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Miss Correlly
Floyd
Died, on the 14th inst. at the residence of her
father, in Montgomery County, Miss Correlly Floyd, daughter of
Governor Floyd, of scarlet fever, after a short illness of 48 hours.
Governor Floyd has suffered in the illness of two other daughters
from the same violent fever, in addition to the loss of this sweet
and interesting child.
(Richmond Enquirer - July 23,
1833)
Hon. John Floyd
Died
on Jan 24 last (1821), at the residence of the Hon. John Floyd in
Montgomery County, Va., Maj. Wm. Preston, a native of Virginia and
for some years past a resident of Louisville, Ky. He entered the
regular army under the administration of President Washington, and
made the campaigns of 1793, against the North Western Indians, under
the command of Gen. Wayne; his immediate officer was Col. Thos.
Butler, of the 4th Infantry, I which regiment he had the rank of
Captain.
[National Intelligencer, Feb 7, 1821 Submitted
by K. Torp]
Capt. Wm. J. Kennedy
Capt.
Wm. J. Kennedy, of Selma, Ala., Quartermaster in the C. S. service,
and former editor of the Daily Issue, died in Montgomery county,
Virginia, on the 11th instant.
[Richmond Whig (25 Aug.
1863) Transcribed by FoFG MZ]
Dr. Geo. T. Yerby
At
Selma, near Eastville, Northampton co., Va., on Wednesday the
15th of February, Doctor Geo. T. Yerby, aged sixty-two.
Dr. Yerby was formerly, for many years a member of the Legislature
of Virginia.
[Alexandria Gazette (6 Mar. 1865) Transcribed by
FoFG MZ]
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