The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

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wiiIan, Gooch, Jro. who settled In Char.
lottesvIlle III 1893, alter which he moved
to the a,..ntry and settled on his farm,
called "vernlnhs,''5 In the ivy neighbor-
hood where he obtained 1. large prnc-
tcc. Tho doctor was quito an original
character, fond OF good eating and drink
lng, and. being quite wealthy did not r.,-
gard his practice very closely. TO show
HIS tr1annersof business aud how the old
Virginia doctors treated their patients
In those days, the following anscdote
At one time, while drinking and feast
Ing, Tic little son Of a neghbor came
n, h,irredy and said doctor, mothers
sick; wants you to come"
Very we'll; go along; III be there
directly"
and said ,.1'"Dootor, mothers getting
worse wants yot, to come qu ok. :"
Every we'll !; I'll be there presently"
After another hour the boy hltrriedly
returned and exclaimed
.,1ooctor, mothers dylng!"
Tho doctor turned and shouted back.
.1.et her dio and be DID,
But he was said to have been q skillful
physician, ana had d large practice over
the county
we give the arms .ns worn-by Sir VIII
liam Gooch, when he came over to Viz
ginia They are described as: Arms
nerpnIe. argent (whlte) and sable (darO,
a, shevron between three talbots (1ounds)
.passant co,lnterchunged; on a chief,
gutas (rcd). as many leopardsa heads, or
(gold).
:pa lc, argent and sable.
& h1otto-Tide ct VIRTUE (virtuous and
The family seatawas at Benacre Hall.
Suffolk county, England. which was oc-
cupied BY Sir Edward Sherlock Gooch,
seventh baronet. w!o succeeded his
father November 9th, 1856.
I ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES.
All queries Of a genealogical or herald'c
character viii be answered 'nthis column.
fMrs) IN. II. H." Raleigh N. G.
"Won't you give a fuller account Of the
Lewis family especially those IN tho
Underwater region? Also. publish more
o etob "a. article. Explaining tie difference
Ssei Air;" :. y; ' Hall and Zen
70 give full account Of the Lewis fam
ily would occupy three or four columns
OF this paper. However, In our tive
Will give the coat,of-arms Of th the, b re
differences between those and the other
branches in Virginia. though they are not
sextant, but quarterly.
TO nB, b." Albemarlc county, Va
Yes. 81 our next (thrteenth we will
give all we can find on the Mlnge family
and their connections.
To "w. D. Blanks" GAINESVILLE, Va;
we have seen very little so far on the
"Dabbs" family, but will look up what
we can and give it on the 18th.
."A1lss z: A.. L." Lynchburfg,. :, Va, Il re
ss9ie!psa e. !, ssatof:srns in he genoa
Tbey are heraldic authorizations for the
various tnts used in colorlng the A !, rs.
"Or'' stands for orange yellow Ia ~ .,1 Iop
azure (bluc) "sa for SABLE (dat 1 lac -.
Ing low the escutcheon is colored It IS
usually done in heraldic' language. occu.
pyinR as little space as possible, W n ! ~
any one familiar with ths science re '1S
utl TIE s. WINSTON FAMILY. AGAIN.
The writer Of the Genealogical Column
admits that he Is not ,s u a y, vr p but
manyGof tile errors. omissions and com
missions, attributed to him by dessee =. q
ants the or Sesr 3se Sins 81
dha M nr,nter. Yet, The saoknowledge s to
some, attributable to, haste Or more e'l 9 :! re-
iq R o.e adInt1y family he mas
whch IS here given 81, !. u
First. He thanks Mr.: John syme. H 4. gu
a af the DESCENDANTS added the typsS
made him say Luck" for Lucy any
'Lyve'' for Syme. IN
Bishop Meade also gives relerenff,e - gn ny
L flx, ha not Wholly lSuu.
Thanks are also due to Up. 3. p" TOR
corrections and for the information l Mn nlnl
| tion to the family history, especially ne
CONNECTIONS with the Dabneys, prlGesI
Rossers and others. Such taGls arg VIA WI =,
| the Genealogical Column desires ~ ~"
From an esteemed e;spondent OF g e
years old we have the following: !, =.
isaac Winston, Of the Revolutionary war;
Ne had three sons, William James and
Edmund and two daughters, one WIG
married Price, and 1,o one Henry denr% T The
eldest son married Miss Harris; the sec &c e.
ond son Miss Sallie Taylor. They left
three sons and two daughters. One
daughter married into the Wood Of ,la ram.
dants. The Oldest son, James died with.
out issue. The second, William Darracott
| " inston, married Mrs. Elizabeth Darro.
They left THREE peee shd amas eheny
| merchant OF Richmond; the second, Sallie
~, married John r, Taylor, clerk e: Of
Hanover county The youngest son VIII
liam .. Winston, was killed at ne
| Vaughn, and left three children. MY
father, Nv. 10. Winston. was n lawyer. lie
iieepresentsd Hanover county in 1913 for
| four years In the House and two years
great lover of Henry Clay. who was q
personal friend Edmund Winston mar
ried Miss Terrell. and had four daugh !. e y
,onn Woodfbk; second daughter married
Mr.. Morris; third daughter married pr
James Gregory; fourth daughter married
| N. b. Cooke, The only son Edmund y
! Winston. married Sallie Winston. OF
Courtlaild, daughter Of William .. Win
| ston clerk of Hanover county,"