The address of the Jennie Wade House is: 548 Baltimore St, Gettysburg, PA 17325
Jennie Wade, whose house is now a museum of sorts, was the only noncombatant civilian who died as a result of military action ( one or two bullet holes) in the Battle of Gettysburg. She was engaged in baking bread for the Union troops at the time of the gunshots.l It is a tragedy of war.
A notable school teacher at Gettysburg during the Civil War was Jennie Wade. She is famously known as the only civilian killed during the Battle of Gettysburg in July 1863, when a stray bullet struck her while she was baking bread for Union soldiers. Wade's tragic story highlights the impact of the Civil War on local civilians and their daily lives in Gettysburg.
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There was a woman killed in it? Well which one i mean thousands died during the civil war...
The only civilian killed at Gettysburg was Jennie Wade, killed by a stray Confederate bullet while she was making bread.
Mary Virginia "Jennie" Wade, a 20-year-old resident of Gettysburg, was the only civilian to die in the battle of Gettysburg. On the morning of July 3, 1863 Jennie stood in the kitchen of her sister's house kneading bread for the Union soldiers when a bullet went through the door and killed Jennie instantly. Sadly, Jennie's fiance, Jack Skelly, was wounded and died before he knew that Jennie too had died. The home where Jennie Wade died in Gettysburg, PA is now a musuem visited by thousands every year.
The phone number of the Jennie Wade House is: 717-334-4100.
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The address of the Jennie Wade House is: 548 Baltimore St, Gettysburg, PA 17325
The address of the Thefriends Of The Jennie Wade is: 6664 Scoffield Rd, Ripley, OH 45167-9682
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As far as I Know, No. She was an unmarried young woman which makes the tragedy deeper.
Mary Virginia (Jenny) Wade, age 20, killed when a random bullet from the Battle of Gettysburg went through the door of her sisters house and hit her in the back and heart. She died instantly. She was visiting her sister to help her with her newborn baby. She died in the presence of her mother while they were in the kitchen kneading dough for bisquits. And by the way, as a side story, in her apron pocket was a photograph of her boyfriend, Jack Skelly, who unbeknownst to her, had died a week ago in Virginia while fighting with the Pennsylvannia Regiment. They are buried near each other.
Jennie Wade, whose house is now a museum of sorts, was the only noncombatant civilian who died as a result of military action ( one or two bullet holes) in the Battle of Gettysburg. She was engaged in baking bread for the Union troops at the time of the gunshots.l It is a tragedy of war.