The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

Friend lived with their grandmother.
Sarah Friend at their homo called
Turner IIill' In Chesterfield Co.,
about half mile from Osborns, until
they moved from the State. Charles w.
Friend married Martha Cox; Thomas
son married Ann Wilson OF Kanawha
Co, From them were many children.
George and Goodrich, 7both represented
their Co. In the Legislature; George was
private secretary to his kinsman, Atty.
Gen. Bates under Lincoln's Administra-
ton. Goodrich was Capt. in the federal
army; two of his sisters married sons
of Gen. Bates. Gen. Tarlton Wood
son had no children George never mar
ried. II Major Woodson is of the Chess
terrified stock, he must be son of God
rich, as there are no other Woodsons
III this section.
Mr.. C. Friend son of Charles w.
Friend, who has lived for seventy four
years within few miles of Osbornes,
and knows the history of the county
well, sends us the above facts which can
be relied upon.
Malone.
1t is difficult to trace the Mahones,
as so many records of them have
been destroyed. Daniel Malone and
his brother Willis, came from Eng
land when quite young men: they
married sisters, the Misses Hatton.
Daniel had. six children-four boys Ma
jor. John. Daniel and Jim and two
girls. He afterwards married Miss
Buffin, whose family In England were
reported rs being very wealthy. BY
this marriage were six children also:
four sons. George, William, Willis and
Walker. George married a Miss Ma
hone: William married ; Willis
married Miss Donroella, and Walker
married Miss Ann Waugh. Daniel Ma
hone had n farm on the upper part
of York Co. All OF his sons died dur
and Daniel: the latter died only few
years ago in Hampton. A Lucian Ma
hcne of Texas, who died there recently,
was traced to the family at Hampton,
from which he left on war vessel. 1t
is the tradition. that Daniel Malone. Sr..
gave hunt and big dinner in honor
OF a young man in uniform, but his
name is not known, but is supposed to
be the said Lucian Malone.
The vaugn family were also OF uoto-
riety-the mother of Ann Waugh being
Polly OIary) Valentine, and her mother
was n Miss Tyree.
In a pamphlet published by Pres.
Lyon G. Tyler. he speaks of the vaughs,
Valentines, and Tyres. The Vaugn or
Vaughan Supposed the same) family is
frequently mentioned in Bp. Meades
works. They located in James City
Co. 1868. and WILLIAM Vaughan was
a Captain in the Revolution.
Dunbar.
Since the article on Dunbar of the
18th jan, we find that 1t was not Mat
thew Dunbar who married Constance
Ettienne Willard. but William Spencer
HUT, of Westmoreland Co., Va: their
daughter married Judge Dunbar. The
whom bought the estate OF Light
Horse Harry Lee" We find, too. that
Richard, Robert and William Dunbar Of
the Revolution, could not be sons of
Matthew Dunbar. who was not born
until 1911; but they may have been
brothers Of the first Matthew. Any In
formation touching Dunbar. Herbert, or
Willard families, is desired.
Waller.
If w. NJ b., and others desire infor-
nation on Waller. address. M. A. WAL
Ter, Box Sc, Boydton. Va.
Meriwether.
The following is gathered of the Meri-
wether family, which has been called
for:
DR.. William Meriweather, of England,
(brother of Lord Chas. Meriwether,) was
married to Miss Sallie Scott, (sister Of
Gov. Scott of Ky..) She was the mother
of Sallie Scott Meriwether who mar
rled DR.. Joseph Bass Anderson. of Anne
liza Co.. Va, who was Capt. in the Rev
dictionary war. His mother was Miss
Bass. He had five daughters, and one
son, who was named Jos Bass Ander-
son, Jr The daughters married as fol-
lows:
One married Col. Davis. of Cumber-
land Co., Va, one, Col. Custin, Of Ame-
LA Co., another to Col. VIM. Gregory, of
Petersburg, Va. Laura Meriwether
Anderson married Samuel D. Hicks, OF
Richmond, Va. They had one daughter
and three sons. the daughter, Fannie
Gregory Hicks, married DR.. J. r. Spelsht.
of Norfolk. Va. They had one child.
daughter, Laura Meriwether Speght.
The names of the sons of 8. d. Hicks,
are as follows:-Samuel Downey. Jr.,
who married Miss Harriet Overton
Woodland. granddaughter of Col. r. w.
Wyatt, OF Albemarle Co., Va, they had
one child. daughter, Virginia Meri-
wether Hicks: Robert Waverly Hicks
Hicks, Of Philadelphia.
Miller.
In answer to Mrs. w. R. B., on Juno
attn was given all 9tndt CaH De bdtHeTcu,
so far, of the yawter family, though we
hope to be able to give. more, very short
ly. There We're two families of Miller;
one OF Kent Co., England from whom
tho emlgrant Samuel Miller. OF Boston,
descended, the progenitor of the New
England NIillers.
The baronetcy of this family became
extinct In 1714.
The arms OF the Scotch family of Mill
ers which arc here given. descend from
Matthew Miller, of Glenlee, Kirkcud-
bright county, Scotland, from whom was
John, has son, who died unmarried.
Thomas. his second son, became Lord
President of the Court of Session, and
was made Baronet 10th February, 1855.
His son, Sir William Miller, born 1865.
succeeded him as Lord Glenlee; no mar
red his cousin. Grizel daughter of George
Chalmers of Fifeshirc of tho celebrated
Chalmers family in Scotland and this
country
Tho arms OF these Millers Of whom
was Hugh Miller, the noted Scotch geolo-
gist, and from whom have descended tho
y,,hn rria1