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There is more than one Fort Arbuckle: * [[Fort Arbuckle (1)]] - A U.S. Army Fort in Garvin County, Oklahoma. ...

...o by Oklahoma historians as "Old Camp Arbuckle" to distinguish it from the Fort. |width="50%"|[[Image:.jpg|300px|thumb|left|Camp Arbuckle]] ...

...brier County, West Virginia. Named Arbuckle's Fort after Captain [[Matthew Arbuckle]] who ordered its construction. Abandoned after 1777. |width="50%"|[[Image:.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Arbuckle's Fort]] ...

...ri until his death from cholera on 11 Apr 1851 at [[Fort Smith (2)]]. Fort Arbuckle was abandoned in 1870. |colspan="2"|[[Image:Fort Arbuckle - 2.jpg|795px|thumb|center|Fort Arbuckle Marker at Hwy 7 and Indian Meridian NS323]] ...

...st Indian War]]. Finally abandoned in 1792. Note: during these periods the fort site was in Virginia, the State of West Virginia was not established until |width="50%"|[[Image:.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Fort Randolph (3)]] ...

...Gibson]]<!-- not USMA -->, Commissary General of Subsistence. Redesignated Fort Gibson in 1832. Abandoned in 1890. |width="50%"|[[Image:Fort Gibson Cmd Qtrs.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Stone Commanding Officer's Quarters]] ...

...igadier-general U. S. A., 12 Dec 1878, and was retired from active service 2 Jan 1881. *(1833-1837) (2nd Lt.) [[5th U.S. Infantry]], [[Fort Howard]], Wisconsin ...

==Commanding Officers at [[:Category:Fort Gibson|Fort Gibson]] 1824-1901== *ARBUCKLE, Matthew - Col., [[7th U.S. Infantry]], Apr 1824 to Feb 6, 1839 ...

* [[Camp Baker (2)|Camp Baker, OR]] * [[Fort Webster (1)|Fort Webster (1), NM]] ...