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Sesqui’fying April 20, 1862 – Luray learns of Charley Wheat’s fate
On the morning of April 20, Banks’ troops marched on Luray… it was the first time Union soldiers entered the town. Joseph Wheat remembered: As they approached Luray, the Main Street was crowded, people looking up at the top of the hill at the Modesitt house, but when they actually came in the great rush […]
Sesqui’fying the day – morning, April 19, 1862 – the Federal advance on Luray
April 18, 2012 by Robert Moore
While some folks might be focusing on some larger events that cover the next few days, 150 years ago, I highly doubt a small incident in my home county will gain much attention, between today and tomorrow. Yet, to the folks who lived in Page County, it must have been big… and to me, with […]
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