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Children of Mary Randolph, daughter of Richard Randolph and Jane, née Bolling, who married (1744) Archibald Cary, of Ampt- hill, b. 1720; d. 1786. He was a sterling patriot; was a member of the Convention of 1776 and acquired the sobriquet of "Old Iron." Issue :
1. Anne Cary, b. 1745. Married (Nov. 18, 1761) Thomas Mann Randolph, of Tuckahoe, Goochland Co., Va.
2. Mary Cary, b. 1747; d. 1748.
3. Jane Cary, b. 1751. Married (1768) Thomas Isham Ran- dolph, of Dungenness, Goochland Co.
4. Sarah Cary, b. 1753. Married (1773) Mr. Bolling.
5. Mary Cary. Married Carter Page, son of Gov. John Page, of Virginia.
6. Elizabeth Cary, b. 1770. Married (1787) Robert Kincaid. Children of Jane Randolph, daughter of Richard Randolph and Jane, née Bolling, and Anthony Walke, of Fairfield. Issue, one son :
1. Rev. Anthony Walke, of the Protestant Episcopal Church and member of the Convention of 1788. Married, first, Anne McClannahan ; second, widow Ann Fisher.
Children of Elizabeth Randolph, daughter of Richard Randolph and Jane, née Bolling, and Col. Richard Kidder Meade, aide to Gen'l Washington in the Revolutionary War. At the time Col. Meade entered the army he was living at Coggin's Point, King George County, Va. He sold his estate and distributed the pro- ceeds among his relations, retaining only three thousand dollars, which he placed in the care of a friend, to be invested as he thought best, for his use, should he survive the fortunes of war. It is not known through what grades Richard Meade passed, but in May, 1777. he was aide to Gen'l Washington, and one of his military family. which embraced besides Meade, Hamilton, Pinckney, and Laurens. Meade was a fine rider and he seemed to bear a charmed life. His black mare, a splendid animal, was almost as well known to the British Army as to the American troops. He used to say, "Hamilton helped Washington in his head work, while he did his riding and reconnoitering and carried his orders." Col. Meade was with Washington in all his great battles and superintended the execution of Maj. André. Of this execution he always spoke with great feeling, and although he entirely approved of the order, he was said to have wept when it was carried out.
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MEADE FAMILY.
When the war closed and Gen'l Washington was taking leave of his aides, he said to Col. Meade, "Friend Dick, you must go on a Virginia plantation ; you will make a good farmer, and an honest foreman on the grand jury of your country." This advice was followed, and the prediction verified. Col. Meade's friend invested the three thousand dollars, left in his charge, in one thousand acres of land, in that part of Frederick County which is now Clarke County. It was then a wild region and considered the "back woods," by the tidewater people, but the investment proved so advantageous that Col. Meade called it "Lucky Hit."
SEMPER
PAR
THE MEADE COAT-OF-ARMS
Coat-of-Arms-Arms. gules. a chevron ermine between three trefoils slipped argent.
Crest-An eagle with two heads displayed sable, armed or.
Motto-"Semper paratus."
The first of the Meade name in America was Andrew Meade, born in County Kerry, "In the Kingdom of Ireland." He landed first in New York, where he met and married Mary Latham, of Flushing; five years later he removed to Virginia and settled in Nansemond County. He left two children, a daughter, and a son named David, who married Susanna Everard, daughter of Gov. Everard of North Carolina. Issue :
1. Anne Meade. Married Richard Randolph, of Curles.
2. David Meade, inherited an estate in Nansemond County.
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3. Richard Meade, aide to Gen'l Washington in the Revolu- tionary War. Married, first, Jane Randolph, of Curles, no issue; second, the widow of Mr. Randolph, of Chatsworth, née Molly Grymes, daughter of the Hon. John Grymes and Lucy, nee Ludwell.
4. Everard Meade.
5. Andrew Meade.
6. John Meade.
The three older boys, David, Richard and Everard, were educated in England at Harrow School, under the care of its principal, Dr. Thackeray, Archdeacon of Surrey.
Register taken from "Lucky Hit" Bible :
Richard Kidder Meade, b. July 14, 1746. Married Dec. 10, 1780; d. Feb. 9, 1805. Mary Meade, his wife, b. Nov. 9, 1753; d. June 16, 1813. Children :
1. Anne Randolph Meade, b. Dec. 3, 1781. Married March 23, 1799; d. March 29, 1838.
2. Richard Kidder Meade, b. Feb. 18, 1874. Married Dec. 19, 1815; d. Feb. 26, 1833.
3. William Fitzhugh Meade, b. March 16, 1786; d. Sept. following.
4. Susanna Meade, b. March 9, 1788; d. 1832.
5. William Meade, b. Nov. 11, 1789. Married Jan. 31, 1810. Married again Dec. 2, 1820.
6. David Meade, b. March 11, 1793. Married Nov. 17, 1844; d. Dec. 19, 1897.
7. Mary Meade, b. Christmas Day, 1794.
8. Lucy Fitzhugh Meade, b. Oct. 26, 1796; d. Oct., 1823.
Anne Randolph Meade married Matthew Page, Esq.
Richard Kidder Meade, Jr., married Rebecca Green.
William Meade, Bishop of Virginia. Married, first, Mary Nelson, daughter of Philip Nelson; married, second, Tomasia, daughter of Thomas Nelson, Esq.
Issue by first wife, Mary Nelson :
1. Richard Kidder Meade, third.
2. Philip Nelson Meade.
3. Francis R. Meade.
David Meade married, second, Louisa Nelson. Issue :
1. Richard Meade. Married Jane Grymes.
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2. John Meade. Married Betty Mackey.
3. Mary Catherine Meade. Married Dr. Oliver Funsten.
4. Susan Meade. Married David Funsten.
William Fitzhugh Meade, d. single.
6. Nathaniel Burwell Meade. Married, first Anastasia Stewart of Cincinnati; second, Mittie Turner, his first cousin.
7. Virginia Washington Meade. Married William Washing- ton Meade, her first cousin; d. leaving six children, the youngest only three weeks old.
Richard Kidder Meade, Jr., son of Col. Richard K. Meade, aide to Gen'l Washington. Married Rebecca Green, daughter of Timothy Green, Esq., of Fredericksburg, Va., a leading journalist of his day. Issue :
1. Ann Randolph Meade, b. 1820. Married (1838) her cousin, Hugh Holmes Hite, son of Maj. Isaac Hite, of "Belle Grove," Frederick Co., Va. Issue :
I. Hugh Scott Hite, b. March 3, 1839. When the Civil War opened he enlisted in the 7th Va. Regiment of Infantry, under Gen'l Ambrose P. Hill, and was mortally wounded in the battle of Williamsburg, May 6, 1862; d. three days later.
II. Kidder Meade Hite, b. May 11, 1840. Married Susan Voss, of Rappahannock Co., Va. No issue.
III. Lucy Meade Hite, b. Sept. 24, 1843. Married (Oct. 18, 1865) Charles Shirley Carter, son of John Hite Carter, Esq., of Fauquier Co., Va. Issue :
a. Ann Randolph Carter. Married Robert Dulaney, of Fauquier Co., Va., a grandson of Com. Bladen Dulaney, U. S. Navy. Issue, two daughters.
b. Virginia Brokenboro Carter, a graduate of Johns Hopkins Training School for Nurses.
c. John Hite Carter, Jr.
IV. Cornelius Randolph Hite, b. April 6, 1845. Married E. C. Stark, of Rappahannock Co., Va. They live near her old home and have several children.
V. Henry Ward Hite, b. March 9, 1849. Married Caroline Bird, daughter of Rheubin Bird, of Mount Jackson, Shenandoah Co., Va., where they still reside.
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VI. Louis Field Hite, b. Aug. 1, 1852. Married Abbe James, July 19, 1893. They have several children.
VII. Ludwell Bolton Hite, b. May 28, 1857; d. young.
VIII. Maury Grymes Hite, b. Sept. 21, 1858; d. young.
Mrs. Ann Randolph Hite, née Meade, died 1860, her husband, Hugh Holmes Hite, died 1870.
2. Susan Nelson Meade, second daughter of Richard Kidder Meade, Jr., of "Lucky Hit." Married I. Irvine Hite, son of James Madison Hite, Sr., of "Guilford," Clarke Co., Va., and Caroline Matilda, née Irvine. Only two of their six children survived them, Susan Meade Hite and Mary Hite. They married brothers, Messrs. Baker, and removed to Florida.
3. William Washington Meade, eldest son of Richard Kidder Meade, Jr., of "Lucky Hit." Married his first cousin, Virginia Washington Meade, daughter of David Meade and Louisa, née Neilson, of King George Co., Va. Mrs. Meade died leaving six children. Two years later Mr. Meade married the widow of his brother-in-law, Mrs. George Meade, née Sally Callaway, who had one son, George Meade, Jr., by her first husband. She is now a widow a second time with several children.
Harriotte Green Meade, youngest daughter of Richard Kidder Meade, Jr., of "Lucky Hit," married James Madison Hite, Jr., son of James Madison Hite, Sr., of "Guilford," Clarke Co., and Caroline Matilda, née Irvine. Only one child survived them, a son, Drayton Meade Hite, a successful business man of Baltimore. He inherited the Madison-Hite portraits. Being still unmarried, he has deposited them in the Maryland Historieal rooms on Saratoga near Charles St., Baltimore, Md.
Drayton G. Meade, youngest son of Richard Kidder Meade, Jr., of "Lucky Hit," married Annie Bolton Sands, daughter of the late Joseph Sands, of Brooklyn Heights, N. Y. During the Civil War Col. Meade was in the quartermaster's department of the Con- federate Army. His family lived near Richmond, Va. When the war closed, they purchased "Beulah," a beautiful plantation near the Plains, in Fanquier Co., Va., where they still reside. Mrs. Meade died some years ago, leaving four daughters and one son, Drayton G. Meade, Jr.
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Children of Mary Murray" who married, first, Alexander Gordon :
1. Peggy Gordon. Married, first. William Knox; second, Grier Green, a prominent lawyer in Mecklenburg. Mary Murray5 married, second, Col. William Davies. Issue :
2. Mary Ann Davies, who married (1804) Fortescue Whittle (fellow exile with the Irish Patriot Emmet), of County Antrim, Ireland; settled in Norfolk, Va., early in 1800. Children of Peggy Murray5 and Thomas Gordon :
1. Anne or Nancy Gordon. Married Henry Embry Coleman ; member of Virginia Senate.
Children of Anne Murray and Wirt Buchanan :
1. Murray Buchanan. Married Miss Cross.
Children of William Murray and Rebecca Bolling :
1. Ann Murray. Married Thomas Robertson, an eminent physician and scholar of Petersburg. He was an Irish refugee about 1800 from troubles in Ireland which drove Thomas Addis Emmet into exile.
2. Mary Murray. Married George Skipwith.
3. William Murray, seventh in descent, d. 1866. Married
Rebecca Skelton.
Children of Rev. Anthony Walke, who married, first. Anne McClannahan :
1. David Meade Walke.
Rev. Anthony Walke married, second, the widow Ann Fisher. Issue :
2. John N. Walke.
Children of Elizabeth Bolling" and William Robertson :
1. Archibald Bolling Robertson, b. 1772; d. 1861. Married Mary Elizabeth Bolling.
2. Thomas Bolling Robertson, b. 1979: d. 1828; Secretary of the Territory of Louisiana; first member of Con- gress and Governor of that State. Married Lelia Skipwith.
3. William Robertson. Married Christiana Williams.
4. John Robertson, b. 1787; d. 1873, attorney general; men- ber of Congress and Chancellor of Virginia. He was a man of spotless character and sterling worth. He thought freely, spoke boldly, suffering neither fear nor favor to seduce him from what he believed to be true and right. He married Ann Trent.
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5. Ann Robertson. Married Dr. Henry Skipwith, 1813.
6. Jane Gay Robertson, b. 1795; d. 1852. Married John H. Bernard, Senator from Virginia.
7. Wyndham Robertson, b. 1803; member of the Council of the State, 1830 to 1833; Governor of Virginia, 1836. Married F. T. Smith. Mr. Robertson graduated at William and Mary College under the brilliant presidency of Dr. John Augustine Smith and was admitted to the bar 1824.
Children of Rebecca Bolling6 and William Murrays. (See William Murray's children.)
Children of William Bolling and Mary Randolph :
1. Ann Meade Bolling. Married Joseph K. Weisiger.
2. William Albert Bolling, a deaf mute. Married Eliza Christian.
3. Thomas Bolling, b. 1807. Married Louisa Morris, daugh- ter of Richard Morris, of Hanover Co., Va.
4. Jane Rolfe Bolling. Married Robert Skipwith.
Children of Martha Bolling and Field Archer :
1. Powhatan Archer. Married Miss Walthall.
2. Martha Archer. Married, first, John Bolling; second, Mr. Berry.
3. Ellen Archer. Married Mr. Berry.
4. Mary Archer. Married Edward Covington.
5. Lucy Archer. Married Mr. Archer.
Children of John Bolling6 and Miss Kennon :
1. Evelyn Bolling. Married Alexander Garrett, Clerk of Albemarle County.
2. Susan Bolling. Married John Scott.
Children of Edward Bolling and Dolly Payne :
1. Powhatan Bolling. Married Miss Payne. Children of Archibald Bolling6 :
1. Archibald Bolling, d. 1860. Married Ann E. Wigginton.
2. Edward Bolling, d. 1855. Married Cralle.
3. Alexander Bolling, d. 1876. Married Susan Gray.
Children of Mary Bolling and Edward Archer :
1. Peter Jefferson Archer. Married, first, M. Mechaux : second, Lucy Gilliam.
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Children of Mary Burton Bolling", first wife of Robert Bolling, of Petersburg :
1. Mary Burton Augusta Bolling. Married John Monroe Banister.
Children of Pocahontas Rebecca Bolling and Col. Joseph Cabell :
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1. Sophonisba E. Cabell, b. 1784; d. 1857. Married (1809) Robert H. Grayson, son of William Grayson, Senator of the United States.
2. Saralı Bolling Cabell, b. 1786. Married (1805) Elisha Meredith.
3. Charles Cabell, b. 1789; d. 1810, unmarried; graduated at William and Mary College; read law under Gov. William H. Cabell and loeated in New Orleans, where he died 1870 of yellow fever.
4. Edward Blair Cabell, b. 1791; d. 1850. Married (1812) Hannah Forbes Monroe, a niece of James Monroe, President of the United States.
5. Benjamin S. Cabell, b. 1793; d. 1862, Virginia Senator. Married (1816) Sarah Eppes Doswell.
6. Mary P. Cabell, b. 1798; d. 1821. Married (1818) Peyton Doswell.
Children of Ann Everard Bolling, who married, first, Shepard Duval :
. 1. Samuel Shepard Duval.
2. Archibald Bolling Duval.
Children of Aun Everard Bolling, who married, second, Col. Joseph Cabell :
3. Jane Randolph Cabell, b. 1805; d. 1833. Married (1824) Philip T. Allen.
4. John B. Cabell, b. 1808. Married, first (1830), Mary C. Woodlaw ; second, Martha Posey, daughter of Capt. John Posey.
5. Eliza Robertson Cabell, b. 1809; d. 1852. Married, first (1826), James Paulett; second (1834), Archibald Dixon, U. S. Senator.
6. Robert Bolling Cabell, b. 1812. Married, first (1834), Ann E. Herndon ; second (1835), Eleanor Hart.
7. George W. Cabell, b. 1814. Married (1835) Mary R. Williams.
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8. Mary Ann Hopkins Cabell, b. 1824. Married (1845) Dr. E. L. Willard, of California. Had issue.
Children of Elizabeth Blair Bolling and Thomas West:
1. A daughter. Married James S. Jones.
2. A daughter. Married Dr. Joel W. Flood.
Children of Linnaeus Bolling who married Mary Markham :
1. Mary Bolling. Married Dr. James Cobbs, brother of Bishop N. H. Cobbs, of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
2. Susan Bolling. Married Robert F. Hubard, attorney-at- law.
3. Philip A. Bolling, Judge of Circuit Court. Married Mary Eppes.
4. Robert Bolling, of Buckingham Co. Married, first, Sarah Hobson; second, Mary Watkins; third, Martha Brackett.
Robert Bolling, of Buckingham County and his first wife, Sarah Hobson, of Goochland County, had a daughter, Pocahontas Bolling, who married the Rev. William Clarkson Meredith, rector for many years of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in Winchester, Va. Their daughter, Mary Bolling Meredith, married Archibald Magill Smith. (See descendants of Gen'l John Smith, of Hackwood Park.)
Children of Sarah Bolling and Joseph Cabell Megginson :
1. William C. Megginson, b. 1749. Married (1821) Amanda M. Bocock, sister of Thomas Bocock; member of Con- gress and Speaker of the House of Representatives.
2. Elizabeth C. Megginson, b. 1796. Married William Berkeley.
3. Archibald Bolling Megginson, b. 1798; d. 1851. Married, first (1824) Ann R. White: second (1833), Elizabeth Roberts.
4. Joseph C. Megginson, b. 1800; d. 1858. Married (1826) Almira Montgomery. He was a Judge in Texas.
5. Samuel B. Megginson, b. 1802. Married (1828) Mary A. Johnson.
6. Jane Randolph Megginson, b. 1804. Married Dr. Nathaniel Powell.
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7. John R. Megginson, b. 1806: d. 1877. Married (1835) Mary R. Dunn.
8. Benj. C. Megginson, b. 1809. Married (1837) Fanny Blain.
Children of Elizabeth Meade Bolling and Archibald Robertson :
1. Eliza Jane Robertson, b. 1802; d. 1822, unmarried. .
2. Rebecca Robertson, b. 1803; d. 1823. Married Mr. Bolling.
3. Pocahontas Ann Robertson, b. 1805; d. 1838. Married . Mr. Bolling.
4. Virginia B. Robertson, b. 1807; d. 1836. Married Col. Rolfe Graves.
Children of Blair Bolling :
1. Archibald Bolling. Married (Feb., 1852) Eliza Trueheart Armistead.
?. John Bolling. Married, first (1855), Maria Page Armi- stead; second, Julia B. Tinsley.
3. Mary Susan Bolling. Married, first (1851), Gervas Storrs Preston ; second, Dr. J. C. Mason.
Children of Richard Bland and Susan Poythress :
1. Richard Bland, Jr. Married, first, ; second, Miss Leadbetter.
2. John Bolling Bland. Married, first, Miss Eppes; second, Rachel Read; third, E. Cargill.
3. Sarah Bland. Married Thomas Botts.
4. Theoderic Bland. Married Mary Harrison.
5. Mary Bland. Married Eglin Russell.
Children of Ann P. Bland, married, first, J. Morrison, no issue ; second, Peter Woodlief :
1. Hannah Woodlief. Married Dr. Hardaway.
2. Anna Woodlief. Married Mr. Jeffries.
3. Elizabeth Woodlief. Married Dr. Shadrach Alfriend.
Children of Littleton Tazewell and Catherine Neveson :
1. Sarah Bolling Tazewell. Married William C. Goode, mem- ber of Congress.
Children of William Tazewell and Page Tanner :
1. William Blair Tazewell.
?. Catherine Neveson Tazewell. Married, first, E. Ambler; second, Capt. Edward S. Gay, Virginia State Guard.
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3. Henrietta Watkins Tazewell. Married E. J. Fox.
4. Mary Louise Tazewell. Married Dr. J. B. Southall.
5. Sally Bolling Tazewell. Married Dr. George Fitzgerald.
6. Martha Jefferson Tazewell, after her sister's death married Dr. J. B. Southall.
7. Jane Rebecca Tazewell.
8. Mary Rosalie Tazewell. Married Andrew J. Ellett.
9. Isabella Tazewell.
Children of John Dandridge and Miss Underwood :
1. Bolling Dandridge.
Children of Nathaniel W. Dandridge :
1. Charles F. Dandridge. Married Miss McGhee.
2. William F. Dandridge. Married Miss Stith.
3. Anna Dandridge. Married William Hereford.
4. Martha Dandridge. Married R. Bolton.
5. Nathaniel West Dandridge, Jr. Married H. Wylie.
6. Rosalie Dandridge. Married W. D. Bradford.
Children of Ann Dandridge and F. James :
1. A daughter who married Utz Fincastle.
Children of Jane Butler Dandridge and Rev. Joseph D. Logan :
1. James W. Logan. Married S. W. Strother.
Children of Richard Randolph :
1. Robert B. Randolph, Lieut. U. S. Navy. Married Maria Beverley.
2. William Randolph, midshipman on board the Chesapeake, when taken. He was lost in the Wasp.
3. Maria B. Randolph. Married Philip Duval.
Children of David Meade Randolph :
1. William B. Randolph. Married Sarah Lingan.
Children of Brett Randolph and Lucy Beverley :
1. Edward Randolph, captain U. S. Army. Married Bland Beverley.
2. Carter Beverley Randolph, assistant surgeon U. S. Navy. Married Ann Taylor Farrar, born Beverley.
3. Victor Norman Randolph, captain U. S. N. and C. S. N. Married Augusta Granbury.
4. Franklin Randolph. Married Miss Brand.
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Children of Ryland Randolph and Eliza Frayzer :
Two children, names unknown.
Children of Susan Randolph and Benj. Harrison of Berkeley : 1. Benj. Harrison, Jr. Married, first, Miss Mercer; second, Miss Page.
Children of Jane Randolph and Archibald Bolling. (See Archibald Bolling's children.)
Children of Ann Randolph and Brett Randolph, Jr .:
1. Kidder Randolph. Married Betsey Montague.
2. Howard Randolph. Married Miss Meade, of Kentucky.
3. Anne Randolph. Married Joseph Michaux.
4. Susan Randolph. Married Frank Watkins.
5. Brett Randolph, twin.
6. Patrick Randolph, twin.
Children of Eliza Randolph and David Meade:
1. John E. Meade, d. 1854. Married Rebecca Beverley.
2. Charlotte Meade. Married Dr. J. Y. Storkdell.
3. Rebecca Meade. Married James Lea.
Children of Mary Randolph and William Bolling. (See William Bolling's children.)
Children of Henry Randolph and Lucy Ward :
1. Henry Randolph, of "Warwick," b. 1784; d. 1840. Mar- ried, first, Caroline Matilda Smith, who died without issue. He then married, second, Eliza Griffin Norman, a Quakeress, and third, widow Perry, a descendant of Thomas Tinsley.
2. Brett Randolph, third.
3. Catherine Cochrane Randolph, b. 1797; d. 1852. Married Josiah Bartlett Abbott, of Connecticut, b. 1793; d. 1849.
4. Susan Frances Randolph. Married Alexander Lawson Botts, b. 1800; member of State Council and brother of Hon. John Minor Botts.
Children of Susanna Randolph and Mr. Douglas :
1. Charles Brett Douglas.
2. Archibald Aberdeen Douglas, b. 1789.
3. Hartley Douglas, b. 1790.
4. Eliza Randolph Douglas, b. 1791.
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Children of Brett Randolph and Ann. (See Ann Randolph's children.)
Children of Richard Randolph :
1. Tudor Randolph.
2. St. George Randolph, a deaf mute.
Children of Ann Cary and Thomas Mann Randolph :
1. Mary Randolph. Married David Meade Randolph.
2. Elizabeth Randolph. Married Robert Pleasants, of "Four Mile Run," fourth in descent from John Pleasants, emigrant from Norwich, England, in 1665, when he was twenty-five years old.
3. Thomas Mann Randolph. of Edge Hill, b. 1764; d. 1836, Governor of Virginia. Married Martha Jefferson, daughter of Thomas Jefferson, United States President.
4. William Randolph. Married Lucy Randolph, daughter of Gov. Beverley Randolph.
5. Ann Cary Randolph. Married Gouverneur Morris, of New York; Minister to France, 1792 to 1794.
6. Jane Randolph. Married Thomas Esten Randolph.
7. John Randolph, M. D. Married Judith Lewis.
8. Harriette Randolph. Married Richard S. Harkley, Consul to Cadiz.
9. Virginia Randolph. Married Wilson I. Cary.
Children of Jane Cary and Thomas Isham Randolph :
1. Archibald Cary Randolph. Married Lucy Burwell, of "Carter Hall."
2. Thomas Randolph, twin of Isham, was killed in the battle of Tippecanoe. Married, first, Mary Skipwith : second, Catherine Lawrence.
3. Isham Randolph, twin of Thomas. Married Anna R. Coupland.
4. Mary Randolph. Married Randolph Harrison. of Clifton. Children of Elizabeth Cary and Robert Kincaid :
1. Mary I. Kincaid. Married Charles Irvine.
Children of Mary Cary and Carter Page :
1. John Cary Page. Married Mary A. Trent.
2. Henry Page. Married Harvey Deane.
3. Mann Page, M. D. Married Jane Walker.
4. Mary Page, lost her life in the burning of the Richmond Theatre, Dec. 21, 1811.
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Children of Anthony Walke:
1. Anthony Walke, Jr. Married, first, Jane Ritson; second, Ann Livingston.
2. Edwin Walke. Married Sarah Messenburg.
3. Susan M. Walke. Married Charles H. Shields.
4. John M. Walke. Married, first, Miss Land; second, Miss Baylor.
5. Jane E. Walke. Married Richard Watson.
Children of Mary Fleming and Warner Lewis :
1. Julia Lewis. Married Thomas Throckmorton, of Williams- burg, Va.
2. John Lewis. Married his cousin Eleanor Lewis.
Children of Lucky Fleming and Addison Lewis :
1. Susan Lewis. Married William Byrd, of Westover.
Children of Lucy Fleming and John Markham. Descendants in the west.
Children of Mary Bolling Fleming and Beverley C. Stanard :
1. Eliza J. T. Stanard. Married Samuel O. Eggleston.
2. John R. Stanard. Married Sarah T. Thruston.
3. Julia A. V. Stanard. Married Dr. A. L. Woodbridge. Children of Daniel Bernard and Miss Branch :
1. Cyrus Bernard, midshipman U. S. Navy, prisoner of war at Algiers, killed in a duel at Havana, May 15, 1821.
2. Christopher Bernard, sergeant in Richmond Volunteers in 1812. Married and left children.
Children of Thomas Bolling Gay :
1. Ellen Gay. Married Jacob Skein.
2. Delia Gay.
3. William Gay. Married Miss Jackson.
4. Eliza L. Gay.
5. Powhatan Gay.
6. Virginia F. Gay.
7. Bolling Gay. C. S. Army; d. at Camp Douglas, April, 1865.
Children of Elizabeth Gay, wife of Edward Bentley :
1. Elizabeth Gay Bentley. Married Daniel Harris.
2. William Field Bentley. Married Sarah Dupree.
3. Fanny Trent Bentley. Married William Houston.
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4. Efford Bolling Bentley. Married Lucy Chamberlayne.
5. John Gay Bentley. Married Judith Thompson.
6. Maria Buchanan Bentley. Married Daniel B. Friend.
7. Alex. Willis Bentley, M. D. Married Miss Peters.
8. Lavinia Bentley. Married Mr. William Roper.
Children of William Gay :
1. William Gay. Married Sarah Bruce.
2. Neil B. Gay. Married Mary Bunn.
3. Martha Gay. Married Mr. Perkins.
4. Pocahontas V. Gay.
5. Ann Caroline Gay.
Children of Sally Gay and James B. Ferguson :
1. Judith Gay Ferguson. Married J. A. Carr.
2. Pocahontas Ferguson. Married M. Vaughan.
3. James B. Ferguson. Married Emma C. Henry, daughter of Col. John Henry and granddaughter of Patrick Henry, the great orator of Virginia.
4. Mary Frances Ferguson.
5. William Gay Ferguson. Pickett.
Married Margaret Bruce, née
Children of Edward S. Gay :
1. Matoaca Gay, a distinguished society writer, under the nom de plume, "Bric-a-Brac."
2. Louise Gay. Married Robert C. White.
3. Edward S. Gay. Married Sarah Ewell.
4. Caroline Gay. Married Charles P. Winston.
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