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Nashville — December 1864
In 1864, Confederate General John Bell Hood moved north into Tennessee in an attempt to engage General William T. Sherman. Hood marched to Nashville to capture the Union supply depot. Unfortunately for the Henry L. Norvell family, their plantation “Leafy … Continue reading
Posted in American History, Ancestry, Battle of Nashville, C.S.A., Civil War, Family History, John Bell Hood in Tennessee, Nashville History, Norvell Family History, Tennessee History, Union Army, US Army
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