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Battle of Honey Hill

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111: 94: 354: 409:. The position of the Federal force was such that only one section of artillery could be used at a time, and the Confederates were too well entrenched to be dislodged. Fighting kept up until dark when Hatch, realizing the impossibility of successfully attacking or turning the flank of the enemy, withdrew to his transports at Boyd’s Neck, having lost 89 men killed, 629 wounded, and 28 missing. The Confederate casualties amounted to eight killed and 39 wounded. 1448: 1458: 342: 373:) on November 28. It consisted of 5,000 men—two brigades of the Coast Division of the Department of the South, one naval brigade, and portions of three batteries of light artillery. They steamed up the Broad River in transports to cut the Charleston and Savannah Railroad near 384:
However, the expedition maps and guides proved worthless and Hatch was unable to proceed on the right road until the morning of November 30. At Honey Hill, a few miles from Grahamville, he encountered a
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claims 5 guns from Beufort Artillery, 2 guns from Earle's Battery of Furman's Artillery and Kanapaux's Battery of LaFayette Artillery
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Stone, pp. 214–25; General Smith, of higher rank, relinquished command to Col Colcock, who was more knowledgeable of the battlefield.
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1st Brigade: casualties of 2 officers and 54 men killed;28 officers and 409 men wounded; 1 officer and 14 men missing.
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2nd Brigade: casualties of 3 officers and 28 men killed;10 officers and 160 men wounded; 1 officer and 8 men missing.
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Narrative of the Battle of Honey Hill; by Lt. A.S. Bodine, Co. B, 127th New York Volunteer Infantry
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newspaper on Dec 1, 1864 reported "between eighty and one hundred killed and wounded"
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Artillery Brigade: casualties of 1 officer killed; 2 officers and 12 men wounded
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Battery B, 3rd New York Light Artillery (4x12pdr): Cpt Thomas J. Meseareu
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The Confederate losses were reported by Lt Col C.C. Jones in his
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In a report of Hatch December 1864 summarized the Union losses:
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Map of Honey Hill Battlefield core and study areas by the
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Co F, 3rd New York Artillery (4x12pdr): Lt Edgar H. Titus
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in support of Sherman's projected arrival in Savannah.
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Index

American Civil War
Jasper County, South Carolina
Beaufort County
Confederate
United States
United States
Union
Confederate States of America
Confederate States (Confederacy)
John P. Hatch
G. W. Smith
Charles J. Colcock
South Atlantic Blockading Squadron
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Sherman's March to the Sea
Griswoldville
Buck Head Creek
Honey Hill
Waynesboro
Tulifinny
Fort McAllister
Altamaha Bridge
Sherman's March to the Sea
American Civil War
Major General
William T. Sherman
Atlanta
Savannah

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