. Itinerary of the Seventh Ohio volunteer infantry, 1861-1864, with roster, portraits and biographies . BAI)(;i. OF IliE SECOND DI\ISI()N12tli and IOili Army Corps. BATTLEFIELD OF CHANCELLORSVILLE, 1st, 2d and 3d, 1863 CHAPTER XXVI. tup: of ,k. As a place. Chancellorsville consisted of one stately man-sion with oiit-bnildings. and a blacksmith shop, locatedtwelve miles west of Fredericksburg at the intersection ofthe Plank and WiUlerness roads leading to that point, andin the midst of a densely wooded country. The cavalry attached to the Fifth Corps, which was co
. Itinerary of the Seventh Ohio volunteer infantry, 1861-1864, with roster, portraits and biographies . BAI)(;i. OF IliE SECOND DI\ISI()N12tli and IOili Army Corps. BATTLEFIELD OF CHANCELLORSVILLE, 1st, 2d and 3d, 1863 CHAPTER XXVI. tup: of ,k. As a place. Chancellorsville consisted of one stately man-sion with oiit-bnildings. and a blacksmith shop, locatedtwelve miles west of Fredericksburg at the intersection ofthe Plank and WiUlerness roads leading to that point, andin the midst of a densely wooded country. The cavalry attached to the Fifth Corps, which was com-manded by Gen. George G. Meade, crossed the Rapidan atElys Ford, reaching Chancellorsville as early as 11 a. April 30. while his infantr}^ came up at i p. m. aheadof the Twelfth Corps, which arrived at 2 p. m. The Twelfth Corps at once took position in the woods,on a line nearly parallel to the Plank road, with the left rest-ing near the Chancellor house and the right near a churchabout one and a half miles therefrom. The Eleventh Corps joined the right of the Twelfth,with its right resting on Hunting Creek. The Fifth Corpsextended from the left of Ge
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