The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17

THOMAS, who lived In Caroline county,
Va. My fathers mother was a Gu rfer.l
His wife was lillznis1th ltosktil, and her
mother was Margaret lTamptoti,f of South {
Gnt ollna. Chief Justice Marshall Yves
connection of my father In what way
] do rot know; tits am anxious to as
certain
Answer. AilS the names above niH Or
tha best and most noted families IN WI
ginIa nnd oir venerable CORRESPONDENT
ousht easily to trace ont tho desired M 81
formation, Yif she has a life Of Chief JUS
ticc Marshall. Can any one answer the the
query?
I'm reply to tie inquiry concerning Dh--
via 1lolts wife. send this bit4of i'lfor-
nations. Mr.. John 13i.adeiihnm, OF Eng
| LAIRD, who came to America lbpnl lilW,
| and located IN lower part or New! ei1t
| county, Val: married and had four$ clltl-R
| drun, three girls and ono SON. Wllcse
iiamc was oRbert Bradenhdm; he mar
ried r;llSAb.ath Allen. Ono of tho three
sisters married II Mt.{1Iolt, and moved
ia Tie western part or Virginia Il do not
know tho county: nor do the great
granddaughter or her father know any
thinp more OF this HON. since hertrtir'-
rage and removal from New Kent Goun-
ty. Va.
s,.N, think this David Holt married
Miss Brndenham, Q E whom have re-
tcrrcd 10 above. If So. or, II further N
formation from this source Is usslre q,
linny ono Interested can CORRESPOND with
. Mis-. j. II. Michel (1ceS M. Florence Trad
onh:ln,,. Third Avenue, Highland Park,
| Pa" v
IRON ~. 3. c. Dallas Texas:
WANTED tho children of James; Gay
Peasants. son Of Tarlotoil Flea SAINTS.
His sister and daughter were named
Lucy Woodson. who was born IN Hanover
4 Secrctarysof State OF Alabama, and mar
Tried Emily, daughter Of George Bib.
j Ire was first cousin of John llnmpden
Peasants, OF late Richmond Wl,tgFs hey hey
\, were us we'll as Woodsons, desccndatFa
4 OF Earl oflNigton, George Thomas Bibb 4
succeeded George Wili;lm Bhb,9 ga I q e
i bama. before and after made ~ State state
4 Send us the above In formation, with
4 coat OF arms, and It will be published si
A full descent OF tho Carter family VIII
be given. in Issue Of lat May. S
4 Wo must apologize to some Q g our cor T..
\ respondents for not replying to their
i queries sooner. Wn arc trying 70 clear cleo
4 Oft from our table the many queries ac--
4 cumulated as fast as possible, and ssltEht
no family. -. - NJ M 4
Il y b % Il z ~ - i
Can any one give Information q q per- 2sn.
4 trait Of Robert Boiling, Of ChillpWc.sts
3|,Buckinghum county, Va? He was sQn
Of Robert Boiling, of Boiling brook, 1
J petersburg, and married Mary Bur OF.
1 daughter Of IS Colonel Robert Boil ling q
i l"Chillowe.' Any information where q
1 portrait can be found or q copy Oh talne e
will be gratefully received by q deescenr-;
dant In Nelson county, Va R
\ J. i
a correspondent. *. Y. ~ wishes to,
4 slsnow Whom did General Green lnarry!?s''s
. ana h can anything BIO given concerning
4 Colonel Thomas Latham, Of Culpeperti
who lived latter part Of eighteenth cen Ger.
4 fury; was iii + evolutionary Wat and
|fraceiyed three eagues Of land IN i. Bed y
ford county. on which he settled his
4 sons 2''sts s 54
IN our. article on Mosbv family. Of ID
instant We inadvertently omitted the
I-name OF Robert Quarles tNl0sby, son OF
William Harrison Mosby, OF Bedford
city; also tho name OF Hal. b. Mostly,
Jr., grandson Of William II. NIosby. We " e
gave the list OF names "a furnished ~ us
Eby a connectiongof tho famllytto whom m
i the failure of the above names m st be
sattributed.
The Mosby Family Again.
Editor4of Tho Times Dispatch:
of D the first 1 Mo oe 81 virginia lave
been twenty years in colleeting d g. IA q;
| the Mosbys and their descendants t
! has been an arduous undertaking. SO last
| fall Il determined with the material I had
1 to bring the history to q 81 ose. as Il 3 am
| now nearly on my seVenty-fi th.year.
| am a VirElnIan85'to the manner born.
! Several Of the older inhabitants $of Rich
| mond will remember me. Frank Mos
! by,,,& who was a salesman Of the firm
| or: Breedeni Fox & Company, corner 4 o.
| Fourth and Broad Streets. from 1850 70
! 1856. Ieespecttnlly,,
| FRANCIS w. MOSBY.
25OS Sixth Ave, Birmingham, Ala.
R IL aon Ef rlnes piapae S,u G
gives as the first of the name of the
Mosbys was John, who settled In Pow
hatnn county, Va, From lnanMscriptS
and other data we find that Edward
Mosby was the emtgrant. and from him
! and Sarah IYoodsoil,y his wife, dnllg 1T CT
I Of Robert Wood SON q the Shire OF Hem
4 rico, IRE Qescedned all 10 e. the name of
Nlosby in8 the Emitted States, They had
Richard AIosby ROBERT, John and BEN
jamn,5s Richard Mosby's wife was named
Hannah, and from his will that he had
1 son named NLicaj1h and daughter mar med
Hannah. IL they had any descend ant 8
this knows. Robert Moshy, Y, Is Is. SUP
ihg's Statutes, Vol IL, q pages ieeS3. IT'S;
i 1rolFf 10 m pa o93s y NJ Tphn married Martha