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One man's war at home.(Local)
The Virginian Pilot
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May 28, 2006
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Byline: DAN ROBERTS
After it was over, he must have thought he had a knack for attracting trouble. Wilmer McLean became the man who fled war only to have it pursue him.
In 1850, McLean, a prominent Alexandria merchant, married a widow, Virginia Beverley Mason . They lived at Yorkshire, her 1,200-acre plantation in Fairfax County, not far from a small creek known as Bull Run just outside the village of Manassas Junction.
McLean was a son of one of the most prominent commercial families of Alexandria. His marriage to Mason, among the commonwealth's ...
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