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(2012)
Enlarge Marker identifying location
of the 17th KY campsite at Cloud Field, Shiloh National Battlefield. The
25th KY was camped immediately to the left |
(2012)
Enlarge Modern view of Lauman's
third position on Sunday, April 6, 1862. This marker is found on a trail
leading toward the river east of Wicker Field. A good hunter will spot the
young doe between the forks of the small tree in front of the sign. Then
imagine the doe is a Confederate rifleman in the sights of your black
powder musket |
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(2012)
Enlarge Sherman's advance and hold
at Cavalry Field |
(2012)
Enlarge McClernand's Road on the
Shiloh Plateau. Note the opposing cannon marking the locations of Federal
and Confederate Batteries on this day of reconquest |
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(2012)
Enlarge Kentucky monument on the
old ferry road near the Cloud Field camp site of the 17th Regiment
Kentucky Volunteer Infantry |
(3-95)
J.D. Putnam Stump. J.D. Putnam, Co. F, 14th Wis. Vol. Inf., was killed
here Monday, April 7th, while advancing in line of battle against
a Confederate battery. His comrades buried him where he
fell and cut his name in an oak tree which stood here |
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(3-95)
C.S Army of the
Mississippi, 19th Louisiana Infantry,
Gibson's (1st) Brigade, Ruggles' (1st) Division,
Bragg's Corps. This Regiment was engaged here Monday, April 7, 1862
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Headquarters Site. Brig. Gen. Stephen A. Hurlbut,
Fourth Division, Army of the Tennessee |
