The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04
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man. He was member OF the House OF
Burgesses for Caroline. and county
lieutenant OF Orange. large planter.
excellent family man. and enthusiastic
sportsman.
He owned the celebrated race horses
Sober John and Fearnaught, for which
he paid 1000 gnineas. He sent MS
children to England. too, for education.
His sons were John "a, George 4).
Walker (4) and Robert Ed.
Richard (3) Baylor was the pro-
genitor Of the Essex Baylors. The
Bay1ors all along the line acquire and
precise education; with these two bull
warks their social position is sus-
tanned.
The Essex Baylors. who are SO de-
lightfully associated with the OLD cs-
tate OF .Kinlock," which in its mature
and pathetic beauty Is closed, al
though the Baylors still own It anu
much moro besides. These Baylors
hayc distinguished family connections
In addition to the direct line.
Lucy Cooke. daughter OF Secretary
Cooke, and descended from the exalted
family Of Catesby, married Colonel
Francis Waring. who was son OF Col
onel Thomas Warlns OF ESSEX county.
He was the emigrant, and lived at
SIO4oUGE dAOIhGl S'AoAAhbh6 oAA
place with pleasantly suggestive
name. Tobacco was just as good as gold.
and much OF 1t grew at ''Goldberry.
and no doubt Its fair garden also
yielded the luscious berry-black anu
red and green--which in dts proper day
filled those large cut-glass bowls on
legs which Went so we'll with old gar
dens, old tables. and large panelled
dining rooms
Colonel Thomas Warlng was Bur-
CESS in 1854. and his son was Burgess
In 1864. and signed Richard Henry
Lees famous protest against the
Stamp Act. Indeed. he and the famous
Richard Henrys did not live SO far
apart. and perhaps called themselves
neighbors, lis true there We're a
few miles OF water between and few
miles OF land on either side, but this
was nothing with the convenient pro-
pelltng power Of any number OF black
hands. and the assistance OF coachea
and as many good horses as Mr.. War
Ing and Nh. Lee elected to attach
therefor, 1t took a littls time, bu, time
was made for slaves and not for such
gentlemen as tbesp
Colonel Francis (2) Warinc and
Lucy Cooke. his Wife. had Lucy (a),
Who married James Robb. Of Port
Royal; Elizabeth go, who married
Colonel Spencer Moltram Ball. ut
Northumberland county. and Ann cay.
who married William Latane. Of
"Langlie." in Essex county. son Of that
reverend EIuguenot. Lewis Latane. who
settled "Ianglie" about 1900. and pas
tored South Farnham Parish. Their
oldest son was John. who married Rob-
ert Payne Warning. of Il aynNield.' In
Essex county. ana their oldest daugh-
ter. Lucy Latane. married Robert
layne Warning, Jr,, of "Edennetta,n In
Essex county. Their daughter, Lucy
Waring, one OF the richest heiresses
in Virginia. married Richard Baylor, OF
.Kinloeh. Mr. Baylor. we are sure.
had a plenty before, but with hls
wite.1,uey Warning. came a tremendous
acreage Of land. slaves and money ba-
sides.
| Robert Payne Warning. Jr. died
about tho middle OF the last century.
and ones eyes open With wonder as
| one reads his Will. on record in Essex
county. Cattle craze on "a thousand
fields negroes, grooming jungle rnelo-
/ dies. work these great plantations. and