Manning's Mill

Cobb County · dedicated 1952 · 1/2 mile west of Bankstone Drive in Marietta.

June 19, 1864 23d A. C., [US] finding Nose´s Cr. flooded and only the string-pieces of bridge in place, camped at night, W. side. June 20 Cameron´s (2d) Brigade, Cox´s (3d) Div. [US] seized and repaired bridge forcing withdrawal of Jackson´s Cav., [CS] and occupied high ground E. June 21 12th Ky. and a section of 1st Ohio Battery [US] moved S. to the Cheney house to support Stoneman´s Cav. [US]. June 22 23d A. C. crossed cr. Cox´s Div. moved S. on Sandtown Rd. to Cheney´s & Hascall´s (2d) Div. moved E. to Kolb´s schoolhouse where it joined the 20th A. C. [US] in the Battle of Kolb´s Farm.

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