The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-25
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the plantation above ScottsviIle, on
which the courthouse Of Albenlarle
once stood
John Digges (2) Moon married Mary
r.. Barclay. and lived at Mount Air: He
mad Robert (3) b., who ma FRIED Mary,
daughter OF Nathaniel Massic Sarah
90. William (3) f., who married
Marietta Appiing. and removed 10
tennessee. and whose son. John (I)
a. Moon, was member OF Congress; Ann
90, j.. Schuyler t3). James n. ca
Mary cd and j. Luther 49,
Richard ca went to Tennessee. Ed
ward (3) II. married Ann Maria Bar.
clay, and had Thomas b. a., Diana,
who married DIR. John S. Andrews;
Charlotte ca. Isaac (4). A., SarahIl(4),
Mary ca and Edmonia (i)
Richard 90 died in 1919. He married
Winifrcd, and had Thomas (3). Rich
ard 90. William (a). Nathaniel as,
married RoNanna Moon: Elizabeth (3)
married jeremiah Cleveland: Lucy (3l,
FLEMING CD, jacob .(3), Martha AK
and Samuel W. (3).
william CD married Elizabeth Ham
ner, and hts children were John (4Y.
William ca. Roxaha t4); wife OF
Henry Boatright; Archer as. Martha
81, Elizabeth "a, Judith as, Sarah
~. ileasant 90, Mildred 90, who
u.
Jacob CD married ELIZABETH Oar
nellie and had John D. (4). Jr.. Isaac
d. (D. Elizabeth (D. May as. the
wife of Thomas ~ Trice: Char1otte
81, Anna ca. and Martha Louisa (d,.
Littiebury (2) Moon married Sarah,
daughter of Thomas Staples. and had
Maria go. who married Samuel o.
Noon; Martha (Sl. who married Little
t ngry Moon; Mary go, who married
Wliiiam III. Turner, and Mildred (s).
Inc wife of Rev. Thomas r. DevcrJe =
Jacob t2). son OF the hrst William
married Mildred Hammer, and hnd
samuel ca, Schuyler (3), Mary (5.
Roxanna I3). who married Nathaniel
Moon; Susan (3). Turner (3) E,Ilza-
meth go. who married William Hon
kins. w
Ihese may be descended from Abrn
nam Moone. WHO settled in GIoucHstcr.
put many moon has risen and waned
since Ahra hams pale light shone on
1ne shore Of Mattaponi. and ii never
VIII be known whose are his chill.
dren's children end who are not
The queen of night
Shines fair with all her virgin Stars
about her" 3''T
hut Abraham's set long ago into d
;. wills
The following BIZ of wins data mnv
probably elucIdate the Wills Cary puz-
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William B. Petit was executor OF
me estate of Wilson Cary wills. os
Fluvnnna. In a letter Wilson NJ.
Cary. OF Carysbrools, calls Wilson Cary
Wills cousin, and sends him n fea ther
ned and good advice In letter tell
iitS OF the bed. That was about 1911.
frederick NJ. Wills (druggistl Mt
onariottesvil'e. Va. may likely tell
you how the families were related.
l.. NJ. Wills once told me that bo ha 4
a daughter who was much Interested
IN tracing he history OF their family.
The first Wills to settle In Fluvanna
went there when a young man about
nineteen years old from Warwick
county, as agent for Colonel Wilson
tM.) Cary, whose home was in VIII
iiamsburs. Va. #I believe that ia
tcaryl was buried at carysbrook HIS
Will Is of record at Palmyra
4 wish some one would locate ma
pier Ford. on the Rivanna. near TO
the old armory commanded by Baron
Steuben and DESTROYED on evacua !
ton. Ffuvanna county, always noted
Tor It's strong and brave men, is cred-
ited with producing a man who out
lifted" Peter Francisco. That may be
questioned. hut certainly the shouting
IN the meeting houses loosened the
clhpboards on the roofs or he meeting
houses. where tile happy folk on tho
benches beneath shouted. The galaxy,
led By old "Jarf ny" jones. singing at
Fork Union meeting house are all
dead. When they all sang together the
dust rose IN hillows on tho top OF
Uncle Billy Snead's hill half a mile
away. No wonder foil, got i"od7 time
'ligion" In those days. and destiny oh }