The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-25
SURVIVOR OF SEIARPSBURG BATTLE
RELATES MEMORIES OF LONE GUM
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In Mississippi. who married Miss Camp
OF Nashville. and one daughter, Susan
Brown, who married Charles ]. Inger-
soil. Jr.,5 @of philadelphia.
DIR. Preston C2) Brown. OF Woodford
County. Ky, married. Elizabeth Watts
OF Virginia. and had John =. w..Brown
who married Miss Nlchol, OF Nashville,
and IL a member of the Tennessee bar
lie has three children. Eleanor, Eliza
beth W.. and Preston w. DE- Preston
cd Brown also had Louisa. Henrietta,
Mary and Elizabeth. Louisa married
Judge Rucks, of Mississippi. and had
Elizabeth, Preston. Maria Louisa, Hem
r!etta, Marion and'Lewis Taylor. Hen
rletta married Judge Reese. oftTennes-
see. and had daughter, Louisa. Mary
married Orlando Brown, Of Frankfort.
Elizabeth married Robert. w. Scott, Of
Franklin County. KY. and has five
children, Preston, Joel. John. Mary and
Rcbecca.
Lipscomb.
This family settled in Virginia early
In the eighteenth century. intermarried
with the Rufiins, Chamberlaynes. Foxs,
Edwards, etc. The famiiyyis noted for
It's distinguished military record. fur
nishing no less than half dozen
soldiers in the Revolutionary War
I. - Lipscomb married, and had
Bernard ~, Reuben (e). Daniel t3)
Lipscomb
2. Captain Bernard Lipscomb served
in the Revolutionary War. and received
a grant Of land in Kentucky. which he
sold to Funstal Quarles.
Captain Bernard Lipscomb married
Mary Hill. daughter Of James Hill and
Mildred Clopton. James Hill was a
James Hill and Mildred Clopton had
Reuben Hill and Mildred. who married
Austin Lpscomb, son of Daniel.
3. Captain Reuben Lipscomb served
in the Revolutionary. married Ann, and
had John Lipscomb. born September 81.
1893: Reuben, born May II, 1895, was In
the War of 1912.
4. Captain Daniel Llpscomb served in
the Revolutionary Mar: married
and had John Lipscomb, born 1885:
Sterling. Austin, born 1890: Temple.
Daniel, born 1877; CoEbin. born 1901:
Elizabeth, born 1882. and Melinda, born
1877.
Captain Sterling Lipscomb. son Of
Captain Daniel Lipscomb. born March
!, 1858. died IS. lived at Sweet Hail."
married three times. first. Elizabeth
Johnston. OF "Old Town." had Lucy
Anenmon. who married Captain Henry
Corr: Elizabeth. married George Corr:
Sterling, married, first, Mildred Ed
wards: second. Edna Pemberton. Cap
tain Sterling Lipscomb married sec
ond. Mary De Farges. He married.
third, Louisa Hart, born 1916. widow OF
Austin Baughan. and had Jane, born
1898: Patrick Henry. born 1870: Thorn
aB. born 1919; Marin, born 1S4s, married
Henry Golfer in 1867. and married
second Edmund Bennett: Ethelinc, born
lStS. married William s. Martin. 1877;
Patsey born 1851. married r., r. Pull
Ter. 1917; William H.. born 1866.
g. Temple Lipscomb, son of Daniel
Lipscimb. born 1871, married Margaret
and had Reuben D.. born May. 1915:
Corbin. born March. 1s2o; William Tenn
pie, born 1891; Preston. born December
1923, married Mary Ann Lipscomb.
Z. Austin Lipsoomb, uf Rose Gar:
den," son Of Captain Daniel Lipscomb
married Mildred Lipscomb.- daughter
OF Bernard Ltpscomb t2), aud had Bern
ard, Robert. William and Emily, who
married James Cook. OF New Kent
John Chanberlayne, of Richmond, and
Jane. married Andrew Johnson.
About the, Harris F'arnily.
70 The Editor. of Genealogical Column:
s:r.--Your little article "a Harris
Family Bible" in the issue for yestcr-
day was OF interest to me. as Harria
descendant. 1 should like to know
whether your IIarriseA and my"
Harrises We're connected.
afy sreat-grandfather, George Har-
ris, married KeZiah Earl tor Earle) in
lIT2. They have numerous progeny.
According to family traditions,
Georges father. John. came from Wales
Georges mother was Kimbrough.
Eeziah Earl is said to have been
the daughter OF 2Iollie Watts Ga sister
or other near relative of Isaac Watts
the hymn writer), and Mr. Earl, who
was the son OF an Englishman buried
To-, act,, ,tt,.t FL,
having taken place aboard Ship in vir-
ginia waters.
The HAIRLESS were tand are) a re-
ligious people. many of them having
turned TO preaching (Methodist and
Methodist pTotestant).
Yours expectantly,
oxford. y. e. October 5, 1914.
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