Also, a granddaughter of Geddes Winston married a Tinsley, and their family owns Topotomoi - Geddes Winston is buried beside Robert Rose at St. John's Church in Richmond. VA "Sheri T. Millikin" wrote: > Ernest, > After looking at another book, "Some Wills From the Burned Counties of > Virginia" by William Lindsay Hopkins, I found some info on the Littlepages > and the Winstons. > > Listed under Hanover County-- > > James Littlepage Hanover-St.Paul 25 Oct 1766/4 Dec 1766 > Land which I have bargained for with Francis Jordan of Louisa County. > Children by my first wife (not named). Exors: Peter Randolph, Esq., William > Bird, Esq., John Lewis of Spotsylvania, Thomas Doswell and Geddas Winston. > Wit: Duncan Graham, Thomas Doswell, Samuel Overton. (Included with this copy > of the will is the information that Col. James Littlepage married (1) Sarah > Winston, daughter of Maj. William Winston and his wife Rebecca Winston. They > had viz John Carter Littlepage, James Littlepage, William Littlepage, > Richard Littlepage, and Frances Arnett Littlepage. Col. James Littlepage > married (2) Elizabeth Lewis, daughter of Zachariah Lewis of Spotsylvania and > they had viz General Lewis Littlepage and Mary Littlepage who married Robert > S. Coleman of Spotsylvania. Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis Littlepage,the widow, > married (2) Maj. Lewis Holladay of Spotsylvania County and had viz Waller > Holladay and Nancy Holladay who in turn married Hugh Carron Boggs.) > Tyler V.23 pp.57-59 > > Hope this is of some help to you. > Sheri Millikin > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

re: a granddaughter of Geddes Winston married a Tinsley. Speaking of Tinsley............... http://image.vtls.com/VHI/html/13/0272.html is a link to "The War Experience of Mrs. S. G. Tinsley (nee Fannie Gaines d/o Dr. Wm. F Gaines)" from the Virginia Historical Inventory (part of the Digital Collection of the library of Virginia) The home page for the digital collections is: http://www.lva.lib.va.us/dlp/index.htm For all of those who may not be aware of the web site, the Library of Virginia is hard to beat when it comes to online research (free, too!). It is the next best thing to being in a library if, like me, you like to browse in a library.