| Reference |
Comment |
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A road is shown west of Richmond and west of the
Richmond & Danville RR, both south and north of the James
River. The road on the north side is the Tuckahoe RR (which may
not have been a steam road at this time) and the road on the
south side is not known to have ever existed. |
| XVI/1 |
| XVII/1 |
| LXXXVI/12 |
| LXXXIX/2 |
| CXXXVII |
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The road east of Powhite Station (on the Richmond
& Danville RR) and farthest from the James River had been
removed in 1857. It had been the Chesterfield RR to coal mines. |
| LXIII/1, 6 |
The road shown from Navy Cove to Fort Morgan,
Mobile Bay, had been a tram road at the start of the war. It was
in active use in 1861 {NA,
M&O 5-1-61, NA,
S&C 5-11-61, NA,
M&O 9-30-61, NA,
M&O 10-30-61, NA,
S&C 10-19-61, NA,
RR 10-31-61, NA,
S&C 12-7-61, NA,
M&O 11-15-61, NA,
S&C 6-15-64} At some point, the iron rails were removed and replaced with wooden
rails. |
| CXLVII |
The "Mobile & Pensacola RR" was
never constructed. |
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