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....S. Civil War]] and who died 19 Oct 1904. Mortar pits A and B retained the Anderson designation. Battery construction started on 2 Apr 1896, was completed in N ...50%"|[[Image:Fort Monroe Battery Anderson - 3.jpg|300px|thumb|left|Battery Anderson-Battery Ruggles Data Booth]] ...

...eneral [[Randolph B. Marcy]], {{Cullum|690}}, Chief of Staff for General [[George B. McClellan]], {{Cullum|1273}}. Abandoned in 186?. Also known as [[Fort Ba ...nion Inspector of Artillery noted the following: "Fort Marcy, Maj. [[Z. L. Anderson]] commanding.–Garrison, three companies Second Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery ...

[[Image:MGGeorgeHThomas.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Major General George H. Thomas]] '''George Henry Thomas (1816-1870)''' - Born 31 Jul 1816, Southampton County, Virgini ...

...who commanded the defenses of Washington during the [[U.S. Civil War]], [[George W. Cullum]] and [[P.G.T. Beauregard]] who would become a general in the Con ...command was interrupted by the brief tenure of Brigadier General [[Robert Anderson]] in 1863. ...

(F) 44.2844277, -100.0434569, Fort George (2) <!--Anderson County--> ...

...s from Washington, D.C. They eventually had three sons and four daughters: George Washington Custis Lee, William Henry Fitzhugh Lee, Robert Edward, Mary, Agn ...1852-1855), he improved the buildings and the courses. Lee's oldest son, [[George Washington Custis Lee]], attended West Point during his tenure. Custis Lee ...