Individual Details

Married name was Warrick. Or perhaps Warwick.

One of the sons of Dr. David Patteson was Hampton Warwick. A Warwick is mentioned as being an earlier resident of the home of Elizabeth Powell Camm in Lynchburg. And then I found this rather tantalizing data:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vaamhers/query005.htm
WARWICK / PATTERSON - WARWICK / PATTERSON I'm searching for any info concerning John M. Warwick of Amherst Co.,Virginia, and his freeing of approx. 300 slaves about 1850, purchasing land, building cabins, and providing all support for 1 year, in Logan Co., Ohio, where he moved them in 1851/52. He employed Dr. David Patterson to carry out this project. Two of the slaves names are recorded as Mingo Banks, and Richard Thomas. I am interested in all aspects of this story. Their lives before, during, and after their brief stay in the "Warwick Settlement". Please send reply to: the-armstrongs@webtv.net
Jan 19, 1999 - 23:25 - From: - Michael R. Armstrong

Birth	18 Nov 1780	Buckingham County, Virginia
Death	Jun 1826

Father	Rev. David Patterson (1741 - 1806)
Mother	Sarah George "Sally" Blakey (1747 - 1822)
Sibling	Thomas B. Patterson (1765 - 1768)
Sibling	Dorothy Patterson (1768 - 1768)
Sibling	Mary Patterson (1769 - 1821)
Sibling	James Patterson (1771 - 1793)
Sibling	Jane Patterson (1773 - 1783)
Sibling	Elizabeth Patterson (1776 - 1829)
Sibling	Dr. David R. Patterson (1778 - 1829)
Sibling	Reuben Patterson (1782 - 1848)
Sibling	Catherine Patterson (1792 - )