Married 20 Dec 1838 to Margaret Elizabeth Bradfute
Lynchburg, Virginia, USA
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
His wife was a great granddaughter of
Col William Evelyn Byrd, III of Westover Plantation.
Children:
Bradfute Warwick 1839–1862
Rosalie Warwick 1841–1853
Barksdale Warwick 1844–1865
Corbin Warwick 1847–1908
Byrd Warwick 1848–1894
Otway Warwick 1851–1909
Imogen Warwick 1854–1879
Corbin was in the Tobacco business and became a leader in the trade. He had a large fortune when the Civil War came along and swept it all away. The war also took his two oldest sons with it. He lived at 511 East Grace Street in Richmond, Virginia. He was considered by all to be an upright, kind,
generous, and true Virginia Gentleman. The whole family, including the children, are buried in the Hollywood Cemetery at Richmond.
Lynchburg, Virginia, USA
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
His wife was a great granddaughter of
Col William Evelyn Byrd, III of Westover Plantation.
Children:
Bradfute Warwick 1839–1862
Rosalie Warwick 1841–1853
Barksdale Warwick 1844–1865
Corbin Warwick 1847–1908
Byrd Warwick 1848–1894
Otway Warwick 1851–1909
Imogen Warwick 1854–1879
Corbin was in the Tobacco business and became a leader in the trade. He had a large fortune when the Civil War came along and swept it all away. The war also took his two oldest sons with it. He lived at 511 East Grace Street in Richmond, Virginia. He was considered by all to be an upright, kind,
generous, and true Virginia Gentleman. The whole family, including the children, are buried in the Hollywood Cemetery at Richmond.
Married 20 Dec 1838 to Margaret Elizabeth Bradfute
Lynchburg, Virginia, USA
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
His wife was a great granddaughter of
Col William Evelyn Byrd, III of Westover Plantation.
Children:
Bradfute Warwick 1839–1862
Rosalie Warwick 1841–1853
Barksdale Warwick 1844–1865
Corbin Warwick 1847–1908
Byrd Warwick 1848–1894
Otway Warwick 1851–1909
Imogen Warwick 1854–1879
Corbin was in the Tobacco business and became a leader in the trade. He had a large fortune when the Civil War came along and swept it all away. The war also took his two oldest sons with it. He lived at 511 East Grace Street in Richmond, Virginia. He was considered by all to be an upright, kind,
generous, and true Virginia Gentleman. The whole family, including the children, are buried in the Hollywood Cemetery at Richmond.
Lynchburg, Virginia, USA
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
His wife was a great granddaughter of
Col William Evelyn Byrd, III of Westover Plantation.
Children:
Bradfute Warwick 1839–1862
Rosalie Warwick 1841–1853
Barksdale Warwick 1844–1865
Corbin Warwick 1847–1908
Byrd Warwick 1848–1894
Otway Warwick 1851–1909
Imogen Warwick 1854–1879
Corbin was in the Tobacco business and became a leader in the trade. He had a large fortune when the Civil War came along and swept it all away. The war also took his two oldest sons with it. He lived at 511 East Grace Street in Richmond, Virginia. He was considered by all to be an upright, kind,
generous, and true Virginia Gentleman. The whole family, including the children, are buried in the Hollywood Cemetery at Richmond.
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