William Wing Loring (December 4, 1818 – December 30, 1886) was an American soldier who served in the armies of the United States, the Confederacy, and...

overseers, ex-Confederate officers Henry Hopkins Sibley and William Wing Loring, arrived in Egypt. Loring was appointed by the Khedive as Inspector-General of...

garrisoned by 7,500 men led by Rateb Pasha and ex Confederate general William Wing Loring and Khaya Khor fort was garrisoned by 5,500 men led by Uthman Rifqi...

librarian William Loring Spencer (married, formal name of May Nunez; 1847–1921), American author and actress, niece of William Wing Loring Loring (surname)...

First Regiment Mounted Rifles, under the overall command of Colonel William Wing Loring. He spent the next five years stationed at Fort McIntosh, near San...

Loring AFB, and it was closed in September 1994. It was later reopened as the Loring Commerce Centre. The 42nd Bomb Wing was the host unit at Loring AFB...

Boston family of Lorings, descendants of Thomas Loring. Her mother, who was esteemed a beauty, was the sister of general William Wing Loring, of the Khedive's...

Loring is a surname and may refer to: Charles Loring (judge) (1873–1961), American lawyer, judge and Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court Charles...

American Art Museum and Renwick Gallery. Retrieved 2012-08-10. "William Wing Loring (1818-1886)". www.thelatinlibrary.com. Retrieved 2012-08-10. "Tribal...

killed on June 14, he was replaced in corps command by Major General William Wing Loring temporarily and on July 7 by Lieutenant General Alexander P. Stewart...

SS William W. Loring was a Liberty ship built in the United States during World War II. She was named after William Wing Loring, a Colonel in the United...

Gadsden County Commission voted to do so. St. Augustine Memorial to William Wing Loring, on the Plaza de la Constitución, erected behind the Government House...

(then A Company) completed its organization 1 October 1846. Captain William Wing Loring was the first Commander of A Company, and would later become the...

England. "Statue of Robert Clayton at north entrance to ward block of north wing at St Thomas' Hospital (1319925)". National Heritage List for England. Retrieved...

Gibbs French, and William Wing Loring. Wheeler's corps consisted of cavalry divisions led by William T. Martin, John H. Kelly, and William Y. C. Humes. Author...

Alexander P. Stewart. Polk's corps consisted of the divisions of William Wing Loring, Samuel Gibbs French, and James Cantey. On April 30, Johnston's Army...

Stewart. Polk's corps comprised the divisions of Major Generals William Wing Loring and Samuel Gibbs French, and Brigadier General James Cantey. Sherman...

namesake of one-armed Confederate General William Wing Loring (May's given names at birth were "William Wing"). The couple then spent two years on a ranch...

at least three generals: Edmund Kirby-Smith, Francis A. Shoup and William Wing Loring, although only Kirby-Smith was born there. During the war, St. Augustinian...

national prominence in ensuing years were Phil Sheridan (Union Army); William Wing Loring (Confederate); John B. Hood (Confederate); George Crook (Union),...

McWhiney Foundation Press, 1995. Wessels, William L. Born to Be A Soldier: The Military Career of William Wing Loring of St. Augustine, Florida. Texas Christian...

corps had the divisions of Major Generals Samuel Gibbs French and William Wing Loring, and Brigadier General James Cantey. On April 30, 1864, Johnston's...

General William H. Jackson, which had been called the Army of Mississippi. Polk's corps comprised the divisions of Major Generals William Wing Loring and...

deployed in about the center of the Union line, engaging Maj. Gen. William Wing Loring's Mississippi division and Alabama troops from General Alexander Stewart's...

Nelson Strength: 652 officers, 7,685 men, no. guns not reported Footnotes Loring reported having four batteries, but only specified the names of three. According...

Horace Forney, William Wing Loring, and Carter L. Stevenson. Bowen's division had 4,500 soldiers, Smith's had 3,500, Forney's had 5,500, Loring's had 7,800...

made up of the divisions of James Cantey, Samuel Gibbs French, and William Wing Loring. Sherman began his campaign on May 7, 1864 with the Battle of Rocky...

Brigadier General William Hicks Jackson. Polk was killed at Pine Mountain on June 14 and temporarily replaced by Major General William Wing Loring. Hardee's corps...

Baltimore Francis Kernan (Class of 1836), Senator from New York William Wing Loring, Officer in the United States Army, the Confederate Army, and Egyptian...

included the divisions of James Cantey, Samuel Gibbs French, and William Wing Loring. On April 30, 1864, Johnston's Army of Tennessee reported 41,279...