Statistics for occurrence #1 of “General Wool” in chapter 16 of Benson J. Lossing, Pictorial Field Book of the Civil War. Volume 2.:
...upied the heights on the Richmond side of the stream, supported by Heintzelman.
In the mean time a most important movement had been made in McClellan's rear by the Confederates at Norfolk, and by General Wool at Fortress Monroe.
Wool, who saw the eminent advantage of the James River as a highway for the supplies of an army on the Peninsula, had, ever since McClellan decided to take that route to Richmon...
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