Magill Family Record
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'■'Buckner became a surgeon in the United States Navy, and died young; unmarried.
"The oldest daughter, Elizabeth, married Augustine C.
Smith, of the "Hackwood Park" family, who became a colonel in the United States Army, and after his resignation in 1817, a prominent lawyer and public man at Winchester, Va. His second daughter, Anne, married Thomas Turner Fauntleroy, a prominent lawyer of Warrenton, Va., who became a dis- tinguished general in the United States Army. He resigned his commission... when Virginia seceded from the Union, and offered his services to his native State, for which loyalty and devotion he received the thanks of the Legislature.
"The third daughter, Mary, married Robert Lee Randolph, of 'Eastern View,' Va.
"The fourth daughter, Frances, married twice. Her first husband was Thomas Gordon, of Tallahassee, Fla. Her last husband was Alfred Thruston, of Washington, D. C.
"The descendants of these sons and daughters of Colonel Magill are almost legion, and scattered as they are throughout many States, they are to be found filling prominent positions on the bench, at the bar, in the ministry, in medicine, in the field of education, in literature, in the army and navy, in com- merce and agriculture, and in various industrial pursuits, and wherever they are to be seen, they cherish with pride and reverence the memory of an ancestor who scorned a paternal inheritance, which forbade that he should join the patriots of the Revolution, in their heroic struggle for independence, and whose career as a soldier, statesman, lawyer, citizen and friend, has transmitted to his posterity a name honored and beloved, without spot or blemish." Charles Mynn Thruston married Mary Buckner and Sarah.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'■'Buckner became a surgeon in the United States Navy, and died young; unmarried.
"The oldest daughter, Elizabeth, married Augustine C.
Smith, of the "Hackwood Park" family, who became a colonel in the United States Army, and after his resignation in 1817, a prominent lawyer and public man at Winchester, Va. His second daughter, Anne, married Thomas Turner Fauntleroy, a prominent lawyer of Warrenton, Va., who became a dis- tinguished general in the United States Army. He resigned his commission... when Virginia seceded from the Union, and offered his services to his native State, for which loyalty and devotion he received the thanks of the Legislature.
"The third daughter, Mary, married Robert Lee Randolph, of 'Eastern View,' Va.
"The fourth daughter, Frances, married twice. Her first husband was Thomas Gordon, of Tallahassee, Fla. Her last husband was Alfred Thruston, of Washington, D. C.
"The descendants of these sons and daughters of Colonel Magill are almost legion, and scattered as they are throughout many States, they are to be found filling prominent positions on the bench, at the bar, in the ministry, in medicine, in the field of education, in literature, in the army and navy, in com- merce and agriculture, and in various industrial pursuits, and wherever they are to be seen, they cherish with pride and reverence the memory of an ancestor who scorned a paternal inheritance, which forbade that he should join the patriots of the Revolution, in their heroic struggle for independence, and whose career as a soldier, statesman, lawyer, citizen and friend, has transmitted to his posterity a name honored and beloved, without spot or blemish." Charles Mynn Thruston married Mary Buckner and Sarah.
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