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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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| May 24, 1863 | M. E. Lacy, in Jackson County, to her husband, Lieutenant A. J. Lacy |
Stat of Tenn Ja Co May the 24, 1863 Mi der and most affection husband I set down to writ you a few line to let you now that I am well at this time and I
hoop when these few lines com to hand that it will find you ... read more |
| May 24, 1863 | "The Yankees comes to our country every onste and a while and takes Negros and horses. Where ever they go [they] burn mills and some citizens houses. . . " Lieutenant A. J. Lacy's letter from his father in Jackson County |
State of Tennessee Jackson County May the 24th 1863
Very dear... read more |
| May 24, 1863 | Parson Brownlow's address |
Sunday 24th
. . . . Severl from our Company went to hear parson B rownlow preach in the Post Chappaln at half past ten AM we went about an houre before time so as to make sure of a seat the house soon filled to overflowing both gallery and church room was ... read more |
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May 26, 1863 May 29, 1863 |
Expedition, Bolivar, Wesley Camp, Somerville, and Antioch Church and skirmishes |
MAY 26-29, 1863.-Expedition from Bolivar to Wesley Camp, Somerville, and Antioch Church, Tenn., and skirmishes.
Report of Col. Adolph Engelmann, Forty-third Illinois Infantry. BOLIVAR, T... read more |
| May 30, 1863 | Fremantle's observations on the Army of Tennessee | 30th May, Saturday.-It rained hard all last night, but General Polk's tent proved itself a good one. We have prayers both morning and evening, by Dr. Quintard, together with singing, in which General Polk joined with much zeal. Colone... read more |
| May 15, 1863 | Exiled from Nashville | A Touching Scene.—We were an eyewitness yesterday, of a touching scene which occurred in High street. It seems that Captain Conner had called at the house of Mrs. Barnes to announce that it was time for certain parties to be in readiness to depart south. Quite a... read more |
| May 15, 1863 | Banished from Nashville | Departed South.—The departures South were more numerous yesterday than the day before. Quite a crowd bid good-by to Nashville about three o'clock yesterday afternoon. They made their exit by the Charlotte pike, escorted thither by Capt. Conner of the 8th Kansa... read more |
| May 17, 1863 | July 23, 1863, OPERATIONS IN WEST TENNESSEE |
SUMMARY OF THE PRINCIPAL EVENTS IN TENNESSEE. May 17, 1863. Scout from LaGrange, Tenn. 18, 1863, Skirmish on Horn Lake Creek, Tenn. 19, 1863, Scouts from LaGrange, Tenn. 20, 1863, Skirmish at Salem, Tenn. 20, 1863. Skirm... read more |
| May 18, 1863 | Captain John Connolley's letter home, his general impressions of Middle |
Tennessee and its inhabitants
Murfreesboro, May 18, 1863 Dear wife- Here it is the middle of May and I am not reported killed, wounded or missing. I am back safe from my first trip in command of a mounted fo... read more |
| May 19, 1863 | Scouts from LaGrange |
MAY 19, 1863.-Scouts from LaGrange, Tenn.
Report of Col. Edward Hatch, commanding Cavalry Brigade. HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY BRIGADE, LaGrange, Tenn., May 19, 1863. CAPT.: The colonel commanding directs me to say that he has the honor to submit the following rep... read more |
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