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Information about women in Richmond, VA during the Civil War.
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1861-08-08 Richmond Dispatch; Mrs. Judge Hopkins' hospital, 5th bw Clay & Leigh, remarkably neat, etc
1861-08-08, Richmond Dispatch; 109 prisoners in the city jail
1861-08-08, Richmond Whig; General Hospital #1 described
1861-08-16, Richmond Dispatch; list of donations to the St. Charles Hospital - includes donations from the children at the Lancastrian school, as well as the workers of the C. S. Laboratory
1861-08-16, Richmond Dispatch; note from Mrs. Judge Hopkins, thanking donors to Alabama Hospital
1861-08-17, Richmond Dispatch; Mrs. A. F. Hopkins of Mobile in town, collecting & disbursing supplies for Ladies Military Aid Society of Mobile
1861-08-20, Richmond Dispatch; detailed account of visit to Alms House Prison Hospital
1861-08-20, Richmond Enquirer; Two hospitals have been established by the Centenary Methodist Church
1861-08-24, Richmond Dispatch; Springfield Hospital needs one cook & one washerwoman
1861-08-28, Richmond Dispatch; 6 female nurses needed at St. Charles Hospital
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