ENUntranscribed 1862
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Untranscribed 1862Diary, 186 The gaps in the blue ridge through which an army can pass are 7 in number. December 24 () 8 miles from Harpers Ferry Spitcher 24 miles through which passes the alexander and H. F. Turnpike. December 25 Ashley 30 miles from H.F. through it a branch pike from Alexandra to Winchester. December 26 14 miles before Ashly is Manasa gap through it runs the rail road 8 miles before December 27 in chester gap a road not much traveled passes through it December 28 20 miles down is thorton gap through which the supplies for lee army was hauled December 29 In wagons from gordonsville to culpeper | Untranscribed 1862Diary, 186 The gaps in the blue ridge through which an army can pass are 7 in number. December 24 () * miles from Harpen Highway Spitcher 24 miles through which passes the aleyander H.H. Turnpike. December 25 Ashley 30 miles from HH through it a branch pike from Aleyareau to Winchester. December 26 !4 miles before Ashly is Manasa gap through it runs the nail road 8 miles before December 27 in chester gap a road not much traveled passes through it December 28 20 miles down is shorter gap through which the supplies for lee army was hauled December 29 In wagons from gordonslille to culpeper |