The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13

crate views. a strong Union man aAs9g'
much opposed To hasty measures. bukE
when his native State took hcr p,sisfH'
ton In the Confederacy no cast HIS loES
with her Ills sons wore grown. and$
all OF them entered the army. He waaS
selected as collector OF tho GeorxiR.$
revenue during tho war. and filled the 4
Office with signal ability. and when.M
atter tho war and the State railroads
was leased, Governor Brown, It's pres-s
luent, who'knew the reliability of JudReS
Chhaniss, offered him tho position of
auditor. which he accepted. and moved I
ms residence to Atlanta, where he died.
in 1873, quite seventy years DID, full
OF years and honors
Judge Cabaniss had ten children.Ss
ais eldest. Mary Ann, who was borns
repruary %. 1875. married and lives In
seattle Wash. Eliza Jane, born JULY
80 1890. married Judge ~ W. Battle
VINO afterwards removed to Wacos
Iexas- and now Cincinnatus Peoples
a prominent lawyer. George August
Berrfen. born December ~. 1S32. mar
rted Juliette Mckay. Hon. Thomas
Ranks. born August, 1885. married Miss
Mary Howard. Sarah Lucinda died un-S
married Joseph w. Cabaniss. born
October. 1871, married Emma winship;
La Roche, 1S45. Henry Harrison. born
ls4s. married Sallie Rayston. Alice
Louise. born December 1851, married
.. H. Turner. Sallie p, born 1855, mar
rled -------- Burke
Mrs Jslbridge Gerry cabaniss- was
the daughter of Joseph Chapman. who
was born in Massachusetts, June S.
lfl' and who came to Ebert County.
a.. when quite a young man. He be-
longed to very old and prominent
FAMILY IN Massachusetts,. of whom there
/, family history published by Joel
Munsel Il Co. Albany, n. Y Mr. Chin
man, her father. lived to be ninety;
TOUR years old, and died In the year
500. me Chapman family was OF the
| t.st puritan stock, and among those
VINO were married into 1t were the
Warrens, and Dr. Joseph Warren, the
nero of Bunker Hill and commander OF
the forces. was one OF the descendants
OF this union and was close skinsn,an
OF Joseph Chapman.
When young Chapman came to
Georgia. Gilbert County was one OF the /
wealthiest counties in the State and
he settled In 1t. Here he met Nancy.
the daughter of Richard Jones. a Mary
lander. who had. himself. settled as@a
merchant and planter in the county. II
And the young people married in 1909.
}hey removed their residence to Mon
roc county when 1t was just being set
tied. and located in Forsyth Hon. Ell
bridge Gerry Cabaniss and Sarah Ann
Chapman were married January az
1927. Mrs. Cabanis came of excellent
stock or both sides. The Jones Family
Eere originally Welsh people, who
came to Maryland at an early day, and
f,before Baltimore was settled, their
samily lived where the city Is now, and
the large creek which flows through.
the city, known as Jones Falls, derives
Its name from this family. and in the
Illustrated History of Methodism' writ.
ten by Drs Lee and Luccock, there lis
q picture OF the old Jones homestead on
the Patapsco. as the home of one of
the early Methodists of MARYLAND
Richard Jones came to Georgia i,,st
| after tho Revolution. and settled In
Elbert County as n merchant in what
was known as Edenboro Here his
family was brought up. and here Jo-
seph Chapman married his daughter
Nancy"
Can any reader of this sketch iden-
tify Palatia Harrison. who marriad
George Cabaniss? Careful research has
rallied to verify the parentage of this
strange named lady. Any addition to
this Will be published.
Takins advantage CT the wonderful
department OF your paper, 1 am an
pealtng to you for information concern
ing the ancestry OF Judith Robinson
COR Robertson). who was married to
Peter Quinn in Meckienburg County,
/ Nn" on August II. 1876. She died on
October 6, 1870. aged eighty years and
( twenty days. Her mother was a Miss
Murray. and was descended from the
lienrys. Judith had brothers Richard
robinson and Fendell Robinson.
Judith and Peter Quinn had five sons:
Daniel Hugh. Richard. Henry and
Peter. Richard Quinn married Polivs,
Ann Graham; Hugh Quinn married
Margaret Graham; Henry Quinn mar
fried ------ Graham. A John Graham
died November 27. 1890. Any informa-
ton about any OF these VIII be greatly
appreciated and of much help. Address
MRS. MADGE QUINN FUGLER.
McComb City, Miss