Overall’s Creek – Bell’s Mills
Confederate Gen. William Bate’s division engaged men of the 115th Ohio Infantry stationed in Blockhouse No. 7 protecting the Nashville
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September 8, 1863
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On September 8, 1863 the 100th Ohio Infantry skirmished with Confederate forces commanded by Brig. Gen. Alfred Jackson at Telford Station before falling back to Limestone where they ultimately surrendered after running out of ammunition.
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Confederate Gen. William Bate’s division engaged men of the 115th Ohio Infantry stationed in Blockhouse No. 7 protecting the Nashville
Description of engagement at Antioch Station, April 10, 1863 from Formation, Movement, Camps, Scouts and Battles of the Tenth Regiment
The Union Army marched across the Nashville Pike bridge at Overall Creek while advancing to the Stones River battlefield. The