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4th Corps (U.S.) - Army of the Cumberland

tellinghistory wrote 1 week ago: The 4th and 23rd Corps (U.S.), respectively served at Franklin. Here’s some background the 4th … more →

Tags: Franklin, George H. Thomas, union

New book on Thomas adds to Franklin-Nashville understanding1 comment

tellinghistory wrote 8 months ago: Author Benson Bobrick has recently completed a biography on Union General George H. Thomas titled Ma … more →

Tags: George H. Thomas

Federal soldiers killed at Franklin were mostly buried at Stone's River National Cemetery

tellinghistory wrote 11 months ago: The Federal Army suffered roughly 200 killed in the Battle of Franklin (30 November 1864).  Most of … more →

Tags: Stone's River, union, Army of the Ohio, Casualties

"I Would Strengthen the Left"

swilsoncurator wrote 1 year ago: Leaves fell from the trees, fluttering to the ground as they did every autumn in northern Georgia. B … more →

Tags: Civil War, George Thomas, Chickamauga, Braxton Bragg

Boscobel Civil War Reenactment: Battle of Malvern Hill

Randy Roberts wrote 1 year ago: Wisconsin sent roughly 90,000 soldiers to fight in the American Civil War — the costliest war … more →

Tags: History, Photography, Boscobel Wisconsin, Civil War reenactment, Battle of Malvern Hill, Robert E. Lee, george mcclellan, Army of the Potomac, Army of Northern Virginia

104th Ohio soldiers writes in late November 1864

tellinghistory wrote 2 years ago: 4pp. letter from John D. Messinger of the 104th Ohio Infantry, Company D. Written in ink and datelin … more →

Tags: John Bell Hood, Army of the Ohio, Ohio, William T. Sherman

Approach of Confederate Army at Franklin (Nov 30, 1864)

tellinghistory wrote 2 years ago: … more →

Tags: Army of Tennessee, John C. Brown, Benjamin F. Cheatham, map, Confederates, Cleburne

Union soldier writes about whippin Hood (Nov 20, 1864)

tellinghistory wrote 2 years ago: Pulaski, Tenn. / November 20th 1864 reads in part, An old ‘darky’ in ‘Alabam … more →

Tags: letter, John Bell Hood, Army of Tennessee, Army of the Ohio

The story of the Battle of Franklin (Carter House Museum)1 comment

tellinghistory wrote 2 years ago: Franklin: The Valley of Death “(Franklin) is the blackest page in the history of the War of th … more →

Tags: Army of Tennessee, Army of the Ohio, Carter farm, Casualties, cavalry, Confederacy, Cotton Gin, CSA, Franklin

Aftermath of the battle

tellinghistory wrote 2 years ago: Aftermath of the battle (Wikipedia, 12/3/06) The devastated Confederate force was left in control of … more →

Tags: John Bell Hood, Confederacy, nashville, Army of Tennessee, Army of the Ohio, Casualties

Background to the Battle of Franklin

tellinghistory wrote 2 years ago: Background to the Battle of Franklin (Wikipedia, 12/3/06) Franklin followed the Battle of Spring Hil … more →

Tags: Army of Tennessee, Army of the Ohio, CSA, General, George H. Thomas, Harpeth River, Jacob Cox, John Bell Hood, John M. Schofield

The Union Army size at Franklin

tellinghistory wrote 2 years ago: The Federal (Union) Army consisted of 22,000 infantry / approx 5,000 cavalry 23rd Corps (Army of Ohi … more →

Tags: General, Jacob Cox, Carter farm, Cotton Gin, David Stanley

The Federal (Union) Army consisted of 22,000 infantry / 5,000 cavalry at Franklin

tellinghistory wrote 3 years ago: The Federal (Union) Army consisted of 22,000 infantry / approx 5,000 cavalry * 23rd Corps (Army of O … more →

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