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Genealogical Notes
Queries and ANSWERS
Addrcss all ommunicntions to
genealogical Editor. The Times
Dispatch.

we are sorry TO have 50 little OF tho
iamily Of Hancock, OF which we have
been requested so frequently TO write
The very best we can do is to re-
nrin' an article on that family printed
III TINS paper twelve or fifteen Years
ago.
Hancock.
IN" family Of Hancock stands out
more prominently over the whole
Union, perhaps, than any OF those tina I
entered the Colonies; for they settled
al an early date, not only in the New
England states. hut were some of the
hrst einiSrants to enter Virginia and
the Southern Colonies, gradually per-
meatinE TO the Western settlements
unit! there is not State but bears
some of their name. Patriotic, ener-
Setc. with an ndomitable will and
perseverance,. and with a high degree
OF culture and education, they early
made themselves felt, both in the coun-
ellis OF the administration and for the
extension OF religion.
Nathaniel Hancock, who emisrated
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Wad" K Brown, OF the state Normal
college. had charge Of the program.
and The subject was The Oratorio"
Miss Mary Black burn was the hostess
-! tn" Bachelor Bellies on Friday after
noon al her home. on North Elm Street.
auction hridg" was played at four
tables. ana the AFTERNOON was one OF
rar" pleasure.
on Thursday evening a; the home
oI Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Pugh. on
church Street, Miss Maggie L.ssit.r.
81 Bombay. ana john y. Dalton. OF
ihis city. wer" united In marriage
Key. Melton Clark was tho minister.
Hnd there we're no attendants The
bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
iEii'n !msSit"r OF bombay. y = she
has lived her" abou, a year
Mrs. J. Walter McIcnnan entertained
number OF her friends AZ progress
sive rooh party Thursday afternoon
Al her home. on Iragr Street Mrs
tlaud" iierndon won tin. prize for the
highest score. Misses Ruth M.ndenhail
ana Cora Peack served Il delightful
shini course.
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APP0MATTox

Special o. The Times Dispatchl
AFFIRMATION, VA. January 23.-Dr
-. NJ. Robertson, OF this county, is i'll
With a mild case Of typhoid fever.
Alex Woodbridge. OF Lynchburc. is
at & hospital in that city. His mother.
Mrs. Walter Woodbridge. is "a, his bed
side
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.. Smith announce
The approaching marriage OF their sis
ter. Miss Myrtle Inge, TO John Hamlet
OF l.ynchburg, TO take place AT their
home February 3.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Will hold its next meeting at
the home OF Mrs. T.. l.. ellis.
Mrs J y. Crowder and little daugh-
ter, az CovinCton, Va. are visiting
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. :. l.. Fer
Suson.
Il. +. Euyle aud little SrandGaughtcrs
Misses Vera .\bbit; and Nernia Odcn,
spent several days in Roanoke this
week a. guests OF Halle Burke.
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RALEIGH

RALEIGH. y. G.. January .3.---Alrs.
Paul Hinton Lee and Miss Lee were
hostcsscs this afternoon iron. 1 TO 6
o'clock in honor of Mrs. l.aurancc Davis
Tyson ana Miss Isabelle McGec Tyson,
Of Knoxville. Tenn, guests i'll the home
OF Mrs. Lee. There were probably 200
callers and the affair was one Of the
most elaborate and delightful! Of the
season.
The Ola Podrida Book Club. which is
considering rs spccia! topics this
season Forward Movements Of To-
Day" had as a special subject on
Tuesday afternoon Movements in Re-
liSion and Ethics" There was u paper
10y Mrs. l.. l.. Cov!neton. II dealt
with the causes leading up 10 the
change in religious ideas during the
nineteenth ana twentieth centuries. and
this hosiery NJ the important religious
movements during these periods. Mrs.
j. J. Thomas presented 4 paper on Jane
Addams. Mrs. i. y. Holding and Miss
Kate Fleming presented sketches from
the writings 81 Jane Addams. Thcr"
was "A discussions Of Judge Lindsey by
Mrs. Primrose. ana AN enjoyable talk
by Miss Mamie widdic. who VAS
q guest Of the club. The club had for
hostess Miss lane Dinwddic.
The John soniau Book Club WAS enter
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Doubl"daN. OF Tia" tuitcd States Army
IN mis- statement OF thu. hattlr of
'"tt ySburS. and IN speaking OF Bri =
s'tdi"r-irncrnl ArniNt"ad. OF ricnctt's
DIVISION. h' has This 10 say: Arm.
iS'c''d VAS sh"; down bN Ia. side Of
The Sun lac had taken. II is said IN.
h"h ipnsht "n our side in til. first
bttt!'' 81 l:ull Run, but had beer, Sc
anc"h ny southern Affiliations TO Join
~ III. rebellion. and now. dying in the
"hor; 10 extend tn" ar.a OF slavery
over the fire." states. ne saw with :,
clear vision that he had beer, engaged
~ an nnholy cause. amt said to one
%. our officers who leaned over him:
icil Hancock | have wromg"d him and
nave wrohE"d my country"
~ the above statement Is untrue. ms
believe II is, 1t should be con;radic;ed.
ana. as an old Confederate veteran. I
know OF no better way to get II before
the people than for YOU TO publish a
sketch Of General ArmiStcad's career as
q Confederate" general. was not ac.
puaint"d with General Arnis,ead. b,r,
think the above statement in this book
should not Go unnoticcd.
Yours respectfully
-. w. GAI;I.ETT
Formerly OF Company &. Forty second
virginia Regiment or Jackson's Foot
Cavalry.
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FIVE

CURED few years after the Civil way.
and before 1870. Mrs. Mary ,Uc Jar-
nettc) Waller long survived her nus.
band
iudge Robcr, l. Waller. OF Spotsyi-
vania County now living), is a son 81
DE- Nelson Waller. Judge Waller has
the old records left by his father
These rccords show that Edmund Wal
ley 60 married Mary Pendeltou In l7iO
Also that the son of Edmund Wallcr
CD was Benjamin Waller 90. who mar
RED Jean curtis 'not Custis). and thai
IN" son OF benjamin Waller a. was
Absolon Waller 90, and the son OF All
SCION Waller 80 was Nelson Wallel
90. VINO married Miss Dc Jarnct;c
1aylor's Lives Of Baptist Ministers.
states that the famous preacher. John
Waller 60. Mas an uncle OF Absolon
Waller CO... son OF Benjamin VALE,
60.
1t is Impossible that son OF Ed
mund Waller f3) could have lived until
near 1870. Edmund Waller 90 wse
born IN Ills. Judge r. r. Walters old
records state that the youngest child
and only daughter Of Edmund Wallcr
CD and his wife. Mary Pendleton." wns
Annie Waller 60. born 1888 married
to George Mason. Of Spotsylvania
County. 1888. and who died in 1875
leaving an only child. Nancy C0. who
married GSoc) Henry Coleman. OF
Caroline county. Virginia
WALLER.
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LEE LITERARY SOCIETY
HOLDS ANNUAL BANQUET
"rcrs Laid for Seventy-hve. and
ID. j. Woods Acts as
TOastmaStcr.
>NNERAL ADDRESSES MADE
"o Members Of State Highway Com
mission Speak Before V. +. !. Stu
CONGRATULATIONS Issued to Mid
ninter Dance.

.lACkSBURG VA. January %
e Lee Literary Society held it's an
h.n,o. a., ,,,,,
"'sh' "Hch covers were ia'"
seventy -nvc and Rev. -. j. Woods,
D. acted cs toostmastcr prcsidcn,
.l.. ..n, 49, M
w NO
an opportunity j. ~. East gave
e"iamltiCn ''Marsc Robert Aslccp."
and f. iunu,o1o or It,ly made :, br;.t
a,
"4''" 'S
''hScb orchestra from the college. ana
II nun,nor M .o,,,c u,,,.n rro,,, ,bo
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BUCKINGHAM

Hrecial 20 The Times Dispat,il
HJt BINGHAM. VA. January %
.Is. Garncu is president and Mrs.
W HrTrd. secretary. OF tho Buck
*h'Gl CINE League. The next meet
'S isto lc leld OH the second Friday
Hrit IN Frsruary. ana the program
D! be an interesting -.Npe.
Dr :. L Glover. of-TSnchburg. wa,
visitor In Buckingham this week.
a part OF the time AT "Foun-
ain Ridge. his old home
Mrs. Henry Chapman Glover. o.
i1nteo. has gone 10 spen, a week with
ler cousin. Mrs. Charles blue. near
Mrs y. r. Glover spent tho week end
TIE HON" OF Dr. :. T. clover I'm the
'Fermont section Of Lynchburg
Mrs. Mamie Ellis Hall has been
lending some time In l.vnchburE. Wis
ing hersdapghter. Mrs T. BeI,on Sow
Mss Carrie McAllister. OF Charlo,tes-
lie. mas accepted position on the
i1n OF Tie James River Clarion, Al
lllwyn.
W. w lIaskins has resigned a. post
Aster ~ buckingham.
lewis Glover. OF Well Water. who has
zen quite sick. Is improving
Mr. and Mrs. Ward have .ccoutiy rnr-
ascd home near here
Tho now bridge and trcstIc wora near
tf. have been completed. much to tn.
9'nfort ana convenience OF The tray
l5ng public
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DUE HONOR SOUGHT
FOR ..nUS tONp<< ~,

Editor of The Times Disvatch:
Sir,---l have before mo your dcscr,p
ton in the Richmond Times. Dispatcb
or March |. 1914. regarding the re-
pulse of the Dahlgren raiders ON
HICKS Farm. March |. 1864. This no.
tee was doubtless sent 10 mo by some
one familiar with tho facts ma,
turaliy take exception TO your arr
iiclc. as my boy company. OF Mean
"rney's Brigade. is evidently the ono
tnat YOU have reference to- W.. werc
nohored with the command of tho
Broad street Road, on tho extreme lcft
of the McAnerney Brigade My boys
did most eccctivc execution in this en-
Rhscment. and are entitled TO all the
honor possible TO bestow.
Whoever CAV. you the basic infor
nation from which your Intelligent, ar
'icIc rs written. was evidently uura-
miiiar with the actually For iu-
stance. Grey boswell was not wounded
during the conflict. but from a yolley
hrcd from the enemy some distance
away. hut anticipating our advance
Az the moment we were accommodating
by the order of Colonel McAncrncy
Tor information. the regiment having
gone to the outer works or fortitic,
tons. Your view as to the army bat
'aiioh was quite amusing. being con-
spicuously opposed to hostilities II
would seem to me that Company *
. inc true boy company OF Shockoc Hill.
and Colonel McAnerney's Brigade. are
entitled to due consideration of your
honored self, and the Richmond Times
Dispatch
Hoping that YOU will appreciate my
I rights IN the premises, and anticirat-
inS an equitable acknowledgements.
am verify sincerely.
WA. +. rIGNEE.
'"piain company X. the Boy Company
OF McAncrncy's Brigade
sylvan i'lacc, New Rochelle. y. Y
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GREENSBORO

Special to The Times Dispatch
GREENSBORO. y. g.. Januar. &c
Kisses Margaret and Cornic Cle::c on
lrrtaneG 4 number OF friends at u rooli
iar'y on Wednesday afternoon at their
home on spring Street in honor OF ,heir
lis'cr Mrs Brnrm Clegg. a recent
IIido. The home was attractively dec
IFatcd. In the receiving line were the.
llisses clegg. the honor guest Mrs
IS. +. CleGg. Miss Annie Turrcntinc au.i
iss lsla Marshall. of High Point. a
sicr or the honor guest Music was
FINISHED by the Hotel Clegg Or
Ihcs;ra
Dr and Mrs. y IL. Johnson enter
lai"ed n few friends al their home on
bprug Garden street on Friday even
H. ( % this week in honor Of Miss Viz
ilia Seny. Of shores. Va. a sister Of
hrs. Johnson.
The Womans Club held an enjoyable
Getting in the city library on We'd
csday afternoon. The first hour was
jYcn over to routine business, and
u departments made good reports At
o'clock Mrs. j. Sterling Jones enter
lined the members with n delightful
Xix on Florence, Italy. as She saw IT
summer.
Miss Bess Ray Hampton ana Airs.
T. Hartsell entertained on Tuesday
vcning ut rooE III honor OF Miss Helen
leadows AMI Mrs. June Williams. of
laiison. The game was played pro-
rcssively at sin tables.
The Hesitation Club met "Wednesday
utrnoor with Miss Myrtle Sheriff., on
Summit Avenue. Rock wa played. and
dsiishtlul salad course was served
Nrs. w. l.. Eynun entertained at
arcs on Thursday afternoon ut her
ONE. on Arlington street. in honor Of
~ sister. Mrs. j. NJ. Hill, Of Charlotte.
Miss Martha Tomlinson Petty was
FRIED TO James Hunt Hannah, of
Norfolk. Va, in the Moravian Church
Il. Wednesday, evening. bishop Fond
naecr, OF the Moravian Church. in
his state, WAS the officiating minis
,r. Miss Mary Holton. OF winston
Salem, was maid OF honor. and William
Iannah. IT.. OF l.ynchburg. Va, was
,est man. The bride is the daughter
II Ms. and Mrs. j. w. Petty. The
bridegroom is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hannah, of Lynchburg. lie
= in business in Norfolk. which will
" the home or the couple
Tho regular meeting OF the Euterple
Tub was held Saturday afternoon In
lie studio OF Miss Doub. Professor
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Confederate Queries
SEEKS INFORMATION
OF MOSELEY'S BtTTAIION

Editor % The Times Disratch:
write TO know If you can hmd out
anything about Moscley's Battalion OF
Artillery, RS ! have never seen any
thing % II In the Contederatc Column.
II was u gallant band. Colonel Moscl.y
commanded It, lie was Killed in front
OF Petersburg. IN November 1854. He
WAS succeeded BY Major Hunt and IL
Went as Blunts Battalion 10 Apo
InattoN Courthouse. II was composed
OF four companies. viz: Milcr's. com
mnndcd by Captain Miller, Of Whining
ton. y. C.; Captain Cummings from
Fayettsville, y. c.; Captain Young's.
Halifax, Va, and Captain Skaters.
from Halifax. Va. Jim and Robert
Roland lost their lives when Romaine's
fire works We're blown up in Blandford
Petersburg. Va. They were from Hail.
fax. Va Please try to find out about
them and print il in Your Confederate
column. as they We're campcd on my
fathers farm during the year 1864. west
.! Petersburg, in Chesterfield COUNTY
+. T.. CRADDOCK
Ettrick Post-ofiicc, Chesterfield County,
Va.
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WHY NOT HAVE: REUNION
OF PfCkET"T'S SURVIVORS:

Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
The Survivors OF Pickctt's Division
are passing away very RAPIDLY. and
We are now old men. Don't YOU think
they should have r reunion once more /?
throw out the suggestion that such
reunion be held in Richmond ON or
before the 2ist % July, 1915. | sug-
S"st Your city because il would be
more central than any other city. as
!lcKetts men were from all parts OF
Virginia. ! think il would be well to
invite the Philadelphia Brigade CPaddy
Abrams men, that manned the stone
wall AT GcttysburR) to come as our
guests. would be glad if some Of the
old fellows would express their opinion
on this. for if we hold the reunion
IL should he done in such a mann,,.
as To do credit 10 the grand old divi-
sion.
{. {. WERTEMBAKER.
Adjutant Nineteenth Regiment. Viz
@tnia Volunteers. p!ckett's piyi-
sion.
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Miss Constance" asks: 81 am very
thin and hloodiess and want to increase
my my, weig ,; about 80, pounds. Please
Answer: A regular and persistent use
OF three-g grain hypo-nuclane tablets
w a;,,h usually produce an Increase Of
ing up the flesh tissues. scores OF ma
tients have reported increases OF from
10 TO 40 pounds from the nso Of these
sealed package.
Mrs. y. asks: MY scalp itches ter
rihiy, is rcNcrish and Il great amount
OF oily dandrum is present. What is
good for this
Answer: First shampoo the hair and
then apply plain yellow minyoi about
relieves the Telling, ' overeomes ths
dandrun and makes the hair heauti-
fully GLOSSY and vigorous. Obtain in
i-oz. jars OF druggists.
Mabel l.. writes: 10th my husband
and suffer Sr nil the Time from stomach
trouble. Nothing We eat seems to di-
get any enjoyment from our meals and
we are drowsY and then again at he'd
time We are slcepicss. Please prescribe
for us"
Answer: Dyspepsia. Indigestion, slug
Eish liver and costive bowels with
symptoms like yours are best con-
n,icr.,i by, good aiu and tonic for the
treatment known as double four stom-
ach and bowel medicine" as the best
for such conditions. Almost irnme-
diatc relief and permanent benefits fol-
low ITS use. sold 10y druggists In seal
cd packets with directions complete.
Mrs. Annie r." writes: MY husband
* surely afflicted with some kidney
disease; IIe has become weak and suf-
fers with headache and pains in his
back and Sroins. Pains are like rhe,i-
matism. His ankles swell and his feet
seem to be tired all the time some
days he has chills aud no appetite.
Please prescribe.
Answer: The symptoms indicate de-
rangcment OF kidneys and should not
he neglected. would advise balmwort
tablets. q compound well suited to such
cases. Obtain I'm sealed tubes with d.
rections FOR home use.
old Soldier" writes: IT would like to
know what to do for rhaumatism. as
Please answer Mt once"
Answer: Here il tho best remedy for
rheumatism that is known, and il taken
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'aincd on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Charles T. Johnson at her home ON
t!lsboro street, the meeting being
featured by most interesting literary
program ana special features that were
delightful
The Woman'S club. ar, department,
gave The club members ana guests 2,
treat on Tuesday afternoon la an ad-
dress hr Miss Kate Cheshire on Wood
carving Her work in this important
brhnch or art !s widely known and
greatly admired. She illustrated her
Lecture with completed and partly com
plrted carvings, and illustrated the usa
OF IN" various tools employed In the
work
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BALLSVlLLE

pccta! 10 The T!lncS Bispat-ir.l
j:ALLSN1LLE VA, January 9s.-Ijrs
. =. Wood is the guest Of Mrs \, W
Wilson.
% hcr parents in Amelia
Mrs r. 9. i'attcr and Mrs j. n
ones are stu with their father. Dr.
ohm r. Rnghy. who is very i'll.
Mrs. Louisa Hurt has returned home.
it"r spending several weeks in pur-
am. " G.
Mrs. J. II. Goodnau is tho week end
rsi az Mrs. I w Digs, OF Farm
lie
e. Q. letter is spending the week with
ir and Mrs. James y. .Tctcr.
!. y Gerrctte is at HON, for the
.iuicr
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IIancock. of Baird.a Mill. renn.: ]. n.

Hancock. or Baird's Mill. Tenn: j. Il.
Hancock, tax collector OF Fresno Coun-
". Gal. 1908. and eX-Congressman. and
Judge iIancoclS. and his brother. George.
of Austin. Texas. are all OK this branch
OF the Hancock family: but the two las:
arc nov dead. William and Major
itancoch. sons OF John Hancock. o..
Patrick County. Va. have been lost
sight OF. and their descendants not
known. II Is desired that some one
give Information OF them. There are
many Hancocks of Eastern and Middle
Virginia. embracing Louisa. Hnnovcr.
rluranna, Albe;na-le and Amherst, who
still maintain the energy and proIifi:
qualities of theii ancestors. and who
will be notsd in a future article.
Mr.. Editor,-In your issue OF Nove,n-
Der s, 1914 ,thcrc is an article OH I'm
derwood. follow the male line only.
Colonel William Underwood, OF Ieio
Of Wight, and his wife Margaret had
issue:
Major William Underwood (2). Bur-
CESS for Lancaster 1856; had a grant OF
land on north side of the Rappahan-
mock: married first. Mary; second,
Elizabeth: issue:
William Underwood t3). No mention
is made OF this William. Has he any
history?
In 1871 William Underwood was "a
member OF Captain William Edwa rtls' y
Company of Fauquier (Freuch aud In
dian war;. This William Underwood
married Ellen (Iackley) alphabetically,
a sister Of John Hacklcy. OF Fredericks-
burg, and widow Of Thomas S.ubblc.
field This last William is supposed to
be a descendant OF Colonel and Major
Underwood. Can ii be- proven?
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'EeDocroR,s
VHDv1cEA
yDc Zc,1zjS 6axe~ *

The questions answered below ar.
general genera. in character. the symptoms or
apply In any case OF similar nature.
NJ rho nSd, wishing further, advice: free.
bldg. College Eli wood sts., Dayton, g..
enSlosing self-addressed stamped en-
TIsiope for reply; Full name and ad-
or . fictitious ma name will he used in my
hns nug afx san orSeh ID drug store
be out again and be strong and we'll.
dram; m, sodium saIies:ase. i Pss" or Nine
diol. OF. comp. fluid baimwort and
oZs; o. syrup sarsaparilla comp: Mix
and again before going TO bed.
,o6 G 9 g asks; u am constipated.
spells spells and indigestion sometimes.
Answer: advise that YOU begin
SULPHUR. These tablets ! are 'i laxat tit"t
act on the liver. kidneys and bowels
q and nd tend to keep the blood pure by
i'et should follow quickly.
Secretary" writes: u have pains T.,
my spine and frightful headache in
pack OF head. fainting spells, twitching
,,ns. rem rem moitng, nervousness. sleepless-
IN TACT, am Inns been when il comes
20 performing accustomed work and
duties. Please advise"
Answer: In all such cases the assimi-
iative functions have not kept pace
with waste functions. and y powertul
harmless tonic treatment is needed I
eXcelled and overwhelmingly benef1clal in
such cases and advise them for YOU
Mrs. y. w X s,,frar
owing 10 too much fat. Can you advise
me of good reduction remedy"
Answer: Any we'll stocked pharmacy
sspp pac kea M IN .s SsTan har1o99
have proven wonderfuliy effective MYTH in
reducing abnormal fat
Fern writes: ~ have surfored with
u u BAD n cough for som. some time and am
which think is due to the severe
coughing. Can you give me Il remedy"
Answer: Yes. Your weakness is due
70 the coughing but you should be well
sl-2 OF. package of essence mentho.
tons on the bottle, then take tea
cough is cured. This makes a full pint
or the very hest and safest cough
n n,n r. Your druggist does no, have
mehtho iaSene. have him order il for
you Of the wholesale firm.
Ms. ID. L. u. asks: win you please
tarrh and catarrh Of the head?"
answer: The. very best local treat
ment for the relief and correction OF Gu
tarrh is an,iseptic viIane Powder. OBJ
ago and with ii you viii and complete
directions for treating ,catarrh OF the
1t is an antiseptio Of the Very highest
quality.
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.Jennins-N-enyer.

William jennings married Polly Kidd
in 1877. in Virginia. probably in
Amelia or Prince Edward County
samuel Weaver came from Virginia to
Oglethorpe County. Ca. and married
Polly Patman December 4, 1900, she was
the daughter OF William Fatman, Sr..
md Susannah Bigger, his wife. shall
be glad to correspond with any one
bearing any OF tho above names or
descended from any branch OF tho fam
lily named
MRS. A. L. PORTER
Sylacanga, Ala.
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ENC EP'TIONS ARE TAKEN
TO HISTORIANS STATEMENT

I" the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
nave recently read a book, entitled
The Battles OF chancelursville and
Gettysburg, written by General A.
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Mrs. F. NJ: We do not know il John
Robinson. OF Biacksburs and Botetourt
was descended from the christopher
Robinson family. but. IL so. genealogy
may be found in Virginia
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Vote. and ouerie..

The Travis family may DO found in
the William and Mary Quarterly. We
know nothing OF its connection with
the Earl % York.
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n r"rne wife of Ensign rarmeee United
Of in
ton Mrs Parneiee father
brilliant
Louisiana