Some records have him as a son of Peter Perkins and Mary L. Morehead Scales, and husband of Mary Anne (Annie) Scales.
But the Rockingham Heritage book has the following info:
"Deep Springs was the home of Nathaniel and Elizabeth Scales. When Deep Springs was sold, all the furniture, portraits and silver were moved to the home of Nathaniel's son, Edgar Forrest Scales in Henry County, Va."
But the Rockingham Heritage book has the following info:
"Deep Springs was the home of Nathaniel and Elizabeth Scales. When Deep Springs was sold, all the furniture, portraits and silver were moved to the home of Nathaniel's son, Edgar Forrest Scales in Henry County, Va."
Some records have him as a son of Peter Perkins and Mary L. Morehead Scales, and husband of Mary Anne (Annie) Scales.
But the Rockingham Heritage book has the following info:
"Deep Springs was the home of Nathaniel and Elizabeth Scales. When Deep Springs was sold, all the furniture, portraits and silver were moved to the home of Nathaniel's son, Edgar Forrest Scales in Henry County, Va."
But the Rockingham Heritage book has the following info:
"Deep Springs was the home of Nathaniel and Elizabeth Scales. When Deep Springs was sold, all the furniture, portraits and silver were moved to the home of Nathaniel's son, Edgar Forrest Scales in Henry County, Va."
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