State Senator.
On 9 February 1865, Orie gave birth to a third son, William Luther Andrews.
Brothers married sisters:
Isaac Moon Andrews m. Annie Ruebush
William L. Andrews m. Mary John Ruebush
Barbara Ann A. adopted 8-20-1928
Barbara Ann Andrews adopted by W. L. Andrews Aug. 20, 1928.
Wm. Luther Andrews – Grand Master of Masons 1912-14; State Senator 1915-23 – 4th Dist. of Va.; 33' Mason 10-21-23, Mary John Ruebush were married at Dayton, Va. April 22nd Tuesday 1890 by Rev. Bryon H. Dement, a Baptist Minister.
In 1870, the U.S. Census shows Dr. John and Orie Andrews living in Hardin County, Tennessee, with two living sons, James Barclay and William Luther.
Children:
Tennie Lucille Andrews was born at Dayton, Va – July 29th 1893
Oris Summerfield Andrews was born at 118 Kirk Ave. W. in Roanoke Va May 6th 1896
Horton Kieffer Andrews was born at 111 Kirk Ave. W. in Roanoke, Va Jan 8 – 1898
Victor (Lee) Andrews was born at 111 Kirk Ave. W. Roanoke Va Aug 2nd 1900
Edward Moon Andrews was born at 111 Kirk Ave., W. in Roanoke, Va April 17th –
1903, married Virginia F. Moore 9-9-1926
Mary Virginia Andrews was born at 111 Kirk Ave. W. in Roanoke Va. Aug. 7th 1905
Luther Ruebush Andrews was born at View Mont, Roanoke Co., VA Sept. 13th 1907
Carl Merlin Andrews was born at View Mont, May 3rd 1911, 8 P.M.
Barbara Ann A. adopted 8-20-1928
Barbara Ann Andrews adopted by W. L. Andrews Aug. 20, 1928
Andrews, Barclay, Moon of Albemarle County: A Love Story by William Luther Andrews (written July 1936 in Roanoke, VA):
William Luther Andrews, Orie's son, wrote in his 1936 memoirs of his mother (Andrews, Barclay, Moon of Albemarle: A Love Story) that Edward Moon readily agreed that she should pursue a medical career. However, Edward did not live to see her enroll and passed away in 1853.
As William Luther Andrews wrote in 1936, Orie once wrote to a soon-to-be sister-in-law, "My dear, you must be very brave to marry a man with me for a sister."
Although we have not found primary evidence that Dr. Orie practiced medicine during her stay in the Holy Land, William Luther Andrews claimed that his mother told her children many stories about ministering to the Bedouins.
According to William Luther Andrews, his family lived near a small village of 300 Negroes, whose long days in the cotton and sugar cane fields left them little time but much interest in learning about Jesus.
A large number of villagers attended her Sunday service and over the next few Sundays, they learned to sing and pray under Orie's tutelage. She also urged them to a better life - to be all that they can be. Orie continued her Sunday services all summer, which according to her son, William Luther, gave rise to another heroic episode in his mother's life.
On 9 February 1865, Orie gave birth to a third son, William Luther Andrews.
Brothers married sisters:
Isaac Moon Andrews m. Annie Ruebush
William L. Andrews m. Mary John Ruebush
Barbara Ann A. adopted 8-20-1928
Barbara Ann Andrews adopted by W. L. Andrews Aug. 20, 1928.
Wm. Luther Andrews – Grand Master of Masons 1912-14; State Senator 1915-23 – 4th Dist. of Va.; 33' Mason 10-21-23, Mary John Ruebush were married at Dayton, Va. April 22nd Tuesday 1890 by Rev. Bryon H. Dement, a Baptist Minister.
In 1870, the U.S. Census shows Dr. John and Orie Andrews living in Hardin County, Tennessee, with two living sons, James Barclay and William Luther.
Children:
Tennie Lucille Andrews was born at Dayton, Va – July 29th 1893
Oris Summerfield Andrews was born at 118 Kirk Ave. W. in Roanoke Va May 6th 1896
Horton Kieffer Andrews was born at 111 Kirk Ave. W. in Roanoke, Va Jan 8 – 1898
Victor (Lee) Andrews was born at 111 Kirk Ave. W. Roanoke Va Aug 2nd 1900
Edward Moon Andrews was born at 111 Kirk Ave., W. in Roanoke, Va April 17th –
1903, married Virginia F. Moore 9-9-1926
Mary Virginia Andrews was born at 111 Kirk Ave. W. in Roanoke Va. Aug. 7th 1905
Luther Ruebush Andrews was born at View Mont, Roanoke Co., VA Sept. 13th 1907
Carl Merlin Andrews was born at View Mont, May 3rd 1911, 8 P.M.
Barbara Ann A. adopted 8-20-1928
Barbara Ann Andrews adopted by W. L. Andrews Aug. 20, 1928
Andrews, Barclay, Moon of Albemarle County: A Love Story by William Luther Andrews (written July 1936 in Roanoke, VA):
William Luther Andrews, Orie's son, wrote in his 1936 memoirs of his mother (Andrews, Barclay, Moon of Albemarle: A Love Story) that Edward Moon readily agreed that she should pursue a medical career. However, Edward did not live to see her enroll and passed away in 1853.
As William Luther Andrews wrote in 1936, Orie once wrote to a soon-to-be sister-in-law, "My dear, you must be very brave to marry a man with me for a sister."
Although we have not found primary evidence that Dr. Orie practiced medicine during her stay in the Holy Land, William Luther Andrews claimed that his mother told her children many stories about ministering to the Bedouins.
According to William Luther Andrews, his family lived near a small village of 300 Negroes, whose long days in the cotton and sugar cane fields left them little time but much interest in learning about Jesus.
A large number of villagers attended her Sunday service and over the next few Sundays, they learned to sing and pray under Orie's tutelage. She also urged them to a better life - to be all that they can be. Orie continued her Sunday services all summer, which according to her son, William Luther, gave rise to another heroic episode in his mother's life.
State Senator.
On 9 February 1865, Orie gave birth to a third son, William Luther Andrews.
Brothers married sisters:
Isaac Moon Andrews m. Annie Ruebush
William L. Andrews m. Mary John Ruebush
Barbara Ann A. adopted 8-20-1928
Barbara Ann Andrews adopted by W. L. Andrews Aug. 20, 1928.
Wm. Luther Andrews – Grand Master of Masons 1912-14; State Senator 1915-23 – 4th Dist. of Va.; 33' Mason 10-21-23, Mary John Ruebush were married at Dayton, Va. April 22nd Tuesday 1890 by Rev. Bryon H. Dement, a Baptist Minister.
In 1870, the U.S. Census shows Dr. John and Orie Andrews living in Hardin County, Tennessee, with two living sons, James Barclay and William Luther.
Children:
Tennie Lucille Andrews was born at Dayton, Va – July 29th 1893
Oris Summerfield Andrews was born at 118 Kirk Ave. W. in Roanoke Va May 6th 1896
Horton Kieffer Andrews was born at 111 Kirk Ave. W. in Roanoke, Va Jan 8 – 1898
Victor (Lee) Andrews was born at 111 Kirk Ave. W. Roanoke Va Aug 2nd 1900
Edward Moon Andrews was born at 111 Kirk Ave., W. in Roanoke, Va April 17th –
1903, married Virginia F. Moore 9-9-1926
Mary Virginia Andrews was born at 111 Kirk Ave. W. in Roanoke Va. Aug. 7th 1905
Luther Ruebush Andrews was born at View Mont, Roanoke Co., VA Sept. 13th 1907
Carl Merlin Andrews was born at View Mont, May 3rd 1911, 8 P.M.
Barbara Ann A. adopted 8-20-1928
Barbara Ann Andrews adopted by W. L. Andrews Aug. 20, 1928
Andrews, Barclay, Moon of Albemarle County: A Love Story by William Luther Andrews (written July 1936 in Roanoke, VA):
William Luther Andrews, Orie's son, wrote in his 1936 memoirs of his mother (Andrews, Barclay, Moon of Albemarle: A Love Story) that Edward Moon readily agreed that she should pursue a medical career. However, Edward did not live to see her enroll and passed away in 1853.
As William Luther Andrews wrote in 1936, Orie once wrote to a soon-to-be sister-in-law, "My dear, you must be very brave to marry a man with me for a sister."
Although we have not found primary evidence that Dr. Orie practiced medicine during her stay in the Holy Land, William Luther Andrews claimed that his mother told her children many stories about ministering to the Bedouins.
According to William Luther Andrews, his family lived near a small village of 300 Negroes, whose long days in the cotton and sugar cane fields left them little time but much interest in learning about Jesus.
A large number of villagers attended her Sunday service and over the next few Sundays, they learned to sing and pray under Orie's tutelage. She also urged them to a better life - to be all that they can be. Orie continued her Sunday services all summer, which according to her son, William Luther, gave rise to another heroic episode in his mother's life.
On 9 February 1865, Orie gave birth to a third son, William Luther Andrews.
Brothers married sisters:
Isaac Moon Andrews m. Annie Ruebush
William L. Andrews m. Mary John Ruebush
Barbara Ann A. adopted 8-20-1928
Barbara Ann Andrews adopted by W. L. Andrews Aug. 20, 1928.
Wm. Luther Andrews – Grand Master of Masons 1912-14; State Senator 1915-23 – 4th Dist. of Va.; 33' Mason 10-21-23, Mary John Ruebush were married at Dayton, Va. April 22nd Tuesday 1890 by Rev. Bryon H. Dement, a Baptist Minister.
In 1870, the U.S. Census shows Dr. John and Orie Andrews living in Hardin County, Tennessee, with two living sons, James Barclay and William Luther.
Children:
Tennie Lucille Andrews was born at Dayton, Va – July 29th 1893
Oris Summerfield Andrews was born at 118 Kirk Ave. W. in Roanoke Va May 6th 1896
Horton Kieffer Andrews was born at 111 Kirk Ave. W. in Roanoke, Va Jan 8 – 1898
Victor (Lee) Andrews was born at 111 Kirk Ave. W. Roanoke Va Aug 2nd 1900
Edward Moon Andrews was born at 111 Kirk Ave., W. in Roanoke, Va April 17th –
1903, married Virginia F. Moore 9-9-1926
Mary Virginia Andrews was born at 111 Kirk Ave. W. in Roanoke Va. Aug. 7th 1905
Luther Ruebush Andrews was born at View Mont, Roanoke Co., VA Sept. 13th 1907
Carl Merlin Andrews was born at View Mont, May 3rd 1911, 8 P.M.
Barbara Ann A. adopted 8-20-1928
Barbara Ann Andrews adopted by W. L. Andrews Aug. 20, 1928
Andrews, Barclay, Moon of Albemarle County: A Love Story by William Luther Andrews (written July 1936 in Roanoke, VA):
William Luther Andrews, Orie's son, wrote in his 1936 memoirs of his mother (Andrews, Barclay, Moon of Albemarle: A Love Story) that Edward Moon readily agreed that she should pursue a medical career. However, Edward did not live to see her enroll and passed away in 1853.
As William Luther Andrews wrote in 1936, Orie once wrote to a soon-to-be sister-in-law, "My dear, you must be very brave to marry a man with me for a sister."
Although we have not found primary evidence that Dr. Orie practiced medicine during her stay in the Holy Land, William Luther Andrews claimed that his mother told her children many stories about ministering to the Bedouins.
According to William Luther Andrews, his family lived near a small village of 300 Negroes, whose long days in the cotton and sugar cane fields left them little time but much interest in learning about Jesus.
A large number of villagers attended her Sunday service and over the next few Sundays, they learned to sing and pray under Orie's tutelage. She also urged them to a better life - to be all that they can be. Orie continued her Sunday services all summer, which according to her son, William Luther, gave rise to another heroic episode in his mother's life.
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