This battle saw skirmishes at Stewart's Creek and Overall Creek. Union generals included William Hazen, who defended the Round Forest which was dubbed "Hell's Half Acre," and James Negley, whose troops reclaimed the heights after the row of guns set up by John Mendenhall decimated the Confederate forces under Breckinridge. Union troops then sprung from McFadden's Ford, and the chief Confederate commander was forced to retreat to Tullahoma, where he'd be pursued the following June. A bloody victory for ►William Rosecrans over the army of Braxton Bragg, FTP, name this battle at the very end of 1862 fought in and around 
This battle saw skirmishes at Stewart's Creek and Overall Creek. Union generals included William Hazen, who defended the Round Forest which was dubbed "Hell's Half Acre," and James Negley, whose troops reclaimed the heights after the row of guns set up by John Mendenhall decimated the Confederate forces under Breckinridge. Union troops then sprung from McFadden's Ford, and the chief Confederate commander was forced to retreat to Tullahoma, where he'd be pursued the following June. A bloody victory for ►William Rosecrans over the army of Braxton Bragg, FTP, name this battle at the very end of 1862 fought in and around Murfreesboro, Tennessee.   
This battle saw skirmishes at Stewart's Creek and Overall Creek.
Battle of Stones River (or Battle of Murfreesboro before mentioned)  