Athens
January 28, 1865 – Action at Athens JANUARY 28, 1865.-Action at Athens, Tenn. REPORTS. No. 1.-Lieut. George W. Ross, Seventh
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November 2, 1864
Humphreys
As part of the battle of New Johnsonville in early November, 1864, the Federal gunboats, USS Key West and USS Tarwah, attacked the captured gunboat, Undine, and the transports, Cheesemen and Venus, at Davidson's Ferry on the Tennessee River. Both the Undine and Venus had been previously captured by the Confederate cavalry of Maj. Gen. Venus, from Maj. Gen. Nathan B. Forrest. Forrest had been sailing up the Tennessee River towards Johnsonville but was forced to retire to the safety of the Confederate batteries near Fort Henry.
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January 28, 1865 – Action at Athens JANUARY 28, 1865.-Action at Athens, Tenn. REPORTS. No. 1.-Lieut. George W. Ross, Seventh
Federal troops, commanded by Maj. Gen. John Parke, moved toward Dandridge on January 14. Confederate Lieut. Gen. James Longstreet ordered
DECEMBER 28, 1863.—Action at Calhoun and Skirmish at Charleston, Tennessee REPORTS. No. 1.—Major General George H. Thomas, U. S. Army,