Mulberry Gap

November 19, 1863

Hancock County

On November 19, 1863 a scouting party of the 65 th Indiana Mounted Infantry captured and controlled Mulberry Gap after it charged the camp of the 64 th Virginia Cavalry killing 3, wounding 1, and capturing 1.

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Confederate forces of Brigadier-General James Chalmers advanced from Oxford, Mississippi to attack the Federal garrison at Collierville. The Confederate force

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

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