Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Lieutenant-Colonel Tucker” in chapter 1.57, section c.1.57.64, page 267 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 35.:
...hold myself in readiness to move at a moment's notice.
On April 20, the Cumberland then being fordable, the Federals crossed in large force at Mill Springs, and also at the mouth of Greasy Creek. Lieutenant-Colonel Tucker met them on the Mill Springs Road, and Major McCreary met them on the Greasy Creek Road. Colonel Chenault, with the remainder of the regiment, remained at Monticello.
However, as the Federal force ...
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