Evening star., 1918-11-10

house on the crest of the low ridge.
and the next was Thomas, who also
lives there. John is still 3 bachelor.
hut Thomas married Mas Fanny Adie
af Leydoun. ana their children are
CHARLES A., who married MiAs Mary
haaney ef, Minnesota; Mary g. J Ellz- IL
Who Is il the Army. Phrse children,
Athel g., Alice and Thomas. have
PASSED to the other world. One Of the
daughters ia a teacher in the Wash
iRgtoR public schools and another Is
employed In q Washington bank:
nsoS sna Sssn nsry sdsfs G nsss Sasy mHtS acn
who married ). W. Wiser Of Logdoun
lower edge Of the county Charles S.
HE5ut,ch1i,!son, c1,ia! who did net marry; Alice
son, neS Who vi Aana masrsa faI s. II Lena % Psse Of
The ehi!arsn Of Mary g. Hatchns;on
and and H. ! W. W. Wilson Of please, pleasant =, Valley alley
s~ TSs fssesv saS s'aiS q Thomas Hutchinson Of
Sudlcy, Wha. married Mary Gtst. was
John Hutchinson. whose wife was
Miss Beavers, They lived three miles
old house, still standing, Is in possession
Of their descendants. That old home-
stead passed to Johns son Andrew and
then TO Andrews son. Wh2 was chris
at the age Of eighty-slx years and was
never OF the farm more than two weeks
In his life 4l!d never farther away from
It than Washington. His son Andrew
McCage Is eighty-flve and was never
9ff the old place until a year ago. when
h0 m0uAd tn another farm Ono Of tha
ancient Hutchinson burial grounds Is on
the farm near Arcola.
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The children of John Hutchinson Of
Arcola were Thomas. Andrew. William.
silas, McCsge, Sallie, Betsy, Mary and
Rebeeoa. Their descendants are scat
tered through Virginia and the District
and are living in many other parts of
the United States. William and Nc
Cage were Virginia soldiers in the war
Of 1912 and the latter died Of camp
fever some time after the expiration Of
his service He did not marry. william
married, but the Rarnbler's notes do
not show the name OF his wife, His
children seem to have established them
selves in the western part of Virginia
and their descendants are many in West
Virginia John Hutchinson, who be-
came prominent as q lawyer and poll.
tician in West Virginia. was son Of
Hiida. or Huida. Hutchinson. a reia-
tiof, and one of their children. Joshua,
is now living at Herndon. Sallle Hutch
inson married Louis Amber Of Vir-
ginia and they took up their residence
at GAINESVILLE. Ohio. when that was a
new city In new country. The Ram
bier has no facts about Betsy, but 1t is
believed that she married and that her
descendants are living In many places
IN Virginia, Rebecca. the youngest
child Of John Hutchinson Of Arrcola,
moved to Fiuyanna county, va. The
grandfather Of John Hutchinson Of
Arcola was settled in Fairfax county
long before tho creation Of the new
county Of LouSoun oIt Of the olde,
'y that he u was % the imm. INN srans. = 0'is Mary
Gist, who was tho wife Of Thomas
Hutchinson Of Sudley. was a daughter
OF Rector Gist of Loudoun, who was q
soldier of the war Of 1919 and who mar
Mary Gist had two sisters. Fannie, who
did not marry; Polly. who did marry.
and a brother. whose name was Charles.
The father of Miss Fanny Adie. who
became the wife Of Thomas Hutchinson
Of the house on the crcst of the low
Of Stafford county, who removed to
Missouri many years ago.
Loudoun county was created out of
Fairfax In 1857, the boundary on the
Potomac watershed being Difficult
In 1898 by an act styled, IAN act for
adding part Of the county Of Loudoun
TO the county OF Fairfax and altering 8
the place Of holding courts In Fair
fax county" Under that act the
In ~ a 4
Fairfax should be "A line to be drawn
from the mouth Of Sugarland run to
Carter's mill on Bull run" At the
dawn Of the American revolution
IAoudoun. like all the other counties
tions. Those resolutions recited that
"at a meeting OF the freeholders and
other inhabitants Of the county OF
Loudoun. in the colony Of Virginia