Capturing the Union supply-base at Holly Springs, while Bedford Forrest cut the telegraph lines. Grant had to halt, and Sherman was incommunicado.
General Van Dorn
The address of the Camp Van Dorn World War Ii Museum is: Po Box 1113, Centreville, MS 39631-1113
Stonewall Jackson Sidney Johnston James B. McPherson Earl van Dorn Pat Cleburne J.E.B. Stewart
The commanders of the Confederate Armies were: President Jefferson Davis - General in Chief - 1861- January 1865 Samuel Cooper - Adjutant General - 1861-1865 (End of War) Albert Sidney Johnston - Commander of the Department of the West -1861-1862 (Death) Commander of the Army of Mississippi - 1861 - 1862 (Death) Robert E. Lee - Commander of the Virginian State Militia - 1861 Commander of Confederate Forces in Western Virginia - 1861 Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia - 1862-1865 (Surrendered) General in Cheif of the Confederacy - January 1865 - April 1865 (Surrendered) Joseph E. Johnston - Commander of Virginia State Militia - May 1861 Commander of the Army of the Shenandoah - May 1861- June 1861 Commander of the Con. Army of the Potomac - June 1861- May 1862 Commander of the Department of the West - 1863-1864 Commander of all Con. Forces in Mississippi - May 1863- July 1863 Commander of the Army of Tennessee - December 1863 - July 1864 Commander of the Department of the West - March 1865 - April 1865 (Surrendered) P.G.T. Beauregard - Commander of the Provisional Army of the Confederacy - 1861 Commander of the Con. Army of the Potomac - 1861 Commander of the Army of Mississippi - 1862 Commander of the Department of Georgia, South Carolina and Florida - 1862-1864 Commander of the Department of the West - 1864-1865 (Surrendered) Braxton Bragg - Commander of the Louisana State Militia - 1861 Commander of the Army of Mississippi 1862-1863 Millitary Advisor to the President - 1863-1865 John Bell Hood - Commander of the Army of Tennessee - 1864 Edmund Kirby Smith - Commander of the Army of Eastern Tennessee - 1862-1863 Commander of the Department of the Trans-Mississippi - 1863-1865 Earl Van Dorn - Commander of the Army of the West - 1862 Sterling Price - Commander of the Army of Missouri - 1865 Richard Taylor - Commander of the Con. Forces in Louisiana - 1862-1864 Commander of the Army of Tennessee - 1864-1865 (Surrender) Jubal Early - Commander of the Army of the Shenandoah - 1864 Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson - Commander of the Army of the Shenandoah - 1862
Capturing the Union supply-base at Holly Springs, while Bedford Forrest cut the telegraph lines. Grant had to halt, and Sherman was incommunicado.
Yes. Grant defeated Van Dorn.
I read that Mrs. Grant, her children, and their slaves escaped in a railroad car heading back toward Tennessee
Capturing a huge Union supply depot at Holly Springs, Mississippi, which slowed-down Grant's campaign to take Vicksburg. Van Dorn was killed soon afterwards, not in action, but in a private duel.
Grant's march on Vicksburg was interrupted by Van Dorn's capture of a vast Union supply-depot at Holly Springs.
Dody Dorn's birth name is Dody Jane Dorn.
Patrick Dorn's birth name is Dorn, Patrick Allen.
Susan Dorn's birth name is Susan Jacqueline Dorn.
Dody Dorn is 5' 8".
Gerhard Dorn died in 1584.
Tobin Dorn was born in 1972.
Joel Dorn died in 2007.