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.... Russell for Col. [[William Preston]] the area commander. Also known as [[Russell's Fort]], [[Cowan's Fort]] and [[Bickley's Fort]]. The fort remained in use ...as not accepted locally and it came to be called [[Russell's Fort]]. Capt. Russell kept his military headquarters at this fort and his personal residence. As ...

...ille, Madison County, Illinois. Named Fort Russell after Colonel [[William Russell]] of Kentucky. Abandoned at the end of the war in 1815. |width="50%"|[[Image:.jpg|300px|thumb|left|Fort Russell (2)]] ...

...defense garrisoned by 21 men for [[Lord Dunmore's War]]. Named for Col. [[William Christian]] who supervised the construction. The fort remained in use until Fort Christian was originally named for Col. [[William Christian]] who supervised the fort construction but the name was not accep ...

...{PAGENAME}}''' (1774-1794) - First established in 1774. Named after Col. [[William Byrd]]. In use until the end of Indian hostilities in 1794. Also known as [ Exact location not known, Russell County, Virginia. ...

* 2. James F Litton, James F Litton Bible Record (Russell Co Lib., Lebanon, Russell, Va). * 11. Russell County Court, Virginia, FHL 0033844 - Russell County Virginia Law Order Book, V 1- 1786 - 1791, V2 - 1792 - 1799 ...

...g.com/2008/10/30/update-on-battery-russell-10-gun-model/ Update on Battery Russell 10" Gun Model] * [http://usforting.com/2010/05/22/fort-harrison-fort-logan-montana/ Fort William Henry Harrison and Fort Logan in Montana] ...

...rge Wright too small for major missions. [[Fort D.A. Russell (2)|Fort D.A. Russell]] was later renamed [[Fort Francis E. Warren]] for Senator Warren. Among th ...ildings is almost identical to other western forts of that era, see [[Fort William Henry Harrison (1)]]. ...

...Michigan (1902-1907). The Camp was abandoned in 1898. Also known as [[Camp Russell A. Alger]]. |colspan="2"|[[File:Camp Alger Marker 2.jpg|795px|thumb|center|Camp Russell A. Alger Marker on Arlington Blvd. (US 50) near Fenwick St. Intersection.]] ...

...nia Colony,[[Soloman Litton References|(2, 3, 4, 5)]]. Died 24 Feb 1843 in Russell, Virginia, USA [[Soloman Litton References|(3, 5)]] at age 91, and was buri Russell County, Virginia.[[Soloman Litton References|(5)]] ...

Established in May 1861 with Colonel [[William H. Stephens]], CSA. as its first commander * 12th Tenn. Infantry (Russell) organized May 1861 ...

...e site of old [[Fort Robinson (2)|Fort Robinson]] by Lt. Colonel [[William Russell]], commander of the Fincastle Rangers. The post served as a base for their ...

* [[Fort William H. Seward|Fort William H. Seward, AK]] * [[Fort William Henry (3)|Fort William Henry, NY]] ...

# [[Fort D.A. Russell (1)]] 30 Mar 2016 Updated # [[Fort William (10)]] 13 Jul 2016 Updated ...

...ro, Rutherford County, Tennessee. Named Fortress Rosecrans after General [[William S. Rosecrans]], {{Cullum|1115}}, Commander of the Army of the Cumberland. T * Wright, David Russell, [http://content.mtsu.edu/cgi-bin/showfile.exe?CISOROOT=/rchs&CISOPTR=22&fi ...

...s southwest of Dayton, and to relieve from duty at that point Lieutenant [[William B. Hazen]]--late brigadier-general and chief signal officer--who had establ ...rs, both as commandant and quartermaster, until July, when Captain [[D. A. Russell]], of the [[4th U.S. Infantry|Fourth Infantry]], was ordered to take comman ...