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When was Hugh Judson Kilpatrick born?
Hugh Judson Kilpatrick was born on 1836-01-14.
When did Union General Hugh Judson Kilpatrick graduate from West Point?
Union General Hugh Judson Kilpatrick graduated from West Point in 1861. Among the 45 cadets in his graduating class of forty-one, Kilpatrick was ranked seventeenth. He saw most of his battle action under General Sherman in the West. He was in the Battle for Atlanta. and on the March to the Sea.
What has the author Judson Kilpatrick written?
Judson Kilpatrick has written: 'Great speech of Maj.-Gen. Kilpatrick, at Salem [Mass.] on Tuesday evening Oct. 27, 1868'
Who were the commanders at Sherman's March to the Sea?
Major General Oliver Otis Howard Commander of the Union Army of Tennessee (XV and XVII Corps). Major General Henry Warner Slocum, Commander of the Union Army of the Georgia (XIV and XX Corps). Major General Hugh Judson Kilpatrick, Commander of Kilpatrick cavalry division.
When did George Kilpatrick die?
George Kilpatrick died in 1989.
When did Charles Kilpatrick die?
Charles Kilpatrick died in 1921.
When did Nelly Kilpatrick die?
Nelly Kilpatrick died in 1820.
When did William Heard Kilpatrick die?
William Heard Kilpatrick died in 1965.
When did Ben Kilpatrick die?
Ben Kilpatrick died on 1912-03-12.
When did Jack Kilpatrick die?
Jack Kilpatrick died on 1989-12-18.
When did James J. Kilpatrick die?
James J. Kilpatrick died in 2010.
What was the purpose of the raid in Virginia conducted by Union General Hugh Judson Kilpatrick in March of 1864?
In late february of 1864, General Hugh Judson Kilpatrick led a cavalry force of 4,000 troops into Virginia in an effort to destroy as much track of the Virginia Central Railroad. Under his command was Colonel Ulric Dahlgren who led a group of soldiers to make a raid on Richmond Virginia. Reportedly, not only was Dahlgren set on raiding Richmond, but according to the Confederates, documents found on the body of Dalgren, killed in action, he was to try to assassinate President Jefferson Davis. and members of his cabinet. The entire raid was unproductive due to the response of Confederate cavalry forces. The extra publicity surrounding this event was that Ulric Dahlgren was the son of an US admiral. The assassination "documents" were dismissed by General Meade, General Kilpatrick and President Lincoln.
