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Information about children in Richmond, VA during the Civil War.
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1861-09-27, Richmond Whig; Fire at the C. S. Laboratory - urges movement of laboratory from a central location for safety reasons
1862-01-28, Richmond Dispatch; little boys caught & fined for throwing stones at Spotswood
1862-01-28, Richmond Whig; Explosion at the Confederate Laboratory, on Byrd Island
1862-03-14, Richmond Dispatch; very long anecdote about 14 year old patient at Maryland Hospital, 25th and Cary
1862-03-22, Richmond Dispatch; 14 year old boy run over by train on RF&P tracks near Brook Road
1862-03-28, Richmond Dispatch; Shockoe Hill Cats and Butchertown Cats are engaging in rock battles, but have not been caught yet
1862-04-18, Richmond Dispatch; A. G. Lane wants to hire 35 to 40 male negroes or boys to nurse at Winder Hospital
1862-04-18, Richmond Enquirer; son of Mr. Ligon is thrown from horse and breaks one of his legs
1862-04-19, Richmond Dispatch; boy drowns in canal near Libby Prison; prisoner tried to save him, but was denied.
1862-04-19, Richmond Enquirer; man drowns in the canal at the foot of twentieth street - taken to Dr. Higginbotham at the "Confederate prison in the vicinity", too late to save him
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