Garrison Origins - Stafford County, Virginia - Person Sheet
Garrison Origins - Stafford County, Virginia - Person Sheet
NameRoy A(lexander) M(oses) Garrison 
, GGG Granduncle
, GGG GranduncleBirth17 Jan 1804, Stafford County, Virginia
Death10 Feb 1884, Washington, D.C. Age: 80
Residence1884, Washington, D.C. Age: 79
FatherMoses Garrison I-BY172565 (ca1776-ca1858)
MotherNancy Atchison (ca1773-1850)
Spouses
Birthca 1815, Washington, D.C.
Death19 Feb 1890 Age: 75
FatherPatrick Crowley (ca1800-1886)
MotherJulia Ann Coons (-1832)
Marriage30 Nov 1838, Washington, D.C.
ChildrenWilliam Thomas (1837-1907)
Martha Ann (1841-1916)
Edward Mandie (1843-1914)
Mary Margaret (1857-1910)
Notes for Roy A(lexander) M(oses) Garrison
Evening star., February 12, 1884, Image 4
About Evening star. (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972 [LOC website]
Death of an Aged Citizen. –The funeral services of Mr. Roy A. M. Garrison, who died on the 10th instant, at the advanced age of 80 years, took place at 710 G Street southwest yesterday afternoon, conducted by the Rev. Richard Norris, pastor of Ryland chapel, with which church the deceased had been identified, as a member, since his residence in South Washington, more than 35 years. The remains will be taken for interment, to Stafford county, Virginia, the birthplace of the deceased. Mr. Garrison had resided in the District of Columbia for more than half a century. During the construction of the aqueduct, at Georgetown, he was employed, under the chief engineers, as superintendent of the work. He was well known to most of the old residents of the city, especially in South Washington, and was highly respected in the community as a man of sterling integrity, as well as a good citizen and neighbor.
About Evening star. (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972 [LOC website]
Death of an Aged Citizen. –The funeral services of Mr. Roy A. M. Garrison, who died on the 10th instant, at the advanced age of 80 years, took place at 710 G Street southwest yesterday afternoon, conducted by the Rev. Richard Norris, pastor of Ryland chapel, with which church the deceased had been identified, as a member, since his residence in South Washington, more than 35 years. The remains will be taken for interment, to Stafford county, Virginia, the birthplace of the deceased. Mr. Garrison had resided in the District of Columbia for more than half a century. During the construction of the aqueduct, at Georgetown, he was employed, under the chief engineers, as superintendent of the work. He was well known to most of the old residents of the city, especially in South Washington, and was highly respected in the community as a man of sterling integrity, as well as a good citizen and neighbor.