The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

c. Mary Alice.
TurbervilYc Family.
Tho Times Dispatch of March 18th con- con.
tained an article on the rurbervlie ia enrrcs
spondents nro desired to sond IN such
material as will complete the record 70 inc
present generation .
stating that George Turberville Is con.
sdered by the family as being, the llrst
emigrant to Virginia and that he settien
in saying that George Tirbervile mar,
rled Martha Lee, daughter Of Richard
Colonel Gef,rgo Turbcrville OF HICKORY
Fiji, in Northumberland. who waH for twen-
ty years or more, clerk OF that county,
was married three times, his first wife
being Frances Ashton, daughter of 30 Goi.
HUGH. daughter Of Col. William Fitxhugh
tho eminent lawyer, and the third, Martha
Lee, daughter Of RicharAsLee. OF London.
This Richard Lee was GRANDSON or tne
emigrant OF that name, ana eldest son ~
Richard Lee. tho second who settled III
Westmoreland.
George Turbervale was born in Virginia,
his father John Iurperv,il VILE h atnmf isNl
where in 1GS5 he became deputy sherlit 70 70
Captain William Leo. whom he succeede ei
as high sheriff. He vas later sheriff +, Oh
of the Acts of Assembly. containing a
table Of the Movable Feasts, compiled by
Elm and bearing his signature, IS III 1 tne
possession Of the p ressent wr1tet np
pear in the records OF Nortnull1 p, ~ ~.
lancaster. Westmorcland and Stafford
counties. a. ,t4 80,
children Nv his two first marriages. Inc
tnn,bs which he erected in their memory
still survive.
l'ns children of his union with Martha
rled George Waugh and had a. SON.
George, and two sons, John and George.
The elder son, John, inherited the pa
rental seat and married Mayta s n1rnn
Caroline county. She was his cousin, her
mother being IIetice Lee. the only sister
OF Martha. named above.
Tho children Of John and Marina (Cor-
bn) Tuberville were % George Lee, cap
tain Fifteenth Vlcsinia Regiment, ana
mljr OH staff Of Baron Steuben,. and Gen.
era Cnal les Lee, in the Revolution, mem
Der OF Legislature IS, Sc 81, and Of the
daughter OF Colonel Gavin ana Joanna
(Tuckc., COZ bin, of Mddlcscx county; e.
Lctita. married Major Catesty. Jones ana
was mother to Commodore Thomas OF
cral Roger Jones, u. S. A.. and others; 90
Martha, who married DR. Nfotram Ball.
Two sons Of John Turbeville, 90 John
Corbin. and 90 1'roilus, died without issue.
George Turheville, like his brother John,
also married a. Martha Corbin-the only
daughter Of Gavin Corbin, of "Pecka.
tone, and his wife, Hannah nah, sister 81 { Of
sons. Gavin Corbin and Richard Lee, and
a daughter. Harriet who first married DIR.
Thomas Basye,. OF Heathsvlle, and sec
ondly Hancock Eustace, Of Stafford. She
left no child.
Major George Lee Turbevilc, by his
union with Bettle Tayloe Corbln, had
son. Major John Turbeville. of the war
of 1S1o'14. who died unmarried. and two
daughters, Martha Felicia. and Ella Tny-
loc. The first named of these daughters
married Major Robert Beale, and tho
second married his nephew. Reuben Beale.
Major Ro. Beale. by his union with Mar
that Felicia Turbevillc, had a numerous
family only nj, one son Of which ', m4rried
Beale. who married Lucy, NJ. Brown Two
Of their children were Judge r. Claiming
Beal ia, OF Texas, and Judge r. II. l3cale.
ArnesD arc living.
or the daughter Of Major Beale, two,
Martha and Anne, were married TO Rev.
Joeshp II. Davis. Of the Methodist Fpis-
fSpa hcse D"vs Killed Y rore pe cnRaH
sinia infantry, was tho issue OF the first
IF these marriages, Rev. w. Il. Davis,
ply and Mrs. NJ. a. Boalc are the issue
If the second
Another daughter Of Major 10. I3calc
and M. Il. Turbervlle was Elizabeth.
,rn Female College in Petersburg
Among her surviving children are Mrs
Branch Morgan, of Richmond and Mr.. r.
,tc linn Mt r,if
orney of Petersburg.
A fourth daughter of Major Bealc was
Emily, who married Thomas NJ. Arncst
aynes Of Of ihfr nr shanG d M E9rv Wa r.
Rust Of Colonial Beach. Among tfc'r
children, deceased, We're, Emily (Mrs.
Charles fcatmam and Annie airs. r.
The second daughter Of George Ice 'rur-
,ervillc, by her marriagc to ReubIn Bealc,
mad two sons. John and Robert, who
lied without issue, Her daughter, Tell
,nder Compton, Of Groveton, Prince VIII
INN county They had. two sons 'rnd
.wo daughters, who ached their ma
iorlty, one or more. whom are still liv-
Gavin Corbin ,Turhcrvlle tcldest, son
u George and Martial. married Mary
Willis Ioningcrncld, daughter Of Colonel
army, and had an only daughter. Mary
King George, They had y nn,,rn"r1TIms
3 JSiauf Brown. OF Wcstmnroland coun.
y and Major Gavin G. Taliafcrro, of
Baltimore. are the only survivors. Others
4 their children we're Martha Fenton
married TO Lieutenant Jameson, y, $. A..
nd secondly, to General ,Arrmisfrrd. OF
division, G. s. 40: Catherine
Mrs, Or ". ". Rose) and son, Tur-
beryIllc. n number Of whose children are
living near kinsnlc, Va.
richard 1ea Tulberrillc, brother 70 the
me named above, married Harriet, dnlgh-
ter OF Honorable Richard TIcnry Lee, OF
Chantiily" In Westmorelnnd, and rcnoy-
Ing TO Fairfax, called his place "Chaniil-
"" which has since been made historic.
Their children were son and daughter,
George Richard Itrc and Cornelin
The first Of these children married Miss
DC Bell. OF Fairfax county, and had is-
.pe. George Lee and Harriet Lee, Cor
lelia LEO Tnrbervilc married Charles
Calvert stuart, and had n numerous
family OF whom rhalres calvert. Jr.. 4
married a MISC chiffon. Sbhlto Turhnr-
Vile married Roshlic Stuart, or King
George: Harriet, fslpnia married Lewis
CarcnaYe. ~ Alexandra: Eleanor Cal
vert married Roy. Addison Atkins: Mary