Manassas Journal
February 18, 1921
A YOUTHFUL VICTIM
Death Claims Miss Ruby Athey in her Thirteenth Year
Miss Ruby Athey, the thirteen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Athey, died at her father's home near town at 2:15 a.m. yesterday, of typhoid pneumonia.
The young lady had been ill but a short time, the symptoms of pneumonia not becoming manifest until the day of her death. She was of a kind and loving disposition and made many friends among the young people with whom she was associated.
The funeral services will be conducted by Elder Dalton, from the Primitive Baptist Church, Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock and the interment will take place in the town cemetery.
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Friday, April 11, 2014
Will: James Dalton (1812)
JAMES DALTON Will
Prince William County Will Book K, pg. 144
21 July 1811; proved 3 Feb 1812
I give and bequeath to my grand daughter KATHY CASH (the
oldest child of my daughter ELIZABETH LEE) my negro man BEN and all the money
that may now or hereafter may be due me by bond note or otherwise but if the
said KATY CASH dies before she arrives at the age of twenty one or marries then
and in that case I desire that my property of every kind may be divided equally
between my four daughters RACHEL DUNSFORD, CHARITY MARTIN, ANNA DUNNINGTON and
ELIZABETH LEE – I appoint my friend REDWOOD EVANS Executor of this my last
& testament. In Witness whereof I do
hereunto set my hand & affix my seal this twenty first day of July eighteen
hundred and eleven.
The words may be interlined before signing.
JAMES DALTON {seal}
Signed sealed & acknowledged in the presence of us
ROB. GRAHAM
CHARITY BOHANNON
ANN REEDS
At a Court held for Prince William County February 3rd
1812.
This last will and testament of JAMES DALTON decd. was
presented to the Court by REDWOOD EVANS the Executor therein named who made
oath to the same according to law and the said will being proved by the oaths
of CHARITY BOHANNON and ANN REEDS is ordered to be recorded and the said
REDWOOD EVANS having taken the oath of an Executor and performed what is usual
in such cases certificate is granted him for obtaining a probate thereof in due
form.
Teste, J. WILLIAMS
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