The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-26

from Ready and Craig. no Ia Said 10 4
have removed to Mercer or Fayettoas
county. KY. and to haye had CONS "
Jamos, Waldo. and Thomas, all Of whom
, were soldiers in tho War Of 1919: & sonls
Sidney Lowry Hampton, killed ntgi
Huntsville. Ala. in 1920. eccidentaliy;Ss
and daughter Elizabeth. born In 1903 4;
In Central Kentucky. married. In 1906 &
'07 to Ezekiel Smith, Of Russelville.s
Logan county, KY, where they had q &
son william r. Smith. born In iS15,#
who was later member OF both tho \
United States Congress and tho Confed-
where his mother had removed aftoraS
the death of her husband and settled Y
at Huntsville. where she built very y
handsome home and lived in consider -s
able style. She Is said to have been a. !
woman OF great personal beauty. and 4
very superior education and refine i
ment," by those who knew her II q
think that the father Of Mrs. Elizabeth
. Hampton Smith. and Thomas, james,
and Wade Hampton. OF the War of 4
1872, must have been q son of Jan1aHs 8
Hampton. son of John and Margaret Z
Wade Hampton. as they We're born en-Sf
tirely too late in that century to hayo
been his children.
Thomas Hampton, son of John and
Margaret, had deeds In Fairfax forg9'
land from AR. Sinclair, and a Mr..
.Trammell. which were recorded In the
decd book for 1750-'54. which is miss
dnS data from old index, No others
data OF this son OIL John and Margaret
| except that he was married in Stafford
on January 1. 1749. to Mrs. Sarah PATTI
tison (nee Congers). 5ss38
John Hampton, Jr., of Fairfax.
John Hampton. Jr.. inherited the
home place In Fairfax county, and In 9
OF family of seven whites and ten Z
negroes. October S. 1854. no had a 4
| grant of forty three acres OF land in 7
Fairfax. The name of his wife is not
| known. June 81, 1904. Samuel and
Joseph Hampton, sons of John Hamp-
ton. deceased, gave bond as his execu-3 ii
! tors. Tho inventory OF his personal
estate amounted to fS55. u.s., 10 10d,, u
and included fourteen negroes, sixgE
horses, large number of cattle,l hogs
sheet, etc, good lot of furniture. az:
! parcel of old books" etc. John Hanp- \
ton, second, OF Fnirfnx, had issue 1--WE y
sons--J ohm, Jr., William Samuel. osephi.
and Henry. and Is supposed to have been
the father of Elizabeth Hampton. whose
guardians bond was recorded in 1875.
He was soldier in the Revolution,
and December 10, 1881 drew f19. 1Ts.4
J AVu. pack pay II.
John Hampton, third, OF Fairfax, was
| tho head of a family of four in 1885.
| number of servants not given in the Z
census of that year. He died shortly
after his father. as in September, 1896,
William Jacobs, and Mary. his wife, re-
| turned Q salo account of the estate OF
John Hampton Jr., deceased. amount!
ing to CESS, As. the said Mary Jacobs
being formerly tho wife of John Hamp-G
ton and ono of his administrators. Il
| From 1886 until 1904 William Jacobs
as guardian returned accounts OF tho
estate OF Anne Sinah, Henry. and John
Hampton, orphans of John Hampton,
Jr.. sold, except one named Lewis, al
! lotted to the widow, now wife of
William Jacobs. No further data. S
William Hampton. son of John, Sec
| ond of Fairfax. died In Fairfax in 1890.
| His Will probated August 22. 1920. left
all land. negroes etc. equally to his
three daughters, Pcggcy, Francis. and
Mary. No other data
| Samuel Hampton was ono of his
fathers executors in 1891. November
4. 1900. no had II Fairfax grant for
70 l-2 ncrcs of land. No other data OF
him. s
Henry Hampton, son of John. second,
! of Fairfax, married Susannuh Holiness Ii
OF Fauquicr county, and removed to 8
Nelson county, Ky, July o. 1907. They 4
were living III that county when they
sold n part OF u tract OF 400 acres OF
land in Fauquier devised to tho said g
Susannah Holmes Hampton by herE
father. Edward Holmes. No further
data of them.
Joseph Hampton, the other son Of
John. second, of Fairfax. was mnrricdE
April .. 1856. in Fauquier to Mary
EIu thaway, daughter of John and Sarah
Hathaway. July IS. l7a5, Joseph lrasnp-3
ton. OF Fauquicr. had II lease FROM
James Dunlap. Of Maryland for 1a6
acres in Fauquler for the term of the
Hives of Joseph Hampton and his sons
John Lawson. and Jeremiah On this
he was to build good frame dwellinE
to contain at least Ssh square feet OF
floor space In the clear. good barn {
twenty feet square, plant orchards, I
etc, y sSssr'
october Ia, 1902, Joseph Hampton
made his Will. probated In Fauquicrs.
February 2S 1903. He left all of es-i
tate to wife Molly to support herself
and children, who were to be "educat-9
ed and h rought up by hor in such man.
ncr as she should think most suitable Z
TO their. disposition and situation." e..
! she married again she was to have but
one-third OF the proporty, The viii
names his children as follows: John.
Lawson, Jeremiah. Susannah, Joseph.
Francis. and Alfred, The inventory o
personal estate amounted to f616. 3s.s8
and included four negroes, ten horses.
etc. Among the house furniture was
Il desk and book case with parcel
of books.
a settlement of tho estate on Febril-E
AIRY 20. 1914. shows that the widow was X
then Mrs. Mary Cooksey, and Susannah
had married Lewis Weekes. Balances
due tho estate was se,215.l?. December,
:. 1897. Joseph Hampton's children had y
a deed for the Dunlap land. The Fa,i-.ffzz
quier records show tile following men,;
ton of them:
John Hampton ond wife Sarah. deed \
to R,rr Powell. August 90, 1918, for
thirty-three acres OF land. part OF q
which was assigned to brother Jere-
mlah Hampton IN division OF their ia
Their. Joseph Hnmpton's estate.