|
|
|
Summary Of: J.E.B. Stuart
J.E.B. Stuart was buried in Richmond... General J.E.B. Stuart was a legendary figure and is considered one of the great cavalry commanders of America... was purchased by the J.E.B. Stuart Birthplace Preservation Trust... that relate to the Southern culture of which J.E.B. Stuart was a part... Encyclodia Page On: J.E.B. Stuart
|
These Are Links To Other Documents
|
Jeb Stuart Magruder | Jeb Stuart (writer) | February 6 | 1833 |  | Patrick County, Virginia | Richmond, Virginia | United States of America | Confederate States of America | Captain (USA) | Major General (CSA) | Cavalry Corps, Army of Northern Virginia | Bleeding Kansas | American Civil War | First Battle of Bull Run | Peninsula Campaign | Northern Virginia Campaign | Battle of Antietam | Battle of Fredericksburg | Battle of Chancellorsville | Gettysburg Campaign | Overland Campaign | Battle of Yellow Tavern | February 6 | 1833 | May 12 | 1864 | Virginia | Confederate States Army | American Civil War | cavalry | Robert E. Lee | Peninsula Campaign | Maryland Campaign | Union | Army of the Potomac | North | Gettysburg | Battle of Gettysburg | Brandy Station | the third day at Gettysburg | Overland Campaign | Maj. Gen. | Philip Sheridan | Battle of Yellow Tavern | Patrick County | Virginia | North Carolina | Battle of Guilford Court House | American Revolutionary War | Archibald Stuart | War of 1812 | Virginia General Assembly | United States House of Representatives | Alexander Hugh Holmes Stuart | Floyd County, Virginia | Emory & Henry College | United States Military Academy | West Point, New York | Fitzhugh Lee | cavalry tactics | brevet | second lieutenant | 1st U.S. Cavalry Regiment | Fort Leavenworth | Kansas Territory | quartermaster | first lieutenant | Lt. Col. | Philip St. George Cooke | Latin | Fort Riley, Kansas | September 20 | November 14 | Bleeding Kansas | Harpers Ferry | John Brown | aide-de-camp | captain | April 22 | 1861 | May 14 | 1861 | Confederate States Army | John Rogers Cooke | lieutenant colonel | May 10 | 1861 | Thomas J. Jackson | Army of the Shenandoah | July 4 | July 16 | Shenandoah Valley | First Battle of Bull Run | Potomac River | Army of the Potomac | Army of Northern Virginia | brigadier general | September 24 | 1861 | George B. McClellan | Peninsula Campaign | Battle of Antietam | Northern Virginia Campaign | major general | July 25 | 1862 | John Pope's | Rappahannock River | Battle of Fredericksburg | John Pelham | Lt. Gen. | Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson | Battle of Chancellorsville | Second Corps | Gettysburg Campaign | Battle of Brandy Station | June 9 | 1863 | George G. Meade | Richard S. Ewell | Harrisburg, Pennsylvania | Battle of Gettysburg | July 1 | 1863 | Edward Porter Alexander | Pickett's Charge | Cemetery Ridge | East Cavalry Field | David McM. Gregg | George Armstrong Custer | September 9 | 1863 | lieutenant general | Wade Hampton | Fitzhugh Lee | Overland Campaign | Lt. Gen. | Ulysses S. Grant | Philip Sheridan | Yellow Tavern | May 11 | Hollywood Cemetery | Frederick Moynihan | Monument Avenue | Stuart | U.S. Army | World War II | Stuart tank | Falls Church, Virginia | J.E.B. Stuart High School | Jacksonville, Florida | Patrick County, Virginia | The Dukes of Hazzard | G.I. Combat | The Haunted Tank | DC Comics | Joseph Fuqua | Gettysburg | Gods and Generals | Errol Flynn | Santa Fe Trail | George Armstrong Custer | Philip Sheridan | alternate histories | Robert Skimin | Harry Turtledove | Timeline-191 | ISBN 1-887901-15-9 | Eicher, David J. | ISBN 0-8047-3641-3 | ISBN 0-02-864685-1 | ISBN 0-395-86761-4 | ISBN 0-8117-0132-8 | ISBN 0-8061-3193-4 | December 27 | 2006 | ISBN 1-4137-7825-9 | ISBN 0-517-18597-0 | ISBN 0-8032-7941-8 | ISBN 0-8117-0898-5 | ISBN 1-932714-20-0 | v | d | Gettysburg figures | Confederate | Robert E. Lee | E. Porter Alexander | Richard H. Anderson | George T. Anderson | James J. Archer | Lewis Addison Armistead | William Barksdale | Henry L. Benning | John M. Brockenbrough | John R. Chambliss | Junius Daniel | Joseph R. Davis | George P. Doles | Jubal A. Early | Richard S. Ewell | Richard B. Garnett | John Brown Gordon | Wade Hampton III | Harry T. Hays | Henry Heth | A. P. Hill | John B. Hood | Benjamin G. Humphreys | John D. Imboden | Alfred Iverson, Jr. | Albert G. Jenkins | Allegheny Johnson | John M. Jones | William E. Jones | James L. Kemper | Joseph B. Kershaw | James H. Lane | Evander M. Law | Fitzhugh Lee | Rooney Lee | James Longstreet | William Mahone | James K. Marshall | Lafayette McLaws | Edward A. O'Neal | William C. Oates | W. Dorsey Pender | J. Johnston Pettigrew | Abner Perrin | George E. Pickett | Carnot Posey | Stephen Dodson Ramseur | Jerome B. Robertson | Robert E. Rodes | Alfred Moore Scales | Paul Jones Semmes | William "Extra Billy" Smith | George H. Steuart | J. E. B. Stuart | Edward L. Thomas | Isaac R. Trimble | James A. Walker | R. Lindsay Walker | Cadmus M. Wilcox | William T. Wofford | Ambrose R. Wright | Union | George G. Meade | Adelbert Ames | Romeyn B. Ayres | Francis C. Barlow | James Barnes | Henry Baxter | David B. Birney | John Buford | John C. Caldwell | Charles Candy | Joshua L. Chamberlain | Edward E. Cross | Andrew Gregg Curtin | George A. Custer | Lysander Cutler | Samuel W. Crawford | Abner Doubleday | Elon J. Farnsworth | John W. Geary | John Gibbon | Leopold von Gilsa | Charles K. Graham | George S. Greene | David McMurtrie Gregg | Winfield S. Hancock | William Harrow | Alexander Hays | Joseph Hooker | Oliver O. Howard | Andrew A. Humphreys | Henry J. Hunt | Judson Kilpatrick | Wlodzimierz Krzyzanowski | Abraham Lincoln | Solomon Meredith | Wesley Merritt | John Newton | Gabriel Rene Paul | Alfred Pleasonton | John F. Reynolds | John C. Robinson | Thomas A. Rowley | Thomas H. Ruger | Alexander Schimmelfennig | Carl Schurz | John Sedgwick | Daniel Sickles | Henry W. Slocum | George J. Stannard | Adolph von Steinwehr | George Sykes | Robert O. Tyler | Strong Vincent | James S. Wadsworth | J. H. Hobart Ward | Gouverneur K. Warren | Stephen Weed | Alexander S. Webb | Alpheus S. Williams | Samuel K. Zook | Russell A. Alger | Isaac E. Avery | Laurence S. Baker | Hiram Berdan | Alexander Biddle | John R. Brooke | Goode Bryan | Henry K. Burgwyn | George C. Burling | Samuel S. Carroll | Thomas H. Carter | Thomas Chamberlain | William Colvill | William Corby | Charles Coster | James Dearing | Thomas Devin | Augustus van Horne Ellis | Richard Enderlin | Arthur Fremantle | Birkett D. Fry | William Gamble | Archibald C. Godwin | John Irvin Gregg | Bryan Grimes | Norman J. Hall | Henry Thomas Harrison | Frank A. Haskell | Horatio Stockton Howell | Amos Humiston | Harrison Jeffords | Marcellus Jones | Patrick Kelly | David Lang | Joseph W. Latimer | William G. Lewis | William McCandless | Archibald L. McDougall | George F. McFarland | John Baillie McIntosh | Robert M. Mayo | Edward D. Muhlenberg | Patrick O'Rorke | Ario Pardee, Jr. | William R. J. Pegram | Abner Perrin | William T. Poague | Edward S. Salomon | Orland Smith | Moxley Sorrel | Ellis Spear | Roy Stone | Walter H. Taylor | Traveller (horse) | Régis de Trobriand | Charles S. Wainwright | George Hull Ward | John L. Burns | Abraham Bryan | David McConaughy | Moses McClean | Edward McPherson | Ginnie Wade | David Wills | Categories | Confederate Army generals | United States Army officers | People of Virginia in the American Civil War | United States Military Academy alumni | People from Virginia | American military personnel killed in the American Civil War | Members of the Virginia House of Delegates | Americans of Scots-Irish descent | Americans of English descent | 1833 births | 1864 deaths | |
|
|
 |
