Nash Farm Battlefield-Games 1

Statement from Archaeologist Dan Elliot

Letters from:

Daniel T. Elliott, President, The LAMAR Institute

James Lighthizer, President, Civil War Preservation Trust

Gene E. Morris, Jr., Henry County Historian

Charlie Crawford, President, Georgia Battlefields Association

McCook/Stoneman Raid, July 27-30

Introduction to Operations

Kilpatrick's Raid and Minty's Charge

A Henry County
Historical Park

Preliminary Archaeology Report

Sherman's report on Kilpatricks Raid

Dr. David Evans, Author of "Sherman's Horsemen"

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Conclusion

After the Fall of Jonesboro

Columbus Daily Sun, August 27, 1864

Kilpatrick's Raid Battle Order

Campsites Found at NFB

Views of the WBTS at NFB

Reflections of Hallowed Ground

Somewhere, They Crawled Off to Died

Mail Call For The Troops

The Last Gray Line Of Henry County

The Largest Cavalry Charge Recorded

Facing the Enemy at Lovejoy's Station

Texas Cavalry Brigade Nearly Destroyed

The Nash Farm

Historical context for the Nash Farm

Historical Geography of the Nash Farm

The Nash Family and Property

Welcome to Nash Farm Battlefield, A Historic Henry County Park

Main Links

The Lone Star Defenders at the NFB

Kilpatricks Raid - Estimates Killed, Wounded, and Missing

Robert M. Wilson's 4th U.S. Cavalry

Frank M. Mix-4th Michigan Cavalry

Charles O. Brown-3rd Ohio Cavalry

Summary of August 20, 1864
Cavalry Battle

Significance of Kilpatricks Raid

September 2nd - 5th, 1864

Military Operations 1864

Infantry Battle of Lovejoy

Reports of Kilpatrick's Cavarly Position

Road and Atlas Maps Before 1860

Official Records Maps

Manuscripts and Battle Maps

Aerial Maps 1938-2000

Aerial Maps with Overlays

Road, Soil and Atlas Maps 1860-1964

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Archaeological Survey

Supporting Documentation

Maps of NFB and Area

Final Survey Report From LAMAR Inst.

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