Places · starting with F

Military post in Arizona where Captain Madden was in command.

a.k.a. Fort Bowie, Arizona

Fort named in the muster roll, likely location or affiliation.

A location on the Butterfield Overland Trail, endpoint of Sixth Division and start of Fifth.

Military fort in Texas; destination of troops changing stations.

One of the forts where black regiments served.

Fort Cummings, also known as Cummings, is a place with two sources but no documented historical claims.

a.k.a. Fort Cummings, Cummings

Military base in Michigan.

a.k.a. Fort Custer

The location in the bosque where Slick was overtaken and shot.

a.k.a. Forte's Bend

Location from which D.J. Miles wrote the letter.

Military fort from which troops were sent to hold mountain passes after the robbery.

Military prison where Roman was sent after being arrested for resisting the police.

Location mentioned as residence of N. C. Campbell and family.

a.k.a. Ft. Madison

Site where Mangas Coloradas was murdered in January 1863.

One of the forts where black regiments served.

Kansas fort where Roman Chiquito was imprisoned before escape.

Military base in Kansas where Bruno served.

a.k.a. Fort Riley

A location in New Mexico listed as a subject in a government publication catalog record.

a.k.a. fort selden, new mexico, fort selden (n.m.)

Fort Selden is a military base in New Mexico, listed as a subject of a government publication.

a.k.a. Fort Selden, N.M.

Fort Selden is a military base in New Mexico mentioned in the context of cost, construction, and government publications.

a.k.a. Fort Selden (N.M.)

Fort Seldon was established in 1865 to protect settlers and travelers against Gila Apache raids.

a.k.a. Ft. Seldon

Civilian employees at Fort Silver City planned a celebration.

A location on the Butterfield Overland Trail, endpoint of Eighth Division and start of Seventh.

Military post where Corporal A. M. Batson was stationed.

Military fort in Texas; wagons were en route there and troops were moving from there.