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L. P. Brockett, Women's work in the civil war: a record of heroism, patriotism and patience, chapter 8 (search)
s rejected as too young associated with Hon. Frank B. Fay in the Auxiliary Relief service her labhere she now resides. She is a niece of Hon. Frank B. Fay, former Mayor of Chelsea, and was his ward. Mr. Fay, from the commencement of the war took the most active interest in the National cause,mmission at once adopted these plans and made Mr. Fay chief of the Auxiliary Relief Corps. In this contractors' prices, for this labor. When Mr. Fay commenced his personal services with the Armyhe field, where she could act in concert with Mr. Fay, or otherwise under the direction of the SaniMiss Gilson's service she was in company with Mr. Fay and his assistants. The party had their ownof praise. After the battle of Gettysburg Mr. Fay and his party went thither on their mission of modern times. She had taken the field with Mr. Fay at the very commencement of the campaign, andwards for many months associated with her and Mr. Fay in their labors of auxiliary relief, thus des[1 more...]