The son of Jane Meriwether and Samuel Dabney, Charles resided many years with his uncle, Col. Charles Dabney, assisting him with his estate. He married Elizabeth Price on Sept. 6, 1808 and they produced eight children. They resided in Cub Creek, Louisa County, Virginia. His sixth son was Robert Lewis Dabney, Chaplain and Chief of Staff to Stonewall Jackson.
When his uncle died, he was left a great fortune. According to John Blair Dabney, "no man was ever more worthy of these gifts, for he had excellent sense, most amiable manners, was irreproachable in all relations of life and of unquestionable integrity."
When his uncle died, he was left a great fortune. According to John Blair Dabney, "no man was ever more worthy of these gifts, for he had excellent sense, most amiable manners, was irreproachable in all relations of life and of unquestionable integrity."
The son of Jane Meriwether and Samuel Dabney, Charles resided many years with his uncle, Col. Charles Dabney, assisting him with his estate. He married Elizabeth Price on Sept. 6, 1808 and they produced eight children. They resided in Cub Creek, Louisa County, Virginia. His sixth son was Robert Lewis Dabney, Chaplain and Chief of Staff to Stonewall Jackson.
When his uncle died, he was left a great fortune. According to John Blair Dabney, "no man was ever more worthy of these gifts, for he had excellent sense, most amiable manners, was irreproachable in all relations of life and of unquestionable integrity."
When his uncle died, he was left a great fortune. According to John Blair Dabney, "no man was ever more worthy of these gifts, for he had excellent sense, most amiable manners, was irreproachable in all relations of life and of unquestionable integrity."
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Charles Dabney (No Francis) See memorial stone.
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