The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-11
GEN. oRD,s FAMILY HISTORY.

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 The death of General E. .. (. Ord. of the United States army. exci,cs consider able in,eres; m this city. owing to his family connections here. General oFd's father naasTied into one ot oag oldest and most respected families ard the general ] himself has Jeff many relatives n this i locality. \ lady friend cf the Cresap family. who IS an old ei;ixen and well known 10 the citizens oi Allegheny county. has furnished your correspondent wlih some interesting "reminiscences in this connection. Ere the beginning oi the ptesen; century pres, aruvea from England 2; the Roman Catholic college. then located a, Washington. D. C. hrins- i lng with him a lad abou; eigh, years old. who. together with handsome caskes and a miniature of the lads mother. was !ef, m charge oi the college authorities. The lad .s oroash, up n ;hc picciuCis of the college. educated for the priest. hood and ordained I pfies, when afrtsing !, the age oi maturity. \, the college he was named James ord. and ehsle under age rceelved regularly large yearly allowances. winch p.ainly proved that hls parents whoever they were were Il the wealthy class.
 Though ordained l priest the yeunE naAa never aamins>tere,. n shc haloh h he wat ei l>4, he sa4aei inc atn1x whcfc he fe efve8 the ale et seacf Ii lnd came ;a Cumberland There he me, nc daughter ai Na3oac. Dame. Ctcs4p fta,u sheu. llAn mountain deiNesl ;s name
 and sabse acai.y mayaea .hai csss- iaaele tAsy. Gelosel tIesap aul. GaI1tur Lynn serve n the same atfas and the salonei dlca aeiose fhe waI vas over General efd returned ,o Washington After some NcAts residence or hsS wtte estate en ;he upper lolomae. and sts employed n the government senlee Hnia within the past twenty years, when he removed te San ftanelseo. Gal, anG anassed a very large fortune. He died III ,-i at ;he age oi eieht, years. leaving seven sons ard daughter as Inc only ieprcsen,a;n ei hts family n ih,s coan- tN. for iil ,iaee of his pateniage was los, tn hs yoe.h hv inc bufnlng ot Inc college IT which thc easke, IF miniature hciefe mentioned hal been kep,.
 Ills oldest son. Edsad otho ,teSap. died Sandty uisht ai yellow ieset on hl> W.ty tteM cIA ral io Ne~ Ink !le hsei won | splendid ss.gats ir1nId The second son MAS namcd 4efh,us the ,hua. la ius. neM ,rate.lns ,a Eatepe ln seatch pt hls lnecsffai mage the names at ,he others ltc l4eurkus. loha. Nafcc,ius and lmes. The ouls ,taashlef .lelns s.as named t.eofg anna. and was uattiee n a ioIci gn III alsiei many years ago. whose nJ1ac eiI informant ,aatd n; furnish.
 l, <, beheyel here ' the eres4p amil, ,hit tscacIal ord Wa l grandson ei t.eoi = the ls and Mrs. ftihetbc,t. t. whom he sas marued hy fo,es;ani pfleSi @k,ic puufe rexeus Inc consent II parliament had not been ssvcn. and :he marriage ws,s illegal n English law \ son was born by ihis uDion and con signed ,o the care of a tutor named Ord. who einls lsf4ie,. ~iih hm to ihls country The youth took ,he name ot his ta'ai. and m arued Mary land lady. by whou, he had tWo sons, Atlantleas and laeItegs. The hFsi was sent to West tom, anu the secone be, amc lawyer n New orleans, and emis sta,ed to California ,S years ago, where he held the position oi judge
 Earl Russell III his I.iie ot ioS denies that there was any issue. and says e fortunately iar the naiion, the marriage oi the uare II Wales and Ms fs,g her Der; @as noi carsct wth issne There $ ,e .lei ie ms siuguin story wh, t.u. Russell l9es bai tell In au te,.or iai ahci Nas ,secA .n me 14u. Len l. sa eais tas leasl, piase iN4, ,he la4r.e II Watf. b.f t,rfHesty r,s. pad aH aaag [, ii tofuari csti'af ei hr
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 int 9tppressins some ictel 0hs |, .ay c9tfir mad ,hresteuel te g. ls-h te'8'le, ia Inc pfince's marriage tn Mrs F.fhrf- oeft Inc deien 4ni n thc a9unn sls saeel for ii9ei, eensisfnE ID the charge that the former ea3,or pi Inc li5talss PsE afterwards ! magfs'ga'e in ;hr eoanty of Saf'o X. had beer saiIly abz ,alning and reeening hush money frem the prinee of Wales. The dctendart pleaded and pro.ed ;ha; Inc charge was true and the ury gave ham serdlsi The payment of he lnngiiy was distinctly traced through several person. 'o ;he treasurer of the duthy of Cornwall. one -i The pftncc's officers.