Valley Veterans Remember Jackson and Ashby’s Death
A reflective chronicle recalls the 1862 actions around Winchester and Port Republic in the Shenandoah Valley. It notes Federal occupation after Banks and Blenker troops, harsh treatment of residents, German and New England soldiers, and the impact on families as veterans dwindle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Ashby
Jeb
Stuart
Scott
Martinsburg Pike
New England
Blenker
Banks
Theer
Virginia
Port Republic
Cross Keys
Richmond
Fremont
McDowell
Strasburg
Front Royal
Ewell
Shields
Brown's Gap
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hellers
Erra
Annie
Wright
WEY Eer Ee Franck Baker & Son
Main St. Opp
Court House
Miller’s Drug Store
Winchester Steam
South Main Street
Huyler
Fred. S. Boyd
Wwe
Eller Drug Store
North Main
McEl
White
Winchester
Our City
Manassas
Beverley Jones
Pendleton’s Battery
Stonewall
Battle of
Potomac
Mr. Jones
Huntsberry
Market Report
Millfeed
Timothy Hay
Teem Geen Eats
Anne
Oldee Hubbard
Jingle Dept
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Enquirer
Post Toasties
Solenberger’s
J.S. Solenberger & Co Best Hardware House
A. B. Richards & CO
Senandoah Valley National Bank
The
Union
Bank of Winchester
Jas. B. Russell
John Thwaite
Lee R. Grim
C. J
Summmers
Asst
Jos
B. C. Shull
H. S. Lupton
E. J. Evans, ‘Emer
Samuel A. Byers
H. P. Tahb
Geo. W. Kurtz
Green
John F
Chase
Seal
West Water Street
Circuit Court
Frederick
William M. McCoy
Chancery
Etta McCoy
Evening Star
J. Baker, JR
A. J. Tavenner
Care Star
Chichester’s
Imamond
Chichester
Hiamon Pipers
Eny
Bastia
Shannon Hill
Fairmont Avenue
Good & Co
Reuss Ave
Cc. R. Grubb
Cc. R.grubb
H. & W. Seabright
N. Main
St. Wincheet
C. £. Channing
D.V.S
Sager
McDonald Inn