ENConfederate States of America. Army. Independent Artillery Battery--Smith's-Turner's Battery
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Confederate States of America. Army. Independent Artillery Battery--Smith's-Turner's BatteryThe Smith's-Turner's Battery (Confederate), also known as the Chickasaw Desperadoes, was organized as an independent battery on July 1, 1861 in Clarke County, Mississippi under the command of Capt. Melanethon Smith and served in the Western Theater under Stephen's, Maney's, Jackson's, and Smith's Brigades. It was later commanded by Capt. William B. Turner. (Howell, Jr., <i>Military History of Mississippi</i>, 35; Rowland, <i>Official and Statistical Register of Mississippi</i>, 871-874; National Park Service-Battle Units) | Confederate States of America. Army. Independent Artillery Battery--Smith's-Turner's BatteryThe Smith's-Turner's Battery (Confederate), also known as the Chickasaw Desperadoes, was organized as an independent battery on July 1, 1861 in Clarke County, Mississippi under the command of Capt. Melanethon Smith and served in the Western Theater under Stephen's, Maney's, Jackson's, and Smith's Brigades. It was later commanded by Capt. William B. Turner. (Howell, Jr., Military History of Mississippi, 35; Rowland, Official and Statistical Register of Mississippi 871-874; National Park Service-Battle Units) |