Lancaster, Robert Alexander, 1862- [from old catalog] · Philadelphia and London, J. B. Lippincott company · leaf 510
nded the militia of Accomac and North-ampton Counties. Colonel Custis is buried in front of the house. He,like his Uncle Adam Michael, died leaving no children.He sold Mt. Custis for the nominal sum of $600.00 to hisniece, the wife of General John Cropper, with the provisothat he, Henry Custis, and… … MT. CUSTIS, ACCOMAC COUNTY end of the Mt. Custis house about 1710, while the olderpart, built by the Michaels, was found in such a bad stateof decay that it was pulled down by the present owner.It had been removed from the house about 1840, by ThomasH. Bayly, when he built the present east side of…
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