Greeneville: photos: Williams House, Courthouse, John Hunt Morgan

June 17 - June 20, 1861

October 1, 1863 

April 14, 1864  Link

May 29, 1864

August 20, 1864  Link

September 3, 1864 Greeneville- Parks Gap Link

September 4, 1864 Death of Confederate General John Hunt Morgan

October 11, 1864   Link

February 19, 1865  Greeneville and Warrensburg Link

February 20, 1865 Greeneville vicinity

Confederate General John Hunt Morgan Steel engraving of Confederate Brigadier General John Hunt Morgan; as stated at the lower left corner of the sheet, this was published by Geo E. Perine                                

Source

Nothing in the history of Greeneville during the Civil War is more controversial than the death of Confederate General John Hunt Morgan.  Depending on the source, he was killed while trying to escape the Union Army, murdered by the Union Army or escaped  and lived his life in Oklahoma as John Hunt Cole.  One problem with this link is that it has John Hunt Morgan being captured at the Williams house in Kentucky instead of Tennessee.  This account is based on the book Southern by the Grace of God by Michael Andrew Grissom.

September 4, 1864 Death of Confederate General John Hunt Morgan  Link to Article in Brownlow's Whig and rebel ventilator

DeWoody Tavern and the Death of John Hunt Morgan Link

Mystery of John Hunt Morgan Link

Sarah Lane Thompson's (Union sympathizer) account Link