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Seven Days' Battles
Information about Seven Days' Battles in Richmond, VA during the Civil War

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1862-10-27, Richmond Enquirer; description of a "novel" surgical operation at the 3rd Alabama Hospital
1862-11-13, Richmond Dispatch; Government raids houses near Cold Harbor
1862-11-18, Richmond Whig; George M. Savage’s house burns down, formerly used as a Yankee hospital during the Seven Days (Savage’s Station)
1862, Charles H. Winston Papers; President of the Richmond Female Institute (GH#4), describes the taking over of the building for the hospital, and its use.
1863-01-10, Richmond Dispatch; From the Richmond Dispatch, 1/9/1863, p. 1, c. 5 Died. – Benj. Filibates, of 6th La., died yesterday in Castle Thunder.
1863-01-21, Richmond Dispatch; reburial notice for Rob Wheat – to occur 1/23 – sermon at Monumental Church
1863-01-23, Richmond Dispatch; Wheat funeral postponed to 1/24, due to bad weather
1863-02-02, Richmond Dispatch; former plantation manager at Malvern Hill murdered by a slave in King William county
1863-03-23, Official Records, Ser. II, Vol. V, pp. 386-387; Testimony of General Reynolds after his capture at Gaines' Mill
1863-04-06, Richmond Dispatch; Geo. Watt adv for pistol, on behalf of unnamed woman. Taken from her on Main St. “during the riot.”

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