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Results from Google Books. This biography makes use of many primary and secondary sources to portray Wadsworth's Military Career-Analyzing his leadership capabilities. Wadsworth was one of a few politico generals who proved his worth on the field of battle. He was mortally wounded in the wilderness in 1864 while he attempted to rally his confused troops.

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James Samuel Wadsworth was a philanthropist, politician, and a. .In the reorganization of the army for the 1864 campaign, Wadsworth received the 4th Division of the V Corps, made up largely of regiments from his ol.

James Samuel Wadsworth was a philanthropist, politician, and a Union general in the American Civil Wa. When the Army of the Potomac moved to the peninsula in the spring of 1862, he was left in command of the defenses of Washington. Doubtful of getting service in the field, he accepted the Republican nomination for governor of New York but was defeated at the election. In December 1862, after the battle of Fredericksburg, he took command of the 16t Division, I Corps. In the reorganization of the army for the 1864 campaign, Wadsworth received the 4th Division of the V Corps, made up largely of regiments from his old command.

Old Waddy's coming! the military career of Brigadier General James S.1st ed. by John F. Krumwiede Includes bibliographical references (p. -184) and index. Wadsworth. Published 2002 by Butternut and Blue in Baltimore, MD. Written in English. Includes bibliographical references (p. Army of the Potomac series ;, v. 31.

The military career of Brigadier General James S. Wadsworth (Army of the Potoma. About this Item: EMBICK, Milton A. Military History of the Third Division, Ninth Corps Army of the Potomac. Krumwiede, John F. Published by Butternut and Blue (2002). ISBN 10: 0935523863 ISBN 13: 9780935523867. Inscribed by the author. Seller Inventory 9911. More information about this seller Contact this seller 6.

John Jack O’Connor, commanding general, Army Materiel . James Rogers, commanding general, 1st Theater Sustainment Command, both hail from Toledo.

John Jack O’Connor, commanding general, Army Materiel Command-Southwest, Asia and director of logistics, Third Army, grew up in a tight-knit family as the youngest of six children (two girls and four boys). In 1977, being the last to leave the nest with his parents retiring to Florida, O’Connor accompanied them and finished up high school. It would seem as if there is something to the city of Toledo when it comes to producing general officers. Two general officers, friends and colleagues of Brig.

James Samuel Wadsworth (October 30, 1807 – May 8, 1864) was a philanthropist, politician, and a Union general in the American Civil War. He was mortally wounded in battle during the Battle of the Wilderness of 1864. Wadsworth was born to wealthy parents in Geneseo in Livingston County in western New York State. His father, James Wadsworth, was the owner of one of the largest portfolios of cultivated land in the state, and young Wadsworth was groomed to fulfill the responsibilities he would inherit

Brigadier General James Barnes was a Union officer during the Civil War who rose to.

Brigadier General James Barnes was a Union officer during the Civil War who rose to division command before being wounded at Gettysburg. Initially assigned to Brigadier General Fitz John Porter 's division of III Corps, Barnes' regiment followed the general to the newly-created V Corps in May. Largely assigned to guard duty, the 18th Massachusetts saw no action during the advance up the Peninsula or during the Seven Days Battles in late June and early July. The second-oldest general in the Army of the Potomac behind Brigadier General George S. Greene, he led the division north to aid in halting Lee's invasion of Pennsylvania.

General James S. Wadsworth (USA) in The Rochester Evening Express . Wadsworth (USA) in The Rochester Evening Express - May 11 1864. The Rochester Evening Express - May 11 1864. Collection: New York Newspapers, 1806-2007. Despite his complete lack of military experience at the outbreak of the Civil War, Wadsworth was commissioned a major general in the New York state militia in May 1861. After McClellan left the Army of the Potomac, and after the serious Union defeat at the Battle of Fredericksburg, Wadsworth was appointed commander of the 1st Division, I Corps on December 27, 1862, replacing Brig.