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Written accounts after 1865 from various sources about Richmond, VA during the Civil War.

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1900-09-18, Richmond Dispatch; “Miss Van Lew remains about the same as for some days past.”
1900-09-19, Richmond Dispatch; No material change is McGuire’s or Van Lew’s condition – she was restless and very nervous yesterday
1900-09-20, Richmond Dispatch; Miss Van Lew was weaker yesterday – condition is not alarming
1900-09-20, Richmond Times; Miss Van Lew “not feeling so well last night” – fever higher, and quite restless
1900-09-22, Richmond Dispatch; Miss Van Lew is growing weaker daily – only a matter of days “before her wonderful vitality will have been exhausted”
1900-09-23, Richmond Times; Miss Van Lew growing weaker – her relatives arrive at her bedside
1900-09-25, Richmond Dispatch; Elizabeth Van Lew is near death
1900-09-25, Richmond Dispatch; Miss Van Lew is thought to be dying – was walking and eating, but suffered “another spell” and is unconscious
1900-09-26, New York Times; Obituary notice for Elizabeth Van Lew, notes that she was 83 years old
1900-09-26, New York Tribune; obituary notice for Elizabeth Van Lew – important biographical details

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