The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25

On March . Mr.. Randolph came tot
sec the ie Grands soon after hreak-t
fast Later another friend came inl
MIR Randolph and Mary Harrison eaxs
some time. and tho latter carried moi
on with her TO see the Wilkinsons.i
leaving Mr. Il. with GIMME and Mrs..
norton ann afraid Of hurting hist
feelings. ms hc rs worry sensitive: he isl
good friend or ours. aud would. II
pehcve serve us ia any way. ITO hast
led wild rambling life in Mexico.i
fcrn and other places. and in this wa3
hats neglected many means of educatlon.}
~" would nave made a fine spccimond
of man " he had had tho proper1
opportunities lie is quick and saga-{
cious. and his intuitive Judgment oci
men ana things is goor. His idea1i
nave much move range than Is usuan
with city men. whose thoughts Qt3
seems To mo- run In but two channels.i
pleasure or business. BUT his expres-l
sion is slow and restricted. ne hasi
neglected the means which would havei
aided mis- utterance. This man has "A
true chivalrr OF nature which makesl
him interesting hc Is not at ali dem I
"haultiV" or elegant IN manner, yeth
you feel instirctively there is no mean-9
ness no c0trscnoss. no unkindness ind
ms nature and that hs would do any
'nlns ier woman without rcspectI
to h"r age or rank fIa has dubbe<7i
- A
deed feel that sort Of trust in him3
/ tnat wouid incline me to call on hind
IN any trouble IN preference TO earlierS
! friends. HIS brothers. who happen tod
/ oe unmarried. are Doth in the army: 4
so also are his brothers-in-law. andd
owing to circumstances ne is compellea3
| 10 remain here and take care OF hlst
I family and tine family of his sister-in-
/ ia" she nag three children he hasd
two They are all quite young timidsi
ana HELPLESS lie pines TO be in the9
army ms brothers have written hind
( that they 10 not envy his position"
ON March % Julia writes of calrI
( rom Mr. randolph and adds Within
/ the last week ne had another chllIf
( oorn TO him He regrets that IL is MOTH
I a boy tie was SO anxious to call iti
! HeoeI Randolph. lie could call hisl
Fl'i Rebellion or 'itebeila he says.
hut cannot bear anything that seem sd
I to make girl woman conspicuous.
/ IKE ihis sentiment. 1t accords with4
Nis usual ones. lie is really brave ansf
/ manly and in everything shows tender
ness to women and nnfortunates."
! ono ot the last references to thisS
Z good friend is as follows. MIR. Ran a
doiph II ne had taken the oath he !
! ites do not come IN fifty days ouitsi
( q urge sum of money will be savecli
/ 10 him but said he i would rather
/ nave them in to morrow aud lose IT, 4
/ lie comes OF the blood Of old John Ran
! dolph II me hadtak en- the oath h,yi
SAYS his mother aud brothers In that
army would have disowned him,
| KATE MASON ROWLAND.
Mrs. A. Il. S. of Henderson. X. G
! wishes 10 know something of Turner
I bynnm who. she thinks. lived in Northi
Neroi'na also Benjamin Bynum wisheas
| 10 know the prosenitor OF the VIII
! kins family
We could not toll the percentage oni
/ lllldm Carter and Alice CroNton, his1
/ WIFE, ana as they were born in lsOl
/ OF earlier. As you depose. there wa II
! no place I'm virginia for them to bed
/ born If ans Barton or Davis data Il
sent us wa win publish it, There isl
SO much IN the Honrico County re-
/ cords that we can't tell all that Isl
/ there.
The wilkins data sent IS too un Il
Ineligible to print.-Editor.
I rRbmaston. Ga. August :. 1912.
Editor genealogical column. The
Times Dispatch.
/. Can YOU give mo the genealogy or
/ General Robert Abercrcmbes family. !
or amy Information concerning them (,
Especially the descendants who came,
| 10 Georgia
.. Can amy ono give information CON,
J. know who was the father and motherI
OF James aud PRESLEY Hishtower, wnol
came from Virginia TO Greene County,
{ Georgia
/ &Also would be very grateful to /,
/ any one who can give me information{
about Jones family. George Pritchetc
l Jones married Jane Ely. His son, Reu- \
hen FLOYD Jones. married Susannahl
| Writ WIN ho glad to set informa 1
! ton concerning either OF these fami- |
| lies.
VIII he glad to get any informationi
/ on either ci the above mentioned lines.
4 saw an inquiry about Joel Walker
me me, IN your paper some weeks ago.
| WI give the little data have onl
/ that limo IL the party will write mo;
/ what thcy want
Worry sincerely
! MRS. CAROLYN WALKER. NOTHING!
! HAM Thomaston. Ga.
Perhaps this is what S. L. wishest
about the Nennble line.
/ l. Abraham Ycnable came to vir-
ginia 1880. married Elizabeth daugh /
/ ter or Hugh Lewis. OF james city
Widow OF Henry Mis-.
/ >. Abraham Venable married lT2ssj
! Martha daughter OF NathanaI Davis,
OF Dovinshire England.
4 3. Abraham Nennblc married Eliza
! bear AfichauV. daughter of Jacob
/ MichauN and Judith Woodson daugh-
1 ter of Hlchard-o ON Wcodson ana AnnI
Smith. \
John Venablo son OF Abraham and
Elizabeth tMichauN Venable. married.
Elizabeth kaincs. daughter of Captain
/ John ioines. of Cumberland County. /
/ va.
Martha Venablc daughter of Johni
Nenablc and Elizabeth Ranes married,
T her stcp brother Beniamin Woodson.
son Of John Woodson and Joanna Book
cr.
| Iamos II Moodson. son OF Rcnin- /