The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-03
Banks""g "jsssays on Subjects OF Taste ash
"Principes OF Rent, Wages and fronts 'l''',
"'rhe Valley of the SYSTEMATICALLY" a. mover,

"prineiples OF rent, Wages and Fronts"
"rbe Valley Of the shenandoah," a. novel; mover.
aud "a voyage to the Neon s ar,Ha,,a
romance. lie died IN 1901 ~ IN Stcrwoou.4
Fay OF his worts arg r npW Born In her
m,,.ia In ii5aGst. George Ttickeir,--who WIS tIs
aaualy IS taiented ana sII r1lmi,nen. of viz
was g ttlen'berof the - lt tbe s' eo,mittee 10
TSevise ING state laws. He was pro!ics.
sor In William aud Mary &c co nf,v vo Wrs
judge OF the Stale courts nns, fer 1 NAY q yissE
andd III fhc rl' fudge or the United States Dis
triet Goft isls lIa wps called esert ts1
American Blnck,stohe, aha We. d les Iv
niHa W sesdltiofi aWs Srhe prebationary
odes 8 Jotahan Pna ar co anno}n,e ID
RI Io;s1st si but which is known t. gen
erni literature as by the lyric beginnlng
SDaya Of MY Youth Ys Ha eve, Gla sr
Sa n in williamsburg, t7s0, also. inlier-
tied mucll Of his fathers talent. me was as
At one time president of the Ggats NJ
n az unIveruity Of Virginia. lie repre-
sef,ted Virginia in Congress from 1sl I 70
1870 e aa author Of meGtres on Maa
p ples oe on Virginia laws" He died, las
ct Winchester, va. .,.,u
born III. 1926. He was licutena t.tolonel
In the Confederate army was author Of i
.Hansford. a Tale Of Baceon's Rebelll9, ~,
Henry iha ST. George (s) fucker. born iS53
at Winchester, Va, was equally as bril-
liant as his forefathers; after, 1876 he
SV sil & was sent to the 5lst, 5sd, sad
and 54th Congresses as q Democrat. He
was author Of "constitnionai A Ar e. q
ntors By ,Sr The .ei people whc passed the
House in the sod Congress. On the death
Of his father, John Randolph Tucker, OF
chair Of cons titutional Jaw at WasliIngton
and Lee University, making the fourth
member Of the family who had held that
position R Il dfaat ueReq ethcr Of
npoy Was pre- presidentia eector 1sss and 1856;
49, was s w Gf yF5ea ae d
| law and equity at Washington and Lee,
and In 1879 was sent fr9m pirgna 70 the
Sc gorge q ruek s s0os s bla a
NsR2ns nfysTy va uehfs Vie liz Was
Virginia jurlst. lie was, professor, q law y,
atylliam and Mary College iiiling 5;th hne
J OF 1.-THE Partisan Leader" George Bal
4 combe," a novel, and Principles Of p Plead az
4 ing. IIe died at Wine hester, Va, 1851 U.
at Winchester, Va, June 8. 1920, was iden.
6 a. i 5lrst started ,s,s the ths
4 then was appointed printer to the United
States Senate. In 1857 he was as appointss 60
as consul to Liverpool until 1861, when ne
He died in Richmond. Va, July 4, 1890
ly who cmlgrated early 70 North =. Caro-
! who was born in Halifax. county. and was
4 a represen tative Of the Laurens District
n south CaroIina. from ISL IT, to ISL: h ht
in Ss There bher vas No also Tgh'an
beca me Governor Of MISSISSIPPI, /. 1ro !,
i 1871 to 1913. and represented the state u u
Congress from 1871 to, 1885, He died i
4 Another extensive branch Of the family
are also to be found In Massachus $ y!
/. Ephraim Tucker born at Oxford, " M 81 S..
1921, became celebrated as a genealogist
]. and wrote a gcnealogy OF the, Tucke
family and contributed many. articles OF
genealogy ana historical subjects to IN
magazines Eo Of the
q ar. noted lawyer and author Of New Bed
ford. Mass; Joseph T,Tucker, a fine law
4 yer born in 1893 and entered the s sen
Il the Seventh Kentucky Cavalry. unde
Il John Morgan. and was made prisoner e,r
4 also Rev. Thomas Joshua Tucker, a con
III STeSdtlOHdl
j author Of church works. !,
q Scarcely any family ofNirginla Ia
\ shown such an array Of literary tale LEM
1 ent time, and none have surpassed AZ j
! legal ability. We propose In the futur
4 to speak more minutely5 on their connec
ton with other families E 9 M.
From ''F. r. ST. Louis, Mo-: 7
'"iIrn s-Dispatch-I wish to know rela
!. tionship, II any. between Richard Harris rs
Il Burgess from Hanover county, Va, c lass
4 5'2G and Robert Harris, Burgess Iron
SAME county. 1856 A. !,
y Answer-It is said that there were thlr
, ty-six families of the name of aarrls !, :
come over to this country, none OF u
. thirty-six being relatedys so 1t IS not prop
, able that the above were related. In GU
| next we will give the lineal descent Q
) Major Robert Harris. who a.o came t ttSa
J, in Hanover county. Perhaps some