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1862 Written Accounts
Written accounts in 1862 from various sources about Richmond, VA during the Civil War.

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1862-07-23, Richmond Dispatch; important paragraph on the naming of battlefields - particularly ridicules the use of the term “Fort Darling” for “Drury’s Bluff”
1862-07-23, Richmond Dispatch; Pamunkey Indians reportedly aided Yankees in May-June, as guides
1862-07-23, Richmond Dispatch; R. A. Lewis, signing as surgeon in charge at Winder, thanks donors, including Mrs. Holliday and Mrs. Brown of Spotsylvania
1862-07-23, Richmond Dispatch; shooting of a patient at Louisiana hospital
1862-07-23, Richmond Dispatch; six cows wanted for YMCA hospital
1862-07-23, Richmond Dispatch; washer needed at Byrd Island Hospital
1862-07-23, Richmond Examiner; Libby Prison has become a hospital for sick prisoners; well prisoners are at Belle Isle. Lt. Turner is in charge
1862-07-24, Richmond Dispatch; 20 negroes needed at Banner Hospital (GH#12)
1862-07-24, Richmond Dispatch; AWOL notice for Arthur Rogers, of Dabney’s Siege Battery, who deserted from Winder Hospital. Unit camped at Tree Hill
1862-07-24, Richmond Dispatch; Col. Henry Forno at Hardgrove’s Factory, “foot of Main St.,” collecting all men of McLaw’s Division in town

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