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Skirmish At Carroll Station December 19, 1862

Skirmish At Carroll Station December 19, 1862 is a Tennessee historical marker in Jackson, Madison County.

Madison Co, Southeast corner of Station Railroad and 1720 Ashport Rd,Jackson

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Here on a bitterly cold morning of December 19,1862, while General N.B. Forrest (C.S.A.) fought at Salem Cemetery seven miles southeast, Colonel G.G. Dibrell's 8th Tennessee Cavalry regiment was sent to interrupt Federal reinforcement from the north. Carroll Station was garrisoned by 101 soldiers from companies C and G of the 106th Illinois Infantry, all of whom were captured. Their stockade was burned and the railroad was heavily damaged. Dibrell rejoined Forrest near Spring Creek.

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