Western Virginia, Department of
(C):
Boundaries.........................166; 168
Western Virginia, Department of
(U):
Boundaries..............................164
Western Virginia amd East Ten-
nessee, Department of (C):
Boundaries.........................169; 171
West Fork, Mo.........................160,B12
West Harpeth River, Tenn..........24,3; 105,6
Action, Dec. 17, 1864.................105,6
West Liberty, Ky.......................118,1;
135-A; 141,E5
West Mississippi, Military Divis-
ion of (U):
Boundaries..........................169-171
Westminster, Md.........................27,1;
43,7; 81,4; 135-A; 136,D8
Weston, Mo...............119,1; 135-A; 161,B9
Weston, W. Va...................116,3; 135-A;
135-C,1; 140,F11; 141,A12
Westover, Va............................16,1;
20,1; 22,1; 92,1; 93,1; 100,1
Westover, Ga...........................101,21
West Plains, Mo...........47,1; 135-A; 153,C4
West Point, Ga....................72,4; 76,1;
117,1; 118,1; 135-A; 148,D11; 171
Action, April 16, 1865.................72,4
West Point, Miss.................76,1; 135-A;
148,A1; 149,H1; 154,G14
West Point, Va..........16,1; 17,1; 19,3; 20,
1; 92,1; 100,1; 137,E9,F12; 171
Westport, Mo............................47,1;
66,1-4; 119,1; 161,C10; 171
Engagement, Oct 23, 1864.............66,2-4
West Union, W. Va......................135-A;
136,F1; 140,C10,E9
West Virginia (State)....................136;
137; 140; 141; 164-171
Averell's expeditions, 1863.........135-C,1
Beverly:
June 29-July 4, 1863.................30,5
Jan. 11, 1865.....................84,5,10
Campaign in, July 6-17, 1861..........2,4-7
Carnifix Ferry, Gauley River,
Sept. 10, 1861........................9,1
Droop Mountain, Nov. 6, 1863........135-B,2
Franklin, May 10-12, 1862.............111,3
Gauley Bridge, vicinity, 1861...........9,3
Gettysburg Campaign...................116,2
Harper's Ferry, Aug.-Sept., 1863.......42,1
Moorefield, Nov. 27-28, 1864...........84,3
New Creek:
Aug., 1863........................135-C,2
Aug. 4, 1864.........................54,2
Nov. 28, 1864........................84,4
Randolph and Pocahontas
Counties, April 15-23, 1865.........116,3
Shenandoah Valley, June 23-
Aug. 3, 1864......................82,1-3;
83,5; 84,12,14,15
Shenandoah Valley Campaign,
Aug. 7-Nov. 28, 1864..............69,1,2;
84,22,36; 85,6-9
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West Virginia (State)—Cont'd.
White Sulphur Springs, Aug. 26-
27, 1863..........................135-B,3
West Virginia, Department of
(U):
Boundaries..........................167-171
Wet Glaize, Mo.........................152,G4
Wetumpka, Ala..........................117,1;
135-A; 148,E8
Weyer's Cave, Va.........................74,1
81,4; 85,5,28; 100,1; 137,C4
Wheeling, W. Va...........135-A; 140,B10; 171
Whippy Swamp, S.C.................79,3; 80,2;
86,2; 117,1; 118,1; 120,2; 135-
A; 139,G1; 143,G10; 144,C10
Whisky Bayou, La.......................156,C5
Whistler, Ala............110,1; 135-A; 147,D3
White Hall, N.C.........................91,3;
117,1; 139,B8; 142,G11
White Hare, Mo........................160,A12
White House, Va....................8,1; 14,1;
16,1; 17,1; 19,1-3; 20,1;
21,9; 22,1; 74,1; 85,5; 92,
1; 100,1; 137,E9; 138,B4
White House to Harrison Land-
ing, Va.:
Sketch.................................19,1
White House to Williamsburg,
Va.:
Sketch.................................19,3
Whitemarsh Island, Ga....................70,2
White Oak Creek, Ark.................160,H11;
138,H8; 139,A10; 142,G8
White Oak Creek, Tenn...................24,3;
95,3; 149,B2,3; 153,H14
White Oak River, N.C....................67,3;
91,3; 138,H9
White Oak Road, Va.............66,9,11; 68,3;
74,1,2; 76,5; 77,2; 94,8,9
White Oak Run, Va.......................16,1;
74,1; 87,4; 100,1
White Oak Swamp, Va.....................16,1;
17,1; 19,1; 20,1; 21,9; 74,
1; 92,1; 100,1,2; 137,F8
White Plains, Va.........................7,1;
22,5,7; 23,2; 27,1; 74,1; 100,
1; 117,1; 137,A6; 138,A6,7
White Pond, S.C........................120,2;
139,C2; 143,C11
White Post, Va...........................5,5;
27,1; 69,1; 74,1; 81,4; 136,F5
White River, Ark........................47,1;
66,1; 117,1; 119,1; 135-A;
153,D1,F4; 154,C6; 171
White River, Mo........................119,1;
135-A; 160,E13
Whitesburg, Ala.........................24,3;
117,1; 118,1; 135-A; 149,E7
Whitesburg, Ky..........................95,3;
118,1; 135-A; 141,G6
White's Ford, Va........................16,1;
74,1; 100,1; 137,C5
Whiteside, Tenn...................24,3; 61,9;
97,1; 117,1; 118,1; 149,C10
White's Station, Tenn..........117,1; 154,B10
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White's Tavern, Va......................17,1;
19,1; 92,1; 100,2; 135,3
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va............81,6;
84,9; 135-A; 141,E13; 135-B,3
Engagement..........................135-B,3
White Water, Mo...................153,B10,C10
Wilcox's Landing, Va...............20,1; 92,1
Wildcat, Camp, Ky.........................171
Wilderness, Va..........................55,1;
83,1,2; 94,6; 96,1
Battle, May 5-7, 1864.................55,1;
83,1,2; 94,6; 96,1
Wilderness Church, Va...................41,1;
45,1; 91,1
Wild Haws, Ark.........................153,F4
Wilkesborough, N.C...............76,2; 117,1;
118,1; 135-A; 142,C11; 171
Wilkinson's Cross Roads, Tenn............30,2
Williamsburg, Ky.........................9,2;
118,1; 135-A; 142,A2; 150,E13
Williamsburg, Va........................16,1;
17,1; 18,1,2; 19,3; 20,2-4; 92,1;
100,1; 135-A; 137,F10; 171
Battle of, May 5, 1862...............20,2-4
Reconnaissance from Fort Mon-
roe to...............................18,1
Williamsburg to White House............19,3
Yorktown to............................18,2
Williamsburg Road, Va.........16,1; 17,1; 19,
1; 20,1; 22,1; 92,1; 100,2; 135,3
Williamsport, La.......................135-A;
155,H5; 156,A5
Williamsport, Md........................25,6;
27,1; 42,5; 43,7; 69,1; 81,4; 82,
3; 85,1,8; 116,2; 135-A; 136,D6
Vicinity of, 1863......................42,5
Williamsport, Tenn......................24,3;
30,2; 118,1; 149,A5
Williamston, N.C................135-A; 138,D9
Willis' Church, Va................92,1; 100,2
Williston, S.C.............80,3; 86,3; 117,1;
118,1; 135-A; 143,F9; 144,B9
Willow Creek, Oreg......................134,1
Willow Springs, Miss.............36,1; 155,D7
Will's Creek, Ala......................149,F9
Willstown, S.C........................139,H3;
143,H12; 144,D12
Will's Valley, Ala........48,1; 118,1; 149,G8
Wilmington, N.C.........................25,5;
76,2; 105,8; 117,1; 118,1;
132,1; 135-A; 139,C10; 171
Approaches............................132,1
Intrenchments, etc., 1863..............25,5
Operations before, Feb. 9-22,
1865................................105,8
Wilmington and Weldon Rail-
road, N.C...........................25,5;
105,8; 138,G6; 139,A9
Wilmington Island, Ga...................70,2;
120,2; 133,3; 144,G11; 145,A12
Wilmington Narrows, Ga.............5,4; 133,3
Wilson's Creek, Mo.....................135,1;
135-A; 160,C13
Battle of, Aug. 10, 1861..............135,1
Wilson's Gap, Tenn.......................95,3
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Wilson's Raid, March 22-April
24, 1865:
Cavalry Corps, Military Division
of the Mississippi, routes and
positions............................76,1
Columbus, Ga, April 16, 1865...........74,4
Ebenezer Church, Ala., April 1,
1865.................................74,5
Montgomery, Ala., April 12, 1865.......74,3
Selma, Ala., April 2, 1865.............72,4
West Point, Ga., April 16, 1865........72,4
Wilson's Wharf, Va......................16,1;
17,1; 19,1,3; 92,1; 100,1
Wilsonville, Tenn................24,3; 142,D5
Winchester, Ky.........................118,1;
141,E2; 150,A13; 151,G13
Winchester, Tenn..................24,3; 35,1;
117,1; 118,1; 135-A; 149,C8
Winchester, Va...........................5,5;
25,6; 27,1; 39,4; 43,2,3,7; 69,
1,2; 72,3,7; 74,1; 81,4; 82,3;
84,32,33; 85,1,2,14-17; 94,2; 99,
1; 100,1; 135-A; 136,F5; 171
Battle of, Sept. 19, 1864........69,2; 99,1
Engagement, May 25, 1862.........39,4; 85,2
Engagement, June 13-15, 1863...........43,3
Expedition to Petersburg, Feb.
27-March 28, 1865............72,3,7; 74,1
Winchester and Potomac Rail-
road.....................27,1; 42,1; 69,1
Wind River, Dak. Ter......................171
Windsor, N.C....................135-A; 138,D9
Windsor, Va.....................26,4; 137,H10
Winfield, W. Va........................135-A;
140,H7; 141,C8
Wingate, Fort, N. Mex.............98,1; 120,1
Winter's Gap, Tenn......................24,3;
95,3; 142,D2; 150,H12
Winton, N.C.......................138,B9; 171
Wisconsin, Fort, Va.:
View of signal station................124,9
Wise's Forks, N.C.......................105,5
Wolf Creek, Ark.......................159,F12
Wolf Creek, W. Va........................9,3;
136,F1; 141,D11
Wolf River, Tenn.........................9,2;
114,6; 150,F10; 154,A10,B12
Wolftown, Va............................16,1;
85,3; 100,1; 137,C5
Woodburn, Ky.....................117,1; 135-A
Woodbury, Ky...........................150,D6
Woodbury, Tenn....................24,3; 30,2;
34,1; 118,1; 135-A; 149,A8
Vicinity of, 1863......................34,1
Woodbury Pike, Tenn......................34,1
Wood, Fort, La..........................135-A
Woodgrove, Va...............7,1; 100,1; 116,2
Wood Lake, Minn..........................33,2
Woodson's Gap, Tenn......................95,3
Woodsonville, Ky.......................102,1;
118,1; 150,C8
Woodstock, Fla.........................145,E9
Woodstock, Va...........................43,7;
74,1; 81,4; 84,9; 85,1; 94,2;
100,1; 135-A; 137,A4; 171
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Woodville, Ala....................24,3; 61,9;
117,1; 118,1; 135-A; 149,E8
Woodville, Miss........................117,1;
135-A; 155,G6; 156,A6; 171
Woodville, Tenn.......................153,G11
Woodville, Va.....................22,5; 43,7;
45,1; 74,1; 85,3; 100,1; 137,B5
Wounded and Sick:
Care of, and means of transpor-
tation................................174
Wright, Fort, Cal.......................134,1
Wright River, S.C........................5,4;
70,2; 133,3; 135-B,5
Reconnaissance......................135-B,5
Wrightsville, Pa........................43,7;
116,2; 135-A; 136,C9
Wyandotte, Kans.........................47,1;
66,1-3; 119,1; 161,C9
Wyatt, Miss....................135-A; 154,D11
Wytheville, Va.........................117,1;
118,1; 135-A; 141,H11; 142,A11
Yankeetown, Tenn.................24,3; 150,H9
Yazoo City, Miss.......................117,1;
135-A; 155,A9; 171
Yazoo Pass, Miss.......................154,D8
Yazoo Pass Expedition, Feb. 24-
April 8, 1863:
Pemberton, Fort, Miss., March
and April, 1863......................67,2
Yazoo River, Miss.................27,2; 36,1;
37,4; 51,1; 67,2; 71,15; 117,1;
135-A; 154,H9; 155,B8,C7; 171
Yellow Bayou, La.........................52,1
Yellow Creek, Miss......................12,5;
24,3; 149,D2
Yellow Creek, Mo..............152,A2; 161,B14
Yellow Creek, Tenn...............30,2; 150,G3
Yellow House, Va...................41,1; 94,2
Yellow Medicine River, Minn..............33,2
Yellow River, Fla......................147,E7
Yellow Tavern, Va.......................21,9;
74,1; 77,1; 81,3; 100,1
Yellville, Ark..........................47,1;
135-A; 153,E2; 171
York River, Va....................16,1; 17,1;
92,1; 117,1; 135-A; 137,F10
Yorktown, Va....................14,1; 15,1-4;
16,1; 17,1; 18,1,2; 19,2; 100,1;
117,1; 135-A; 137,F10; 171
Siege of, April 5-May 4, 1862.........14,1;
15,1-4; 17,2,3; 19,2
Williamsburg to........................18,2
Yorkville, Tenn................135-A; 153,F12
Young's Branch, Va.:
Battle of, July 21, 1861. See
Bull Run, Va.
Young's Cross-Roads, N.C...............138,B5
Young's Mill, Va.........................18,1
Young's Point, La.......................35,4;
36,1; 37,4; 155,C7
Yreka, Cal..................120,1; 134,1; 171
Zarah, Fort, Kans.......................119,1
Zoar Church, Va.......................39,2,3;
45,1; 47,6; 81,1
Zuni, Va..................93,1; 135-A; 137,H9
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