“Yellow Fever in Montgomery

On examining the number of white females who lived, day and night, on the three most important streets of the city–Court, Perry and Madison–I find only seventeen to be recorded.  In fact, on Madison, only the Brittons, Michels and Harrisses remained.

With regard to the mortality, the Board of Health reports eighty cases of deaths by Yellow Fever.  To this permit me to add the following persons, who in my opinion, died of the same disease, notwithstanding the interment certificate given: …Julia Ware, …”

Reference Data:

Charleston Medical Journal and Review, Vols. 1-2, 1874, page 293