Walker’s Ford, Clinch River
As part of the Knoxville Campaign, on December 2, 1863 three Confederate cavalry brigades commanded by Brig. Gen. William Martin
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February 9, 1865
Shelby
On February 9, 1865 a Confederate force near Memphis attacked and captured a Union wagon train carrying wood that was escorted by the 2nd Arkansas, 2nd Missouri and 1st Iowa Cavalry Regiments. Union casualties were 2 killed, 4 wounded and 5 taken prisoner. Property loss included 111 mules.
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As part of the Knoxville Campaign, on December 2, 1863 three Confederate cavalry brigades commanded by Brig. Gen. William Martin
Account of engagement at Anderson’s Cross Roads: October 2, 1863 – Capture of wagon train; skirmish at Anderson’s Cross Roads;
September 25, 1863 – Skirmish at Calhoun, Confederates retreat No circumstantial reports filed. Excerpt from Itinerary of the Twenty-third Army