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“The Report Of G. F. Watson, M. D., To The Governor Of Virginia, As Copied From The Records. Eastern Lunatic Asylum, Williamsburg, Va., June 5th, 1862. This day, Doct’r Gillet F. Watson, who has been appointed by F. H. Pierpoint, … Continue reading
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“The combined 23d and 24th annual reports of the Peabody Museum of Archaeology at Cambridge have no more striking passages than those which show the interest of women in this branch of science, already testified by the Hemenway expedition and … Continue reading
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“AN ACT to change the name of Elizabeth Strong to that of Elizabeth Ware, and to relieve her from the pains and penalties of bigamy in the event of her marriage. Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and … Continue reading
“My mother—whose given name was Martha—was commonly called Patsey. She was the daughter of William and Elizabeth Bibb, and was born in Louisa county, Virginia, July 29, 1779. She was married, in the same county, to Reuben Landrum, April 7, … Continue reading
“On Saturday, 16th, Brother J. L. Gragg’s quarterly-meeting commenced at Providence, near Kiddville. The Presiding Elder, John C. Harrison, preached at eleven o’clock, and we staid all night together at Younger Hisle’s. He preached again on the Sabbath, and we … Continue reading
“While with my parents I wrote, at the request of my father, to be published in the Advocate, an account of the death of my sister, Elizabeth B. Ware, who closed her earthly pilgrimage at her residence in Montgomery county, … Continue reading