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New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

Miss Taber. No. East 1Oth-st.. is at home on
Fridays until Lent.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

The second Of the Officers hops at the navy
ward took place yesterday afternoon. from 945
O'Clock. in building No. g. The reception
rniftee was composed OF Mrs. J y Hemphili Mrs
Karl Rohrer and Mrs. willis =. Day. About
hundred and twenty officers and women attended
Ref Were served
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

Miss Nina SeIfridge. daughter OF Captain Sell
fridge stationed the Charlestown Navy
Yard, is visiting n friend a sugar plantation
near Havana. Miss SeIfridge viii not return to
CharlestoWu until the early spIing.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

The New-York Commandery Of tie Military order
of the Loyal Legion viii have its dinner at Del
,ronico's on the evening OF February j. General
Jau,es IL Wilson. OF the army. VIII address the
Commander on subjects relating u American in
terests ia tho Far Last. Delegates VIII be Sc
iscfed 10 the nuadrenual congress of the order,
convene at San Francisco April y.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

Arrangements have been completed for the annual
dinner Of the Cathedral Alumni Society. TO be held
at the Hotel >Astor. Monday evening February
13. Covers will be laid for two hundred and fifty
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
immense OutDut Of CopDer.

The figures submitted to the
county assessor by the various mining
companies operating in Butte, Mont,
In order that the net proceeds OF the
year ending June might be taxed
according to law are interesting to
those who keep track Of such things.
They show that during the year the
companies comprising the Amalga-
mated extracted from their mines a
total of 1898, 584 tons of ore, an
average of 1929 IONS per day for
1865 days, from which was extracted
a total of $50, 749, 1897. Is. The sums
making up this vast amount are
divided as follows: Boston and
Montana, $14, 634. 1923. as; Anaconda,
ID, 787, 345. OF; Butte aud Boston, ST.,
932. 837. IL; Parrot, j, 449, 1851. 38;
Washoe, 1907, Ol8. 70; Trenton, (for-
merly Colorado $847, 421 80.
The output of ore for the last year
was TAI. 1913 tons greater than 1t was
during the preceding year and the
total amount of money derived from
it was 5000, 1853. 81 greater than
that from the output Of the previous
wear.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
Goldfeld's Governing Board.

Goldfeld is to try a unique expert
ment Of admins teriDg local govern
ment through a governing board that
will sit and act by grace of the com
missioners of Esmeralda county.
After much discussion, in which
many harsh things we're said Of the
county commissioners, the majority
Of whom are non-r residents of Gold
field, the latter announced that if the
citizens Of the city would name a
town council or board Of governors
to pass upon all matters Of local
interest, including needed improve
ments, the commissioners would in.
dorse their acts and enact them into
law.
An election, accordingly was held,
and "Ole' Elliott, Joseph Smith, A.
A. Frey, G. B. Stanley and c. f.
Bernard we're chosen members OF
this board, ole receiving 800 votes
and the others who we're elected
from 500 down to 554. II is not a
legal body in any sense, but it will
answer the same purpose as a city
council as long as it is sustained by
the board Of commissioners.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
Executive Committee Meets.

The executive committee Of the
board Of trade met 10 the opera
house Thursday evening. A com.
mittee to codify the by laws was ap.
pointed as follows: Mark Averiil,
II. +. Sheldon aud Jas. McQuillan.
The dues Of members of the board
were fixed at $l.50 per month for
individuals and So for corporations
The State Bank and Trust Company
vas designated as the depository Of
the board.
The president was authorized to
appoint committees as follows: Ways
and means, five members; auditing.
three; information, five; sanitation,
three; law and order. three; improve
ments, three; fire department affairs,
three, and advisory committee to
outline duties of other committees.
three.
The next meeting will take place
Monday evening.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
Mlms-sutro Company's Offices

The Mims-Sutro Co. one Of Tono.
pahs leading and representative
brokerage firms, moved to the new
stockbrokers building, adjoining the
old p~ostotfice building today and now
have the finest brokerage offices ii
Tonopah Ed Minis aud Emil Sutro.
who compose the firm, are pioneer
residents Of the camp and through
close application 10 business anC
reliable, square dealings, they have
established a reputation that is sec
ond to none in the great state q
NcYndu
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
Engineer royscr Visits ronopnh

Phillip L. PoySer, an eminent min.
my engineer of Los Angeles, spent a
few days in Tonopah this week. He
was shown through the great Mon
tana Tonopah and was amazed at the
vast amount Of rich ore in sight. He
says Tonopah is certainly a wonder.
fol camp and he will speak a good
word for il from now on.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
Iiecd.namleN Wedding.

O. Il. Reed the well known mining
man Of Kawieh, aud Miss Maud Rose
Hawley. married at the home
Of Jack Tam6lyn, Thursday evening.
by the Rev. klass. f. j. Reed act.
ing As best man and Miss Helen
Hawley as bridesmaid. After n
months travel in California tac happy
Young couple viii return To Nawich.
which viii be their future hua.e.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
Senator Hunter visits ronopah.

oeualoe Thomas Hunter of Elko,
ruo spent the past two weeks in
Sohopah, has returned TO his home.
9ehator Hunter is . pioneer resident
VI Nevada and be has ably repre-.
sented the district in which he lives,
NJ lhe State Senate for many years.
Tue Senator is interested in mining
r.operties in the Tonopah, Manhat.
YOU n Hot Greek districts and is
~" !. owe the bright outlook
%r the future Of the Battle born
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05

Diamondfeld is the one town of the
district where lots are cheap and are
bound to increase in value. Buy
now before the rise. JACK DAVIS,
Diamondfield.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
Church Services.

Service at the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow evening a 8 o'clock. There
will be no morning service for the
next two Sundays. The Sunday
School meets at 10. Young peoples
meeting at tbs. All are welcome.
CARL N. KLAss, Pastor.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05

al. an Mizpah cafe and grill is Tono-
s saG ! popular dining place. All the
a]slcaeies of the season are to be had
H. a. hours of the day and night and
III service cannot be excelled any
na "ere, Give IL a trial and you viii
never eat elsewhere. o
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
'.Clif" House in Town.

Clifford II. House, known oy his
many friends as Gilt House, was in
town Thursday on his way to Gold
field. Mr.. House represents the
San Francisco Call.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05

Another shipment Of Roger n Gal
let's, Honbigant's, ~Legrapde's and
other imported perfumes, Just IN di-
rect from the importers. The Miners
Drug Store, Inc, Golden Bldg. &
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05

California wines and brandy; also
the celebrated Green River whiskey,
in original packages, at the Miners
Drug Store, Inc, Golden Bldg. g
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PERSONAL

Mike Harrington of Tokop, was in
town Monday,
David Kennedy of Goldfeld was in
town Monday.
Wm. Tweedie of Reno spent Tues.
day in Tonopah.
G; Peterson of Rhyolite spent the
week in Tonopah.
Office supplies and stationery at
the Union Drug Store. II
W. Tudor, Jr., OF Boston, Mass. is
a guest at the Palace.
Just arrived, Gunther's candy, at
the Union Drug Store. Il
Carl Young, postmaster of
Thorpe's Wells, is in town.
Ice cream and candies at the Wave.
Take some home toyour family. "
Urn B. Curtis IS a guest az the
Palace Hotel, San Francisco.
Col, Key Pittman was in Carson
this week on legal business.
Sheriff Bradley Of Esmeralda
county, was in town this week.
The best lemonades in town at the
Wave Candy Company parlor. "
Milo Plamenaz came in from Silver
Bow Monday, for a few days stay.
r.. NJ. Taylor of San Francisco,
was in town a few days this week.
The Wave Candy Company opens
Tor business at 6 p. m. today. W
The most complete prescriptions in
Nevada at the Union Drug Store.
j. W. Hicks OF San Francisco was
a guest at the Merchants hotel this
week.
Geo. +. and j, c. Waddall of Salt
Lake spent several days in Tonopah
this week.
DR.. White Wolf, the mine owner of
Goldtield and Bullfrog spent Sunday
in Tonopah.
J. ]. Gallagher Of San Francisco
was a guest at the Merchants MOTEL
Tuesday.
Edward Billings and J. w. Kearney
Of Sodaville. were visitors IN town
this week.
David Kennedy, il wel.kuown resi-
dent Of Goldfeld, was i visitor in
town this week.
Mrs. w. w, Booth left for James.
town, California, yesterday, 10 visit
her parents.
The finest line Of ladies' hand bags,
purses, etc, in Tonopah. at the
Union Drug Store. u
Neil NJ. Macdonald OF Los Angeles
who is operating at Columbia, was a
visitor here this week.
The Wave Candy Company occupies
the new building on the corner south
OF the Butler building. "
Charles Wonacott and family left
Thursday for IA months trip to the
Portland Exposition
Walter j. Harris, vice. president Of
the Tonopah Banking Corporation,
spent the week in Carson.
T. O. Mann, a mining mar Of Canon
City, Colo, is looking over the camp
and IS greatly pleased with it.
Bella Kadish, Of Columbia, passed
through town Thursday, on his way
home from the Portland fair
Private rooms for ladies' and fam
lilies az the Mizpah cafe and grill.
This is Tonopah's IDEAL dining place.
II. II. Clark, president Of the Bull.
frog mining company, spent Monday
in ronopah on his way to San Fran
CISCO
When in Tonopah stop i { the Aer
chants hotel Everything is strictly
frst-class aud the rooms are nice and
cool. N
James Coslett, "a pioneer pf Tone
pah, returned 10 the camp a few
days ago after an absence Of several
months
Lowuey's candies M great variety
aud various size packages, eNelu.
,ively at the Miners Drug Store. lnc ,
Golden Bldg. d
j. G. Thompson and l. :. Thomp-
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05

DR.. Elton Davis, the we'll known
dentist, has moved to his spacious Of
fees in the new Golden building,
opposite the State Bank and Trust
Company. tf
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05

Indian goods, including Navajo
rugs, baskets, m~occasins, beaded
work, etc, for sale at the Miners
Drug Store, Inc, Golden Bldg. &
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05

Everything new, neat and clean at
the Wave Candy Company's parlor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BIDS WANTED

TlHE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF Nye
Il County, Nevada, will receive bids at their
next meeting on the Seventh day Of August,
lgO5, for sprinkling OF the streets Of Tonopah
the bidders 10 furnish water, wagon, and every.
thing necessary 70 do the work. The Board re.
serves the right to reject any aud all bids. Bids
must be filed with the Clerk OF the Board on or
before the First day August, 1905.
Attest; G. G.BEVIS,
1891 Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

TINA OF her wdowhood, and II IN kaso
she should marry agnlne, then my VII
rs limit my sonn, Doodes Minors chil-
grocs forthwith delivered into tho pos x
sAssion OF there fnthern for the sole use
ana ,ha Re!l ,o aof them while such time
md there q rebound to thcEuse, OF there
motlnri during the time OF her wldowhood,
eng y u, Af \! 70 them solely and IN
k isas. q the mortality OF ithcr without
and tho other half to be forthwith dellv-
cred into the possession Of Peter Monta-
gue. Tor NE sole 5use Of his wife, Witch
use OF & her. Children. and III kase OF thu
mortality Of thor OF them without issue.
ahG;su l, 70 succeed thereon rs above
increase male and female and not to be
could norS morgadged and further my
WI! Is that tho two ould negroes Degoe
Years nfer my dasease und rt tSen pu to 's BE-
I free, and Doc make my loving WIFE,.
Mary Roodes. and my loving. friend VIM.
= Chance, my sole executor and executrlx,
ness whereof hereunto gett my hand
and scnl the 18th dnyo December, 1917,
and mono Of my othar negroes TO serve
any longer than forty-fvc years sold
's' III MAiND ,:da BOO DIES (sea,).
William Chance, Slot 3 BLIZZARD
proba A. N cur Com Mldd1s. De Jan-
(1este) .CHR. ROBINSON Clerk.
The will OF Doodes Minor (MindcrD will
be given In our next.
~ yf5 ------------------- Etaa
. william Thomas married Mary. daugh-
ter OF John Catrcry; their children, those 6
who lived to DO married, were:
1. John, married Quintilln Pull!am, Of
BEDFORD: moved to Tennessee; no des-
z. William. married Elizabeth CraIgl
moved to Alabama.
8. Charles, married Anne Craig; moved
4. Benjamin. never married.
5. James, married Maria Elizabeth An-
srack: their children were: y
!. Louisa Harriet. married Charles
Yancey, OF AlEnmarle.
:. Mary Catherine. married Henry ..
8. William Peter, married (nrsD Sarah
3Huddlcston, (sccond) Sarah Garner.
4. John Frederick. ma rrlcd Lucy
Graves. OF Charles City county.
S. Frances Anne married John Penroso
Harley. OF ireland. rs
lF q. Cells Elizaheth unmarried.
Anne, daughter OF William. and Mary
Thomas. married Jacob Reid. Of Botc-
tourt: their grandsons. Captain Charles
Tucker, Beverley and William Thomas
fucker. Iva In Botetourt.
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you must forgive me for lntftldlng upon
| YOU now. Won't ybtl--siake hands z nv 81
i ifu came furWnrf nnd field but his

ID y.
you must forgive Inc for intr,,dlng Upon
YOU now. Won't ybu--sliake hands? 2"
He came forward, and held out his
hand. N giI On ,s 4. WI
. An exclamation Of horror broke from ON
Ills lips. His Suhcla turned Ills eyes slow s, b;
" towards llht, md titled to speak, tried
tut he5 could do neither. Aud D g,
MN Es p q py on t I'M
that sbothyspeecli ana the power Of moving
hls limbs We're lost. \ 4 Z. y
TO rlng, Tie bell war the work O. nn,
bis uncle, seeing In his eyes. Will, q phiin r.
ful feeling, of Joy, tho assurance hat The
trcconcilat ion, he had come to seek was
accomplished t5 n
died out from tic old mans eyes With
death lowering over hin. ne was So M
for his own acts md valnly, persist ent--s
W ne Tried to say So v, u, y /, /, 4, !, 4.
was carried to his bedroom. He w. WIS y
evidently suffering from some strong
emotion. and thnt It concerned his nepht.ew
there could BE- o doubt for re- ex ,n,,'
man wns out of his sight. I, q ), J. !,
n But what III was that he wished 10 do
or say could only be guessed; Tor he w n!.
whoy q s9dng o nrS
with his lips theaword he wished to ut ut.
ter. l5', II. " III q N ISL . tEE
But Devcrlll was convinced II his own !,
mind that what his uncle wished 20 y I. az
was 10 revoke his hasty md reven,E g
act OF tho eyenng, md thouRh,n,he knew
felt perhaps more comfort in the thought
than was Justified by his position.
y And It WINS not until some hours ~
ter, fol,r . clock, hat morning when ms
uncle died IN his arms. that he fully u ~
dcrstood tho truth TINT he was now Sir
Robert Doycrill, sbaronet nnd--fagEar
a7 (To Be Concluded Next Sunday.) t
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: : QUERIES AND LETTERS.
Mansfield.

Replying TO our Oregon correspondient
GINA gina, the first Of the name We And Is
that OF John Mansfield, OF ,spotssyyan'a
county. who married October q 1881.
Ann Waldo Grasty, daughter Of tshar.
1746. The children of this John Mans
field are not given. nor can We trace
his descent from The Earl of Mansfield,
Of MiddleseX, England; There are not
Mansfield family being principally In the
New England States. It Is to be regretted
that something more definite cannot be
gathered concerning them. WV
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Doodis Minor-(Mindert,)

i, furtherance OF esta blishing the.
Minors Of Virginia as being OF Dutch
GateWood, Of West Point, VA the wills
Ct Doodls Minor az taken =, from the
Or, GateWood says; am sure the
Virginia Minors were Of Dutch origin,
have heard my grandmot her say So
She was Barbara Minor. sister Of Gem
Burr N Va. she VAS saTV married. t from TOD,
ping Castle, In Caroline county, where
her ia Their resided. to Colonel Kemp
Gatewood. OF Bend Lomond.' Essex coua-
ty. Va. My grandfather, Colonel Kemp
GateWood, had two brot hers, Colonel sam
ciatewood, of Mountain Grove, Bath
county g y, s and Warwick Gatetwood' q the
NC give below the, Will OF Alapdort
5Doody father OF poodIs Minor TO prove
that he was q sailor. the seal on the
recorded Wills is q Dutch ship In full
I'm the name of God, amen. I, Mindote
EDoodes, being weak IN body. hui SOUND
and perfect memory, doe ordatna this my
last viii and testament: Firste, ! Doe
hequeathe my sole to God that give u,
and my body to bio hurled IN Christian
burull at tho discratione of my executor
Or executrx hereafter nominated.
Thil, my debts being hrste paidel leave
my hole PERSONAL estate In the hands of
my loving wife. Mary poodes. during the
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Floyd.

Editor Genealogical Department Times Tines
fa s!fYe oi 5fP1y g. sate s0e% Sa !$ss
was no coat OF arms; also that NNn.s
Floyd married II Miss Davis.
have had no reply TO aness sry q" 90
Floyd she was sister Of Sergeant.
Floyd, OF the Lewis and Clarke cxpsdl..
ton. and an own cousin Of nj, Inc I, t thsr
Governor Floyd OF virginia. fll E,,, ,mtnu "
kentucky. who married jane !, Bu g
Now, there was n Frances Walton 4, one on
of tho wives Of Colonel Rlchard C ~ -
The F|oyds, P res e aio nbort
i l Z so, Mary Lee Tloyd's husband;
pa Par Walton. must have been related
to Frances walton Please glvs i,t',,
In ''Habershnm. Call, volume - there
II an articeswrittenF by Colonel Rnines;
which he states that vivian a y riHym
Floyd Gi1avo more than one wife for yol
Quote from authority OF Dr., Brock, that
William Floyd married Davis.
Very respectfully,
" San Antonio. Texas.
From the evidence you produce. y %
very probable that William Floyd mar,
red twice, though we find no evidence WIDEN 40 :"
e Eva Of The Floyds, with the Buchanans.
Trioyd OF Virginia married Letltln sister
OF General Frank Preston Of Y,rS. n...
at Biacksburg, Va, 1907 married Sally
buchanan iPrej,ton, third daughter OF
Z General Frank Preston, granddaughter Of
General William Campbell. OF Kins
T we fnil.to nnd anything OF I,arke Wall
ton or his Family, nor do we f,nd where
the connection with tho Walton 8. com. come
A = = . n
went to Kentucky which renders Y It az DIN
cult to trace them. y. NJ.
Thomas.
Tho following interesting sketch OF
Thomas is sent us BY q gifted CORE
spondent:
ed from Rhys-ap-Thomas, grandson OF
C;ritflth.ap- Nicholas, himself lineally de-
scended from Urlcn Of Wales. the same an,
.UrIen4of the "1dyls of the KING. me
present head OF the family Is baron Dy-3
i,evor,l of Dynevor Park. Llandlls. Wales
and their family records are authentic.
1.-TWO brothers, lineal descendants OF
Rhys. came to Virginia in the seven
5tecnth century. Their descendahts arg
widely scattered and not very aMreneo
Buckley Thomas, author Of The Thomns
Book said by critics to be the pest
work on the family, Is OF the New ho ,rn
branch. r. Governor flnOllas was ~ -
Maryland branch, his wife being daugh-
ter OF Governor Mcdowell OF virginia:
General George Henry Thomas was OF
George steptoc father OF James STEP YEP,
toe OF whom you lately wrote. mnrrie .
Elizabeth daugh,er Of Hanson ns !, T ichmnnd
banker. was cousin Of my grand1n1a,'t;hte =,
who was also named James anne, , M,ima,n
were born about 1885,. and were bropgnt
up on their fathers plantation, auJo1,tus
that q samge! Jefferson, In C co a.hnmaa
Jefferson, received his baptlsma1 l.. name
from the surname Thomas the Ihomas
and Jefferson families being said TO nave
been connected in Wales. Benjam nm
Thomas went, West. was killed !, by t 1,e
will, deposited at Staunton. left his prop
erty 10 his twin brother. William. who
never pushed his claim. dying some years
later. The city Of MaysXIlle, Ky,,Is b W.
70 twit Ills friend. Thomas Jefferson,
with his, making better President than
a farmer" the sage of Monticello having
killed his stock BY an exclusion diet OF
turnips.
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oh yes III na,Axays1've no doubt you
frankness. nTlle way OF small house
and a small Income. and just enough
money to be always shabby and nncon,5
Portable upon We're used TO that she
added with sigh. "and, OF course, Mag
gle, who Is a good. dear girl, will do her
duty, and make both ends meet after
fnshion.a dishea +, dlspirittiing, mis-,
beautiful girl like her, who might have
been the wife of man wthfthlrty thou-
sa nd n vnar 30
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Certainly I do. a natural marriage
may have been all very well In the days
when people led natural lives But lin tho
era of diamonds. late dinners and motor
should we waste time in talking r.; she
added YEARLY, as she rose, and shut %up
me portfolio. The things done, and
lupkilV f0r us - =s3.s }t. - sEH
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& Does nothing count with YOU but
money!" asked Devcri Indignantly.
2 Neither affection nor character, nor
youth, nor loyalty? DO you really think
that Il managed marriage OF a young girl
to IN old man is a better a happier thing
than n natural marriage, one of inclna-
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CHEW FAlMIL Y
.l4E7 | t5 &e5 mi IBsAkL

10 send In sucl, names and lives Of de-
gcent MS thoy can secure. u. G. M.
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Deveril stared at her doubtfully Her
cyncsm, daring, fragrant, us It was,
was perfectly genuine, and SO, no doubt
was her affection for her sister, and her
anxiety for her welfare.
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& Governor Wilson Lumpkin Of Georgia
was born In Plttsylvanlns county. v ~.
1885, hfs father moved to Georgia IN l1N
and settled In Oglcthorpe county. Thorc
We ara unable to trace the English de-
scent or furnish any coat OF arms. Per-
shnps some Of our readers cnr do So,
which will be checrfully printed;
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why, yes. | do. have to-" she replied
dismally Perhaps you don't understand
what going without 1t means as well as
We do. And the dreadful part of it is
that It's who will have made you
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TIC IUUlU IusRIc VorY respondent and
fearful when the time came for him 10
bid her goodnight. She was even more
despnirlng than Claudia. ana felt convict
ed that she had been tho ruin Of every
body, and as she said, that Deyerill
would soon hate her because she was
the cause of his loss of fortune.
Why, you're as bad as Clnuda," whls-
pered he tenderly, do you, too. think
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5 wa fnileto find anything OF Parke Wall
ton Or his Family, nor do we find where
the connection with tho Waltons come
in. AS stated, many Of the fam!le
went to Kentucky. which renders u dilil-
cult to trace them. r. NJ.