statistics

A sailor reported dead September 17, 1855 (9-19)
Sale, Jno. H., Norfolk architect and superintendent of custom house and post office, recovered
      9-25
Sander, Robert, from Richmond dead (Norfolk listing), 9-20
Sanders, Mr., Portsmouth, died September 18, 1855 (9-20)
Sanford, John, Portsmouth, dead 9-17, died September 15, 1855 (9-18)
Saunders, Alex, Portsmouth, dead 9-19
Saunders, Colley, Norfolk, son of John C. Saunders, dead 9-25 (2)
Saunders, Esq., Robert, Norfolk, dead 9-19, see NRD #514
Saunders, James A., Secretary of Howard Association 8-14, 8-24, 8-31, recovering 10-6
Saunders, John C., of Farmers' Bank, Norfolk, family sick, daughter dead 9-17, see NRD #516, two
     dead sons 9-19, see NRD #513, 520 or 525, John C. dead 9-19
Saunders, Miss, daughter of Mr. Saunders of Farmers' Bank of Norfolk, dead 9-11
Saunders, Mr., age 40, Norfolk, died at City Hospital 9-6
Saunders, Mrs. Alex, Portsmouth Naval Hospital fatality list 9-21, NCRD #214
Saunders, Mrs., dead 8-10 [probably Mrs. Alex Saunders]
Saunders, Mrs. Brinkley, Portsmouth, dead 8-9
Savage, Mrs., Church Street, Norfolk, dead 9-17, 9-18
Sawyer, Miss Maria, ill 8-31
Sawyer, Mr., collector at Custom House, fled 8-28
Schleisinger, Mr., Norfolk, dead 10-6
Schisano, Jules [Julius], son of M. Schisano, the French consul, Norfolk, dead 9-17, another son
     Lucien dead 9-18 (2), 9-19
Schoolfield, Dr. J. N., Chairman of Portsmouth Sanitary Committee, see Doctors
Schoolfield, Mrs. J. N., Portsmouth, recovering 8-29, 9-2
Scott, Andrew, age 79, Brigg's Point, dead 8-31
Scott, Andrew, Norfolk, son died September 27, 1855 (9-29)
Scott, Indiana, Church St., dead 8-24, 8-27
Scott, Mr., soap maker, dead 8-31
Scott, Robert T., of Howard Ass. provision store, Portsmouth, died September 7 (or 9th, 9-12),
     1855, dead 9-11, x2, wife ill 9-17, wife recovering 9-19, see NCRD #125
Scott, Walter, Richmond, son of Robert G. Scott of Richmond, died 9-11, 9-12 (2)
Searles, Miss Anna, of Norfolk, died in Baltimore of yellow fever 9-7
Segar, Joseph, volunteered farm near Hampton for tent city 9-8, 9-10 , 9-11
Selden, D. H., Norfolk, child dead 9-25
Selden, Miss, Smith's Point, Norfolk, died September 7, 1855 (9-11), NRD #491
Seldon, Mrs. John, and daughter Virginia, Norfolk, ill 9-11, both dead 9-14, see NRD #496
Sexton, Mrs., Barraud Court, Norfolk, refugee returned too early now ill 10-25
Seymour, Edward, visiting lawyer from Columbia, SC, Bute St., Norfolk, ill 8-25, 8-29, dead 8-31,
     see NRD #469
Seymour, William D., keeper of provision stores Howard Association 8-27, recovering 9-24,
     9-29, Howard Association 10-15
Seymour, William, Norfolk, dead 9-4
Shannon, James, Portsmouth, son died September 10, 1855 (9-14 x2), dead Portsmouth Naval
     Hospital September 1855 (10-12)
Shannon, John, Portsmouth, a youth, son of J. H. Shannon, dead 8-9, NCRD #320
Sharpley, Parker, Ocean View, dead 9-4
Sheppard, Mr., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Shield, Esq., Charles, H., succeeds Mayor Woodis 8-28, reported dead at Weston, VA 9-15
Shield, J. C., former editor of the Norfolk Courier, dead 9-2
Shiele, Charles, Norfolk, died in Norfolk Hospital September 22, 1855 (9-26)
Ship, Miss, Brewer Street, dead 8-29
Shipp, John, of house of Farrant & Co., ill 8-24
Shipp, Josiah, age 55, Bermuda St., Norfolk, dead 8-21
Shaok, Mr., Norfolk, dead 9-25
Shralt, Margaret, Norfolk, dead 9-25
Shuster, Charles, Norfolk, dead 9-17, died September 18, 1855 (9-20), check NRD #517
Shuster, Miss Ann E., Norfolk, (daughter of Jno. Shuster), ill 9-15, dead 9-17, 9-22, NRD #523
Shuster family, Norfolk, all dead 9-12
Shuster, George, Norfolk, dead 9-6
Shuster, Mary Eliza, Norfolk, ill 9-17
Shuster, Mr., Norfolk, ill 9-6
Shuster, Mrs., Norfolk, dead 9-6
Shuster, William F., ill, 9-17
Shutler, Fletcher, Norfolk, dead 9-18
Sikes, Mr., Charlotte Street, Norfolk, Mr. Sikes and son dead 9-19
Sikes, William, Norfolk, dead 9-26
Silver, John, Portsmouth, child dead 9-22
Silvester, young William, Norfolk, dead 9-4
Simington, William, Norfolk, dead 9-17 [check Symington]
Simmons, Charles, Portsmouth, died September 5, 1855 (9-11)
Simmons, Miss, Gosport in Portsmouth, dead 9-11, died September 8, 1855 (9-14), Baltimore
     American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Simmons, Mrs., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Simms, Lt., of the Marine Corps, recovering 8-24
Simpson, Jane, dead 9-13
Simpson, Robert, prisoner Norfolk jail for mutiny 10-4
Singleton, William R. (W. R.), Portsmouth, child died September 11, 1855 (9-14), 9-15, check
     NCRD #488 or 489, Mr. & Mrs. ill 9-17, Mrs. ill 9-18, Mrs. died September 16, 1855 (9-18),
     NCRD #487, 9-19, Mr. Singleton ill 9-19, Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths
     9-21, recovering 9-22, 9-26 (2), child died September 29, 1855 (10-2)
Sinnott, Mrs., age 20, Talbot Street, dead 8-29, 8-30
Skinner children, Norfolk, dead 9-19, see NRD #515
Skinner, H. W., formerly measurer of grain, dead 10-4
Skinner, Mrs. Henry W., Norfolk, ill 9-4 [may be same as below]
Skinner, Mrs. & 2 children ill, Duke Street 8-31, young man at Skinner's dead 9-2
Small, J. R., mother is ill 8-28
Small, Jno. [John] F., Norfolk, custom house officer, ill 9-4, dead 9-8, 9-11 , check NRD #471
Small, Joseph R., Norfolk, dead 9-14, of firm of J. R. Small & Co., died September 11, 1855 (9-15),
      9-17
Small, Mrs., Mariner Street, dead 8-31
Small, Mrs. A. W., recovering 8-24
Small, Mrs. Amy, dead 8-31
Smiley, Mr., Church Street, Norfolk, daughter dead 9-6
Smith, ___, dead 8-30
Smith, A. [Andrew], Portsmouth, child died September 10, 1855 (9-14 x2)
Smith, Capt., of steamer Augusta 8-25, 9-5
Smith, Charles, dry goods merchant Church Street, Norfolk, ill 9-1, 9-4, 10-2
Smith, J. Marsden, of Norfolk, ill 8-28, sister ill 8-28, Marsden recovered 9-6, 9-25
Smith, Jack, child dead 9-2
Smith, James A., merchant 10-2
Smith, Leonidas, Prof. of Mathematics Norfolk Female Seminary, dead 9-20 (2), not dead 9-25
Smith, Lucy, age 50, Addington's lane, dead 8-25, 8-27
Smith, Marsden, family recovering 9-17
Smith, Mr., Bank Street, foreman of W. Smith, dead 8-29 (2)
Smith, Mr., assistant teller Exchange Bank Norfolk 9-17
Smith, Mrs., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Smith, Mrs., Lambert's Point, Norfolk, dead 9-18
Smith, Mrs. Fanny, Portsmouth, dead 9-8
Smith, Mrs. L., dead 9-13
Smith, Mrs. W. H., Norfolk, ill 9-25
Smith, William H., of firm Smith & Bro., Norfolk, eldest daughter ill 8-28, William ill 9-5, 9-22
Smyth, Mrs., Portsmouth Naval Hospital fatality list 9-21
Smyth, Thomas, Portsmouth Naval Hospital fatality list 9-21
Snead, Charles, Portsmouth, refugee returned too early now ill 11-13, dead 11-14
Snead, Geo. R., of Portsmouth Sanitary Committee 7-25
Snead, Mr., took place of Green, Totterdale and Ballentine as blacksmith in Navy Yard, died 9-26
Snead, Mr., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Snian, J., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Snider, James, Portsmouth, died September 18, 1855 (9-20)
Soames, D., Norfolk, child died 9-19
Somes, David, Norfolk, died September 27, 1855 (9-29)
Sorey, Louis [Lewis], son of W. B. Sorey, Norfolk, dead 9-22, check NRD #521
Sorey, Nathaniel, of Norfolk, dead Friday August 10, 1855 (8-13), see NRD #456
Sorey, Nancy, Portsmouth, dead 9-8
Sorey, William B., Norfolk, two sons ill 9-19, four children ill 9-19, son-in-law of Mrs. Wm. D.
     Delaney, 10-15
South, William, Reid's Lane, dead 8-25, 8-27
Southgate, Marion, Norfolk, dead 9-14
Southgate, Miss Susan, daughter of late Wright Southgate (cashier at Exchange Bank), died
     October 3, 1855 (10-5)
Southgate, Esq., Wm. C., ill 8-30
Southgate, Miss Malinda, Norfolk, died September 11, 1855 (9-15)
Soutter, Miss Eliza N., Norfolk, dead 9-14, a prominent member of the Presbyterian Church 9-15,
     dead 9-15, check NRD #508
Soweys, Mr., Norfolk, son dead 9-25
Spangler, Mr. & Mrs. Frank [F. Spangler], Norfolk, dead 9-7, family ill 9-15
Spangler, Sr., Mrs., Norfolk, died September 27, 1855 (9-29), check NRD #530
Speatman, Mrs., Norfolk, dead 10-2
Spiatt [probably Spratt], Miss, age 11, York Street, dead 8-31, 9-1
Spratt, Margaret, Norfolk, dead 9-25, died September 22, 1855 (9-25)
Spratt, Mr., dead 8-30, son died September 7, 1855 (9-11)
Spratt, Mrs., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Spratt, Thomas, (T. Spratt), Smith's Point, daughter is ill 8-29, child dead 8-31 (2), whole family
     ill 9-1, child died September 27, 1855 (9-29)
Spratley, Benjamin 8-30
Spratley, Dr. B. C. [or D. C. Spratly], Portsmouth, recovering 8-9, 8-14
Sprately, William S., recovering 8-31
Spratts, Mr. T. Near, Norfolk, died September 22, 1855 (9-25)
St. Clair family, several ill 9-1
Stafford, Miss, dead 8-27
Stahl, Mr., German Jew, corner of Church & Charlotte Sts., Norfolk, dead 10-13
Standard, Thomas, Norfolk, ill 10-29
Stanwood, Mrs. Samuel, ill 9-13
Stanwood, Samuel, Portsmouth, dead 9-13, died September 11, 1855 (9-14), NCRD #467
Stapleton, John B, age 38, of Navy Yard, dead 8-14 (2)
Stark[e], Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Stark[e], US Marine Corps, dead 9-2, see NRD #475
Starke, Willie, and sister, Norfolk, dead 9-15
Starke, Mary Eliza, age 13, Main Street, daughter of Capt. Starke, U. S. Marines, dead 8-31 (2), 9-1
Stascy, Miss C., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Stede, William, age 28, Bute St., Norfolk, dead Steele, W., Bute St., Norfolk 8-24
Sterling, Mary, Norfolk, died September 22, 1855 (9-25)
Stevens, Mrs. Mary, Portsmouth, died September 21, 1855 (9-24)
Stevens, William, son dead 9-4
Stewart [Steward], Mrs., age 60, Main St., dead 8-24, 8-25
Stewart, Mrs. Thomas, Portsmouth, died September 17, 1855 (9-19)
Stewart, Thomas, Portsmouth, died September 19, 1855 (9-21)
Stewart, William B., owned store on Bank Street, Norfolk, 10-30
Stoke, H., Portsmouth, dead 9-26
Stoakes, Ex-Mayor 8-24, whole family ill 8-25, 8-30, 9-11, 9-24, dead 9-25, not dead 9-26 (2)
Stoit, Sarah S., Norfolk, dead, 9-4
Stone, ___, age 40, corner of Fenchurch and Holt streets, Norfolk, dead 8-24, 8-27
Stone, Col. Simon, Howard Association, ill 9-1, 9-15, Howard Association 10-15
Stone, Dr. Warren, from New Orleans, served in Portsmouth 8-18 , 8-24 (2)
Stores, W. K., Norfolk City Jailor, dead 9-5 (2), 10-4, NRD #481
Storrs, Mrs., Norfolk, brother and sister or Mrs. Storrs ill 9-6
Stosser, L., Norfolk confectioner, died in Baltimore 9-21
Stosser, Miss, Main Street, Norfolk, dead, 9-4
Strange, Gideon A., age 18, Cumberland Street, Norfolk, ill 8-25
Strange, Master, nephew of Professor Strange, Cumberland St., Norfolk, dead 8-28
Strass, James, Norfolk, dead 9-26
Streeter, Thomas, age 16, corner of Bute & Duke Sts., Norfolk, dead 8-17
Strifer, Mr., Portsmouth, died September 9, 1855 (9-14)
Stubbs, S. S., (former Mayor of Norfolk) & family, ill 8-18, 8-25, 8-27 (2), eldest son dead 8-28
     (2), 8-31, 9-5
Stykes, Mr., Norfolk, dead 9-20
Suddenay, Barbara, dead 9-13
Sulivan, Mrs. Mychal (Michael), Portsmouth, died September 14, 1855 (9-17)
Sullivan, James, prisoner Norfolk jail for mutiny, ill 9-15, 10-4
Sullivan, Mr., Portsmouth, dead 9-6
Sullivan, Mrs., Portsmouth Naval Hospital fatality list 9-21, Baltimore American list of
     Portsmouth deaths 9-21 [probably Mrs. Daniel Sullivan]
Sullivan, Mrs. Daniel, Portsmouth, dead 8-9
Sullivan, Mrs. M., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Sullivan, Timothy, Portsmouth Naval Hospital fatality list 9-21
Summers, E. T. (Ezra T.), Norfolk, recovering 9-25, wife and daughter recovering 9-25, 9-26,
     10-6, 11-21 becomes Mayor of Norfolk
Summer, Eyre, Norfolk, daughter ill 9-4, 7 sick in family, 3 dead 9-5
Summer, George child, dead 8-23
Summers, Mr., Norfolk, ill 9-21 [may be E. P. Summers]
Summers, E. P., Norfolk, chairman of ferry committee, recovering 9-29
Summers, Mrs. Ezra, ill 9-18, recovering 9-19
Swain, Mr. ___, Water Street, child dead 9-2
Sweeney, Mrs., Portsmouth, child dead 9-22
Sweny, Mr., Portsmouth, died September 17, 1855 (9-19
Swiler, Mr., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Sykes, Mr. Zacharia (Z.), Norfolk, assistant Inspector of Streets 9-4
Sykes, Mrs. Zachariah, Catharine Street, Norfolk, dead 9-13
Symington, William C., Norfolk, dead 9-17 (check Simington)

Tabb, M. L., Portsmouth, ill 9-17
Talford, Mr., Norfolk, dead 10-3
Taliaferro, John, Norfolk, dead 9-14
Talin, Mrs., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Taney, Chief Justice, Mrs. Taney died September 29, 1855 (10-2). Mrs. Taney was a sister of the
     late Francis S. Key, the immortal author of "The Star Spangled Banner." 10-3, 10-8, 10-10
Taney, Miss Alice, dead 10-2 [probably died same day as mother, above]. Another sister ill 10-2,
     10-4, 10-8, 10-9, 10-10
Tarous, Lewis, Portsmouth Naval Hospital fatality list 9-21
Tarrant, Frank, ill 8-29, 8-31, dead 9-1
Tart, Mrs. William, Portsmouth, died October 4, 1855 (10-6)
Tatem, Charles, son of Mrs. R. H. Tatem, dead 8-31 [probably same as below]
Tatem, Charles, dead 9-2, August 28, 1855, NCRD #38
Tatem, Miss, Portsmouth, died September 2, 1855 (9-11)
Tatem, Mrs., dead 8-30
Tatem, Mrs. Howard, ill 8-29
Tatem, J., and son, Ferry Point, ill 8-29, J. Tatem dead 9-1
Tatem, Joseph, Chapel Street, dead 8-31 (2)
Tatem, Nash, Chief Inspector at Navy Yard at Gosport, dead 8-16
Tatem, Robert, Portsmouth, ill 9-5, died Tuesday September 4, 1855, mother ill 9-6, not dead
      9-10
Tatem, Mrs. Robert H. and family, ill 8-30
Tatem, Miss Roselia, Portsmouth, dead 9-4, 9-5
Taylor, ___, age 17, Emmett House, Union St., Norfolk, dead 8-14
Taylor, Capt., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Taylor, Catharine, Norfolk, dead 9-22
Taylor, Frederick, James Street, Norfolk, died September 22, 1855 (9-25), 9-26 (2), see NRD
      #558
Taylor, George, Portsmouth, died September 4, 1855 (9-11), Baltimore American list of
     Portsmouth deaths 9-21, check NCRD #303
Taylor, Miss Lizzie, daughter of the Navy Agent, ill 8-25
Taylor, Mrs., Norfolk, dead 9-26 [probably Mrs. Moses Taylor]
Taylor, Mrs., Portsmouth, died September 1, 1855 (9-11)
Taylor, Mrs. Frank, Norfolk, ill 9-28
Taylor, Mrs. Moses, Portsmouth, dead 9-26
Taylor, Mrs. Sarah, age 22, Queen St., Norfolk, dead 8-21
Taylor, Thomas, Norfolk, dead 9-22
Taylor, Walter H., of Norfolk, died of fever in Baltimore September 11, 1855 (9-13), 9-14
Taylor, William, Portsmouth, child died September 19, 1855 (9-21)
Taylor, William, Norfolk, dead 9-25
Tebs [or Tebo], William H., [W. H.] Farmers' Bank Norfolk, dead 9-19 (2), check NRD 551
Teeling, Rev., St. Peter's Cathedral, volunteer from Richmond 8-23, 8-24
Terrant, Carter, died near Norfolk 9-20
Thayer, Capt. C., Norfolk, died September 19, 1855 (9-21)
Thayer, Miss Almira, Norfolk, dead 9-7
Thiele, C., Norfolk, ill 9-15
Thinsley, Thomas, Norfolk, recovering 9-18
Thomas, John, Norfolk, dead 9-22
Thomas, John, Portsmouth, child died 9-14
Thomas, Joseph, Portsmouth, child dead 9-17, child died September 15, 1855 (9-18), Joseph died
     September 21, 1855 (9-24)
Thomas, Mr., Norfolk, assistant to clerk of court, recovered 10-6
Thomas, Mr., Portsmouth, child dead 10-9
Thomas, Mrs. John, Portsmouth, died September 11, 1855 (9-14 x2)
Thomas, Mrs. P. C., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Thomas, Mrs. Philip, Portsmouth, died September 9, 1855 (9-14)
Thomas, P. G., Portsmouth, son died September 12, 1855 (9-14)
Thompson, (Capt.), volunteer from Baltimore 8-27, may be nurse 8-28
Thompson, George, Portsmouth, child dead 9-4, 9-6
Thompson, Mr., Portsmouth, [may be same as above], child died September 3, 1855 (9-11)
Thompson, Rev. Dr. 8-24
Thomson family, ill 8-28
Thoroughgood, Miss, Norfolk, dead 9-25
Thurston, J. D., ill 8-23
Tibs, W., Norfolk watchman, sick family 9-17
Timberlake, Robert B., Norfolk, dead 9-14, 9-15, check NRD #550
Times, Mr., Charlotte Street, Norfolk, dead 9-20
Titmouse, William, Norfolk, child dead 9-25
Todd, Dr., Norfolk, ill 8-23, doctor's wife dead 9-6
Todd, Mrs. Mallory M. and daughter Eliza, ill 8-28, Eliza dead, age 40, 8-30 (2), 8-31, Mrs. dead
     9-1 (2), four servants of Mrs. Todd dead 9-1
Todd, W. R, died at Norfolk City Hospital, age 29, from Chapel Hill, NC, 9-6
Todderdale (Totterdale), Miss M. F., Portsmouth, died September 21, 1855 (9-21)
Toland, Mrs., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Tompkins, Charles, Norfolk, dead 9-25 (2), died September 22, 1855 (9-25), check NCRD #173
Toole, Michael, Portsmouth, died September 6, 1855 (9-11)
Toppan [Toppin & Topping], Mrs., Portsmouth, died September 9, 1855 (9-14)
Topping, Mrs. George, Portsmouth, dead 9-11 [probably same as above and below]
Toppin, Mrs. G., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Totterdale, Miss, Portsmouth, dead 9-18 (sister to Robert and Thomas)
Totterdale, ___ [Miss], [Totterdell] ], (daughter of James G. Totterdale [Totterdell]), ill 8-10
Totterdale, Mr., took place of John Green, blacksmith, in Navy Yard, died 9-26
Tottendell [Totterdell, Totterdale], Mrs. James G., Portsmouth, ill 9-11, dead 9-11, died
     September 9, 1855 (9-14)
Totterdell [Totterdale], James G, Portsmouth, daughter dying 8-10, James died September 6,
     1855 (9-11) [Child of James Lotterdale, Portsmouth died September 10, 1855 (9-14) may
     refer to James Totterdell], Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Totterdel, Mary, Portsmouth, dead 9-24
Totterdell, Mr. Jones, two children ill 8-30
Totterdell, Mrs., [probably Mrs. James G.], Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Totterdell, Robert, Portsmouth, dead 9-18 [Robert and Thomas are brothers], dead Portsmouth
     Naval Hospital September 1855 (10-12)
Totterdell, Thomas H., Portsmouth, dead 9-18
Toyler, Mrs., dead Portsmouth Naval Hospital September 1855 (10-12)
Trainer, Mr. Jimmy, clothier, dead 8-31
Trainer, Miss, Water St., dead 8-24
Trainer, ___ , waterman at hospital Howard Association 8-27
Tremalgne, ____, Norfolk, dead 9-14
Trapple, Mr., dead 9-2, August 29, 1855
Treanor, James, age 60, Commerce Street, dead 8-30
Treanor, Miss, W. Water St., dead 8-24
Trueman, Miss F., Norfolk, dead 9-4
Trueman, Thomas, Norfolk, dead 9-4
Tullick, [Tullock] Capt. W. F., shipping master of port of Norfolk, Water St., dead 8-24, 8-25
Tunis, John, Norfolk Board of Health 8-29, ill 9-19 (2), dead 9-20 (2), died September 19, 1855
     (9-21), 10-1 (2)
Tunstall, Constable, Norfolk, 10-1
Turner, Mr., mail agent between Norfolk, Portsmouth and Suffolk, exhausted 9-13
Turner, R., Portsmouth, died September 29, 1855 (10-2)
Tyler, Frank H. (F. H. Tyler), Norfolk, officer of Howard Association 9-28
Tyler, Mrs. Frank H. (F. H. Tyler), Norfolk, dead 9-26, 9-28
Tyler, Mrs. W. F., dead 9-26
Tyler, S., Portsmouth, son died September 17, 1855 (9-19), both died 9-19
Tyler, William F., keeper of provision store Howard Association 8-27, ill 9-25, recovering 10-6

Vail, William R., Norfolk, refugee returned too early, ill 11-19
Vancliffe, Mr., Norfolk, ill 9-15
Varney, William H., Norfolk, died September 22, 1855 (9-25)
Vaugn, Jerry, Commerce St., dead 8-24 [most likely same as below]
Vaughan, Jere, age 39, Rothery's lane, dead 8-24, check NRD #566
Veale, Jesse N., dead 9-21, check NCRD #33 or 365
Veale, Mrs. Jesse, died September 28, 1855 (10-2), NCRD #34
Veale, Samuel, Norfolk, child dead 9-22 (perhaps Jesse Veale), see NRD #567
Vermillien, John [Vermillion], Portsmouth, dead 9-13, died September 11, 1855 (9-14),
Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21, NCRD #171 & 470
Vermillion, Miss, Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21 [probably below]
Vermillion, Miss Alleda (daughter of Jno. Vermillion), Portsmouth, died September 7, 1855
(9-11), NCRD #172
Visher, Jonathan, child of, age 8, dead 8-25, 8-27

Wade, Master F., Portsmouth, died October 1, 1855 (10-3)
Wagner, Mr., Norfolk, foreman to Kirkpatrick, dead 9-4
Wailand, J., Norfolk, ill 9-15
Walke, Ann Maria, [A. M.], Norfolk, dead 9-17 (2) , NRD #600
Walke, James, ill 9-14
Walke, Mr. & Mrs. (Navy), recovering 9-25
Walke, Rev., Christ Church (Protestant Episcopal), Norfolk, 8-21, 8-25 (see Ministers)
Walker, Miss, at B. Gatch's, ill 8-28
Walker, Noah, store owner at Talbot & Main St., Norfolk, Howard Ass. office on 2nd floor 8-18
Walker, Miss Sally from Manchester [perhaps same as Miss Walker], ill 8-30
Wallace, William, Portsmouth, died September 7, 1855 (9-11)
Wallax, W., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Waller, Mary, dead Portsmouth Naval Hospital September 1855 (10-12), NCRD #245
Walter, Mary, Norfolk, dead 9-22
Walters [Waller], Bray B. [B. B.], landlord of City [National] Hotel, Norfolk, 9-4, improving 9-6,
     9-7, died September 7, 1855 (9-10), see NRD #590
Waters, Mrs., dead 8-9
Walters, Mrs. B. B., [Bray B.], Norfolk, dead 9-13, not dead 9-17
Walters, Esq., B. B., Proprietor of National Hotel, ill 9-2
Walters, W., son of proprietor of National Hotel, ill 8-31, 9-4
Walters, William, [probably same as above] 9-11
Walters, William S., National Hotel 9-15 [succeeded his father B. B. Walters] 9-15
Walton, William (Mr. Walton at Camp Falls), Camp Falls, children George, John and Alice
     recovering 9-25, 10-1
Ward, J., Norfolk, 9-15
Ward, James, prisoner Norfolk jail for mutiny 10-4
Ward, Mrs., dead Portsmouth Naval Hospital September 1855 (10-12)
Warren, James, York Street, Norfolk, refugee returned too early now ill 10-25
Washington, Benjamin, Norfolk, died September 19, 1855 (9-21)
Waterman, Charles, Liberty Street, Norfolk, buried October 9, 1855 (10-10)
Waters, Mr., Portsmouth Naval Hospital fatality list 9-21
Waters, Mrs., Portsmouth, dead 8-9
Watlington, Oscar, of firm Watlington & Bro., ill 8-31
Watlington, Henry, ill 8-31
Watson, Ed., Norfolk shoemaker, dead 9-19, 9-20
Watson, William, Portsmouth, dead 9-6
Watt, Alexander, Norfolk, dead 9-20
Watt, Miss, Norfolk, dead 9-15
Watt, Mrs., sister of John S. Lovett, Norfolk, dead 9-13
Watt, Mr., of Farant & Co., Norfolk, dead 9-19 [may be Alexander Watt]
Wattington, Henry, Norfolk brick mason, dead 9-19
Watts, Capt. S., child he owned dead 8-27, Capt. Watts ill 11-15
Watts, John M., Norfolk, died September 19, 1855 (9-21)
Watts, Esq., W., President Portsmouth Council 8-23
Watts, Col. Winchester 8-24, sick 8-25, 8-27, recovering 8-28, 8-29, 8-31 (2), 9-2
Watts, Mrs., Norfolk, dead 9-19
Webb, George T, Portsmouth, daughter dead 9-11, she died September 8, 1855 (9-14)
Webb, John, Norfolk, died September 19, 1855 (9-21)
Webb, Jno. W. [M.], Norfolk, died September 16, 1855 (9-18), 9-19 [perhaps same as above]
Webb, Miss, Portsmouth, died 9-11, Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Webb, Mr., printer at Herald, ill 9-11
Webb, Mrs. Mary R., age 26, dead 8-14, NRD #573
Webster, James, Portsmouth Naval Hospital fatality list 9-21
Webster, John, Portsmouth, (father of N. B. Webster, President V. C. Institute), died September
     21, 1855 (9-24)
Webster, Mary, dead 8-10
Webster, Mrs. John (mother of N. B. Webster), Portsmouth, dead 9-26
Wells, William, house carpenter, Norfolk, 8-31
Welsh, Mary, age 6, Dodd's Lane, Norfolk, dead 8-27, 8-28
Westin, William, Portsmouth, died September 3, 1855 (9-11)
Webb, Miss Laura, Portsmouth, dead 9-14, NCRD #463
Webb, Mrs. Mary R., age 26, dead 8-14
Wedd, Miss Maria, Portsmouth, dead 9-25
Wells, G., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Wells, James, Norfolk, dead 9-20
Wells, Uriah, 8-16
Wentworth, Mrs., Norfolk (formerly of Hudson, NY), dead 9-25 (2)
West, John, Portsmouth, child died September 5, 1855 (9-11), NCRD #452
West, Robert, from Portsmouth, died in Hampton August 9, 1855 (8-13)
Weston, Mrs., Portsmouth, daughter died September 12, 1855 (9-14)
Weston, William, Portsmouth, dead 9-4, Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21,
     check NCRD #283
Wheeler, Dulton [Dalton], Assist. Secretary Howard Association, ill 9-5 (2), dead 9-13, not dead
     9-15, 9-19, ill 9-25 (3), 9-26, recovering 10-6
Wheelwright, Rev. W. H., Episcopalian, Portsmouth 8-10
White, James, & family ill 9-15 [may be same as below]
White, James G., Church St., Norfolk, ill 8-24 recovering 9-18
White, Joseph, Norfolk, died September 10, 1855 (9-12)
White, Miss, Brewer St., Norfolk, ill 8-28
White, Mrs., dead 8-28
White, Mrs., Portsmouth, died September 4, 1855 (9-11), check NCRD #10
White, Mrs. B., Norfolk, dead 9-19, 9-21
White, Mrs. Sarah, Portsmouth, died September 11, 1855 (9-14 x2), Baltimore American list of
     Portsmouth deaths 9-21
White, Mrs. Thomas, Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21, NCRD #10
White, Mrs. William, Boush Street, Norfolk, dead 8-28, 8-29
White, Thomas, Portsmouth, died September 8, 1855 (9-14, NCRD #9
White, Thomas, Norfolk city constable, ill 9-19, 9-24, 9-25, died October 2, 1855 (10-4), 10-5
Whitehead, Dr. N. C. [N. W.], Senior Magistrate, acting Mayor Norfolk, President of Farmers' Bank,
      8-31, 9-5, dead 9-7, 9-10 he and daughter improving, 9-12, 9-13, 9-15 (2), 9-17, 9-19, 10-2
      (2), 10-3, 10-4, recovering 10-6
Whitehead, Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Dr. Whitehead, dead 9-15, NRD #598
Whitehead, Gen. William H., contributor from Weldon, NC 8-30
Whitehead, Mrs. W. B. of Suffolk, contributor 8-9
Whitehead, Mrs. (Dr.) Whitehead, ill 9-8
Whitehead, Mrs. William C., Norfolk, dead 9-8
Whitehead, William, President of Democratic Association, ill 8-24
Whitehead, William C., died at Walter's Hotel, Norfolk, 8-24 [probably same as below]
Whitehead, Esq., William C., Pension Clerk in the Navy Agent's office, ill 8-25, 8-27, 8-29, wife
     died 9-8, W. C. Whitehead recovering 9-15
Whitehurst, David, ill in Princess Anne County 8-27
Whitehurst, J., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21[may refer to below]
Whitehurst, John, child died September 6, 1855 (9-11), John Whitehurst, Baltimore American
     list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Whitehurst, Mary, Norfolk, dead 9-26
Whitehurst, Mr., Princess Anne Road, dead 9-5
Whitehurst, Mrs., of Ferry Point , Norfolk, dead 9-29 (2)
Whitehurst, Mrs., Norfolk, died September 23, 1855 (9-25) [may be same as below]
Whitehurst, Mrs. Ann, Norfolk, died September 22, 1855 (9-25), 9-26
Whitfield, Rev. J. G., fled from yellow fever 8-28
Whiting, Edward, dead 9-1
Whiting, Julien, Portsmouth, dead 9-22
Whitman, J., Portsmouth, dead 9-25
Whitmore, Jeremiah, Portsmouth, ill 9-24, died September 22, 1855 (9-26)
Whitney, Mrs., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Whitten, Mr., Norfolk, clerk in house of Tabb & Co., died September 7, 1855 (9-11)
Whittier, Mrs., dead Portsmouth Naval Hospital September 1855 (10-12)
Whittle, Esq., Mrs. Conway, ill 8-31, not ill 9-1
Whittle, Mrs. F., wife of Lieut. Whittle, USN, Norfolk, died 9-1 (2), died August 30, 1855, NRD
     #578, 4 children sick 9-2, 9-4, son sick 9-4, eldest son died 9-6, check NRD #585
Whittle, William C., dead 9-2
Whittum, Simon, Portsmouth, died October 1, 1855 (10-3)
Wiatt, Mrs. J. R., age 35, New Street, dead 8-29
Wicker, William, age 66, of Bute St., Norfolk, dead 8-15
Wieland, Miss, Main Street, dead 8-28, 8-29
Wiggans, E., Norfolk, dead 9-4
Wilder, William, age 45, Commerce St., dead 8-24, 8-25
Wilder, Mrs., dead 8-28
Wiles, Jesse, age 37, Voss Street, dead 8-30, 8-31
Wilkerson, Isaac S., Norfolk, dead 10-9
Wilkerson, Joseph, Norfolk, child died September 27, 1855 (9-29) check NRD #617, ill 10-13
Wilkins, Jno., Norfolk, refugee to Matthew Co., dead 10-2
Wilkins, Master Solomon, Portsmouth, dead 9-29
Wilkinson, James, Norfolk, recovering 9-29
Wilkinson, John G., Norfolk, teller at Exchange Bank, ill 9-25, his son of firm Ferguson &
     Wilkinson, auctioneers ill 9-25 (2), died September 22, 1855 (9-25)
Wilkinson, Joseph, wife and child, Queen Street, ill 8-31
Wilkinson, Miss, Norfolk, daughter of J. G. Wilkinson of the Exchange Bank, dead 9-15
Wilkinson, William, Norfolk, son of John G. Wilkinson, ill 9-25
Wille, J., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Williams, A. W., Portsmouth, two child ill 9-5
Williams, Avery, Portsmouth, died September 10 or 11, 1855 (9-12 and 9-14), check NCRD #332
Williams, Elizabeth, Portsmouth, died September 29, 1855 (10-2)
Williams, James, Jr., Portsmouth, ill 9-2, (wife and child dead, sister Mrs. John A. Foreman dead
     9-2), Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Williams, James L., Portsmouth, ill 9-5, Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Williams, Esq., Jno. [John] H., clerk of the court, ill 9-2, 9-4 (2), 9-6, recovered 10-6
Williams, Joseph, (son of Wilson Williams, deceased), Portsmouth, dead 9-5, check NCRD #311
Williams, Malachia, son dead 8-30, died August 29, 1855 (9-2), Malachia died September 1, 1855
     (9-11), see NCRD #174
Williams, Miss, dead 8-30
Williams, Miss, Portsmouth, daughter of late Patrick Williams, died September 2, 1855 (9-11)
Williams, Miss Ann H., Portsmouth, ill 9-5
Williams, Miss Caroline, Portsmouth, ill 9-5, dead 9-6, died September 4, 1855 (9-11), Baltimore
     American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21, NCRD #182
Williams, Miss Fanny, Portsmouth, (daughter of late Patrick Williams), ill 8-31, 9-2, 9-5
Williams, Miss Laura, Portsmouth (daughter of Patrick Williams, deceased), dead 9-6, NCRD #185
Williams, Molice, Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Williams, Moses, Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Williams, Mrs. Avery, Portsmouth, ill 8-28, 8-30, 9-12, Baltimore American list of Portsmouth
     deaths 9-21
Williams, Mrs. F., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Williams, Mrs. J., Portsmouth, died September 7, 1855 (9-11), [probably next two entries are the
     same as this], NCRD #331
Williams, Mrs. J. A., and daughter Anne, Portsmouth, dead 9-6
Williams, Jr., Mrs. James, Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Williams, Mrs. M., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Williams, P., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Williams, Patrick, of Portsmouth, dead 8-23, 8-24, NCRD #181
Williams, Richard (master Mason navy yard), Portsmouth, ill 9-5, daughter ill 9-5, Richard died
     Tuesday, September 4, 1855, 13th member of his family who died of yellow fever (9-11),
     Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21, check NCRD #505
Williams, Wilson, ill 8-28, dead 8-30, NCRD #310, Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths
     9-21, child ill 8-31, son died September 1, 1855 (9-11)
Willis, George, Portsmouth, died September 5, 1855 (9-11)
Willis, John, prisoner Norfolk jail for mutiny 10-4
Wills, Isaiah, Norfolk, died September 19, 1855 (9-21)
Wilmore, J., Portsmouth, child died September 25, 1855 (9-26)
Wills, J., Norfolk, dead 9-24
Wills, Josiah, of Farmers' Bank Norfolk 9-19, dead 9-20, 9-21, 9-25 death report says he is
     President of Bank of Virginia
Wills, William, Main Street, died 8-31
Wilson, Edward, Portsmouth Naval Hospital fatality list 9-21
Wilson, Emily, Portsmouth, dead 8-16, NCRD #91
Wilson, Esq., Holt, Virginia Bank Portsmouth, treasurer of Portsmouth Relief Fund, 9-11 (2), 9-15
     (2), 9-22, 10-1, 1-17-1856
Wilson, James E., ill 8-10, 8-15
Wilson, J. G., of the Exchange Bank 9-15
Wilson, James Edward [J. E. Wilson], Portsmouth, Clerk in Naval Store, died August 10, 1855
     (8-15), Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Wilson, Miss, Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Wilson, Miss, daughter of J. E. Wilson, Portsmouth, dead 9-5
Wilson, Miss H., Norfolk, dead 9-6
Wilson, Mr., Portsmouth, 9-6
Wilson, Mrs., Portsmouth [probably Mrs. James E. Wilson], ill, 3 daughters & 2 servants ill 9-5
Wilson, Nathaniel, Portsmouth, court clerk, ill 9-12
Wilson, Samuel, of Bank of Virginia Portsmouth, fled 9-10
Wilson, William H., cashier of Virginia Bank Portsmouth, ill in Baltimore 9-17
Wing, Warren, [W. W. Wing], Norfolk, ill 8-28, recovered 9-7, 9-18, 9-19 works at dispensary
Winslow, Aug., Norfolk, recovering 9-15, W. Winslow's child dead 9-25, Aug. Winslow recovering
      9-29
Winslow, William, and Gustavus, Norfolk, ill 9-5, Wm. 9-19
Winston, Rev., formerly of Cumberland Street Baptist Church, Norfolk, 8-29
Winter, Isaac, prisoner at Norfolk jail for mutiny 10-4
Winter, John [Jonathan] , age 27, dead 8-29, 8-30
Winters, Mr., Portsmouth, child died October 4, 1855 (10-6)
Wise, Hon. Henry A., volunteered bldgs for refugees 8-17
Withey, Mr., Queen Street, Norfolk, dead 9-4
Witty, Levi C., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Wood, Dr. George B., Philadelphia, wrote "Treatise on the Practice of Medicine" 8-17
Wood, William, Norfolk, dead 9-25
Woodard, Miss Mary (eldest daughter of William Woodard), Norfolk, dead 9-13
Wooden, Richard, ill 9-13
Woodfin, Thomas, Portsmouth, dead 9-8
Woodhouse, Miss M., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Woodis, Mayor Hunter, Catharine St., Norfolk 7-27, beaten up August 11th, ill August 14th, 8-17,
     8-24, 8-25, 8-27 (4), died August 26, 1855, 8-28, 8-29 (2), 8-31, 9-4, tribute in Hampton 9-18,
     10-1, 10-16, see NRD #653
Woodley, J., ill 8-31 [may be same as below]
Woodley, John, nephew of Dr. Collins, ill 8-29, dead 9-2, 9-5, Baltimore American list of
     Portsmouth deaths 9-21, check NCRD #94
Woodley, Rev., of Washington, has left for Portsmouth 8-27
Woodly, John, Portsmouth, ill 9-1, [perhaps same as John Woodley], dead 9-11
Woodly, William, Portsmouth, died September 1, 1855 (9-11), Baltimore American list of
     Portsmouth deaths 9-21, NCRD #314
Woodson, Luther R. [L. R.], Portsmouth, dead 9-1, Portsmouth Naval Hospital fatality list 9-21
Woodward, George W., Portsmouth Naval Hospital fatality list 9-21
Woodward, Master J., Norfolk, dead 9-4
Woodward, Miss, Norfolk, dead 9-15 [probably same as below]
Woodward, Miss Mary, Norfolk, dead 9-15
Woodward, R. R., keeper of provision stores Howard Association 8-27
Woodward, Richard, Norfolk, ill 9-15, died September 14, 1855 (9-17 x2), NRD #602
Woodworth, Mrs. C., Norfolk, dead 9-25
Worl, Dr. Eli F., see Doctors
Worth, George, Norfolk, dead 8-27
Wrenn, Mr., of firm of Jenkins & Wrenn, dead 8-28, not dead 9-17
Wrenn, Mrs., dead Portsmouth Naval Hospital September 1855 (10-12)
Wren, Thomas P., dead 8-31, August 28, 1855, 9-2, check NCRD #481
Wright, Col., commanding "Shanghai" Regiment, 9-4
Wright, Mrs. D., wife of Capt. D. Wright, Norfolk, ill 9-25 (2)[probably refers to Col. Wright]
Wright, Dr. 8-24
Wright, Mr., Norfolk, of firm Webb & Wright, dead 9-4
Wright, Mr. Thomas, Portsmouth, dead 9-14
Wright, Mrs. Thomas, Portsmouth, died September 10, 1855 (9-14)
Wyatt, James M., Norfolk, died September 18, 1855 (9-20)
Wyatt, John R., wood measurer of Norfolk, dead 9-21
Wyatt, Joseph, Norfolk, refugee to Matthews Co., child dead 10-2
Wyatt, Miss, daughter of Jno. Wyatt, Upper Union Street, Norfolk, dead 9-13, check NRD #595
Wyatt, Mrs. T. Fountain, dead 8-29

Yeats [Yeates], Mrs., Portsmouth, dead 9-15, Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
York, Mrs., Portsmouth, child died September 7, 1855 (9-11)
Young, Capt., Norfolk, eldest daughter ill 9-8
Young, Moses, Norfolk, brother to R. C. M. Young, ill 9-17
Young, Mrs. E. L., Norfolk, ill 9-15
Young, Richard Channing Moore, Norfolk, of firm of Sherwood & Young, died September 13, 1855 (9-17 x2)
Young, T. O., recovering 8-24
Youngman, Mrs., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21

Zanizinger, Mr. Frank, down with fever in Baltimore 8-28

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Addendum to General Index.

Adams, Samuel G., of Portsmouth, tailor, sent wife to Currituck Co., NC, to safety, buried in mass
grave in Cedar Grove Cemetery.

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Doctors and families, Medical Personnel.
(Some local doctors can be found in General Index)

Dr. James F. Harrison (1822-1894)

Professor James F. Harrison, M. D. at sixty,
The University of Virginia: Memories of Her Student Life and Professors
by David M. R. Culbreth, M. D., Neale Pub. Co., 1908, p. 422 overlay.

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Dr. Lewis Willis Minor

Courtesty of Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth, VA, electronic imaging.

Lewis Willis Minor
Born Jan'y 29, 1808, Died Mar. 9, 1872
He served as fleet surgeon in the names of the United and
Confederate States, was skilled in his profession, distinguished for
gallantry in Mexico and conspicuous for his noble devotion in the great
epidemic of 1855 for which he was thanked by the Sec'y of the Navy and voted a gold medal by the Corporation of Portsmouth.

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Also see pages 93 & 94 of Report of the Howard Association of Norfolk, VA
For further information on Naval Medical Center in 1855 see:
http://www-nmcp.mar.med.navy.mil/nmcphist/abvhist.asp

Archer, Dr. Robert, Norfolk Health officer 8-31 (2), 9-17
Asprill [Azpell, Aspill], Dr., from Philadelphia, worked in Portsmouth, ill 9-11 (2), 9-14, 9-19,
recovered 9-21, 9-26

Bache, Dr., volunteer from Washington, dead 9-15
Baker, Dr. P. B., of Hanover County, volunteer doctor to Portsmouth 8-27, from Key West,
     arrived September 7, 1855 (10-2)
Balfour, Dr. E. O., left Norfolk when yellow fever arrived 8-14, died September 9, 1855 at
     Springs 9-13, 9-15 (2) [Erroneously reported. Dr. E. O. Balfour died in 1863 in Norfolk and is buried at Elmwood Cemetery.]
Barrott, Mr., volunteer druggist from Baltimore, died September 14, 1855 (9-17)
Beard, Dr. C., of New Orleans 8-29, ill 9-2, 9-6, arrival August 25, 1855 (10-2)
Bernard, R. S., Norfolk druggist, died 9-11
Berry, Dr. R. B., from Tennessee, 9-11, 9-14, ill 9-22, died September 21, 1855 (9-24), arrived September 8, 1855 (10-2)
Bignon, Dr. A. F., volunteer doctor from Augusta, Georgia, 9-4, 9-10, 9-24, arrival August 29,
     1855 (10-2), 10-2, going home 10-2, 10-3
Bilisoly, Dr. Augustus, Portsmouth, not dead 9-15, 9-17, tribute 12-4
Bilisoly, Dr. Virginius, Portsmouth, tribute 12-4
Bilisoly, Drs., of Portsmouth 8-24, 8-25, 8-31, 9-11, Mrs. Bilisoly ill 9-15
Blow, Dr. Richard, from Suffolk, VA, Southampton Co., 8-31, ill 9-19, dead 9-24 (2), son of Col.
     George Blow 9-25, arrival August 28, 1855 (10-2)
Booth, Dr. T., from Baltimore, arrival August 25, 1855 (10-2), dead
Briggs, Dr., of Philadelphia on 9-19 doing well
Briggs, Dr. (son of Archibald Briggs, ill 9-13 (2), ill 9-21 [Junius Briggs]
Briggs, Dr. Junius A., or Dr. J. Briggs from Philadelphia, worked in Portsmouth, 9-14 (2), died
     September 12, 1855 9-14, 9-15, 9-25, 10-16, NRD#57, age 24, son of A. Briggs
Briggs, Dr. R. L., of Honesdale, PA (Wayne Co.), volunteer 8-31, 9-14, going home 10-3 (Named elsewhere as Dr. R. R. Briggs)
Briggs, Dr. R. S., Philadelphia, 9-14 (2)
Burns, Dr., Norfolk, died September 22, 1855 (9-25), died September 22, 1855 (9-25 x2)
Butler, Mr., apothecary from Philadelphia, ill 9-29, 10-2, going home 10-3
Bryant, Dr. John Delaven, from Philadelphia, worked in Portsmouth, ill 9-11 (2), dead 9-11, ill
     9-14, recovering 9-14, 9-18, going home (10-2), 10-13

Cameron, Dr., died 8-31
Campbell, Dr. S. D., volunteer doctor from New Orleans 9-1, 9-2, 9-6, 9-11, 9-24, arrival August
     30, 1855 (10-2), will locate permanently in Norfolk 10-17
Campbell, Dr. A. B., volunteer doctor from Philadelphia 9-12, arrived September 9, 1855 (10-2)
Campos [Campes], Dr. F. S., Norfolk, ill 9-4, 9-15
Cannon, Dr. M. C. [M.], age 32, druggist, (at Thompsonian depot) Main Street, ill 8-28, dead
     8-30, 8-31, 10-16
Capri (Caprey), Dr., (Hungarian) from New York (another report says Charleston), ill 9-22, 9-24
     (3), 9-25, died September 22, 1855 (9-25), 9-26, arrived September 14, 1855 (10-2)
Carter, Dr. John F., Richmond
Charlton, Dr. Thomas J., volunteer medical student from Savannah, Georgia 9-2, arrival August
     30, 1855 (10-2), 10-2 lists him as F. J. Charlton, going home 10-2
Cole, Dr. Courtland, volunteer doctor from Philadelphia 8-25, 8-31, 9-11, died September 30,
     1855 (10-2 x2), 10-3
Cleman, Dr. John C., Naval Hospital 12-7
Cobert, Dr. 9-11 (perhaps same as Dr. Covert)
Constable, Dr. Thomas F. (or N.), of Norfolk, Norfolk Board of Health 8-14, 8-24, ill 8-28 (2),
     8-29 (2), 8-30, 8-31, died 9-1 (3) [August 30, 1855], 9-6, 9-15, 10-16, 10-23, NRD#100,
     died September 1, 1855, age 50, born in Norfolk, occupation physician
Covert, Dr. J. M., from Charleston, SC, volunteer to Portsmouth 8-30, 9-2, 9-14 (2), arrival
     August 28, 1855 (10-2), 10-6, 10-13
Cowdery, Dr. G. W., Norfolk, ill 9-8, Mrs. Cowdery and daughter sick in York, PA, 9-14, Dr.
     Cowdery ill in Baltimore 9-15 (2)
Craven, Dr., of Columbia, S. C., died at the hospital on Sunday, September 9, 1855 (9-14)
Craycroft, Dr. T. H., of Philadelphia, 8-27, 8-30, died September 9, 1855 (9-13), 9-15, arrival
     August 24, 1855 (10-2)
Craycroft, Thomas, student of medicine, from Richmond 8-25, 8-30, ill 9-6, died
Croft, Dr. Cary, of Philadelphia, PA, dead 9-13
Crow [Crowe], Dr. N. J., volunteer from Richmond serving at Naval Hospital, 8-28, 9-1, ill 9-2,
     9-6 (2), 9-8, 9-11 (4), 9-14, 9-24, 9-25, 9-26, arrival August 28, 1855 (10-2), died

[De Berche] Debersue, Dr., from Washington, DC, arrival August 31, 1855 (10-2), died
De Castro, Dr. Louis Marlin Y., of Cuba, arrived 8-22, Assistant Physician Howard
     Association 8-27, ill 8-30 (3), 9-4, 9-12, 9-24, arrival August 21, 1855 (10-2)
Desbucke, Dr., Norfolk, died 9-14
Dillard (Dilliard), Dr. James A., from Montgomery, AL, died September 22, 1855 (9-25),
     another report says he died September 23, 1855 (9-25 x2), arrived September 13, 1855
      (10-2)
Donaldson, Dr. W. E., volunteer medical student from Savannah, Georgia, 9-24, arrival
     August 29, 1855 (10-2)
Doran, Dr., cupper and leecher, volunteer from Richmond 8-24
Drummond, Dr. George, ill 8-23, recovered 9-7

Ebbs, Wm., doctor's assistant, volunteer from Savannah, Georgia 9-2
English, Messrs., volunteers from Richmond 9-15

Fauth, Philip, Apothecary at Buff's Drug Store, Portsmouth, ill 9-5
Fenner, Dr. E. D., New Orleans 8-29, 9-6, 9-10, 9-14, 9-17 (2), 9-18 (2), arrival August 25,
      1855 (10-2)
Fenniston, Dr. Thomas, New Orleans, arrival August 17, 1855 (10-2)
Fleirs, Dr., German volunteer doctor from Staten Island, NY, died 9-13
Fliess, Dr., volunteer doctor from Baltimore 8-27, died September 9, 1855 (9-13), arrival
     August 24, 1855 (10-2)
Flinn, R. J., volunteer doctor from Savannah, Georgia 9-2
Flournoy [Ficarney], Dr. T. Y., from Arkansas, volunteer to Portsmouth, 9-11, 9-14, 9-26,
     arrived September 8, 1855 (10-2)
Fredericks, Dr., volunteer from New York, dead 9-22, arrived September 14, 1855 (10-2)
Freer, Dr., volunteer from New York
Freeman, Dr. William H., of Philadelphia, came to help 8-22, 8-24 (2), 9-4 , 9-6, 9-12, 9-18,
     9-24, 10-2, arrival August (10-2)
Friedman (Friedeman), Dr. V., Norfolk, ill 9-17, 9-24, 10-5, recovering 10-6

Garret, Dr. F. M., volunteer from North Carolina, arrival August 29, 1855 (10-2)
Gelbardt, Dr. Leon, volunteer from Richmond, worked with Dr. Schoolfield in Portsmouth
     8-24, 8-25, 9-1, 9-2, 9-5, died September 5, 1855 in Petersburg from yellow fever (9-6),
     9-11, 9-24, arrival August 22, 1855 (10-2), 10-2
Gibbs, A. Judson, assistant druggist, volunteer from Philadelphia 9-10, ill 9-15, 9-18, arrival
     August 30, 1855 (10-2)
Godfrey, Dr. J. E., volunteer medical student from Savannah, Georgia 9-2, ill 9-14, 9-17, 9-24,
     arrival August 30, 1855 (10-2 x2), lists him as J. V. Godfrey, going home 10-2
Gooch, Dr. Philip Claiborne, volunteer from Richmond to National Hotel Hospital in Norfolk,
     8-20, 8-24, 8-25, 9-2, 9-5 (2), 9-6 (2), 9-7 (2), 9-8 (2), 9-10, 9-11, 9-12, 9-13, 9-14, 9-15 (2),
     9-17, 9-24, arrival August 22, 1855 (10-2), tribute 11-10, see NRD #208
Gordon, Dr. Robert H. (or M.), Norfolk, City Health Officer, visiting doctor for Howard
     Association 9-2, in charge of City Hospital 9-8, ill 9-15, 9-17, 9-18 (2), 9-19, wife ill 9-19,
     Dr. Gordon ill 9-19, 9-20, 9-21 (2), 9-24 (2), 9-25 (4), 12-8
Gordon, James, druggist from Philadelphia 9-25
Graham, Dr., volunteer doctor from Lexington, VA 9-6
Granier, Dr. E. D., Norfolk, 8-24, 9-24

Halson, Dr. George I. (J.), ill 9-1, 9-2 (2), 9-4, dead 9-4 (2), 9-6, 9-15, 10-16, NRD #256
Hammill [Hamil], Dr., from Philadelphia, worked in Portsmouth, ill 9-14, 9-29, recovered 9-21,
      9-22
Handicrib, Dr., from Philadelphia, ill 9-11
Handy, John W., 1st druggist from Philadelphia, 9-10
Handy, Dr. Thomas W., from Philadelphia, recovering 9-29, arrival August 29, 1855 (10-2), died
Hardy, Dr. Thomas I. [R.], Norfolk, homeopathic physician, ill 9-15, 9-17 (2) , 9-19
Hargrove, Dr. John T., volunteer doctor from Richmond 8-25, 8-27, 8-31, ill 9-2, 9-7, 9-16,
     9-24 (3), 10-1, arrival August 25, 1855 (10-2), ill 10-2 (2), recovered 10-3, ill again 10-6 (2),
     returns home 10-24, 10-29
Harnill, Dr. G. S., 10-13
Harrison, Dr. James F., (Assistant Surgeon) Naval Hospital, Portsmouth8-14, assisting Dr.
     Minor 8-25, 8-30, 9-2, 12-7
Harrison, Dr. Randolph, Naval Hospital, 12-7
Hatton, Dr. James L., Portsmouth 8-23, ill 9-21, 9-24, 9-26 (2), 9-29 (2)
Herbert, Mrs. F., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Hicks, Dr. Ed. S., volunteer from Charlottesville 8-31, 9-2
Higgins, Dr. Francis Lynch, visiting physician Howard Association 8-24 (2), ill 8-24, 8-25 (2),
     8-27, 8-28 (3), 8-29, 8-30 (2), 8-31, 9-1 (2), 9-2, ill in Philadelphia 9-11, died September 9,
     1855 (9-11), 9-13, 9-15, 10-1, 10-16
Hintze, Dr. F. E. B., volunteer from Baltimore 9-12
Hitt, Dr. J., volunteer from Georgia, arrival August 29, 1855 (10-2)
Hodges, Dr. James G., of Portsmouth 8-23, 8-25 (2), 8-31, 9-13
Hodges, Dr. Wm., of Norfolk, dead 8-9, 8-23, ill 9-6
Holmes, Dr. J. B., volunteer from Charleston, South Carolina, 9-24, arrival August 31, 1855
      (10-2)
Hope, Dr., served at Camp Falls 9-22
Howe, Dr., homeopathic physician from Philadelphia (10-13), arrival August 25, 1855 (10-2),
     10-2, died
Howle (Howell), Dr. Thomas P., volunteer from Richmond to Portsmouth 8-25, 8-27, 8-31,
     9-2, 9-6 (2), ill 9-8, died September 8, 1855 (9-10), 9-11 (4) , 9-14 (2), nephew of Parke G.
     Howle, of Washington 9-14, 9-24, arrival August 25, 1855 (10-2), died at Portsmouth Naval
     Hospital 10-12
Huger (Hugar, Euger), Dr. W. H., volunteer from Charleston, South Carolina, 9-6, 9-10 (2), 9-24,
     physician to Alms House 9-24, arrival August 29, 1855 (10-2)
Hungerford, Dr., from Baltimore, volunteered in Portsmouth, recovering 10-1, ill again 10-6,
      10-9
Hunter, ~~Dr., from Brooklyn, New York, died September 30, 1855 (10-2 x2), ill 10-2, 10-3~~


Hunter, Dr. Edwin Smith. (Information given by descendants of) Dr. Hunter who lived and practiced
medicine in Portsmouth during the yellow fever epidemic  but moved to NC, his birthplace, afterwards
where he died June 23, 1879 .

Jacobs, J. M., engaged in City Hospital 9-14, principal superintendent Woodis Hospital 9-15
Jackson, Dr., volunteer doctor from Baltimore, 9-24
Jackson, Dr. [no first name], died 9-15 [Dr. Jackson of Norfolk died September 10, 1855, see
NRD #306]
Jackson, Dr., from Washington, DC, 9-2, arrival August 31, 1855 (10-2), dead 10-2

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Jackson, (Dr.) E. E., volunteer assistant druggist at Howard
     Hospital, from Charleston, South Carolina 9-10, apothecary
     9-24, arrival August 30, 1855 (10-2), Dr. E. Jackson
     traveling 10-2 (2).
    Tintype courtesy of the Waring Historical Library
     MUSC, Charleston, SC

Johnson, Mr., volunteer apothecary from Washington, ill 9-15

Kennedy, Dr., from Philadelphia, worked in Portsmouth, 9-6, ill 9-11 (3), 9-12, 9-14, recovering
     9-14, 9-19, 9-26

Leas, Dr. Charles A., volunteer from Baltimore 8-25
Loreya, Esq., Abram Myers, volunteer from Charleston, SC 9-24, arrival August 29, 1855 (10-2), A. M.
     (Lowry) going home 10-3
Lovett [Lovitt] , Dr., Portsmouth , ill 8-23, 8-25, died (August 24 or 27, 1855) 8-30, Baltimore
     American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21
Lovett, John S., druggist 9-2

Randall, Dr., from Philadelphia, worked in Portsmouth, arrival August 25, 1855 (10-2)
Ravenel (Ravanel), Dr. St. Julien, volunteer doctor from Charleston, South Carolina 8-30, 9-15,
     9-24, 10-1, arrival August 26, 1855 (10-2)
Read [Reid, Reed], Dr. Prof. James B., volunteer doctor from Savannah, Georgia 9-2, 9-6, 9-10,
     9-11, 9-12, 9-15, 9-24, 10-2, arrival August 30, 1855 (10-2)
Ricardo, D. I. (D. J.), volunteer from New Orleans 9-1, 9-2, 9-4, 9-24, 9-29, arrival August 30,
     1855 (10-2)
Rich, Dr. S. C., from Charleston, SC, volunteer to Portsmouth 8-30, 9-2, 9-14 (2), arrival August
     28, 1855 (10-2), 10-6, 10-13
Ringer, Dr., volunteer doctor from Philadelphia, ill 9-6
Riside, Mr., apothecary from Baltimore, going home 10-3
Rizer (Riser), Dr. Martin, volunteer doctor from Philadelphia, worked in Portsmouth 8-25, 8-31,
     9-11 (2), 9-14 (2), 9-18, 9-24, 9-25 (2), died September 22, 1855 (9-25), not dead 9-26 (5),
     9-29 (2), 10-2, 10-3
Robertson, John, West Indies, acquainted with "Yellow Jack" 8-31, 9-10
Robinson, Dr. Charles, volunteer doctor from New York, arrival September 3, 1855 (10-2),
     10-6, 10-8, 1-9-1856
Rorson, Joseph, member Norfolk City Council, dead 9-5
Rose, Dr. Charles H., volunteer doctor from Baltimore 8-25
Rose, Dr. Robert W., visiting physician Howard Association, 8-25, ill 9-1, 9-2, child dead of Dr.
     Rose [which Dr. Rose?] 9-25 (2)

Schell, Dr. C. C., of New York, volunteer doctor to Norfolk 8-24, arrival August 31, 1855 (10-2),
      died
Schoolfield, Dr. J. N., Chairman of Portsmouth Sanitary Committee 7-25, dead 8-7, not dead
     8-9, ill 8-11, recovering 8-14, 8-15, 8-17, 8-18, 8-23 (2), 8-25, 8-28, 8-31, 9-2 (3), 9-12, 9-24,
     10-12, 1-16-1856
Selden, Dr. [no first name], ill 8-14, 9-1 Dr. [Henry] Selden died, dead 9-21, Miss Susan Selden
     (daughter of the late Dr. Wm. Selden) see NRD #519, oldest child dead 9-26 [probably refers to
     Susan Selden]
Selden, Dr. Henry, of Norfolk, 9-15, ill 9-24, 9-25, took family to Hampton 9-26, he and 2
     children ill in Hampton 10-1, doctor and 2 children recovering 10-1, 10-2, died October 2,
     1855, [other dates given are Oct. 1 & 4. Tombstone says October 2, 1855], 10-4, 10-5, son
     of late Wm. Selden, 10-16, tribute 11-10
Selden, Dr. William, of Norfolk, ill (last night) 8-31, not expected to live 9-1, 9-2, mending 9-2,
     better 9-4, in Richmond now recovered 9-5, recovering 9-6, recovering in Richmond, 9-15
Semple, Dr., served at Camp Falls 9-22
Seymour, Edward, age 38, Bute Street, dead 8-30
Shreeve, C. D., volunteer Apothecary from Philadelphia 8-31
Silvester, Jr., Dr. Richard J. (son), Norfolk, died 9-5, 10-16
Silvester, Sr., Dr. Richard W., (father), Granby St., Norfolk, died 9-5, 10-16
Silvester, William H., (2nd son) Norfolk, dead 9-4 (2), 9-5
Simkins, Dr. J. J., Norfolk, left during fever because of ill health
Simmington, William, Norfolk, dead 9-15
Skinner, R. W. (K. W. or E. W.), volunteer medical student from Savannah, Georgia 9-2, 9-24,
     arrival August 30, 1855 (10-2x2), Dr. K. W. Skinner going home 10-2
Skrine, Dr. T. C., 9-24, volunteer doctor from South Carolina 8-30, arrival August 29, 1855
     (10-2), 10-3
Slassington, Mr., apothecary from Charleston, SC, ill 10-2
Smith, Dr. A. C., from Columbia, PA, ill 9-6, 9-11 (2), died September 9, 1855 (9-11), 9-13, 9-14,
     Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21, arrival August 30, 1855 (10-2), dead
     Portsmouth Naval Hospital September 1855 (10-12)
Solloman, Mr., of Baltimore, one of the assistant druggists at the hospital, dead 9-8
Steele, Dr. E. C. volunteer from Charleston, South Carolina, Assistant Surgeon Naval Hospital,
     Portsmouth 8-14, assisting Dr. Minor 8-25, 8-30 (2), 9-2, 9-24, arrival August 30, 1855 (10-2),
     going home 10-3, 12-7
Stoakes, Mr., undertaker 8-27
Stone, Dr. Samuel of New Orleans, left 8-24
Stone, Dr. Warren, from New Orleans, served in Portsmouth [8-16], arrival August 16, 1855
      (10-2)
Sutton, Drs., R. E. and L. J., volunteers 9-5
Sylvester, Sr., Dr. R. W., age 54, Granby St., Norfolk, ill 8-1, dying 8-16, dead 8-18 , Mrs.
     Sylvester dead 9-15
Sylvester, Jr., Dr. R. W., dead 9-15

Taber, A. R. (see nurses)
Thomas, Dr., from Cincinnati, volunteer in Portsmouth, ill 10-2, recovering 10-4, 10-6, 10-9
Thomson, [Thompson] Dr., from Botetourt, Virginia 9-14 (2)
Thompson, Dr. Robert, from Baltimore, died at National Hotel August 29, 1855, 8-30, 8-31 (2),
     9-12, arrived August 24, 1855 (10-2)
Thompson, Dr. W. B. (W. D.), volunteer doctor from Georgia, arrived September 6, 1855 (10-2),
     10-13
Todd, Dr. D. W., Norfolk, 9-24
Trugien, Dr. J. W. H., age 28, of Portsmouth, 8-23 (2), 8-24 (2), 8-25 (2), 8-27, 8-28, died
     August 29, 1855, 8-30 (3), NCRD #80, 8-31, 9-2, Dr. Trugien's mother (check NCRD #499) and
     sister (Mrs. Thomas, NCRD #501) died of yellow fever in Baltimore) 9-14, Portsmouth Naval
     Hospital fatality list 9-21, check NCRD #80 and 500
Tunstall, Dr. [first name not given] 8-24, Dr. [Robert] Tunstall's lady recovering 8-27, a young
      lady at Dr. Tunstall's 9-26, Dr. Tunstall better 8-28, 9-15, several of family are sick 9-17, family
      sick, wife dead and daughter Mrs. Baylor and her 3 children are dead, 9-19 very ill today,
     dying 9-20, still living 9-21, 9-24, a young lady at Dr. Tunstall's 9-26. Dr. [Richard] Tunstall
     is dead, leaving aged parents and a young wife and two children; had the black vomit, written
     9-24 (9-26)
Tunstall, Dr. R. B., Norfolk, exhausted 9-13, recovering 9-25, out again 10-6
Tunstall, Dr. Richard B., ill 9-25 (2), Dr. Richard Tunstall, of the firm of Ludlow & Tunstall,
     Druggists 9-26, list of dead physicians 10-16
Tunstall, Dr. Robert B., resumed duties [probably R. B. Tunstall] 9-19, improving 9-25,
     convalescent 9-29 (written 9-26)

Upshur, Dr. George L., Norfolk, visiting physician Howard Association 8-24, 8-25, 9-2, assistant
     to Dr. Gordon at City Hospital 9-6, ill 9-14, 9-15, 9-17 (3), 9-18, 9-19 (2), died September 16,
     1855 (9-19), 9-21, 9-22, 9-24, 10-1 (3), 10-6, 10-16, tribute 11-10

Waison, Dr., Norfolk, dead 9-4
Walk, Dr. Frank, at United States Hospital, ill 9-5
Walke, Dr., assisting Dr. Minor in Portsmouth 8-25, 9-2
Walker, Dr. Francis, Naval Hospital 12-7
Walters (Walter), Dr. C. V., from Baltimore, volunteer doctor 8-24, 8-25, 8-31, 9-2, 9-6, 9-11 (2),
     9-13, (2), 9-14, ill 9-21, 9-22, 9-24, 9-25 (2), died September 22, 1855 (9-25), 9-26, arrival
      August 23, 1855 (10-2)
Walthall, Dr. William T., volunteer from Mobile, AL 9-24, arrived September 7, 1855 (10-2)
Webster, Dr. Henry W., from Baltimore, volunteer doctor to Portsmouth 8-24, 8-31, 9-6, 9-11
     (2), 9-14, 9-17, 9-18, 9-19, 9-26 [says Webster is from Philadelphia which is probably a
     mistake], 9-29, recovering 10-1, 10-13
West, Dr. George S., volunteer from New York, 9-4, 9-6, recovering 9-17, 9-24, 10-2 (2), arrival
     August 31, 1855 (10-2)
Wheeler, Dr., recovering 10-1
White, Jno., volunteer doctor's assistant from Savannah, Georgia 9-2
Williams, Dr., volunteer doctor from Washington, DC, 9-2, arrival August 31, 1855 (10-2)
Williams, Dr. William P. of New Orleans, volunteer doctor 8-30
Williman, Dr. A. B., volunteer doctor from Charleston, South Carolina 8-30, 9-6, 9-24, 10-2,
     will relocate in Norfolk 10-22
Williman, Dr. A. Baron, Charleston, SC, 9-6, arrival August 28, 1855 (10-2)

Dr. A. Baron Williman
Courtesy of Waring Historical Library
MUSC, Charleston, SC

Williman, Dr., volunteer from Philadelphia, 9-24, recovering 10-10, 10-11
Wilson, Dr., Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21 (one of the two Wilsons listed
      below)
Wilson (Wison), Dr., volunteer from Cuba, 9-24, arrived September 11, 1855 (10-2)
Wilson, Dr. William M., Norfolk, resident physician Howard Association, at Hospital at
     Lambert's Point [Julappi], Norfolk 8-18, 8-24, 9-2
Worl, Dr. Eli T., volunteer doctor from Philadelphia 8-28, arrival August 26, 1855 (10-2)
Wright, Dr. David M., formerly of Edenton, NC, Portsmouth, 8-24, recovered 9-19, dead 10-6,
     ill 10-6, 10-9, 10-10

Young, Dr. Alex, volunteer doctor 8-30

Zeigenfuss, Dr. Augustus A., volunteer doctor from Philadelphia 8-27, 8-28, 9-2, arrival August 25, 1855 (10-2)

Nurses & Volunteers with different duties

____, John, Richmond 8-28
____mes, John W., volunteer from Philadelphia 9-12
____ard, Thomas D., volunteer from Philadelphia 9-12
____sen, William, volunteer from Philadelphia 9-12

Andrews, Miss Annie M. [may have been misnamed in the Dispatch as Lucy E. Andrews. Wm.
     Forrest and the Norfolk Howard Association report call her Miss Annie M. Andrews, whose
     family home was in Louisiana, and who was visiting relatives in Syracuse, NY, when she
     offered her services to the Howard Association in Norfolk in 1855.
Andrews, Miss Lucy E., from Syracuse, NY, Julappi Hospital 8-18, 8-23, 8-25, 8-29 , 9-12, 9-22,
      10-16

Ballantine (Ballantyne), Esq., William, volunteer from Mobile, AL 9-24, arrival September 3,
1855 (10-2), 10-9
Baltimore volunteers erect tent city 9-11
Barnett, Mrs. Caroline, volunteer nurse 8-27, 9-25
Barrett, Edmund, volunteer from Philadelphia, dead 9-20
Baum, A., nurse 8-27
Bernard, Robt. S., Norfolk, druggist, 9-4
Bolt, Mr. W. A., (German) nurse volunteer from Richmond 9-1
Bolton, Esq., E. C., volunteer from Mobile, AL, 9-24
Boyd, Capt., nurse
Briggs, Mr. Thomas, volunteer nurse from Washington City, 8-24, dead 9-14, died September 11,
1855 (9-15 x2)
Brumley, R., nurse 8-27

Cavanaugh, John, captain of sick lighter Howard Association 8-27
Chary, Mrs., volunteer nurse from Augusta, dead 9-24
Clack, Franklin J. (H.), volunteer from New Orleans, appointed police chief 9-7 (2), 9-15, 9-24,
     arrival September 3, 1855 (10-2), 10-2, 10-3 names him Francis H. Clack, resigning, 10-4
Clark, Mr. Clark, volunteer from Petersburg 9-2
Clowes, Mr., volunteer from Montgomery, AL, arrived September 13, 1855 (10-2)
Colored boy from Charleston, volunteer 9-2
Coran, Mrs., volunteer nurse from Mobile, AL 9-18
Covington, Mrs., volunteer from New Orleans, matron of Norfolk orphans 9-17

Dillerd [Dillard], Esq., [Jas. A.], volunteer from New Orleans 9-24
Dodds, H., nurse 8-27
Doran, Mr., from Richmond, volunteer nurse 9-2, 9-24

Ellis, W. H., nurse 8-31
English, Richard H., & Charles, volunteers from Richmond, 9-7, 9-24

Ferguson, Mrs., volunteer nurse from Charleston, age 25, died September 13, 1855 (9-17)
Flood, George, volunteer nurse from New York, going home 10-3

Gaston, Mrs., volunteer nurse from Mobile, AL 9-18
Ghiselin, Esq., Wm. N., Howard Association of New Orleans, volunteer 9-24, arrived September
     12, 1855 (10-2)
Gibbons, John, volunteer nurse from New York, last patient in Howard Hospital, buried October
     6, 1855 (10-10)
Gibson, Mr. William A., volunteer nurse from Baltimore 8-30
Gowen, John, nurse 8-31
[Graham: Possibly all 4 Grahams below are the same]
Graham, Mr., nurse, Portsmouth, died September 10, 1855 (9-14)
Graham, Robert H., nurse from Richmond, 8-25,
Graham, R. H., volunteer from Baltimore 9-27
Graham, R. H., volunteer from Philadelphia dead 9-20

Handy, P. [T. W.], nurse 8-27, 9-20
Harnill, G. S., Philadelphia, 10-13 [possibly a doctor]
Henderson, Caroline, nurse 8-27
Henderson, Lieut, James L. (Navy), in charge of Norfolk orphans 9-17
Hennessey, James, volunteer from Philadelphia 9-12
Hight, Mr., volunteer nurse, ill 9-24
Hinchman, Wm., driver of provision wagon Howard Association 8-27
Hinson, Caroline, nurse 8-27

Ivy (Ives), Capt. Thomas J., volunteer from New Orleans, Treasurer of Howard Association 9-2,
     arrival August 30, 1855 (10-2)

Jacobs, Mr. J. M., nurse from New Orleans 9-14
Jenette, Esq., [A. H.], volunteer from Mobile, AL, 9-24, arrived September 18, 1855 (10-2), 10-9
Johnson [Johnstone], Capt. John, volunteer from Philadelphia 9-12, dead 9-17
Jones, Mrs. C. S [or C.]., volunteer nurse from Washington, DC -8-25, 8-27
Jordan, Mr., volunteer from Richmond 9-2
Jorves, ____, volunteer from Philadelphia 9-12

Kalle [or Kaile], Miss, volunteer nurse from Mobile, AL 9-18
Kelly, Mr., volunteer nurse from Savannah, Georgia, ill 9-22, going home 10-3
Kuhn, Miss Ann E., volunteer nurse from Baltimore 8-30

Leyferselle, ___, nurse from Richmond, ill 9-24

Mahoney, Mrs., volunteer nurse from Baltimore 8-30
Mark(s), Mr. J. S., volunteer nurse from New Orleans 8-25, 8-30 [probably same as below]
Marks, J. D., Superintendent of New Hospital on Main Street, Norfolk, from New Orleans, 9-4,
     thief 9-7, 10-3, 10-4
Maull, Wm. H. [M. W. Maull], New Orleans, came to help 8-22, W. W. Maul, nurse Howard
     Association 8-24, 9-15
May, James, volunteer nurse from Richmond 9-24
McCaust, Mrs. Ann, nurse 8-27
McCormick, James, volunteer nurse from Richmond 9-12, ill 9-15, 9-17, 9-20, died September
     18, 1855 (9-20), 9-21, 9-24
McDermott, Mr., volunteer from Richmond 9-2
McLaughlin, Mrs., volunteer nurse from Mobile, AL 9-18
McLellan, Mrs. Mary, volunteer nurse from Baltimore 9-1
Mercer, Singleton, volunteer nurse from Philadelphia, ill 9-14, dead 9-17, 9-20
Miller, William, volunteer nurse from Mobile, AL, and son of Rev. B. M. Miller, the former Rector
     of the St. Paul's, Norfolk, 9-10, arrived September 12, 1855 (10-2)
Myers, Henry, from Richmond 8-21, 8-25, 8-27, 8-31, 9-6, 9-7 (2), 9-10, 9-11, 9-12, recovering
     9-14, 9-15 (2), 9-17 (3), 9-18, 9-20, 9-24 (2), going home 10-2 (2), 10-3, 10-16, 10-17

Norton, William H., volunteer nurse 8-27

O'Brien, John, volunteer from Philadelphia 9-12, dead 9-25
Olin, Judge, Augusta, Georgia, Samaritan Society volunteer 9-6, 9-24, 9-26 (2), arrival
     September 1, 1855 (10-2), Assistant Treasurer of Howard Ass. 10-2, 10-6, 10-13

Parker, Mr. & Mrs., volunteers from Charleston 9-2
Patterson, Miss, volunteer nurse from LA, ill 9-22
Patterson, Miss Leonora, volunteer from Philadelphia 9-12, dying at Crawford House,
     Portsmouth 9-18, reported dead 9-20, recovering at Crawford House 9-25, well 9-26 (2)
Partington, Julia, nurse
Pike, David, volunteer from Richmond, 9-7, recovering 9-8, died September 8, 1855 (9-11),
     9-24 [see General Index for possible Mrs. Pike]

Rankin, George, volunteer nurse 8-27
Richards, Sister Mary Susannah, Sister of Charity from Philadelphia, volunteer nurse, dead 9-22
Rucker, Mr., volunteer from Montgomery, AL, arrived September 13, 1855 (10-2)

Saunders, Mrs., volunteer nurse, ill 9-24
Sayferville (Saysferselle), Mrs. Aleda, nurse from Richmond, ill 9-21, dying 9-24
Scott, Walter, of Richmond, ill 9-2, died 9-5, son of Robt. G. Scott, Esq., Consul to Rio Janeiro,
      9-24
Seaman, Mrs., volunteer nurse, ill 9-24, dead 9-24, 9-25 (2)
Sister Christine of Baltimore, ill 9-25, died October 2, 1855 (10-2), 10-5
Sister Mary Ann, sick at Julappi Hospital 9-2
Sisters of Charity, six 8-27
Solomon, C., nurse from New Orleans, 8-30
Spriggman, Henry, nurse from Richmond 8-24
Steele, Mrs., volunteer nurse from Mobile, AL, 9-18, 9-25
Steinbrunn, Mr. Frederick (German), volunteer nurse from Richmond 9-1
Stewart, Margaret A., nurse 8-27
Strandbury, D., nurse from New Orleans 8-30
Stryker, Mr., volunteer from New Jersey, going home 10-2
Swindle, David, nurse 8-27
Sypharall, Miss Elida, volunteer nurse from Richmond 8-25

Taber (Tabar), Esq., A. R., volunteer from Charleston, South Carolina, 9-24, arrival August 29,
     1855 (10-2), 10-2 lists him as Dr. A. R. Taber, 10-2
Taliaferro, Esq., (John W.), volunteer from Augusta, GA., 9-24, arrival September 1, 1855 (10-2),
     10-2 (2), 10-3 assisted Judge Olin
Thompson, Captain Nathan, nurse from Philadelphia [8-30 says he was from North Carolina],
     8-25, 8-30, arrival August 24, 1855 (10-2)
Tierney, Mr., nurse from Richmond, dead 9-21
Tremayne, E., nurse 8-27

Vonclave of Philadelphia, dead 9-25
Victor, A. D., nurse from Richmond, dead 9-21, 9-24 (2)

Walthall, W. T., former editor of Mobile Advertiser, volunteer nurse from Mobile, AL, 9-10
Wane, Dr., ill 10-4
Watson, Thomas, "Prototype Bard," of Richmond 9-12, 9-24
Watson, Thos.,
Ward, James, volunteer from Richmond, dead 9-21
Weaver, C., nurse 8-27
Webb, Mrs. E. T., volunteer nurse from Richmond, ill 9-24
White, Miss Eliza W., volunteer nurse from Richmond 8-25
Whitten, Thomas, volunteer from Philadelphia 9-12
Whittier, Mrs. Olive, volunteer from either Hampton or Philadelphia 9-12
Willis, Miss, volunteer nurse from New York, 9-25
Wilson, Mrs., volunteer nurse from Baltimore 8-27, 8-30, dead 9-8
Wiseman, Charles, volunteer nurse from Philadelphia, dead 9-25 (2)

Ministers & families

Rev. George D. Armstrong
Rev. William M. Jackson
Rev. James Chisholm
Rev. Lewis Walke, courtesy of James Carver, Emmanuel Episcopal Church, VA. Beach

Armstrong, Rev. Dr. George D., First Presbyterian, Norfolk 8-21, 8-24, 9-4, 9-15, 9-18, 9-19, ill 9-22,
daughter Cornelia ill 9-22, 9-24, Rev. ill 9-25, wife ill 9-26, 9-28, wife [M. H. Armstrong,
NRD #16] died September 27, 1855 (9-29), 10-1 (4), 10-6 (2), 10-15, 10-16

Aschewandon [Archiwadden] , Rev. Joseph, of Trinity Church, Georgetown, D. C, volunteer
8-27

Bagnall, Rev. William Cadogan, Cumberland Street Baptist Church, Norfolk, dead 9-19, 10-16
Bain, Rev. G. M., Portsmouth, refugee in Hampton 9-26

Chisholm, Rev. James, St. John's Episcopalian, Portsmouth 8-10, 9-11 (2), ill 9-12, dead 9-13
     (2), not dead 9-14 (2), died September 11 [or 15th x2] 1855 (9-14), 9-15 (2), not dead but
     seriously ill 9-17, dead 9-18 (3), 9-19, Baltimore American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21,
     9-22, 9-26, 10-1, 10-6, dead Portsmouth Naval Hospital September 1855 (10-12)

Devlin, Rev. Francis, pastor St. Paul's Catholic Church in Portsmouth, ill 8-24, 9-11, relapse
     9-13, 9-14, 9-17 (2), 9-26, 10-10 (2), died October 8, 1855 (10-12), buried October 10, 1855
     (10-12), 10-13 (2), 10-16

Dibrell, Rev. Anthony, Granby Street Methodist Episcopal, Norfolk 8-21, 8-25, ill 8-29, 8-30,
     8-31, 9-1, 9-2, 9-4 (2), two sons ill 9-4, 9-5, Mrs. Dibrell recovered 9-12, Rev. Dibrell dead 10-1
     (2), 10-6, 10-16. [Southern Argus, Feb. 28, 1856: Mr. Henry Myers, of Richmond, whose
     heroic conduct during the fever is so well rememberd by many of our citizens, arrived yester-
     day in the Augusta, to make arrangements for the removal of the bodies of Dr. Gooch and Rev.
     Mr. Dibrell and son, which will be taken to Richmond on Saturday. A delegation of Masons will
     arrive today from Richmond, and members in Norfolk and Portsmouth are expected to join
     them and proceed tomorrow, together with the Howard Association, to the cemetery, and
     move in procession in honor of the worthy dead. The remains will be removed proir to the
     arrival of the procession at the cemetery.]

Eskridge, Rev. Vernon, Portsmouth, Methodist Episcopal, Chaplain Navy Yard, Gosport, 9-2,
     family ill 9-11 (2), 9-12 (2), dead 9-13 (2), 9-14, died September 11, 1855 (9-14), Baltimore
     American list of Portsmouth deaths 9-21, letter 9-26, 10-1, 10-6, 10-16

Handy, Rev. Isaac W. K., Portsmouth, Middle Street Presbyterian Church, ill 8-13
Hume, Rev. Thomas, Baptist Church in Portsmouth, ill 8-14, 9-12, 9-13 (2), 9-14 (2), 9-15, 9-18
(2), 10-3 (2), 10-10, 10-13, 10-16

Jackson, Rev. William M., of St. Paul's (Protestant Episcopal) , Norfolk 8-21, 8-25, 9-25, ill 9-29,
     10-1 (2), 10-2 (2), 10-3, 10-4 (2), 10-5, dead 10-6, buried October 4, 1855, 10-6, 10-15, 10-16
Jones, Rev. William, [Stephen W. Jones], African Methodist Church, Bute Street, Norfolk 8-21, ill
     9-5, daughter Fannie C. Jones dying 9-19, both dead 9-19, 9-20 (2), 10-1 (3), 10-6, 10-16
Jones, Tiberius G., and family, fled from yellow fever, Freemason Street Baptist Church 8-28,
     9-2, 9-8, 12-27

Keen, Rev. T. G., Baptist, volunteer from Petersburg, formerly of Mobile, temporarily took
charge at Freemason Street Baptist Chruch, Norfolk 8-23, 8-24, 9-6, 9-12, arrival August 20,
1855 (10-2)

McCabe, Rev. John C. (Protestant Episcopal) , Hampton, 8-25, 9-4 (2), 9-12, 9-17
McClelland, Rev., Methodist Protestant Church, Norfolk 8-18, 8-21

O'Keefe, Father Matthew, of St. Patrick's Catholic Church, 8-21, ill 9-4, 9-6, 9-11, recovering
9-18, sister ill 9-11, a youth at his home died 9-19, 10-1, 10-15, 10-16

Smith, Rev. Aristides S., Norfolk, (Protestant Episcopal) 8-25, 8-30, daughter Josephine dead
9-17, 9-18, Aristides Smith, Jr., son, died September 19, 1855 (9-21), 9-25, Rev. Smith sick,
not fever, 9-25, 9-26, 9-29, recovering 10-1, wife dead 10-1

Teeling, Rev., St. Peter's Cathedral, volunteer from Richmond 8-23, 8-24
Thompson, Rev. Dr. 8-24

Walke, Rev. Lewis, Christ Church (Protestant Episcopal), Norfolk, 8-21, 8-25, wife dead 9-14, ill
     9-17 (2), 9-25, recovering 9-29, wife 10-1, Rev. recovering 10-1 (2), 10-12, 10-15
Wheelwright, Rev. William H., Dinwiddie Street Methodist Episcopal Church, South, now
   Monumental United Methodist Church, Portsmouth, 8-10
Whitfield, Rev. J. G., fled from yellow fever 8-28
Wills [Wells] , Rev., David P., Cumberland Street Methodist Episcopal, Norfolk, 8-21, 8-25, ill
     8-30 (2), 8-31, 9-1, 9-4, 9-5, 9-11, child died September 9, 1855 (9-11), son dead 9-14, 9-15,
     10-1
Woodley, Rev., of Washington, volunteer to Portsmouth 8-27, 9-5

African Americans:

Abram, slave of T. West, Norfolk, dead 9-22
Anderson, William, age 26, vender of periodicals, died September 13, 1855 (9-17)
Anthony, (a slave to Dr. Ramsey) died September 19, 1855 (9-21)

Banks, John, free colored, Brewer street, Norfolk, dead 8-17
Barber, Jim and son, ill 8-23
Barckley, Sarah, Portsmouth, dead 9-22
Butt, Ben, slave of Francis Butt, prisoner 10-4
Bill, free colored, Hawk Street, Norfolk, dead 8-28
Bilo, Portsmouth Naval Hospital fatality list 9-21
Black child at Dr. Maupin's, dead 8-30
Boush, Mary, Norfolk, died October 2, 1855 (10-4)
Bowser, George, Portsmouth, died August 31, 1855
Bradford L., free colored, Norfolk, dead 9-4
Bradford, Mary, Norfolk, dead 9-8

Cardeen, Portsmouth, died September 21, 1855 (9-24)
Charlotte, Portsmouth, died September 7, 1855 (9-11)
Colored boy of J. G. Hatton , dead 8-24
Colored boy, age 12, at Mrs. Palmer's, Main St., dead 8-24, 8-25
Colored boy at E. T. Summers, age 12, dead 8-23, 8-24
Colored boy of John James, Fen Church St., Norfolk, dead 8-17
Colored man at Mr. Dixon's, Norfolk, dead 9-6
Colored man, Hawk Street, Norfolk, dead 9-8
Colored man of J. Wills, Norfolk, dead 9-25
Colored man of Mallory Todd
Colored man of W. Bohannon, dead 8-30
Colored woman and white child, Church St., Norfolk, dead 8-28, 8-29
Colored woman, Boush's Lane, dead 8-31, 9-1
Colored woman, Catharine Street, Norfolk, dead 9-6
Colored woman of J. Staylor, Norfolk, dead 9-25
Colored woman of Mrs. Riddick, dead 8-30
Colored woman owned by C. Constable, Norfolk, dead 9-8
Cross, Richard, Norfolk, died October 2, 1855 (10-4)

Daniel, belonging to W. W. Lamb, dead 9-17

Edmund, at Parker's Livery Stable, dead 8-25, 8-27
Eliza, free colored, Main St., Norfolk, dead 8-28
Eliza, Mr. Bagnall's slave, Norfolk, dead 9-5
Emma, Norfolk, ill 9-24

Fops, ___, dead 8-30
Ford, Edmond, Norfolk, died October 2, 1855 (10-4)
Frank, slave of W. H. Haynes, corner of Freemason and Brewer Street, dead 8-30, 8-31
Free Negro in the fields, dead 8-30
Freeman, Jonathan, age 40, Metcalf's Lane, dead 8-29, 8-30
Fry, slave of N. Parker, Norfolk, dead 9-4

Gordon, Dick, dead 8-30

Hannah, Portsmouth Naval Hospital fatality list 9-21
Harry, free colored, Portsmouth, died September 1, 1855 (9-11)
Henry, colored servant at Cain's Hotel, Union street, dead 8-25, 8-27
Hunter, J., free colored, Norfolk, dead 9-4
Hushen, ___, dead 8-30

Isaac (slave of Eber Shaw), in Norfolk jail 10-4

Jack, owned by Mrs. Good, dead 8-24
Joe Young, dead 8-30
John, slave of William Taylor, age 26, Mariner Street, Norfolk, dead 8-27
Jones, John, free mulatto, age 25, King's Lane, dead 8-25, 8-27
Jones, John, mulatto slave, employed by Messrs. O'Brien & Quick (undertakers), hearse driver 8-30

Keeling, Richard, hired at music store, belonged to Thomas Gatewood, dead 10-26

Lane, ___, dead 8-30
Lawrence [Larence, Lacnance], Morning, dead 8-30, NCRD #338

Martha Tee, Portsmouth, died September 7, 1855 (9-11)
Mourning Myers, Portsmouth, died September 7, 1855 (9-11)
Moses, owned by H. Robinson, dead 8-28
Mr. Harris' colored boy, age 4, Water St., dead 8-29
Mrs. Davis, negro boy at Crawford House, died August 31, 1855 (9-11)

Nancy (slave of Mrs. Crosby's estate), safe keeping, by Mr. James Cahill 10-4
Ned, a negro boy belonging to J. W. Collins, ill 9-2
Negro boy belonging to Dr. Cocke, Portsmouth, died September 29, 1855 (10-2)
Negro boy employed by Mr. Whitehead, Portsmouth, died September 29, 1855 (10-2)
Negro boy of Dr. Peete, Portsmouth, dead 9-26
Negro boy of Dr. Williamson, Portsmouth, died October 4, 1855 (10-6)
Negro boy of H. P. Edwards, dead 9-29
Negro child at Dr. Peete's, 9-2, died August 29, 1855, also August 30, 1855, 9-2
Negro child at Mr. Bohannon's, dead 9-2
Negro child of John Tee, Portsmouth, died September 3, 1855 (9-11)
Negro Esther, at Capt. Benthall's, Portsmouth, dead 9-5
Negro [man] at Mr. [Mrs.] Jones' boardinghouse, Main Street, dead 8-29
Negro man, age 25, at Dr. Cooke's, dead 8-23, 8-24
Negro man, age 50, Freemason Street, dead 8-29
Negro man at James White's, dead 8-30
Negro man at John Gibbs', Williamson's Lane, dead 8-23, 8-24
Negro man belonging to Miss Bricquet, dead 9-2
Negro man belonging to Mr. Taylor, age 40, James Street, dead 8-29
Negro man belonging to Mr. Bell, Avon Street, dead 8-29
Negro man (Bill) of John Cocke, dead 9-2 (2), August 30, 1855
Negro man, Church Street, Norfolk 8-30
Negro man, free colored, Hawk Street, dead 8-31
Negro man, free colored, Union Street, dead 8-29
Negro man (Jack) Church street, owned by Mrs. Good, dead 8-23
Negro man, John, servant of Mr. Taylor, dead 8-27
Negro man, Negro woman of D. Scott, Portsmouth, died September 2, 1855 (9-11)
Negro man of John Tees, Portsmouth, dead 9-6
Negro man of Mr. Brittingham, Portsmouth, dead 9-22
Negro man of Mrs. Brickey, dead 9-2, August 30, 1855
Negro man of R. Williams' estate, dead 9-15
Negro man of W. Gunter, Portsmouth, dead 9-6
Negro man of William Brooks, Portsmouth, died September 3, 1855 (9-11)
Negro man owned by Richard Gatewood, dead 8-27
Negro man, Sip, belonging to W. Walker, dead 8-28
Negro of C. Bailey, Main Street, dead 8-29, 8-30
Negro of Hodsden, Portsmouth, died September 3, 1855 (9-11)
Negro of J. M. Collins, died October 1, 1855 (10-3)
Negro of Miss Cherry, Portsmouth, died September 14, 1855 (9-17)
Negro of W. Hodgsdens, Portsmouth, dead 9-6
Negro of D. Scott, dead 8-30
Negro of F. Herbert, dead 8-30
Negro of Joshua Ballentine, Portsmouth, died September 3, 1855 (9-11)
Negro of William Brooks, Portsmouth, dead 9-6
Negro of William Walker, Holt Street, dead 8-29
Negro woman at Avery Williams', dead 8-30
Negro woman at R. C. Barclay's, Main St., Norfolk, dead 8-29
Negro woman, free colored, Bowser, died September 25, 1855 (9-26)
Negro woman of C. A. Grice, Portsmouth, died September 2, 1855 (9-11)
Negro woman of Capt. Benthall, Portsmouth, died September 2, 1855 (9-11)
Negro woman of Dr. Silvester, Portsmouth, dead 10-13
Negro woman of G. Marshall, Portsmouth, died September 17, 1855 (9-19)
Negro woman of Miss Thompson, Portsmouth, died September 2, 1855 (9-11)
Negro woman of Mr. Brown, Portsmouth, died September 16, 1855 (9-18)
Negro woman of Mr. Gunter, Portsmouth, died September 3, 1855 (9-11)
Negro woman of R. Barnes, Portsmouth, died September 29, 1855 (10-2)
Negro woman of Thomas Dean, Portsmouth, died September 18, 1855 (9-20)
Negro woman of W. W. Davis, Portsmouth, died September 3, 1855 (9-11)
Negro woman of William Collins, died September 18, 1855 (9-20)

Oliver belonging to Dr. Whitehead, dead 9-17

Peed, John, Portsmouth, dead 9-22
Phillip, Freemason St., Norfolk, dead 8-21

Reed, George, Portsmouth, died September 10, 1855 (9-14 x2)
Reed, Sarah, Portsmouth, died September 11, 1855 (9-14 x2)
Richard Steven's negro man, Portsmouth, died October 2, 1855 (10-4)

Sally Simson, Norfolk, dead 9-26
Servant of George Ott, Norfolk, dead 10-6
Servant of J. G. Wilkinson, Norfolk, dead 10-6
Servant of Miss Thorogood, dead 9-25
Servant of Mr. Hosier, ill 10-13
Servant of N. Jones, Norfolk, dead 9-26
Servant of R. D. Barker, Norfolk, dead 10-6
Servant of W. W. Hall, Norfolk, dead 9-25
Servant of W. J. Hardy, Norfolk, dead 9-22
Slave at Mr. Humphreys, Norfolk, dead 9-6
Slave of Capt. Ryan, prisoner overnight in Norfolk jail 10-4
Slave of Mr. Dunbar, Norfolk, died September 10, 1855 (9-12)
Slave of Mrs. Mallory, ill 9-12
Slave of Wm. Hall, in jail Norfolk 10-4
Slave owned by John Cool, Norfolk, dead 9-4
Smith, Peter, runaway slave of Mr. Smith, in Norfolk jail 10-4
Smith, Samuel, preacher, dead 9-25
Stuglass (female), Norfolk, Stuglass
Susan, slave of R. Gatewood, age 60, Church Street, Norfolk, dead 8-27, 8-28

Tom, free colored, Union street, dead 9-1
Tom, slave of Mr. Smith, baker, in prison 10-4
Two colored servants at Cain's hotel, dead 8-23
Two negroes belonging to Mr. Gunter and W. W. Davis, Portsmouth, dead 9-4

Two negroes, hired by Dalisbury, dead 8-28
Tynes, P., Norfolk, dead 9-22

Walker, Ned, dead 8-25
Washington, Polly, Norfolk, dead 9-22
Watts, Bartly, age 60, Queen St., dead 8-25, 8-27
William, belonging to B. O'Neil, dead 8-10
Williams, John, servant of late Josial Wills, dead 10-8

Button, Norfolk, died September 2, 1855 (9-6)

Courtney, Joseph, died September 12, 1855 (9-17)

George, colored man, age 50, in Hall's jail, dead 8-21
Goslin 8-31, murderer of Murphy, dead 9-7

Mr. Hebden, dead 8-31

Parks, Miss, at the Norfolk jail, 9-6

Stallins [Stallings], Miss V., age 38, Guy's Jail, dead 8-27

The following is the Norfolk Chief of Police Clack's report 10-4:

Wm. Gosline, sick with fever. Charge, murder; died 4th Sept.

Hugh McLellan, Thomas Crossgrove, Edward Gakin, John Willis, Charles Reynolds, Isaac Winter, Robert Simpson, William Ashton, James Sullivan, Abel Myers, John Francis and James Ward—charge, mutiny.

Sullivan, Ashton and Francis were taken with the fever on the 4th, and conveyed to the Howard Infirmary. Myers and Ward were taken there also to nurse them. Under the advice of the acting Mayor, from the fear that the fever might spread among them, I discharged the remaining seven—a course which entirely met my own approval, as there was actual danger of the fever spreading.

John O'Hara—charge, larceny; still in jail.

George Cunningham—under sentence for felony; for one year from the 2nd of June, 1855. Still in jail.

Wm. Carrington—under sentence for swindling; for three months from 26th of July, 1855. Still in jail.

Joseph Courtney—under sentence for larceny, —taken with the fever 5th Sept., and conveyed to the Hospital. Died there 12th Sept.

Elizabeth Coffee (f. w. c. )—charge, breach of peace; discharged 6th September, she having a family of children requiring her care.

Mary Burton (f. w. c. )—charge, larceny; committed 23d May, 1855. Taken with fever 6th Sept., and conveyed to the Hospital—returned convalescent 12th Sept.

Peter Smith (slave of Mr. Smith)—runaway; taken with the fever 6th Sept., and conveyed to the Hospital—returned convalescent 12th Sept.

Isaac (slave of Eber Shaw)—safe keeping, at request of owner. Taken with the fever 14th Sept., and conveyed to the Hospital—returned convalescent 22d Sept.

Slave of Wm. Hall—safe keeping. Taken out by his owner 7th Sept.

COMMITMENTS BY Police Chief Clack.—J. D. Marks—larceny; committed 5th Sept., discharged 6th Sept.

Georgiana Johnson (f. w. c.,) Hannah Ellett (f. w. c.,) Isaiah Ricks (f. m. c.) and a slave of Capt. Ryan, found in a disorderly brothel, engaged in riot—committed 10th Sept., discharged 11th Sept.

Ben Butt (slave of Francis Butt)—charge, assault with dangerous weapon on free man of color; committed 15th September, tried before Mr. Whitehead 26th September, and sentenced to 89 stripes.

Tom (slave of Mr. Smith, baker)—Drunk in the streets and out after bell-ring; committed 15th Sept., discharged on 18th Sept., on representation of Mr. Edw'd Hardy.

Hannah Ellet (f. w. c.)—vagrant and disorderly.

Leslie Gillespie—found lying drunk on Main street near Commerce: committed 18th Sept., discharged 20th Sept.

Jonas Myers—found lying drunk on Union street; committed 19th September, discharged 20th September.

Nancy (slave of Mrs. Crosby's estate)—safe keeping, by Mr. James Cahill; committed 22d September, discharged 25th Sept.

Alexander Forgid—charge, assault and battery; committed 24th Sept., tried before Mr. Whitehead 25th September, and bound over in $100 penalty to keep the peace for six months.

Cedar Grove - 238 E. Princess Anne Road, Norfolk
Cedar Grove, Portsmouth
Elmwood - 238 E. Princess Anne Road, Norfolk
Forest Lawn, Granby Street, Norfolk
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St. Mary's Catholic - 3000 Church Street, Norfolk
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