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John Buford

Civil War (Union) · US Army · Major General

Rank: Major General
United States of America

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Daniel Edgar SicklesDaniel Edgar Sickles
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Abner DoubledayAbner Doubleday
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GettysburgGettysburg
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A BufordA Buford
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MemorialOct 28, 2013
8th Illinois Cavalry Regiment8th Illinois Cavalry Regiment
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Army of the Potomac Cavalry CorpsArmy of the Potomac Cavalry Corps
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Battle of Brandy StationBattle of Brandy Station
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Alfred PleasontonAlfred Pleasonton
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Myles Walter KeoghMyles Walter Keogh
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Source URLs

URL
Events
Description
Union
cavalry
American Civil War
Maj. Gen.
John Pope
Second Bull Run
Antietam
Chancellorsville
Gettysburg
George G. Meade
Robert E. Lee
Bristoe Campaign
Abraham Lincoln
Woodford County, Kentucky
Rock Island, Illinois
Democratic
English
[1]
American Revolutionary War
Henry "Lighthorse" Lee
[2]
Abraham Buford
Waxhaw Massacre
Napoleon Bonaparte Buford
major general
Union Army
Abraham Buford
brigadier general
Confederate States Army
Knox College
Galesburg, Illinois
United States Military Academy
West Point
Fitz-John Porter
George B. McClellan
Thomas J. Jackson
George Pickett
George Stoneman
Ambrose Burnside
A.P. Hill
Henry Heth
brevet
second lieutenant
1st U.S. Dragoons
2nd U.S. Dragoons
[3]
Sioux
Bleeding Kansas
Utah War
Fort Crittenden
Utah
[4]
John Watts de Peyster
secession
Pony Express
Fort Sumter
Harney
Cooke
John Gibbon
Washington
II Corps
Army of Virginia
Second Battle of Bull Run
[6]
Ambrose E. Burnside
Army of the Potomac
Maryland Campaign
South Mountain
Joseph Hooker
Battle of Chancellorsville
Alfred Pleasonton
Battle of Brandy Station
Battle of Upperville
Gettysburg Campaign
Gettysburg
I Corps
John F. Reynolds
Emmitsburg, Maryland
Retreat from Gettysburg
Warrenton, Virginia
George Meade
Dragoon
[7]
edit
typhoid
Battle of Gettysburg
[9]
Myles Keogh
[10]
Casey
Heintzelman
Sickles
Schofield
Hancock
Doubleday
Warren
Alonzo Cushing
Cemetery Ridge
[11]
North Dakota
Fort Buford
Buford, Wyoming
James E. Kelly
Gettysburg Battlefield