Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Lexington, Virginia” in chapter 102, section c.102.266, page 515 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 12.:
...g/TR/xhtml1/strict"> and his staff rode into the town to the house of the Rev. Dr. Ross, the Presbyterian clergyman there, and paid a visit to Mrs. Ross, who was the daughter of Governor McDowell, of Lexington, Virginia , where Jackson lived, and whom he knew well.
After the visit to Mrs. Ross, at the parsonage, which was next to the Presbyterian church, and not on the same street, nor near Mrs. Fritchie's house, h...
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