Confederate Retreat from Shiloh
Withdrawal from Shiloh historical marker. State Highway 22
just south of historic Monterey (now called Michie). The marker
describes the final action of the Shiloh Campaign at Fallen Timbers. The
actual location is closer to Shiloh National Military Park. Click here
to see a panorama of the Fallen
Timbers site courtesy of
Don Worth, Webmaster of the 48th
Ohio Veteran Volunteer Infantry. |
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(3-93) Withdrawal From Shiloh, April 8, 1862. The rear guard of the Army of the Mississippi, under Maj. Gen. John C. Breckinridge, withdrew to Corinth. In this vicinity, about 300 sabres of its cavalry under Col. Nathan B. Forrest, effectively stopped two infantry brigades and the 4th Illinois Cavalry, Maj. Gen. W.T. Sherman commanding. Col. Forrest was wounded in the engagement |
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Falling Timbers area Photo courtesy of Jacob Scott, MO |
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