Taken from old clippings dealing with Kentucky family history, newspaper
unknown. These clippings are about 100 years old (1997).  Reprinted in
Kentucky Explorer, Volume 10, Number 5 - October, 1995.  p. 95. Henry
County.

JUDITH MARKHAM
    My grandmother was a Markham, niece of Vincent Markham of Powhattan
County, Va., and of Bernard who lived in Dinwiddie County.  Her father was
a Revolutionary soldier, who sickened and died in Yorktown during the
siege.  Her mother, who was a Wathen, took small pox, from a sick soldier
whom she entertained, as he was returning home from Yorktown, and died,
leaving three children, a son and two daughters.  Her uncle Bernard took my
grandmother, who was then ten years old.  Her brother, when grown, went to
Alabama, her sister married a Robinson, and lived in Chesterfield County,
near Petersburg.  Her uncle, Bernard had two sons, Jack and George, and two
daughters, one of whom married Linnaeus Bowling; Judith the younger married
Norburn Cook, and went to Henry County, Ky. to live.  Her uncle, Vincent
Markham, lived and died in Powhattan County, Va., leaving one child, Betsy,
who married a Lewis, and was left a widow with two sons, Joseph and
Vincent, and daughters, Mary and Sarah.  Vincent and Bernard Markham had
sisters, one of whom married a Patterson, and moved to Giles Co., Tenn. 
She had two sons, James and Bernard, and a daughter named Kitty.

Markham Wathen Robinson Bowling Cook Lewis Patterson
=
Powhattan-VA Dinwiddie-VA AL Petersburg-Chesterfield-VA Giles-TN

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