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Mr. Stahl has always been a stanch sup- porter of the Democratic party but never en- tered actively into politics prior to 1898. when he was elected a member of the City Council from the First Ward. He has ever been an en- thusiastic advocate of all measures calculated › to benefit and develop the city, and has been particularly active in improving the public schools of Norfolk, and the streets of the city. He also rendered efficient service for two years as a member of the Board of Fire Commis- sioners.
Albert Stahl is married and has one son, and with his family, attends the Presbyterian Church. Fraternally he is a member of Atlan- tic Lodge. No. 2. A. F. & A. M .; Norfolk United Chapter. No. I. R. A. M .; Grice Com- mandery. No. 16. K. T .: Acca Temple. A. A. O. N. M. S. : Norfolk Lodge, No. 38. B. P. O. E. : Lodge No. 228. Royal Arcanum: Improved Order of Red Men : Golden Chain : and Ancient
Order of United Workmen. He is also a member of the Board of Trade and Business Men's Association, of Norfolk.
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H. McLEAN *. who is master boat- builder at the Norfolk Navy Yard. was born in Portsmouth. in 1833. He is a son of R. and Elizabeth P. ( Tut- ton) McLean.
R. McLean was a native of Maryland and removed to Portsmouth in 1828. He was a stone-mason by trade, and was one of a num- ber who went to Fortress Monroe to build the fort. At the completion of that work he moved to Portsmouth to build the stone dry dock at the Gosport Navy Yard. The dock was com- pleted in 1833 and Mr. McLean worked on it until his death in 1832. He was but 33 Years old at the time of his death. His wife died in Baltimore in ISSI. Of five sous born to them but one is now living.
R. H. McLean, the subject of this sketch. went to Washington after his father's death. He remained there but a short time, when he moved to Portsmouth. There he received his mental training, partly in the old Portsmouth Academy and later in the public school. Hc was apprenticed as a boat-builder at Norfolk. under Richard Vermillion. He completed his apprenticeship there and after Mr. Vermil- lion's death went to work at the Navy Yard as a mechanic, under Thomas Johnson, now de- ceased. That was in 1854, and he continued at that work until 1873. when he was appointed master boat-builder to fill the vacancy made by the resignation of William Hutchings. With the exception of four years, during which time he was engaged in the grocery business he lias since continued in the capacity of master boat- builder. All of the vessels made and repaired in the Navy Yard are under Mr. Mel.can's supervision. He now has 56 men under his charge, probably three times as many as when
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he first accepted the position of master boat- builder. Mr. McLean is held in high esteem by those above and below him in rank, and is highly commended for his excellent workman- ship.
He was married, in Portsmouth, to a daughter of William Pettit, of Alexandria. Virginia. She died in 1900, leaving six chil- dren, namely: Charles: George: Rosa (Loach ) ; Lulu ( Taylor) of Norfolk: Fannie ; and Delia ( Dempsey ). of Portsmouth. Mr. McLean has resided on 4th street, in South Portsmouth, for the past 30 years. He is a Republican in politics. He is a member of the I. O. O. F .. and is the oldest charter member of Portsmouth Lodge. No. 16, K. of P. He is a member of Wright Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church, South, of which he is a steward and trustee.
YCURGUS BERKLEY.# an extensive real estate. fire and life insurance dealer, of Berkley. Norfolk County. Virginia, was born in Berkley August 15. 1855. He is a son of Lycurgus and Eliza A. ( Middleton) Berkley.
Lycurgus Berkley. the father, was born in Fairfax County, Virginia, near Fairfax Court House. For many years he was a wholesale dealer in dry goods and notions in Norfolk. He disposed of that business and removed to Berkley, which city takes his name. He turned his attention to real estate and to developing the town. He was a prominent man in Nor- folk County, and in fact was known through- out Virginia, and the Carolinas. He was one whose life was actuated in everything he did by noble purpose and purity of motive. Char- itable, genial and courteous, he won hosts of friends by reason of his many acts of kindness. and by always lending a helping hand to those in need. He was particularly interested in young men who were just starting out in busi- ness life, and always gave them good advice and his assistance He took but little interest
in politics, but liked to see good men at the head of the government. He gave $500 to eachi of the religious denominations in Berkley, and a building site to the Baptist and the Pres- byterian churches; he also offered the same to the Catholics, but they were not able to erect a building on the site. His death occurred at the age of 52 years. He married Eliza A. Middleton, who is still living, at the age of 65 years. She is a prominent worker in Mem- orial Methodist Episcopal Church. South, and a woman of many admirable traits of character. Four children resulted from her union with Mr. Berkley, namely: John Middleton, who is active in politics, is now a member of the Town Council. and was second mayor of Berk- i ley. after its incorporation : Lycurgus, the sub- :ject of this sketch: Martha P. S., who died at the age of 20 years : Waverly D., a dealer in furniture, stoves and tinware, in Berkley .---- he is vice-president of the Merchants' & Plant- Lers' Bank, and also president of the Berkley Building & Loan Asocciation, the first concern of its kind in the town.
Lycurgus Berkley, whose name opens these lines, was a student in Randolph-Macon Col- lege, which he left in his intermediate year. He returned to his home. and entered the whole- sale dry goods business with his father. Later. he formed a partnership with J. W. Hunter. the firm name reading J. W. Hunter & Company. He remained in partnership with Mr. Hunter for two years, when he sold his interest in the business. and removed to Berkley. in June. 1900. He then engaged in the real estate, fire and life insurance business, in which he has been very successful. He is a man of more than ordinary business ability, honest and up- right in all his dealings, and has won the con- fidence and respect of all who come in contact with him, either in a business or social way. He is vice-president of the Business Men's Ex- change and Board of Trade, treasurer of the Atlantic Permanent Building & Loan Associa- tion, and holds other responsible positions in various other business enterprises.
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Mr. Berkley was married in October. 1874, to Mary E. Wicks, who is a native of Norfolk, Virginia, and a daughter of Capt. Edward F. Wicks. Captain Wicks and his wife are both deceased. Three children have been born to Mr. Berkley and his wife, namely: Martha. deceased at the age of 19 years : Lucille, a grad- uate of Mary Washington College, with the class of 1901 ; and Alice Hunter. Mr. Berk- ley and his wife are members of Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church. South, and the former is steward and treasurer for the board of stewards, He is a member of the Knights of Pythias and Royal Arcanum. being collector for the latter organization.
ENJAMIN F. McHORNEY .* who is captain on the vessel "Belle Horton." which plies between Newport News and Sewell's Point, was born in Cur- rituck County. North Carolina. No- vember 17, 1874. He is a son of Benjamin and Jennie ( Woodhouse ) McHorney.
Benjamin MeHorney was a steamboat eap- tain in his younger days. but later in life en- gaged in mercantile pursuits. He died when his son. Benjamin F .. was but four years old. In politics, he was a Democrat. His widow. whose maiden name was Jennie Woodhouse. was a native of Currituck County. North Caro- lina, and is now living in Norfolk, aged 52 years. She is a member of the Methodist Epis- eopal Church, South. Five children were the offspring of this union. namely : Walton, Man- liff and Samuel, deceased : Walter, who is eap- tain of the steamboat "Teddy," and lives in Norfolk : and Benjamin F .. the subject of this sketch.
Benjamin F. McHorney had very meager educational advantages. His slight schooling was received at the Oxford Orphan Asylum, in Oxford, North Carolina. He went on the water at the age of 14 years, and suffered many hardships, being ill treated, and ship- , in Elizabeth City, and is engaged in mercantile
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wrecked three times. He was cabin boy on an ocean liner, which was owned by the Merritt Wrecking Company. Subsequently he was employed on a sailing vessel for a period of six years. He worked himself up from cook to seaman, then to mate, and later was promoted to the position of captain. Later. he was en- gaged in steamboating on several different lines. For the past eight months he has been in the employ of the Norfolk & Atlantic Terminal Company, and, as before stated, is captain of that company's steamboat "Belle Horton," which plies between Newport News and Sen- ell's Point. He is a good seaman, and is held in high esteem by his employers and the mem- bers of his craft.
Mr. MeHorney lives with his mother in Norfolk. He is a member of Harmony Lodge. No. 19. Independent Order of Odd Fellows. and Progressive Harbor, No. 9. Association of Pilots and Masters of Steam Vessels of the United States. In politics, he is a Democrat.
h ORACE G. MUNDEN", who is see- ond captain on the steamboat "Belle Horton," which plies between New- port News and Sewell's Point, was born at Neuse River. North Caro- lina, in 1875. He is a son of Davis and Mary F. (Carroll ) Munden.
Davis Munden was a native of North Caro- , line, and for many years was an oyster packer. He was a blockade runner during the Confed- erate War. His wife was a daughter of Ben- jamin F. and Mary Carroll. She was a native of North Carolina, and died in 1800, aged 50 years. Nine children were born to Davis Munden and his wife, namely : Albert, an en- gineer on the tng "Piedmont" at Norfolk: Jane, who married Ernest Mason, a policeman. of Norfolk: Saralı, deceased: Charles, who is with the Olive Wait Oyster Company : Nettie. the wife of John Stringer of Norfolk: Julia. who married T. J. Ewell : Davis R., who lives
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pursuits ; James L .. of Norfolk, who is captain of the steamboat "Matthews ," and Horace G., the subject of this sketch.
Horace G. Munden attended the public schools at Atlantic City, and after leaving school worked in a mill for a short time. He then went on the water for the Merritt Wreck- ing Company, working as cook and deck-hand. His next work was steamboating for John H. Cannon & Company, with whom he remained 18 months. He was deck-hand on the "Vik- ing." and also held that position on several other vesels. He received his pilot's license in 1897, after which he was mate on the "Suc- cess." for three months. He was captain of the "Sylph" two months, and then went on the tug "Lambert's Point." and later on the tug "Philadelphia," of which he was first officer. While on the tug "Portsmouth," he was pro- moted to the position of captain. after which, in September, 1900, he entered the service of the Norfolk & Atlantic Terminal Company. He is now filling the position of second captain of the steamboat "Belle Horton." and is considered one of the most capable men on that vessel.
Mr. Munden is a Democrat in politics. He is well known and highly estecmed among sea- faring men, and possesses many good traits of character.
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H. WHITE,* a prominent citizen of Portsmouth, Virginia, at the date of this writing was superintendent of the Portsmouth Gas Company. He was born in Charleston, South Caro- lina, in 1866.
Mr. White was reared in his natal city, and is a graduate of the South Carolina Military Academy. After graduation he served an ap- prenticeship as a machinist, then ran on the railroad for a time. He was next employed as a draughtsman by the South Carolina Rail- road Company, and subsequently had a run on that road for a short time. He went to Macon, Georgia, where. in 1889, he became superin-
tendent of a gas, electric and street railway company, and afterward went to Belleville, Ili- nios, where he rebuilt a plant, of which he took charge. He continued in that city until Janu- ary. 1893. when he came to Portsmouth, Vir- ginia, and assumed the position of superintend- ent of the Portsmouth Gas Company. This concern was chartered and established April I7, 1854. and was conducted very successfully for a number of years. It then ceased to pay dividends, but since Mr. White became super- intendent. in 1893, its affairs have been in a healthy and prosperous condition. H. L. Watts was the treasurer of the company, and Mr. White later acted in that capacity for a period of three years. The daily capacity of the plant has been increased from 20,000 to 1.50,000 cu- bic feet. and the equipment is of the later pat- tern. There are about 850 consumers in the city of Portsmouth. Mr. White has entire su- pervision of all work outside of the office, and has charge of the street lighting. In the streets there are 84 lights, 14 being commercial lights of 2,000 candle power. The gas plant is at the north end of Green street ; and is equipped with a dynamo and other modern machinery. The charter was renewed in February. 1884. when the electrical plant was added, granting i the privilege of lighting Portsmouth City and Norfolk County. They have 2-inch, cast-iron mains in the ground, and are probably the only company which has them.
Mr. White was united in marriage with Miss Voelker, of Belleville. Illinois, who died August 21, 1894, leaving one child, Ann Voel- ker, who is living with Mr. White's mother. in Charleston, South Carolina.
Mr. White formed a second marital union with Cyrena White. of Portsmouth, a daugh- ter of Littleton White, and granddaughter of John K. Cook, one of the prominent residents of this county in his day. Three children were born to them. namely: Henry H .. Jr .. who died in infancy; Henry H .. Jr. : and Cyrena. The family residence is in Park View. Politi- cally Mr. White is a Democrat. He is a Ma-
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son and a member of the Elks; Heptasophs ; and Royal Arcanum. Religiously he is an Episcopalian, whilst his wife is a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
ILLIAM E. BRUCE .* CƠ well- 1:pown farmer of Norfolk County, Virginia, was born on his present farm, on the Western Branch of the Elizabeth River, May 15. 1849.
He is a son of William .A. Bruce of Norfolk County.
William E. Bruce attended school at Churchland, and early in life began farming. This occupation he has always followed, and has made his home on the farm on which he was born. He has 100 acres of finely improved trucking land, and also carries on general farming. la this he has met with more than usual success, and is considered one of the best posted farmers in his section of the coun- ty. Mr. Bruce is a good citizen, always will- ing to aid in any worthy enterprise.
Mr. Bruce married Zue Love, who died in 1882. He is independent in politics. Relig- iously. he is a member of the Churchland Bap- tist Church.
who is serving as first officer of the Salisbury, Maryland. in 1873. He is a son of Isaac J. and Margaret B. Wainwright, who . were natives of Maryland. and are now living in Baltimore. Isaac J. Wainwright is a retired mariner.
Benjamin F. Wainwright attended the schools of Salisbury, and after leaving school went to sea as cook. He continued working in that capacity for six years, when he became mate. and sailed on several different vessels for the following three years. He began steamboating, at Norfolk, in 1894. as deck- hand and cook, and was licensed as a pilot in
1895. His first vessel, was the "Albemarle," on which he served as mate. He then entered the United States lighthouse service as deck- hand, and continued thus 18 months. For the next three months, he acted as mate on the tug "Willard" and afterward on the following tugs,-"Grace Titus," "J. S. Hoskins." "Esh- erick" and "Cahill." After leaving the "Ca- hill," he was appointed first officer of the steamer "Ocean View," in which capacity he is now serving. He is an expert seaman, and his future looks very promising.
Mr. Wainwright is a member of the Royal Arcanum, and of the Association of Pilots & Masters of Steam Vessels of the United States, Protective Harbor. No. 9.
FEXFAIRGINIUS L. BACKUS .* a well-to- do farmer of Lambert's Point, Nor- folk County, Virginia, and one of the most highly esteemed citizens of that place. was born May 22, 1859, on the farm which he now owns and culti- vates. He is a son of Richard S. Backus, and a grandson of Anthony Backus.
Richard S. Backus was born on the same farm. and died in 1881. aged 64 years. Hc married Anna S. Taylor, who was born in Norfolk County, and they reared 13 children, W .; Lydia; Richard S .. Jr. : William H. : Ben
ENJAMIN F. WAINWRIGHT .* ! of whom nine are still living, namely: Jane steamer "Ocean View." was born in 'T .: Virginius L .; Mary D .: Amelia: and
Herbert T.
Virginius L. Backus owns 28 acres of lan.1, on which he lives. He also owns another farni of 2812 acres. In addition to these. he has considerable property in Norfolk and Newport "News. He has always met with much success in farming, and is looked upon as one of the best agriculturists in Norfolk County. He takes a deep interest in movements which pro- mote the advancement and progress of his community, and willingly gives his support to any worthy enterprise.
Mr. Backus was married in 1883 to Mar-
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tha Robertson, who was born in Norfolk County, and is a daughter of William Robert- son. They have one child, Pearl L. Politi- cally, Mr. Backus is a Democrat. He is a member of the 1. O. O. F. He attends the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. He is well known in Norfolk County, and is held in high esteem by all. as an honest. upright cit- izen.
ILLIAM J. LUKE, a storekeeper at Berkley. Virginia, for the Norfolk & Southern Railroad Company. has proved himself worthy to fill that position by his promptitude
The primary education of William J. Luke was obtained under the instruction of his father, after which he attended the academy at Camden. When his school days had ended. he departed for a time on a government surveying and unremitting attention to his business. He ; tour, which lasted nearly two years, and sur- was born in Camden County, North Carolina, March 19, 1871. and is a son of Col. G. G. and Mary ( Wright) Luke, the latter a native of Camden County, who is now an honored resident of Berkley. Virginia, about 58 years of age.
Col. G. G. Luke was an attorney-at-law who was well and favorably known, stood high as a worthy and enterprising citizen of his community, and was of distinguished ancestry. He was reared in Portsmouth, and after com- pleting his education started out in life as an attorney-at-law, and practiced extensively in the First District of North Carolina for many years. He served as lieutenant-colonel of the 52nd Regiment. North Carolina Infantry, dur- ing the Confederate War, until taken prisoner at Hatteras, when he was taken to Washing- ton, and afterward to Fort Warren, in Boston harbor, and exchanged after six or eight months. In politics. Colonel Luke was an ar- dent Democrat, and was the leader of his party for years in the First District of North Caro- lina. He served in the House of Representa- tives as petition and resolution clerk, during President Cleveland's administration. In fra- ternal circles he affiliated with the Masonic or- der. He and his wife were members of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Colonel Luke
departed this life in Berkley. Virginia, but was taken to Elizabeth City, North Carolina, for burial, being much mourned by all who knew him.
William J. Luke is the eldest of seven chil- dren, the others being .- Paul B .. a yardmaster in the employ of the Norfolk & Southern Rail- road Company, who resides at Berkley: Gran- ville G., a machinist : Lucinda L .. who died at the age of 13 years : Sallie : Addie, who attends , school; and Latham Lewis.
veyed. in 1887-1888, the State line between Virginia aud North Carolina. After return- ing from this trip he surveyed what was then the Albemarle & Pantego Railroad, but has since become known as the Pamlico Division of the Nortelk & Southern Railroad. Thus trip consumed six months, after which he en- tered the service of the Norfolk & Southern Railroad Company as brakeman. He contin- tied thus for seven months, at which time he was promoted to be a conductor. and served as sitch satisfactorily for nine years. Mr. Luke i then acted as yardmaster at Berkley until March 14. 1900. when he was appointed to take charge of the company's store, and has hekl that position since then with great crolit to himself.
In 1893. Mr. Luke was united in marriage with Lillie Maud Hollan 1. a native of Berkky. Virginia, and a daughter of William N. Hol- land, also a resident of that town. They have one child .- Mary Gladys. Mr. Luke attends St. Thomas' Protestant Episcopal Church, while his wife attends the Berkley Baptist Church. The subject of this sketch is a meni- ber of the Order of Railway Conductors. In every way, he is a worthy, upright citizen, and "one who helps to give character to a com- ;munity.
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INDEX.
:AGE
TAGE
PAGE
Ackiss, A. J ..
1016 Borum, Josiah 030
Crocher. F. L. . 565
908 Bowers. Stephen
902
Cromwell. 3Irs. Margaret
705
Agelisto. A. N
Breese. C. P
Cromwell. R. T ..
50%
Agelasio, P. A.
1015 Brinkley. H. A. 532
Crowell. M. B.
8,5
Alexander. J. W
506 . Brittinghan. W. H.
Crump. R. E.
001
Allen, N. F ..
970 Brooke. Hon D. T
832
Cruser. C. M.
Anderson. H. R.
960 | Brooke. R. T.
740
Cruser. J. H.
Anderson. J. A., Jr
917 . Brooks. R. S
885
Cutchin. W. H
645
Armistead, J. C.
634 Bruce, E. M.
Cuthriell. A. P. 625
Armistead. R. J ..
859 : Bruce. W. E .. 1037
Cutherell. R. D.
Armirong. J. D.
IOID . Bunch. Cart. J. E.
708
Ashburn. A. H ..
870
Bunting. J. L.
959
Dashiell. F. L.
Ashley. W. G. 712
Banting R. P
874
Davidson. J. H.
Ashton. J. C.
620 Burk. M. W.
Davi -. L. H. . :37
Backus. V. L
1037 . Burroughs, S. L.
D. Baun, J. G. 053
Bain. G. McK.
555 . Burroughs. Hon. W. H.
995 DeBaun. J. Y 1505
Denby. C. P .. 383
Baker, Dr. B. M.
978 ; Buitt, E.
536 Dennis. M. W.
Baker. G. K.
906 Butt. T. TV
$77
DeMuth. S. P.
Baker, J. A.
007 : Butt. Virginius
823
Dickinson. S. T .. Jr
Baker, R. H
632 Byrd. O. F .. D. D. S.
DoDie. R. A.
Baker, W. I .. 605
David R. J. 8.15
Ballard. J. W.
903 : Camp. Edward
693
Dole. Capt. I. F .. SI-
Ballentine, T. R.
577 : Capps, Z. B.
87!
Doughtie. Dr. C. W.
Banks. Maj. R. G. Barker. Capt. Isaiah. 526 ' Carney. W. B.
Doyle. W. 717
Barlow, E. L.
720 Carr, Dr. G. H
Dozier, I. R. 013
740
Barlow, R. C.
713 , Carr, J. P. . 756 Dozier. R. M 1030
Barnes. R. T.
063 : Ca-hin, T. MI.
Drewry. Dr. H. R. -28
Beale. Capt. I. H.
848 Cason. Capt. J. F.
827 Duke. Hardy 750
Beaman, Nathaniel
=80
Cas. 311. Norman
530
Duke. Henry S:7
977
Duke. J. E. SoI
Berkley, W. L 959
Childress. A. L.
Betts, J. W. 855 Chiles. Dr. L. R.
Dupuy. Dr. H. R
530
Rew. G.
Citizens Bank, The. 627
Bidgood, C.
704 . Clark, F. T
550
Earnest. Cant. C. A 7,50
Eastwood, F. R ... 1022
Eastwood. M. D 655
Billups, H. O.
015
Coleman, C.
555
Eastwood. W. T.
Edwards. G. F ..
Black. Foster
568 . Consolvo. C. H.
Ellener & AArmentrout.
Blackwell, J. F., A. M.
:80 Codd. P. C ..
Etheredge. H. B
Bland, C. T. 819
Cooke. Hon. M. T 560
Etheredge. I. S.
Blassinghani. J. W. 579 Cooper. J. S.
8.2 Etheridge. Dennis
Blick. L. T. 828 Core. J. II.
Bliven, C. H. 736
Costenbader. Dr. J. H
708
Boaz. Capt. R. B. 737 Creecy, D. R ..
1014
Face. E. W.
Bohannan. W. J ..
Crismond. W. E.
Farland. Rev. Z. S. 014
Boole. W. T.
Crocker. H m. J. F. ,500
Fentress, C. W.
Dunn. I. T .. 505
Bidgood, J. W. STI
Colb, C. C.
573
Bilisoly, J. L. 592 . Cole, J.
747
Black. Ebenezer. 718 Conover. W. I.
78:
Casteen. I. T.
Bennett Medicine Company, The SS1 Berkley, Lycurgus 1034 Cheek, W. ]
Duncan. J. F. 605
900 . Carney. S. B.
Downing, Capt. G. B. ---
Bain. K. A.
Butt. 840
924
Dawes. E. E.
. Burroughs, J. J
957
Ackiss. H. S.
531
Etheridge, Dr. . II
1040
INDEX.
PAGE
PAGE
PAGE
Fentress, R. B. 638
Jackson, O. D.
102!
McCurdey, N. A., M. D 720
Fiske, W. A.
616 Jacocks, J. H ..
602
McDonald, R. W. 680
Fitchett, Capt. W. S.
774
Jeffers, Hon. Alinza .. 909
McHorney. B. 1035
Fletcher, J. C.
878 Jenkins, J. B .. 694
McLean, R. H.
1033
Forrest. R. I
549
Jenkins, W. A 1031
Merrill, G. W. . 661
Freeman, A. C. 1028 : Jennings, Mrs. Mary A JORE
Freitas, J. D.
856 : Johnson, Capt. C. H.
Frick, G. A. . 761 Johnson, J. M.
Furcron, Dr. W. A 793
Johnson, W. B.
851
Miller, H. G. 707
Miller, I. W. 52G
Garnett, Hon. T. S. 607 Johnson, W. P.
862
Miller, J. T. 783
Garrett, Rev. R. B.
926 Johnston, Hon. C. B.
5-47
Minor, W. H. 867
Gary, S. W
778 ' Johnston, Hugh
840
Morgan, Capt. A. D. 706
Gaskins, D. V
989 . Jolinston, Robert
879
Morgan, F. M., M. D 777
Gibson, B.
664 Johnston, R. M.
1001
Morrison, Thomas 782
Gill, F.
561 . Jones, B. R. & Co.
1005
Glennan, Michael
967 Jones, Capt. J. J.
1022
Glover, Capt. H. H.
945 : Jones, J. W
814
Gordan. Mrs. Ida ..
68 1
Jones, L. C .. 675
Nash, C. R. 597
Nash, Col. C. A ... 556-
Griffin, J. T.
Nash, H. M., M. D.
5.33
Griffin, T. B ..
855
Keeling, Capt. M. C. 865
Grimes, Dr. W. J
5.20
Kegebein, Capt. J. H. 5-44
Neville, G. L.
835
Groner, Gen. V. D.
610 Kevill. Thomas. 817
Nicholas, L. M. 723
Groves, J. S.
1027 . Kilby, L. C. 633
583
Nottingham, F. E. .. TOTS
Guy, E. E.
750 King, W. h
ICOS
Kinginan. L. H. 905
Kirn. Henry 723
Hall, J. E. 676
Krise, A. E .. 608
Ogg. Archibald 500
Hall. J. J. 1025
Old. Capt. W. W. 055
Hamilton, J. A 1024
Land. W. H.
91.4
Happer. J.
573 . Land, W. J.
289 | Owen, Rev. A. E.
57S
Hardy, Caldwell 574
S85
Harris. W. W
601
Larmour. W. G.
934 :
Parker. G. D., Jr. 742
Parks, C. W. 925
Herbert. R. L ..
1020
Herman. I. S.
1025
Hicks. Hon. R. R.
5.49
Hillyer, W. L.
735
Hodges, Caleb
933
Hodges, Mrs. Eliza A
865
Hoggard. H. C.
770
Hoggard. Thurmer
750
Luke, W. J. 1038
Holland. J. T ..
912
Holland, John. Jr
6:08
Marks. B. H. 725
Marshall, R. C .. 954 | Pitt. J. O.
Howell, B. F. 567
Marshall. W. W 5.48
Porter. J. W. H.
Hume, C. 568
Hume. James 533
Martin, G. G. 023
Portlock. Hon. W. X
Humphries. T. C. 930
So5
Maynard. Hon. H. L .. 639
Powell. G. T. 702
Hutchins. S. B.
005
Mayo. W. R .. 562
Priddy, C. W.
Hutchings. Willis 781
MeAlpine. Maj. C. R .. M. D 541
Prince. J. C.
Isaac. E. M.C .. .
626 MeCarrick, Capt. J W 601
Ramsay, T. N. 1000
Ives. J. R. & Company 614 Mccullough. F. W.
Pannill. S. W 1007
Hart. Francis
957 Lawler, J. F 1023
Hart, J. N ..
885
Lesner. John 872
Levy. Moe . 717
Lindsay. 957
Lloyd. S. M.
663 i Peed. J. N. 554
Lowenberg. D
Pettis, W. G. 710
Phelps. R. M. 0-8
Phillips. A. J ... 613
Phillips & Mahoney
Phillips. S. C. .. 1026
Pinkerton, F. D 1:37
Hope. Dr. F. S 753
Martin. G. A .. 600 :
Portlock. F. L.
Maupin. J. F. 603
Mayer. E. L .. 680
Powell. C. E.
Hutchins. R. A.
Lownsbery. J. D. 867
Luckett. Capt. W. E. 821
Luke. P. B .. 852
Overman, Edward 025
Hand. S. T. 9II
997
Lambert. Capt. L. W
Pamplin. N. C. 742
Harney, Capt. S. A. JO31
Langhorne. W. S.
Norfleet, J. A., M. D. 958
Guthrie, J.
505 . King. J. T
Nottingham & Wrenn Co .. The. 880
Norfolk Bank for Savings, The. 905
Guy, IL. L. 51.4
711 Keeling, Hon. J. M. 652
National Bk. of Commerce, The 917 Neely. R. J. 537
Groner. D. L. ...
609 Kerr. J. A. 1000
Myers, Maj. 615
Munden, H. G.
1035
Grice, Dr. Joseph
639
. Johnson, W. S.
676
Michelsohn, Adolph 743
831 . Miller, Capt. Goodson 586
672 ! Miller, F. H. 738
Lamb. Col. William 517
Ottley. J. 707
Parlett. C. R. TTO,
Peatross, R. W 983
992 Perkins, Dr. R. S. 952
Poulson. H. N 718
10.11
INDEX.
PAGE
PAGE
PAGE
Randolph. T. J.
550 .Stewart, R. E. B 580
Watson, J. L. 562
Redd, Dr. J. T.
773: Stewart, Col. W. H 511
: Watts, H. L ... 724
Reid. J. O ..
734 ; Stokes, W. H. 900
Watts, Hon. L. R. 529
Rhodes. Capt. J. T
714 Stroud, A. T 1002
Webber. Capt. J. S.
500
Richardson. Francis 1006
Syles. Bascom 572
West, W. . 1
Riddick. Dr. J. G.
918 . Sykes, W. T 882
Wheeler. E. F. 598
Riddick, J. J .. 650
979
Robertson, W. F. 657
850
Robinson. C. F.
577
Taylor, Col. G. W. 595
White. W. H.
Robinson. W. H ..
872
Taylor, Hon. Tazewell. 702
Whitehurst, A. J.
815
Roper. J. L 553
649
Tebault, C. W ..
881
Wilcox. F. E.
Rutter, J. W
-SI
Thompson. G. L
925 : Wilkins. H. B.
737
Tilley. G. T
584
Wilkins, Dr. T. H. 954
Sale. Col. W. W 812
Todd. D. W. 1002
Sammons. J. H.
735
Toomer, J. H.
590
Williams. T. . . . 9.12
Savage, Rev. W. V.
556
Trice. H. H.
693
Williamson, J. McC. 778
Schwarzkopf. A. B
908
Tunis. M. M.
835 Willis, Capt. E. B.
Shannon. J. H.
687
Tunstall, R. B.
537 ; Wilson. . 1. E.
Sharp. J. H .. .
667
Shroeder. Charles. 658
Wilson, R. S.
1.05
Shinnadine. W. F
519 ; Vanderberry. Thomas. 525
Wise. J. S.
Silvester. L. McD.
620
Van Patten. I. T 572
Wise, W. F
Simpson. W. W. 664
Slaymaker. A. B 969
Wood. Capt. F. M 700
Smith. O. V
760 ; Wainwright. B. F
1037
Wood. Capt. J. D 948
Smith. W. F
637
| Walke. Dr. F. A
619 | Wood. Dr. W. K. 637
Wood. R. E. .. SiS
Southgate. T. S. & Co.
Walker. C. W. 797
Woodsend. C. J
Spalding. Hon. Edward. 989 :
Waring. Laurence
880
Wool, T. J. ... 550
Spratley. W. S 743
Stahl Albert
1032 ' Warren. D. W
741
Wright, J. S., Jr. 700
Steele. J. T 777 | Warren. J. J.
744
Wright, Dr. T. J. 977
Stewart, C. A.
615 . Warren, W. E.
821
1030 . Young. J. L .. Sr.
754
Portraits
PAGE
Bew. G.
8.30
City Court House, Norfolk. Va. 1St
Allen. Capt. E. 1 .1010
Anderson, J. A., Jr. ...... .... 916
Armory. City Office and Market
Building. Norfolk, Va .. 321
Bruce. E. M. 956
Butt, T. W. . 8,6
Cole. J. F.
Armory and Market Building.
Portsmouth. Va 268
Butt, Virginius 822
Colonial House buik by Willis
Wilkins in 1741 -- Deep Cree !: 24
Ballard. J. W
Camp, Edward
Carney, W. B .. 716
Cason, Capt. J. F 820,
Beaman, Nathaniel. 588 Check, W. B. 040
month. Va
Confederate Monument, 142
1
Tilley. E. M ..
720 . Williams. Dr. C. G. 920
Williams. J. N 538
Sargeant, W. H., Jr.
544
Trant, G. R.
725 : Williams, W. V. H.
Sawyer. Dr. L. L.
583
Trotman. H. L.
STA
Williamson. J. T. Si3
Scott. W. T.
731
Tunstall, Dr. Alexander. 0.45 Willis. John. Jr.
OSS
Winningder. Thomas 970
Simmons. Capt. J. W 7-4-4
Venable, W. H .. 656
Wolcott. H. K 102:
Woodhouse. G. H. H. 820
Smith. A. J. 738
Waddy. Col. J. R. 571
Wainwright. R. A 1016
Wood. J. W. 920
Smothers. T. A. 782
Southgate. Capt. T. M. 1023
Walke. W. T 748
Warner. A. E.
616 Wrenn. C. O. 818
City Hall and U. S. Post Office.
Bidgood. J. W
Boole, W. T. 028
Portsmouth, Va 302
Codd. P. C. 950
Confederate Monument, Nor-
Ballentine, T. R. 577
"Banner of the Old Dominion". 2
535
Taylor. R. B .. 871
Whitehead. J. B.
793
Rockafeller. C. W
702
Taylor, William
732
Whitehurst. Hon. F. M.
Tazewell, L. W
584
Wilder. W. B
Rudd. W. S.
646
Thomson. Rev. A. C.
919
Wilkins, E. B.
Ryan. M. J. 682
White. Capt. E. \ White. J. C.
Tapley, Capt. I. W 637
White, H. II.
1030
Robinson. J. J.
Roper, L. J ..
Stewart, R. A., M. A., Ph. D ... 651 . Waters. J. H.
PAGE
PAGE
1042
INDEX.
PAGE
Cromwell, Mrs. Margaret. 704
Cuthriell, A. P. 624 Cruser. C. M. .. 6.12 Kingman. L. H. Kirn, Henry 722 .
DeDaun. J. G. 472
Denby. C. P. 882 Swamp 168
Destruction of the "Virginia,"
May rith. 1862.
Dickinson. S. T .. Jr.
Downing. J. 11.
1004
Doyle. W. H.
534
Duke. Hardy
Duke. Henry
816
Dake, J. E.
Soo
Eastwood, M. D. 65.4
Entrance to the Norfolk County
Ferries at Portsmouth. Va. . . 268 . "Merrimac." destroyed at the
Etheridge, Dennis 648
Face. F. W. 630
First Court House owned by the
Borough of Norfolk. .. .. 21
Flags and Great Seal of a Na- tion that Fell. I32
Garnett. Hon. T. S. 605
Gaskins. D. V. 988
Glennat. Michael 966
Glover. Capt. H. H.
0-4-1
Griffin, J. T.
710
Griffin. T. B ..
851
Guns taken from the Spanish
Cruiser "Almirante Oquendo" in Navy Yard. . 460
Guthrie, Capt. J. J
50.1
Hand. S. T 910
High School Building. Norfolk, Va. 366
High School Building. Parts- mouth, Va. 392
Portlock. Franklin 808 Hodges. Caleb 932
Redd. Dr. J. T.
772
Re print of a Map of the Battle-
ground of Hampton Roads. . 71
Roper. J. L. 552
Rutter, J. W
,80
Sammons, J. IT. 7.3.4
Sawyer, Dr. L. L -82 Woodhouse. G. H. II
Shannon, J. H. 685 Wood, Dr. W. K.
Shaunon. Thomas
(81 Wool, T. J ..
Sharp, J. IT.
605
Wright, Dr. T.
PAGE
864 Spanish Cruiser, "Reina Merce- des." in the Simpson D:y Dock 450 Stern-Plate of U. S. S. "Sam Francisco" :60
Stewart. Lieut .- Col. W. H. ( IN02: 510
Stewart. Col. W. H ..
12
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church. Norfolk, Va.
Sykes, W. T
Tapley, Capt. I. W.
630
Taylor, Col. G. W
Trinity
Prote-tant
Episcopal
Church. Portsmouth. Va.
362
5-40 | Tunis. M. M.
728 , U. S. Custom House, Norfolk. Va.
U. S. Court House and Post Of- fice. Norfolk. Va. . U. S. Naval Hospital
U. S. Ship. "Delaware" 4.3.3
85 : U. S. submarine boat "Holand"
600 ; in the Stone Dry Dock ..
U. S. submarine boat "Hofland in the Stone Dry Dock. U. S. S. "Texas".
. View of the Opening of Sinne Dry Dock of the U. S. Navy Yard at Gosport. . 133
"Virginia" engaged
in battle
with the "Moniter" in Ham)-
ton Roads. Marel oth. 1962. ..
"Virginia" passing Fort Nor-
folk. March 8th, 1862. ..
85
"Virginia" sinking the "Cumbe- . land" March 8th, 182.
Waddy. Col. J. R. 570
Walke. Dr F. A
Walker. C. W.
Warren, D. W.
7.10
Watts, Hon. I .. R.
White, E. V., of Engineer Corps. in Confederate Naval poiform
White. J. C. Whitehead. J. B.
Norfolk. Va 207
Hutchins. R. A 80.4
Hutchins, S. B.
994
Jennings, Mrs. Mary Allen 1011
Jones. L. C. 6744
John-on. W. B 850
Johnston. Hon. C. B. 546
Lake Drummond in the Dismal
Lamb, Col. William. 516
Mansion House on the Planta- ton of Col. William Craford, at Swimming Point. 168 608
750 : Martin. A. H.
Mary F. Ballentine Home for the Aged. Norfolk. Va. 254 McAlpine, Maj. C. R., M. D.
MeCarrick. Capt. J. W. 600 MeCurdey. N. A .. M. D.
burning of the Norfolk Navy Yard. April 19th. IS61. .. 85
"Merrimac" in dry dock, being converted into the iron bat- tery "Virginia"
Merrill. G. W Miller, H. G. . 766
Morgan. F. M., M. D
776
Nash. IL. M. M. D. 522 Norfolk Academy, Norfolk, Va. 18i
Norfolk County Court House, Portsmouth, Va 392
Old Marine Hospital Building.
(now Rylan Institute. Berkley
48
Overman, Edward
022
Phillip., A. J. 012
Plantation Home of Solomon
Butt Talbot on Tanner's Creek 21
Portlock. F. L. 809
Portlock. Hon. W. X 564
Homestead of Kader Talbot on Tanner's Creek 21
Hope. Dr. F. 7:2
Hospital St. Vincent de Paul.
Whitehurst. A. J
Wilkins. I. B ..
Wilkins. H. B., Residence of. Williams, W. V. H.
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