Augustine married first, Mary Turner, second, Mrs. Sarah Turner, when he was seventy-
seven and she was seventy-two years of age. Augustine and Mary had six children: 
Lockey married Col. David Saunders, they had son, Dr. James Turner Saunders who 
married Anne Marie Rives.
Sally Leftwich married Rev. William Leftwich, son of Col. Thomas Leftwich.
Peyton married first Mildred Fuqua, second, Grace Bradfute. He died in Lynchburg at age 
91.
James married Mildred Turner, their son, James Thomas Leftwich, left Bedford, probably 
for Malde West, Va., as his son, James Thomas Leftwich, Jr. worked as a steamboat 
engineer on the Ohio and Kanawha Rivers. James Thomas Leftwich, III, marred Rita 
Somerville, and like most Leftwiches, attained great success. He headed the Woolworth 
retail empire in the era of rapid expansion in the 50's He spent 46 years working for the 
F.W. Woolworth Co. He joined the company in 1913, at age 24, as a $15.00 a week 
bookkeeper, and became its $200,000+ president in 1954.
James and Mildred named their first daughter, Lockey, for James sister, Lockey, who 
married David Saunders.
James' daughter, Lockey, married Henry T. Franklin, his father was Henry Franklin of 
Amherst. His mother was Rachel Powell, a descendant of Richard Powell, a prominent 
family of Amherst County. Gen. Tyler's Quarterly, Vol. 30, P 64. They all eventually 
settled in Bedford County.
Lockey and Henry Franklin were traveling west in a covered wagon with their six small 
children (circa 1836). On the way, Henry died of a heart attack. Lockey brought the 
children back to Bedford and later married Alvin Claytor.
Lockey and Henry are my ancestors, and I'm told by Albert and Reeder Leftwich, that they 
were probably going to join Lockey's brother, Jesse (Albert's ancestor), who has gone 
earlier.
Other children of James and Mildred were Juliet, Hairston, Walter, Sally, Catherine, 
Etchison Grigsby, and Mary Leftwich.
Jesse, son of Augustine Leftwich, Jr. married Sarah Briscoe.
Robert, son of Augustine Leftwich, Jr., migrated to North Carolina. he had one son, 
G.W.G.I. Leftwich.
Albert Leftwich descends from Augustine through Jesse. Albert and wife, Reeder, are 
from Cut Off, LA and have done considerable family researching and tell some interesting 
stories.
Captain Uriah, son of Augustine, Sr., born 1748, died 1838. Uriah was an Ensign in the 
Revolutionary War and was Captain in the Bedford Militia. He received a warrant for
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