1864
February 17 | U. S. S. "Housatonic" sunk by C. S. S. "H. L. Hunley" off Charleston, first sinking of a surface vessel by a submarine. |
March 1 | Kilpatrick–Dahlgren Federal cavalry raid on Richmond. |
April 8 | Battle of Sabine Crossing (Pleasant Hill), Louisiana. |
April 12 | Forrest captures Fort Pillow, Tennessee. |
April 19 | C. S. S. ram "Albemarle" attacks Federal squadron in North Carolina sounds and sinks U. S. S. "Southfield." |
May 5 | Battle of the Wilderness begins. |
May 8 | Battle of Spotsylvania. |
May 12 | Battle of Drewry's Bluff. |
May 14 | Battle of Resaca, Georgia. |
May 15 | Battle of New Market, Virginia. |
June 1 | Battle of Cold Harbor, Virginia. |
June 10 | Battle of Brice's Crossroads. |
June 19 | U. S. S. "Kearsarge" sinks C. S. S. "Alabama" off Cherbourg, France. |
June 27 | Battle of Kennesaw Mountain. |
July 11 | Jubal Early makes attack on Washington, D. C. |
July 20 | Battle of Peachtree Creek, Georgia. |
July 22 | Battle of Atlanta. |
July 28 | Battle of Ezra Church, Georgia. |
August 5 | Battle of Mobile Bay. |
August 31 | Battle of Jonesboro, Georgia. |
September 19 | Battle of Winchester, Virginia. |
September 22 | Battle of Fisher's Hill, Virginia. |
October 19 | Battle of Cedar Creek. |
October 27 | C. S. S. ram "Albemarle" destroyed by Federal torpedo off Plymouth, North Carolina. |
November 30 | Battle of Franklin, Tennessee. |
December 15 | Battle of Nashville. |
December 24 | Federal joint army–navy operation repulsed at Fort Fisher, North Carolina. |
1865
January 15 | Fort Fisher falls to renewed Federal army–navy attack. |
February 17 | Columbia, South Carolina, captured by Sherman, and burned. |
February 17 | Charleston, South Carolina evacuated. |
March 4 | Second Lincoln inaugural. |
March 19 | Battle of Bentonville, North Carolina. |
April 1 | Battle of Five Forks, Virginia. |
April 2 | Battle of Selma, Alabama, Forrest's last stand. |
April 6 | Battle of Sayler's Creek, Virginia. |
April 9 | Lee surrenders to Grant at Appomattox. |
April 14 | President Lincoln assassinated. |
April 26 | Johnson surrenders to Sherman at Durham, North Carolina. |
May 4 | Taylor surrenders all remaining Confederate troops east of the Mississippi at Citronelle, Alabama. |
May 26 | Kirby Smith surrenders Trans-Mississippi area to Canny, ending organized resistance. |
November 6 | C. S. S. "Shenandoah," last of sea raiders, surrenders to British authorities at Liverpool, England. |