The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15
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! land near the clo:c Of the seventeenth
century and settled in Spotsylvania
7 county. lie had three sons-Wili,am m.
John and Rcniamine. The last of the
text (born l7i6) settled in Williams
! burg He married Martha Hall. OF
North Carolina and had issue ten chill
drcn." (Notc-Mrs. Glass says he had
/ brother Tom" ana eight children)
I! The foregoing extract says his brothers
! were John and william" and the
! children numbered ten.
| We are all liable to mistakes. and
should be ready to correct them when
In our power 10 do so. / am sure Mrs.
Glass will fully agree with me as to
| this.
Waller" Is seeking information as
to his ancestors OF the ouarles and
| Waller families. whether they be OF
! patrieianic or plebeiaric origin does
not so much concern him.
! walters" haptismal or Christian
name is John Waller; his fathers. Rob-
| ert Waller: his fathers only brothers,
James Quarles; three of his fathers Sis
/ tiers were named, respectively, Martha.
Mary and Agnes; of the grandsons of
his grandmother. Ann or Anna. there
| William Waller, Waller and n
benjamine; Of her granddaughter are
| Marys, Annas. Marthas and other
| names found in the families OF the
Quarles and Walters. her people
Waller" has now in his possession a
copy of the marriage license of his
grandfather and grandmother sent him
] oy the clerk of the court issuing II, to
! which appears the name of Aaron
| ouarles, her father. waller" is now
nearly eighty-four years old. and nc
! and his people have ever understood
| that his grandmother Anna. nee
ouarles. was granddaughter of Judge
Bentaminc Waller, at whose home she
passed many happy days of her child
1t has been understood by all the
! relatives of Waller" and by him and
/ ms father as well. that I.ittleton Wal
! Ter Tazewell was n first cousin of his
/ paternal grandmother. WALLER"
| In your genealogical data of the Sun
| DAY Times Dispatch. which | hope Won
Will continue by giving US the memo
! randa of the old Wills of the proprie-
! tors or the large plantations. especially
/ or the counties contiguous to Rich
| mona. md information to supply the
: records of one county lacking in the
/ other. as these old residents frequently
! owned land in adjoining counties or
! across the river.
| l. however. could not find a will of
Archibald Cary in Henrico County
| WIN Book. ", page 20. as recited in
! the issue of Sunday, September. 1911.
was especially Interested in locating
this. as he owned land on both sides
! of the river.
! can you call the attention of the
J writer OF these articles to be as def
mite as possible as 10 the volumes, and
! IL there are duplicate volumes or not
! readily known. to give the date Of The
VIII and the time OF probate or record
also should like to sec n memo
/ rahda OF the devise of land when that
! Ia mentioned in the Will in addition
/ TO the old hcirlooms of plate. etc.
rms VIII give us information which
| MED VIII probably be of considera BILE
! interest.
LAWRENCE P. POOL.
| lThe list OF wills, IN which the ref
erence to that of Archibald Cary an
! peared. was specifically stated to be
| from Chesterfield. The will of Archi
bald Cary is these-Ed.1
lockwood, Correction.
| EDITOR Genealogical Columns:
The name printed Ligwood In last
| instalment OF Chesterfield county Wills
should be LoGwood.
Mr. Carter, of Connecticut.
| L am anxious to join the Daughters
OF the American Revolution. ] have
from the War Department, Washing
ton, d. c.. that my great grandfather.
john Charter. of the State of Con-
| hecticut. rank not stated, appears on
list dated June, 1870 OF appointment
! to members of the Governors stan
ordered TO New York to Join the Con-
! tinental Army.
| also have from the War Depart
ment that my grandfather Nathaniel
Charter, served in the War of 1872
! Ihe first Charters came from Scot
land: settled in Connecticut.
Can you holm me, and what Will be
your charge for. ] would like to hear
at once.
Yours truly,
MRS. NJ. y. BROWN
Richmond. Va. September II.
KahI.
Editor Genealogical Column:
Can YOU give me any information
concerning the Kahl family who lived
in Norfolk, Va, in their latter, days?
V. II. Kahl and his wife, r. C., died in
Norfolk. V. III. was buried in the
navy hospital grounds. Norfolk, Va.
! ANY data that can be furnished will
be appreciated. Thanking you In adj
vance. l am, Yours truly,
MRS II. M. K.
Richmond, Va
Henson.
Editor Genealogical Column:
Can you tell mo who Cathrine
Henson, who lived either In King
William or King and Queen county.
Va. between the years 17i0 and 1850,
married?
Can you also tell mo to what fam
lily of Taylors. Clements or Clemmons
Taylor belonged? He lived about two
or three miles from New Kent Court
house between 1915 and 1890 He
married a Miss Dionyce Graves, whose
brother, Colonel Richard Graves.
represented the counties of New Ken.
Il and Charles City In ,hc Legislature
of Virginia aboat 1890 or 1896.
j ANY information you can give mo
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