Got marching orders
to right-about and counter-march back over the same road again to Camp
Hambright, with our whole army, making a march of 7 miles and encamping for the
night.
SOURCE: Adam S.
Johnston, The Soldier Boy's Diary Book, p. 10-11
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Monday, March 11, 2024
Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, February 15, 1862
Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, February 16, 1862
Left Camp Hambright,
and marched back past our old Camp Woodsonville and on over Green river two
miles, and encamped for the night, naming the camp after our Col. Hambright
again. Making a march of 16 miles.
SOURCE: Adam S.
Johnston, The Soldier Boy's Diary Book, p. 11
Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, February 17, 1862
Left Camp Hambright,
remaining in this camp two days, and went on a march for Bowling Green. Got to
Camp Water Cave, or a branch of the great Mammoth Cave, so well known to exist
in Kentucky. Making a march of 22 miles.
SOURCE: Adam S.
Johnston, The Soldier Boy's Diary Book, p. 11
Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, March 2, 1862
Left the Cumberland
river and got to Camp Hambright the same day, making a march of 8 miles.
SOURCE: Adam S.
Johnston, The Soldier Boy's Diary Book, p. 11
Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, March 6, 1862
Left Camp Hambright
and got to Camp Andrew Johnson, two miles from Nashville, Tenn., the same day,
making a march of 4 miles.
SOURCE: Adam S.
Johnston, The Soldier Boy's Diary Book, p. 11
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