Cassville, Georgia
USA
Cassville, Georgia holds 15 Bunkabop connections with 327 other places across 4 topics, dominated by military and government history. Many ties run to states across the former Confederacy, including Mississippi and Virginia, reflecting the town's role in the Atlanta Campaign of 1864, when General Sherman destroyed Cassville. The town was named for General Lewis Cass, Secretary of War under President Andrew Jackson. A local chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy placed headstones for unknown Confederate soldiers buried in Cassville's cemetery in 1899.
Confederate Army of Tennessee
Connects Cassville, Georgia to: Appomattox, Virginia | Winchester, Tennessee
XXIII Corps (Union Army)
Connects Cassville, Georgia to: Elizabethton, Tennessee | Kingston, Georgia
General Sherman
Connects Cassville, Georgia to: Goldsboro, North Carolina | Covington, Georgia | Georgia Mountain
Secretary of War
Connects Cassville, Georgia to: Fort Bliss | Harpers Ferry, West Virginia | Morgan City, Louisiana | Camp Verde, Texas | Addison, Kentucky
U.S. Route 41 in Georgia
Connects Cassville, Georgia to: Marietta, Georgia | Kennesaw, Georgia | Acworth, Georgia | Perry, Georgia | Adel, Georgia
Daniel Butterfield
Connects Cassville, Georgia to: United States | France | New York City, New York | Virginia | Pennsylvania
Atlanta Campaign
Connects Cassville, Georgia to: Atlanta, Georgia | East Tennessee | Chattanooga, Tennessee | Marietta, Georgia | Cleveland, Tennessee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Connects Cassville, Georgia to: United States | Virginia | Arizona | North Carolina | Tennessee
Cherokee Nation
Connects Cassville, Georgia to: Cleveland, Tennessee | Tahlequah, Oklahoma | Cullman, Alabama | Salina, Oklahoma | Claremore, Oklahoma
Leonidas Polk
Connects Cassville, Georgia to: United States | California | Oxford, England | Cambridge, England | Virginia
Lewis Cass
Connects Cassville, Georgia to: United States | France | Boston, Massachusetts | Mexico | Virginia