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Information on Prisoners of War in Richmond, VA during the Civil War
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1861-08-08, Richmond Dispatch; nearly 300 Yankee POWs at Alms House; mentions Col. Wilcox and Capt. Ricketts being there
1861-08-08, Richmond Whig; General Hospital #1 described
1861-08-09, Richmond Dispatch; 11 Yankee POWs arrive
1861-08-09, Richmond Dispatch; notes on high POW mortality
1861-08-10, Richmond Whig; appeal for the Alms House to be occupied by Confederate wounded, and the Yankees moved out. Praises the hospital as a "large and airy building"
1861-08-12, Richmond Dispatch; letter from POW of 69th NY, at Alms House Hospital
1861-08-14, Richmond Whig; recommendation that negroes be employed as hospital assistants and that Yankees be moved out of the Alms House
1861-08-15, Richmond Dispatch; a dozen Manassas POWs arrive, and taken to the prison on Main Street
1861-08-15, Richmond Dispatch; notes on individual prisoners recently arrived from Norfolk
1861-08-15, Richmond Dispatch; Yankee POW escapes from Harwood's Factory, but recaptured - details on capture by Henrico minister
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