Devalls Bluff Civil War at Derek Galvez blog

Devalls Bluff Civil War. Des arc (prairie county) and devalls bluff (prairie county) became two important. On june 24, 1864, confederate general joseph shelby sank the queen city near clarendon (monroe county). May 1864 saw continued efforts to disrupt union activity in devalls bluff. In the latter part of. As many as 6,000 confederate troops assembled around devalls bluff in june and july of 1862 to oppose union troops moving up the. Devalls bluff was strategically important to both the union and confederate armies as a major white river port and as head of the memphis and little rock railroad. It became a key union supply depot after its fall 1863 occupation, as well as a haven for refugees, both freedmen and white. Affair near devalls bluff (november 2, 1864) aka: With its tall bluffs towering over the white river, devalls bluff was easily defendable and became the most important port on the river during the civil war. Three union men and many horses and mules were captured by. With union outposts scattered across the state. Union gunboats could easily travel to the town, providing security for the steamboats carrying supplies that would then be transferred for railroad transport to little rock.

Three union men and many horses and mules were captured by. As many as 6,000 confederate troops assembled around devalls bluff in june and july of 1862 to oppose union troops moving up the. Union gunboats could easily travel to the town, providing security for the steamboats carrying supplies that would then be transferred for railroad transport to little rock. On june 24, 1864, confederate general joseph shelby sank the queen city near clarendon (monroe county). Devalls bluff was strategically important to both the union and confederate armies as a major white river port and as head of the memphis and little rock railroad. With its tall bluffs towering over the white river, devalls bluff was easily defendable and became the most important port on the river during the civil war. Des arc (prairie county) and devalls bluff (prairie county) became two important. Affair near devalls bluff (november 2, 1864) aka: May 1864 saw continued efforts to disrupt union activity in devalls bluff. It became a key union supply depot after its fall 1863 occupation, as well as a haven for refugees, both freedmen and white.

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Devalls Bluff Civil War Affair near devalls bluff (november 2, 1864) aka: Devalls bluff was strategically important to both the union and confederate armies as a major white river port and as head of the memphis and little rock railroad. With its tall bluffs towering over the white river, devalls bluff was easily defendable and became the most important port on the river during the civil war. Des arc (prairie county) and devalls bluff (prairie county) became two important. May 1864 saw continued efforts to disrupt union activity in devalls bluff. On june 24, 1864, confederate general joseph shelby sank the queen city near clarendon (monroe county). It became a key union supply depot after its fall 1863 occupation, as well as a haven for refugees, both freedmen and white. With union outposts scattered across the state. Three union men and many horses and mules were captured by. Affair near devalls bluff (november 2, 1864) aka: In the latter part of. As many as 6,000 confederate troops assembled around devalls bluff in june and july of 1862 to oppose union troops moving up the. Union gunboats could easily travel to the town, providing security for the steamboats carrying supplies that would then be transferred for railroad transport to little rock.