# 651 in Clan of Tomkyns
Head Cashier for Farmers Bank of Va in Lynchburg.
Parents:
Francis Tompkins 1738–1830
Frances Quarles 1764–
Siblings:
Ann Tompkins
Mary Tompkins
Benjamin Tompkins 1774–
George Tompkins 1778–1869
Catherine Tompkins 1785-
Roger Quarles Tompkins 1795–1854
Joyce Tompkins 1800–
Married 3 Aug 1815 to Elizabeth Byrd
Lynchburg, Va
Children:
Dr Francis Quarles Tompkins
Anna Munford Tompkins 1816–1888
Sarah Sallie Byrd Tompkins 1821-1888
Lelia Maria Tompkins 1823–1846
1850 Census:
314 5th Ave Lynchburg, Va. Head Cashier
Farmers Bank of Va, $26,500
Alexander Tompkins 66
Ann O Wright 32
Roger Q Tompkins 55
1860 Census:
314 5th Ave Lynchburg, Va
Ben P Walker 50
Sallie B Walker 40
Lelia L Walker 14
Maria E Walker 10
Daniel Walker 5
Catherine T Walker 3
John m Walker 1
Thomas N Langhorne 31
Alex Tompkins 77
Alexander Tompkins resided in the house Davidson Bradfute 1781-1831 and wife Maria Byrd 1786-1854 had lived.
Alexander's wife was Maria Byrd's sister.
Three more Byrd sisters, all daughters of Francis Otway Byrd and Ann Ursula Munford married and lived in Lynchburg.
Nancy Anne Byrd married 27 Jan 1821 to James T Wright.
Evelyn Byrd married 9 Feb 1825 to Roger Quarles Tompkins.
Abigail Willing Byrd married 8 Nov 1815 to Phillip E Jackson and 2nd married about 1822 to Dr Howell L Davies.
All of these Byrd sisters were granddaughters of Col William Evelyn Byrd III of Westover Plantation.
Link to Diuguid Lot Book Range 3 Lot 3 and 4
Diuguid's records show Alexander owned Plot: range 3 lot 3 that his grandson William King Trigg was buried in. It also shows Alexander being buried in the lot next to this owned by Howell Davies (range 3 lot 4) where the Davies and Walker families are. Alexander's daughter Sarah was married to Col Benjamin P Walker, they are buried in the next lot (Range 3 Lot 5 ). Alexander's other daughter, Lelia Maria Tompkins Lee is in the next lot (Range 3 Lot 6). As of now we are still looking for Alexander's wife, Elizabeth Byrd who died in 1839 and who should be in Lynchburg.
From writings about Daniel Trigg,
grandson of Alexander Tompkins:
Thus, it must have been a tragic
loss to this ten-year-old boy when
his father died at the early age of
forty-five on February 2, 1853.
It must have been doubly difficult
for his mother; she was left with
five children to raise, the youngest
only eighteen months old. Mrs. Trigg
moved her young family to her father's
house in Lynchburg, Virginia. They
lived for several years there with
their grandfather, Alexander Tompkins,
who most likely provided emotional and
financial support to the widowed mother.
Head Cashier for Farmers Bank of Va in Lynchburg.
Parents:
Francis Tompkins 1738–1830
Frances Quarles 1764–
Siblings:
Ann Tompkins
Mary Tompkins
Benjamin Tompkins 1774–
George Tompkins 1778–1869
Catherine Tompkins 1785-
Roger Quarles Tompkins 1795–1854
Joyce Tompkins 1800–
Married 3 Aug 1815 to Elizabeth Byrd
Lynchburg, Va
Children:
Dr Francis Quarles Tompkins
Anna Munford Tompkins 1816–1888
Sarah Sallie Byrd Tompkins 1821-1888
Lelia Maria Tompkins 1823–1846
1850 Census:
314 5th Ave Lynchburg, Va. Head Cashier
Farmers Bank of Va, $26,500
Alexander Tompkins 66
Ann O Wright 32
Roger Q Tompkins 55
1860 Census:
314 5th Ave Lynchburg, Va
Ben P Walker 50
Sallie B Walker 40
Lelia L Walker 14
Maria E Walker 10
Daniel Walker 5
Catherine T Walker 3
John m Walker 1
Thomas N Langhorne 31
Alex Tompkins 77
Alexander Tompkins resided in the house Davidson Bradfute 1781-1831 and wife Maria Byrd 1786-1854 had lived.
Alexander's wife was Maria Byrd's sister.
Three more Byrd sisters, all daughters of Francis Otway Byrd and Ann Ursula Munford married and lived in Lynchburg.
Nancy Anne Byrd married 27 Jan 1821 to James T Wright.
Evelyn Byrd married 9 Feb 1825 to Roger Quarles Tompkins.
Abigail Willing Byrd married 8 Nov 1815 to Phillip E Jackson and 2nd married about 1822 to Dr Howell L Davies.
All of these Byrd sisters were granddaughters of Col William Evelyn Byrd III of Westover Plantation.
Link to Diuguid Lot Book Range 3 Lot 3 and 4
Diuguid's records show Alexander owned Plot: range 3 lot 3 that his grandson William King Trigg was buried in. It also shows Alexander being buried in the lot next to this owned by Howell Davies (range 3 lot 4) where the Davies and Walker families are. Alexander's daughter Sarah was married to Col Benjamin P Walker, they are buried in the next lot (Range 3 Lot 5 ). Alexander's other daughter, Lelia Maria Tompkins Lee is in the next lot (Range 3 Lot 6). As of now we are still looking for Alexander's wife, Elizabeth Byrd who died in 1839 and who should be in Lynchburg.
From writings about Daniel Trigg,
grandson of Alexander Tompkins:
Thus, it must have been a tragic
loss to this ten-year-old boy when
his father died at the early age of
forty-five on February 2, 1853.
It must have been doubly difficult
for his mother; she was left with
five children to raise, the youngest
only eighteen months old. Mrs. Trigg
moved her young family to her father's
house in Lynchburg, Virginia. They
lived for several years there with
their grandfather, Alexander Tompkins,
who most likely provided emotional and
financial support to the widowed mother.
# 651 in Clan of Tomkyns
Head Cashier for Farmers Bank of Va in Lynchburg.
Parents:
Francis Tompkins 1738–1830
Frances Quarles 1764–
Siblings:
Ann Tompkins
Mary Tompkins
Benjamin Tompkins 1774–
George Tompkins 1778–1869
Catherine Tompkins 1785-
Roger Quarles Tompkins 1795–1854
Joyce Tompkins 1800–
Married 3 Aug 1815 to Elizabeth Byrd
Lynchburg, Va
Children:
Dr Francis Quarles Tompkins
Anna Munford Tompkins 1816–1888
Sarah Sallie Byrd Tompkins 1821-1888
Lelia Maria Tompkins 1823–1846
1850 Census:
314 5th Ave Lynchburg, Va. Head Cashier
Farmers Bank of Va, $26,500
Alexander Tompkins 66
Ann O Wright 32
Roger Q Tompkins 55
1860 Census:
314 5th Ave Lynchburg, Va
Ben P Walker 50
Sallie B Walker 40
Lelia L Walker 14
Maria E Walker 10
Daniel Walker 5
Catherine T Walker 3
John m Walker 1
Thomas N Langhorne 31
Alex Tompkins 77
Alexander Tompkins resided in the house Davidson Bradfute 1781-1831 and wife Maria Byrd 1786-1854 had lived.
Alexander's wife was Maria Byrd's sister.
Three more Byrd sisters, all daughters of Francis Otway Byrd and Ann Ursula Munford married and lived in Lynchburg.
Nancy Anne Byrd married 27 Jan 1821 to James T Wright.
Evelyn Byrd married 9 Feb 1825 to Roger Quarles Tompkins.
Abigail Willing Byrd married 8 Nov 1815 to Phillip E Jackson and 2nd married about 1822 to Dr Howell L Davies.
All of these Byrd sisters were granddaughters of Col William Evelyn Byrd III of Westover Plantation.
Link to Diuguid Lot Book Range 3 Lot 3 and 4
Diuguid's records show Alexander owned Plot: range 3 lot 3 that his grandson William King Trigg was buried in. It also shows Alexander being buried in the lot next to this owned by Howell Davies (range 3 lot 4) where the Davies and Walker families are. Alexander's daughter Sarah was married to Col Benjamin P Walker, they are buried in the next lot (Range 3 Lot 5 ). Alexander's other daughter, Lelia Maria Tompkins Lee is in the next lot (Range 3 Lot 6). As of now we are still looking for Alexander's wife, Elizabeth Byrd who died in 1839 and who should be in Lynchburg.
From writings about Daniel Trigg,
grandson of Alexander Tompkins:
Thus, it must have been a tragic
loss to this ten-year-old boy when
his father died at the early age of
forty-five on February 2, 1853.
It must have been doubly difficult
for his mother; she was left with
five children to raise, the youngest
only eighteen months old. Mrs. Trigg
moved her young family to her father's
house in Lynchburg, Virginia. They
lived for several years there with
their grandfather, Alexander Tompkins,
who most likely provided emotional and
financial support to the widowed mother.
Head Cashier for Farmers Bank of Va in Lynchburg.
Parents:
Francis Tompkins 1738–1830
Frances Quarles 1764–
Siblings:
Ann Tompkins
Mary Tompkins
Benjamin Tompkins 1774–
George Tompkins 1778–1869
Catherine Tompkins 1785-
Roger Quarles Tompkins 1795–1854
Joyce Tompkins 1800–
Married 3 Aug 1815 to Elizabeth Byrd
Lynchburg, Va
Children:
Dr Francis Quarles Tompkins
Anna Munford Tompkins 1816–1888
Sarah Sallie Byrd Tompkins 1821-1888
Lelia Maria Tompkins 1823–1846
1850 Census:
314 5th Ave Lynchburg, Va. Head Cashier
Farmers Bank of Va, $26,500
Alexander Tompkins 66
Ann O Wright 32
Roger Q Tompkins 55
1860 Census:
314 5th Ave Lynchburg, Va
Ben P Walker 50
Sallie B Walker 40
Lelia L Walker 14
Maria E Walker 10
Daniel Walker 5
Catherine T Walker 3
John m Walker 1
Thomas N Langhorne 31
Alex Tompkins 77
Alexander Tompkins resided in the house Davidson Bradfute 1781-1831 and wife Maria Byrd 1786-1854 had lived.
Alexander's wife was Maria Byrd's sister.
Three more Byrd sisters, all daughters of Francis Otway Byrd and Ann Ursula Munford married and lived in Lynchburg.
Nancy Anne Byrd married 27 Jan 1821 to James T Wright.
Evelyn Byrd married 9 Feb 1825 to Roger Quarles Tompkins.
Abigail Willing Byrd married 8 Nov 1815 to Phillip E Jackson and 2nd married about 1822 to Dr Howell L Davies.
All of these Byrd sisters were granddaughters of Col William Evelyn Byrd III of Westover Plantation.
Link to Diuguid Lot Book Range 3 Lot 3 and 4
Diuguid's records show Alexander owned Plot: range 3 lot 3 that his grandson William King Trigg was buried in. It also shows Alexander being buried in the lot next to this owned by Howell Davies (range 3 lot 4) where the Davies and Walker families are. Alexander's daughter Sarah was married to Col Benjamin P Walker, they are buried in the next lot (Range 3 Lot 5 ). Alexander's other daughter, Lelia Maria Tompkins Lee is in the next lot (Range 3 Lot 6). As of now we are still looking for Alexander's wife, Elizabeth Byrd who died in 1839 and who should be in Lynchburg.
From writings about Daniel Trigg,
grandson of Alexander Tompkins:
Thus, it must have been a tragic
loss to this ten-year-old boy when
his father died at the early age of
forty-five on February 2, 1853.
It must have been doubly difficult
for his mother; she was left with
five children to raise, the youngest
only eighteen months old. Mrs. Trigg
moved her young family to her father's
house in Lynchburg, Virginia. They
lived for several years there with
their grandfather, Alexander Tompkins,
who most likely provided emotional and
financial support to the widowed mother.
Inscription
ALEXANDER TOMPKINS
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Well done thou good and
faithful servant : enter doors
into the joy of thy Lord
Gravesite Details
Date of Burial: 10 July 1864 , Record ID: 12607 - Self, Alexander, from Diuguid Burial Records
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