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Battle of Salyersville

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208:, but Colonel Gallup's 750 men held their position. On April 14, Clay and his exhausted troops and horses were trying to rest near the mouths of Puncheon and Little Half Mountain Creeks. Col. Clay didn't think Col. Gallup would pursue him, but that turned out to be a costly misjudgment. Some believe that Gallup was led by a young lade from Puncheon named Liza Whitaker through Ivyton and down Gun Creek to Brushy Fork. Col. Gallup split his troops at Brushy Creek, sending 300 with Orlando Brown down the ridge of Little Half Mountain, while leading the rest down the Fred Risner Branch in a move that trapped Col. Clay and his troops. Col. Gallup was assisted by Col. John S. Dils, Col. David A. Mims, Lt. Col. Stephen Meek Ferfuson, Lieut. E. J. Roberts, acting assistant adjutant-general, Col. Orlando Brown, and Capt John C Collins, who claims to have shot Clay. Near the end of the battle, Clay was shot through the eye and had to remove himself from battle. Col. Clay was eventually captured and taken to an Ohio Prison by Elijah Patrick where he was finally pardoned by President Lincoln near the end of the war. Clay refused to accept the pardon and waited for the war to end to gain his freedom. The CSA suffered casualties of 60 men and 200 horses. 400 saddles and 300 small-arms were taken. The USA sustained only slight losses. 83: 96: 685: 695: 721: 777: 792: 758: 388: 787: 622: 601: 596: 674: 591: 337: 432: 688: 751: 698: 197: 193: 189: 812: 201: 381: 627: 427: 308: 744: 549: 397: 374: 217: 642: 782: 489: 448: 161:(not to be confused with The Battle of Ivy Mountain, which took place in April 1861) was the largest of the many skirmishes in 411: 484: 88: 660: 807: 802: 529: 797: 162: 55: 564: 519: 276: 173: 514: 504: 494: 479: 474: 469: 51: 205: 539: 524: 499: 329:
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American Civil War
Salyersville
Magoffin County, Kentucky
Confederate States of America
United States of America
Ezekiel F. Clay
Magoffin County, Kentucky
American Civil War
Confederate
mounted infantry
Kentucky
Union
14th Kentucky Infantry
39th Kentucky Infantry
40th Kentucky Infantry
11th Michigan Cavalry
Paintsville
List of battles fought in Kentucky
"The Battle of Ivy Mountain"
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0023-0243
JSTOR
23374266
"The Battle of Puncheon Creek - South Magoffin Elementary"
"Civil War Action"
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