The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15
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Yesterday / paid Mr.. Finlayson 49,
! & told him in a very little time j
| would pay him 3 more. and soon as
yc Glcbc was put IN repair should give
| him no further trouble. He told me Vt
! IA my two years were now expired, he
| did not intend to entertain me any
| further as boardor, rplied vt since
IL was so l did not intend much longer
! to trouble him IS desired to know his
! reasons so he said his wife was in
! firm & ant able to undergo any fail
| que & etc. But II is plain he intends by
II Ia put me TO Inconvenience g. do mo
| an injury, and therefore I'b fully re-
served Chat unless you can consent
| to mako me happy to leave this Parish
| K to take another, tho 1t should be to
my Setrlmnt. My dear, have pity & de-
terminc yourself in my favor. you need
feor nothing for 1 shall make it ye
study OF my life to serve please yeu.
d to render myself n kind Companion.
! faithful friend, & an effectionate Hus-
| band. IL my affection was as essential
+! to We Felicity as yours Is to mine, you
| would be we happiest person alive; for
| L reckon yc my all and for you alone, 7
! could sacrifice yc world 6: its pleasures
to convince you OF We GREATNESS of my
| esteem
Notes:
I
| Williamsburg and asked some favor of
I him. which he declined granting. She
then reminded him that in Holland (ne
was Quarter Master Gen. them, on a
day when he had been in battle and
! had eaten nothing all day she gave
! him Drum Head Fish which he carved
with his sword, upon hearing this he
recoilected the incident and granted her
| request
l met with books and an Atlas con-
tanning maps OF Scotland, inscribed
| Presented TO the College of William
Mary BY Maj-Gen. Alexander Spots
wood" The High Pew, in which he sat
in the Church OF Williamsburg, was
formerly 10 be seen, 1t had a Canopy
over 1t and his name In gilt letters.
| Dolly Spotswood, wife of Col. Nat
West cambridge, died 25th Sept. 1878.
| in the 4Gth year OF her age, she was
born in the year 1873. from a mourn
Ing breast pin of Mrs. Scott, n daught-
CT of p. Henry.
Gov. Spotswood died June Z. 1910
| From the Gentiemans MagZine notice
d. s.
John (Spotswood) was not killed by
the Indians as Mr. Caruthers states,
but married Miss cambridge. and built
! Newpost on the Rappahannock River,
| his wife Directing TO live at Germanna
| where his father had built an elegant
Palace covered with lead, burnt down
by the overseer accidently in getting
| lead to mould bullets
| Robert the younger son of the Gov
| crnor, headed party that went out
against the Indians or lost his way in
| the woods or starved to death as he
| was never heard OF his Moccasins was
found under 4 tree and brought to
his mother Lady Spotswood & when
seated at her plentiful beard so sump-
tously supplied with every luxury was
| often observed to weep grieving for
her son who she supposed starved to
| death while she was surrounded with
such abundance. Dorothea Brayne who
| came from England with her sister
| Lady Spotswood married Mr. Benger
a nephew Through the Eliots). They
| mad two children son and daughter
the son Mr.. Benger married sister
of Ben Johnson. They had two daugh-
| ters Anne and Dorothea. They were
| much injured my their Guardian but
Anne married DR.. French and Dorothea
! married Mr.. McWiliiams of Fredericks-
| burg. who went to England and recov-
cred the bulk of their fortune. The
widow OF Colonel John Spotswood mar
ried Frenchman by the name of
| Campbell Che was an Englishman with
estates near Kingston Jamaica ho
resided quite time in Brussels. JET
ferson met him at Col. Dandridges
| during a Christmas House Party and
! pronounced very scientihc). Campbell
after living several years with her
and not succeeding in getting her for
tune LETT hor. He was Roman Cath
Ollie and did penance by lying on the
/ cords of a Bedstead."
John Thompson is stated to be a
descendant OF Lord Rawdon Cd have
seen the statement that he was OF
tho family OF Thompson OF Muchmore
Abbey, Ireland"
"katina ar Indian Girl (Wingina as
Mr.. Caruthers in knights of the Horse
Shoe calls herl was made Il present
to General SPotswood by friendly In
dams when a child. The Spotswood
Family were so much attached to her
that they embraced her whenever they
met, she nurscd Jno Spotswoods chill
dren but having n quarrel with his
widow Mrs. Campbell left Newpost and
lived in the family of Lady Spots
woods youngest daughter Anne
Thompson by her second marriage
(Mrs. Francis Thornton) and nursed
sevral of her children. She died at an
advanced age at fhe Fall Hill where
she WIS buried"
(To be continued)