Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

N'> ara hrnnNWick 10 -" SOFA, ana SdNc
each daughter u negro girl Tic tp-
pointed his wif". his brother. Richard
Cary. OF Warwick. E.y. Miles ScId"r.
Of iicnrco: benjamin Watkins. "f chos-
terrified, ana Henry Taylor. al south
a'npton. his executors. issue:
Mics i"i Cary. OF "Bonni" con"
southampton County. born September.
1855 died 1902 married (m3rriaSc bond
southampton County, January u 1850
c;r,se,da Buxton, Nanscmond County.
Issue:
Marsarc, uD Cary. married Lewis
Taylor
Authorities: Cary gcncalogies in
keith's 'huccstiy Of Benjamin iiarri-
SON and Goodo's Our Virginia Cous-
ms"
Rev. stephen Fouacc came to Vir-
gimia in liSS and was minister OF
York Hampton Church lie returned
10 England in 1902. where he died. lie
aud President Blair were the only
snrvivns members Of the original
trustee OF the college at the time Of
the transfer in 1929. At the meeting
of TIL" faculty of William and Mary
IN Scptcmb"r 1929, IL Is entered that
lin consideration OF the trouble and
charge Of thc Rev. Mr.. stephen rouacc
about the said transfer it is agreed
that IL present he made to him of
twenty pounds sterling"
The reverend gentleman was the pas
tor OF the Burwcn family, whose home
was IN York Hampton Parish lie
gave an affidavit relating to the NAL
administration Of Governor Nicholson
III APRIL. lI0i, in which he states that
he met CommisSary Blair. who told
him that the Governor WAS Jealous of
him, supposing him to he - rival for
the hand OF Miss 3urwcll. Ia his ani-
daNit the reverend gentleman states:
This soon found to be true. indeed
by experience, for il was not long
after this that on the first day OF
March, l10l 90. Colonel Nicholson way
!al'. me as ! was coming at night from
Major Burwell's. who was then very
SICK. AS | came near the place where
ne vas at some distance from the
road IN the wood, he came out towards
mo. and beng twenty or thirty yards
from me, he called and al the same
t'n" made towards me, as | did to-
wards MIN When we came near one
another he accostcd me with Il very
angry look. very abruptly in these very
words. raising his voice to a perfect
Noci:cration: 1 command you in the
Kings name and upon your canonical
obedience, as am your bishop not
10 so 10 that house ,pointing to Ma
jor iiurwelrs house, except YOU be
sent for. nor to speak TO the Young
lady. Why, sir said I. being fright
cned and much amazed what is the
. matter? Does your Excellency take
me for Your rival? ! can assure you.
sir. | have not that foolish presunp-
ton to think to be preferred 10 Your
ENc"llency / never spoke or acted
anything that could justly give YOU
any such jealousy Hold your pirate
Sirra. said he to me. y have taken
good notice of YOU. You are an impu-
dent rogue, villain. rascal You
a 80 ,,>E.
humble you and bring down your
I haughtiness. When YOU came hithcr
YOU had more rags than bags an
Swered something TO this purpose, that
II had been formerly as poor as he
was pleased TO say, it WAS no shame
TO have been poor, and that It was
/ nothing TO his III usage TO me- and
that whatever my circumstances might
. now be they had been better if | had
: been less Jealous for his service. Upon
this he renewed his opprobrious names
( of impudent. rascal, scoundrel, ETC. and.
! as we were riding along together. he
/ turned short upon me, laid hold Of nv
hat and pulled it off my head and asked
me how | had the impudence TO ride
With him having my hat on. replied
7 something 10 this purpose, that hoped
he would not use me like ii footlnan
After some more words 10 the same
purpose he gave me my hat again and
. .
( mands and that he expected 10 be
/ ooeyed Sir, said !, I must obey
your ENcellency: but think your EN-
ccl!ency would do better 10 turn me
. out OF the parish, and indeed. out OF
/ your government, than 70 command
me not TO do that which is my duty tn
DO. VIZ: to visit the sick Of my parish
! and seeing the case in such Eight let
me tell your EXcellcncy, if YOU please
20 nave little patience with me.
VIII assure Your EXcellency that VIII
go out OF the country with this fleet
and so obey your commands most of-
fcctually.' He told me he would be
glad 10 see it,"
Ill feeling continued between the
Governor and the reverend gentleman
! until they met again on the roadway
and another quarrel ensued, and the
. reverend gentleman says: He gave
ME over again the base names OF ras-
cal etc. and added that Of banditti
and four several times ran with his
horse towards me, TO lay hold Of me as