* W. Payne, Jr. (William Winter Payne?)

W. Payne, Jr. (William Winter Payne?) V K

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Born: 20 December 1835.[3019] Circa 1833–1834 if he was 76 years old in 1909.[3020] [NOTE: does Klitch give 1835?]

Married:

Died: 4 February 1909.[3021] 3 February 1909.[3022]

Obituary: ”…[T]he sanctuary is too sacred to lift the veil to public gaze, so we would with grief lay this simple tribute on the grave of one whose memory we shall ever honor.[3023] See Obituary Chapter. “Dr. W. W. Payne …after practicing medicine was engaged for many years as a school teacher.… Mr. Payne was a genial gentleman of the old school, well informed, and who lived to say a good word and to do a good deed.”[3024] See Obituary Chapter.

Children: Survived by daughters Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Clarence Woodward, and Miss Agnes Richardson Payne.[3025]

Parents and Siblings: Father was Richards Payne.[3026] “[E]ldest child of the late Justice Richards Payne and Mrs. Alice Dixon Payne”.[3027]

Other Family: See Klitch p. 226 for sketch on Richards Payne. Great-grandfather was Capt. William Payne.[3028]

Stories, Letters & Biographies:

CSR:

Additional Information: W. W. Payne. Teacher. Warrenton.[3029] Listed as “W. W. Payne.”[3030] Two William Winter Paynes are listed in the same generation of the local Payne branch (Section A of Col. Payne’s book). The younger of the two, the son of William H. F. and therefore justifiably a “Junior”, was born in 1853. He was only age twelve at the war’s end in 1865, so it is unlikely that he served. The other, son of Alice (Dixon) and Richards Payne, was an older brother to A. D. Payne; he “taught school in Warrenton”, but never married or had children. No mention is made at this source of war service by either of these Williams.[3031] Need to verify identity of this “W. Payne, Jr.”, from V and K sources before move to Not Black Horse chapter. KEITH ARTICLE— John Scott Payne, W. W. Payne, J. W. Payne, J. F. Payne, D. J. Payne. Correspondent has not researched “W. Payne, Jr.”[3032]