civil war battles in missouri timeline | Civil War Battles in Missouri

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missouri	1.37	0.7	9328	22	8
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Civil War Battles in Missouri - Civil War Academy
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Civil War battles in Missouri. Other Names: Battle of the Hemp Bales. Location: Lafayette County. Campaign: Operations to Control Missouri (1861) Date(s): September 13-20, 1861. Principal Commanders: Col. James A. Mulligan [US]; Maj. Gen. Sterling Price [CS] Forces Engaged: Garrison (approx. 3,500) [US]; Missouri State Guard (12,000) [CS]

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List of battles fought in Missouri - Wikipedia
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American Civil War Union-113, Confederacy-1,000 113 United States vs. Confederate States Confederate victory 2nd Springfield: January 8, 1863 Springfield: American Civil War Union-2,099, Confederacy-1,870 521 United States vs. Confederate States Union victory Hartville: January 9–11, 1863 Wright County: American Civil War Union-750, Confederacy- ?

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Missouri Civil War Battles – Legends of America
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Marmaton River – October 25, 1864. Newtonia – October 28, 1864. Missouri Civil War Battles. John C. Fremont by Ehrgott, Forbriger and Co. Control Missouri Campaign – June-October 1861 – Missouri, like the three other “border states” of Delaware , Maryland, and Kentucky, was deemed critical to the Lincoln Administration due to its geographical ...

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Civil War Missouri Timeline of Events
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by Thomas L. Snead available on the Missouri Civil War Reader from Civil War St. Louis: June 17, 1861: battle: Battle of Boonville, Missouri. Union victory. July 5, 1861: battle: Battle of Carthage, Missouri. Confederate victory. July 26, 1861: State Convention

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Timeline: 1861 | The Civil War in Missouri
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Battle of Boonville. August 10, 1861. Battle of Wilson's Creek; death of Lyon. May 10, 1861. Camp Jackson affair. March 27, 1861. Establishment of the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners. August 30, 1861. Frémont declares martial law in Missouri.

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Civil War Events by State - Missouri - Civil War Timeline
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Union elements take militia forces at Camp Jackson outside of St. Louis, Missouri. The action causes riots to break out. June 15, 1861. Jefferson City, Missouri - the state's capital - is claimed by Union forces under the command of Captain Nathaniel Lyon. June 17, 1861.

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Timeline: 1862 | The Civil War in Missouri
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The State of Missouri instituted a system of loyalty oaths as early as 1861, but it expanded and developed as the war progressed. All too familiar with the power of secessionists in government positions, a state convention voted to require oaths of loyalty to the Union in order to vote and hold certain governmental positions.

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TIMELINE OF THE CIVIL WAR IN NEWTON COUNTY, MISSOURI
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The Civil War began with an attack on Fort Sumter, South Carolina. June 11, 1861. Under Union pressure, Missouri's pro-Southern government fled Jefferson City and moved to Southwest Missouri.

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