The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

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father. Hehfy. Wa naADbee Of 10
House o. DpfGsssss. snl ~ fAfh6 vas
Henry Baker. o. Isle ~ WlgAA . eoun-
~ In visginis. The RakArn came from
the dSrfh Of England early IN the sew
enteeneh century.
The Enbsys lived naay years In
Aiabazas- Some Of them were In vss-
ginia In f7ss. o. II II msntiossA In
that he bought . tracTsf land In Bod
ford County from william Embry anA
! sold II to Henry Embry.
Jonathan Patterson and Halcott
fow.es. brother of his last wife. wses
two Of the executors Of the win 81
Tscharner de GraffeDried.
TscharneTs fourteen children grew
! 10 man and woman's estate. and all
Married except Tschsrner. born In Hs.
and wounded at Guiisord. N. C.
There are some hundreds Of his de-
scendants now living,
Ann Paterson. daughter of Jonathan
Patteson and granddaughter OF
Charles Patteson ana Regina de Graf
fenried. married Henry Embry. They
had seven children. three sons sna
four daughters.
Erminc Embry married Elijah Greet.
Henry Creel. his eldest son. married
Mary Miller. They had six children
three cons and three daughters.
Jane Ermine married Walker Bene-
dict.
Mssths married John T. Oait. having
one daughter who married. Richard
Is. Ball. attorney.
Buekner 4 Csssl married Nanpie
Thompson. They hsA ssx children.
three ssaghtars and three sons.
Mary Greet. dssghtsr Of Buckner and
Mamie r.. married Dr. James . Chen
ewetb.
Aasnss cren married Captain Al
ston HaDllton.
Margaret cseei married Charles
rlummsr.
Paul Greet married Grace K.ilecn.
CSeel died unmarried.
Bucknsr Creel. Jr, unmarried.
Kats Cseel married George Miller:
~ chiiAren.
I. John Temple Graves. Atlanta, Ga
.. Robert dc Graaenried. Franklin.
Tenn.
,. James de Graffenried. Macon. Gs.
GensAlogy Of Baron Christopher do
UTsHenfied. belonging TO MRS. Jane
Ermine Benedict. l&t5 Third avenue.
In the name Of God. amen. /. Jona-
than Patterson. Of the County Of New
Kent and Parish of ~ Pstarsburg.
being in perfect mind and memory. but
knowing II Is appointed for ali men
ONE to die. do institute and ordain
this to be my last will and testament.
First. beauesth my soul 10 God,
who gave 1t. a nd my body to ,se buried
49, hn <.p stfaxu md
after my just debts and funeral
charges arc paid give and dispose Of
my estate in manner and form as
foll6weth:
LIST Item: give and bequeath to my
son. Richard Patterson. that part Of
my laid. which shall mention. with
the place called Aerchoes beginning
at the Corner Oaks cf my hpA. WIN.
RangeYfseia's. and Absoiun --. from
thence 10 run across acuthsriy along
branch to the plsce called the
Meadow tail II comes opDasits 10 Nay
PattersoH's plsntation 70 70 jain 20
her line. and thence - tho Mne to
Joel Christian's. thence 10 Daliss How
els ard % 10 the hsGiAnin6. and one
bed and furniture.
give ana Seaussth - my son Jona-
than ave shiliings.
Item: gise and beqpeath to my
son David tive hundred pSnsAs In my
son Joaathan's hands, but e ny 500
Jonathan had rather make DAyia .
right to the land and plantation where
he now lives containing four hundreA
acres. then my desire q that be shall
, discharge my son Jonathan from pay
nents Of sthe money, also one negro
| man. George.
Item: I give and beQueath to my
son. Charles Patterson, two hundred
pounds in my SON J0nathan's hands.
but IL In ease my oo1 Jonathan had
rather make my son Charles a good
Right to tract OF land lying In Lunen-
burg containing four hundred acres,
each one lying in the -- Of the
Courthouse Road. DVrchased OF John
Colvin, and another purchased OF An
thong street. and the hSadred acres
OF his on adjoining, than my desire is
my son Jonathan may be discharged
from the payment ef the money. Also
> give and beqHeath TO my son Charles
one negro man, Robin. enc bed and
. furnitare and young horse.
give and hetueath TO my son
Samuel all the remainder Of tract Of
land now Nye on after the death Of
his mother, 20 him and bic heirs for
ever. also one young horse, saddle and