The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18

william occurs here.
Now for Samuel! IIo, II ono and
tho Same, scems nowise depressed BY
those 20 shilltngs, for he and Williams
keep on buying Dronliscuously--,sa
especially. Tho Runlps and hlnse,r
arc co-buyers from Indians. or, rather.
Ruhins buy from them. and samuel
buys from RufIins. aH@t
ihere 10 mourning ring of Samuel
BLOW, much worn, inscribed with rs.
D. Died July 81. 1866. aged So or 55.',4
"1Tas.' ''-''N
II he died aged sixty-riye, GEORGE
OF the frat lot. born 1864 ("of aga
$500. would have had four grand
children when Samuel. fourth child OF
Richard: was born 1901; he GEORGE.
aged thirty-four or thirty-scven, quite
Improbable.
And 50 1t is n question whether
Samuel and William came over to-
Bether or whether Samuel was he oc
the 20 shillings, son OF Richard.
FANNIE HUNTER.
For those readers who are anxiousa
10 know something of these descend
ants OF William Writ, we print the fol-
lowing;
William Writ born at B1adensbure.
Nd. if1a-1S34, statesman, author, act
tied in Richmond, 1906. and gained a
nigh reputation by his speech In tho
prosecution of Aaron Burr, member OF
legislature, 1907: district attorney,
1915; Acknowledgement during admin
iHtratfon of J. Q. Adams, and In 1892
accepted the nomination on tho Anti
Masonic" nomination for the presi-S
dency. He married. first, Mildred Gill;
iner, daughter OF George and Lucv
Gilmer, and lived ut Rose Hill" in
AlDemarle county. She died leaving NO
children. His second wife was Eliza
oeth washington Gamble, who was
porn at Richmond, 1874, and died at
Annapolis. 1877. She was the daughter
or Colonel Robert Gamble, OF the
Revolutionary War, of Richmond. They
had at least five OF six children, but
! cannot get list of their names ana
o'rths. About year ago saw such
list In book, but have forgotten
what 1t was The list gave Dar,cs Of
all dates of births OF oil but two, ana
VINO each child married, cxcept one.
Ian any OF the descendants, or In fact.
thy one who knows, Give me tho
names or William Wirt's chlldre,i.
ds:eS, a'T! who each marriedP ono
daughter married Fendall, or RAN.
dali, or some such name. of the south.
another Goldaborough, OF Maryland.
Ashes, L think, died young and / re
member one was called Catherine,
INC dauhgter in whom I am Interest,"
ca was the ancestress of William Writ
P'i'' WIZ Hurried Jane Randall.
rms Murphy was son or grandson OF
one OF William Wirts daughters-I do
not know which; think, though. MISC
writ married Murphy, whose son
married Miss Cooke, of virginia, and
the latter Were the parents of VIII
tiatn Writ Murphy. who married Mary.
Jane l.-ndall. I shall be most CRATE
iul II some one can giyo me the pron-
eT me OF descent OF this William Wirb
n.uFphy, from William Writ, either
through these columns or nv nd-
s JULIET GAI.LAGHER.
Notes aud Queries.
Editor Genealogical Column, Times,
Dispatch, Richmond:
Sill am writing to find if can
got through you some information re,
saFdtng the Wilkins ramIly-a yir-
sinia name My grandfather's name
was William Perryman Wilkins: NV.
grandmother. Amanda Barnett; m,-
Brcat-grandfather, Jim Wilkins; my
Ereat-grandmothcr, Frankie Minor. and
mink my MISREPRESENTATION
was Perryman wilkins and his wife
Sallie Wilkins, whose mother was from
Ireland.
There Is in the Land ONCE at Rich
mond the record of Thomas Wilkins.
drummer in the Revolutionary War;
Robert wilkins private In tho Revolu
tionary War; Nathaniel wilkins, lieu
tenant In ths Revolutionary War.
1 am very anxious to trace back a
direct line to the Revolution, and
farther. Il possible. Any information
that you can give or can get for mo VIII
bo much appreciated and gladly re-
ceived @
With many thanks for your kind
ness, 1 am, Very truly
tMIsS) MABEL READE TUCK.
Durham, n. c.
The Wilkinses is an Eastern Shore
family, and the records over there are
complete, and tho examination OF thoirI
might reveal what you wish to find
Editor Genealogical Column:
Sir,--Can some one through your
paper help me with some or all Of the
following lines?
l. Nathaniel Bridgeman married Cas-
sandra Little ,both born and msrried
In Virginia. He died in Missouri, 1857,
aged seventy three years. She was q
near relative of the Confederate OIL
cor OF that name. Some of tha family
Christian names We're Nathaniel. An
derson. Drury, Daniel. Beamwen, Cas-
sandra, Nancy, Minerva. Eliza, Pene-
lope, Harriet and Caroline.
2. George Miller of Virginia. Ills
son. John c. Miller, 1898, either In Vir-s
ginia or Knox county. Tenn, served
In the War OF 1872; married Nancy
Dudley, we think. in Tennessee Bot.
died in Missouri Nancy Dudley's
mother died when she was a child, and
she was raised by family named
Fore. she Is said TO have been born
at or near Portsmouth, Va.
6. John Connolly, born Virginia: mar
ried there. we think, and think his
wife's Christian name was Phebe do
NOT know her surname They died IN
Knox county. Tenn, and their dauSh-
ter Phebe married Isaac Love- Among
their children were Samuel Love and
Robert Love. Samuel Love married
phebe Pamplin first. and second. ------
Arnett. Robert Love married Lucinda
Miller, daughter OF above John c. and
Nancy Dudley Miller.
l. Isaac Love. above mentioned, was
born either in Virginia, Carolina OF.