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58 TEQUESTA ing Office, 1931). 4. Richards, "Reminiscences." 5. Marjory Stoneman Douglas, The Everglades: River of Grass, rev. ed. (St. Simons Island: Mockingbird Books, 1979), 211-12. 6. Rodney E. Dillon, Jr., "South Florida in 1860," Florida Historical Quarterly LX (April 1982), 447 (hereafter FHQ); Bissell to Woodbury, December 30, 1863, Letters Received, 1861-65, Department and District of Key West, 1861-68, Pt 1, Records of the U.S. Army Continental Commands 1821-1920, Pt 1, Record Group 393, (hereafter RG 393), National Archives, Washington, D.C. 7. Ibid; Theodore Pratt, The Barefoot Mailman (New York: Duell, Sloan and Pierce, 1943), v-vi. 8. Douglas, The Everglades, 211. 9. Arva Moore Parks, Miami, The Magic City, (Tulsa, OK: Continental Heritage Press, 1981), 36. 10. Idem., "Where the River Met the Bay: Historical Study of the Granada Site, Miami, Florida" (Tallahassee: Florida Division of Archives, 1980), 103-107. 11. Richards, "Reminiscences." 12. Sarah Eaton, "Report of the City of Miami Planning Department to the Heritage Conservation Board on the Potential Designation of Fort Dallas (William English Plantation) Lummus Park," (1983), 6. 13. Thelma Peters, "Settlers Uncover Their Roots," The Miami Herald, June 3, 1985, 1B, 3B. 14. U.S. Census; Parks, Miami, The Magic City, 36. 15. Margot Ammidown, "The Wagner Family: Homesteading in Miami's Pioneer Era," Manuscript in Research Center, Historical Museum of Southern Florida, Miami Florida (hereafter HMSF), 35- 36 (hereafter cited as Ammidown, Manuscript); Margot Ammidown, "The Wagner Family: Pioneer Life on the Miami River," Tequesta XLII (1982) 9-10 (hereafter cited as Ammidown, "Wagner Family"). 16. Ammidown, "Wagner Family," 9-10; Howard Kleinberg, Miami: The Way We Were (Miami: The Miami News, 1985), 16. 17. A Coast Survey Map from 1849 shows the notation, "Fletcher's Mill," next to a building on the river's south side. Parks, Miami, The Magic City, 34. 18. Ibid., 36; Wright Langley and Arva Moore Parks eds., "Diary of an Unidentified Land Official, 1855, Key West to Miami," Tequesta XLIII (1983).
Miami During the Civil War 59 19. Letter by Lt. Anson Cooke in 1849 written at Ferguson's Mill on the Miami River, University of Miami Library, Special Collections. See Howard Kleinberg, "Soldier guards 'Fort Desolation,'" Series, "Miami: The Way We Were," no. 196, The Miami News, February 16, 1985, 4C; Peters, "Settlers Uncover Their Roots," lB. 20. Langley and Parks eds., "Diary of an Unidentified Land Official, 1855, Key West to Miami;" Jefferson B. Browne, Key West The Old And The New (St. Augustine: The Record Co., 1912; facsimile reproduction, Gainesville: University of Florida Press, 1973), 175, 221. 21. Henry J. Wagner, Manuscript in the Research Center, HMSF, [1942], Wagner File, 4. He was William F. Wagner's grandson. See also Henry J. Wagner, "Early Pioneers of South Florida," Tequesta, IX (1949). 22. Richards, "Reminiscences." 23. Oby J. Bonawit, Miami, Florida, Families and Records, (Oby J. Bonawit, 1980), 45. 24. Wagner, Manuscript, 5; Thelma Peters, Lemon City, Pioneering On Biscayne Bay 1850-1925, (Miami: Banyan Books, 1976), 8-11. 25. Ralph M. Munroe, The Commodore's Story, reprint ed., (Miami: Historical Association of South Florida, 1966), 95; Douglas, The Everglades, 211; Richards, "Reminiscences." 26. Arva Moore Parks, "Ned Beasley and Coconut Grove," Update, vol 4 no. 5 (June 1977), 7-8. 27. Wagner, Manuscript, 2. 28. Ammidown, "Wagner Family," 16. 29. Richards, "Reminiscences." 30. Official Records Of The Union And Confederate Navies In The War Of The Rebellion (hereafter ORN), 30 vols. (Washington, D.C., 1894-1927), series I, XII, 201-206. 31. William Watson Davis, The Civil War And Reconstruction In Florida (New York: Columbia University, 1913), 145; Soldiers of Florida In The Seminole Indian-Civil And Spanish-American Wars (Board of State Institutions, 1903; reprint ed., Macclenny, Florida: Richard J. Ferry, 1983), 37. 32. George E. Buker, "St. Augustine and the Union Blockade," El Escribano, The St. Augustine Journal of History XXIII (1986), 2- 3; Dorothy Dodd ed., "'Volunteers' Report Destruction of Light-
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