Florence Hibbett Nash [1679]
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Father: Charles Reid Nash [698] (1849-1918) 410,411 [MRIN:574]
Mother: Rebecca F. Marshall [1670] ( - ) 1533
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1. *Fenwick Hall Murray [1870] ( - ) 3069 [MRIN:640]
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Francis Nash [1435]
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1. *Unknown [0] ( - ) [MRIN:542]
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1. Daughter Nash [1156] ( - )
George W. Nash [1877]
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1. Residence 1912, 1934 in Norfolk, Norfolk (city), Virginia, USA
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Father: David M. W. Nash [1875] ( - ) 1736,1912 [MRIN:643]
Mother: Mary Ann Harding [1876] ( - ) 1911
Harry C. Nash [1878]
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1. Residence 1912, 1934 in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
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Father: David M. W. Nash [1875] ( - ) 1736,1912 [MRIN:643]
Mother: Mary Ann Harding [1876] ( - ) 1911
Hatton Nash [2108]
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Jean Nash [2481]
Sex: F
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Birth: Abt Apr 1893 3088
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1. Obituary 3088, death of little Jean Nash, 24 Jul 1894 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
25 July 1894---Death of Little Jean Nash
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Nash had the misfortune to lose by death on yesterday at 8 o'clock p.m. their young child, Jean, aged 15 months. Jean was a beautiful child, with a sweet and lovable disposition, and her death has left her parents almost heartbroken. Her patience and submissiveness in suffering was truly astonishing and touching in one so young. Everything was done for the little one that human skill and love could suggest, but to no avail; her gentle spirit took its flight to join the angels in Heaven, for God has said, "Of such as these is the Kingdom of Heaven." Let this be a comfort to the parents in the hour of their distress.
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Father: Edgar Nash [2480] ( - ) 3087 [MRIN:840]
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John Nash [1673]
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Father: John Nash [653] (1805-1884) 409,410,411,412 [MRIN:575]
Mother: Elizabeth Edwards [1671] ( - ) 1533
John Nash [653]
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Birth: 21 Jul 1805 - St. Bride's Parish, Norfolk Co., Virginia 409,3104
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Death: 24 Jun 1884 - Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia 409,1535,3105
Burial: Jun 1884 - Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia 409
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1. Politics 3106, meeting of the anti-Jackson committee, 18 Apr 1828 in Webb's Tavern, Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
Beacon--18 April 18282. Town meeting 3107, town meeting for a memorial to the Legislature and to the incorporation of a bank, 23 Sep 1835 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
At a meeting of the Anti-Jackson Committee of Norfolk County, held at Capt. Webb's Tavern, in Portsmouth, on Tuesday, the 15th day of April 1828, the number of the said Committee was increased to two hundred--the following persons now composing it:
Geo. M. Bain, William Benthall, Beverly Bayton, Robert Barclay, Francis Benson, Isaac Bagley...
John Collins, John A. Chandler, John Cox, William Collins....
John Day....
Lion Esdras, Arthur Emmerson....
John Foreman, Peter Heron, John Hodges, William Holmes....
John Nash, Jesse Nicholson......
Robert Peed.....
David A. Reynolds, John Rutter......
John Thompson, John Talbot......
Holt Wilson, Tapley Webb...
J. Nicholson, Chariman
Herald--23 September 1835 Town Meeting3. Appointed 1949, delegate to the Commerical Convention, 23 Oct 1838 in Norfolk, Norfolk (city), Virginia, USA
At a meeting of the citizens of Portsmouth, Va. held in the Court House on Saturday evening, the 19th of September, pursuant to public notice, for the purpose of conferring on the subject of a memorial to the Legislature, praying the incorporation of a Bank, to be located in the Town, and for other purposes--the Meeting haveing been called to order by Arthur Emmerson, Esq. on motion of that gentlemen, Dr. Wm. Collins was called to the Chair, and John T. Hill appointed Secretary.
After an explanation from the chairman of the first object of the meeting, the following resolutions, prefaced by some brief remarks, were offered by John A. Chandler, Esq. and after an address in their support by John W. Murdaugh and Samuel Watts Esq'rs were unanimously adopted.
Resolved: 1. That the general interest of the Commonwealth renders an enlargement of Banking Capital highly expedient.
2. That a Banking Institution to be located here, is absolutely essential to the proper growth of this town; and that strict and impartial justice requires this to be done.
3. That a Committee of seven gentlemen, to draft a Memorial to the Legislature, expressive of the foregoing views be appointed by the Chair:
Whereupon the following gentlemen were so appointed: John A. Chandler, Samuel Watts, Arthur Emmerson, Wm. P. Young, Robert B. Butt, James H. Langhorne, and Stephen Cowley.
On motion of John B. Levy, Esq. it was then
Resolved, that the Chair appoint a Committee of thirty-one gentlemen to obtain to the memorial the signatures of the citizens of Portsmouth.
Whereupon the following were appointed:
John B. Levy, Isaac R. Bagley, Chas. Grice, Joames Jarvis, Dempsey Nash, David Griffith, Thomas B. Hopkins, Benjamin Reynolds, James Toomer, John Collins, Wm. G. Micks, Samuel Happer, Edward Blamire, George M. Bain, Overton Bernard, John Accinelly, John Talbot, Henry V. Niemeyer, Joseph A. Bilisoly, Thomas C. Godwin, Charles Etheridge, Bernard O'Neill, Benjamin Spratley, Robert Barclay, John Wilson, John H. Nash, John Lane, Levin Gayle, Henry Bell and Winchester Watts......
Beacon--23 October 18384. Occupation 660, debt collector, 4 Jul 1844 in Norfolk, Norfolk (city), Virginia, USA
Meeting at Court House appointing Portsmouth delegates to the Commerical Convention in Norfolk; Levin Gayle, Chairman of meeting, John B. Davis, secy., John H. Lanhorne, spoke:
Delegates: Arthur Emmerson, sen'r, Mordecai Cooke, John Hodges, John Cocke, John B. Accinelly, Wm. P. Young, Jas. M. Binford, Overton Bernard, John A. Chandler, Samuel Watts, Samuel M. Wilson, John Nash, John G. Hatton, Stephen Cowley & William Collins.
Beacon--4 July 18445. Elected 2922, aldermen for Jackson Ward, 4 May 1858 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
The undersigned will undertake the collection and bonding of debts in Norfolk and Portsmouth and their surrounding country on reasonable terms, and pledge himself to those who may confide their business to his care, to use the utmost diligence and promptness. He begs to refer to the individuals whose names are hereto subjoined.
Norfolk: Drs. Baylor & Tunstall, Mr. A. Tunstall, Messrs. C. & G. Reid, Col. Wm. Etheridge, R. C. Barclay, Wm. Reid, Nash & Co.
Portsmouth: John A. Chandler, John Nash, Jethro A. Jenkins, Col. J. H. Langhorne, Jas. Murdaugh, Arthur Emmerson
Any communication left with Drs. Baylor and Tunstall, Nash & Company, Col. Wm. Etheridge, in Norfolk; and John Nash, Esq. in Portsmouth, will be promptly attended to
Stephen S. Barrett
5 Sept 1897---A Bit of Local History6. Election 1533, Mayor of Portsmouth, 1862 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
On the 4th day of May 1858 in pursuance of the Act incorporating the town of Portsmouth as a city. etc. the Court of Hustings held its first session at the Court-house. The Aldermen present on the occasion were: Samuel Watts, Arthur R. Smith, John Nash, William H. Morris, Moss W. Armistead, John S. White, Robert Dickson, William W. Davis, and Edward Kearns. Alderman Smith presided, and ordered to be recorded the certificates of qualification of the Aldermen who had been elected in April 22d preceding: viz, John Nash, Robert Dickson, William W. Davis, Arthur R. Smith, William H. Peters and William H. Morris, Aldermen for Jackson Ward, and Samuel Watts, John S. White, Charles R. McAlpine, Edward Kearns, Robert H. Cutherell and Moss W. Armistead, Aldermen for Jefferson Ward.
The following officers having also been duly elected, qualified at this term of the Hustings Court: Arthur Emmerson, clerk; David J. Godwin, Commonwealth's Attorney; Claudius W. Murdaugh, L. C. P. Cowper and Virginius Cassell, Commissioners in Chancery; Joseph Hobday, Commissioner of the Revenue; Herman Mathews, Constable, William B. Bingley, Deputy Clerk; Jas. Murdaugh, John S. Stubbs, L. C. P. Cowper, J. M. Brickhouse, James. G. Holladay, James F. Crocker, D. J. Godwin, C. W. Murdaugh, V. O. cassell, P. H. Daughtrey and Abram S. Watts qualified to practice law in this court and D. J. Godwin, C. W. Murdaugh, A. S. Watts and John Emmerson qualified as notaries public, under commissions from His Excellency, Henry A. Wise, Governor of Virginia.
John Nash was son of Cornelius & Susan Nash. He was born in 1806 at Saint Brides Parish Norfolk County Virginia. John was Mayor of Portsmouth in 1862. He died June 24th 1884 at age 79. His first wife was Elizabeth Edwards, they had four children.7. Politics 1942, member of town council, 1866 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Thomas E. Nash
John Nash
Virginius W. Nash
Mary Susan Nash
John Nash married for 2nd time a widow of Dr. Woodley whose maiden name was Ann L. Collins. She was often called Nancy. Ann L. Collins was born in Portsmouth she was the daughter of John & Sallie (Wiles) Collins. John Nash & Ann L. Nash had five known children.
Sarah L. Nash married R. G. Hume
Annie C. Nash (1844-1916)
William C. Nash
Charles R. Nash married Rebecca F. Marshall of Fauquier Co., Va.
Farlie Patton Nash (1854-1932) married Fannie A. Nash they had 2 children Nancy Collins Nash 1884-1885 and Farlie Patton Nash 1891-1897
Portsmouth Business Directory--18668. Audit of Estate 3108 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Portsmouth City Government---Mayor--Daniel Collins, Dr. James Williamson, President of the Common Council; William E. Firman, John C. Neaville, Farrel Fitzpatrick, B. McManus, William Walker, Joseph H. Porter, Richard McLean, James L. Hatton, Andrew Simmons, George H. Smith, John Wilson, William G. Webb, Common Council; John Nash, Treasurer.
Estate of John Nash9. Estate of John Nash 3109, 10 Oct 1887 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
The following are the heirs & distributees and the proportion to which each was entitled
Ann L. Nash, widow 1/3 $25,519.46
V. W. Nash, son 1/8 of 2/3 6,379.86
W. C. Nash, son 1/8 of 2/3 6,379.87
C. R. Nash, son 1/8 of 2/3 6.379.86
F. P. Nash, son 1/8 of 2/3 6,379.87
Annie C. Nash, daughter 1/8 of 2/3 6.379.87
Sarah L. Hume, daughter 1/8 of 2/3 6.379.87
Edgar Nash, grandchild 1/3 of 1/8 of 2/3 2,126.62
Thos. E. Nash, grandchild 1/3 of 1/8 of 2/3 2,126.62
S. B. Nash, grandchild 1/3 of 1/8 of 2/3 2,126.62
J. C. Woodley, grandchild 1/3 of 1/8/ of 2/3 2,126.62
Lizzie E. Woodley, grandchild 1/3 of 1/8 of 2/3 2.126.62
Nannie L. Nottingham, grandchild 1/3 of 1/8 of 2/3 2,126.62
$75, 558.38 $76.558.38
Know allmen by these presents that we Sarah L. Hume, Annie C. Nash, V. W. Nash, Wm. C. Nash, Chas. R. Nash, F. P. Nash, Nannie L. Nottingham, John C. Woodley, and Lizzie E. Woodley, heirs of the late John Nash dec'd hereby agree to save harmless and to relieve from all claims or charge Ann L. Nash administratrix of John Nash deceased for five notes for $2,000.00 each, four of which are signed Darrell & Nash dated May 1st 1872 and payable respectively two, three, four & five years after date and one signed by Wm. E. Darrell, Thos. C. Nash and John Nash as security dated Nov. 6, 1873, all made in New York City and paid by John Nash dec'd so far as any claim may be now or hereafter made against the said Thomas C. Nash's estate or his heirs and we hereby desire this to be returned with the said administratrix accounts as evidence of our release for all claims and demands against the estate of the said Thomas C. Nash, deceased.10. Occupation 2247, grocer in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
Witness our hands and seals this 2nd day of August A. D. 1884
Fairlie P. Nash
Chas. R. Nash
Sarah L. Hume
Annie C. Nash
Jos. R. Woodley for Nannie L. Nottingham
Lizzie E. Woodley
Jno. C. Woodley
V. W. Nash
Wn. C. Nash
Portsmouth, Va. July 3, 1885
This is to certify that the note for six hundred dollars made by Phillips & Nash in favor of Jno. Nash has been fully satisfied so far as the interest of the undersigned is concerned.
Ann L. Nash
V. W. Nash
Sarah L. Hume
Annie C. Nash
F. P. Nash
Jno. C. Woodley
Lizzie E. Woodley
Nannie L. Nottingham
Chas. R. Nash
Edgar Nash
Thos. E. Nash
S. B. Nash
Wm. C. Nash
Virginia:
At the Court of Hustings for the City of Portsmouth, held on the 10th day of October 1887, the foregoing account of Ann L. Nash admx of the estate of John Nash dec'd filed in the clerk's office of said Court on the 2nd day of July 1887, by G. F. Edwards Commissioner in chancery, was examined and confirmed by the Court, no exceptions having been filed thereto, and ordered to be recorded.
Teste: C. T. Phillips, c.c.
By: A. W. Harvey, D.C.
11. Occupation 2247, lumber business in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
Engaged in the heavy-lumber business, supplying the United States government.12. Election 2247, magistrate of Portsmouth & Norfolk County, unitl 1884 in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
13. Bio 2247 in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
John Nash, father of the subject of this sketch, was born in St. Bride's Parish, Norfolk County, Virginia. He was a grocer throughtout his entire business career, and was also engaged in the heavy-lumber business, supplying the United States government. He was mayor of Portsmouth in 1862, when the city was turned over to the Federals. He served as magistrate of Portsmouth and Norfolk county until his death, June 24, 1884, at the age of 79 years. His first wife was Elizabeth Edwards, by whom he had four children, namely: Thomas E., John, Virginius W. and Mary Susan, all deceased. He afterwards married the widow of Dr. Woodley, whose maiden name was Nancy Collins, and who was born in Portsmouth. They became the parents of five children, as follows: Sarah L., widow of R. G. Hume, deceased; Annie C.; William C.; Charles R., and Farley P.14. Occupation 3069, justice of the peace, 1826-1884 in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
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Father: Cornelius Nash [1664] ( - ) 409 [MRIN:571]
Mother: Susan [1665] ( - ) 409
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1. Elizabeth Edwards [1671] ( - ) 1533 [MRIN:575]
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1. Thomas E. Nash [1672] ( -Bef 1902) 1533
2. John Nash [1673] ( -Bef 1902) 1533
3. Virginius W. Nash [1674] ( -Bef 1902) 1533
4. Mary Susan Nash [1675] ( -Bef 1902) 1533
2. *Ann Lucretia Collins [654] (9 Aug 1809 - 12 Sep 1898) 409,1534 [MRIN:265]
Marriage: 21 Aug 1841 1535
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1. William C. Nash [697] ( -After 1918) 410,411
2. Charles Reid Nash [698] (1849-1918) 410,411
3. Sarah L. Nash [1668] ( -Bef 1916) 1533
4. Annie C. Nash [696] (1844-1916) 409,410,411
5. Fairlie Patton Nash [235] (1851-1914) 409,412,1539,1540,1541,1542
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John Nash son of Cornelius & Susan Nash born July 21st 1805-died June 24th 1884
Monument Nash: John Nash son of C. & S. Nash July 21st 1805-died june 24th 1884
Ann L. Nash born Aug 9th 1809-died Sept 12th 1898
John Nash [1638]
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Father: Nash [1631] ( - ) 30 [MRIN:1100]
Mother: Dinah Etheredge [1630] ( - ) 30
John Nash [236]
Sex: M
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Birth: 8 Jan 1887 - Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia 1541
Baptism: 3110
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1. Injured 3111, thrown from runaway delivery wagon, 27 Sep 1892 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
28 September 1892---Runaway Accident2. Occupation 410, attorney in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Mr. R. B. Daugherty's horse while standing on the street in South Portsmouth yesterdday morning took fright from some unknown object and ran away. The animal was attached to the delivery wagon which was very badly damaged. The occupants, who were the colored driver, and a little son of Mr. F. P. Nash, were thrown out and sustained several bruisers. The white boy was very badly cut on the head in several places.
3. Occupation 411, attorney, 1914 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
4. Residence 411, 1914 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
5. Military Service 3110, Captain in U.S. Army, 1932 in Fort Bragg, North Carolina
Parents
Father: Fairlie Patton Nash [235] (1851-1914) 409,412,1539,1540,1541,1542 [MRIN:80]
Mother: Fannie Annie Manning [232] (1854-1932) 409,1600,2248
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John Nash Race: white Sex: male
Date of Birth: January 8, 1887 Place of Birth: Portsmouth
Father: Fairlie P. Nash Father's Occupation: merchant
Residence: Portsmouth
Mother: Fannie A. Nash
Informant: Farlie P. Nash, father