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grafton and the committee on farmers
institutes was born in Fauquier county
In 1853. He is the son of Robert Bev-
crley and Jane Carter, his mother being
Il granddaughter OF Edwin Carter, of
shirley" His early schooling was
received at the Episcopal High School,
and after completing the course at the
latter he became a cadet at the Virginia
Military Institute, from which he grad
uated.
!, Mr. Beverley commenced farming In
Essex county In 1880, and is still en-
gagged in that occupation, owning a
Rappahannock River farm OF 1900
acres. which is one of the finest in the
Northern Neck. He is one OF the most
successful farmers in Essex county.
Governor Tyler appointed Mr.. Bever-
ley upon the board to represent the
First DNtrict,Sn 1899, and he has been
n menhber of the body since that time.
always taking an active part in its
proceedings, at one time serving as its
president Besides the committees re-
ferred to, Mr.. Beverley is also a mem
+, Der of the executive committee. and
Is member OF tho governing board
oil the Virginia Truck Experimental
Station. in Norfolk county, the only
station of it's kind in the United States.
Mr. Beverley was the Democratic
candidate from his district for the Con-
sututional Convention, but was de-
teated by the Republican opponent
Dir. AIauck, of Norfolk.
Hon. A. O. Mauck has represented
the Second District upon the hoard
since 1900. He was born in Ohio sixtv-
four years ago. and his father was
also native OF that State. His
grandparents on both sides We're yir
Einians. his grandfather being born
and reared in the Shenandoah Valley
and his grandmother being born in
Richmond.
In 1895 Mr.. Mauck came to yir-
GINA from Ohio. and bought the his
toric Temple farm in York county
where ne lived until year ago, when
he became interested in Norfolk coun.
", In which he purchased property.
Mr.. Mauck Is business man as
We'll as farmer, and Is successful If
both. He Is connected with severa
commercial enterprises in this State
He left Ohio because he had conf.
dence In the future of Virginia, ant
he has ample reason to be satisfied
with his judgment. Since locating IL
the Norfolk section, he has interested
himself In aiding in the movement t,
MAKE Notiolk a ihndlng port Tor I'm
migrants, an effort that now promise
TO be successful.
MT. Scott, OF Henrlco.
Hon. A. r. Scott represents tn
Third District, and was appointe
upon the Board by Governor Swan
SOY. in 1905. He Is practical dairy
man, and is a member OF the fir
owning and operating tho Richmon
Dairy. He is an authority upon tn
subject of datrying, and has delivere
addresses and read papers upon th1
industry before several gatherings, ir
Guiding the State Farmers Institute G
Roanoke
Mr., Scott is OF Scotch and Englis
parentage, his father being natl,
OF the former country and his moths
OF the latter. He WAS born In Canad
and came TO the United States whe
he was In his sixteenth year.
He lived for year in the peninsu
OF Maryland, and then, in 1888, came
Virginia, where he has since reside
Mr.. Scott has lived all his life upon Il
farm. never having been engaged
any other occupation, He now resid
Upon farm four miles north Of Rlc