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Amick's Rangers The Retreat from Gettysburg Page 3 |
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Custer vs Stuart | |||||||||||||||||||||||
RETREAT FROM GETTYSBURG | |||||||||||||||||||||||
KNOXVILLE TO EMMICK'S LANDING | |||||||||||||||||||||||
July 6: Hagerstown, three days and two nights without stopping. July 7: Sharpsburg, whipped 7000 yankees July 10: Boonesboro July 17: Shepardstown, Small fight, returning to Shenendoah. July 25: Winchester, Many going home, deserted with Ayers & Sheppard. 51st Virginia Infantry had marched to Woodstock to support Lee's retreating army. Jefferson Ayers, Martin Sheppard, and Henry Amick left the Nighthawks south of Winchester as the 51st advanced. The Ayers are muleskinners for the 51st. Ayers, Jefferson, married Mary Jane SHEPPARD Private 10/1/62 deserted 7/25/63 POW 8/20/63 Took Union Oath 1/17/64 Martin V. SHEPPARD, Sheperd, Private 9/23/62 deserted 7/25/63 |
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EAST TENNESSEE CAMPAIGN, TENNESSEE
Camp Liberty Mills, Orange County, Aug 20, 1863 August 16 - October 19,1863 Dublin to Knoxville 51st assigned to guard and drive the supply wagons of the cavalry north of Knoxville. Department of West Virginia and East Tennessee MAJOR GENERAL SAMUEL JONES Williams Brigade - Brigadier Gen.John S. Williams 34th Virginia Cavalry Battalion --- Lt Col Witcher (Composition Unknown) Whartons Brigade (Composition Unknown) Winter 1864: Bulls Gap- Many are deserting. Spring 1864: Runa CSA Provost Guards there looking for deserters, they napped, after some of brother Jacob's refreshments, and Henrietta poured water into their muskets. Thereby Henry quickly left, as they could not shoot their muskets. |
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Emmick's Landing: Henry moved family to Spencer County near cousin Arthur, Company F, First Indiana Cavalry, across from Emmick's Landing, Kentucky. Magruder's Guerrillas near Emmicks Landing, Hancock County. After conferring with relatives, changed spelling last name to "Emmick". Folks at Runa think Henry is putting on airs, going to the Academy, and now changing spelling of name. (Partnership) Drafted into Union army, and not trusted, drive wagons again. (Summer 1864) | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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