 | Woodbury Freeman Pride - Fort Riley (Kan.) - 1926 - 352 pages
...His wife had cholera. Additional cases were noted all over the post. Thus the morning of the third opened. An ambulance had gone after Major Armistead....nurses for Mrs. Wood and her two children and Mrs. Armistead. I never saw braver or more devoted nurses and friends than the Clarksons. They took Mrs.... | |
 | Woodbury Freeman Pride - Fort Riley (Kan.) - 1926 - 352 pages
...wife and two children. All had cholera. Brevet Major Armistead, afterwards Major-General Armistead of the Confederate Army, had gone up the Smoky Hill...were noted all over the post. Thus the morning of the third opened. An ambulance had gone after Major Armistead. Reverend Mr. Clarkson, the post chaplain,... | |
 | Percival Green Lowe - History - 1973 - 388 pages
...All had cholera. Brevet Major Armistead, afterwards Major-General Armistead of the Confederate Army,5 had gone up the Smoky Hill with his company, leaving...were noted all over the post. Thus the morning of the third opened. An ambulance had gone after Major Armistead. Reverend Mr. Clarkson, the post chaplain,... | |
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Thus the morning of the 3d opened. An ambulance had gone after Major Armistead. Reverend Mr. Clarkson, the post chaplain, with his wife and niece, were the only nurses for Mrs. Wood and her two children and Mrs. Armistead. I never saw braver or more devoted... 