History of Kentucky, Volume 4
By William Elsey Connelley, Ellis Merton Coulter
at age 15 he moved to Woodstock in Shenandoah Co Virginia. He was a captain in the War of 1812 in Scott's Regiment in Virginia Milita. He married Victoria Tebbs daughter of Capt William Tebbs and Victoria Haislip. William Tebbs was a Capt in the Revolution in a company of Westmoreland Militia.
Victoria brought her husband a great amount of wealth and after their marriage they lived at her native home, "Moss Hill" near Brentsville, Prince William Co Virginia where Charles U Meng practiced law and served as judge until his death in 1865.
their 9 children
Evelina
Ellen
Charles H
James Madison
Sarah
Martha
William
Edmond
Catharine
of these Charles H became a well known lawyer at Louisville, Kentucky and also extensively interested in Texas land, and died near Hopkinsville, Kentucky
http://www.pwcvabooks.com/documents/Gov.JohnTylerJr.pdf
Prince William County Court, Brentsville, Va. May 27th 1826
Box #1, Folder 12, Accession #42267
Virginia Governors Executive Papers – John Tyler Esq.
To His Excellency John Tyler, Governor of the State of Virginia
Sir,
I beg leave to solicit your attention to the petition of Elijah Campbell herewith presented, and signed by
some of the most respectable gentlemen in the Counties of Fauquier and Prince William, among whom are James
Gwatkins Esquire who was the committing magistrate and who signed the petition because he does not consider the
evidence strong enough to have warranted the conviction of the prisoner – and Charles Ming, Esquire a justice of the
peace who sat at the examining court. Doctor Thornton, also a justice of the peace for the County of Prince William,
and Thomas Ingram Esq., one of the oldest and most respectable justices in the County of Fauquier, to most of these
gentlemen Mr. Campbell has been known for a length of time and has born a very fair and reputable character. In
addition to which he is the only support on which his mother, an old and respectable lady can rely. If in the
discharge of your duty and the exercise of your better judgment, you can and will release the petitioner you will I
have no doubt render but an act of Justice to an individual and gratify a number of the inhabitants who have not
signed his petition.
With very great respect and high esteem
I remain your obedient servant
James G. Bryce
1850 Prince William, Virginia hh 314
Geo B Chichester 32
Catherine 31
Chas R 4
Charlott H 2
Geo P 1
Charles Ming 80 Pennsylvania
Victoria Ming 68 Va
Virginia Deaths
Name: Charles Ming
Birth Date: abt 1769
Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Death Date: 9 Feb 1855
Death Place: Prince William, Virginia
Death Age: 86
Race: White
Gender: Male
Father Name: Chas.L. Ming
Mother Name: Elizabeth Stewart
FHL Film Number: 2048581
Name: Charles Ming
Birth Date: abt 1769
Birth Place: Philadelphia
Death Date: 9 Feb 1855
Death Place: Prince William, Virginia
Death Age: 86
Occupation: Farmer
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Gender: Male
Father Name: John Ming
Mother Name: Betsy Ming
Spouse Name: Victoria Ming
FHL Film Number: 2048581
1860 Prince William, Virginia 338
Silas Butler 50 county surveyor
Ann 58
Maria L 19
Silas V 15 student Eng br
Victoria Meng 76
all born Virginia
By William Elsey Connelley, Ellis Merton Coulter
at age 15 he moved to Woodstock in Shenandoah Co Virginia. He was a captain in the War of 1812 in Scott's Regiment in Virginia Milita. He married Victoria Tebbs daughter of Capt William Tebbs and Victoria Haislip. William Tebbs was a Capt in the Revolution in a company of Westmoreland Militia.
Victoria brought her husband a great amount of wealth and after their marriage they lived at her native home, "Moss Hill" near Brentsville, Prince William Co Virginia where Charles U Meng practiced law and served as judge until his death in 1865.
their 9 children
Evelina
Ellen
Charles H
James Madison
Sarah
Martha
William
Edmond
Catharine
of these Charles H became a well known lawyer at Louisville, Kentucky and also extensively interested in Texas land, and died near Hopkinsville, Kentucky
http://www.pwcvabooks.com/documents/Gov.JohnTylerJr.pdf
Prince William County Court, Brentsville, Va. May 27th 1826
Box #1, Folder 12, Accession #42267
Virginia Governors Executive Papers – John Tyler Esq.
To His Excellency John Tyler, Governor of the State of Virginia
Sir,
I beg leave to solicit your attention to the petition of Elijah Campbell herewith presented, and signed by
some of the most respectable gentlemen in the Counties of Fauquier and Prince William, among whom are James
Gwatkins Esquire who was the committing magistrate and who signed the petition because he does not consider the
evidence strong enough to have warranted the conviction of the prisoner – and Charles Ming, Esquire a justice of the
peace who sat at the examining court. Doctor Thornton, also a justice of the peace for the County of Prince William,
and Thomas Ingram Esq., one of the oldest and most respectable justices in the County of Fauquier, to most of these
gentlemen Mr. Campbell has been known for a length of time and has born a very fair and reputable character. In
addition to which he is the only support on which his mother, an old and respectable lady can rely. If in the
discharge of your duty and the exercise of your better judgment, you can and will release the petitioner you will I
have no doubt render but an act of Justice to an individual and gratify a number of the inhabitants who have not
signed his petition.
With very great respect and high esteem
I remain your obedient servant
James G. Bryce
1850 Prince William, Virginia hh 314
Geo B Chichester 32
Catherine 31
Chas R 4
Charlott H 2
Geo P 1
Charles Ming 80 Pennsylvania
Victoria Ming 68 Va
Virginia Deaths
Name: Charles Ming
Birth Date: abt 1769
Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Death Date: 9 Feb 1855
Death Place: Prince William, Virginia
Death Age: 86
Race: White
Gender: Male
Father Name: Chas.L. Ming
Mother Name: Elizabeth Stewart
FHL Film Number: 2048581
Name: Charles Ming
Birth Date: abt 1769
Birth Place: Philadelphia
Death Date: 9 Feb 1855
Death Place: Prince William, Virginia
Death Age: 86
Occupation: Farmer
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Gender: Male
Father Name: John Ming
Mother Name: Betsy Ming
Spouse Name: Victoria Ming
FHL Film Number: 2048581
1860 Prince William, Virginia 338
Silas Butler 50 county surveyor
Ann 58
Maria L 19
Silas V 15 student Eng br
Victoria Meng 76
all born Virginia
History of Kentucky, Volume 4
By William Elsey Connelley, Ellis Merton Coulter
at age 15 he moved to Woodstock in Shenandoah Co Virginia. He was a captain in the War of 1812 in Scott's Regiment in Virginia Milita. He married Victoria Tebbs daughter of Capt William Tebbs and Victoria Haislip. William Tebbs was a Capt in the Revolution in a company of Westmoreland Militia.
Victoria brought her husband a great amount of wealth and after their marriage they lived at her native home, "Moss Hill" near Brentsville, Prince William Co Virginia where Charles U Meng practiced law and served as judge until his death in 1865.
their 9 children
Evelina
Ellen
Charles H
James Madison
Sarah
Martha
William
Edmond
Catharine
of these Charles H became a well known lawyer at Louisville, Kentucky and also extensively interested in Texas land, and died near Hopkinsville, Kentucky
http://www.pwcvabooks.com/documents/Gov.JohnTylerJr.pdf
Prince William County Court, Brentsville, Va. May 27th 1826
Box #1, Folder 12, Accession #42267
Virginia Governors Executive Papers – John Tyler Esq.
To His Excellency John Tyler, Governor of the State of Virginia
Sir,
I beg leave to solicit your attention to the petition of Elijah Campbell herewith presented, and signed by
some of the most respectable gentlemen in the Counties of Fauquier and Prince William, among whom are James
Gwatkins Esquire who was the committing magistrate and who signed the petition because he does not consider the
evidence strong enough to have warranted the conviction of the prisoner – and Charles Ming, Esquire a justice of the
peace who sat at the examining court. Doctor Thornton, also a justice of the peace for the County of Prince William,
and Thomas Ingram Esq., one of the oldest and most respectable justices in the County of Fauquier, to most of these
gentlemen Mr. Campbell has been known for a length of time and has born a very fair and reputable character. In
addition to which he is the only support on which his mother, an old and respectable lady can rely. If in the
discharge of your duty and the exercise of your better judgment, you can and will release the petitioner you will I
have no doubt render but an act of Justice to an individual and gratify a number of the inhabitants who have not
signed his petition.
With very great respect and high esteem
I remain your obedient servant
James G. Bryce
1850 Prince William, Virginia hh 314
Geo B Chichester 32
Catherine 31
Chas R 4
Charlott H 2
Geo P 1
Charles Ming 80 Pennsylvania
Victoria Ming 68 Va
Virginia Deaths
Name: Charles Ming
Birth Date: abt 1769
Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Death Date: 9 Feb 1855
Death Place: Prince William, Virginia
Death Age: 86
Race: White
Gender: Male
Father Name: Chas.L. Ming
Mother Name: Elizabeth Stewart
FHL Film Number: 2048581
Name: Charles Ming
Birth Date: abt 1769
Birth Place: Philadelphia
Death Date: 9 Feb 1855
Death Place: Prince William, Virginia
Death Age: 86
Occupation: Farmer
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Gender: Male
Father Name: John Ming
Mother Name: Betsy Ming
Spouse Name: Victoria Ming
FHL Film Number: 2048581
1860 Prince William, Virginia 338
Silas Butler 50 county surveyor
Ann 58
Maria L 19
Silas V 15 student Eng br
Victoria Meng 76
all born Virginia
By William Elsey Connelley, Ellis Merton Coulter
at age 15 he moved to Woodstock in Shenandoah Co Virginia. He was a captain in the War of 1812 in Scott's Regiment in Virginia Milita. He married Victoria Tebbs daughter of Capt William Tebbs and Victoria Haislip. William Tebbs was a Capt in the Revolution in a company of Westmoreland Militia.
Victoria brought her husband a great amount of wealth and after their marriage they lived at her native home, "Moss Hill" near Brentsville, Prince William Co Virginia where Charles U Meng practiced law and served as judge until his death in 1865.
their 9 children
Evelina
Ellen
Charles H
James Madison
Sarah
Martha
William
Edmond
Catharine
of these Charles H became a well known lawyer at Louisville, Kentucky and also extensively interested in Texas land, and died near Hopkinsville, Kentucky
http://www.pwcvabooks.com/documents/Gov.JohnTylerJr.pdf
Prince William County Court, Brentsville, Va. May 27th 1826
Box #1, Folder 12, Accession #42267
Virginia Governors Executive Papers – John Tyler Esq.
To His Excellency John Tyler, Governor of the State of Virginia
Sir,
I beg leave to solicit your attention to the petition of Elijah Campbell herewith presented, and signed by
some of the most respectable gentlemen in the Counties of Fauquier and Prince William, among whom are James
Gwatkins Esquire who was the committing magistrate and who signed the petition because he does not consider the
evidence strong enough to have warranted the conviction of the prisoner – and Charles Ming, Esquire a justice of the
peace who sat at the examining court. Doctor Thornton, also a justice of the peace for the County of Prince William,
and Thomas Ingram Esq., one of the oldest and most respectable justices in the County of Fauquier, to most of these
gentlemen Mr. Campbell has been known for a length of time and has born a very fair and reputable character. In
addition to which he is the only support on which his mother, an old and respectable lady can rely. If in the
discharge of your duty and the exercise of your better judgment, you can and will release the petitioner you will I
have no doubt render but an act of Justice to an individual and gratify a number of the inhabitants who have not
signed his petition.
With very great respect and high esteem
I remain your obedient servant
James G. Bryce
1850 Prince William, Virginia hh 314
Geo B Chichester 32
Catherine 31
Chas R 4
Charlott H 2
Geo P 1
Charles Ming 80 Pennsylvania
Victoria Ming 68 Va
Virginia Deaths
Name: Charles Ming
Birth Date: abt 1769
Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Death Date: 9 Feb 1855
Death Place: Prince William, Virginia
Death Age: 86
Race: White
Gender: Male
Father Name: Chas.L. Ming
Mother Name: Elizabeth Stewart
FHL Film Number: 2048581
Name: Charles Ming
Birth Date: abt 1769
Birth Place: Philadelphia
Death Date: 9 Feb 1855
Death Place: Prince William, Virginia
Death Age: 86
Occupation: Farmer
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Gender: Male
Father Name: John Ming
Mother Name: Betsy Ming
Spouse Name: Victoria Ming
FHL Film Number: 2048581
1860 Prince William, Virginia 338
Silas Butler 50 county surveyor
Ann 58
Maria L 19
Silas V 15 student Eng br
Victoria Meng 76
all born Virginia
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