Walker’s Ford, Clinch River

December 2, 1863

Union County

As part of the Knoxville Campaign, on December 2, 1863 three Confederate cavalry brigades commanded by Brig. Gen. William Martin attacked a Union cavalry brigade (Col. Felix Graham) at Walker’s Ford on the Clinch River. Martin pushed the federal cavalry back towards the river before the 116^th and 118^th Indiana regiments stalled the attack and covered the retreat of the cavalry.

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