The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
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comes to "Josh"--well, to my MIND Il
proves oonclusivcly tho non-sxistcnos
o. ghosts, or else surely the lrntS
, snost or Jost I1ite would Gro now
nnyo mndo IN appearance TO those
a t1l'i. your correspondent OF last snnda~
ISL the only pnc-who would fasten
such name upon him.
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rs. ..t ., write It John Joseph Ititoh rns
.S Soss ls nothing more mystoriona
.ia.. the German equivalent OF our
an o = up.i But for meroy's sako--,n
80 . nho.hlnE OF politenoss ana tho aense
dnh nv ~ nIness OF things--don,t let.s
ticma, . s,n,hently respectable Old zen.
yours truly,
SUBSCRIBER
r,, East-Parker.
1-u I,,o Genealogical Column.
Nh. -. e Siyo Ine records OF AYortir
Revo,nt,on ,r ,i,l who served In tn"
. unu proof OF HIS services ~ ~ W. vile VIE
, no are desired His childr ro ' ,ese'
fannle, Martin, Mile. Eliyahat, were
a. ,,i lnaay. His daughter FANNY bors
IN Virginia, 1893. married INN ., l norH
OK virginia Martin East rot,,avod
oachsoh county. Ca. about l7oa p
r".uS OF John Parker, also wnn,an
-, ~ name OF his parents. and proof ~
,ns miners service in the Revolut,on
V w. ,eeued, John Parker was born n
vlrBihla. 1887; married Fanny E,ss
about 1911 Ills brothers and ,,., 80
were Vert William. Aaron. pny,o,,
VINO had son, Cnvy; Elisaboth ,yhn
married Hopkins; Rachel, who marr,n1
martin Crow, Rachel's daughter proh.
ably married. Goss. OF rro,,r
county. Ga Aaron had a son. Georre
Ga. ~ rou ~
Oxford Ala. - =.
INC only names OF East, who served
~ INC colonial and Revolutionary
Army IN Virginia, wore Talton East
John East and William East. who were
privates from Lunenburg. 1858. John
Parlser was private from Cumber-
land IN the Colonial militia, 1853. MISC
Nathaniel Parker at tho Same tirno
This is all we can furnish conccrninl.
tho above. Pcrhops GONE correspondent
can aid you. -
Moseley.
Can any reader give the name OF tho
Mr.. Moseey. OF Norfolk. or vicinity.
who married Eliza starke? She wa
living In that city In 1906. The name
OF her husband. also the names OF her
children, are desired SUBSCRIBER.
Campbell.
Editor Genealogical Column:
In your issue OF April 14th, on tho
IN vnt1 ,, 60, - !,
General William Campbell (lT45-17S7).
tho hero OF Kings Mountain, whose
wife was sister OF Patrick Henry, and
whose daughter, Sarah Campbell, mar
rled Francis Preston. The sister OF
General William Campbell. Margaret
Campbell. married hor cousin, Colonel
Arthur Campbell OF Augusta county,
Va. This Colonel Arthur Campbell was
captured by Indians. and held Il pris-
oncr OF war at Pittsburg. After his re-
lease, the Legislature OF Virginia, In
October 1865. passed an act to pay
him f4l. pay due him while pris-g
oner. Tho limo OF descent Is: John
Campbell, married Grace Hay: David
Campbell. married Mary Hamilton;
Colonel Arthur Campbell I743-ls1D,
married Margaret Campbell; Arthur
Lee Campbell. born. 1880. married Sarah
Thompson: Mathew Monroe Campbell,
married Jane 5dcfneeterS.
Tho progenitor OF this family in
America was a Scot, Robert Campbell,
OF the cappbells of Kionan. Of tho
House OF Argyle. whose mother was
| Elizabeth Walker, born, 1909. daughter
| of John md his wife. Catherine
| (Rutherford) Walker. Robert Walker
| had seven brothers and sisters, OF whom
two, John Walker Campbell. who died
childless and Jano Campbell, who
married Alexander McPhectere, camo
prior to 1744 to Anguish. Robert
Campbell bought $50 acres from tho
pa tantees OF Beverley Manor, built his
! house, and in niildle age married Re-
| bccca WALKER Before 1890. he re-
moved to Fayette county, Ky, near
| Lexington, later to Mason county, Ky,
where he died. His son, Rev. John
| Ponge Campbell na born in Augusta,
| 17S7. and died at Chllitothe. O., 1914.
| David ana Colonel Arthur Campbell
i served In the Revolution. and were
probably in Andrew Lewis's army at
Point Pleasant. 1775. Several de-.
mnssacred by Indians Few Colonial
families have contained SO many able
and forceful men, Can you not re-
cover tho earlier links. or at least
| throw more light on those who lived
during the Revolutionary poriodsI
r. p. L.
Berryvllle, Va.
We thank our correspondent for the
above; we have been trying to trace
ID somo Of the Campbell family, and
hone to collect further data. though
mnny records arc wanting.
Lawrence.
William Lawrence was the nrst I, 70
|land In Virginia, coming over with me
second Or third company OF adNent VT
ara to tho New World. landing n WV.
Where no first located Is not osac ~,
known. Hening givoa many OF me
name-Honry. danes. Nichard, Kone..
.ha roionial wars. The nHmo id mas
WITH also as Laurence, but these moved
| " ~ mhara ,varn Lnwrencos 10 ca ted