Emma Green (nurse) (English Wikipedia)

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  • Champion, Allison Brophy (May 22, 2015). "Madison resident lands leading role in PBS drama 'Mercy Street'". Culpeper Star Exponent. Retrieved February 23, 2019. Green was the consummate Southern belle who, distressed at the treatment of Confederate wounded, volunteered as a nurse at Mansion House Hospital, established by the Union on the site of her family's luxury hotel in Alexandria. She was also the sweetheart of Confederate spy Frank Stringfellow, a Culpeper County native. After the war, the two married and lived at Woodberry Forest School, a few miles from where James' training as an actress took root.

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  • "Sneak peek Friday of PBS drama featuring Madison-born actress". Culpeper Star Exponent. November 5, 2015. Retrieved February 23, 2019. Her character, Emma, is the oldest daughter of the prominent Green family of Alexandria, where they once owned the luxurious Mansion House Hotel that became a Union hospital during the Civil War. Emma, in addition, was the sweetheart of Culpeper County's own Confederate scout, Frank Stringfellow, played by Jack Falahee in the series. As the war encroaches on her family business, Emma decides to become a volunteer nurse.

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  • Don DeBats, Margaret-Ann Williams (2016). "Emma Green: The Making of a Southern Identity". University of Virginia. Retrieved February 27, 2016. Over the next three years, Emma and her family, influenced by family ties and by the events of a war that engulfed them, slowly transferred their loyalty from the Union to the Confederacy.
  • "Emma Green: The Making of a Southern Identity". Retrieved November 30, 2016.

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