Vassall, Mrs. Bernard Barton, formerly Frances Childs, teacher with Clara at Bordentown, I: 65; her memories, 66 _seq._; Clara’s letters to, 114; describes Clara’s Washington home, 121; her marriage, 133; letter of Clara to, 141; description of Clara Barton’s attire, 221; letters of Clara Barton to, 286-89; II: 23, 36, 77. Vassall, Irving, I: 134. Vassall, Mrs. Vester, Clara Barton’s sister Sarah, I: 133; II: 56, 65; sickness and death, 89. Venice, Clara Barton in, II: 64, 72. Verona, Clara Barton in, II: 71. Voris, Gen. Alvin C., I: 249. Wagner, Fort, assault on, I: 248. Ward, George K., II: 162. Washburn, Dr. George, II: 253. Wellesley, Clara Barton at, II: 270. Wells, Rev. C. M., I: 210, 227. Whiteman, Mrs. Reuben, II: 162. Wight, Isle of, II: 73. Wilderness, Battle of the, I: 273. Willard, Frances, Clara Barton’s letter to, II: 203, 204. William the Conqueror, I: 9. Wilson, Senator Henry, called on Clara Barton on her return from Hilton Head, I: 264-66; corrects abuses reported by Clara Barton, 278-79; Clara Barton’s letters concerning her desire to write a book, 330-33. Windom, Hon. William, II: 163, 167. Woodruff, Oscar, II: 162. Yellow fever epidemic, II: 229. Young, Charles S., correspondence with Clara Barton, II: 301-303. Zouaves, I: 116. Transcriber’s Notes Page 145: “no executive actio” changed to “no executive action” Page 146: “stanch friends” changed to “staunch friends” Page 254: “translaion of which” changed to “translation of which” Page 345: “selfa-ccusation” changed to “self-accusation”