The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

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sons and two daughters. The sons
were:
John. James, william, and Barnett;
the daughters-Fannie and Caroline
After tho death OF their father, the
family moved tn Campbell county. va
Fincastle. Va. now in his slst year.
lis the son Of James Luster. one or
| the sons OF Nicheai.
Jerdone.
Seeing In Sundays PAPER OF Hep-
| ruary Sr6, slight account OF tho
/ Jercones of Virginia, and recognizing
several mistakes, take pleasure IN
4 correcting them, and giving iittie
sketch OF the family.
Francis Jerdone the hrst OF the
name to come to this country, cana
| from Jedburg, Scotland. and settlea
at Yorktown. Va, about the year ~.
sIHe Immediately entered into the iner-
camille business, making the export.
ling OF tobacco the CHIEF paFe Oh ms
TRADE He was very successful at TINS,
4 aud purchased many fine plantations
l al, rho way up to Albemarle county,
i ON FEBRUARY 10th 1853, he married
sarah Macon of New Kent county,
! and at once moved to MS nome III
l Louisa county. known as ' cfidoi.e
Castle" Six daughters and three sons
\ were the Issue OF this union, and from
1 this marriage, sprang every branch OF
i the family that Is in the country.
sa,htnking his sons could not be pro-.
lperly educated In America ne SEM
them back to Scotland, where eheS
we're attending school, when the Re-
volut,on broke out: their absence from
4 tba country at this time caused con
! siderable feeling, and threat was
ma da- "a confiscate their property. but
I was never carried into effect
General Clayton Coleman OF Louisa
Il county, married Sarah Jerdohe' =
4 grand daughter OF FRAMES 80, ~ pattms
4 and still later, Professor Jack Pettus
a Of Richmond. married Maria Jerdohe
siof Charles City County, VINO "as y
4 great grand daughter ~,
i 1t is said that the building SUI
j stands at Yorktown Where Ae ou,.,
4 menced business IN; anu no LII i,,.s
thool,s kept there IN pounos, Blu ttlss
nna nance. over hundred ana Iltty
YEAR. ago. are in possession OF ms
r..,t grand chlldren. and are IN ihe
state Of preservation. and the Wrt NJ,
and figures are perfectly leslpla. < ~. -,
! has been maryeled at ps ea slpaa -, ;, ow
- IA said. no INK can be Huoe ~"
", - vii stand the ravages OF time.
Anthony-Duncan.
r,,tor genealogical Column:
8 WI, You please give an account OF
q Arthony family, Also the Dun
{ tne ,vara they. among tho Scotch
a irish from Pennsylvania.
o An answer will greatly ohliEe,
o. A READER.
J, Christiansburg, Va.
( ,rhe Anthonys married very early
| ,,,,th the Winston family; Isaak WIN
800 ~ TIenrico county, married q
I Ianahter OF Mark Anthony, who mar
!. riad twice, tho second time q daughter
g az waiter Clark whose lands ~ fia1.-
v over county We're very near those OF
!, YsaalS WINSTON. who was living thers,
Anthony Winston, son OF lsnhk. was
; a. member OF the House OF BurEesses
Hts r,nt,,n q,
y the hangers, by particular ordef OF
: the Governor. l760--Iohn Anthony .
8 will probuted. he left q son John, ana
daughters, Lucy. Jones. Elizaheth ~
vine, and Sarah Talbot.
l. l762-Thonlas Cooper bacheler,
n married Sarah Anthony. daughter "
: Joseph Anthony 1772~rJoseph carter
r was security on James Apthony's mar
a riage bond. l77S--Ioseph Anthony was
second lieutenant In Captain lrvlne,s
Company OF tho Duncan family, little
can be obtained
. What Family?
II Editor Genealogical Colhmn;
Il Can you give any information re-
IS garding the old Richmond Family Of
I. Virginia and their descendants ! VII
i A READER.
al StoneEa, Va.