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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated.1918 Excerpt: ... THE TORTURING OF THE CHENAULT FAMILY. "The following account of the outrages perpetrated upon the Chenault family of Lincoln County by Gen. Wilde, of Massachusetts, in July, 1865, is from the personal narrative of Mrs. Mary Ann Chenault Shumate, one of the sufferers, and the only one now living. I give it as nearly as possible in her own words, as related to me. After being written down, the narrative was again revised by Mrs. Shumate and her younger sister, Mrs. Sallie Chenault Ramsey, who vouch for its correctness by signing their names below. April 15th, 1903. "Eliza Frances Andrews, Historian, "Last Cabinet Chapter, U. D. C. "Washington, Ga." "The reason why the Yankees treated us so badly was because they thought my father and brother were among the Confederate soldiers that charged the wagon train with the money belonging to the Richmond banks, but Pa didn't know anything at all about it. He was in bed asleep at the time. Some of the men that were in it were staying at our house and wanted to wake him up and get his advice, but the others said they were afraid he would try to stop them, and so they wouldn't wake him. There wasn't any Wilkes County men in it--they were mostly Tennessee and Kentucky men that made the charge, Gen. Vaughn's men were in it, but not the General himself. "The way they came to be at our house was--you know everybody in those times took in sick and discharged soldiers to house them until the war was over, or they were able to get back to their homes. There were so many Union people in Tennessee and Kentucky that the soldiers from these states couldn't go back home without being arrested. So Pa and Uncle Nish (Mr. Dionysius Chenault) both had their houses full, and most of the neighbors too. We had so many most of the time, tha... Paperback, Label: General Books LLC, General Books LLC, Product group: Book, Published: 2012-02-07, Studio: General Books LLC.

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