The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
.ppear again In tile Isappai,onnoc,r

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to appear again In the Happahonnoek
) Valley
Another of tho Dades was the IN.
I fortunate commander OF q detached
corps OF the United states Army bs-s
trayed by indian duplcity into the
alnpuscade which involved the loss az
100 or more United states soldiers.
leaving one only Survivor to thread s
nus way with tidings OF calamity
which reused tho whole country into
flame Of wrath which tho art and
wonderful ability OF ,osccola could NOT
Withstand. though he continued for
some years the Seminole War before
his feeble forces could be crushed
beyond the Mississippi..
We arc extremely Obliged to q. W.
3. Tor his corrections, which We glad
] ~ insert. This column is eager for
the truth. 1t is not for to- day that
we write. but for future days. Wa
spare no pains to arrive at proper con-
clusions. We interview people. we 20
to clerks Offices, we study tho locaIi-
tios and interview the Oldest inhabi-
tants, and IL after all this energy
VIC say things that we should not SAY
we arc sorry, ana always accent cor.
rections gladly from those who Va
sh,hk know better than ourselves The
1oiHloWlng are G. w. BIS corrections -
statements IN or Moss Neck paper:
l.Henry Corbin did not live tirst -
Peckatonc. but his tlrst homo ,vas
buckingham uousc.5i Afiddlcscx nom
/ ty. - ',,s-ls
we say "Garrin Corbin is ancestor
% all the Virginia Corbins," meaning
that no was the ancestor of all of this T
particular Corbin family. We know or
several Corbin families.
some in certain localities did NOT
write their names and had no conner.
8 !.on with Henry CorbIn. or the Corr +
o.hs Or the Eastern Shore. we know.
very little. but arc quite sure they do
notcome from Henry Corbin. IL
9. We regard Edmund Jennings los Z
very good authority ana in "I,eeN ~
virginia. he atllrms that Letttia. cors
pln, VINO married Richard Lee. lived
a. Mount Pleasant. It Is interesting
70 Know That this place was arst cs,ll.
ca 'Matholic," and bore that na,,.
When Mrs. Loo went there.
M. ~. Winifred Griffin (nee corbin,
ilved IN Farnfam Parish, Richmond IS
county, and not in Northumberland al
we had It. : ts''u' as Il
3. Teddington, We assure q. ". 81.
ls on the James River. IT still stand.
and may be seen from tho boat an
wien we SO annually to Jane stown
.,n oenold II with our own eyes and
not with anothor's. IT was NOT ~. =.
w. B. has II. In Mlddlesex county 80 -
!, y we did not say that Frances CIR. S.
pm Jennings lived and died at .Rin-
. nos', on york River. We merely saidf
W., she lived there after her marriage q
w -, n.e sad to know and thank q.
ra,nan., tor the information that she
LONDON, where she died in III j. Tb,s
y. 10. an interesting fact which We ars
siad to record. In our office ~ = S,,a,.s
!, a deVil-be it person or machine w.
SNOW not-but sometimes things are
printed otherwise than they are writ.
ven. zen oid BENJAMIN Needler is an init
NAE. NAY. acquaintance. and we would
the world. That misplaced IS, wa,
not our fault-cross our heart, Nor
did We intend to say that Anne r,orh;,,
, =, l NVilloughby Newton. she ne
y, ". =. says. married first Isa
f,n.e. and secondly Ref David
S ,. Tor half a century rector or
nehutitul old Christ Church In Ian
caster county.
!. Gavin corbin (4). who ,narrIcd
Joanna Tucker left son. Richard
Henry, who became a member Of tha
ttouso OF Delegates. Lastly we fwo,,ld
assure G. w. b., whom we recognize &
~ one OF the ablest and most accurate
~ itiatlquarlans In the country, that wa
y appreclate most highly his interest IN
. .t., !! column and will always be glad to
'uoilsll what he sends, be it for or
against us. =
we ~, got the rather peculiar behavior
: !. IN no Al stress Of Peckatone from Gee
IS MA PIP. SO ct seq, And it was
, pie33s or spice which we could not a
mi NIT Genealogy requires condiments ss
VI. and 9, simple. II IS rather heavy az.
y, ~ % 81 III e person most Interested.
Ye, however. add what q. w. Is! ms Ia
!, ~ ANU this lady. We are set on
!, lyihs everybody a chance. be he or
no alive or dcad. - q =
rs to be hoped that the references
feekatone and the fate OF one Of sita
~ stresses, as contai lined in the sketch
ndcr consideration, will not be taken.
~ .se,iousiy, particularly where TITS
:ated that on a day Of severe cruelty
re, her coach and coachman 1yera
'hirled up in a hurricane and never
lore SEEM
This his account Is qualified By the
hr r'l%s', tradition has it, ana it must
Q q tradition of pecullarl;, syarua
"a nebulous character. THIS old home.
far from having been deserted. as
ore stated. with its halls haunted. n
q "a echo,l llg with fearful groans, con-
nued until its destruction by fire in
70 present generation notable Gems
Of domestic and social life through
g successive generations that found
elter beneath Its roof. "A young
dy of Virginia IN her journal OF 4 7So..,8
cording her Impressions Of "a stay in,
rs home. said: I don't know when
I've been happier than am now. III
conspiresi to make me SO.
ousln rurbervtlle is 50 affectionate.
10 does everything in her power to
AXE her company happy.
This cousin Turbervilleg (nee Martha
orbln) must be the mistress referred 81
in the account unde review as hay
6 put her slaves in dungeons and