Died during the Fredericksburg Scarlet Fever epidemic of Fall/Winter 1861-62.
"The pace of death and sorrow from the Scarlet Fever Epidemic waned after the new year, 1862. The last known death related to the epidemic came in February, when Thomas R. Wolfe, the five-year-old namesake of widow Maria Wolfe’s late husband, succumbed."
"The pace of death and sorrow from the Scarlet Fever Epidemic waned after the new year, 1862. The last known death related to the epidemic came in February, when Thomas R. Wolfe, the five-year-old namesake of widow Maria Wolfe’s late husband, succumbed."
Died during the Fredericksburg Scarlet Fever epidemic of Fall/Winter 1861-62.
"The pace of death and sorrow from the Scarlet Fever Epidemic waned after the new year, 1862. The last known death related to the epidemic came in February, when Thomas R. Wolfe, the five-year-old namesake of widow Maria Wolfe’s late husband, succumbed."
"The pace of death and sorrow from the Scarlet Fever Epidemic waned after the new year, 1862. The last known death related to the epidemic came in February, when Thomas R. Wolfe, the five-year-old namesake of widow Maria Wolfe’s late husband, succumbed."
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YOUNGEST CHILD OF
THOS. R. & MARIA B.
WOLFE
AGED 6 YEARS
Date of Death per St. George burial records
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