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tai Note or pct stamps. Address NUNDA
/ PUBLISHING Co, Nunda, y. y.
/ Major W. w. Thornton died suddenly Of
/ heart disease at his residence in Prince Will
liam county Sunday night, aged about fifty
| four years He .Yas warm hearted, in
tellgent gentleman, and had held many po-
| sitiOns of honor aud trust, always fulfilling
| his duties uithuprightness and impartiality.
- Warren Sentinel
We knew MAJ. Thornton veil during the
war. He was then one Of the kindest and
most courteous ST mankind, and in later
years must have been a type of the genuine
Old Virginia Gentleman" We have
heard Of his death with sincere sorrow. We
had hoped to meet him again in the flesh.
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Susan Peyton Randolph, widow of the
late Col. James Innes Randolph, died Thurs
day last at her home in Loudoun county,
Va Mrs Randolph was the daughter of
Gen Addison Armistsad, brother of Col.
George Armistead, of Fort McHenry fame.
Gen. Addison Armistead was engaged in
the defense of Savannah, and received
wounds then from which he died shortly
afterNard. Her mother was a Miss Peyton.
She was born near Winchester, VA, and
spent great deal of her childhood at Ben
Lomond," the old country seat of Gen.
Walker Armistead, near the Blue Ridge
MOUNTAINS. She married at the age of is
Col. James lines Randolph. then student
in Winchester, and who was the son Of Pey-
ton Randolph, of Wilton. All Of her Ar
instead relatives were conspicuous in mill
tary conflicts from the revolution down to
the late war when the last soldier of note
IN the family-Gen Lewis Armiste ad-was
killed at Gettysburg III tie charge of Pick
ett's division She sent six sons into the
Southern army The family was completely
broken up by The invasion or Northern
troops into Virginia and she went to Rich
mond. After the war she came back TO
Northern Virginia, where she has since
lived, d, her home, Woodside" Her
children and gra; ..di-ehildren are scattered !
here and there over the United States. Maj |
Times Randolph, cle of heF sons. lives IN /
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5tnl Gsehsm is re;urrsd t. the Intdfiaua Psati. !