During the war there were many raids along the Pocomoke, Annemessex and Wicomico revers and Coulbourne's and Back creeks.
From the diary of Thomas Seon Sudler:
"May 25, 1813, Tuesday night about 10 o'clock, James Curtis came to see me to inform me that the British was up the Pocomoke as far as the Flatts, and that another party of them was up as far as Jerico, the mouth of the Annemessex River. We are becoming a very unhappy people. War and bloodshed appears to be the Ellement of the French Democrats and war party."
Sure Not Too Happy About the British Being Amongst Them. --Brock-Perry
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