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... Pleasonton to Governor Duval , Mar. 3 , 1825. ( 2 ) Case of Dusar and Israel relative to custom house bonds : Edgar Macon to Pleasonton , Aug. 19 , 1823. ( 3 ) Case of Antonio Giraldo for whom Joseph M. Hernandez and Joseph Delespine ...
... Pleasonton, November 22, 1839; Stephen Pleasonton to Joel Poinsett, November 27, 1839; and letter (author unreadable) to Stephen Pleasonton, November 29, 1839, CAP , M688, NARA . Alfred Pleasonton's birthdate has been confused over the ...
... Pleasonton likely represented ( to Southern eyes at least ) the stereotype of the conniving Yankee . He even sported the kind of pointed waxed mustache often associated with vaudeville villains . Pleasonton's officers viewed him as a ...
... Pleasonton. Earlier in the battle when Charles Tyler made his demonstration on the Union left, McNeil sent back yet another courier to Pleasonton requesting help. Pleasonton was, by this point, in a position to observe most of the ...
... Pleasonton there was no need for such alarm since he thought a British attack unlikely. Pleasonton replied that Monroe held a different view, and in any case it was better to be prudent and save the documents, rather than risk them ...
... Pleasonton was close to Ashby's Gap just beyond Upperville . Stuart formed defensive line close to the gap at the hamlet of Paris . One final thrust by Pleasonton threatened to push through and capture gap , but Stuart could now call ...
... Pleasonton to Albert V. Colburn, November 7, 1862 (four dispatches), Pleasonton Dispatch Book, 1862, Alderman Library, University of Virginia, Charlottesville; Alfred Pleasonton to William W. Averell, November 7, 1862, Pleasonton ...
... Pleasonton took this extraordinary archival col- lection and had it placed in carts he had obtained to convey it to a safe storage place. As Pleasonton was in the process of removing these records, he encountered Secretary of War ...
... Pleasonton, a well-connected Washington civil servant with no real maritime experience, took charge of the nascent American lighthouse network and almost immediately began aggressively delegating responsibilities to local officials at ...
... Pleasonton made another attempt to break through Stuart's screen , but only suffered another thrashing at Middleburg . Two days later , Pleasonton tried again , this time assisted by an infantry brigade from the Fifth Corps . These ...