The Downers of America, With Genealogical Record
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, Va. He warmly espoused the cause of the South during the late war. He volunteered for the Confeder- ate service, but after six months was relieved to practice his profession at home. He lived at Mango-Hick Church, King- William Co. , had a fine plantation and raised blooded horses. At the time of Sheridan's raid he secluded ten fine animals in a woods. A party of Union soldiers with their captain appeared and demanded the horses. Mr. Downer refused to divulge their hiding place and in consequ...ence was hung three times to a tree, the last time until the blood gashed from his mouth and nostrils and he became unconscious. Finally, on condition that only two horses be taken, he told where they were; but in the terse language of his brother John "The Yanks took every one. " 1524 Mary Elizabeth, b about 1822; m Dr. E. P. Duval, of King- William Co. , and d about 1866.
1525 Maria Louisa, b 1824; m Edward Shelton, of Louisa Co. , Va.
1526 + John L. , b 26 July, 1826. He rem to Richmond after the late war and is author of a standard work on the diseases of fruit trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, Va. He warmly espoused the cause of the South during the late war. He volunteered for the Confeder- ate service, but after six months was relieved to practice his profession at home. He lived at Mango-Hick Church, King- William Co. , had a fine plantation and raised blooded horses. At the time of Sheridan's raid he secluded ten fine animals in a woods. A party of Union soldiers with their captain appeared and demanded the horses. Mr. Downer refused to divulge their hiding place and in consequ...ence was hung three times to a tree, the last time until the blood gashed from his mouth and nostrils and he became unconscious. Finally, on condition that only two horses be taken, he told where they were; but in the terse language of his brother John "The Yanks took every one. " 1524 Mary Elizabeth, b about 1822; m Dr. E. P. Duval, of King- William Co. , and d about 1866.
1525 Maria Louisa, b 1824; m Edward Shelton, of Louisa Co. , Va.
1526 + John L. , b 26 July, 1826. He rem to Richmond after the late war and is author of a standard work on the diseases of fruit trees.
What to read after The Downers of America, With Genealogical Record?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David R David Robinson Downer to read onlineMoreLess
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