Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Richmond, Virginia” in chapter 12 of L. P. Brockett, Women's work in the civil war: a record of heroism, patriotism and patience:
...ouse, and City Point. Miss Jane S. Woolsey, also served in general hospitals as lady superintendent until the close of the war, and afterward transferred her efforts to the work among the Freedmen at Richmond, Virginia .
A cousin of these ladies, Miss Sarah C. Woolsey, daughter of President Woolsey of Yale College, was also engaged during the greater part of the war in hospital and other philanthropic labors for...
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