Battle of Boteler’s Ford

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The Battle of Boteler’s Ford was a minor but consequential American Civil War engagement fought on the Potomac River in September 1862, immediately after the Battle of Antietam, as Union forces pursued Robert E. Lee’s retreating Confederate army.

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instanceOf American Civil War engagement
battle
alsoKnownAs Battle of Blackford’s Ford
Battle of Shepherdstown
belligerent Confederate States of America
United States (Union)
casualties approximately 300 Confederate casualties
approximately 600 Union casualties
characterization minor engagement with significant strategic consequences
commander A. P. Hill
linked to: A.P. Hill

Charles Griffin
Fitz John Porter
George Sykes
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
conflict American Civil War
country United States
date September 19–20, 1862
endDate September 20, 1862
followed Battle of Antietam
involvesUnit Confederate Light Division
Union V Corps
isAfter Battle of Antietam
location Potomac River
near Shepherdstown, Virginia
near Shepherdstown, West Virginia
modernState West Virginia
notableConsequence contributed to President Abraham Lincoln’s dissatisfaction with George B. McClellan
discouraged further immediate Union pursuit of Lee’s army
helped secure the Confederate army’s withdrawal across the Potomac
partOf Maryland Campaign
Robert E. Lee’s retreat from Maryland
linked to: Maryland Campaign
precededBy Battle of Antietam
result Confederate victory
riverCrossing Potomac River crossing at Boteler’s Ford
startDate September 19, 1862
stateAtTime Virginia
terrainFeature high bluffs above the Potomac River
theater Eastern Theater of the American Civil War
typeOfEngagement pursuit action
rear-guard action

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Battle of Shepherdstown alsoKnownAs Battle of Boteler’s Ford
Battle of Shepherdstown alsoKnownAs Battle of Blackford’s Ford
linked to: Battle of Boteler’s Ford
Battle of Boteler’s Ford alsoKnownAs Battle of Blackford’s Ford
linked to: Battle of Boteler’s Ford