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Information on Prisoners of War in Richmond, VA during the Civil War
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1862-02-06, Richmond Dispatch; small fire at Ligon Factory prison, 25th st
1862-02-06, Richmond Dispatch; Yankee POW arrives - a German
1862-02-06, Richmond Enquirer; Fire at Liggon's prison; no one injured
1862-02-10, Richmond Dispatch; 370 local POWs due to be exchanged
1862-02-13, Richmond Dispatch; 3 POW deaths (named)
1862-02-18, Richmond Whig; burial statistics of the Shockoe Hill Cemetery for the quarter ending 1/31/1862. Notes also that 37 POWs were buried during the same time.
1862-02-19, Richmond Enquirer; 397 federal prisoners to be exchanged; list of officers exchanged and for whom
1862-02-20, Richmond Enquirer; description of the chain of command in the prison system, list of some of the higher ranking officers now in the "tobacco warehouses" in Richmond; 3,000 prisoners are being paroled.
1862-02-24, Richmond Dispatch; only 138 prisoners left in Richmond; remainder of POWs paroled and sent to Newport News under control of A. C. Godwin, including Roswell M. Shurtleff of NY Illustrated News. List of prominent officers paroled; “smaller porti
1862-03-06, Richmond Enquirer; Due to recent Unionist mischief, all Union prisoners (500 in number) are denied access to anyone or anything from the outside
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