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Page 127<br />

<strong>The</strong> only child to survive infancy of Travers and Efiary (~oniphah)<br />

Cooke was Colonel John Cooke (1755-1 819) who married on November<br />

18, 1784, Mary Thomson I%son, daughter of the Ronorable bbrge<br />

Pason (1725-1792) of Gunston HaJ$. Colonel Cooke was possessed<br />

of a very handsome estate including Ylarlborough which acqubcd<br />

from the Bbrcera. Colonel and Mrs. Cooke had a lorge family of children<br />

but I will mention only their daughter Smah Ikson Cooke (1791-<br />

1861 ) who, as the widow of Wilson Cary Selden (1772-1822) of<br />

Salvington, mied secondly on llrrrch 15, 1825 her cousin Doctor<br />

Robert &borne Grays on (1789-1 841 ), grandson of Colonel William<br />

Bronough (1730-1800) a& I4zu-y Doniphan, his second wife, mentioned<br />

on page 220. <strong>The</strong>ir son was Doctor John Cooke <strong>Grayson</strong> (1832-1 E74)<br />

of Salubria, Cd.pepe~ County and he was the father of the late<br />

Ad&& Gary Travers <strong>Grayson</strong> (1876-193$), personal plqysician of -'..ci2:li<br />

President Woodrow Wilson and president of the American Red Cross.<br />

"Abstract of Wills and Inventories , Fairfax County, Virginia,<br />

17@--1801, by J. Estelle Stewart mng.<br />

*',<br />

W I Y Book A. Will of French Ekson, proven 18 Xov.,<br />

1748. (Excerpt) "To qy youngest son the remaining Mf of my I.2<br />

land including the plantation rented to Thomas Xonteith and that<br />

.. rented to 1Zr. Ben <strong>Grayson</strong> on which %he mill now is .,<br />

n<br />

Will Book E. \Jill of bnis Ellzey, dated 1 kt., 1786;<br />

proven 19 Dec., 1786. Sons: \iiLTiam (to have land in Loudoun<br />

County), William. Daughters : Elixabe th if e of Willian: &cock),<br />

&my (widmr of William iJes t), Thowin (), Sarah (wife of William<br />

Turner), Patience (wife of Thomas ~grd), Stac (her first husband<br />

was Burgess Berfley - second Benjamin <strong>Grayson</strong> T . Stacy Grqson<br />

four youngest children: Benjamin, Susan, Sara and Ann. Grandson:<br />

Lewis Ellzey. Sibyl Seck (dau, by second wife), E h . son William.<br />

W U Book G. Will of Peter Wagner. Dated 21 April,<br />

* 1795; proven 1,5 bhy, 1795. Wife: Sinah. Sons : Beverley Robinson<br />

Wagner and Peter Wagner. Daughters: Sinah, fkry Eliza (nm I<br />

suppose wife of a ~ert3in~~IJilliam <strong>Grayson</strong>"), Ann, Sally, Sarah. k s ,<br />

wife, son Beverly R, ruxl George Ileneale ("my assistant clerk"), 3'<br />

Father-in-law Col. Daniel 14cCarty.<br />

nhmls of Southwest Virgini~,~ by Lewis Preston Summers.<br />

p. 64.0, <strong>The</strong> report of IJilliam PkXiLlen, James Bane and<br />

Robert &Gee the persons appointed Lo view the way from Ptichael<br />

Prices field to where Greslzams path goes into the Catawba rod<br />

being returned on considerction trhereof it is the opinion of the<br />

Court that the new road be opened es marked by the viewers, and that<br />

Philip Barriger with Robert Grsyson, William EIclELlen, Robert tlcGee ,<br />

Robert Ritche, John Crinor, Jlickl Lake, George Feilder, John Ramy,<br />

h o n Cook, Joseph ikDonald, Jacob Sejler, James Bane, Wm. Preston,<br />

Sfichael Price nnd Jacob Smith, crnci their Tithables or any other who<br />

may settle within his Bounds do open and keep the aame in Rep&<br />

q3 , accmdi% to Fincastle Counw,<br />

;)* A!-<br />

*' . 'Jd.<br />

"Beverly

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