Charles Patteson Cardwell (UVa. Law 1895) lived at Hanover Courthouse, Va. and was an attorney. He married Bessie Winston Lee (1877-1934), daughter of John Mason (1839-1924) and Nora Dorothea Bankhead Lee (1841-1915), and granddaughter of Commodore Sidney Smith Lee, the brother of Gen. Robert E. Lee. Their four children were Charles Patteson, Jr. (1903-77); Bickerton Winston (1905-67) who married Marion Cardwell Calhoun (1913-2005); Kate Howard (1909-42); and Bessie Lee Cardwell (1913-) who married John E. Thomson. Charles Patteson Cardwell, Jr. (1903-77) lived in Danville, Ky. and married Katherine Jeffress (1908-84), daughter of John B. (c1878-) and Kate L. Jeffress (c1878-), of New Rochelle, NY. Their children were Dr. Charles Patteson, III (1930-2015) and John J. Cardwell (b.c1933). Dr. Charles Patteson Cardwell III (1930-2015)(UVa. MD c1954) married Shirley Smith. Their children are Charles Patteson, IV, and Katherine Jane Cardwell who lives in St. Louis and married Christopher Alan Abernathy, son of Thomas Sylvester and Jane Ellzey Abernathy. Kate Howard Cardwell (1909-42) married Philip Croxton Lewis (1908-81). Their daughters are Bessie Lee and Barbara Winston Lewis.
Charles Patteson Cardwell's mother was Katherine "Kate" Howard (1839-1909), eldest daughter of Edward Calthorpe (1817-85) and Lucy Florence Crump Howard (1818-54, who lived at Prospect Hill near Hanover Courthouse, Va. She married in 1865, Judge Richard Henry Cardwell (1846-1931), son of Richard Perrin (1808-46) and Elizabeth Martin Dalton Cardwell (c1812-), of Madison, N.C. He was a member of the Virginia Legislature, 1882-94, Speaker of the House, 1887-94, served on the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals, 1895-1916, and served in the Civil War in the infantry of the Army of Northern Virginia (CSA), 1864-65. His father was a member of the North Carolina legislature for many years. Their seven children were C. Howard (1866-76), William Duval (1868-1954), Lucy Crump (1870-1956), Elizabeth Dalton (1872-1936), Charles Patteson (1874-1941), Kate (1875-1924) and Julia Seaton Cardwell (1877-1961).
Kate Cardwell (1875-1924) married attorney Edmund Winston (1863-1951) and lived in Ashland, Va. Their sons were Edmund, Jr. (1902-68) who married Caroline H. (c1900-); and Walter Pendleton Winston (1904-37).
Julia Seaton Cardwell (1877-1961) lived in Bon Aire, Va. She married Albert Gallatin Williams, Jr. (1876-1946). Their daughter, Anne Kennon Williams (1908-84), was an English teacher in Richmond.
See 1880, 1930 Census, Ashland, Va; 1910 Census, Henry, Va; 1940 Census, Richmond City, Va; 1940 Census, Danville, Ky; Mary Spiers Kennette, Descendants of Henry Spiers, Pioneer Scotsman, Prince George County, Virginia, 1744-1979 (1976), 126-127; Marian Spiers Lane, Spiers, Spiers, and More Spiers (Gateway Press, 1997), 117-118; James Houston Barr III, Lt. Colonel Nathaniel Pope, c1610-1660, of Virginia, Ancestor of Washington, Governors and Legislators, History of His Descendants (Louisville, Ky. 2018), 118.
Charles Patteson Cardwell's mother was Katherine "Kate" Howard (1839-1909), eldest daughter of Edward Calthorpe (1817-85) and Lucy Florence Crump Howard (1818-54, who lived at Prospect Hill near Hanover Courthouse, Va. She married in 1865, Judge Richard Henry Cardwell (1846-1931), son of Richard Perrin (1808-46) and Elizabeth Martin Dalton Cardwell (c1812-), of Madison, N.C. He was a member of the Virginia Legislature, 1882-94, Speaker of the House, 1887-94, served on the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals, 1895-1916, and served in the Civil War in the infantry of the Army of Northern Virginia (CSA), 1864-65. His father was a member of the North Carolina legislature for many years. Their seven children were C. Howard (1866-76), William Duval (1868-1954), Lucy Crump (1870-1956), Elizabeth Dalton (1872-1936), Charles Patteson (1874-1941), Kate (1875-1924) and Julia Seaton Cardwell (1877-1961).
Kate Cardwell (1875-1924) married attorney Edmund Winston (1863-1951) and lived in Ashland, Va. Their sons were Edmund, Jr. (1902-68) who married Caroline H. (c1900-); and Walter Pendleton Winston (1904-37).
Julia Seaton Cardwell (1877-1961) lived in Bon Aire, Va. She married Albert Gallatin Williams, Jr. (1876-1946). Their daughter, Anne Kennon Williams (1908-84), was an English teacher in Richmond.
See 1880, 1930 Census, Ashland, Va; 1910 Census, Henry, Va; 1940 Census, Richmond City, Va; 1940 Census, Danville, Ky; Mary Spiers Kennette, Descendants of Henry Spiers, Pioneer Scotsman, Prince George County, Virginia, 1744-1979 (1976), 126-127; Marian Spiers Lane, Spiers, Spiers, and More Spiers (Gateway Press, 1997), 117-118; James Houston Barr III, Lt. Colonel Nathaniel Pope, c1610-1660, of Virginia, Ancestor of Washington, Governors and Legislators, History of His Descendants (Louisville, Ky. 2018), 118.
Charles Patteson Cardwell (UVa. Law 1895) lived at Hanover Courthouse, Va. and was an attorney. He married Bessie Winston Lee (1877-1934), daughter of John Mason (1839-1924) and Nora Dorothea Bankhead Lee (1841-1915), and granddaughter of Commodore Sidney Smith Lee, the brother of Gen. Robert E. Lee. Their four children were Charles Patteson, Jr. (1903-77); Bickerton Winston (1905-67) who married Marion Cardwell Calhoun (1913-2005); Kate Howard (1909-42); and Bessie Lee Cardwell (1913-) who married John E. Thomson. Charles Patteson Cardwell, Jr. (1903-77) lived in Danville, Ky. and married Katherine Jeffress (1908-84), daughter of John B. (c1878-) and Kate L. Jeffress (c1878-), of New Rochelle, NY. Their children were Dr. Charles Patteson, III (1930-2015) and John J. Cardwell (b.c1933). Dr. Charles Patteson Cardwell III (1930-2015)(UVa. MD c1954) married Shirley Smith. Their children are Charles Patteson, IV, and Katherine Jane Cardwell who lives in St. Louis and married Christopher Alan Abernathy, son of Thomas Sylvester and Jane Ellzey Abernathy. Kate Howard Cardwell (1909-42) married Philip Croxton Lewis (1908-81). Their daughters are Bessie Lee and Barbara Winston Lewis.
Charles Patteson Cardwell's mother was Katherine "Kate" Howard (1839-1909), eldest daughter of Edward Calthorpe (1817-85) and Lucy Florence Crump Howard (1818-54, who lived at Prospect Hill near Hanover Courthouse, Va. She married in 1865, Judge Richard Henry Cardwell (1846-1931), son of Richard Perrin (1808-46) and Elizabeth Martin Dalton Cardwell (c1812-), of Madison, N.C. He was a member of the Virginia Legislature, 1882-94, Speaker of the House, 1887-94, served on the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals, 1895-1916, and served in the Civil War in the infantry of the Army of Northern Virginia (CSA), 1864-65. His father was a member of the North Carolina legislature for many years. Their seven children were C. Howard (1866-76), William Duval (1868-1954), Lucy Crump (1870-1956), Elizabeth Dalton (1872-1936), Charles Patteson (1874-1941), Kate (1875-1924) and Julia Seaton Cardwell (1877-1961).
Kate Cardwell (1875-1924) married attorney Edmund Winston (1863-1951) and lived in Ashland, Va. Their sons were Edmund, Jr. (1902-68) who married Caroline H. (c1900-); and Walter Pendleton Winston (1904-37).
Julia Seaton Cardwell (1877-1961) lived in Bon Aire, Va. She married Albert Gallatin Williams, Jr. (1876-1946). Their daughter, Anne Kennon Williams (1908-84), was an English teacher in Richmond.
See 1880, 1930 Census, Ashland, Va; 1910 Census, Henry, Va; 1940 Census, Richmond City, Va; 1940 Census, Danville, Ky; Mary Spiers Kennette, Descendants of Henry Spiers, Pioneer Scotsman, Prince George County, Virginia, 1744-1979 (1976), 126-127; Marian Spiers Lane, Spiers, Spiers, and More Spiers (Gateway Press, 1997), 117-118; James Houston Barr III, Lt. Colonel Nathaniel Pope, c1610-1660, of Virginia, Ancestor of Washington, Governors and Legislators, History of His Descendants (Louisville, Ky. 2018), 118.
Charles Patteson Cardwell's mother was Katherine "Kate" Howard (1839-1909), eldest daughter of Edward Calthorpe (1817-85) and Lucy Florence Crump Howard (1818-54, who lived at Prospect Hill near Hanover Courthouse, Va. She married in 1865, Judge Richard Henry Cardwell (1846-1931), son of Richard Perrin (1808-46) and Elizabeth Martin Dalton Cardwell (c1812-), of Madison, N.C. He was a member of the Virginia Legislature, 1882-94, Speaker of the House, 1887-94, served on the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals, 1895-1916, and served in the Civil War in the infantry of the Army of Northern Virginia (CSA), 1864-65. His father was a member of the North Carolina legislature for many years. Their seven children were C. Howard (1866-76), William Duval (1868-1954), Lucy Crump (1870-1956), Elizabeth Dalton (1872-1936), Charles Patteson (1874-1941), Kate (1875-1924) and Julia Seaton Cardwell (1877-1961).
Kate Cardwell (1875-1924) married attorney Edmund Winston (1863-1951) and lived in Ashland, Va. Their sons were Edmund, Jr. (1902-68) who married Caroline H. (c1900-); and Walter Pendleton Winston (1904-37).
Julia Seaton Cardwell (1877-1961) lived in Bon Aire, Va. She married Albert Gallatin Williams, Jr. (1876-1946). Their daughter, Anne Kennon Williams (1908-84), was an English teacher in Richmond.
See 1880, 1930 Census, Ashland, Va; 1910 Census, Henry, Va; 1940 Census, Richmond City, Va; 1940 Census, Danville, Ky; Mary Spiers Kennette, Descendants of Henry Spiers, Pioneer Scotsman, Prince George County, Virginia, 1744-1979 (1976), 126-127; Marian Spiers Lane, Spiers, Spiers, and More Spiers (Gateway Press, 1997), 117-118; James Houston Barr III, Lt. Colonel Nathaniel Pope, c1610-1660, of Virginia, Ancestor of Washington, Governors and Legislators, History of His Descendants (Louisville, Ky. 2018), 118.
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