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SITE: SHOAL CR. CHURCH. This pioneer sanctuary stood some 200 ft. W., atop the hill. Long since vanished, its site is indicated by the HUTCHESON CEMETERY. It was cited as a landmark on maps of military operations by Federal armies moving E. toward the Macon & Western R. R., & numerous references appear in reports & dispatches relating thereto, dated August 29, 30, 1864.
This locality happened to be of strategic importance in that it was midway the wide front of Federal forces moving E.; the Army of the Tennessee on the right, at Bethsaida Ch., the 4th & 23d corps on the left, enroute to the railroad at & below Rough & Ready. 031-34 GEORGIA HISTORICAL COMMISSION 1958
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Attack by Lee's Corps
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ATTACK BY LEE'S CORPS.
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BATTLEFIELD LANDMARK.
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BATTLE OF JONESBORO THE FIRST DAY.
Battle of Jonesboro The Second Day
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BATTLE OF JONESBORO THE SECOND DAY.
Cavalry Action at Lovejoy's Station
CAVALRY ACTION AT LOVEJOY'S STATION.
