Battle of Burnt Corn (1813 AD)

Battle of Burnt Corn (Red Stick Creek vs United States Volunteers, Mississippi Territory militia) took place in 1813 AD during Creek War.

Battle facts

Year: 1813 AD
Date: 1813-07-27
Era: Early Modern
Conflict: Creek War
Side A: Red Stick Creek
Side B: United States Volunteers, Mississippi Territory militia
Commanders (A): Peter McQueen, High-head Jim
Commanders (B): Colonel James Caller
Casualties: approx. 10–12 killed 8–9 wounded2 killed ~15 wounded
Outcome: Red Stick victory
Coordinates: 31.190°, -87.126°

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Battle of Burnt Corn (1813 AD)

Battle of Burnt Corn took place in 1813 AD. Red Stick Creek vs United States Volunteers, Mississippi Territory militia. Approx. 10–12 killed 8–9 wounded2 killed ~15 wounded casualties. Part of Creek War. Explore the interactive map and full Wikipedia details on WarAtlas. Please enable JavaScript to use the full app.