Georgia Belle Stanford and Conway Peyton Bloxton were married on 5 September 1894 in Fauquier County, Virginia. Conway Peyton Bloxton was born on 2 December 1869 in Newport News, Warwick, Virginia. (His Richmond Times Dispatch obituary says he was a native of Falls Church, but that he had lived in recent years on the peninsula.) He died on Friday, 28 March 1952 at the age of 82 in Wilmington, New Hanover, North Carolina, when he refused to have his leg removed to save his life from infection. [NOTE: Ronald Bloxton stated in a letter to Bobby Bloxton: "He died, as I recall, of complications (a pulmonary embolism) following the necessary amputation of his leg due to inadequate circulation. He had survived at least two heart attacks several years before that."]

Rites were held on Monday, March 31 in Newport News, Warwick, Virginia, with interment in Greenlawn Cemetery. Conway Peyton Bloxton was the son of Alexander Edwin Bloxton and Ella Henry Conway.

Georgia Belle Stanford was born on 29 November 1873 in Fauquier County, Virginia. She died on 4 May 1913 at the age of 39 in Merrifield, Fairfax, Virginia. She was buried in Calverton, Fauquier, Virginia on the Elkmont/Elk Mount Family Farm with her sister, Hattie.
Belle and Conway had five children; after her death, he had three more children with Blanche Erma Sparks. He was survived by three daughters, Mrs. Erma Blanch (Michael John) Hardick of Topsail, NC; Mrs. Mary Geraldine "Billie" (O.J.) Meyer of Falls Church, VA; and Mrs. Georgia "Belle" (Alex) Hunter of McLean, VA; and four sons, Conway "Russell" Bloxton of Atlanta, GA; Alexander Moncure Bloxton of Falls Church, VA; Clyde Strother Bloxton of Richmond, VA; and Charles William "Slim" Bloxton of Triangle, VA. He was predeceased by one daughter, Hattie "Estelle" Bloxton, who died at age 11 of meningitis, as did his wife.

1940 Census, Messick, Poquoson Magisterial District, York County, VA. 1935: Same house, owner, $5,000 home value

BLOXTON, Conway Peyton (71) Wd, H-1 (9th grade education)

April 18, 1910 Census, Falls Church & Fairfax Court House Road, Falls Church District, Fairfax County, VA:

BLOXTON, Conway Peyton (41), married once for 16 yrs., Farmer, General Farm, VA/VA/VA
BLOXTON, Georgia Belle (Stanford)(37), m1 16, 4 of 4 births - VA/GA/VA
BLOXTON, Conway Russell (13), VA/VA/VA
BLOXTON, Alexander Moncure (8), DC/VA/VA
BLOXTON, Georgia Belle, Jr. (6), DC/VA/VA
BLOXTON, Hattie Estelle (5/12), VA/VA/VA
STANFORD, Shirley C. (Nephew) (13), VA/VA/VA
Servant (Laborer/Farm Labor): Robert Doran (34) Single CT/IN/CT

(m. 2nd 13 DEC 1913, Falls Church, VA) to BLANCHE ERMA SPARKS (b. 29 MAR 1887) (d. 21 OCT 1918 while pregnant with 4th child of virus deadly to pregnant women);

(m. 3rd c. DEC 1921 to widow SALLIE B. (POTTS) PRICE, who d. 7 DEC 1931).

MRS. SARAH B. "SALLIE" POTTS PRICE BLOXTON DEAD - Mrs. Sallie Price Bloxton died at Sibley Hospital in Washington today (Dec. 7, 1931) at 12:30 (b. 6 Oct 1869, Chotank, King George, VA, d/o Richard & Elizabeth "Betty" Potts). She is survived by one son, William C. Price (b. Aug 1897, VA) and one daughter, Mrs. Florence Varne Price Marshall Stone (b. 24 Oct 1887, VA), both of Washington, D.C. Mrs. Bloxton lived, before she moved to Washington about twenty years ago (1920), in King George County at "Belle Isle." Funeral services will take place from the old home on Wednesday, December 9, at 2:30 p.m. Interment in the family burying ground. Maybe her old home is near Belle Isle State Park: Nestled on a secluded peninsula at the confluence of Deep Creek and the Rappahannock River on Virginia's Northern Neck, 733-acre park with seven miles of Rappahannock River shoreline, 1632 Belle Isle Road, Lancaster, VA.

Conway Peyton Bloxton married widow, S.D. Price (Frdrksbrg News date: 5 Dec 1921), wedding date: 30 NOV 1921 - Groom (51) 1870 / Bride "45" b: "1876"

January 8, 1920 CENSUS, D.C. - 1368 "C" Street, SW - b: c. 1870
Sallie B. Price (50) Wd, VA X 3, Clerk, US Gov't - "Roomer" with Laura L. Mohler (50) Wd

1920 CENSUS, Mortgaged Home, Little Falls St., Falls Church, Fairfax, VA
Conway P. Bloxton (50)VA, widower, Produce Dealer at Market
Alexander M (18)DC
Georgia B (16)DC
Estelle H (10)VA
Clyde S (7)VA

THE MIAMI NEWS, June 21, 1922 - Mr. & Mrs. C.P. BLOXTON are leaving Miami on this afternoon's train for Jacksonville where they will visit for about 10 days before going back to their home in Washington, D.C. Mr. Bloxton has been prohibition officer in Miami, and has resigned to go back home because of his wife's health. During their stay in Miami, they made their home with Mrs. W. E. Collins at 245 N.W. Third Street.

On 1930 Census, Washington, D.C., Sally P. Bloxton (54, actually 60), DIVORCED

Conway P. Bloxton in CITY DIRECTORIES:
1900 - Driver, 1401 - 25th NW, Washington, D.C.
1902 - Laborer, 1500 - 3d NW, Washington, D.C.
1905 - Job: Brannin & Bloxton, 1319 I NE, Washington, D.C.
1906 - Foreman, 1500 - 3d NW, Washington, D.C.
1926 - Agt Life Ins Co. of VA, renting 1021 Florida Ave NE, Washington, D.C., with Mrs. Sarah Bloxton
1946 - Clerk, US Govt, 2601 Parrish Ave, Newport News, VA

1905 City Directory for Washington, D.C.
Mary E. Bloxton (widow, William), 749 Sheridan NW
Her step-grandson, Conway Peyton Bloxton's business: Brannin & Bloxton, 1319 I NE, was in the same directory.
1906 Washington, D.C. City Directory -
BLOXTON, Conway Peyton, Foreman, 1500 3d NW;
BLOXTON, Mary Elizabeth, widow Wm, 749 Sheridan NW;
BLOXTON, Robert Vinton, 330 Ind Av NW

1940, Sunday, April 28, DAILY PRESS (Newport News, VA):
At a meeting of the adult Baptist Training Union of Bethel Church, the following officers were announced: President, Walter D. White; VICE PRESIDENT, MR. BLOXTON; Secretary, Chester Gregory; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Chester Gregory and Treasurer, Miss Elizabeth Page.