Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Stewart's Creek” in chapter 5, page 503 of Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 2.:
...den's corps and Negley's division, from twenty-two to twenty-three thousand men, were in presence of the Confederates on the Nashville and Murfreesborough road, Rousseau's division having remained on Stewart's Creek , about twelve kilometres behind.
The other body of troops consisted of McCook's divisions, which had halted at Wilkinson's Cross-roads, about three kilometres on this side of Overall's Creek, the b...
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