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            Date/Time: Saturday, March 18, 2023n 10 AM 
            
            
            Microsoft Word - Fredericksburg Tour Marching Orders
            
             
             
            Subject Matter: Colonel John Singleton Mosby’s March
            9, 1863 daring raid far inside Union lines near the Fairfax
            Courthouse 
             
            Microsoft Word - Fredericksburg Tour Marching Order
            Tour Guide: Don Hackenson – Author, Renowned Mosby
            Authority 
             
            Gathering Time/Assembly Location: 10 AM /
            Truro Anglican Church parking lot (10520 Main St., Fairfax)
            – abuts North & Main Streets 
             
            Tour Start Time: 10:15 AM 
             
            Tour Duration: 1-1/2 hrs. 
            
              
                
                  Lunch (targeted 12
                      Noon): Ornery Beer Company Public House (Fairfax)
                    – within walking
                      distance; individual lunch tab 
                 
               
             
            Mode of Transportation/Clothing: Walking - Dress as
            appropriate for prevailing weather conditions, wear
            comfortable walking shoes and consider a walking stick if
            necessary 
            
              - Walking distance: Less than 1⁄2 mile
 
             
            Tour Stops include: 
            1. Thomas Murray house: Mosby believed this was the HQs of
            LTC Sir Percy Windham. T. Murray was arrested after the raid
            and sent to Old Capitol Prison in Wash. 
             
            2. Ford House: Residence of Edward R. Ford and his daughter,
            Antonia Ford. BG Edwin H. Stoughton’s mother and sister were
            staying here, as were various Union officers before and
            after the raid. This gave Antonia ample opportunities to
            listen and gather military information which she passed on
            to J.E.B. Stuart and later to John Mosby. Accused of
            assisting Mosby, she was ultimately arrested and sent to Old
            Capitol Prison, where she met her future husband, Union
            Major Joseph Willard. 
             
            3. Joshua Gunnell house: Outhouse Johnstone story 
             
            4. Fairfax Courthouse: Mosby and his men would capture
            various Union soldiers sleeping in tents on the courthouse
            grounds, in addition to the Union telegrapher here. 
             
            5. Dr. William Presley Gunnell house: Mosby’s capture of
            Union BG Edwin Stoughton 
             
            6. Fairfax Cemetery: Optional 
             
            Cost: Free to All
                 
                 
              BRCWRT Contact: Jim Lewis,
            antietam1862@verizon.net 703 620-2956 
            
            
             
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