Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Blue Sulphur Springs, in West Virginia” in chapter 1.34 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 35.:
...ed as above mentioned and sent by my brother to General Lee. Thomas L. Broun. Charleston, W. Va., August, 1886.
Traveller, the most distinguished of the General's warhorses, was born near Blue Sulphur Springs, in West Virginia , and was purchased by General Lee from Major Thomas L. Broun, who bought him from Captain James W. Johnson, the son of the gentleman who reared him. General Lee saw him first in West Virginia and aft...
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