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Treason
Information about treason in Richmond, VA during the Civil War

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1862-03-04, Richmond Enquirer; John Minor Botts and Franklin Stearns arrested; Richmond under martial law
1862-04-03, Richmond Dispatch; long list of everyone committed to Castle Godwin – date and charge
1862-04-12, Richmond Dispatch; trial of John Minor Botts has commenced; he was taken from Castle Godwin under guard, and returned in the same manner
1862-04-22, Richmond Dispatch; continuation of Castle Godwin prisoner list – notes a “John Booth” imprisoned for having a “bogus pass” [JWB?]
1862-05-16, Richmond Dispatch; one of Castle Godwin political prisoners acquitted
1862-10-03, Richmond Dispatch; Dr. Wm. P. Rucker, at Castle Thunder with treason, murder, arson charges brought before Judge on habeas corpus
1862-10-04, Richmond Dispatch; more on Dr. Rucker’s case – back to Castle Thunder
1863-03-10, Richmond Dispatch; dozen new prisoners at Castle Thunder
1863-04-02, Richmond Dispatch; Samuel Newberry into Castle Thunder - treason
1863-11-06, Abingdon Virginian; list of new Castle Thunder prisoners, charged with disloyalty, from Rockingham County.

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