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312 Mrs. A. H. and Miss S. H. Gibbons, Mrs. E. J. Russell, Mrs. Mary W. Lee, Miss Cornelia M. Tompkins, Mrs. Anna C. McMeens, Mrs. Jerusha R. Small, Mrs. S. A. Martha Canfield, Mrs. E. Thomas and Miss Morris, Mrs. Shepard Wells, Mrs. E. F. Wetherell, Phebe Allan, Mrs. Edward Greble, Miss Isabella Fobb, Mrs. E. E. George, Mrs. Charlotte E. McKay, Mrs. Fanny L. Ricketts, Mrs. John S. Phelps, Mrs. Jane R. Munsell, Mrs. Adeline Tyler, Mrs. Wm. H. Holstein, Mrs. Cordelia A. P. Harvey, Mrs. Sarah R. Johnston, Emily E. Parsons, Miss Cornelia Hancock, Mrs. Mary Morris Husband, (Granddaughter of Robert Morris, the great financier of the Revolutionary War). Katharine Prescott Wormeley, The Misses Woolsey, Anna Maria Ross, Mary J. Safford, Mrs. Lydia G. Parish, Mrs. Anna Wittenmeyer, Miss Melcenia Elliott, Mary Dwight Pettes, Mrs. Elmira Fales, Louisa Maertz, Mrs. Harriet R. Colfax, Miss Clara Davis, (afterwards the wife of Rev. Edward Abbott, of Cambridge), Mrs. R. H. Spencer, Mrs. Harriet Foote Hawley, (the wife of Brevet Major-General Hawley, late Governor of Connecticut, and afterwards U. S. Senator from Connecticut), Ellen E. Mitchell, Miss Jessie Holmes, Miss Vance and Miss Blackmar, Hattie Dada, Susan A. Hall, Mrs. Sarah P. Edson, Maria M. C. Hall.

All these women are mentioned as heroic and efficient nurses in "Women's Work in the Civil War," and to that book the reader must be commended for further knowledge of them.