Welcome to www.n-georgia.com The Civil War Battle at Kolb's Farm - On the night of June 18-19, Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, fearing envelopment, moved his army to a new, previously selected position astride Kennesaw Mountain, an entrenched arc-shaped line to the west of Marietta, to protect his supply line, the Western & Atlantic Railroad.
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Continued Battle Description and Results
Having encountered entrenched Rebels astride Kennesaw Mountain stretching southward, Sherman fixed them in front and extended his right wing to envelop their flank and menace the railroad.

Joe Johnston countered by moving John B. Hood’s corps from the left flank to the right on June 22. Arriving in his new position at Mt. Zion Church, Hood decided, on his own, to attack.

Warned of Hood’s intentions, Union generals John Schofield and Joseph Hooker entrenched. Union artillery and swampy terrain thwarted Hood’s attack and forced him to withdraw with costly casualties.

Although the victor, Sherman’s attempts at envelopment had momentarily failed.

Results: Union victory
General Information
BulletLocation: Cobb County
BulletCampaign: Atlanta Campaign (1864)
BulletDates: June 22, 1864
BulletPrincipal Commanders: Maj. Gen. John M. Schofield and Maj. Gen. Joseph Hooker [US]; Lt. Gen. John B. Hood [CS]
BulletForces Engaged: Two corps [US]; Hood s Corps [CS]
BulletEstimated Casualties: 1,350 total (US 350; CS 1,000)
 
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