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George Martin
Old River Lake
Other Names: Ditch Bayou, Lake Chicot, Lake Village, Furlough, Fish Bayou, Grand Lake
Location: Chicot County
Campaign: Expedition to Lake Village (1864)
Date(s): June 6, 1864
Principal Commanders: Brig. Gen. Joseph A. Mower [US]; Col. Colton Greene [CS]
Forces Engaged: Two brigades of XVI Army Corps [US]; Marmaduke's Division [CS]
Estimated Casualties: 280 total (US 180; CS 100)
Description: Maj. Gen. A.J. Smith ordered Brig. Gen. Joseph A. Mower to demonstrate against Lake Village. Mower camped near Sunnyside Landing on the evening of June 5 and took up his line of march again the next morning. The skirmishing Confederates fell back to Red Leaf where Col. Colton Greene and his men were encamped. As the Federals advanced, Greene’s men, assisted by artillery, fought a delaying action at Ditch Bayou and then withdrew to Parker's landing on Bayou Mason. The Union troops advanced to Lake Village, camped there overnight, and the next day rejoined the flotilla on the Mississippi River at Columbia. The Rebels delayed the Union advance but, eventually, allowed them to continue to their objective: Lake Village.
Result(s): Union victory
June 6, 1864 in History
Event:
Battle of Lake Chicot, AR, Dutch Bayou
See also a Union soldiers first hand account