Who led the 7th cavalry at wounded knee?
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James W. Forsyth James William Forsyth Colonel James W. Forsyth
7th Cavalry Regiment Wounded Knee Massacre
7th cavalry at wounded knee
Wounded Knee Massacre Thomas Sullivan (Medal of Honor, 1890) 7th Cavalry Regiment Hugh McGinnis Wounded Knee, South Dakota Charles Varnum Samuel Whitside James Ward (Medal of Honor, 1890) George Loyd John Chowning Gresham
When the <b>7th Cavalry</b> Regiment returned to duty at Fort Riley from Pine Ridge, 
South Dakota, the soldiers of the&nbsp;... Thomas Sullivan (April 4, 1859 – January 10, 1940) was a United States Army 
soldier and a ... The Battle of <b>Wounded Knee</b> (also Massacre of <b>Wounded Knee</b>) 
took place in December 1890. The <b>7th Cavalry</b> ... In contrast, the <b>7th Cavalry</b> 
suffered 25 killed and 39 wounded, many being the result of friendly fire. Calvin 
Spotted&nbsp;... ... aside their blankets and fired their rifles at Troop K of the <b>7th</b>. ... Historian Dee 
Brown, in Bury My Heart at <b>Wounded Knee</b>,&nbsp;... Hugh McGinnis emigrated from Ireland to America in 1887, he lived in New York 
and St Louis, Missouri with his sister prior to enlisting in the U.S. Army in 1890. 
He was a twenty-year-old private in Co. K, 1st Battalion, <b>7th Cavalry</b> during the 
<b>Wounded Knee</b> Massacre, where he&nbsp;... <b>Wounded Knee</b> is a census-designated place (CDP) on the Pine Ridge Indian 
Reservation in ... 1890, in the same area, in an incident known as the <b>Wounded</b> 
<b>Knee</b> Massacre, the United States <b>7th Cavalry</b> killed more than 300 men, women
&nbsp;... Battle of <b>Wounded Knee</b> &middot; Drexel Mission Fight &middot; Philippine-American War. 
Awards, Medal of Honor. Charles Albert Varnum (June 21, 1849 – February 26, 
1936) was a career United States Army ... In 1890, Captain Varnum commanded 
Company B of the <b>7th Cavalry</b> at the <b>Wounded Knee</b> Massacre on December 29, 
against&nbsp;... Samuel M. Whitside was a United States Cavalry officer who served from 1858 to 
1902. ... <b>Wounded Knee</b> Massacre[edit]. Whitside was the major of the <b>7th</b> 
<b>Cavalry</b> at the time of the <b>Wounded Knee</b> Massacre in December 1890. James Ward (1854–1901) was a United States Army soldier in the American 
Indian Wars and a recipient of the U.S. military&#39;s highest decoration, the Medal of 
Honor, for his actions at the <b>Wounded Knee</b> ... On December 28, 1890, <b>7th</b> 
<b>Cavalry</b> detained several hundred Lakota near <b>Wounded Knee</b>. American 
soldiers were&nbsp;... George Loyd (1843 – December 17, 1892), whose last name was occasionally 
spelled &quot;Lloyd,&quot; was a United States Army soldier. He fought in the Battle of the 
Little Big Horn and in the Battle of <b>Wounded Knee</b>, now called the <b>Wounded</b> 
<b>Knee</b> Massacre ... Loyd first enlisted in the U.S. Army (<b>7th Cavalry</b> Regiment on 
March 17, 1866&nbsp;... Unit, <b>7th Cavalry</b> Regiment. Commands held, 10th Cavalry Regiment. Battles/
wars, Indian Wars &middot; Battle of Canyon Creek &middot; Battle of <b>Wounded Knee</b> &middot; Philippine
-American War. Awards, Medal of Honor. John Chowning Gresham (September 
25, 1851 – September 2, 1926) was an officer in the&nbsp;...
Major Samuel M. Whitside
Wounded Knee Massacre