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| The 51st rested and resupplied for most of the next two months. In late November the 51st was marching north to Nashville from Alabama. On the 29th they took up the defense of the Union retreat under General Hood's advance at the Battle of Columbia. On the 30th they met the initial thrust of Hood's attack in the Battle of Franklin, being crushed between the Confederates and their own defensive line outside of Franklin, Tennessee.((https:// | The 51st rested and resupplied for most of the next two months. In late November the 51st was marching north to Nashville from Alabama. On the 29th they took up the defense of the Union retreat under General Hood's advance at the Battle of Columbia. On the 30th they met the initial thrust of Hood's attack in the Battle of Franklin, being crushed between the Confederates and their own defensive line outside of Franklin, Tennessee.((https:// | ||
| - | On 16 December the 51st participated in the Battle of Nashville, crushing the Confederate Army of Tennessee. The 51st went on to pursue the remnants for over 100 miles through Tennessee and Alabama. They stayed in Huntsville, Alabama through all of March 1865. In April they returned to Nashville and William was discharged on 19 June for disability for which he would receive a pension. | + | On the 16 December the 51st participated in the Battle of Nashville, crushing the Confederate Army of Tennessee. The 51st went on to pursue the remnants for over 100 miles through Tennessee and Alabama. They stayed in Huntsville, Alabama through all of March 1865. In April they returned to Nashville and William was discharged on 19 June for disability for which he would receive a pension. |
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| * William Henry Furrow | * William Henry Furrow | ||
| * Charles E. Furrow | * Charles E. Furrow | ||
| - | * [[george_monroe_furrow_1890|George Monroe Furrow]] | + | * George Monroe Furrow |
| * Harry Parry Furrow | * Harry Parry Furrow | ||
| * Josie E. Furrow | * Josie E. Furrow | ||
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