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...post was renamed [[Fort Griffin (3)|Fort Griffin]] in 1868 after Colonel [[Charles Griffin]] {{Cullum|1353}}, [[35th U.S. Infantry]], Commander of the Departm ...

* [[Charles Stuart Heintzelman]] (1845-1881) born 29 Dec 1845, died 27 Feb 1881 ...8-1848) [[2nd U.S. Infantry]], [[Jefferson Barracks]], Missouri and [[Fort Hamilton (1)]], New York ...

* Charles Gratiot Talcott born 28 Jan 1834 ...1st Lt., superintending engineer fortifying [[Fort Adams]], RI and [[Fort Hamilton]], New York and [[Fort Delaware]] ...

...acksonville, Fla.; Miami, Fla.; Fernandina, Fla.; Camp Wikoff, N. Y.; Camp Hamilton, near Lexington, Ky.; Camp George G. Meade, Pa.; Camp Wheeler, Huntsville,  ...2099}}; but probably also as "the stockade at Glendive" in connection with Charles Braden {{Cullum|2291}} and the Yellowstone Expedition of 1873, in the [http ...

...3), the great-granddaughter of Martha Washington, at Shirley Plantation in Charles City County, Virginia, where she had been born. They lived in the Custis-Le * 1841-1846 - (Captain) [[Fort Hamilton (1)]], [[Fort Lafayette (2)]] in charge of building and repairing fortifica ...

...was later included in the Fort Fisher complex that was named for Captain [[Charles F. Fisher]], who was killed at the battle of First Manassas (21 Jul 1861). Constructions began early in 1861 on what became Battery Bolles. Major [[Charles P. Bolles]] started the fortifications and the battery was named for him. A ...

...nd killed on 30 Apr 1874 by a party under the command of Captain [[John M. Hamilton]], <!--not USMA-->[[5th U.S. Cavalry]]. The U.S. Army camp was officially e First-hand account from Captain [[Charles P. Elliott]], {{Cullum|2959}}, describing Camp San Carlos and the surroundi ...