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Mon, 7 Jul 2008 20:39:34 -0500
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Virginia Hospital
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Hi All -  Oh the mysteries we all come up with, huh?!

Would anyone know of this hospital that supposedly existed in the early
1900's at 1100 E. Clay St. in Richmond?  The name was listed on my
great-grandmother's death certificate and I thought it was just a fluke -
like someone just put "Virginia hospital" because they didn't know the
name.  Then I saw this name and address.

Any info appreciated.  My best to all!!

Shirley Cox Schroeder

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