Rogersville

November 6, 1863

Hawkins County

On November 11, 1863 a Confederate force led by the 27^th Battalion Virginia Cavalry captured 100 prisoners at Rogersville. Near Big Creek the 36^th Battalion Virginia Cavalry, 8^th Virginia Cavalry and the 21^st Virginia Cavalry also engaged Union forces capturing and 294 prisoners along with wagons and ambulances.

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Maj. Gen. Ambrose Burnside, commander of the Department of the Ohio, undertook an expedition into East Tennessee to clear the

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Advancing from Spring Hill on June 4, 1863 two brigades of Nathan Bedford Forrest’s cavalry engaged Union cavalry south of Franklin between

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On March 1, 1862 Union gunboats Tyler and Lexington and the transport Zetta carrying 2 companies of the 32nd Illinois

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