The Virginia magazine of history and biography . King and Queen county, where he was long noted as a his pupils were James Madison and George Rogers Clark. Among the families treated of in addition to the Robertsons are theRogers, Semples (descended from two sons of Rev. James Semple, min-ister of Dreghorn, Scotland), Garner, Taylor, Jacob, Byrne, Anderson,Green, Bradford, Clay, and many others. On pages 205-224 the much disputed question of the marriage ofJohn Rogers, of King and Queen, with Mary, daughter of William Byrd,is, of Westover, is considered. Mr. Anderson makes a care
The Virginia magazine of history and biography . King and Queen county, where he was long noted as a his pupils were James Madison and George Rogers Clark. Among the families treated of in addition to the Robertsons are theRogers, Semples (descended from two sons of Rev. James Semple, min-ister of Dreghorn, Scotland), Garner, Taylor, Jacob, Byrne, Anderson,Green, Bradford, Clay, and many others. On pages 205-224 the much disputed question of the marriage ofJohn Rogers, of King and Queen, with Mary, daughter of William Byrd,is, of Westover, is considered. Mr. Anderson makes a careful inves-tigation and concludes that there is no ground for the assertion, butthat it is almost certain that Mrs. Rogers was a member of the Birdfamily, of King and Queen. The latter part of the book treats of the immediate ancestry and theRevolutionary career of Commodore Richard Taylor. In conclusion itonly need be said that book is handsome in appearance,well illustrated, and that the genealogical work is thoroughly well THE Virginia Magazine OF HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY. Vol. X. JANUARY, 1902. No. 3. VIRGINIA NEWSPAPERS IN PUBLICLIBRARIES. Annotated List of Virginia Newspapers in the VirginiaState Library. Note.—Vol. and No. are given of the first and last numbers bound in each volume. (continued from ix, 413.)Richmond. The Virginia Argus, (s-w.)Vol. XI, No. 1114, Feb. 11, 1804—XVIth year, No. 1718,Dec. 29, 1809. 5 vols.(Numbering by vols, continues until Nov. 28, 1805, whennumbering by years commences. Later numbering by again). XVIIIth year, No. 1833, Jan. 1, 1811—Vol. XX, No. 2041, Dec. 23, 1812. 1 XX, No. 2051, Feb. 1, 1813—Vol. XXII, No. 3148, Oct. 4, 1814. 1 XXXIII, No. 3158, Feb. 1, 1815—No. 3174, March 29,1815—Vol. I [new series], No. 1, May 3, 1815—Vol. II, , Oct. 16, 1816. 1 vol. 226 VIRGINIA HISTORICAL MAGAZINE. At the beginning of this file the Argus was published bySamuel Pleasants, Jr., (who late
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