1 Clark, Charles T. Opycke Tigers, 125Th O.V.I., a History of The
Clark, Charles T. Opycke Tigers, 125th O.V.I., A History of the Regiment and of the Campaigns and Battles of the Army of the Cumberland. Columbus, Oh.: Spahr & Glenn, 1895. Enlistment even though parents him to stay in school, 1 Mustered in, 2ff Officers, 3 Camp life, 3-4 Perryville, 4-5 Organization of the regiment, 5 Companies, 6 Drill, manual of arms, 6-7 Camp Chase and departure by railroad, 9-10 Bragg’s invasion of Kentucky, 11 More recruits, 12-13 Companies, 13-14 Railroad journey, guards at the doors, 17 Equipment, 18 Sibley tents, 20 Soldier death, 21 Soldiers on boat ready to move, 23 Gordon Granger, Donelson, 24 Camp Nashville, disease and death, 26 Army of the Cumberland, 27-31 Stones River, 31-34 Franklin, 36 Crossing Harpeth River, 36-37 Skirmish, 37-40 Reconnaissance, men captured, 41 Honey, 43 Disease, 44 Franklin, Coburn’s brigade captured, 44-46 Advance to Duck River, 47 Skirmish at Brentwood, 49 Skirmishing, March casualties, 50-51 First battle of Franklin, Granger, 53-55 Work on fort, 56 Casualties for April, 57 May casualties, 60-61 Transfer to Harker’s brigade, 61 Triune, 61ff Trouble between officers, 62-63 June casualties, 63 Tullahoma campaign, 64-70 Marching, Hillsboro, 70-76 Chickamauga campaign, 77ff Crossing the Tennessee River, 79 1 Crossing the mountains, 81 Marching, 83-86 Battle of Chickamauga, casualties, 87-134 Chattanooga, 135ff Confederate artillery fire, 141 Hooker, Geary, Rosecrans, Grant, 143-47 Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge, 148ff Orchard Knob taken, 143 Lookout Mountain, 156-60 Missionary
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