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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Thompson’s Station

On March 5, 1863 Colonel John Coburn marched from Franklin with an infantry brigade and detachment of cavalry to rendezvous

Blockhouse No. 2 Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad

Following the Battle of Franklin, Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest’s cavalry division and Gen. William Bate’s infantry division advanced toward that

Blountville

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

Nonconnah Creek

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Thompson’s Station

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