Thursday November 14 1861

• William Montgomery Gardner, CSA, is appointed Brig. Gen.
• Richard Brooke Garnett, CSA, is appointed Brig. Gen.
• Affair at the mouth of the Mattawoman Creek, MD, by Brig. Gen. Joseph Hooker, USA.
• The Federal expedition through the Virginia Counties of Accomac and Northampton. (Nov 14-22)
• Skirmish on the road from Fayetteville to Raleigh, WV.
• Skirmishes at and near McCoy's Mill, WV.
• The US Christian Commission is organized, to help furnish supplies, nurses, and friendship to the Union men, by the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA).

Friday November 14 1862

• Andrew Jackson Hamilton, USA, is appointed Brig. Gen.
• Brig. Gen. Andrew Jackson Hamilton, USA, is appointed the military governor of Texas.
• General Braxton Bragg, CSA, arrives with his forces at Tullahoma, southeast of, and near, Nashville, TN.
• Skirmish at Jefferson, VA.
• Skirmish at Waterloo, VA.
• Maj. Gen. Ambrose Everett Burnside, USA, as the new commander, reorganizes the the Army of the Potomac, into three grand divisions with the following commanders:
  • Right Grand Division - Maj. Gen. Edwin V. Sumner, USA
  • Center Grand Division - Maj. Gen. Joseph Hooker, USA
  • Left Grand Division - Maj. Gen. William B. Franklin, USA

Saturday November 14 1863

• Federal expedition from Maysville to Whitesburg and Decatur, AL, sent to thoroughly scout the country situated between the Memphis and Charleston Railroad and the Tennessee River, and drive out or capture the marauding rebel bands known to be roving over that country, pressing horses, mules, cattle, sheep, hogs, wheat, etc. and running them across the river for Confederate use. The plantations in this area are very large, generally 2,000 to 4,000 acres each. Corn, horses, etc. are in abundant supply. (Nov 14-17)
• Federal expedition from Helena, AR, aboard the steamer, Hamilton Belle.
• Skirmishes at Danville, MS. (Nov 14-15)
• Skirmish at Huff's Ferry, TN, the Knoxville, TN, Campaign.
• Skirmish at Little River, TN, the Knoxville, TN, Campaign.
• Skirmish at Maryville, TN, the Knoxville, TN, Campaign.
• Skirmish at Rockford, TN.
• Affairs on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, where John Y. Beall, master in the Rebel navy, and his crew of 14 men land on the Chesapeake shore whose object was the capture of a steamer. Beall and his men are the ones captured. (Nov 14-15)
• Brig. Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest, CSA, is assigned to the Confederate command of West Tennessee.
• Skirmish at Tyson's Cross-Roads, VA.
• Federal scout from Martinsburg, to Pughtown, up to the head of Cedar Creek, at Van Buren Furance, WV, where a few Confederate Cavalrymen and horses are captured. (Nov 14-18)

Monday November 14 1864

• The Campaign in North Alabama and Middle Tennessee. (Nov 14-Jan 23,1865).
• Skirmish on Cow Creek, KS.
• Federal expedition from Baton Rouge, LA, to Brookhaven, MS, and skirmishes. (Nov 14-21)
• Maj. Gen. John M. Schofield, USA, assumes the command of the US forces at Pulaski, TN, consisting of two US Army Corps, the first line of defense against Lieut. Gen. John Bell Hood, CSA.
• Action near Russellville, TN, with Maj. Gen. John C. Breckinridge, CSA.
• President Abraham Lincoln officially ends Maj. Gen. George Brinton McClellan's military career by accepting George's resignation.

Tuesday November 14 1865