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Submitted: 9/8/08 • Approved: 8/4/13 • Last Updated: 8/7/13 • R53314-G0-S3
In the spring of 1864 one of three major battles fought in Arkansas occurred in this area. John H Marks owned a flour and a saw mill and the battle was fought almost in his front yard. The Confederate forces surprised a Yankee supply train and captured 2000 men and 240 wagons full of supplies. It was a complete victory for the CSA.
Contributed on 9/8/08 by tomtodd
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