George Vickers writing to Elleonora Barroll in Chestertown, Maryland regarding bank information from Barroll's husband, John Leeds Barroll. John Leeds Barroll was in the Confederate capitol of Richmond, Virginia after having to leave Maryland because he published an article in his paper that was considered treasonous by federal officials. The Barroll family was a prominent…

George Vickers letter to Elleonora Barroll

Description

George Vickers writing to Elleonora Barroll in Chestertown, Maryland regarding bank information from Barroll's husband, John Leeds Barroll. John Leeds Barroll was in the Confederate capitol of Richmond, Virginia after having to leave Maryland because he published an article in his paper that was considered treasonous by federal officials. The Barroll family was a prominent Kent County family in the 19th and 20th centuries.

Creator

Vickers, George, 1801-1879

Date

1863-12-11

Collection Number

MS 108

Dimensions

5 x 8 inches

Extent

1 letter

Resource ID

16708

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