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Catherine Susannah Thomas Markell, diary
November 19, 1862
“The patients from B[owling] Alley moved to Lutheran Church. We visited them this evening”
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July 12, 1861
“Heard of their safe arrival in Virginia. A report is in circulation that they have been arrested.”
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November 9, 1862
“Attended service. An Episcopal minister officiated; as our church is the only one not taken for hospital purposes, the different denominations use it by turns.”
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July 11, 1861
“Fred and Mr. Heard left for Leesburg at 5 A.M., took a change of clothes and a business letter for Aunt Charlotte’s lawyer...via Noland’s Ferry. Mr. Pagett brought troops from Point of Rocks who fired at them just as they...
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November 1, 1862
“Captain Lilly left us this evening with Dr. Green of Mississippi, Reverend Captain Baldain, Mrs. Barnes and her sons the two young Coopers.”
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April 30, 1861
“Rode out to old barracks to see the soldiers.”
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June 27, 1862
“Mrs. Blackford and Miss Julia Grove went with us to Dixie.... Miss Ella Harper gave me a Virginia button just as we were about stepping into the boat. Jacob Grove hurrahed for Jeff Davis and fired a pistol in the...
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April 26, 1861
"Legislature meets here today."
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April 20, 1861
“Sat in parlor all day to see Brad Johnson and suite start for Baltimore. Great excitement.”
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December 20, 1862
“Visited Colonel Allen, Provost Marshal to ascertain if my husband might remain in safety”
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