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Browsing named entities in a specific section of Judith White McGuire, Diary of a southern refugee during the war, by a lady of Virginia. Search the whole document.
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Ashland (Virginia, United States) (search for this): chapter 17
June 13th, 1862.
Good news at last.
Four letters were received last night by way of Ashland.
We learn that we certainly whipped the Yankees on the 31st of May and 1st of June, and that Jackson has had a most glorious campaign in the Valley.
We are grieved to hear that the gallant Ashby has been killed, and trust that it is a mere rumour, and that God has spared his valuable life.
My sons were not in the late fight, but are stationed at Strawberry Hill, the home of my childhood.
Every thing is being stolen on these two places and elsewhere.
A lieutenant on General Porter's staff rode up this evening to ask M. to sell him butter, fowls, eggs, etc. She told him that her poultryyard had been robbed the night before by some of his men. He professed great horror, but had not gone fifty yards when we heard the report of a pistol, and this wonderfully proper lieutenant of a moment before had shot the hog of an old negro woman who lives here.
Porter (search for this): chapter 17
June 13th, 1862.
Good news at last.
Four letters were received last night by way of Ashland.
We learn that we certainly whipped the Yankees on the 31st of May and 1st of June, and that Jackson has had a most glorious campaign in the Valley.
We are grieved to hear that the gallant Ashby has been killed, and trust that it is a mere rumour, and that God has spared his valuable life.
My sons were not in the late fight, but are stationed at Strawberry Hill, the home of my childhood.
Every thing is being stolen on these two places and elsewhere.
A lieutenant on General Porter's staff rode up this evening to ask M. to sell him butter, fowls, eggs, etc. She told him that her poultryyard had been robbed the night before by some of his men. He professed great horror, but had not gone fifty yards when we heard the report of a pistol, and this wonderfully proper lieutenant of a moment before had shot the hog of an old negro woman who lives here.
Stonewall Jackson (search for this): chapter 17
June 13th, 1862.
Good news at last.
Four letters were received last night by way of Ashland.
We learn that we certainly whipped the Yankees on the 31st of May and 1st of June, and that Jackson has had a most glorious campaign in the Valley.
We are grieved to hear that the gallant Ashby has been killed, and trust that it is a mere rumour, and that God has spared his valuable life.
My sons were not in the late fight, but are stationed at Strawberry Hill, the home of my childhood.
Every thing is being stolen on these two places and elsewhere.
A lieutenant on General Porter's staff rode up this evening to ask M. to sell him butter, fowls, eggs, etc. She told him that her poultryyard had been robbed the night before by some of his men. He professed great horror, but had not gone fifty yards when we heard the report of a pistol, and this wonderfully proper lieutenant of a moment before had shot the hog of an old negro woman who lives here.
June 13th, 1862 AD (search for this): chapter 17
June 13th, 1862.
Good news at last.
Four letters were received last night by way of Ashland.
We learn that we certainly whipped the Yankees on the 31st of May and 1st of June, and that Jackson has had a most glorious campaign in the Valley.
We are grieved to hear that the gallant Ashby has been killed, and trust that it is a mere rumour, and that God has spared his valuable life.
My sons were not in the late fight, but are stationed at Strawberry Hill, the home of my childhood.
Every thing is being stolen on these two places and elsewhere.
A lieutenant on General Porter's staff rode up this evening to ask M. to sell him butter, fowls, eggs, etc. She told him that her poultryyard had been robbed the night before by some of his men. He professed great horror, but had not gone fifty yards when we heard the report of a pistol, and this wonderfully proper lieutenant of a moment before had shot the hog of an old negro woman who lives here.
June 1st (search for this): chapter 17
June 13th, 1862.
Good news at last.
Four letters were received last night by way of Ashland.
We learn that we certainly whipped the Yankees on the 31st of May and 1st of June, and that Jackson has had a most glorious campaign in the Valley.
We are grieved to hear that the gallant Ashby has been killed, and trust that it is a mere rumour, and that God has spared his valuable life.
My sons were not in the late fight, but are stationed at Strawberry Hill, the home of my childhood.
Every thing is being stolen on these two places and elsewhere.
A lieutenant on General Porter's staff rode up this evening to ask M. to sell him butter, fowls, eggs, etc. She told him that her poultryyard had been robbed the night before by some of his men. He professed great horror, but had not gone fifty yards when we heard the report of a pistol, and this wonderfully proper lieutenant of a moment before had shot the hog of an old negro woman who lives here.
May 31st (search for this): chapter 17
June 13th, 1862.
Good news at last.
Four letters were received last night by way of Ashland.
We learn that we certainly whipped the Yankees on the 31st of May and 1st of June, and that Jackson has had a most glorious campaign in the Valley.
We are grieved to hear that the gallant Ashby has been killed, and trust that it is a mere rumour, and that God has spared his valuable life.
My sons were not in the late fight, but are stationed at Strawberry Hill, the home of my childhood.
Every thing is being stolen on these two places and elsewhere.
A lieutenant on General Porter's staff rode up this evening to ask M. to sell him butter, fowls, eggs, etc. She told him that her poultryyard had been robbed the night before by some of his men. He professed great horror, but had not gone fifty yards when we heard the report of a pistol, and this wonderfully proper lieutenant of a moment before had shot the hog of an old negro woman who lives here.