702 Index

Fires, continued,
144, 534-537; valuable docu-
ments destroyed by, 142.
Fisher, Colonel Charles F., 156.
Flagler, Mrs. Henry M., erects
‘armory for Boys’ Brigade, 590;
331.
Flanner, Lieut. Henry G., sketch of,

320, 321.
Flanner, Joseph H., 172, 253. See

Wilkings-Flanner duel.

Flats, 506, 511.

Fleming, Cecil, 242.

Flora Macdonald, Confederate trans-
port on the Cape Fear, 403.

Florida, Confederate cruiser, 478.

Floyd, Capt. F. F., under double
cross fire on Morris Island, 300.

Forbes, William, appointed commis-
sioner to take measures for de-
fence against Spaniards, 50;
appointed commissioner to as-
gist in constructing Ft. John-
ston, 53.

Ford, S. R., 252, 253.

Forrest, Andrew J., officer on a
blockade runner, 394.

Forster, John, appointed to assist in
obstructing channel of the Cape
Fear River, 8.

Forts in the Cape Fear Region.
Names and account of: Ander-

son, attack on, 302, 303; evacu-
ated, 497; Federal occupation

of, 499; ruins of described, 574;
58, 484, 500; Buchanan, 58;
Campbell, evacuated and maga-
zines blown up by Confederates,
380; Caswell, armament of, 547;
batteries of named for, 647, 648;
captured by “Minute Men,” 276-
278, 295; construction of, 55,
379; evacuated and magazines
blown up, 380, 471, 472; restored
to U. S. authorities, 278, 279;
situation of, 547; taken by Gov-
ernor’s order, 279, 280; use of
in War between the States, 379;
388, 439, 440, 455, 476, 499, 540,
546, 681; Fisher, attacks upon,

Forts in Cape Fear, continued.
383-386, 469, 490-494; Battery
Bolles, the first defensive work
of, 280; defends New Inlet, 388,
433, 434; description of, 381-
383; fall of, 380, 385, 476; gar-
rison of, 385; gateway between
the Confederate States and the
world, 388; Malakoff of the
South, 381; occupation of by
Federal forces, 433, 434, 470,
471; ruins of, 18; situation of,
381; Whitworth guns of, 311;
55, 58, 274, 359, 361, 362, 363,
451, 476, 480, 481, 482; Johnston,
abandoned, 55; British troops
at the site of, 54; ceded to
United States, 55; description
of, 53; erection of, 50, 52; Fed-
eral occupation of anticipated,
295; Federal work on, 134, 137;
garrison of, 50, 96; Governor
Martin flees to, 112; Governor
Tryon orders protection of, 98,
105; site of marked, 581; town
near incorporated and aban-
doned, 54; 60, 281. |

Fort Jackson, Federal cruiser, 401.

Fort Lafayette, Federal prison, 422,
462, 465.

Fort Sumter, firing on, 279; 295.

Fosgate, Frederick, 121.

Foster, F. W., Federal sanitary
agent in Wilmington (1865), 357.

Foster, Rev. Dr. J. H., 637, 638.

Fowler, W. G., 162.

Foy, Dr., 184.

Frankland, Sir Thomas, grandson of
Oliver Cromwell, owner of Lil-
liput, 60.

Fredericksburg, historic associations
of, 406.

Fremont, Col. 8S. L., in command of
the Cape Fear, 281; 611.

French, George R., director in Tide
Water Power Company, 677.

French, Judge Robert, 566.

French, Gen. Samuel G., in com-
mand of Confederate forces in
the vicinity of Wilmington, 347.

Index 108

French, William A., 662.

Freshwater, Thomas, 659.

Frieze, Rev. Jacob, editor, 177.

Frolic (formerly Advance), Federal
gunboat sent to intercept Cuban
man-of-war, 457, 515; speed of,
457.

Fry, Capt. Joseph, commander block-
ade runner, 452.

Frying Pan Shoals, description of,

5, 517, 518, 523; hazard of, 5,
507; 522.

Fuller, Bartholomew, editor, 559.

Fulton, David, attorney, 187; editor,
178; 218, 558.

Fulton, Federal armed transport,
462,463; 422.

Fulton, Hamilton, work of on Cape
Fear River improvement, 144,
145.

Fulton, James, editor, 178; pub-
lished only Wilmington news-
paper in 1862, 284, 285; sketch
of, 558; 226.

Gafford, John, 169.

Gafford, W. P., 566.

Gaither, Col. B. F., 216.

Gale, Christopher, 2.

Galloway, Maj. Andrew Jackson,
officer W. and W. R. R. Com-
pany, 681.

Galloway, Bishop Charles Betts,
sketch of, 682.

Galloway, Hon. Charles Mills, sketch
of, 682.

Galloway, Cornelius, emigrates from
Scotland, 581.

Galloway, Daniel W., 242.

Galloway, James M., clerk of Pender
County, 682.

Galloway, Capt. John W., organized
Coast Guard Company, 681.

Galloway, Rufus, 681.

Galloway, Sam, 681.

Galloway, Samuel, emigrates from
Scotland, 681.

Galloway, Capt. Swift, 681.

Galloway, Dr. W. C., 681.

Gardner, Julius D., 193.

Gardner, J. D., jr., 231.

Gautier, Capt. T. N., quoted, 9.
Geer, Gilbert, 141.

General Whiting, torpedo boat in

the Cape Fear River, 500.

George, Edward Payson, leaves sum

for Marion Sprunt memorial

annex to hospital, 600-602.
Georgia, Confederate cruiser, 478.
Gettysburg, blockader, formerly

blockade runner Margaret and

Jessie, 402; disables the Lilian,
494,

Gibble, Rev. J. B., 613.

Gibbons, Cardinal, work of in Wil-
mington, 642, 643; 583.

Gibbs, George, member N. C. Sons
of Liberty, 106.

Gibbs, John, member N. C. Sons of
Liberty, 106; 682.

Gibbs, Robert, 620.

Gibson, Walter, member N. C. Sons
of Liberty, 106.

Gieschen, J. G. L., German consul,
director in Tide Water Power
Company, 677.

Gilchrist, William, 598.

Giles, Clayton, military service of,
321; 208.

Giles, Norwood, sketch of, 321, 322.
Gillett, B. C., 141.

Girardeau, Rev. Dr. J. L., 622.

Gladiator, early boat on the Charles-
ton line, 145, 169, 195.
Glenn, Gov. R. B., 590.

Glennan, Sergeant, quoted, 274, 275.

Godden, Colonel, killed in Battle of
Elizabethtown, 117.

Godfrey, Lieut. Thomas, sketch of,
77-80; subscribers to poems of,
77.

Godwin, H. E., officer of W., B., and
S..R.R., 546.

Godwin, Hon. H. L., aids in secur-
ing appropriation for Wilming-
ton Custom House, 596; 541.

Goldsborough, Matthew T., assists

in building W. and W. R. R.,
151.

Goodman, Louis, 566.