Franklin-Fort Granger
Summary of Engagement (also known as Second Battle of Franklin): On June 4, 1863 Nathan B. Forrest led two cavalry
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December 3, 1863
Fayette
On December 3-4, 1863 Confederate cavalry under James Chalmers and S. D. Lee attempted to destroy a bridge over Wolf River near Moscow, Tennessee. Union forces commanded by Col. E. Hatch mounted a successful defense ultimately driving the attackers back to Mount Pleasant, Mississippi. The 2nd West Tennessee Infantry (African Descent) distinguished itself in the engagement.
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Summary of Engagement (also known as Second Battle of Franklin): On June 4, 1863 Nathan B. Forrest led two cavalry
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