Mary <I>Dickenson</I> Richmond

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Mary Dickenson Richmond

Birth
Russell County, Virginia, USA
Death
31 Dec 1879 (aged 71)
Lee County, Virginia, USA
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Daughter of Griffith Dickenson and Rebecca Flanary Dickenson. Griffith died at his home in Jackson County, Missouri on Sept. 30, 1855 at the age of 80. No marker is known to exist. Griffith and Rebecca left Virginia around 1836, moving first to Floyd County, Kentucky and later to Jackson County, Missouri. Mary and her sister Elizabeth Dickenson Newberry were already married and stayed behind in Virginia. These two daughters have been left off of many listings of Dickenson descendants.

Wife of General Jonathan Richmond, married Scott County, VA, Aug 2, 1828.

Mother of Col. James Buchanan Richmond, US Congressman.

Children:
1. William P. Richmond (1829-1900) m1. Susan Combs 1846, m2. Louisa Kane Reasor 1860;
2. Marion D. Richmond (1831-1890) m1. Amelia W. Davidson, m2. Saluda Jane Cottrell;
3. Minerva T. Richmond (1832-1904) m. M.B.D. Lane;
4. Capt. Jonathan Richmond Jr. (1834-1861) m. Margaret Johnston 1860;
5. Rebecca D. Richmond (1836-1906) m. Theophilus F. Harris 1859;
6. Esther A. "Hettie" Richmond (1838-1921), m. Dr. William F. Edmonds;
7. H.C.T. Richmond (1840-1909) m1. Mollie Jane Ewing 1863, m2. Mary Patterson 1885, m3. Cornelia J. Beaty 1887;
8. James Buchanan Richmond (1842-1910) m1. Sarah Elizabeth Duncan 1864, m2. Catherine H. A. Morison 1870;
9. Stephen Richmond (1844-1859);
10. Benjamin Franklin "Frank" Richmond (1848-1926) m1.? m2. Angie M. Boon 1878.
11. Isaac Richmond (1850-1869);
12. Mary Richmond Beaty (1850-1880), m. William Huston Beaty 1870; and
13. John W. Richmond (1853-1866).
Daughter of Griffith Dickenson and Rebecca Flanary Dickenson. Griffith died at his home in Jackson County, Missouri on Sept. 30, 1855 at the age of 80. No marker is known to exist. Griffith and Rebecca left Virginia around 1836, moving first to Floyd County, Kentucky and later to Jackson County, Missouri. Mary and her sister Elizabeth Dickenson Newberry were already married and stayed behind in Virginia. These two daughters have been left off of many listings of Dickenson descendants.

Wife of General Jonathan Richmond, married Scott County, VA, Aug 2, 1828.

Mother of Col. James Buchanan Richmond, US Congressman.

Children:
1. William P. Richmond (1829-1900) m1. Susan Combs 1846, m2. Louisa Kane Reasor 1860;
2. Marion D. Richmond (1831-1890) m1. Amelia W. Davidson, m2. Saluda Jane Cottrell;
3. Minerva T. Richmond (1832-1904) m. M.B.D. Lane;
4. Capt. Jonathan Richmond Jr. (1834-1861) m. Margaret Johnston 1860;
5. Rebecca D. Richmond (1836-1906) m. Theophilus F. Harris 1859;
6. Esther A. "Hettie" Richmond (1838-1921), m. Dr. William F. Edmonds;
7. H.C.T. Richmond (1840-1909) m1. Mollie Jane Ewing 1863, m2. Mary Patterson 1885, m3. Cornelia J. Beaty 1887;
8. James Buchanan Richmond (1842-1910) m1. Sarah Elizabeth Duncan 1864, m2. Catherine H. A. Morison 1870;
9. Stephen Richmond (1844-1859);
10. Benjamin Franklin "Frank" Richmond (1848-1926) m1.? m2. Angie M. Boon 1878.
11. Isaac Richmond (1850-1869);
12. Mary Richmond Beaty (1850-1880), m. William Huston Beaty 1870; and
13. John W. Richmond (1853-1866).

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