The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-31

Flaw. Colonel Randolph, and his
family lived nj Monticello. and ali OF
his eleven children were brought up
under the patsrual roof Resides,
there was the young son OF Mary JEFF
itFSon, VINO had come to live with his
grandfather when his mother died. /.
was wori' of Joyous young lie about
THOMAS Jefferson as his head grew
White. ana his shoulders bowed with
inc weight IF the years which he car.
ried so bravely and so well.
Like the Nirgini4 presidents before
MN, James Monroe had no son to bea
MS name, One Of his dau ;hters was
married before no entered the Whit.
House and the other. Mrs. Gouvcrneur
was the iirst daughter OF a President
~ nc married in the executive man
ion' he was devotely attached TO
these children and their families. and
AFTER the death OF his wife, in 1890
ne went to live with the Gouverneur.
III New YORK city. and dice. there July
- SOL Just hvc years from the day
On On which both John adams and
hoinas Jefferson had passed into eter-
nifty, ''er-
VIM nuren odei Parent.
LAKE, Thomas Jefferson. Marin Va,
Buren assumed tho entire. si,neryis,a"
vi ms children after the death or thcir
,ip'her' VINO. alter twelve years ne
,Hcdi weGdc' life, passed OUT ~ ~
HNe3 OF her sorrowlng husband 80
inc -FOUR little boys whom sba had
III, suen an exemplary mother. AL
n ms nearest relatives and
closest friends advised the br,,,,,,.
s;2icsS:.rn TO marry again. fo, ~,
df"n's sake. IL not for his over
ways silenced them by decIarinc ~,
even We're he Inclined to MARI, -
ms own sake he SHOULD dismiss ~
'usa from his mind on account of his
"',u'Sh. one OF those sons, popuIar-
~ hhoWn as Prince John" was grad
49, rom 4ale In 1928, and after
York OF new
10 William Henry Harrison hc,o
me honor OF being the banner ,a,hs
INC presidential group. SIX son.
ana iour daughters came Ia hr,,ht
Tue ios cabin at North Bend ob,o
"hicn was the home of tn. UnrrIsnn.
~. me riic generals friends sent him 70
.ne hite House. This picturesn,,
dwelling had been supplied with an
many additions as the family Axnand,S
! mat the original log cabin nortin,
became inconspicuous, and tho niana
TOOK on the look OF roomy and cor,
Iortabie farmhouse of the better c,ass
- was nome OF great simplicity and
seii"i nospl'ailty. and from its nomely
eOoN Gu ser came the
party watchword. log cabin and hard
cider campaign" One of the Ten chill
dren porn in this rambling farmhouse
while the father was over the harder
IN pursuit of Tecumsel, the famous In :,
dian warrior, was John Scott, father
OF the twenty-thlrd President. Benta-
MN liarrison, who also first saw the
iisht in this historic building.
All accounts agree that the younrer
Harrison bore no resemblance IN hia
grandfather save in one particular
/ mat taste for domesticity which made
them model fathers. The old general
was one of the kindliest of men. both
at home and outside of 1t. His clever
grandson--one of the ablest lawyern
and statesmen OF modern tim,s-was
without personal magnetism in any
form, but within the exclusive circle
| bound TO him by parental ties he was
marvel Of kindness and considera-
; ton. Two children, son and
daughter. By his first marriage, sury I'VE
10 attest TO the truth )f this, as well
as daughter by his second marriage
There Is also another surviving SON
of President by his second marriage
who is always ready TO bear witness to
ha iovahleness OF his DISTINGUISHED
fnthcr. He is Lyon Gardiner Tyler.
president OF William and Mary Col
| lcge. who was nine years of age when
the tenth President of the United
states died. The nrst wives Of both
Benjamin Harrison and John Tyler died
In the White House, the only cases OIL