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Tag: Champ Ferguson

Confederate Home Guards
January 11, 2017 Civil War / Feuds / Tennessee

Home Guards lead to post Civil War feuds in Fentress County, TN

The raids of passing soldiers was the excuse for the organization, by both sides, of bands who claimed they were Home Guards.

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captured ferguson guarded by 9th Infantry Michigan
August 25, 2011 Appalachian crime / Civil War

Champ Ferguson’s Appalachian Civil War

After a horse race, a close quarters fight broke out during which Champ Ferguson killed a county constable. That day he took his first life.

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