Family's farm was just west
of Lynchburg near what is
now New London.
Married 1 Jun 1809 to Maria Byrd
Henrico, Virginia, USA
Maria was the grand daughter
of William Byrd III of
Westover Plantation
Moved to Lynchburg, Va abt 1813
Children:
Otway Byrd Bradfute 1811–1859
Lelia Ann Bradfute 1812–1843
Evelyn Carter Bradfute 1814–1842
Maria Champe Bradfute 1816–1839
Rosalie Tucker Bradfute 1820–1881
Margaret Elizabeth Bradfute 1820–1898
Ellen Virginia Bradfute 1823–1897
Maria Cabell Bradfute 1824–
His funeral was performed
in the St. Paul's Episcopal
Church on 18 Sep 1831.
He should be buried in
Lynchburg, Va, but since
Diuguid does not have a
record he is probably buried
at his father's farm since
we don't have a location for
his parent's graves also.
Margaret Cabell, in "Sketches and Recollections of Lynchburg", described Davidson Bradfute as being upright, kind, and industrious; so much so that he commanded a high station of affection and respect in his circle of family and friends. His early death was a great calamity to his family. For many years he and his family resided in the house later occupied by Alexander Tompkins; and, their hospitality was known to all.
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER
Published in Washington D. C. 1831
Date: Sept. 10, 1831
BRADFUTE, Davidson, cashier of the
Farmer's Bank of Lynchburg, Va.,
died Aug. 31, at Sweet Springs, Va.
of Lynchburg near what is
now New London.
Married 1 Jun 1809 to Maria Byrd
Henrico, Virginia, USA
Maria was the grand daughter
of William Byrd III of
Westover Plantation
Moved to Lynchburg, Va abt 1813
Children:
Otway Byrd Bradfute 1811–1859
Lelia Ann Bradfute 1812–1843
Evelyn Carter Bradfute 1814–1842
Maria Champe Bradfute 1816–1839
Rosalie Tucker Bradfute 1820–1881
Margaret Elizabeth Bradfute 1820–1898
Ellen Virginia Bradfute 1823–1897
Maria Cabell Bradfute 1824–
His funeral was performed
in the St. Paul's Episcopal
Church on 18 Sep 1831.
He should be buried in
Lynchburg, Va, but since
Diuguid does not have a
record he is probably buried
at his father's farm since
we don't have a location for
his parent's graves also.
Margaret Cabell, in "Sketches and Recollections of Lynchburg", described Davidson Bradfute as being upright, kind, and industrious; so much so that he commanded a high station of affection and respect in his circle of family and friends. His early death was a great calamity to his family. For many years he and his family resided in the house later occupied by Alexander Tompkins; and, their hospitality was known to all.
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER
Published in Washington D. C. 1831
Date: Sept. 10, 1831
BRADFUTE, Davidson, cashier of the
Farmer's Bank of Lynchburg, Va.,
died Aug. 31, at Sweet Springs, Va.
Family's farm was just west
of Lynchburg near what is
now New London.
Married 1 Jun 1809 to Maria Byrd
Henrico, Virginia, USA
Maria was the grand daughter
of William Byrd III of
Westover Plantation
Moved to Lynchburg, Va abt 1813
Children:
Otway Byrd Bradfute 1811–1859
Lelia Ann Bradfute 1812–1843
Evelyn Carter Bradfute 1814–1842
Maria Champe Bradfute 1816–1839
Rosalie Tucker Bradfute 1820–1881
Margaret Elizabeth Bradfute 1820–1898
Ellen Virginia Bradfute 1823–1897
Maria Cabell Bradfute 1824–
His funeral was performed
in the St. Paul's Episcopal
Church on 18 Sep 1831.
He should be buried in
Lynchburg, Va, but since
Diuguid does not have a
record he is probably buried
at his father's farm since
we don't have a location for
his parent's graves also.
Margaret Cabell, in "Sketches and Recollections of Lynchburg", described Davidson Bradfute as being upright, kind, and industrious; so much so that he commanded a high station of affection and respect in his circle of family and friends. His early death was a great calamity to his family. For many years he and his family resided in the house later occupied by Alexander Tompkins; and, their hospitality was known to all.
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER
Published in Washington D. C. 1831
Date: Sept. 10, 1831
BRADFUTE, Davidson, cashier of the
Farmer's Bank of Lynchburg, Va.,
died Aug. 31, at Sweet Springs, Va.
of Lynchburg near what is
now New London.
Married 1 Jun 1809 to Maria Byrd
Henrico, Virginia, USA
Maria was the grand daughter
of William Byrd III of
Westover Plantation
Moved to Lynchburg, Va abt 1813
Children:
Otway Byrd Bradfute 1811–1859
Lelia Ann Bradfute 1812–1843
Evelyn Carter Bradfute 1814–1842
Maria Champe Bradfute 1816–1839
Rosalie Tucker Bradfute 1820–1881
Margaret Elizabeth Bradfute 1820–1898
Ellen Virginia Bradfute 1823–1897
Maria Cabell Bradfute 1824–
His funeral was performed
in the St. Paul's Episcopal
Church on 18 Sep 1831.
He should be buried in
Lynchburg, Va, but since
Diuguid does not have a
record he is probably buried
at his father's farm since
we don't have a location for
his parent's graves also.
Margaret Cabell, in "Sketches and Recollections of Lynchburg", described Davidson Bradfute as being upright, kind, and industrious; so much so that he commanded a high station of affection and respect in his circle of family and friends. His early death was a great calamity to his family. For many years he and his family resided in the house later occupied by Alexander Tompkins; and, their hospitality was known to all.
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER
Published in Washington D. C. 1831
Date: Sept. 10, 1831
BRADFUTE, Davidson, cashier of the
Farmer's Bank of Lynchburg, Va.,
died Aug. 31, at Sweet Springs, Va.
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