Rogersville and Powder Springs

April 2, 1864

Grainger County

On April 2-4, 1864 a Union reconnaissance under the command of Brig. Gen. Thomas Wood scouted the valley between Powder Springs and Rogersville to determine the position of Maj. Gen. James Longstreet’s Corps that had moved north into Virginia.

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Collierville

On November 3, 1863 while conducting cavalry raids to break up the Memphis & Charleston Railroad behind Maj. Gen. William

La Vergne III

On December 30, 1862 Confederate cavalry attacked Union camps along the Lebanon Pike and Old Jefferson.

Little Harpeth River

After capturing the Union garrison at Brentwood, Confederate cavalry forces commanded by Brig. Gen. Nathan Forrest forced the surrender of

Rogersville and Powder Springs

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