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...ial Governor George Curry (1820-1878) ordered units of the Oregon Mounted Volunteers to march on the Walla Walla Country where they fought the Battle of Frencht In 1865 another camp was named for him [[Camp_Curry]] in Harney County, Oregon ...

...5-56. Named after Brigadier General [[John K. Lamerick]], [[Oregon Mounted Volunteers]]. The post was little more breastwork of logs enclosing a camping place. T Unknown, Curry County, Oregon ...

...Named for Captain [[Joseph Bailey]], Company A, 1st Btn, [[Oregon Mounted Volunteers]]. ...ove Cow Creek,<br>at or close to the town of Wolf Creek, Josephine County, Oregon. ...

...Captain [[Laban Buoy]] and a detachment of Company B, [[2nd Oregon Mounted Volunteers]]. Also known as [[Camp Eliff]] and [[Fort Elliff]]. '''Location:''' Douglas County, Oregon, where the old Pacific Highway reaches the<br>Cow Creek Valley. Map locatio ...

...“Battle of Walla Walla” during the “Cayuse Wars” the First Oregon Mounted Volunteers Under command of Lieutenant Major Kelly on 7 Dec 1855 took possession of a ...

...ched against the Cherokees with 10 companies of Dragoons, the largest U.S. mounted force ever assembled. Throughout the [[Mexican-American War]], Fort Leavenw ...avenworth protected wagon trains hauling supplies over the Santa Fe Trail, Oregon Trail, and other trails to most forts, posts, and military camps of the Wes ...

Portions extracted of his time in Oregon ...lieutenancy in the Fourth Infantry, which was stationed in California and Oregon. In order to join my company at Fort Reading, California, I had to go to Ne ...