Collection M 041 OMB 008 VC 0038

Francis T.A. Junkin Collection 1798 - 1918

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User Information Biographical Sketch Scope and Content Note Container List

Processed by Teckla H. Cox 6 November 2008

Thomas Balch Library 208 W. Market Street Leesburg, VA 20176 USER INFORMATION

VOLUME OF COLLECTION: 3 cu. ft.

COLLECTION DATES: 1798 - 1918

PROVENANCE: Teckla H. Cox, Leesburg, VA.

ACCESS RESTRICTIONS: Collection open for research

USE RESTRICTIONS: Physical characteristics and conditions affect use of this material. Photocopying not permitted. Visual materials may require special handling. Glass plate negatives are not available for research due to condition.

REPRODUCTION RIGHTS: Permission to reproduce or publish material in this collection must be obtained in writing from Thomas Balch Library.

CITE AS: Francis T.A. Junkin Collection, 1818-1918 (M 041), Thomas Balch Library, Leesburg, VA.

ALTERNATE FORMATS: None

OTHER FINDING AIDS: None

TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS: None

RELATED HOLDINGS:

“The Genealogies of the Jackson, Junkin, & Morrison Families,” compiled by Michael I. Shoop; Lexington, Va.: Garland Gray Memorial Research Center, 1981.

“Rust of Virginia;” Rust, Marshall Ellsworth, Washington, 1940

ACCESSION NUMBERS: 2005.0120, 2008.0003

NOTES: See also rolled storage for oversized genealogies.

2 BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

Francis Thomas Anderson Junkin was born in 1864 in Rockbridge County, Virginia, son of Anna Aylett Anderson Junkin (1833-1911) and the Rev. William Finney Junkin (1831-1900), a Presbyterian minister. He was the grandson of the Rev. George Junkin (1790-1868), founder and President of Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania, and a President of Washington College (later Washington and Lee University) in Lexington, Virginia. His aunt, Rev. William Finney Junkin‟s sister, Elinor (1825-1854), was the first wife of Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson (1824-1863).

Junkin attended Kenyon College and Columbia University, where he received a law degree in 1887. He practiced law in New York City until 1898. He was appointed General Attorney of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad in 1899. He resided in Chicago and New York City, but retained close ties with Lexington and Rockbridge County. His sister, Elinor Jackson Junkin Cox Latane (1867-1939), purchased “Mulberry Hill” in 1903 where she lived with their mother. The property was originally built by Junkin‟s ancestors and changed hands a number of times in the 19th century. The house still stands on the outskirts of Lexington.

Junkin first showed interest in genealogy in 1878 when he wrote to his mother‟s cousin, William Winston Fontaine (1834-1917), seeking information about the family. By the early 20th century he was corresponding regularly and at length with relatives regarding family history. He completed a large genealogy chart in 1908, and continued pursuing personal information on the families represented on the chart as well as more distant connections. He married Emily Hutchison Crane (ca. 1866-n.d.) in Paris, France in 1913. On 15 September 1919 Junkin was appointed a member of the Board of Contract Adjustment with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Army. The board was created as a court of final appeals in adjusting claims against the U.S. Government arising after the end of World War I. Junkin lived in Washington, D.C. from 1920 until his death on 6 May 1928.

Francis T.A. Junkin also had connections to the Rust family in Loudoun County, Virginia. His niece, Lily Lawrence Rust Fendall (1880-1973), was the granddaughter of Armistead Thomson Mason Rust (1820-1887) of “Rockland” Leesburg, Virginia and his first wife, Eliza Southgate Lawrence (1828-1958). Junkin‟s sister, Elinor, was first married to Lewis Berkeley Cox (1856-1901) of “Stoke” in Aldie, Virginia. Their son, William Junkin Cox (1896-1989), was married twice, first to Ida Lee Edwards (1898-1950) and second to Jane Rust (1918-1977). Both women were granddaughters of Armistead Rust and his second wife, Ida Lee (1840-1921). William Junkin Cox‟s descendants still live in Leesburg.

3 Sources:

Ancestry Library Edition, Social Security death index, http://www.ancestrylibrary.com

Foundations of the Past: The WPA Historical Inventory Project in Virginia, Library of Virginia, http://lva1.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com/F/?func=file&file_name=find-b- clas15&local_base=CLAS15

Francis T.A. Junkin Collection, 1818-1918 (M 041), Thomas Balch Library, Leesburg, VA

Leonard, John W., ed. The Book of Chicagoans: A Biographical Dictionary of Leading Living Men of the City of Chicago. Chicago: A.N. Marquis & Co., 1904. http://books.google.com/

Library of Congress Authorities, http://authorities.loc.gov/

Oversized Genealogies and Family Trees: Fleming/Lee/Rust, Thomas Balch Library, Leesburg, VA.

Thomas Balch Library, Loudoun Cemetery Database, http://www.leesburgva.gov/index.aspx?page=940

University of Virginia, “Thomas Jonathan „Stonewall‟ Jackson,” http://xroads.virginia.edu/~UG97/monument/jacksbio.html

VMI Archives: An Online Historical Research Center, “Stonewall Jackson Timeline and Biographical Summary,” http://www.vmi.edu/archives.aspx?id=4933

Washington Post, “Mrs. Emily Crane a Bride: Philanthropist‟s Widow Marries Sweetheart of 25 Years Ago,” 1 May 1913.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The collection includes 9 boxes, with a total of 188 folders covering family information primarily of the Junkin, Anderson and Aylett families. Numerous other relations and connections appear in the collection including Alexander, Dandridge, Henry, Spotswood, West, Moore, Macon, Reid, and Glasgow among others. Oversized materials include a letter, genealogy research, and six 19th century newspapers. There is also a rolled family chart, with a photocopy for research use.

4 The collection contains primarily letters to and from Francis T.A. Junkin containing genealogical information, but also a considerable amount of personal family information and letters from other family members, the oldest dated 1798. There are also extracts of wills, deeds and tomb inscriptions dating as far back as 1517. Box 6 contains miscellaneous information unrelated to genealogy but of personal interest to Junkin. It also contains photographs, some made from glass plate negatives, which are stored separately as part of Thomas Balch Library‟s visual collection (see VC 0038). Box 7 contains eight folders tied together containing copies of original letters found elsewhere in the collection. The numbers in parentheses on some folders refer to Junkin‟s filing system. They are incomplete and have no meaning in this present compilation.

Correspondents and references include:

Anderson, Col. William, 1764-1839 Anderson, Grace Thomas, 1800-1831 Anderson, Margaretta, 1799-1819 Anderson, William A., 1842-1930 Aylett, Martha Dandridge, 1721-1747 Aylett, Patrick Henry, 1878-1943 (great-grandson of Patrick Henry) Aylett, William A., 1833-1900 Cox, Lewis Berkeley, 1856-1901 Cox, William Junkin, 1896-1989 Fendall, Lily Lawrence Rust, 1881-1973 Fishburn, Julia Junkin, 1835-1915 Fontaine, Martha Dandridge, 1795-1875 Fontaine, William Winston, 1834-1917 (great-grandson of Patrick Henry) Glasgow, Catherine “Kitty,” 1797- n.d. Glasgow, Rebekah Anderson, (ca. 1829-n.d.) Jackson, Elinor Junkin, 1825-1854 Jackson, Thomas “Stonewall,” 1824-1863 Junkin, Anna Aylett Anderson, 1833-1911 Junkin, Capt. Joseph, 1750-1825 Junkin,Rev. George, 1790-1868 Junkin, Joseph deForest, 1855-1920 Junkin, Joseph III, 1788-1859 Junkin, Joseph, 1750-1825 Junkin, Julia Rush, 1819-1854 Junkin, Sarah Rambo, 1790-1865 Junkin, William Finney, 1831-1900 Latane, Elinor Jackson Junkin Cox, 1867-1939 Miles, Evelyn Trezevant Williams, 1887-1963 Miles, Vincent, husband of Evelyn, 1885 - 1947 Moore, Col. Augustine of Chelsea, 168?-1743 Paxton, Ann Dandridge Junkin Williams, 1860-1945 Preston, Margaret Junkin, 1820-1897

5 Reid, Lily Thomas, (n.d.) Rust, Armistead Thomson Mason, 1820-1887 Rust, Eliza Southgate Lawrence, 1828-1858 Rust, Ida Lee, 1840-1921

CONTAINER LIST

Box 1 Folder 1 Society of Colonial Wars, 1907 Folder 2 Society of Cincinnati, Virginia Roster, 1908-1909 Folder 3 Society of Cincinnati, membership through Aylett, 1895, 1908 Folder 4 Proofs of genealogical chart Folder 5 Mulberry Hill, remodeling and landscaping, 1911 Folder 6 Mulberry Hill, photographs Folder 7 Mulberry Hill, purchase, 1903 Folder 8 Mulberry Hill, sale, 1914 Folder 9 Mulberry Hill, mock-up of sale booklet, 1914 Folder 10 Possible house in Chicago, 1910 Folder 11 Vincent Morgan Miles & Evelyn Williams Miles correspondence, 1916-1918 Folder 12 Vincent Morgan Miles & Evelyn Williams Miles, Arkansas gold mine, 1910 Folder 13 Vincent Morgan Miles, 1911 Folder 14 Lovick Miles, 1917 Folder 15 Evelyn Williams Miles correspondence, 1908-1917 Folder 16 George Miles, 1908 Folder 17 Junkin, miscellaneous Folder 18 Buchanan/Junkin, 1878 Folder 19 Junkin, origin of name Folder 20 Joseph Junkin descendants, 1878

Box 2 Folder 1 Ann Dandridge Junkin Williams Paxton correspondence (folder 1 of 2), 1896-1897, n.d. Folder 2 Ann Dandridge Junkin Williams Paxton correspondence (folder 2 of 2), 1906-1917 Folder 3 Joseph deForest Junkin correspondence, 1902-1911 Folder 4 Lily Lawrence Rust (Fendall) engagement; Elinor Junkin Cox Latane wedding, 1905 Folder 5 Lothrop Withington correspondence re: Junkin, Anderson, Moore - 1911 Folder 6 Joseph Junkin II, Revolutionary War, 1896, 1910 Folder 7 Rev. George Junkin; Junkin, Galloway, Buchanan Folder 8 Rev. George Junkin letter re: death of Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson, 1863 Folder 9 Junkin research, 1895-1905

6 Folder 10 Rev. George Junkin, correspondence re: portrait at Washington & Lee, 1909 Folder 11 Wallace family, 1907, n.d. Folder 12 Joseph Junkin and Sarah Rambo Junkin, n.d. Folder 13 Estate of Julia Junkin Fishburn (daughter of Rev. George Junkin), 1907, 1915 Folder 14 Junkin, research in Ulster, 1907, n.d. Folder 15 James Frederick Junkin, 1906 Folder 16 Joseph Junkin III, 1856 Folder 17 Rev. William Finney Junkin: speech, 1895 Folder 18 Rev. William Finney Junkin, article, n.d. Folder 19 Princeton Theological Seminary with death of Rev. William Finney Junkin, 1901 Folder 20 Correspondence re: tombstones for Rev. William Finney Junkin and Anna Aylett Anderson Junkin, 1911-1912 Folder 21 Rev. William Finney Junkin, eulogy, 1900

Box 3 Folder 1 The Three O‟clock Club, 1900 Folder 2 Francis T.A. Junkin, letters to Anna Aylett Anderson Junkin, 1906 Folder 3 Photograph of portrait by Sully of Anna A.A. Junkin, n.d. Folder 4 Anna A.A. Junkin, letter to Elinor Junkin Cox (Latane) re: “Montrose” at Fincastle, 1900 Folder 5 Anna A.A. Junkin, letter to Francis T.A. Junkin re: Aylett, Moore, Alexander, Junkin, n.d. Folder 6 Letter from Rebeka Anderson Glasgow to Anna A. A. Junkin, 1905 Folder 7 Letter from William Winston Fontaine describing Anna A.A. Junkin, 1909 Folder 8 Anna A.A. Junkin, letter re: her husband Rev. William Finney Junkin, 1908 Folder 9 Letter from Anna A.A. Junkin re: Glasgow, Thomas, Reid, Aylett families, n.d. Folder 10 Anna A.A. Junkin, membership in Colonial Dames, 1907 Folder 11 Letters from William Alexander Anderson to his sister Anna A. A. Junkin re: Aylett, Spotswood, 1904, 1907 Folder 12 Anna A.A. Junkin, letter from her sister Josephine Anderson Poindexter, 1908 Folder 13 Anna A.A. Junkin death, 1911 Folder 14 William A. Anderson letter to Rev. William Finney Junkin, 1897 Folder 15 Alexander, Austin, Arnold, families; booklet, 1896 Folder 16 Ellen Bruce wedding, n.d. Folder 17 Virginia Historical Magazine pp. 245-258 “Virginia Troops in Continental Line,” n.d. Folder 18 Aylett: letter from William Winston Fontaine, 1908 Folder 19 Aylett: portraits, 1908 Folder 20 Patrick Henry Aylett, letters, 1907-1908, n.d.

7 Folder 21 Aylett: connection with Lee, 1904 Folder 22 Aylett: estates in England, n.d. Folder 23 Aylett: arms, 1908 Folder 24 Aylett: research in England, 1645 Folder 25 Aylett: possible printing of Aylett letters; also mention of Moore, Todd, West, 1908-1914 Folder 26 Aylett letters, question of authenticity, 1908 Folder 27 William Winston Fontaine, letter re: Aylett letters, 1908 Folder 28 Ann Dansie Dandridge, will, n.d. Folder 29 West and Moore families, 1642 Folder 30 William R. Aylett, letter to Francis T.A. Junkin, 1896 Folder 31 Ayloffe memoranda, Ann, n.d. Folder 32 John Aylett, land in Louisa County, 1751 Folder 33 Aylett, Macon information, 1908 Folder 34 William Aylett, York County, 1673-74 Folder 35 Letters from William Winston Fontaine re: Moore, Macon, Spotswood, 1908-1913 Folder 36 Hening index excerpts from Hening’s Statutes at Large: Aylett, Alexander, Moore, Ashton, Crashaw, Anderson, n.d. Folder 37 Ayloffe: 17th and 18th centuries, 1781 Folder 38 William Aylett: Clerk of King William County, 1723; member House of Burgesses, 1723-1726 Folder 39 Col. William Aylett, 1776 Folder 40 Moore genealogy – descendents of Austin Moore, first to come to Virginia, n.d. Folder 41 William Winston Seaton, 1871 Folder 42 More (Moore) genealogy: descendents of Austin Moore, first of family to come to Virginia, n.d. Folder 43 Macon, n.d. Folder 44 William Ayloffe of Hornchurch: tomb, 1517 Folder 45 Sir William Aylett (Ayloffe): tomb Inscription; became baronet, 1612 Folder 46 Aylett, Moore, Todd, Bernard, 1907, 1908 Folder 47 Correspondence with Mrs. Charles Fairfax Henley, 1908 Folder 48 Aylett: letter from William Winston Fontaine re: copying family portraits, 1911 Folder 49 Aylett: William and Benjamin of Braxted Magna, Essex, England; Richard Aylett Northumberland County, Virginia, 1662; also John West 166; Virginia Magazine of History, January 1909

BOX 4 Folder 1 William W. Fontaine, Francis T.A. Junkin first contact, 1896 Folder 2 William W. Fontaine, correspondence to Francis T.A. Junkin re: copying family portraits, 1908-1909 (folder 1 of 3) Folder 3 William W. Fontaine, correspondence with Francis T.A. Junkin re: copying family portraits; letter re: Francis T.A. Junkin engagement, 1910-1913 (folder 2 of 3)

8 Folder 4 William W. Fontaine, correspondence with Francis T.A. Junkin re: copying family portraits, 1917 (folder 3 of 3) Folder 5 William W. Fontaine: to Francis T.A. Junkin, 1907-1911; includes copy of copies of Aylett letters in letter of 30 August 1907 – William Aylett to John Aylett, 1660 Folder 6 William W. Fontaine to Francis T.A. Junkin, 1908 Folder 7 William W. Fontaine death, 1917 Folder 8 West: extract from deed, West to Dandridge, 1719 Folder 9 Dandridge, n.d. Folder 10 Thomas, 1896 Folder 11 Francis T.A. Junkin correspondence with Lettice Latane re: copying family portraits, 1911 Folder 12 Lucy & Maria Harrison of Berkeley, n.d. Folder 13 Katherine Cary pedigree, n.d. Folder 14 Letters from family members acknowledging receipt of Francis T.A. Junkin‟s genealogical chart, 1908-1915 (folder 1 of 2) Folder 15 Letters from family members acknowledging receipt of Francis T.A. Junkin‟s genealogical chart, 1908 (folder 2 of 2)

BOX 5 Folder 1 Account of death of Joseph Weir, grandson of Rev. Joseph and Lily Thomas Reid, 1864 Folder 2 Letter to Andrew Reid from Rev. William Graham, 1798 Folder 3 Letter to Rebecca Anderson Glasgow from Mary Reid, ca. 1860s Folder 4 Thomas and Glasgow correspondence re: copying family portraits, 1896 Folder 5 Hugh Thomas: extract from will, 1717 Folder 6 Thomas and Glasgow families: connection with Anderson, 1896 Folder 7 Anderson/McNutt/Glasgow/Junkin families, 1867 Folder 8 Anderson (envelopes), n.d. Folder 9 Photograph of William A. Anderson, Ellen Anderson, and Emily Hutchison Crane Junkin, n.d. Folder 10 Letter from Joseph Anderson to Francis Anderson, Esq., 1833 Folder 11 Letter from William A. Anderson re: Graham ancestors, 1897 Folder 12 Robert Anderson: emigration from Ireland, 1807 Folder 13 Anderson/Glasgow: inscriptions in family Bible; other Anderson information, 1896-1911 Folder 14 Letter to Col. William Anderson of Walnut Hill from Samuel Mitchell of Illinois, 1818 Folder 15 Letter from Margaretta Anderson to Grace Thomas, 1819 Folder 16 Col. William Anderson to Robert and Kitty Glasgow re: death of Francis Thomas (his father-in-law), 1838 Folder 17 Francis T.A. Junkin correspondence with William Anderson, 1912- 1918; letter re: Thomas “Stonewall‟ Jackson, 6 June 1915 Folder 18 Francis T.A. Junkin letter to Fanny Anderson with personal family news, 1912

9 Folder 19 William A. Anderson: letter, 1896, re: Thomas, Alexander families; Rebecca Anderson Glasgow interview re: Thomas family, 1895 Folder 20 Letter to Anne Anderson from daughters Margaretta (Polly) Anderson and Catherine Glasgow, n.d. Folder 21 Letter from Lily Reid to Rebecca Anderson Glasgow (her niece), 21 April 1861 Folder 22 Lily Reid to her sister, Anna Thomas Anderson re: birth of William Anderson Glasgow, 10 February 1825 Folder 23 Letters from Lily Reid to Rebecca Anderson Glasgow, 1851-1860 Folder 24 Spotswood, Dandridge, Alexander, Anderson, West families Folder 25 Information on Campbell, Spotswood, Mosby families Folder 26 Glenwood estate sale: correspondence with William A. Anderson re: estate of Francis T. Anderson, 1910 (folder 1 of 5) Folder 27 Glenwood estate sale: correspondence with William A. Anderson re: estate of Francis T. Anderson, 1910 (folder 2 of 5) Folder 28 Glenwood estate sale: correspondence with William A. Anderson re: estate of Francis T. Anderson, 1910 (folder 3 of 5) Folder 29 Glenwood estate sale: correspondence with William A. Anderson re: estate of Francis T. Anderson, 1910 (folder 4 of 5) Folder 30 Glenwood estate sale: correspondence with William A. Anderson re: estate of Francis T. Anderson, 1910 (folder 5 of 5)

BOX 6 Folder 1 Photograph of Francis T.A. Junkin and his wife, Emily Hutchison Crane Junkin, n.d. Folder 2 Miscellaneous, n.d. Folder 3 Sermon, author unknown, n.d. Folder 4 Francis T.A. Junkin appointment as General Attorney for Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, 1899, n.d. Folder 5 Francis T.A. Junkin character from his handwriting, 1905, 1907 Folder 6 List of clothing for motor trip, n.d. Folder 7 Lady Godiva pedigree, n.d. Folder 8 Family photographs from glass negatives – most are unidentified, n.d. Folder 9 Photographs from glass negatives (unidentified), n.d. Folder 10 Photographs (unidentified), n.d. Folder 11 New State Mining & Reduction Co.: claim against, 1914 Folder 12 Rulers of European countries (in oversize folder 1) Folder 13 List of kings of England, n.d. Folder 14 Genealogical information not used by Francis T.A. Junkin, 1911 Folder 15 Guide to Jamestown 1907 (tricentennial) Folder 16 Information regarding 1st census, 1790 Folder 17 History of 1st census (in oversize folder 8) Folder 18 Dedication of 1st Hudson River tunnel, 1908 Folder 19 American Historical Review proposal, 1915 Folder 20 American/State Bar Association publications, 1911, 1912, n.d.

10 Folder 21 Kenyon College, 1912 Folder 22 Francis T.A. Junkin calling card plate, n.d. Folder 23 Miscellaneous: includes copies of correspondence between John Randolph of Roanoke and Mrs. Gouverneur Morris, 1907, n.d. Folder 24 Correspondence regarding copies of portraits, 1897 Folder 25 The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography “Causes of Discontent in Virginia” (1895) and “Racing in Colonial Virginia” (1895) Folder 26 The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, “Instructions to Governor Berkeley 1642” (1895) Folder 27 Brass luggage tag

BOX 7 Folder 1 Moore, Macon, Aylett, Spotswood, Todd, Barnard Folder 2 Aylett Folder 3 Macon, Moore Folder 4 Copy of 1858 letter re: Aylett letters Folder 5 Macon information and Aylett letters with descriptions of contents 25 July 1907 Folder 6 Aylett letters: queries Folder 7 Patrick Henry Aylett, correspondence Folder 8 Mulberry Hill, Lexington, VA

BOX 8 Folder 1 List of genealogical articles in Richmond Standard, 1880-1881 Folder 2 Lists of genealogical articles in Richmond Times Dispatch, 19 July 1908-18 September 1910 Folder 3 Genealogical articles in Richmond Times Dispatch – 19 July 1908, 25 October 1908-13 September 1909 Folder 4 Genealogical articles in Richmond Times Dispatch – 11 October 1908-21 February 1909 Folder 5 Genealogical articles in Richmond Times Dispatch – 28 February 1909-11 April 1909 Folder 6 Genealogical articles in Richmond Times Dispatch – 18 April 1909- 25 July 1909 Folder 7 Genealogical articles in Richmond Times Dispatch – 1 August 1909-31 October 1909 Folder 8 Genealogical articles in Richmond Times Dispatch – 7 November 1909-16 January 1910 Folder 9 Genealogical articles in Richmond Times Dispatch – 23 January 1910-18 March 1910 Folder 10 Genealogical articles in Richmond Times Dispatch – 13 March 1910-15 May 1910 Folder 11 Genealogical articles in Richmond Times Dispatch – 5 June 1910- 18 September 1910

11 BOX 9 Genealogical articles from Richmond Times Dispatch. See lists by date and family names at front of box

OMB 008 Folder 1 European rulers 6th to 17th centuries, n.d. Folder 2 Julia Rush Junkin and Elinor Junkin (Jackson) letter to Margaret Junkin (Preston), 5 July 1844. Folder 3 Mrs. Charles Henley Fairfax‟s information about the Moore family, n.d. Folder 4 William Finney Junkin hospital plan, n.d. Folder 5 Taylor genealogy up to 1859 Folder 6 Rev. William Finney Junkin genealogy, n.d. Folder 7 Anderson genealogy, n.d. Folder 8 Information on the 1st census, 1790 Folder 9 Descendants of Magna Charta Sureties, n.d. Folder 10 Hugh and Elizabeth Thomas descendants, n.d. Folder 11 The New York Herald, 15 April 1865 Folder 12 Weekly Rocky Mountain News, 5 October 1864 Folder 13 The Rebel, 9 August 1862 Folder 14 Soldier’s Budget, 24 July 1862 Folder 15 Camp Record, 27 June 1861 Folder 16 Ulster County Gazette, 4 January 1800

VC 0038 Glass plate negatives

ROLLED STORAGE

Original genealogical chart of “Alexander, Anderson, Aylett, Bruce, Dandridge, Fontaine, Henry, Junkin, Moore, Poindexter, Spotswood, West, etc.”

Copy of chart

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