New Adventure tomorrow

RSMorris

First Sergeant
Joined
Jul 3, 2020
Found a spot where General Stephen Hill corp's retreated from Jonesboro and camped in this spot shown below. Will try both sides of the road.
https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewe...ll=33.577861552271195,-84.28574164350965&z=17

Sept. 1, 1864. Gen. S. D. Lee's A. C., withdrawn from Jonesboro after the battle Aug. 31, camped in this vicinity enroute northward via the McDonough Rd., to aid Stewart's A. C. [CS] in Atlanta if attacked by Federals at East Point. Learning of Hardee's defeat at Jonesboro the 31st, Hood abandoned Atlanta; Stewart & the militia moved out the McDonough Rd. night of Sept. 1.

Sept. 2. Lee, his march resumed, met Stewart & the militia coming southward -- the former to Lovejoy's -- the latter to Griffin. To cover this withdrawal, Lee continued his march northward until halted at South River, six miles from Atlanta, countermarching to Lovejoy's Sept. 3.

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Went to a small skirmish area this morning at Sweetwater Creek and Riverside Parkway. Nice clean woods but found nothing except for barb wire and modern bullets. Have 4 more areas to go to in the coming days. Will post anything worthy found.
 

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