Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Vernon River” in chapter 3 of Daniel Ammen, Confederate Military History, a library of Confederate States Military History: Volume 7.2, The Atlantic Coast:
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An earthwork of eight guns, not yet completed, was seen on the eastern end of Green Island; seventy-five tents were counted and a derrick was seen for the work in progress.
This fort commanded Vernon River , the Little Ogeechee, Hell Gate, and the passage from Vernon River into the Great Ogeechee.
From a distance of two nautical miles a rifle shell was thrown at the Seneca, which fell astern; another...
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