The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19


Clark. of Louisville. Ky. If you would
write to MIR. Clark l think he will be
able to give you the Information you
wash. SUBSCRIBER
Will you kindly publish a request
for the address of tho person who In
CURED through your paper about |
Richard Clauselle Puryear, and AK
that it shall be sent to Mrs. J.. C. 9Ie. |
son, Concord. n. c.
Having lost tho name Of the person,
who sent to us the Sarah Gillian wiz
Hanson paper. We would be glad III
the nefc is sent.-Editor.
Virlonn. Iowa, May 4. 1912.
Dear Editor.-I wish to learn some,)
thing OF my mothers people, who camel
from Virginia many years ago. I
we have large walnut chest In oWr
homo. Family tradition tells US 1t be-l
lonEcd to my great-Erandmother, Jan@l
brokerage. or Lockridse Hicklin, wife
of Johnathan Hicklin, of Cowpasture.
Virginia. Y
Have been told she msdo and carved
1t to keep her wedding outfit In, alsot
she rode on 1t behind an oxen team
when they moved to Lexington. KY
What I wish to learn is did Jonathan
Hicklin serve in the Revolutionary
War and where?
under a General Scott against the In-l
lians on the Wabash River In Mary.
land. But that was after he was an
old man. He died about 1859. Was,
over 100 years old when he died aal
Papa, Ill.
All tho family records and papers
were burned In his home after greats,
grandmother died. The chest and a.
pewter plate is all there Is left. We.
have both.
Johnathan Hicklin owned slaves,
OFTEN my grandmother could remem- =
her. / have heard her speak of them.
We know he had one brother. q bache-
we know OF tho family. But we have,
reason to think he was In the Revolu-
tionary Army. he used to talk Of
tho Torys and abuse them roundly aft
ter he got old.
Thanking you for your trouble In
advance. I remain
MRS FLORA MEAKINs.
Virlin. Iowa.
Is there any readert who will ans
swer this?-Editor.
Descendant. Hampton, va--It Is i'm
possible for us to comply with all ot
your requests. You will find some
thing of the Traviss in William and
Mary Quarterly.-Ed
Geneaiogical Editor of The Times
Dispatch:
Ny Dear Editor-can any of your
readers furnish me proof of RevoIu-
tionary service for Robert Crockett.
OF Virginia, that would constitute a
line In D. A. r.
Would be glad to give In exchange
for such data either genealogical
chart or a hand painted coat Of arms
of any one of the following families:
Bowyer. Campbell. Crockett, Gleaves,
Harrison. Henry. Lewis, Madison.
Stuart. Strother. Thornton. Taylor.
Turk.
Thanking you in advance for the
assuring you OF the pleasure your
charming articles invariably give
me. / am,
Very cordially yours.
MRS. ]. r. RICH.
Dandy. Tazewell county. Va
Ed tor Genealogical Column Times
Dispatch:
Dear Sir.-Can you or any of your
readers give me any OF the following
data regarding Dr. Americas Yes
pucius Payne, of Goochland county.
Va. and n graduate OF University OF
Pennsylvania?
Date of birth Date and place of
death. Whore educated before enter
ing University OF Pennsylvania. II a
student of any college. what degrees
conferred and dates. II ever engaged
in military or naval service. when and
where with rank held and dates, IL,
possible. II married, date of mar
riagc. fnll maiden name of wife and
wlfes father. Full names OF children,
IL any?
Any other information will be
greatly appreciated
Very truly yours,
c. A. BRYCE.
GIouccxter Granas!!
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