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Fought here on April 25, 1864
was a complete Confederate victory
General James F. Fagan's Division of Confederate
cavalry surprised and captured a Union supply
train of 2000 men and 240 wagonloads of supplies.
General Powell Clayton, Union Commander, narrowly
escaped capture by flight with small detachment.
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Erected to the memory of
Capt. Richard Tunstall Banks
serving under Gen. James Fagan
at the Battle of Marks' Mill
by his son
A. Burton Banks
his grandsons
1st Lt. Lawrence Banks
141st Machine Gun Bn., 39th Div., World War I
Major Richard Holmes Banks
Army Air Forces, World War II
Robert Theodore Banks
his great-grandsons
George Banks Collins
Richard Lawrence Collins
Captain Richard Tunstall Banks engaged in
Battles of Wilson's Creek, Shiloh, Corinth,
Vicksburg, Marks' Mill, Jenkins Ferry.
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