Wade H. Richardson Memoir
- Containers:
- Microfilm 1
- Scope and content:
Microfilm of How I Reached Union Lines by Wade H. Richardson, a Milwaukee, Wisconsin teacher. Published in 1905, this volume deails Richardson's life in central Alabama, how he made his way to the Union lines in West Florida, and spent from 1863-1865 in Pensacola. Includes mention of the 1863 yellow fever outbreak in Pensacola and the organization of the 1st Florida Cavalry, U. S. Volunteers.
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- Location of this collection:
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University Archives and West Florida History Center11000 University PkwyPensacolaFL32514USA
