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Luminous career of Confederate officer O Ferrall to Virginia governor
Special correspondence recalls C. T. O Ferrall rising from clerkship to Confederate cavalry colonel. He endured eight gunshot wounds, later served in Congress, and emerged as a strong Virginia governor candidate. His campaign forged wide regional support, led by Norfolk police justice J Frank East, with Mahone’s defeat in the southwest noted.
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Boniface
Congress
Old Dominion
Commonwealth
Chark T. Oferrall
Virginia
Errall
Voice of the People
Gary of the People
Richmond
Virginie
O’ferrall
Sifteen Hendred
Cleveland
Stevenson
C. T. O'Ferrall
O'Ferrall
J. Hoge Tyler
A. S. Buford
Richmond Executive
Mr. O’ferrall
Breen
Jones O’ferrall
Goosetown
Winchester
Morgan County
Young O’ferrall
William L. Wilson
West Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Lee
Joseph Johnston
Upperville
Fauquier County
Staunton
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Harrisonburg
Rockingham County
House of Representatives
A. C. Paul
United States
Mahone
Leutenants
House
Pani
Crisp
John M. Langston
Venable
Buster
Reed
Langston
Southwest
J. Frank East
Norfolk
Buford
Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company
Leonine
Gladstone
Knight
C. AL Meribat