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Chattooga County in the Civil War |
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Relatively untouched by the War Between the States, the county did send its men to battle as the Chattooga Rangers. Trained at Camp McDonald near Moon's Station, the group was highly regarded by both sides during the war. This group, along with others from the county were included in General John Bell Hood's Army of Tennessee as it began the abortive Nashville Campaign in late 1864. The Confederate Army did pass through the county, closely followed by a significantly larger Union Army. While in Summerville, William Tecumseh Sherman wired General Halleck with his plans for the March to the Sea. |
| Muster Rolls |
| Muster Roll of Co. B, 9th Reg., Georgia Volunteer Infantry, C. S. A. |
| Muster Roll of Co. K, 21st Reg., Georgia Volunteer Infantry, C. S. A. |
| Muster Roll of Co. D, 34th Reg., Georgia Volunteer Infantry, C. S. A. |
| Muster Roll of Co. I, 35th Reg., Georgia Volunteer Infantry, C. S. A. |
| Muster Roll of Co. H, 39th Reg., Georgia Volunteer Infantry, C. S. A. |
| Correspondence |
| Cheney, Walcott - 6th Georgia Cavalry |
| Pensions |
| Pension Applications |
| Miscellaneous |
| Movements of the 100th Ohio Regiment through Chattooga County in 1864 |
| Campaign of October |
| Chickamauga Campaign: Summary of Principal Events |
| Andersonville Prison |
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