Panther Springs

March 5, 1864

Hamblen County

On March 5, 1864 the Third East Tennessee Infantry (Union) was attacked by Confederate cavalry while on reconnaissance to Panther Springs. The Third lost 3 killed, 1 wounded and 20 taken prisoner.

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Blue Springs

In October, 1863 the Union Army, Department of the Ohio, commanded by Maj. Gen. Ambrose Burnside advanced into East Tennessee

Insane Asylum, Cox’s Hill

On January 3, 1863 Union forces consisting of the 2nd East Tennessee Cavalry and the 6 th Tennessee Infantry were in

Knob Gap

After seizing Nolensville, Union forces pushed south on the road to Triune. About two miles south of town, the men

Panther Springs

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