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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-22
WILL AID THE w. l.. I.
Ladies' Who Will Aid Wihmin ton
Light Infantry Bazaar Met Yseter-
day.

An enthusiastic meeting of the ia
dies who are gong to aid the Whining
ton Light Infantry in the bazaar to be
given early in October was held yes
terday afternoon at the armory. All
the ladies present seemed to take great
interest in the matter and pledged the,
Wilmington Light Infantry their ear
nest support. The chairmen will cali
the various committees together before
the end of the week so as to forlnu-
late definite plans.
The committees are as follows:
Music COmmittee-Mrs. A. M. Wad-
dell, Chairman; Mrs. CASTOR Meares,
Mrs. E.. Schulken, Mrs. w. A. French,
Jr., Miss Annie D. DeRosset, Mrs. j.
D. Edwards, Mrs. G. F. MacRae, Miss
Alice Borden, Miss Carrie MAZE Won
Claim, Miss Rena Mills, Miss Jennie
Murchison.
Candy Committee-Mrs- L. L. Prit-
chard, Chairman; Mrs. B. J. Jacobs.
Mrs. T. E. Sprunt, Miss Isabel Bel6en,
Miss Ray Sneed, Miss Theodore Can't
we'll, Miss Amy Harlowe, Miss Raba
Myers, Miss Edna Toomer, Miss AM
oret Lord, Miss Thuber Gore, Miss
Leta Larkins, Miss Ida Brown.
Ice Cream Committee-Mrs. Cuth-
bert Martin, Chairman; Mrs. Z. S.
Granger, Mrs. w. F. Robertson, Mrs.
James F. Woolvin, Mrs. L. Bluenthal,
Miss Leonora Cantwell, Miss Mary
Borden, Miss May Belle Sneed. Miss
Mildred Maunder, Miss Louise Har-
lowe, Miss Alice Boatwright.
Cake Committee-Mrs. Frank Hae-
gins. Chairman; Mrs. Joe Kahn, Mrs.
W. l.. DeROsset, Jr., Mrs. c. c. Gov
ington, Mrs. Henry Mckee. Mrs. R L.
Cantwell, Miss Olive Armstrong, Miss
Beulah Armstrong, Miss Jennie Har-
din. Miss Sarah Catlett, Miss Mildred
Davis, Miss Nellie Mcmillan.
Lemonade Committee-Mrs. Marcus
jacob, Chairman; Mrs. Walker Tay-
lor. Mrs. R. c. DeRosset, Mrs. J. l..
Haselhurst, Mrs. Harry Woolcott, Miss
MAZE NacMillen, Miss Keith Coving-
ton. Miss Louise Bellamy.
Baby Show Committee-Mrs.t r. w.
Price, Chairman; Mrs. George Cot
chett, Mrs. r. S. Collins, Miss Marga-
ret Gibson.
Entertainment Committee-Miss
Bessie Gore, Chairman: Miss Talulah
DeRosset. Miss Maggie Catlett. Miss
Lydia Yates, Miss Leonora Cantwe.l.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-22

Liverpool. September cot o.. m.
Cotton: SPOT in moderate demand;
prices : points higher. American mid
ding fair 500: good middling SIS:
middlfng $50: low middling SAB: good
ordinary 5.25: ordinary SOC. The
sales of the day were 5000 bales OF
which 500 were for speculation and
export and included 800 American.
Receipts 1000 bales. including 1000
American. Futures opened steady and
closed quiet. American middling q.
o. c.: September $50: Sentember and
October $50: October and November
SIS: November and December $50;
December and January SCI: January
and February 5.64: February and
March Sos: March and April 5.6S:
April and May $50: May and June
$40: June and July ST.: July and
August 5.T1.
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MARKET STALLS RENTED
Total Amount Received This Year
$671.25 and Last Year S545.z5.

The stalls in the city markets were
rented yesterday and the amounts re-
ceived show an increase of something
o than a 500 over the previous
year. There were but few changes as
to those renting the stalls. Alderman
". w. King. chairman of the marke-
committee. acted as the auctioneer and
he proved from the amounts he re-
ceived to be very successful at the bus
mess.
The total amount in rents and perm
iums from Front, Fourth and Fifth
street markets was $671.25 against
s545.75 on the previous year.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS.

New York. September 20.-Total to-
day. at all ports. Net receipts 35,1s2
bales: exports to Great Britain 10.056
bales: exports to the Continent 12.22l
bales: stocks 53s.s97 bales.
Consolidated. at all ports. Net re-
ceipts 163,940 bales; exports to Grea'
Britain 21.705 bales: exports to France
2.622 bales: exports to the Continent
81. 375 bales.
Total since September 1st. at al
ports. Net receipts 554.326 bales: ex-
ports to Great Britain 1882 bales;
exports to France 23,724 bales:
ports to- the Continent 12S.742 bales:
exports to Japan 500 bales; exports tc
Noxioo, f10 bales.
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on call firm at : TO al per cent: clos
ing bid ): offered 81 al. Time loans
easier: sixty DAYS "a Der cent: ninety
mercantile pape- Al &c 5: sterling
exchange firmer with actual business
in bankers bills at S4.s5.3o to s4.s5-ss
for demand and at s&.s@ 30 to s4-se.3o
for sixty day bills. Posted rates S&.ss
to s4-ssi1 and sass TO s4-ssi= COM
mercial bills s4.se TO s4.s2L. Bar sill
YER s3as. Mexican dollars 81.
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Avail STORES MAHk FITS.

New York. Se-+nmber 20.-Turpen-
tine IS to ssh: roSin. steady.
Savannah. Ca. September 20
Turpentine firm 62h: sales 643: re-
ceipts 564: shipments so. Rosin firm.
sales 2.641: receipts 2,195: shipments
2.270: quote: A. B. c.. $685.: D. 1910,
E. $4.2O: F. s4.35; @. s4.4O: H. $4.45.
I. $3.50; K, s4.55: NJ. s4.65. n. $4.7GC
WIG. $5.15; WV. S5.45.
Charleston. S. c.. September 90
T~urpentine and rosin nothing doing.
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Interior Movement.

Houston steady at rah; net receipts
1888 bales.
Augusta steady at IOA: net recelpts
1925 bales.
Memphiss quiet at TGA; net receipts
220 bales.
st. Louis quiet at 10K; net receipts
SO bales.
Cincinnati: net receipts 81 bales. :
Louisville firm at 10R.
Total today. net receipts 15,242
bales: gross receipts 1880 bales;
shipments 1926 bales: sales 3.405
bales: stocks 107,337 bales.
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RECEIPTS OF COTTON.

New York. September 20.-Receipts
at the ports today 347s2. against "a
221 last week and 45.520 last year.
For the week ~festimated) 100000
bales. against 213.4SS last week and
2S9,144 last year. Today's receipts at
New Orleans 2,676 bales. against O.
294 last year and at Houston 1888
bales, against 11.476 last cal
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

Wednesday. September 20.
COTTON Steady 1eh
Receipts of cotton today-:255
bales.
Receipts this season to date-2s.22s
bales.
Receipts same day last year-2.sas
bales.
Receipts las. season to same date
1882 bales.
NAVAL STORES.
SPIRITS OF TURPFNTINE-
Nothing doing (sales after hours at
CD.
ROSIN-Nothing doing.
TAR-Firm 81 so.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-F1rrn: h.sd
$2.s5: dip. s4-25: virgin. 4.25.
RECEIPTS TODAY.
"A casks of spirits t~urpentine.
412 barrels rosin.
1872 barrels tar.
15S barrels crude ~turpentine.
accepts SAME DAY LAST YEAR
1e2 casks of spirits ~turpentine.
16o barrels rosin.
T So barrels tar.
81 barrels crude turpentine.
PRODUCE.
:, -iLh-2i ~ 30c.
ycOFFEE-9h TO lie.
= FLOUR-Straights $500: second
patents S5.25: full patents $500.
SALT-Prices car load iots-le0 .bs
c. E. sec: 200 lbs c.. F. 7ec: 200 lbs
E. F. Csc. Less than car o ots-ioo
lbs c. r. 49c: 200 lbs {. F. in cotton
sacks see: 200 lbs F. F. S1.05.
MOIASSES-S. House IA: New o.
cans Brights 23 to %: Porto Rico 20
Cuba %.
SUGAR-Granulated .s.1C; W. c. X.
No. . $3.50; No. Z $50: No 8 $3.50:
No. II, $40.
LARD-(Tierce Basis) Pure SIS cents:
compound 6A cents.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
pEANUTS-North Carolina Prime
s1.00: Virginia prime so to IS.
bEESWAX-25 to 27n.
CORN-65 to 67k.
COPE NEAL-e1 to 62H,
J:GGS-1ic.
CHICkENS-Hens s5 to 40: spring
20 to 3oe.
SWEET POTATOES-95 to s1.00.
BFEF-2 to Az cents.
y. G. Bacon-Hams (old) IA to Is.
houlders 9 t o 10: sides SC.
80. ~ .ES--Per I.oUU: >-lnch sAps
81. 90: 6t1ah hearts $500: 6-inch saps
tz.JV; 6-inch hearts $500.
TIMBER
Per M Extra milling. ...$1.5o@s.so
Mill prime
Mill fair S6.50Q7.oe
Common miu observation-disclosures
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Any man a find just what he Is
looking for in a tour of the world. Mr..
Bryan has gone TO look for new fringe
for his ideas, and it goes without say
ing that he will get it, but they viii be
the same old notions.-Raleigh Post.
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Trucking Lands to be Divided
Into Several Farms.
PLANS ARE MADE PUBLIC
Company Owns or has Options on
100000 Acres.

Five Thousand Acres Around Castle
Haynes and Three Thousand Acres
Near Burgaw Have Been Divided
Into Ten Acre Farms-F1rst Farms
Will Probably be Sold This Fall.
Immigrants to be Brought to East
crn Carolina From Several Foreign
COuntrieS-EIectric Line Will Prob
ably be Built to Castle HAYNES Later.
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Mr.. II. w. Campbell, of kinston, was
registered at The Orion yesterday.
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New Ye-k. September 2o.-Money
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-02-22
Judge Benton's Opinion

The opinion delivered by Judge Benton in the Berea
College Case pending the Madison Circuit Court is such
important and has attracted much attention. that
publish it in'full.
The benefcent results which Judge Benton predicts will
follow from cheerful acquescence by the College in the
Day Bill are already being seen in the College.
No negro students attending this year, but the Col
lege the largest enrolment it has had Students
are gconstant turned off for lack of accommodations
and many citizens of Madison county who have heretofore
been unwilling paronze the school this year sending
their children there.
Berea College rich institution and if this Day Bill is
upheld the friends of the bill contend that it will be the
greatest and useful institution of learning the South
We hope this vew'is correct
The full text of the opinion is as follows
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-02-22
Fraud Exposed

A few counterfe'ters have lately been
making and trying to sell limitations of
DIR. Kings New Discovery tor Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. and other
medicines, thereby defrauding the pub-
lie This is to warn you to beware OF
such people, who seek to profit. through
stealing the reputation OF remedies
which have been successfully curing
disease Tor over IS years. A sure pro-
lection to you is our name on the wrap
per. Look for it on all DIR. Kings or
6uckien's remedies, as ali others are
mere limitations. H. E. Bucklens d
Co.. Chicago, H., and Windsor, Canada
feb
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
CONFEDEB A1E NAVY
ANI] MARINE ! CORPS ! | s
continuatioh of Major + unt &
Records, Made Up From
SCRAPS Of Data.

,Dinwldaie %. Phillips, surgeon. apne ~, I'LL
Served on G. Is. Nsirgln.a, bal tie NJ.
Roads March SO. 1897 s. n W q
C. S. Tennessee. 1SfSrl M II 81 ~. !, IA !,
John owens, gunner, une AZ, 8lsal s; "a afA'
Works. char,ot,s, n. ~, 1885, -
Richard II. Iwge, co'nAA,dsr1 foetoDf "
aSSs. tlir,ggder7senerR "a, ss,. ts IN.
A. 1854 Naval station, ,,s,d 1Snrth
spoctpr OF ordnance, Mh N ssss
4 1867; Naval WORKS ~ HI sS annah
River, 1868 commandipg Hayap sllslo!' s''A1t
' THOMAS aelesson sgs osanasg' u, spnss
10. lsDl captain ~, * crk Myer
asla; Gloucester Ho!Et e1e ,ss. d: N VS. u
sonewall. I5eceinhss q, a, Il \! ;saa,
Wiljl5ap NJ Page s,p sse'', fs'sss'ps "a ~
lohn A. Pas&ag, tpird Nss y, ~, 4 saunarni
lannay o. 1902 an, ,ss i. z. Isl Ioniiaxe
Ist.4i; e. s. neau sss1si ~ ~ soanaEe am
August s, 1893; 81 stfspss sa aseapond, lsoS
John Henry led eeE srst s,,suia duty
IS, isGs s,oeis L duty. asps's' Z 3 @
Wila% Ii III pas 'rs. s,s. na an ,t,
HSapske isia nd. Fobts.ary nm II, Nissss Il Is
liaiupIon Rantli March ssl, .., n.y. NANNY an
j'nlme,te s,t,sse Sslsa. 9iaN! ,l.s.. dssa \.
Richmond lanes River 6anaaFpsi 81 iSsIa serve
LOUIS Parrish, nastnr p9 VIZ, . = enn,mandip
on G. 81 ratrichS Henry, lsu-- = y : sSA'
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River, 1881; Naval Works. nlchmond, 1862

River 1851; Naval Works. Rchmond, 1868;
! commanding navy-yard, Rockets. 1860
Henry Roberts. entered service July =
1854 frst
e, s.. North Carolina, 1ss5-l;gc. S, Richmont
1854; g, - fBomhshe!l; captured in Albeinsrle
danes NJ Rochelle, first lieutenant June 9.
rasssr 2anfs
a. eS'e y Mobiie. e isas T. 'ili'''' ~
stephen Rollins gunner y, ,ss aetins HeDfuary r.
q I4al,pance M, Roots, acting snlIdshpaan duly
81, lsal; miashpWan prov!sional navy. lyme y !:
N sss 1ss. as sid 10 fag ossr
PANa works, Atlanta ga ,issg1s i. ~. ~
steamer Ratrlc Henry ana Ersassssksssrs
Janles River slupdron, 1Sd379, heiiikslss 3s1'H'
rl'omss "a Raotes AZ ia master pseeHaer
Thplnas R, Rootes, ,Gamnander Juno 40, lsS ,
commanding frIgate United States. Nolfolk
April 70 lS6l special apty
Edward ls. 4Haggles. mldshipman. November
In. 1851; resigned, July = 1861 Moplle sapaa
's Mortimer sIn d. Ruggles. nsldshipman duly n
lsal reslgaod April w 1903; army antS as6.-y
al 1851; KILLED ut capture q kindergarten e
Isshrlary 3, 1864 served on g. - chiconn,
1903. y, \. 4. q j., 4. I |. y, !, =,
june 20, 1861; engineer. July 40, 1881 chief on
Nicholus 1861 lolnnsols Islend .expedtlpn
oatoher. 1861 q. IS, Rlehnonl, lse9fs;alg sf
isSi service abroad, iali. y Z,
James a, Semple, paymaster, Oetober q.
aSSe !; served in q. 81 Nlrginia battle at Eian,-
som Roads, March Sth-ath, la6e; DreNryis 1sluii,
iSan IA; bureau Of provisions and clothing, lSGi
SSilam sharp first lieutenant; 4, ,oese s6 ss
N9rey weunded IN hsttls at IIattaras Inlet.
All. ,{'s A,,gust astIl, a9th. 1851; spomp.enaed
| for gallant conduct on Patrick Henry An hat
lie Of Hampton Roads, March Sth,9th, 1882
! prisoner al Fort Lafayet,e; Charlotte, N. Vi,
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September 9. 1852 rs. steamer Beaufort and
sNellse,. james River squadron, 1854.
Charles Carroll semmes, first lieutenant,
June TO- 1861; Norfolk 5tlavy-yard, 1901; Potomac
River defense, 1861 steamer ST. Nicholas, 1851
~. is. Virginia. battle Hampton Roads. March
sth-Dth, 1867; G. IS, Florida, October 10 1869;
Selma, Ia +, 1868; commanding ~, IS. Baltic,
ils63-4; commanding g. S, Nashville, Mobile
4 John D. simms. captain Marine Corps, July,
40. 1861; lorewry's Bluff. 1851. s
glneer. April s2s, 1867; served on IN. =. asaltic.
lSGe-3, 81 n S5a .as M
Arthur Sinclair. fe9nma.der; June a1 1851;
commanding Fort Molfok, 1allHaheth Riyer,
special duty New rleans. Sf,l, 1889; assistant
ito bureau af Orders and Detail asa2-s yspeclal
George a s,nelalr first lisptsnRpt. April
navy IA yard, lSsl.s; Savannah sas oornpnandlns
g. s., lNpgA, Ssoss; commanding Ilrlvateer
George q. sinalnlr Dr., aetiRg tndslsipmal.s
July 1asip y ga sa serysa
yard, 18Gl-e; 90. Is. Floraa, 1e92i8 ured on
Rahoa. Araazil octaber as6s; Mobile
William sl1slsr e i,a9s gsass t,ts:
Norfolk navy-yaysl, 1861; naval rendezvous,
William B. Sinclair SJr,, sating lnidahipnan.
peoelIber e 1881 niduhtpnam June w 1S6l;
"a, 1884 sesvod sol, q. is, Meanwhile. 1851; q
S. Richinond, 1929; 8C. 81, FLORIDA, aa64,
William, ii. Sinclair taetlnE iNidahhman,
Auguat s. 1851; an dshiplnan, Mne 4. lbha Goa
4 a. sSl harI esssa " y h 1ss;
40 he aGonoluled Nest 'Week.)
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wood n cousin OF His, but had no Issue
BENJAMIN lived and died at the old
family residence in Hanover; was o'1ce
clerk Of the District Cot1rt Of Appeals OF
MaG9ao Mas M Mnao aa st sfso
children, one ron and Two daughters. all
OF whom are now dead Tho son married
a Miss Winston; was clerk OF the Cir
cult Court of Hanover county at, the
daaishter married 81. William ili 3 Pryor,
and Ca tiiiirine married Samuel overton,
sbDtil ynG@ whom are now dead.
e William graduated at '1Ianpde EN- ldney
College was "a Presbyt eriar minister for
af sea tha sw mI, s Bspst
and died 5a minister In that church.
Thomas, the Eth son. married "a Miss
syllitlock: was for I, many years deputy
flor .},is khroth liam, who was clerk
Tic Superior Court 81 Hanover: and ,oen.
shnuad until the time OF his dent h. lie
left two sons and four da,!gltars !, ".
was for manS years clerk err OF the fclrcut
9Thornas now resides near Richlnond,
and is5 a physcan. OF some distinction.
lie graduated IN Paris and Il has twice
Visited Europe. iS n. S i. &, \.
Mary married Henry Temple; 1 d; e AND i sn ,eft
Sarah is now the wife OF Mr.. William I'm
&c. Winston, OF Hanover. y
Fanny Bacon lis now the wife OF Rob.
.ert sKelso, Of Fancy Farm.
MARTINI Kebeccn married g Mr. r.. VII !,
Nest. Shells now a widow and lives IN
t1o9''ssn'e' 'Ne 'JoHN POLLARD. sRy
King and Queen county, va.
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Remarkable longevity in Pol.
lard Family.

no sthe editor of s,he ARGUS:
Dear III he FOL lhwing is so remark
o,. aEeyty in I'm famy
sssS u IS s'd
per: Il III 3,
nov Sir ths tamil, recorded in the hand
fof the rstble Judge Pom
ensa s R e ,s asas Y isds ,n aR
..s Jresiaett /; Y. 4, the Supreme Court Of
AR|e easab So J sf shnq boln the 4tn, Nav,
1T25. trried tho goth June, 174s e
Juags, reny eton She Is nov f' in her GOT #
nne ,llard born stl,e 22d February.
sheF Is snow@3 n her $50 year''--lnar-
!Sried % M sIny lpr. and was the mother
sof olonll 5Jo I'm Taylor, Of Caroline, the.
Hiiza1 ett Polll a.. tnows Meriwetherl.
lhornf yttober.s l7S6. 5is now In her 10th
one }of-Tkoep mo house eeper--fanilies
Y; II mas P ,, IS born September soth,I
sbacY from Kentucky. a year or two ago,
and !m q. nB 70 return shortly !.
ard lives within two miles III her sisters.
R9la I'D nGM the 5etof lhenas
3Jia4 and lis In her sT7lst year" 3livihg In
sJoseph Pollard, the father Of the
i sieve 9 d'eo ssth seeemDsF' lT9l, nearly.
1 eolla i, the mother died 18th
/ i have any historical account OF them
and more particularly my own branch
{ OF 1.-THE family:@sS III
Ny Observation-Disclosures, Joseph Pollard.
Itheleoilnty Of lAiag end g ueon and raised
ll as as 'hsse been Uniformed by my ~
father, zl,e moved to the soounty Of Gooch-
| Iand. Consequently he s must have been
Miss Priscilla taoomesl of Caroline coun-
t. T., and had nine chill dnen two sons and
| sc ysn2 ta,!glitrrs. 4, . Il,
i One mi fnySilod a mr.. watkins and left
\ mo- sissNe. IA VT s
y. Ansthor 3marl,ied first, IA Mr.. Dan
lsdridEe !afE afterRIipfls 10 MI. Underwood,
~ 8. Another 's ,manrleG Mr. Edmund Pen,
of ,Cnruiil;e, "a q stingulshed law.
se xh9 Of Hnssss sf sa saEs asd
was !presldont OF the court Tor many
|, Years, and died holding that position.
4 Caroline, and had an, only son, john
Taylor. OF ,caroline, w Wig was q colonel
tinguished politician. Was member OF
1.-the United States Senate, and WINS the
| author of several political works, He
/ was one of the most successful FARMERS
\ In 8Is day and made a large fortune. :Ee.s
4 / lthiI1k. had -four sons, two Of Nv hom died
/ during tho lifetime of their father VIM
ri. one of he sons was 3onoe "a member
y Congress, died during the war between
Ia lie limited States and the Confederate
States. without issue. leaving ibis for
\ til ne. which he &inherited from5hs father.
y to two mepheyNs. George fraAlor, the
Il Youngest of the four sons. lives I(now
4 1870 Hin King William county.
IA ~ at rs IA.atH y T. Il
A HIS. Another married a Mr.. MerlWeather,
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f ~ -. 10 fl7lsf II o. i FS5iLt ll3f 2
Crr.aIlIddock.

"a correspondent writes: f5is
''..Caradoc. 5pronopnced Cradock in Eng
lish OF Walsh orig This fanny !, orisl-5
y Could there have been zone OF the East e,
3ern scountiesfof virginia called terlnce!'
There seems 70 have beer. 9 Granville wv
strs 5sa AgoI n naf1 th:
Ed sie darts 'i III 'sttile Grad dock!
Z There WINS also % dDtin, or " ESQ or
David Cratdoex & thsae 5p,obably broth r,sl;
and half brother Martinez VINO s ,e, !.
record of John, as si,e ram ION ITO South
|, Carolina when % small boy and married
IN Georgia. as58 Il,
Aiben,ari L. Who loaned Thomas Jefferson
money while living At I1ssrr 81 on-
sticeio. sbei the same John? ~, =,
Can you find any Wilcox data! s Z,
The m last asst John craddock spoken 81
could hardly he the same one. ,bnt might
have been n son OF the tirst- John Grao.
left h large family. -. C. n: s8
TO MRS. Ed. W." Morgan town, w. va.
II you will .tErn 10 png sc 5lbl. OF REV.
sty..', you will there find ia sketch aof The
Brown family from 1747. date az their first
coming ito the county. Benz. t6r:5 dE3roWHs
married Sarah Dabney. lihey left eleven
Who Who was in revolution. NE was also q
magistrate for the county An Saf.l soon
after which 5he died: so 1nr. AS can be
.nscertained. the irglnia family af Grown
have no arms. but arms are given Apr me
Northern branches. ~. Y. al
/ In issue of i9th March the name 0ordon$
should be Jordan lin connection with 81 ocl.
san Gordon, of uffolk ,cou1 tcy,f IN OF
whom information Us 'desl 1sN nc & R"
Richmond Va, 94 sis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
!. ~. prewry. 1854; C. S, TrederIcksburs

~. IS. Drewry, 1864; G. S. fredericksburg,
tSG4-5. 3s5,s i,%s
H. 70. Patrick, third assistant engineer, An
gust IS. 1882: served on c, IS. steamers, IIamp-
ton and Richmond, 1904.
William y. Patton. surgeon, October 20, lsc2:
station. Charleston, s. c., 1864.
saiCharles IS. Peck, third assistant engineer.
April ls. j1Sas served on g. Is. North Carolina.
1884 &: G. IS. 4ChiclpllpaHga. 1894
George M. Tseck t{or PeekJ, master, May 80.
1883; served ION q. g, d'atrick Henry. 1887
James ~ Resrpn ,niashp,m n ,.s, June y. g
s ss1Se aSsoad ssssll sS =
Carter B sI'oindextar first lieutenant octo-
ibar 2s. 1862, Norfolk anpy-yard, 1851; naval de
aia ,s batts ss Xra.ic isla,
.GosI'ort naVy-.atd. ;1sql !s; nnval ation sa-
a ssss' ~ lsss'' : S''k''AA - =
William Quinn. acting third assistant senr
slnscr Iupe AZ 1851; second assistaI ineer,
gSeI,ter1,ber "a, 1869; served on sC, 49,. reAs0r,
hattie aof Hampton Roads, March sth.-sth,
1862: commended for gallant conduct; y. +.
iprpedo. 1so2.s; aisa,isseh May 70, lss2, ]
Henry Ashton Ramsay, engineer. June 40,
1901 acting chief ,engresr Deoanher q 1851;
chief engineer Gcteber a So sGospar navy z,
iattIe ef Hamilton Raaaa MAJ sroh HUI sS
s siSss: Naval Works. chariotte. IS. AZ lsss4
d James b. RateiH. acting, midahlnman, July
AZ. 1887 nlupnlllittll lruNlslonal navy iune =,
1904; passed midshpmnn, 49,: servetpn e, s.
$sslnn. 1923 naval station. ssen,u Ala, ls6a-a;
"a. s. STEAMERS Patrick Henry, fredericksburg,
,Isnaufort and Nansenond, James River squad
lsnn, lSGl-5i selnines Naval aIirisade,
iSSNEdmupd Gaines Read acting nidshipnan.
ana III, 1861; acting muster, September ",
1851 sIIeuLenant, February 3, lSss; second illo-
Eenaii February s, lSfe: first lieutenant, MAY,
HI ls64 ;Sseryod on g. s., Baltic, lS6e-a; special
vseryi ce asrond. 1851, q. s.. stonswall, 1886.
Jabss tN 8onh, CAPTAIN marine tcopps October
80 1851; ;dreleed October 10, 1862.
George ~ slitchie. Isyintsstt-r Detaher Al,
ls6l; t,htsrlotte. ~ a.. isae-a M
Robert q Roln,s cpmnander, June 10, 1851;
commanding narel defenses Rappahannock