Collierville-Lafayette

June 23, 1864

Shelby County

On June 23, 1864 a Union train traveling to Moscow was attacked by Confederate guerillas near Lafayette killing and wounding several soldiers with the 178^th New York Infantry.

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Plum Point-Fort Pillow

After the defeat of Confederate forces at Island No. 10 the Union naval squadron moved down the Mississippi River to

Lawrenceburg

Advancing from Florence, Alabama toward Nashville, Tennessee, two Confederate cavalry divisions under William Jackson and Abraham Buford marched up the old military

Loudon

After crossing the Tennessee River at Loudon the Confederate First Corps (Lieut. Gen. James Longstreet) skirmished with the Union forces

Collierville-Lafayette

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