Quiver River

33°29′08″N 90°31′17″W / 33.485576°N 90.521488°W / 33.485576; -90.521488 Quiver River is a river in Mississippi, United States.

The source of Quiver River is the Upper Quiver River and Lower Quiver River, located northwest of Sumner, Mississippi.

Quiver River flows south, passing through Tallahatchie County, Leflore County, and Sunflower County, before flowing into the Sunflower River northwest of Moorhead, Mississippi.

During the American Civil War, the Confederate vessel Emma Bett was captured on May 30, 1863 and set afire on the Quiver River near the Sunflower River.^[1] The Confererate steamer "Dewdrop" was also sunk in the Quiver River north of Moorhead, MS. Her owner, Sherman Parisot, set her ablaze when the Union troops were with 60 yards of capturing her.^[2]^{[page needed]}

References

^ Gaines, W. Craig (2008). Encyclopedia of Civil War Shipwrecks. Louisiana State university Press.
^ Owens, Harry (2003). Steamboats and the Cotton Economy. University Press of Mississippi. ISBN 1578066220.

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[1] Gaines, W. Craig (2008). Encyclopedia of Civil War Shipwrecks. Louisiana State university Press.

[2] Owens, Harry (2003). Steamboats and the Cotton Economy. University Press of Mississippi. ISBN 1578066220.

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