Staunton River Raid

Staunton River Raid is a Virginia historical marker in Brunswick County, dedicated 1935.

Brunswick County · dedicated 1935 · Rte. 1, 250 feet south of intersection with Rte. 637.

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The Union General Wilson, returning to Grant's army from a raid to Staunton River, crossed the road near here, June, 1864.

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under a mile from where William Gabby lived in the 1760s

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Staunton River Raid

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