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The Tennessee Civil War Sourcebook is a searchable collection of over 7,000 articles chronicling the Civil War in Tennessee from September 1, 1861
through September 30, 1865.
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| Date | Title | Article |
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| November 22, 1862 | Fritters' options in Jackson |
Twinkley Twinkle.
A war correspondent writes thus from Jackson, in this State: An officer of my acquaintance, who is inordinately fond of "fritters," just dropped into a dwelling in Jackson, a day or two since, where this delicacy was smoking hot... read more |
| November 25, 1862 | Capture of Henderson's Station, Mobile & Ohio Railroad |
NOVEMBER 25, 1862.-Capture of Henderson's Station, Mobile and Ohio Railroad, Tenn.
Report of Lieut. Col. Phineas Pease, Forty-ninth Illinois Infantry. HDQRS. FORTY-NINTH REGT. ILLINOIS INFANTRY, Bethel, Tenn., November... read more |
| November 25, 1862 | Federal pursuit of Confederate guerrilla force after Henderson' Station debacle |
LAGRANGE, TENN., November 25, 1862. Brig. Gen. M. BRAYMAN, Bolivar, Tenn.: Gen. Sullivan has sent troops after the guerrillas that took Henderson Station. Troops from here are after those that a... read more |
| November 27, 1862 | Confederate conscript sweep along the Hatchie River |
TRENTON, November 27, 1862—11 p. m. Gen. SULLIVAN: My scouts report to-night from Cageville that 200 to 250 of Jackson's and Falkner's cavalry are at or near Bend's Ferry, on the Hatchie, enforcing the conscript act. JACOB... read more |
| November 28, 1862 | "O! That I could kiss them sweet lips of lovely Susan Ann and little children;" Jesse P. Bate's letter to his wife Susan Ann in Hickman County |
McMinnville, Warren County, Tenn.
Nov. the 28th 1862 My Dear wife, I take this opportunity of writing you a few lines to let you kno... read more |
| November 2, 1862 | Confederate reliance upon God |
RELIANCE UPON GOD.
Nothing is more evident in this war than that those Generals who put their trust in God are the most fortunate and successful. Almost every victory has been won under the lead of Generals who feared God, but not man, whilst almos... read more |
| November 3, 1862 | General Orders No. 4 issued, relative to relief of poor in West Tennessee |
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 4. HDQRS. DEPARTMENT OF THE TENNESSEE, Jackson, Tenn., November 3, 1862.
It has been reported to the general commanding that many families within the limits of the military guards of t... read more |
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November 3, 1862 December 31, 1862 |
Operations in West Tennessee, including action near Jackson, Tennessee on December 19, and skirmish at Middleburg, on December 24, 1862 | Report of Brig. Gen. Mason Brayman, U. S. Army, of operations November 3-December 31, including action near Jackson, Tenn., ... read more |
| November 1, 1862 | William and Keziah Lacy's letter to their son Lieutenant Andrew |
Jackson Lacy, Eighth Tennessee cavalry
State of Tenn. Jackson County Nov the 1st 1862 It is with plesure that I seat my self to wright to you a fiew lines to let you know that we are all well as could be expect... read more |
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November 9, 1862 January 4, 1863 |
Major-General U. S. Grant forbids the use of railroads to Jews in West Tennessee |
LAGRANGE, TENN., November 9, 1862.
Maj.-Gen. HURLBUT, Jackson, Tenn.: Refuse all permits to come south of Jackson for the present. The Israelites especially should be kept out... read more |
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