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Manassas National Battlefield Park, Virginia
The Henry House
Mrs Judith Henry her Daughter, Son John and a Servant remained in the house during the first battle of Manassas.
Sadly Mrs Henry died on July 21st. after being wounded by artillery fire as she lay in bed.
Mrs Judith Henry her Daughter, Son John and a Servant remained in the house during the first battle of Manassas.
Sadly Mrs Henry died on July 21st. after being wounded by artillery fire as she lay in bed.
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1st. Manassas/Bull Run
Number of men engaged
Union 35,000
Confederate 30-35,000
Casualties
Union Killed 460
Wounded 1,124
Missing/Captured 1,312
Total 2,896
Casualties
Confederate Killed 387
Wounded 1,582
Missing/Captured 13
Total 1,982
2nd. Manassas/Bull Run
Number of men engaged
Union 60-63,00
Confederate 50-54,000
Casualties
Union Killed 1,747
Wounded 8,452
Missing/Captured 4,263
Total 14,462
Casualties
Confederate
Killed 1,481
Wounded 7,621
Missing/Captured 89
Total 9,211
Battle at Bull Run
By William C. Davis
2nd. Manassas/Bull Run
Return to Bull Run
By John J. Hennessy
Second Manassas 1862
By John Langellier
Second Bull Run Campaign
By David G. Martin
By William C. Davis
2nd. Manassas/Bull Run
Return to Bull Run
By John J. Hennessy
Second Manassas 1862
By John Langellier
Second Bull Run Campaign
By David G. Martin
There stands Jackson like a stone wall! Rally behind the Virginians!..... Gen. Barnard E. Bee
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* The original Henry house was destroyed during the war, The house standing on the battlefield today was built sometime after the war!