Webster County, Kentucky
Page2 Dixon - Battle of Slaughtersville - Burnt Mill Photos/Text courtesy of Richard Edling, Philadelphia, PA Contact Webmaster for any use of the following photos |
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(January 2012)
Enlarge CSA General Nathan
Bedford Forrest, on reconnaissance and foraging mission toward the Ohio
River, Nov. 24 to Dec. 5, 1861, passed here with 300 cavalry on way to
Caseyville. There he found large supply of hogs and took some along. After
he left, USA picked up remainder. While returning to Hopkinsville Forrest
captured horses, cattle and more hogs |
(January 2012) Enlarge Frontier Justice historical marker |
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(January 2012) Enlarge View near Battle of Slaughtersville marker |
(January 2012) Enlarge Another view near the Battle of Slaughtersville marker - Col. William Hollis of Webster County and 480 men of the CSA were camped near the railroad on the Dr. Tom Drake farm. The Union Army came upon them and attacked. They defeated the Confederates and among those killed were Col. William Hollis |
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