Three Wisconsin Cushings A sketch of the lives of Howard B., Alonzo H. and William B. Cushing, children of a pioneer family of Waukesha County

INDEX INDEX "Adelaide", 60 . "Albemarle", xiv , 67 -80. Albemarle Sound, 68 -70. Ames, Gen. Adelbert, 82 . Apache Indians, 86 ; in Arizona, 95 -100. Arlington, Alonzo Cushing at, 35 . Armistead, Gen. Lewis A., 51 , 54 , 55 , 57 . Battles: Antietam, Alonzo Cushing at, 55 . Bailey's Cross Roads, 34 , 35 . Blackburn's Ford, 33 . Bull Run, 33 , 34 . Chancellorsville, xii , 42 , 43 , 45 . Fitzhugh's Crossing, 42 . Fredericksburg, 41 , 42 . Gettysburg, xii , 42 -45, 51 , 66 . Hawes's Shop, 89 . Long Bridge, 34 . Marye's Heights, 42 . Meadow Bridge, 89 . Mine Run, 89 . Salem Heights, 42 . Spottsylvania Court House, 42 . Strawberry Hill, 89 . Todd's Tavern, 89 . Wilderness, 42 . Yellow Tavern, 89 . Bear Springs (Ariz.), 98 . Black Hawk, Sauk leader, 9 . Bladensburg (Md.), 90 . Bourke, John G., xi , 94 -96, 102 . Bouton, Isabel Cushing, 18 , 22 , 53 , 100 , 101 . Brandy Station (Va.), 89 . Brookfield, 13 . Burnside, Gen. Ambrose, 40 . "Cambridge", xiii , 37 . Castleman, Dr. A. L., 18 . Centerville (Va.), 35 , 38 . "Charlotte", 82 . Chase, Salmon P., 20 . Chiricahua Indians, 98 . Cochise, Apache chief, 98 -100. "Colorado", 31 . "Commodore Barney", 62 . "Commodore Hull", 72 . Couch, Gen. Darius N., 41 . Cushing, Alonzo H., born, 16 ; youth, 16 -26; at West Point, 26 , 28 , 29 , 33 ; Washington, 32 ; Long Bridge, 35 ; Arlington, 35 ; with Gen. Sumner, 38 , 39 ; McClellan, 39 , 40 ; at Fredericksburg, 41 , 42 ; on furlough, 41 ; at Fitzhugh's Crossing, 42 ; Spottsylvania Court House, 42 : Salem and Marye's Heights, 42 ; Wilderness, 42 ; with Hooker, 43 ; Hancock, 44 ; at Gettysburg, 45 -50, 53 -57, 77 ; death, 50 , 102 ; personal appearance, 32 , 56 , 85 ; record, xii ; appreciations, xii , 41 , 42 , 45 , 47 , 54 -57; facsimile of letter, 40 ; portrait, 56 . Cushing, Howard B., born, 9 ; youth, 9 -16; enlisted, 26 , 36 ; promoted, 88 ; with Sheridan in Virginia, 89 ; in Washington, 90 ; Elmira (N. Y.), 91 -93; Fort Meyer, 93 ; joined cavalry, 94 ; in Arizona and Texas, 95 -98; expedition against Cochise, 98 ; killed, 86 , 87 , 99 ; personal appearance, 102 , 103 ; record, xi ; appreciation, xi ; facsimile of letter, 88 ; portrait, 94 . Cushing, Kate L., 84 -87, 101 . Cushing, Mary Barker Smith, 9 -19, 21 , 22 , 27 , 28 , 52 , 62 , 101 . Cushing, Mary Isabel, 18 . Cushing, Milton, 9 , 10 , 24 , 27 . Cushing, Milton Buckingham, 5 -21. Cushing, Rachel Buckingham, 4 -8, 12 , 17 ; children of, 17 , 18 . Cushing, Walter, 15 , 16 , 18 . Cushing, William Barker, born, 17 ; youth, 17 -26; at naval academy, 28 , 29 ; on "Minnesota", 30 ; "Colorado", 31 ; "Cambridge", 37 ; "Perry", 58 ; "Ellis", 60 ; burned "Adelaide", 60 ; at Jacksonville, 60 , 61 ; on "Commodore Barney", 62 -66; "Shoboken", 66 , 67 ; destroys "Albemarle", 69 -81; promotion, 81 ; at Fort Fisher, 81 -83; on "Maumee", 83 ; "Wyoming", 83 ; death, 84 ; personal appearance, 84 -87; letter on Howard's death, 101 ; record, xii -xiv; appreciations, xiv , 58 , 60 , 76 , 77 , 80 , 94 , 95 , 102 , 103 ; facsimile of letter, 102 ; portrait, 86 . Cushing, Zattu, 3 -5. Cushing family, i n New England, 3 ; in New York, 3 -8; at Milwaukee, 9 -13, 16 ; removal to Waukesha County, 12 -15; at Chicago, 18 -20; in Ohio, 20 ; at Fredonia (N. Y.), 22 , 25 , 84 . Delafield, ——, town named for, 17 , 19 . Delafield, Cushings at, 14 -19. "Delaware Farmer", 31 . Dousman, Mrs. Talbot C., 13 . Early, Gen. Jubal, 90 , 91 . East Troy, 30 , 62 . Edwards, Francis S., 26 . Edwards, Mary B., 30 , 37 , 60 , 62 . "Ellis", 60 . Elmira (N. Y.), Howard Cushing at, 91 -93. Finance, Continental currency, 2 . Fitchburg (Mass.), Milton B. Cushing at, 27 . Flusser, Com. Charles W., 59 , 60 , 68 . Forts: Fisher, 81 . Meyer, 93 . Totten, 90 . Franklin, Gen. William B., 40 . Franklin (Va.), 59 . Fredonia (N. Y.), Cushings at, 22 , 25 , 84 . Frisby, Russell, 15 . Fuger, Sergt. Frederick, 50 , 52 -55, 57 , 89 . Gallipolis (Ohio), Dr. Milton Cushing at, 21 . Gaps: Manassas, xiii , 44 . Thoroughfare, 44 . Geronimo, Apache chief, 98 . Hall, Col. George B., 47 . Hampton Roads, 38 , 63 . Hancock, Gen. Winfield S., 44 , 53 . "Hartford", xiii . Hawks, N. P., 16 . Haymarket (Va.), 44 . "Hebe", 67 . Hooker, Gen. Joseph, 40 , 43 . Horton, Julia G., 23 , 24 . Hosmer, G. S., 15 . Jacksonville (N. C.), 60 . Lakes: Nagawicka, 14 , 17 . Nemahbin, 14 , 16 , 19 . Pewaukee, 12 , 14 . "Lancaster", xiii . Lee, Gen. Robert E., 43 , 44 , 66 . Lee, Admiral S. P., 60 , 69 . Lincoln, Abraham, xiv , xv, 41 , 42 , 80 . McClellan, Gen. George B., 35 , 39 , 40 . Madison, 12 , 13 . Maryland, campaign in, 39 , 40 . Meade, Gen. George G., 56 . "Merrimac", 38 , 68 . Milwaukee, Cushings at, 9 -13, 16 . "Minnesota", xiii , 30 . "Monitor", 38 . "Monticello", xiii , 73 . Moon, Corporal Thomas, 56 , 57 . Mott, Sergt. John, 98 . "Mount Washington", 63 . Nashotah, Theological Seminary, 14 . Naval Academy, William Cushing at, 27 , 30 . Nemahbin, Cushings in, 15 . New England, emigration to Wisconsin, 1 -4. New York, Cushings in, 3 -8. Norfolk (Va.), 59 , 70 . "Otsego," 72. Paddock, George, 15 . Paddock family, 13 -15. "Penobscot", xiii . "Perry", 58 . Pickett, Gen. George E., xii , 48 , 54 , 56 . Plymouth (N. C.), captured by "Albemarle", xiv , 68 , 69 , 71 , 77 , 78 . Porter, Lieut. B. H., 82 . Porter, Adm. David D., 70 . Potawatomi Indians, i n Wisconsin, 9 . Potomac, Army of, 35 , 38 , 40 , 43 , 89 . Prairieville. See Waukesha. Preston, S. W., 82 . "Quinnebaug", xiii . Reynolds, Gen. John F., 44 . Richmond (Va.), 39 . Rivers: Blackwater, 59 . Bark, 14 . Menomonee, 11 , 12 . Milwaukee, 11 . Monocacy, 43 , 90 . Nansemond, 63 . Potomac, 33 , 44 , 66 . Rappahannock, 37 , 42 , 43 . Roanoke, 68 , 71 . Shenandoah, 43 . Rorty, James M., 46 , 50 . Santiago de Cuba, 83 . "Sassacuse", 68 . Sauk Indians, i n Wisconsin, 9 . Schaff, Gen. Morris, xii , 29 . "Shamrock", 71 , 73 . "Shockokon", xiii . Sheridan, Gen. Philip, 89 . Smith, C. W., 37 . Smith, Commodore Joseph, 26 . "Southfield", 68 , 71 , 73 . "Stag", 83 . Stotesbury, Asst. Engineer William, 73 . Stuart, Gen. J. E. B., 44 , 89 . Sumner, Gen. Edwin V., 38 -40. Swan, Paymaster ——, 71 , 72 . Swansboro (N. C.), 60 . Taneytown (Md.), 44 . Tucson (Ariz.), Howard Cushing at, 95 , 97 -99. "Valley City", 73 . Vicksburg (Miss.), Howard Cushing at, 36 . "Virginius", 83 , 84 . Warley, Capt. A. F., 79 . Warren, Cushings in, 15 . Washington (D. C.), Alonzo Cushing at, 32 . Waukesha, 13 , 16 , 19 . Waukesha County, History , 13 . Webb, Gen. Alexander S., 47 , 50 . Western Branch (Va.), 63 . West Point, Alonzo Cushing entered, 26 ; buried at, 53 . Wilkeson, Lieut. Frank, 92 . Woodman, Acting Master's Mate ——, 72 , 73 . Woodruff, George A., 46 , 50 . "Wyoming", xiv . Yorktown (Va.), 39 .

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