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winfield scott hancock

By awade17
  • birth

    birth
    Born in Montgomery Square, Pennsylvania, February 14, 1824
  • graduation

    An 1844 graduate of West Point, he was in the infantry during the Mexican War and got a brevet before going to the quartermaster's department.
  • mexican war

    hancock was a brevet second lieutenant in th 6th u.s. infentry unit.
  • beginning of civil war

    beginning of civil war
    captain and assistant quartermaster
  • brigadier general

    brigadier general
    starting point as a brigadier general
  • new division

    commanding 3rd Brigade, Smith's Division, Army of the Potomac
  • end of smiths division

    leaves smiths division
  • potomatic

    potomatic
    this is when he started in the Army of the Potomac
  • Battle of Williamsburg

    Battle of Williamsburg , this is the first battle of the peninsulas campaign,
  • next division

    commandiong first brigade
    2nd division (also the second divition he was in)
  • battle of garnetts and goldings farm

    Battle of Garnett's & Goldings Farm (part of the seven day battle)
  • 1st divition 2nd corps

    commanding lst Division
    2nd Corps
    Army of the Potomac
  • Peninsula campaign

    Peninsula campaign
    hancock fought in the peninsula campaign
  • majior general

    majior general
    when hancock wasx a majior general of the usv
  • 1st divition 2nd corps

    commanding lst Division
    2nd Corps
    Army of the Potomac
  • commanding the corps

  • battle of Gettysburg,

    battle of Gettysburg,
    this is one of hancocks most famous battle is when he was a new corps commander.
  • major and quartermaster

  • first battle of deep bottom

    First Battle of Deep Bottom
  • brigadier general

  • deep bottom

    2nd battle of deep bottom
  • second battle of reams station

    Second Battle of Ream's Station Union II Corps moved south along the Weldon Railroad, tearing up track, preceded by Gregg’s cavalry division
  • Boydton Plank Road

    Directed by Maj. Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock, divisions from three Union corps (II, V, and IX) and Gregg’s cavalry division, numbering more than 30,000
  • no longer commanding the corps

  • commanding lst Veteran

    Volunteer Corps
  • no longer commanding 1st veteran

    commanding lst Veteran Volunteer Corps
  • middle military division

    commanding Middle Military Division
  • west virginia

    commanding Department of West Virginia
  • no longer commanding Middle Military Division

  • no longer commanding Department of West Virginia

  • major general

    major general, USA
  • command

    command of the Dept. of the East
  • died

    died
    Governors Island