To those of you who asked here are two of the most informative replies I received: First reply: Richard Henry Lee, s/o Thomas and Hannah (Ludwell) Lee, b. 20 Jan 1732, d. Chantily, 19 Jun 1794, md. 1st: 3 Dec 17857, Anne Aylett d. 12 Dec 1786, md. 2nd: abt Jul 1769, Anne Gaskins, d/o Col Thomas and Sarah Gaskins,widow of Thomas Pinchard. children: 1st marriage Thomas b. 20 Oct 1758, d. 1805, md. Mildred Washington Ludwell, b. 13 Oct 1760, d. 23 Mar 1836, md. 1st: Flora Ludwell, md. 2nd 1797, Elizabeth Armistead Mary b. 28 Jul 1764, md. 5 Jul 1792, William Augustine Washington Hannah, md 10 may 1787 Corbin Washington children: 2nd marriage Anne, b. 1 Dec 1770, d. 9 Sep 1804, md. 11 Feb 1789, Charles Lee Henrietta, b. 10 Dec 1773, md. 1st: Richard Lee Turberville, md. 2nd: Rev. William Maffit Sarah, b. 27 Nov 1775, d. 8 may 1837, md. Edmund Jennings Lee Cassius, b. 18 Apr 1779, d. 8 Jul 1798 Francis Lightfoot, b. 18 Jun 1782, d. 13 Apr 1850, md. 1st: Elizabeth Fitzgerald md. 2nd: 9 Feb 1810, Jane Fitzgerald [Source: West Virginia And Its People, Thomas Condit Miller and Hu Maxwell, 1913, New York] R.H. Lee, Lieutenant Co G, 2nd VA Inf Rgt, was badly wounded at Kernstown and is mentioned in the report of Col J.W. Allen, commanding the Regiment. [Source: Official Records] Co G, 2nd Regt, VA Vols, "Botts Greys" Charlestown, Jefferson County, was commanded by Capt. Lawson Botts, Capt. Edwin L. Moore, and Capt. William Chipley Shearer. [Source: A Guide to Virginia Military Organizations, 1861-1865 Lee A. Wallace, Jr., 1986, H.H. Howard, Inc, Lynchburg, VA Second reply: 1. Richard Lee - 1618-1664, of Ditchley, Northumberland Co., VA, called The Emigrant, progenitor of The Lees of Virginia, married Anna Constable. 2. Richard Lee - 1647-1715, of Mt. Pleasant, Westmoreland Co., married Letitia Corbin. 3. Thomas Lee - 1690-1750, of Stratford Hall, Westmoreland Co., married Hannah Ludwell. 4. Richard Henry Lee - 1735-1794, of Chantilly, married (1) Anne Aylett and (2) Anne Gaskins Pinckard (widow) This is the line of the first Richard Henry Lee. For the rest of the genealogy, get a copy of LEE OF VIRGINIA, which does a very good job of detailing the genealogy. For more historical detail on Richard Henry Lee, look at about any history of the Revolution, and the events leading up to the signing of the Declaration of Independence. See also the book entitled THE LEES OF VIRGINIA, by Paul C. Nagel.