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Brice's Crossroads
Civil War Encyclopedia >> Battles
| June 2, 1864 | Ordered to pursue and destroy General Nathan Bedford Forrest, General John Sturgis leaves Memphis with a force of 8,100 men | Tennessee |
| Brice's Crossroads | ||
| June 10, 1864 | Battle of Brice's Crossroads [US]
Battle of Tishomingo Creek [CS] |
Mississippi |
| Nathan Bedford Forrest | ||
| Brice's Crossroads | ||
| June 11, 1864 | Following the battle of Brice's Crossroads, Forrest's men pursue the federal retreat and take hundreds of prisoners | |
| Brice's Crossroads | ||
| June 15, 1864 | General Sherman, learning of the defeat at Brice's Crossroads, writes Edwin Stanton "But Forrest is the very devil, ...There never will be peace in Tennessee till Forrest is dead." | |
| Nathan Bedford Forrest | ||
| Brice's Crossroads | ||
| William Tecumseh Sherman |
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