156, 159, 162, 167-168;