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The People - John Robert Langston
(1841-1862) Killed at Williamsburg On May 5th 1862, John was 21 when he was shot down during the charge of the 5th NC. He was a Lieutenant in Company B of that Regiment. To find about more about John please click here.
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The People - Richard L Maury
(1840-1907) Richard was the Major of the 24th Virginia Infantry which saw fierce fighting on the Confederate left during the battle of Williamsburg. He left a stirring recollection of the 24th ill-fated charge that rainy day. To find our more about Richard Maury click here. For an interesting insight in Maury and mail service during the war years click here.
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The People - Robert Boody
(1836-1913) Robert was 26 years old when he he removed two wounded comrades from the battlefield at Williamsburg. Then a corporal with Company B, 40th NY Infantry he would repeat this feat at Chancellorsville- the two actions resulting in him receiving the Medal of Honor. To find our more about Robert click here.
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The People - George Washington Mindil
(1843-1907) In 1893 George received the Medal of Honor. His citation reads: "The President of the United States of America, in the name of Congress, takes pleasure in presenting the Medal of Honor to Captain George Washington Mindil, United States Army, for extraordinary heroism on 5 May 1862, while serving with Company I, 61st Pennsylvania Infantry, in action at Williamsburg, Virginia. As aide-de-camp Captain Mindil led the charge with a part of a regiment, pierced the enemy's center, silenced some of his artillery, and, getting in his rear, caused him to abandon his position." To find out more about George including his germanic background and wartime career click here. Really interest in GW? Click here and start researching!
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The People - Thomas Joel Barlow
(1842-1923) Thomas was reportedly one of five Williamsburg Barlows to fight for the Confederate cause. Thomas, Henry, William, Robert and John Barlow all relations joined the Williamsburg Junior Guard which became Company C of the 32nd Virginia. While the 32nd saw limited action at the battle of Williamsburg, their commitment to the cause saw 50% of their 150 men regiment left on the field at Antietam. Thomas was in command at their surrender in 1865. At Appomattox the 32nd Virginia surrendered five men- John and Thomas were commanding the other three. To find out more about Thomas and the Barlows click here.
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The People - Michael Clancy
Apparently Clancy was promoted to Sergeant of Company B-5th NJ Infantry on the field at the Battle of Williamsburg. In this imagine he is a First Lieutenant. The 5th was hotly engaged at Williamsburg on property which is now the intersections of Rt 199, 143 and 60. To find out more about Michael Clancy click here.
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The People - Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar
(1825-1893) L.Q.C. Lamar was the Colonel commanding the 19th Mississippi during the battle of Williamsburg. The 19th was hotly engaged through the day and the official records speak volumes to the trials and tribulations of that day. Lamar's life is a fascinating one. After the war Lamar worked diligently to bind the nations wounds. To find our more enjoy this book-available online! For more condensed additional reading click here. His home in Oxford Mississippi is now a museum.
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The People - Harmon J Bliss
(1830-1863) Harmon was Captain of Company G, 72nd NY Infantry. While the 72nd was hotly engaged here at Williamsburg Harmon came through unscathed only to be wounded at Chancellorsville. He passed three days later on June 6, 1863. To find our more about Harmon click here.
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(1832-1884) Reportedly Swiss by birth, John was a Corporal in Company H of the 72nd NY Infantry during the Battle of Williamsburg when he was apparently captured in the infamous ravine. To find out more about John click here.
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The People - Richard B. Waller
(1842-1930) Richard was 19 years old when he joined the 'Leon Rifles' which would become Company D of the 2nd Florida Infantry. Richard was never wounded in action and survived the war. To find out more about Richard click here.
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The People - Charles Seton Fleming
(1839-1864) Captain Fleming of the Second Florida Infantry was severely wounded and captured at Williamsburg. He was exchanged and eventually shot down in 1864 at the age of 25. To find out more about Charles click here.
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The People - Robert Brewster
(1829-1892) Robert Brewster was a 2nd Lieutenant of the 74th NY Infantry on May 5th 1862 when he was wounded at Williamsburg. He was awarded one of give gold medals given by General Sickles for his bravery there. This image is courtesy of Matt White. Brewster's personal bible also survives. To find out more about Robert please click here.
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The People - George Emerson
(1837-1862) George was a Private with the 2nd New Hampshire Infantry, Company B. He was captured a First Bull Run only to be exchanged and killed at Williamsburg 10 months later.
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The People - Dibeans
Peter (left) and Alexander (right) Dibean. This father (Peter) and son (Alexander) enlisted in Company D of the 5th Michigan Infantry and fought at Williamsburg. The 5th helped retake captured Union cannon and in that struggle Alexander was wounded in the chest and hip. He recovered only to be wounded again at Fredericksburg. Peter was discharged in November 1862 only to join the 8th MI Cavalry. he was captured and confined at Andersonville. To find out more about Peter click here. To find out more about his son Alexander click here.
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(1830-1862) Samuel was the Colonel commanding the 11th Virginia at Williamsburg. He was wounded in action but refused to leave the field. Four months later Brigadier General Garland was killed at Fox's Gap- South Mountain Maryland. Picture is courtesy of his alma mater VMI. To find out more about Samuel click here.
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The People - Richard Walker
(1840-1862) Richard Walker was a Private with Company E of the 2nd New Hampshire Infantry when he was wounded at Williamsburg on May 5th, 1862. He died two months later due to his wounds at the age of 22. His mother was quoted as saying, "He was my only son, and the best boy that ever blest a mother. When he died, his father went to Fortress Monroe and brought his body home. The journey and his grief were too much. He was never well after that, an invalid, thirty years."
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The People - Nathaniel Lane
(1839-1862) Nathaniel was a Private in Company A of the 2nd New Hampshire. He was killed at the Battle of Williamsburg at the age of 23. To find out more about Lane and the 2nd New Hampshire click here.
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The People - Powhatan Bolling Whittle
(1829-1905) The youngest of 14 children. Reportedly a large man he was wounded several times during the course of the war. While commanding the 38th Virginia Infantry at Williamsburg he was shot through his right leg- several weeks later he would loose an arm at Malvern Hill. This would not however be the end of his service. To find out more about Powhatan Bolling Whitte click here.
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The People - "Jack"
As Company F, 102nd Pennsylvania Infantry came up repulse the largest Confederate thrust at Williamsburg, "Jack" in his proper place in line too. "Jack" was wounded at Malvern Hill and again at Fredericksburg and would be alongside the Regiment until 1864. To find our more about "Jack" please click here.
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Sneden, Robert Knox. "Map of the Lower Peninsula of Virginia, April 1862." Library of Congress, www.loc.gov/item/gvhs01.vhs00076/.
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McAlester, Miles D. "Sketch of the Battlefield and Confederate Works in Front of Williamsburg, Va., May 5th 1862." Library of Congress, www.loc.gov/item/99446371/.
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The Battle
Waud, Alfred R. "General Hooker's Division Engaging the Enemy at the Battle of Williams-burg." Published in Harper's Weekly May 24, 1862. Library of Congress. www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2004660492/.
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The Battle
Waud, Alfred R. "General Hancock's Brigade Charging the Rebels at the Battle of Williams-burg." Engraving. Published in Harper's Weekly May 24, 1862. Library of Congress, www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2004660493/.
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Further Reading - Make it stand out
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The Town
Map from Civil War Williamsburg by Carson O. Hudson, Jr., published 1997 by and used with the permission of The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation (Contemporary names provided with 19th century equivalents in parenthesis)
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The Town
View from the College of William and Mary looking east on Main Street (present Duke of Gloucester Street), ca. 1870
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The Town
Lithograph of the third Wren Building, ca. 1859-1862
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The Town
View of Market Square looking west, ca. 1898-1902 (Baptist Church, Powder Horn, and District Courthouse on left and 1770 Courthouse on right)
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The Town
Bruton Parish Church, ca. 1890
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The Town
19th century lithograph of the Female Academy
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The Town
View from the old Capitol site looking west on Main Street, ca. 1905-1921 (Vest Mansion on left)
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The Town
View looking west on present-day Nicholson Street towards the George Wythe House, ca. 1898 (Bruton Parish on left)
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The Town
The 1770 Courthouse (photo ca. 1900) was used as the morgue during and following the May 5, 1862 battle
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The Town
Garrett House, ca. 1907 (Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William & Mary)
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View looking east on Main Street of the 1770 Courthouse and Spencer Hotel (Mr. Harrell's Lodging House in 1860), ca. 1890s
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The Occupation
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The Occupation
Lithograph of the Lunatic Asylum, ca. 1845
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The Occupation
Col. Goodrich Durfey's home (present Bassett Hall), ca. 1928
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The Occupation
St. George-Tucker House, ca. 1904 (home of Mrs. Cynthia Bevery Tucker Coleman)
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The Occupation
View from south of the ruins of the Palace West Advance with George Wythe House and Bruton Parish Church in left background and Robert Saunders House in right background, ca. 1900
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Ravine Tract
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Ravine Tract
Map Courtesy of the American Battlefield Trust (www.battlefield.org)
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Ravine Tract - Make it stand out
Image Courtesy of the Atlas of the Civil War by Stephen G. Hyslop
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Waud, Alfred R. "General Hooker's Division Engaging the Enemy at the Battle of Williamsburg." Published in Harper's Weekly May 24, 1862. Library of Congress. www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2004660492/.
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The People (Copy) - John Robert Langston (Copy)
(1841-1862) Killed at Williamsburg On May 5th 1862, John was 21 when he was shot down during the charge of the 5th NC. He was a Lieutenant in Company B of that Regiment. To find about more about John please click here.
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The People (Copy) - Richard L Maury (Copy)
(1840-1907) Richard was the Major of the 24th Virginia Infantry which saw fierce fighting on the Confederate left during the battle of Williamsburg. He left a stirring recollection of the 24th ill-fated charge that rainy day. To find our more about Richard Maury click here. For an interesting insight in Maury and mail service during the war years click here.
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The People (Copy) - Robert Boody (Copy)
(1836-1913) Robert was 26 years old when he he removed two wounded comrades from the battlefield at Williamsburg. Then a corporal with Company B, 40th NY Infantry he would repeat this feat at Chancellorsville- the two actions resulting in him receiving the Medal of Honor. To find our more about Robert click here.
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The People (Copy) - George Washington Mindil (Copy)
(1843-1907) In 1893 George received the Medal of Honor. His citation reads: "The President of the United States of America, in the name of Congress, takes pleasure in presenting the Medal of Honor to Captain George Washington Mindil, United States Army, for extraordinary heroism on 5 May 1862, while serving with Company I, 61st Pennsylvania Infantry, in action at Williamsburg, Virginia. As aide-de-camp Captain Mindil led the charge with a part of a regiment, pierced the enemy's center, silenced some of his artillery, and, getting in his rear, caused him to abandon his position." To find out more about George including his germanic background and wartime career click here. Really interest in GW? Click here and start researching!
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The People (Copy) - Thomas Joel Barlow (Copy)
(1842-1923) Thomas was reportedly one of five Williamsburg Barlows to fight for the Confederate cause. Thomas, Henry, William, Robert and John Barlow all relations joined the Williamsburg Junior Guard which became Company C of the 32nd Virginia. While the 32nd saw limited action at the battle of Williamsburg, their commitment to the cause saw 50% of their 150 men regiment left on the field at Antietam. Thomas was in command at their surrender in 1865. At Appomattox the 32nd Virginia surrendered five men- John and Thomas were commanding the other three. To find out more about Thomas and the Barlows click here.
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The People (Copy) - Michael Clancy (Copy)
Apparently Clancy was promoted to Sergeant of Company B-5th NJ Infantry on the field at the Battle of Williamsburg. In this imagine he is a First Lieutenant. The 5th was hotly engaged at Williamsburg on property which is now the intersections of Rt 199, 143 and 60. To find out more about Michael Clancy click here.
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The People (Copy) - Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar (Copy)
(1825-1893) L.Q.C. Lamar was the Colonel commanding the 19th Mississippi during the battle of Williamsburg. The 19th was hotly engaged through the day and the official records speak volumes to the trials and tribulations of that day. Lamar's life is a fascinating one. After the war Lamar worked diligently to bind the nations wounds. To find our more enjoy this book-available online! For more condensed additional reading click here. His home in Oxford Mississippi is now a museum.
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The People (Copy) - Harmon J Bliss (Copy)
(1830-1863) Harmon was Captain of Company G, 72nd NY Infantry. While the 72nd was hotly engaged here at Williamsburg Harmon came through unscathed only to be wounded at Chancellorsville. He passed three days later on June 6, 1863. To find our more about Harmon click here.
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The People (Copy) - John F Snowbie (Copy)
(1832-1884) Reportedly Swiss by birth, John was a Corporal in Company H of the 72nd NY Infantry during the Battle of Williamsburg when he was apparently captured in the infamous ravine. To find out more about John click here.
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The People (Copy) - Richard B. Waller (Copy)
(1842-1930) Richard was 19 years old when he joined the 'Leon Rifles' which would become Company D of the 2nd Florida Infantry. Richard was never wounded in action and survived the war. To find out more about Richard click here.
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The People (Copy) - Charles Seton Fleming (Copy)
(1839-1864) Captain Fleming of the Second Florida Infantry was severely wounded and captured at Williamsburg. He was exchanged and eventually shot down in 1864 at the age of 25. To find out more about Charles click here.
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The People (Copy) - Robert Brewster (Copy)
(1829-1892) Robert Brewster was a 2nd Lieutenant of the 74th NY Infantry on May 5th 1862 when he was wounded at Williamsburg. He was awarded one of give gold medals given by General Sickles for his bravery there. This image is courtesy of Matt White. Brewster's personal bible also survives. To find out more about Robert please click here.
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The People (Copy) - George Emerson (Copy)
(1837-1862) George was a Private with the 2nd New Hampshire Infantry, Company B. He was captured a First Bull Run only to be exchanged and killed at Williamsburg 10 months later.
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The People (Copy) - Dibeans (Copy)
Peter (left) and Alexander (right) Dibean. This father (Peter) and son (Alexander) enlisted in Company D of the 5th Michigan Infantry and fought at Williamsburg. The 5th helped retake captured Union cannon and in that struggle Alexander was wounded in the chest and hip. He recovered only to be wounded again at Fredericksburg. Peter was discharged in November 1862 only to join the 8th MI Cavalry. he was captured and confined at Andersonville. To find out more about Peter click here. To find out more about his son Alexander click here.
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The People (Copy) - Samuel Garland (Copy)
(1830-1862) Samuel was the Colonel commanding the 11th Virginia at Williamsburg. He was wounded in action but refused to leave the field. Four months later Brigadier General Garland was killed at Fox's Gap- South Mountain Maryland. Picture is courtesy of his alma mater VMI. To find out more about Samuel click here.
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The People (Copy) - Richard Walker (Copy)
(1840-1862) Richard Walker was a Private with Company E of the 2nd New Hampshire Infantry when he was wounded at Williamsburg on May 5th, 1862. He died two months later due to his wounds at the age of 22. His mother was quoted as saying, "He was my only son, and the best boy that ever blest a mother. When he died, his father went to Fortress Monroe and brought his body home. The journey and his grief were too much. He was never well after that, an invalid, thirty years."
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The People (Copy) - Nathaniel Lane (Copy)
(1839-1862) Nathaniel was a Private in Company A of the 2nd New Hampshire. He was killed at the Battle of Williamsburg at the age of 23. To find out more about Lane and the 2nd New Hampshire click here.
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The People (Copy) - Powhatan Bolling Whittle (Copy)
(1829-1905) The youngest of 14 children. Reportedly a large man he was wounded several times during the course of the war. While commanding the 38th Virginia Infantry at Williamsburg he was shot through his right leg- several weeks later he would loose an arm at Malvern Hill. This would not however be the end of his service. To find out more about Powhatan Bolling Whitte click here.
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The People (Copy) - "Jack" (Copy)
As Company F, 102nd Pennsylvania Infantry came up repulse the largest Confederate thrust at Williamsburg, "Jack" in his proper place in line too. "Jack" was wounded at Malvern Hill and again at Fredericksburg and would be alongside the Regiment until 1864. To find our more about "Jack" please click here.
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The Forgotten Stories
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Williamsburg Remembrances
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Williamsburg Remembrances - Deborah Baker about age 10 in York Terrace on the "Great Battlefield" (ca. 1955)
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Williamsburg Remembrances - l-r: Abby, Deb, and Priscilla Baker proudly display their new baby dolls on Christmas day 1954
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Williamsburg Remembrances - l-r: Deb, Priscilla, and Abby Baker perform "ballet on the battlefield" (Dec. 1954)
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Williamsburg Remembrances - Deb and her sisters in a Colonial Williamsburg garden (1954)
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Williamsburg Remembrances - 4th & 5th graders at Magruder School (1955). Deb circled in yellow.
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Williamsburg Remembrances - Deb's childhood home at 1121 Stewart Drive in York Terrace as it appears today (Google Maps)
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Williamsburg Remembrances - WBA Director Don Kline with Deb at the Fort Magruder Historical Site (photo June 2023 by Amy Parker, WBA)
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Williamsburg Remembrances - WBA Director Don Kline with Deb and her husband, daughter, and grandchildren at Jones Mill Pond off of the Colonial Parkway (photo June 2023 by Amy Parker, WBA)
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Williamsburg Remembrances - WBA Director Trish Thomas leads Deb and her husband, daughter, and grandchildren on a Civil War tour down Colonial Williamsburg's Duke of Gloucester Street (photo June 2023 by Amy Parker, WBA)
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Williamsburg Remembrances - WBA Director Trish Thomas leads Deb and her husband, daughter, and grandchildren on a Civil War tour down Colonial Williamsburg's Duke of Gloucester Street (photo June 2023 by Amy Parker, WBA)
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Egger Tract
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Egger Tract
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Egger Tract - Make it stand out
Desandroüin’s Map of 1782 Showing Fouace’s Quarter with Approximate Boundaries of Egger Tract (Map Courtesy of Library of Congress)
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Egger Tract - Make it stand out
Map Courtesy of the American Battlefield Trust (www.battlefield.org)
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Egger Tract - Make it stand out
Partial Image of “Hancock’s Brigade Repulsing the Enemy. Battle of Williamsburg” by Alfred R. Waud and Published in Harper’s Weekly May 24, 1862 (Image Courtesy of Library of Congress)
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