Nonconnah Creek

October 29, 1864

Shelby County

On October 29, 1864 a patrol with the 7^th Indiana Cavalry encountered a Confederate force on the Pigeon Roost road at the Nonconnah Creek bridge. The advance guard of the 7^th Indiana was captured and rest of the patrol routed at first fire.

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