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Information about children in Richmond, VA during the Civil War.
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1863-03-16, Richmond Sentinel; description and details of the Brown's Island Confederate Laboratory explosion
1863-03-17, Richmond Dispatch; death notice for Frances Blasingame, 17, killed instantly on Brown’s Island.
1863-03-17, Richmond Dispatch; death notice for James Greenhow Curry, Brown’s Island injuries, age 13 years & 2 mos. Died 3/13 evening
1863-03-17, Richmond Dispatch; death notice for Mary Ryan – Brown’s Island victim/culprit, died 3/16
1863-03-17, Richmond Sentinel; no more deaths from the laboratory explosion - donations for their relief have been pouring in
1863-03-18, Richmond Dispatch; Alice E. Bolton, age 14 yrs, 6 mos. Killed in Laboratory explosion.
1863-03-18, Richmond Sentinel; Mary Ryan, who caused the explosion at the Confederate Laboratory, has died of her wounds
1863-03-20, Richmond Sentinel; another man dies of his wounds after the Confederate Laboratory disaster
1863-03-21, Richmond Sentinel; 14-year old girl dies of her wounds from the Laboratory explosion
1863-03-27, Richmond Dispatch; River in flood. Boy died in cellar of home, corner 18th & Cary, by drowning in rising water
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