Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mr. Pond” in chapter 42 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 11.:
...nd one of these was a kinsman of General Hunter who had in happier years been his host.
This act of Hunter's was not in obedience to Grant's instructions, but rather in contravention of them.
Yet Mr. Pond would place this burning on the same footing as the accidental or unauthorized destruction of private property (such as the burning of Montgomery Blair's house), by stragglers or drunken soldiers.
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