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To Friends of Cedar Creek
This may inform that the Black people, whom
Samuel Nixon hath the care of to your Settlement, are such as are like to be brought into a suffering situation as will appear by a letter from Benjamin Whitfield; they were first Brought within the Verge of
our meeting and by a late account from Benjamin Whitfield it appears neccessary they should go further and being desirous to Settle in some part of Pensylvania, Friends of this meeting have conferd together on the subject and think it best to advise them to your parts, for the most favourable
opertunity of suitable Company, as we have
understood some friends with Waggons are about to set out from your parts to the western country therefore have directed Samuel Nixon to Commit them to your care (with a statement of their case as far as he may be able to give) for further directions and assistance as may be thought proper. - It is by request of friends here that I have writen these few lines ---
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Prince George 3rd Mo. 26th. 1812
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Bailey, David, 1776-1854; Cedar Creek Monthly Meeting; Nixon, Samuel; Whitfield, Benjamin
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.Letter of David Bailey to the Friends of Cedar Creek written from Prince George, March 3, 1812. Bailey informs the Meeting that the blacks in the care of Samuel Nixon need to leave the area and that they have expressed a desire to settle in Pennsylvania. Bailey says Nixon will bring the people to Cedar Creek as he understands "some friends with Waggons are about to set out from your parts to the western Country ..." Bailey writes that Nixon will explain the case of these people when he arrives.
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1812-03-26
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An account of the resource
The Helen M. Anderson collection consists chiefly of correspondence between Anderson and U.S. Army officers occupying Williamsburg, Virginia in 1862. Papers document the seizure of wine from Anderson’s house; its storage at the Eastern State Asylum; Anderson’s attempts to retrieve the wine; and the U.S. provost marshall’s dispensing of the wine. Correspondents include Lieutenant John Simpson, Lieutenant Colonel S. E. Smith and Corporal Flanagan from the 5th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment.
Also included are the will of Sarah Jerdone (1732-1818); the will of Robert Southall Bright (1872-1943) born in Williamsburg, Va. to Robert Anderson and Nannie (Munford) Bright; and an autobiographical essay by Robert Anderson Bright (1839-1904) of Williamsburg, Va. Bright recounts his experiences during the war fighting alongside Generals Lee and Pickett and expresses his views concerning slavery and emancipation.
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<h4>Leaf 1</h4>
<br /><p>Now for the dear Grandchildren – Douglas & [illegible]<br />I will write about myself. For you<br />I was Born March 23<sup>rd</sup> 1839 – in the Palace of<br />Lord Dunmore in the City of Williamsburg Virginia<br />Educated at Fords and Pryors schools in Williamsburg<br />the Rev. Pike Powers school in Staunton Va; William &<br />Mary College, and the University of V<sup>a</sup> at Charlottesville,<br />I was one of the first "offenders" in the war, (as there<br />are some in the North who call themselves the first<br />defenders). I went in May [illegible] 1861 and surrendered<br />at Appomattox with Genl Lee – Genl Pickett and a few<br />others – see my Appomattox Paroles of which I have two, one<br />more, than most People.– You will find some of my<br />War History, written out by me shortly after 1865 – in<br />a book,with (G.W.S. Cash) in gilt letters on the back<br />and I will try and add to them from time<br />to time - the most important were finished long<br />ago. - Wonderful to relate, I am a Virginian, but have<br />never used tobacco – or mixed in Politics. – have<br />declined all offers (of which many have been made<br />me) to enter Public Life – and, do not regret it<br />– owned nearly 100 Slaves with those of my Grandmother<br />& my Aunt – and 1/4 of those belonging to my Uncle George<br />W Southall –, And do not believe Slavery was wrong –</p>
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<br /><p>because I have seen many more happy & useful<br />Negroes, while Slavery existed, than I have ever<br />seen since the emancipation –, during Slavery<br />I saw about 15 Lunatic Negroes, – since that<br />time I have seen over 500 – My People were<br />always kind to their servants – and I never saw<br />any cruelty – My Body Servant Edmund Anderson<br />never accepted his Freedom, and died after the<br />war belonging to me, – Solomon remained the same<br />to his end – which, over took him, several Years ago.<br />in my service – Caroline Jackson went to New York<br />made money – Came back to Williamsburg & before<br />she died sent for me – and asked me to bring a<br />Notary to Her bed side and gave me Her bank Book<br />and an order for $538.<sup>00</sup> and also Her Freedmans Bank<br />Book. – From the latter <span style="text-decoration:line-through;">of</span> which I still have – nothing<br />can be gotten – but the New York Bank paid me the 538.<sup>00</sup><br />Edmund Anderson behaved with quiet – Courage when<br />called to face the Enemys guns, bringing me another<br />horse, or any thing of that kind, – I never saw Him<br />flinch – and when at Appomattox – believing I would<br />fall on that field –, I gave him a letter for my Father<br />and told Him, in the letter, I had mentioned He was to<br />have the horse he was there on – and also the one<br />I was riding after I fell – if it came back to its mate<br />He went into the fence corner & Genl Pickett found him there Crying</p>
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<p><br />He loved My horses dearly – and fortunately<br />although I had two shot under me<br />one was the property of Genl Dearing<br />Loaned to me, and the other was an<br />ordinance mare, belonging to the Confederate<br />ordinance department, taken by me for that<br />day only. When I had money & a good property<br />I gave largely, for my means, to the – poor, never to<br />the rich, – was at that time very popular, when<br />unable to continue giving, my popularity left me,<br />but I was never what the World calls, a good fellow<br />& Friend, – could never go with a man when he was<br />in the wrong, and had the misfortune of being able<br />to see the faults of my best Friends – for the same<br />reason, could never be a "Party Man" - believe in my<br />Old age, that money is the most convenient possession<br />if coupled with Contentment – but that Religion above<br />all things, gives even in this world, the most constant<br />comfort – Certainly, it is worth every thing else put together;<br />I am without Ambition, and certainly not covetous – do not<br />bear Malice – but only like those that – like me<br />have never wasted any love on undeserving people<br />have been greatly blessed, Thank the Good Lord, in my<br />Children – they are very good and kind to me – wish<br />no one harm in the world – but wish success to some<br />far more than I do to others – My great fault is that I am</p>
<h4>Leaf 4</h4>
<p><br />unable to <span style="text-decoration:underline;">love</span> all people that the Good God<br />made, as I ought to – it seems to me that<br />I care too little for them – have them not –<br />constantly on my mind, as I should, and am<br />far too willing to drop out of my Life those<br />that do not suit me. have very little, if any,<br />Reverence for the Great of this world – Am Proud<br />of having well Known, Genl Robert E. Lee, – The Rev. [illegible]<br />Peterkin of Richmond, and the Rev. Churchill Gibson of<br />Petersburg – have other things I am glad of, but nothing else,br>to be proud of, Except my Children & Grand Children</p>
<p>Yours Affectionately Ro: A: Bright.</p>
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Lee, Robert E. (Robert Edward), 1807-1870.
Pickett, George E. (George Edward), 1825-1875.
Freedman’s Savings and Trust Company.
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Reminisences of Robert Anderson Bright written for his grandchildren. Bright, a planter from Williamsburg, served in the Civil War on the staff of General Pickett. His reminisence relates that service and how he surrendered at Appomatox with General Lee. Bright expresses in detail his attitudes about slavery and the lives of some of his slaves after emancipation.
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Bright, Robert Anderson, 1839-1904.
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Helen M. Anderson Papers, 1818-1912. MS 1989.13
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Helen M. Anderson Papers, 1818-1912
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An account of the resource
The Helen M. Anderson collection consists chiefly of correspondence between Anderson and U.S. Army officers occupying Williamsburg, Virginia in 1862. Papers document the seizure of wine from Anderson’s house; its storage at the Eastern State Asylum; Anderson’s attempts to retrieve the wine; and the U.S. provost marshall’s dispensing of the wine. Correspondents include Lieutenant John Simpson, Lieutenant Colonel S. E. Smith and Corporal Flanagan from the 5th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment.
Also included are the will of Sarah Jerdone (1732-1818); the will of Robert Southall Bright (1872-1943) born in Williamsburg, Va. to Robert Anderson and Nannie (Munford) Bright; and an autobiographical essay by Robert Anderson Bright (1839-1904) of Williamsburg, Va. Bright recounts his experiences during the war fighting alongside Generals Lee and Pickett and expresses his views concerning slavery and emancipation.
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BE IT REMEMBERED that I, Robert S. Bright, lawyer, of
Philadelphia, being of sound in disposing mind, memory and
understanding, do hereby make, publish and declare this as
and for my last will and testament.
I give to my son, Douglas Southall Bright, my ring and
my watch with chain and seal. Asked line
I devise my wife to select a book or some article from my
effects for each, my sister, my brother and my brothers–in–law
and sisters-in-law, and give the same to them as a remembrance
from me. I also desire my wife to give some article from my
effects to my cousin Eleanor A. Hare as a remembrance from me.
My two policies of insurance on my life are already made
payable to my wife and she will have no trouble collecting them.
All the rest, residue and remainder of my estate, real, personal
and next whatsoever and wheresoever I give devise and bequeath
absolutely and in fee simple to my beloved wife, Caroline de
Beelen Lovett Bright and her heirs for ever. Having him listed
confidence in the wisdom and goodness of my wife I have thought
it best to leave her my whole estate unincumbered by any trust
or provision for my son Douglas, In doing this I do not wish my
son to feel that it was through any lack of affection for him
that I made this provision, and it is my wish that my wife if,
and when, she thinks it wise, to give my son one half of my said
estate. This is merely a wish of mine and the complying with
it is left to the judgment and wisdom of my wife.
I wish also to remind my wife that by reason of the
tremendous increase in the production of gold, the falling of
interest rates on safe investments &c, both of which will
probably continue, a principal sum which a few years ago produced
a handsome income now produces very little, while the cost of
living has increased and is increasing all the time. I therefore
hope that she will leave our son Douglas Southall Bright, all
of her estate, as it will not be too much to protect him, his
wife and his children if he has children against the ups and
page 2
downs of life. I would suggest that she leave half of her
estate to him absolutely in the other half in trust with a
trust Company, to pay the income to him for life and the
principal to his children after his death, but she will be
guided in the provision she will make for him by the way his
character and intelligence develop as he reaches manhood.
I also suggest that my wife be in no hurry to sell my
real estate in Virginia and her real estate in Washington as
I believe both will be very valuable in time, and if she is
approached by a purchaser to seek the advice of an honest, sincere
and disinterested real estate man if she can find one.
I also urge upon my wife the wisdom of not seeking or
accepting the advice of relatives or friends in connection with
her business affairs. Although their intentions are good
their advice is generally bad. I would advise her to seek the
advice of a good, conscientious lawyer and banker in connection
with her affairs.
I hereby nominate, constitute and appoint my wife Caroline
DeBeelen Lovett Bright to be the executrix of this my last will and
testament and I give her full power to sell or dispose of at
private or public sale at any time for such sums as she may
deem fit any or all of my real estate, without liability as to
the application or mis-application of the purchase money.
IN WITNESS HEREOF I have hereunto set my he and he and seal this
day of June 1912.
Signed, sealed, published
and declared by Robert S.
Bright the testator as and
for his last will and testa-
ment in our presence, who in
his presence and in the
presence of each other and at
his request have hereunto
subscribed our names as
witnesses.
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Will of Robert Southall Bright, 1912 June
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Bright, Caroline De Beelen, d. 1932.
Bright, Robert Southall, 1872-1943--Estate.
Wills.
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Copy of the will of Robert Southall Bright, attorney of Philadelphia originally from Williamsburg, Va. Bright names his first wife his executrix and wills the majority of the estate to her. Bright was the son of Robert Anderson Bright of Williamsburg and his wife Nannie (Munford) Bright.
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Bright, Robert Southall, 1872-1943.
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Helen M. Anderson Papers, 1818-1912. MS 1989.13.
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Special Collections, John D. Rockefeller Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
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An account of the resource
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Also included are the will of Sarah Jerdone (1732-1818); the will of Robert Southall Bright (1872-1943) born in Williamsburg, Va. to Robert Anderson and Nannie (Munford) Bright; and an autobiographical essay by Robert Anderson Bright (1839-1904) of Williamsburg, Va. Bright recounts his experiences during the war fighting alongside Generals Lee and Pickett and expresses his views concerning slavery and emancipation.
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Provost Martial,
Capt Hennessey
Sir
I am inform'd you had the
wines placed by Col Smith in care of
Mr. Douglass, LUnatic Asylum (and subject
to my Order removed yesterday to your office)
I wish to know if I am still the owner
of them and if they are subject to my Order
Will you do me the favor to call on me
this Afternoon.
Yrs. Respectfully
Helen M Anderson
Oct. 3d 1862
[verso]
Capt. Hennesley
Provost Martial
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Helen Maxwell Anderson letter to Captain Hennessey, 1862 October 3.
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Anderson, Helen Maxwell.
Hennessey, Timothy.
United States. Army. Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment, 5th (1861-1865).
Eastern State Hospital (Va.).
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Helen Anderson writes to Captain Hennessey of the 5th Pa. Cavalry concerning the removal of her wine from the Lunatic Asylum to his office. She wishes to know if she may still consider herself the owner of the wine.
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Anderson, Helen Maxwell.
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Special Collections, John D. Rockefeller Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
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1862-10-03.
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Also included are the will of Sarah Jerdone (1732-1818); the will of Robert Southall Bright (1872-1943) born in Williamsburg, Va. to Robert Anderson and Nannie (Munford) Bright; and an autobiographical essay by Robert Anderson Bright (1839-1904) of Williamsburg, Va. Bright recounts his experiences during the war fighting alongside Generals Lee and Pickett and expresses his views concerning slavery and emancipation.
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Corpl. Flanagan
Please Deliver to Lieut Robertson
2 Bottle of Wine
S H Bayley
Act Pro Marshall
[verso]
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S. H. Bayley letter to Corporal Flanigan, [1862 September]
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Anderson, Helen Maxwell.
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Wine--Virginia--Williamsburg.
Virginia--History--Civil War, 1861-1865.
Williamsburg (Va.).
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Bayley, S. H.
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Helen M. Anderson Papers, 1818-1912. MS 1989.13.
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Special Collections, John D. Rockefeller Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
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An account of the resource
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Also included are the will of Sarah Jerdone (1732-1818); the will of Robert Southall Bright (1872-1943) born in Williamsburg, Va. to Robert Anderson and Nannie (Munford) Bright; and an autobiographical essay by Robert Anderson Bright (1839-1904) of Williamsburg, Va. Bright recounts his experiences during the war fighting alongside Generals Lee and Pickett and expresses his views concerning slavery and emancipation.
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Let the bearer have
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Lieut. W. John Simpson
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Anderson, Helen Maxwell.
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Virginia--History--Civil War, 1861-1865.
Williamsburg (Va.).
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Request of Lieutenant W. John Simpson to release one bottle of the wine seized by Union soldiers from Helen Maxwell Anderson in Williamsburg, Va.
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Simpson, W. John.
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Capt Hennessey
Sir Several days ago my house was broken
open by a band of armed soldiers, and a large quantity of old
and very valuable wine taken way., a large portion of it was
consumed by soldiers and negros, the remainder being
placed in a room in the Lunatic Asylum. I was
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[verso]
but the officer now acting here as Provost Marshal
has repeatedly taken away large quantities of it,
and unless I can obtain your assistance it will all
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myslef, and request that you will use your influence to
redress the indignity & outrages that have been committed
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Will Lieut. col. Smith forward the accompa-
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Cop Flanagan
Pleas let the Bear
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S H Bayley
Act Pr Marshal
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Corp. Flanigan
Pleas let the Bearer
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And oblyge
Yours
S H Bayley
Ac Pro Marsh
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pleas let the Bearer
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S H Bayley
Provost Marshal
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Also included are the will of Sarah Jerdone (1732-1818); the will of Robert Southall Bright (1872-1943) born in Williamsburg, Va. to Robert Anderson and Nannie (Munford) Bright; and an autobiographical essay by Robert Anderson Bright (1839-1904) of Williamsburg, Va. Bright recounts his experiences during the war fighting alongside Generals Lee and Pickett and expresses his views concerning slavery and emancipation.
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Williamsburg Va.
Sept. 27th.
Corpl. Flanigan
Please Deliver
to bearer 6 Bottles Medaria Wine
for Medicinal purposes
Lieut S. Baylery
Act Provost Marsh
Drawn by - [illegible] of Co. F.
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Also included are the will of Sarah Jerdone (1732-1818); the will of Robert Southall Bright (1872-1943) born in Williamsburg, Va. to Robert Anderson and Nannie (Munford) Bright; and an autobiographical essay by Robert Anderson Bright (1839-1904) of Williamsburg, Va. Bright recounts his experiences during the war fighting alongside Generals Lee and Pickett and expresses his views concerning slavery and emancipation.
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Provost Marshals office
Williamsburg Sept 27
Corp Flanigan please let the
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And oblyg
S H Bayley
ast Prov Marshal
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Also included are the will of Sarah Jerdone (1732-1818); the will of Robert Southall Bright (1872-1943) born in Williamsburg, Va. to Robert Anderson and Nannie (Munford) Bright; and an autobiographical essay by Robert Anderson Bright (1839-1904) of Williamsburg, Va. Bright recounts his experiences during the war fighting alongside Generals Lee and Pickett and expresses his views concerning slavery and emancipation.
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Provost Marsh off
Williamsburg Sep 26
Cor Flanigan
Please send me
one bottle of wine and oblyge
your &c.
S H Bayley
Provos Marsh
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Also included are the will of Sarah Jerdone (1732-1818); the will of Robert Southall Bright (1872-1943) born in Williamsburg, Va. to Robert Anderson and Nannie (Munford) Bright; and an autobiographical essay by Robert Anderson Bright (1839-1904) of Williamsburg, Va. Bright recounts his experiences during the war fighting alongside Generals Lee and Pickett and expresses his views concerning slavery and emancipation.
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Also included are the will of Sarah Jerdone (1732-1818); the will of Robert Southall Bright (1872-1943) born in Williamsburg, Va. to Robert Anderson and Nannie (Munford) Bright; and an autobiographical essay by Robert Anderson Bright (1839-1904) of Williamsburg, Va. Bright recounts his experiences during the war fighting alongside Generals Lee and Pickett and expresses his views concerning slavery and emancipation.
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Williamsburg Sept. 18. 1862 -
Mr. S. Moore will turn over the liquour
& wines in his possession to Mr. Douglas
and Mr. Douglas will not issue these
liquors or wines to anyone's order by
Mrs. Anderson. The Corporal who is
no in charge of them will not be nec-
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will return to the Provost Marshall's
Office.
S.E. Smith Lt. Col.
Comd. 5th Pa. Cavalry
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Anderson, Helen Maxwell.
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Williamsburg - Sept. 18 - 1862
The Provost Marshall will furnish
Mrs. Anderson a guard to stay at
the house if she wishs it --- You
will furnish none but a trustworthy
man who will prevent her from being
molested ---
Se. E. Smith Lt. Col.
Com'd 5th Pa. Cavalry
Lt. Simpson
Provost Marshal
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Also included are the will of Sarah Jerdone (1732-1818); the will of Robert Southall Bright (1872-1943) born in Williamsburg, Va. to Robert Anderson and Nannie (Munford) Bright; and an autobiographical essay by Robert Anderson Bright (1839-1904) of Williamsburg, Va. Bright recounts his experiences during the war fighting alongside Generals Lee and Pickett and expresses his views concerning slavery and emancipation.
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Provost Marshals Office
Sept 15th 1862
Let the bearer have whatever wines
or liquor she may want
By Order
Lieut W John Simpson
Provost Marshal
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Also included are the will of Sarah Jerdone (1732-1818); the will of Robert Southall Bright (1872-1943) born in Williamsburg, Va. to Robert Anderson and Nannie (Munford) Bright; and an autobiographical essay by Robert Anderson Bright (1839-1904) of Williamsburg, Va. Bright recounts his experiences during the war fighting alongside Generals Lee and Pickett and expresses his views concerning slavery and emancipation.
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Sept. 13. 1862
Mrs. Anderson
The liquor taken from
your house this morning by the
Provost Marshal to prevent
the soldiers from getting it is returned
to you, but it must be kept at
the Insane Assylum for safe
keeping. You can get it there
as you want it ---
Yours resp
S E Smith Lt. Col.
Com'd. Post
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An account of the resource
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Williamsburg. Virginia Sep 13. 1862
Maj Genl. Dix
Sir
My House was broken open this
morning by an armed band, of Soldiers, and a large
quantity of very valuable old wine, which has been
in my family for many years, taken away. This is
a heavy loss to me, and one that is irreparable,
and I appeal to you to exercise your authority
and have it restored to me. Your immediate
action is requested, otherwise it will be too late.
Very respectfully yours,
Please telegraph your order. Your soldiers were
led in person by Lieut. Simpson. nephew to Col. Cor
[page 2]
bell, who is Provost Marshal in Williamsburg
now. The excuse made was that they us-
ed for Confederate Soleirs, but I can assure you
that such is not the case.
Yours,
H.M. Anderson.
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Helen Maxwell Anderson letter to General Dix, 1862 September 13.
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Anderson, Helen Maxwell.
Dix, John A. (John Adams), 1798-1879.
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Helen Anderson writes to General Dix that Union soldiers have broken into her home and stolen a quantity of very valuable wine. She requests General Dix take action to have it returned to her.
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Anderson, Helen Maxwell.
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