Letter, 1861 May 30, Virginia A. Brown Winfree, to "my dear aunt" Jane Margaret Winfree Brown

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Title

Letter, 1861 May 30, Virginia A. Brown Winfree, to "my dear aunt" Jane Margaret Winfree Brown

Description

Letter from "Jennie" (Virginia A. Brown Winfree), Lynchburg, Virginia, to "my dear aunt" (Jane Margaret Winfree Brown). Concerns evacuation of Hampton, Virginia; C.V. Winfree will go into camp next week; soldiers at Manassas Gap ready to fight; and ladies are sewing for soldiers.
Includes letter of C.V. Winfree to "Sister" Jane, i.e., Jane Margaret Winfree Brown. Thinks it doubtful troops will muster in because some leading men have "deserted" cause; and discusses exposure of the Peninsula between the James and the York rivers.

Creator

Winfree, Virginia A. Brown

Source

Henry C. Hoar Memorial Collection, Small Collections Box 92, Folder: 1

Identifier

SC 01283

Language

eng

Type

Text

Date Created

1861-05-30

Has Version

https://hdl.handle.net/10288/25110

Is Part Of

Henry C. Hoar Memorial Collection

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Status

To transcribe

Percent Completed

100

Weight

100100

Citation

Winfree, Virginia A. Brown, “Letter, 1861 May 30, Virginia A. Brown Winfree, to "my dear aunt" Jane Margaret Winfree Brown,” W&M Transcribe, accessed May 18, 2024, https://transcribe.libraries.wm.edu/items/show/5383.