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| − | The '''Battle of Sunshine Church''' was an event during the [[American Civil War]], in which a battle between the [[Union]] and [[Confederate]] armies was fought, in 1864. The battle, occurring near what is now known as [[Round Oak, Georgia]] | + | The '''Battle of Sunshine Church''' was an event during the [[American Civil War]], in which a battle between the [[Union]] and [[Confederate]] armies was fought, in 1864. The battle, occurring near what is now known as [[Round Oak, Georgia]]<ref>https://warwashere.com/category/battle-of-sunshine-church/</ref> was initially enacted by the Union Major General, [[George Stoneman]], the leader of [[Stoneman's Raid]]. The result of the battle was a Confederate victory, in which General Stoneman and his army surrendered, and were captured and imprisoned by the Confederate Brigadier General, [[Alfred Iverson Jr.]]<ref>http://themonticellonews.com/the-battle-of-sunshine-church-p6101-116.htm</ref> |
== References == | == References == | ||
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*http://www.exploresouthernhistory.com/sunshinechurch.html | *http://www.exploresouthernhistory.com/sunshinechurch.html | ||
*https://georgiahistoricsites.blogspot.com/2013/08/surrender-of-gen-george-h-stoneman-at.html?m=1 | *https://georgiahistoricsites.blogspot.com/2013/08/surrender-of-gen-george-h-stoneman-at.html?m=1 | ||
[[Category:American Civil War Battles]] | [[Category:American Civil War Battles]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:32, December 7, 2017
The Battle of Sunshine Church was an event during the American Civil War, in which a battle between the Union and Confederate armies was fought, in 1864. The battle, occurring near what is now known as Round Oak, Georgia[1] was initially enacted by the Union Major General, George Stoneman, the leader of Stoneman's Raid. The result of the battle was a Confederate victory, in which General Stoneman and his army surrendered, and were captured and imprisoned by the Confederate Brigadier General, Alfred Iverson Jr.[2]