From a contributor:
Source: The Gustin Compendium (1929), pp. 170, 171, and 307:
3. Aberdy [Gustin], born, Nov. 14, 1780, died, August 1, 1855, married "Nellie," daughter of John Chew, Esq., Loudoun Co., Va., who was a descendant of John Chew from Somersetshire or Worcestershire in England, who came on the ship "Charitie." He served twice from Hog Island as a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses, 1626 to 1629, 1642-1644.
Children of Aberdy Gustin and Eleanor Chew: Margaret, married Col. Samuel Johnston, see children, Page 171: John Chew, Lemuel Chew, Aberdy, Elizabeth, see children below: Mary, Robert Chew, see children below, John C, died, 1850, unmarried. Mary died in Kentucky and married Dr. James Throckmorton.
Parents: Alpheus Gustin, Jr., born at Florida, N. Y., married Margaret Strange who died 1830, Alpheus died 1814.
Their (other) children:
1. Delia died 184—(other number left out, was perhaps 8.) married John Hunter of Va., Children, John, Delia, Mary, William, Robert, Gustin, Rose Anna, George W., Aberly Gustin, family lives in Ridley, Indiana.
2. Col. Robert Gustin, born 1778, died 1838, married Sarah Ogden of W. Va.
Children: Sarah O., died 1870, married first, Dr. David High, of Pa. and had one daughter, Virginia, died unmarried. Second husband was Dr. Joseph Brown of Maryland, daughter Emeline died unmarried.
Emeline K. married 1st. Wm. Clark of N. Y., 2nd. Wm. H. Baker of Va. 1. son, Wm. H. Baker, Jr.
Robert Parker, born, 1822, died, 1855, unmarried.
3. Aberdy (see above)
4. Henry and Adolphus.
NOTE—"Mrs. Palmer, a relation of the Chews and Gustin's told me that Eleanor Chew Gustin and Aberdy also had a son named Abida who was a noble Christian, and is not mentioned in my records before, and his name belongs with the Eleanor Chew Gustin and Aberdy Gustin's children."
Children of Aberdy Gustin and Nelly Chew and descendants:
Margaret, born, 1810, died, 1876, married Col. Samuel Johnston.
Children: Leonidas, Joseph, Samuel, Augustus, Robt. Gustin, William, Mary (mentioned above).
Elizabeth (mentioned above), born, 1812, died 1846, married Valentine Dyche, Esq., of Berkeley, Va.
Children: Caroline (see her children below), Aberdy Gustin, Mary, Robert Gustin, and Elizabeth.
Robert Peter Dyche was born March 17, 1836. (I think at Berkely Springs—but am not sure).
Married Eliza Miller Murray in Mobile, Ala., Feb. 6, 1873.
Only one child was born to them namely, Edith Murray Dyche, born, Mobile, Ala., Feb. 17, 1886—who in turn married William Armistead Christian of Mobile, Ala., and there are three children, viz:
William Armistead Christian, Jr., born, November 1, 1905.
Robert Murray Christian, born, Nov. 17, 1908.
Edith Redwood Christian, born, May 22, 1913.
NOTE—Caroline Dyche as well as her sisters were reputed to be very handsome girls. "Elizabeth Dyche died unmarried in Winchester, Virginia, when she was only 18 years of age, at the home of her Aunt Mary Gustin Seymour, who was one of the most beautiful women in the State. Mrs. Robt. Chew Gustin presented Mrs. E. Virginia Smith (who is a granddaughter of the above mentioned Caroline) with an exquisite ivory miniature of Elizabeth, who had magnificent brown eyes, golden brown hair, and the carriage of a queen."
Mary: childless, married William Seymour of Winchester, Va.
Robert Chew, mentioned above, born, Feb. 7, 1826, married Ann M., daughter of James Walter of Va. (one son, Richard Wightman Gustin) married second time Mary, daughter of Col. Geo. Jeffries, Charleston, W. Va.]
[A Descendant of Rev. Alpheus Gustin (See Chapter 8).
Robert Chew Gustin, University of Virginia. Studied law three years with Hon. James M. Mason of Va. Practised until outbreak of War. Was for several years in Va. legislature. Was commonwealth attorney some time. Delegate in two of the National Democratic Conventions. Since the Civil War, has been in State Senate. Was early in the war taken prisoner and on return home found all his property, real and personal, in the hands of the "so-called Loyalists," and himself deprived of resorting to the courts for recovery or compensation. In addition he and others were compelled to pay heavy damages for alleged seizures by the Confederate army. Taken prisoners at the very beginning of the War, after a long confinement, he became so ill that he was paroled. But was soon after arrested and for a long time confined in a Federal Fort as a state prisoner without (as it proved) any specific charges being made against him whatever.]
Source: The Gustin Compendium (1929), pp. 170, 171, and 307:
3. Aberdy [Gustin], born, Nov. 14, 1780, died, August 1, 1855, married "Nellie," daughter of John Chew, Esq., Loudoun Co., Va., who was a descendant of John Chew from Somersetshire or Worcestershire in England, who came on the ship "Charitie." He served twice from Hog Island as a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses, 1626 to 1629, 1642-1644.
Children of Aberdy Gustin and Eleanor Chew: Margaret, married Col. Samuel Johnston, see children, Page 171: John Chew, Lemuel Chew, Aberdy, Elizabeth, see children below: Mary, Robert Chew, see children below, John C, died, 1850, unmarried. Mary died in Kentucky and married Dr. James Throckmorton.
Parents: Alpheus Gustin, Jr., born at Florida, N. Y., married Margaret Strange who died 1830, Alpheus died 1814.
Their (other) children:
1. Delia died 184—(other number left out, was perhaps 8.) married John Hunter of Va., Children, John, Delia, Mary, William, Robert, Gustin, Rose Anna, George W., Aberly Gustin, family lives in Ridley, Indiana.
2. Col. Robert Gustin, born 1778, died 1838, married Sarah Ogden of W. Va.
Children: Sarah O., died 1870, married first, Dr. David High, of Pa. and had one daughter, Virginia, died unmarried. Second husband was Dr. Joseph Brown of Maryland, daughter Emeline died unmarried.
Emeline K. married 1st. Wm. Clark of N. Y., 2nd. Wm. H. Baker of Va. 1. son, Wm. H. Baker, Jr.
Robert Parker, born, 1822, died, 1855, unmarried.
3. Aberdy (see above)
4. Henry and Adolphus.
NOTE—"Mrs. Palmer, a relation of the Chews and Gustin's told me that Eleanor Chew Gustin and Aberdy also had a son named Abida who was a noble Christian, and is not mentioned in my records before, and his name belongs with the Eleanor Chew Gustin and Aberdy Gustin's children."
Children of Aberdy Gustin and Nelly Chew and descendants:
Margaret, born, 1810, died, 1876, married Col. Samuel Johnston.
Children: Leonidas, Joseph, Samuel, Augustus, Robt. Gustin, William, Mary (mentioned above).
Elizabeth (mentioned above), born, 1812, died 1846, married Valentine Dyche, Esq., of Berkeley, Va.
Children: Caroline (see her children below), Aberdy Gustin, Mary, Robert Gustin, and Elizabeth.
Robert Peter Dyche was born March 17, 1836. (I think at Berkely Springs—but am not sure).
Married Eliza Miller Murray in Mobile, Ala., Feb. 6, 1873.
Only one child was born to them namely, Edith Murray Dyche, born, Mobile, Ala., Feb. 17, 1886—who in turn married William Armistead Christian of Mobile, Ala., and there are three children, viz:
William Armistead Christian, Jr., born, November 1, 1905.
Robert Murray Christian, born, Nov. 17, 1908.
Edith Redwood Christian, born, May 22, 1913.
NOTE—Caroline Dyche as well as her sisters were reputed to be very handsome girls. "Elizabeth Dyche died unmarried in Winchester, Virginia, when she was only 18 years of age, at the home of her Aunt Mary Gustin Seymour, who was one of the most beautiful women in the State. Mrs. Robt. Chew Gustin presented Mrs. E. Virginia Smith (who is a granddaughter of the above mentioned Caroline) with an exquisite ivory miniature of Elizabeth, who had magnificent brown eyes, golden brown hair, and the carriage of a queen."
Mary: childless, married William Seymour of Winchester, Va.
Robert Chew, mentioned above, born, Feb. 7, 1826, married Ann M., daughter of James Walter of Va. (one son, Richard Wightman Gustin) married second time Mary, daughter of Col. Geo. Jeffries, Charleston, W. Va.]
[A Descendant of Rev. Alpheus Gustin (See Chapter 8).
Robert Chew Gustin, University of Virginia. Studied law three years with Hon. James M. Mason of Va. Practised until outbreak of War. Was for several years in Va. legislature. Was commonwealth attorney some time. Delegate in two of the National Democratic Conventions. Since the Civil War, has been in State Senate. Was early in the war taken prisoner and on return home found all his property, real and personal, in the hands of the "so-called Loyalists," and himself deprived of resorting to the courts for recovery or compensation. In addition he and others were compelled to pay heavy damages for alleged seizures by the Confederate army. Taken prisoners at the very beginning of the War, after a long confinement, he became so ill that he was paroled. But was soon after arrested and for a long time confined in a Federal Fort as a state prisoner without (as it proved) any specific charges being made against him whatever.]
From a contributor:
Source: The Gustin Compendium (1929), pp. 170, 171, and 307:
3. Aberdy [Gustin], born, Nov. 14, 1780, died, August 1, 1855, married "Nellie," daughter of John Chew, Esq., Loudoun Co., Va., who was a descendant of John Chew from Somersetshire or Worcestershire in England, who came on the ship "Charitie." He served twice from Hog Island as a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses, 1626 to 1629, 1642-1644.
Children of Aberdy Gustin and Eleanor Chew: Margaret, married Col. Samuel Johnston, see children, Page 171: John Chew, Lemuel Chew, Aberdy, Elizabeth, see children below: Mary, Robert Chew, see children below, John C, died, 1850, unmarried. Mary died in Kentucky and married Dr. James Throckmorton.
Parents: Alpheus Gustin, Jr., born at Florida, N. Y., married Margaret Strange who died 1830, Alpheus died 1814.
Their (other) children:
1. Delia died 184—(other number left out, was perhaps 8.) married John Hunter of Va., Children, John, Delia, Mary, William, Robert, Gustin, Rose Anna, George W., Aberly Gustin, family lives in Ridley, Indiana.
2. Col. Robert Gustin, born 1778, died 1838, married Sarah Ogden of W. Va.
Children: Sarah O., died 1870, married first, Dr. David High, of Pa. and had one daughter, Virginia, died unmarried. Second husband was Dr. Joseph Brown of Maryland, daughter Emeline died unmarried.
Emeline K. married 1st. Wm. Clark of N. Y., 2nd. Wm. H. Baker of Va. 1. son, Wm. H. Baker, Jr.
Robert Parker, born, 1822, died, 1855, unmarried.
3. Aberdy (see above)
4. Henry and Adolphus.
NOTE—"Mrs. Palmer, a relation of the Chews and Gustin's told me that Eleanor Chew Gustin and Aberdy also had a son named Abida who was a noble Christian, and is not mentioned in my records before, and his name belongs with the Eleanor Chew Gustin and Aberdy Gustin's children."
Children of Aberdy Gustin and Nelly Chew and descendants:
Margaret, born, 1810, died, 1876, married Col. Samuel Johnston.
Children: Leonidas, Joseph, Samuel, Augustus, Robt. Gustin, William, Mary (mentioned above).
Elizabeth (mentioned above), born, 1812, died 1846, married Valentine Dyche, Esq., of Berkeley, Va.
Children: Caroline (see her children below), Aberdy Gustin, Mary, Robert Gustin, and Elizabeth.
Robert Peter Dyche was born March 17, 1836. (I think at Berkely Springs—but am not sure).
Married Eliza Miller Murray in Mobile, Ala., Feb. 6, 1873.
Only one child was born to them namely, Edith Murray Dyche, born, Mobile, Ala., Feb. 17, 1886—who in turn married William Armistead Christian of Mobile, Ala., and there are three children, viz:
William Armistead Christian, Jr., born, November 1, 1905.
Robert Murray Christian, born, Nov. 17, 1908.
Edith Redwood Christian, born, May 22, 1913.
NOTE—Caroline Dyche as well as her sisters were reputed to be very handsome girls. "Elizabeth Dyche died unmarried in Winchester, Virginia, when she was only 18 years of age, at the home of her Aunt Mary Gustin Seymour, who was one of the most beautiful women in the State. Mrs. Robt. Chew Gustin presented Mrs. E. Virginia Smith (who is a granddaughter of the above mentioned Caroline) with an exquisite ivory miniature of Elizabeth, who had magnificent brown eyes, golden brown hair, and the carriage of a queen."
Mary: childless, married William Seymour of Winchester, Va.
Robert Chew, mentioned above, born, Feb. 7, 1826, married Ann M., daughter of James Walter of Va. (one son, Richard Wightman Gustin) married second time Mary, daughter of Col. Geo. Jeffries, Charleston, W. Va.]
[A Descendant of Rev. Alpheus Gustin (See Chapter 8).
Robert Chew Gustin, University of Virginia. Studied law three years with Hon. James M. Mason of Va. Practised until outbreak of War. Was for several years in Va. legislature. Was commonwealth attorney some time. Delegate in two of the National Democratic Conventions. Since the Civil War, has been in State Senate. Was early in the war taken prisoner and on return home found all his property, real and personal, in the hands of the "so-called Loyalists," and himself deprived of resorting to the courts for recovery or compensation. In addition he and others were compelled to pay heavy damages for alleged seizures by the Confederate army. Taken prisoners at the very beginning of the War, after a long confinement, he became so ill that he was paroled. But was soon after arrested and for a long time confined in a Federal Fort as a state prisoner without (as it proved) any specific charges being made against him whatever.]
Source: The Gustin Compendium (1929), pp. 170, 171, and 307:
3. Aberdy [Gustin], born, Nov. 14, 1780, died, August 1, 1855, married "Nellie," daughter of John Chew, Esq., Loudoun Co., Va., who was a descendant of John Chew from Somersetshire or Worcestershire in England, who came on the ship "Charitie." He served twice from Hog Island as a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses, 1626 to 1629, 1642-1644.
Children of Aberdy Gustin and Eleanor Chew: Margaret, married Col. Samuel Johnston, see children, Page 171: John Chew, Lemuel Chew, Aberdy, Elizabeth, see children below: Mary, Robert Chew, see children below, John C, died, 1850, unmarried. Mary died in Kentucky and married Dr. James Throckmorton.
Parents: Alpheus Gustin, Jr., born at Florida, N. Y., married Margaret Strange who died 1830, Alpheus died 1814.
Their (other) children:
1. Delia died 184—(other number left out, was perhaps 8.) married John Hunter of Va., Children, John, Delia, Mary, William, Robert, Gustin, Rose Anna, George W., Aberly Gustin, family lives in Ridley, Indiana.
2. Col. Robert Gustin, born 1778, died 1838, married Sarah Ogden of W. Va.
Children: Sarah O., died 1870, married first, Dr. David High, of Pa. and had one daughter, Virginia, died unmarried. Second husband was Dr. Joseph Brown of Maryland, daughter Emeline died unmarried.
Emeline K. married 1st. Wm. Clark of N. Y., 2nd. Wm. H. Baker of Va. 1. son, Wm. H. Baker, Jr.
Robert Parker, born, 1822, died, 1855, unmarried.
3. Aberdy (see above)
4. Henry and Adolphus.
NOTE—"Mrs. Palmer, a relation of the Chews and Gustin's told me that Eleanor Chew Gustin and Aberdy also had a son named Abida who was a noble Christian, and is not mentioned in my records before, and his name belongs with the Eleanor Chew Gustin and Aberdy Gustin's children."
Children of Aberdy Gustin and Nelly Chew and descendants:
Margaret, born, 1810, died, 1876, married Col. Samuel Johnston.
Children: Leonidas, Joseph, Samuel, Augustus, Robt. Gustin, William, Mary (mentioned above).
Elizabeth (mentioned above), born, 1812, died 1846, married Valentine Dyche, Esq., of Berkeley, Va.
Children: Caroline (see her children below), Aberdy Gustin, Mary, Robert Gustin, and Elizabeth.
Robert Peter Dyche was born March 17, 1836. (I think at Berkely Springs—but am not sure).
Married Eliza Miller Murray in Mobile, Ala., Feb. 6, 1873.
Only one child was born to them namely, Edith Murray Dyche, born, Mobile, Ala., Feb. 17, 1886—who in turn married William Armistead Christian of Mobile, Ala., and there are three children, viz:
William Armistead Christian, Jr., born, November 1, 1905.
Robert Murray Christian, born, Nov. 17, 1908.
Edith Redwood Christian, born, May 22, 1913.
NOTE—Caroline Dyche as well as her sisters were reputed to be very handsome girls. "Elizabeth Dyche died unmarried in Winchester, Virginia, when she was only 18 years of age, at the home of her Aunt Mary Gustin Seymour, who was one of the most beautiful women in the State. Mrs. Robt. Chew Gustin presented Mrs. E. Virginia Smith (who is a granddaughter of the above mentioned Caroline) with an exquisite ivory miniature of Elizabeth, who had magnificent brown eyes, golden brown hair, and the carriage of a queen."
Mary: childless, married William Seymour of Winchester, Va.
Robert Chew, mentioned above, born, Feb. 7, 1826, married Ann M., daughter of James Walter of Va. (one son, Richard Wightman Gustin) married second time Mary, daughter of Col. Geo. Jeffries, Charleston, W. Va.]
[A Descendant of Rev. Alpheus Gustin (See Chapter 8).
Robert Chew Gustin, University of Virginia. Studied law three years with Hon. James M. Mason of Va. Practised until outbreak of War. Was for several years in Va. legislature. Was commonwealth attorney some time. Delegate in two of the National Democratic Conventions. Since the Civil War, has been in State Senate. Was early in the war taken prisoner and on return home found all his property, real and personal, in the hands of the "so-called Loyalists," and himself deprived of resorting to the courts for recovery or compensation. In addition he and others were compelled to pay heavy damages for alleged seizures by the Confederate army. Taken prisoners at the very beginning of the War, after a long confinement, he became so ill that he was paroled. But was soon after arrested and for a long time confined in a Federal Fort as a state prisoner without (as it proved) any specific charges being made against him whatever.]
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