Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Rear-Admiral E. E. Roberts” in chapter 1.50, section c.1.50.43, page 174 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 35.:
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That a mosquito bite once stood between Admiral Farragut and death, and that ninety bodies now moulder in the old monitor Tescumseh, lying in the gulf off Fort Morgan, Ala., are facts discovered by Rear-Admiral E. E. Roberts , U. S. N. (retired), who is here for the first time since 1862, when, as a lieutenant of engineers, attached to Admiral Farragut's Squadron, he was in all the notable naval operations along the South...
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