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The Barclays of New
York : Who They
Are and Who They
Are Not, — and Some
Other Barclays

BY

R. BURNHAM MOFFAT

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NEW YORK

ROBERT GRIER COOKE, PUBLISHER

1904

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Copyright, 1904
By R. BURNHAM MOFFAT

IE8S OF THE LIVINGSTOS MWJLEJlTCH CO.
. NftW, YORK

TO

ALEXANDER BARCLAY, Esq^

OF

St. Paul, Minnesota

CONTENTS.

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PART I. — A Mistaken Tradition. Testimony of

the Records of East New Jersey i

PART II. — A Mistaken Tradition, Contiyiued.
Testimony of the Records at Bury Hill,
Surrey 17

PART III. — A Mistaken Tradition, Contimied.

Testimony of the Records in I^ondon. ... 41

PART IV. — lyiNE OF Descent from John Barclay,

of East New Jersey . 53

PART V. — The Dublin Branch of the Barclays

OF Ury 66

PART VI. — Line of Descent from Thomas Bar-
clay, of St. Mary's County, Maryland. . 86

PART VII. — EiNE OF Descent from Rev. Thomas
Barclay, First Rector of St. Peter's
Church, Albany 99

PART VIII. — Extracts from New York City Direc-
tories. 1 786-1 803 219

PART IX. — A Partial Table of Descent of the

Barclays of Ury 222

PART X. — Sundry Eines of Descent of American

Barclays and Barkleys. . . ., 227

PART XI. — Some Scattered Barclay Records.... 332

PART XII. — Sundry Records of the Barclays in

Ireland, other than of the Ury Family. 374

Contents.

PAGE

APPENDIX A. — Records of the Amboy Monthly

Meeting 382

APPENDIX B.— Act of Parliament, 45 Geo. Ill,

Chap. 88 385

APPENDIX C. — Ancestry of I^ady Katharine Gor-
don 394

APPENDIX D. — Arms of the Barclays of Pierston
AND OF THE Barclays of Mather
AND Urie 396

APPENDIX E.— IvAST Will of John Barclay, Second

of that Name in East New Jersey .... 399

APPENDIX F, — Memorandum Touching Records in

Virginia and Maryland 402

INDEX I.— Surname Barclay 417

INDEX II. — Surname Barkley 427

INDEX III. — Surnames other than Barclay 431

THE following pages have grown out of the author's search
for the ancestry of his great grandfather, Thomas Bar-
civAY^ of St. Mary's County, Maryland. The interesting
matter that came to his notice during the course of that search
invited frequent digressions from his own line, until his notes
were charged with a variety of material which he felt should be
preserved in some permanent form. He accordingly determined
to print privately and at his own expense what appears in the
following pages; but so many requests have come to him for
copies of the book that he has recently decided to place it upon
the market at somewhat less than cost, and thus make it readily
accessible to all who care for it.

He is conscious that in a work of this kind, to which he has
been able to give only his leisure hours, errors are bound to creep
in, — particularly in tables of descent where it is sought to make
a record of precise dates of birth, death and marriage; and he
earnestly invites the correction of errors and the supplying of
omitted names and dates.

He wishes, too, to express his thanks to the many who have
aided him with the material used, and in particular to express his
appreciation of the courtesy shown him by Mr. Robe;rt H.
KeIvBY^ the librarian of the New York Historical Society, by
Mr. Be;ali;, the Register of the Friends Records in Eustace
Street, Dublin, and by the Officials of the Record Office in Dublin.

New York, January 2, 1904.

R. B. M.

PART I.

A Mistaken Tradition. — Testimony of the Records of East New

Jersey.

A TRADITION has been seriously entertained by many of
the descendants of Rev. Thomas Barclay, the first rector
of St. Peter's at Albany, that they are of Ury stock.
Their ancestor, the Rev. Thomas, they assert, was the son of
John Barclay of Ury who settled in East New Jersey m 1684,
married (according to the tradition) one "Cornelia Van Schaick,"
and died there in 1731, — the issue of such union being the same
Thomas Barclay who in 1708 appeared as a catechist among the
Indians on the upper Hudson, and subsequently became more
widely known as the first rector of St. Peter's at Albany.

The public and private records, the old letters and the docu-
ments which have come to the notice of the writer in tracing his
own line of descent, have borne such convincing testimony to the
inaccuracy of the tradition that he has felt impelled to lay before
those who may be interested the facts which in his judgment
wholly disprove the claim that Rev. Thomas Barclay of St. Peter's
was of the Ury family.

John Barclay, who settled in East New Jersey in 1684, was
the second son of Col. David Barclay of Ury. The father had
served with distinction in the Thirty Years War as a follower of
Gustavus Adolphus, and had borne arms in the civil wars at
home. On December 24th, 1647, he married Lady. Katharine
Gordon, known as the "White Rose of Scotland," and about a
year later (in 1648) purchased from William, Earl of Mareschal,
the estate of Ury in the County of Kincardine, Scotland. In
1679, under charter from the crown, this estate and some neigh-
boring estates which were also owned by Col. David, were united
into the "Barony of Ury." Until some time preceding the pur-
chase of Ury and for a period of more than five hundred years,
the family had owned and been identified with the estate of
Mathers ; but through financial stress Col. David Barclay's father
had been forced to part with this ancient holding, and the family

A Mistaken Tradition.

later became more widely known as the "Barclays of Ury," al-
though sometimes designated as "of Mathers and Ury."

In 1666 Col. David joined the Society of Friends and as a
consequence was subjected to persecution, imprisonment and
frequent indignities. He is described "as proper tall a person-
" age of a man as could be seen among thousands. His hair
" white as the flax, but quite bald upon the top of his head, which
" obliged him to wear commonly a black satin cap under his hat."
He died in 1686 and was buried near Ury on the 12th of Oc-
tober of that year.^

Three sons and two daughters were born to Col. David
Barclay, and Lady Katharine Gordon, his wife :

Robert, born 1648, the "Apologist;"

Lucy, died 1686, unmarried ;

Jean, married Sir Ewen Cameron, of Lochiel ;

John, born 1659, who migrated to East New Jersey; and

David, his youngest son, who died at sea, unmarried.

The migration of John Barclay to America was doubtless
due, in part at any rate, to the life appointment of his older
brother, Robert, as governor of the then proprietary province of
East New Jersey. Robert did not come out to America, nor did
John come out as his deputy ; but, in the earlier days of his resi-
dence in the province, John Barclay was prominent in its affairs
and seems, so long as he remained an orthodox Quaker, to have
stood in close relations with his family in Scotland. With the
change of faith, however, which we read of within the few years
following his settlement at Perth Amboy, an estrangement from
his family followed (for religious tolerance was but little known
in those days, and as little among the Quakers as. among others),
and John Barclay seems soon to have lost that influence and
prestige which his birth and family connections would naturally
have secured for him and for his descendants.

The part he played in the affairs of the province may per-
haps be the better appreciated if the relation of the province to
the mother country be made plain at the outset.

It was on August 27, 1664, that the English captured New
Amsterdam from the Dutch ; but even prior to such capture, and

^Genealogical Account of the Barclays oe Urie, London; John Herbert, 1812.

Records of East New Jersey.

in confident anticipation thereof, King Charles II had granted
the entire province to his brother James, Duke of York, and he
in turn had divided the territory so granted and had conveyed to
Lord John Berkeley and to Sir George Carteret all that portion
of the province which was bounded on the east by the Hudson
River, on the west by the Delaware River, and on the north by a
line drawn from river to river at about the 41st parallel of lati-
tude. Both Lord John Berkeley (who was a brother of Sir
William Berkeley, more widely known as the Governor of Vir-
ginia from 1660 to 1677), and Sir George Carteret had been dis-
tinguished and steadfast loyalists during the civil wars; and out
of compliment to Carteret, who as Governor of the little island
of Jersey in the British Channel had been the last commander
during such wars to lower the royal flag, the tract so granted
was named Nezu Jersey.

In the year following the capture of New Amsterdam, Philip
Carteret, a kinsman of Sir George, was granted a governor's
commission and sailed for the province accompanied by a number
of colonists. He landed at the spot soon afterwards called Bliza-
hethtozvn, in honor of Lady Carteret, and there he established the
seat of government.

The Dutch recaptured the province in 1673 ; but upon the
conclusion of peace on February 9th, 1674, the English title to
the soil was finally recognized and New Jersey reverted to its
English proprietors. Lord John Berkeley, however, retained his
share of the province for scarcely thirty days after the conclusion
of peace. On March i8th, 1674, he sold his entire undivided
interest in the province for the sum of £ 1,000, to one John Fen-
wick, a Quaker, who acquired such interest for himself and for
another Quaker, named Edward Billings. Two years later, in
July, 1676, Carteret and Fenwick agreed upon a formal partition
of their holding, and an imaginary line was thereupon drawn from
the shore of the ocean at Little Egg Harbor to the northwestern
corner of the province. The portion lying to the northerly and
easterly of this line, thereafter known as Bast Nezv Jersey, be-
came the separate property of Carteret, while the remaining por-
tion, subsequently known as West New Jersey, was divided be-
tween its Quaker proprietors. Our interest in this sketch is
centred in the first-mentioned portion.

A Mistaken Tradition.

Philip Carteret, on behalf of his kinsman, Sir George, re-
sumed the administration of the government of East New Jersey,
and such tract being regarded as a separate province, was divided
into four counties, Bergen, Essex, Middlesex and Monmouth.
Somerset County was the next created,— in 1688,

Sir George Carteret lived but a few years after the establish-
ment of East New Jersey, and upon his death left the entire
province to the trustees of his estate. They offered it for sale,
and in 1682 it was purchased by a company of twelve Quakers,
of whom William Penn is now the most widely known. These
twelve purchasers associated with themselves twelve others, most
of whom, but not all, were both Scotchmen and Quakers, and
the twenty-four proprietors, for further assurance, obtained from
the Duke of York on the 13th of March, 1683, ^ ^^^w patent of
the province, issued directly to themselves. The early history of
the province was marked with no little friction between those who
administered its affairs on behalf of the proprietors and those who
sought to do so on behalf of the Crown; and finally and in 1702
the government of the province was duly ceded by the pro-
prietors to the Crown.

Among the twenty-four proprietors to whom the patent of
March 13th, 1683, was issued as above mentioned, was Robert
Barclay, the eldest son of Col. David Barclay and Lady Kath-
arine Gordon. It is he who has added the greatest lustre to the
Barclay name, through his famous "Apology for the True Chris-
tian Divinity" which he wrote, and in 1675, when but twenty-
seven years of age, presented to King Charles II. Although
chosen by the proprietors to be governor of the province for life,
Robert Barclay never came to America, but entrusted the actual
administration of its affairs to one Gawen Laurie, whom he ap-
pointed to the office of deputy governor. The younger brothers,
however, John and David, both came to the province, unmarried.
David died at sea on his second voyage out, while John, very
shortly after his arrival, settled in Perth Amboy, where he died
in 1731.

What has thus far been written is conceded by all. It is
here that the tradition referred to, on the one hand, and the pub-
lic and private records to be cited below, on the other hand, bear
widely divergent testimony. The tradition is best told, perhaps,

Records of East New Jersey.

in the words of Mr. George h. Rives, in his work entitled "Cor-
respondence of Thomas Barclay" (New York: Harper &
Brothers, 1894), wherein he has edited sundry letters of the first
British Consul General in New York, who was a grandson of
Rev, Thomas Barclay of Albany.

"About 1685," writes Mr. Rives, without, however, giving
any authority for the selection of such year, "he (John Barclay)
" married a lady whose name alone is sufficient evidence of her
" descent. She was Cornelia Van Schaick" (citing Hoi^GATii's
American Ge;nkalogie;s, published 1851, where not even the sug-
gestion of an authority for such alleged marriage is given), "a
" member, it would seem, of the extensive Van Schaick family of
" Albany." Mr. Rives then refers to John Barclay's conversion
to the Church of England as having occurred prior to 1702, and
states that an English clergyman. Rev. Thorowgood Moore, had
officiated in Perth Amboy sometime between 1702 and 1707* and
that, prior to his appearance in Perth Amboy, Mr. Moore had
been a missionary at Albany and among the Indians.

"We may well suppose," Mr. Rives thereupon argues, "that
"he (Moore) did not fail when he found a likely young man
" with a vocation for the ministry, to urge the noble work that
" might be done on the wild frontier about the head waters of
" the Hudson River. Whether Mr. Moore did indeed find such
" a young man at Perth Amboy, and whether he did influence the
" course of his career, must remain a conjecture ; but certain it is,"
Mr. Rives asseverates, "that Thomas Barclay, a son of John Bar-
" clay, went early in the eighteenth century to England, took
" orders, and was in due time sent, in his turn, by the Society as
" Missionary at Albany and among the Indians. He seems to
"have reached Albany in 1707 or 1708."

Mr. Rives next seems to think that the fact that the church
at Albany bore the same name as the church at Perth Amboy,
"St. Peters," is possessed of some significance in view of Rev.
Thomas Barclay having been the first rector of the Albany parish.
But Mr. Rives has evidently overlooked the fact that the patent
was issued for St. Peter's at Albany in 17 14, while St. Peter's at
Perth Amboy was not chartered until 1718; and the name of the
former church, consequently, could hardly have been selected out
of any sentimental regard on the part of its rector for the Perth

A Mistaken Tradition.

Amboy parish, which was not even called into being until four
years after the establishment of the Albany Church.

Quite apart from what is shown by the records, referred to
below, the probabilities are all against the alleged marriage be-
tween John Barclay and Cornelia Van Schaick. The Van
Schaicks of colonial days were well known. Two separate fami-
lies of that name were early settlers on the upper Hudson, of one
of which Goosen Gerritse Van Schaick was the head, and of the
other, Claes Van Schaick.^ The line of descent from each of
these heads is well known, and is available to all who would con-
sult it ; yet no such marriage can be found in the records of either
line. It is true that a Cornelia Van Schaick, born 1670, is men-
tioned in those records ; but her marriage also is chronicled there
as occurring in 1690 to Johannes Pluvier.^ The only other Cor-
nelia Van Schaick appearing in either line was a daughter of
Claes Van Schaick; and she was not born until 1710.

It is hardly probable that if, as has been claimed, John Bar-
clay ever married into this family, all knowledge of such fact
would have escaped the students of the Van Schaick genealogy,
when we consider not only the prominence of the family from
which John Barclay came, but also the prominence of Rev.
Thomas Barclay (who by the same tradition is claimed to have
been his son), and the subsequent social distinction of many of
Rev. Thomas Barclay's descendants.

Nor is it likely that such a marriage would have occurred un-
noticed at a time when the feeling between those of differing re-"
ligious views was as bitter as we know it to have been toward the
close of the 17th century. The Van Schaicks were closely iden-
tified with the Dutch Church of the day, and John Barclay up to
1692, certainly, was a prominent and earnest Quaker. If any
such marriage occurred, of which Rev. Thomas Barclay was (as
is claimed) the issue, it could hardly have occurred later than
1687; for in 1708 Rev. Thomas Barclay had taken orders in the
established church and was engaged in his mission at Albany,
He must certainly have been at least twenty-one 5^ears of age
when ordained ; and even were he ordained at once upon attaining

-See Genealogy First Settlers of Albany (Munsell & Co.), pp. 131-133.
»See N. Y. Gen. & BioG. Rec, vol. VII, p. 54.

Records of East New Jersey.

his majority and during the very year in which he came out to
Albany, his birth could not have occurred later than 1687. The
supposed marriage, therefore, between John Barclay and Cor-
nelia Van Schaick must have occurred, if at all, in or prior to the
year 1687.

There is no record of such marriage in any Dutch Church of
which the marriage records have been preserved ; and neither
mention of marriage nor reference to any wife or son of John
Barclay can be found in the records of the Quaker meeting which
was inaugurated at Amboy on August 3rd, 1686. The original
records of that meeting are preserved in Plainfield, New Jersey,
the meeting having moved in 1689 from Amboy to Woodbridge,
and later to Railway and thence to Plainfield. Such records show
that from 1686 to 1689 (when the records were discontinued until
1704), John Barclay was an active member of the meeting. The
marriages of other Friends which occurred during those years
were noted, as well as t'le birth of children to sundry members
of the meeting ; but no mention is made of John Barclay having
married, or of any son having been born to him, nor is there any
fact stated from which it could properly be inferred that he was
a married man during any portion of those three years. In Ap-
pendix A, hereunto annexed, will be found sundry extracts from
the records of the Amboy Monthly Meeting.

At some time during the fifteen years which intervened be-
tween 1689 and 1704, when, as has been stated, the keeping of the
records of this meeting was discontinued, John Barclay seems to
have left the Society of Friends and gone over to the Church
of England. He was undoubtedly influenced to this course by
George Keith, by whom, as we shall see below, he had been ap-
pointed deputy surveyor of the province in the year 1688. Nor
is it at all unlikely that such departure from the testimonies of his
father and brother served in some measure to estrange him from
his family; for we find that in 1701 his nephew, Robert Barclay,
then the head of the family at Ury, appointed others in the
province to be his attorneys-in-fact, and that John Barclay from
that time forward does not seem to have acted on behalf of any
of his Scottish kinsmen.

George Keith was and for many years had been a most ardent
preacher among the Quakers ; but diflfering with many of the

A Mistaken Tradition.

leaders, whom he publicly charged with deism, he gradually be-
came the head of a sect or faction, and in 1692 was formally dis-
owned by the main body of Friends. In 1694 he went to England
and laid his case before the London Yearly Meeting, as a sort of
an appeal from Philadelphia. It is said that this is the only in-
stance of such an appeal having been taken. The London Meet-
ing approved the disownment,^ and shortly thereafter Keith took
orders in the Established Church.^

John Barclay was undoubtedly a member of the Keithian
party; for a careful search of the records of the Woodbridge
Monthly Meeting from 1704 (when the keeping of records was
resumed) until long subsequently to the year of his death, 1731,
fails to disclose the mention of his name. Nor in the register of
the births of the children of Friends, which seems to have been
most carefully kept by this meeting from 1705 down, was there
a single record of a Barclay born ; nor in the register similarly
kept of the decease of Friends, did the name Barclay occur until
as late as 1862.

It is possible and even probable that those members of the
Amboy- Woodbridge Meeting who followed Keith from 1689 to
1694, held a monthly meeting of their own arid kept their sepa-
rate records of marriages, births and deaths. In an undated letter
to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel (written prob-
ably in England between 1694 and 1702) Keith stated that those
of the Quakers in America who had joined him held their sepa-
rate meetings, and that in 1694 when he sailed for England he
left fourteen or fifteen different meetings of his adherents scat-
tered through East and West Jersey and Pennsylvania.^ One
writer states that on the present site of the old Topanemus bury-
ing ground (near Marlboro, New Jersey), there stood a Scotch
and English Quaker Meeting House, which, through the labors of
George Keith, later became the place of worship of the congrega-
tion now known as St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church of

^Woodbridge & Vicinity, by Rev. J. W. Dalley: New Brunswick, N. J., 1S73,
page 62.

"See Janney's History op the Society of Friends; also Gerard Croese's Gen-
eral History of the Quakers.

"See Collections of the Protestant Episcopal Historical Society for the
Year 1851. New York: Stanford & Swords, publishers.

Records of East New Jersey.

Freehold, N. J. i' and it is stated that John Barclay was one of
those interested and active in its erection. The rector of St.
Peter's in 1897 informed the writer that no parish records were
extant, antedating 1824, although the parish had been chartered
as a part of the Colonial Anglican Church in 173 1. If such a
meeting were in fact held there, it yet remains for someone to
locate the records of such meeting, if they still be extant, and
to give them to the world. The most diligent inquiry on the part
of the writer has failed to discover them.

With the conversion of their leader to the Church of Eng-
land, the adherents of Keith soon lost their identity as a separate
sect ; and many of those who had been identified with him in the
controversy, followed him into the Established Church. Among
such, in all probability, was John Barclay.

In April, 1702, Keith came back to America on a mission
tour for the church in which he had been ordained, and remained
here until August, 1704. He made many converts and founded
numerous societies wdiich subsequently developed into church
organizations.

It is believed that most of the meetings of the so-called
"Christian Quakers," which he had organized between his dis-
ownment in Philadelphia in *7'92 and his sailing for England in
34-94, became, when not wholly disrupted by his subsequent
change of faith, the kernels out of which sundry Baptist churches
subsequently grew.

Shortly after his return to England he published, in 1706, a
"Narrative" of his "Travels, Services and Successes," which may
be found in several of the larger libraries. It has been repub-
lished in more readable form in the "Collections of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Historical Society for the year 185 1," above cited.
Only two extracts from his Narrative, however, are of interest in
this sketch. They are as follows :

"1702: Oct. 3, Sunday. I preached at Amboy in East Jersey; the
Auditory was small; My text was Tit. 2. n, 12. But such as were there
were well affected ; some of them, of my former Acquaintance, and others
who had been formerly Quakers iDut were come over to the Church, par-
ticularly Miles Forster and John Barclay (Brother to Robert Barclay who
published the Apology for the Quakers) the Place has very few Inhabi-

^See Brick Church Memorial, by Rev. Theo. W. Wells: Marlborough, N. J.,
1877, page 21.

lo A Mistaken Tradition.

tants. We were several Days Kindly entertained by Miles Forster at
his House there."

"April 26, 1704. I sailed down Maryland Bay to Virginia, in Captain
Puhnan's Ship, who very kindly entertained me and Mr. John Barclay,
my good Friend with me; He, in true Love and Affection, travelled with
me from his dwelling House at Aviboy in East Jersey, to James River in
Virginia and he staid with me until he saw me aboard the ship, June 8,
v;here we took our Farewell.''

The above are the only records that have come to the writer's
notice that bear in any way upon John Barclay's change of faith.
There is much to be wished for touching the details of that
change ; but records will doubtless be found hereafter which may
establish more clearly his religious associations until the issuing
of a charter to St. Peter's Church in Amboy, on the 30th of July,
1718. In and by that charter, John Barclay was constituted
junior warden f and, as the vestry records show, he was elected
and re-elected warden at the meetings of March 31, 1719; April
18, 1720; April II, 1721 ; and March 27, 1722. On September
23, 1728, he was chosen clerk to the corporation of St. Peter's,
and on March 31, 1730, was elected vestryman. On April 20,
1731, he was re-elected vestryman; but no further mention of his
name is found in the vestry minutes. His death occurred prior
to December 31st of that year, as the records of "The General
Proprietors of the Eastern Division of New Jersey" bear witness.^

While the vestry minutes of St. Peter's at Amboy are pre-
served, it is a matter of much regret that its earlier parish records
have been lost ; and yet as the church was not established until
1 718, it is doubtful whether, even were these parish records ex-
tant, they would throw much if any light on the questions that
interest us here, namely, the marriage and issue of John Barclay.
The records at Perth Amboy of the General Proprietors permit,
as it seems to the writer, but a single line of inferences, to wit,
that John Barclay was not married until somewhere between 1696
and 1699; that his wife's name was not Cornelia, but Katharine;

*See original records of the \^estry of St. Peter's Church at Perth Amboy.

"Since writing the above, the newspaper notices of John Barclay's death, referred
to below, have come to the attention of the writer. From them it appears that he died
probably between the 22nd and 29th of April, 1731. His last election as vestryman,
therefore, must have preceded his death by a few days only.

Records of East New Jersey. n

that his wife died either in 1702 or in 1703 ; and that he had but
one son whom he named John, clc -^ K'^^*^ /^'t^j^.Ai,.^

These inferences as to the year of his marriage, as to his wife's
Christian name, and as to the time of her death, are drawn from
the fact that in all the deeds which are on record as having been
executed by John Barclay between 1686 and 1731, — and there
are a number of them, — no wife joins with him in a single trans-
fer except in those executed between September, 1696, and
March, 1704. During that period three deeds were executed
and recorded, the first on December 23rd, 1699, the second on
September 12th, 1700, and the third on December 17th, 1701 ;
and in each of them the grantors were "John Barclay, of Amboy,
Gentleman, and Katharine, his wife." In a deed executed by him
on September 15th, 1696, -no wife had joined; and a deed ex-
ecuted on March 14th, 1704, was also, as were all subsequent
deeds, executed by John Barclay alone. While the presumption
arising from these facts is not conclusive, as proving that some-
where between September 15th, 1696, and December 23rd, 1699,
John Barclay married a woman whose Christian name was Kath-
arine, and that such wife died somewhere between December 17th,
1701 (the date of the last deed in which she joined), and March
14th, 1704 (the date of the next deed executed by him), the
presumption is nevertheless warranted ; and until stronger proof
to the contrary is adduced, the evidence afforded by these records
should be taken as establishing the three facts stated. ^*^

The inference as to John Barclay's having a son John, is sup-
ported by the record of a deed executed in 1724 to John Barclay,
Jr., of Freehold ; by the direct statement contained in the record
of administration on John Barclay's estate, that "John Barclay, his
son and heir," requested that administration should be granted
to William Bradford ; a.nd by the fact that nearly three years
after the grant of such administration, a deed was recorded of a
grant of land to "John Barclay of the County of Middlesex."

The following is a brief chronological summary of the
records of the General Proprietors of the Eastern Division of

^"Since the above was written, the records of St. Mary's Church at Burlington,
West New Jersey, have been examined by the writer. It there appears that on Janu-
ary 6, 1703, "Catherine Barclay" was buried at Amboy by Rev. John Talbot. There is
no reason to doubt that this was the wife of John Barclay.

12 A Mistaken Tradition.

New Jersey, in which John Barclay appears either as grantor or
as grantee, with a reference to the volumes and pages where such
records may respectively be found. There is also noted the
record of administration on his estate.

1684 July 10. Deed from Robert Barclay of Ury, to John Barclay his

brother, of 500 acres in East Jersey, called "Plainfield."
(Referred to in Liber G., p. 97.)

1685 Jan. 18. Patent to John Barclay of lands in Plainfield. (Referred

to in Liber D., p. 12.)

1686 Mch. 8. Deed from David Barclay of Ury, and Robert his eldest

son, to John Barclay of Amboy.

Recites that David Barclay, Sr., gave to his son David,
merchant, certain moneys which in the event of said
David's dying without issue were to revert to his older
brother, Robert ; that with those moneys, David, Jr.,
had bought one-twentieth part of a propriety in the
Province of East Jersey, and goods of the value of
£150, all of which goods, together with seven or eight
servants, he took in August, 1685, on board the ship
"America" bound from Aberdeen to East New Jersey ;
that David died at sea during the voyage; and that the
land and property thereupon reverted to Robert, and
that Robert with the consent of his father David and
out of love and affection for his brother John,
Conveys all said property to John Barclay (described as
"planter and inhabitant in said province"), on condition
that if John should die without issue, everything should
revert to Robert, his heirs, executors, &c.

A part of the expressed consideration for this transfer was
the extinguishment by John of a balance due on a bond
for 1350 Scotch marks, which Robert had given to John
in 1684. {Liber G., p. 108.)

1686 Dec. 20. Proprietors confirm above transfer to John Barclay, "in

right of David Barclay, his late brother." {Liber B.,
pp. 40 and 42.)

16S6 Dec. 29. Endorsed on deed last described was a transfer by John
Barclay to his brother Robert Barclay of Ury, of all
property thus confirmed to him. No wife joins with
John Barclay in the transfer. {Liber B., pp. 41 and
42.)

1687 Mch. I. Robert Barclay of Ury, confirms to John Barclay, a

grant of 500 acres. {Liber B., p. 79.)

1687 Nov. 2. In a grant by the proprietors, John Barclay appears to be

one of the Council of the Deputy Governor. {Liber B.,
p. I74-)

1688 May 12. The same appears under this date. {Liber B., p. 399.)
1688 Nov. S. John Barclay, described as "of Plainfield" appoints

George McKensie, his attorney to collect, &c. {Liber
D., p. 14- )
16B8 Nov. 7. Deed by John Barclay (no wife mentioned), described
as "of Plainfield," to George McKensie, of all said Bar-
clay's land in Plainfield. {Liber D., p. 12.)

Records of East New Jersey. 13

1690 May II. Grant by proprietors to John Barclay "of Plainfield" of
lands on the Raritan River, Middlesex County. {Liber
D., p. 169.)

1690 July 19. John Barclay (no wife mentioned) "of Plainfield" trans-

fers said lands to George JVillocks. (Liber D., p. 205.)

1691 June 6. John Barclay, in deed of this date, is described as "of

Plainfield." (Liber D., p. 305.)

(year uncertain)

May II. Andrczv Galazvay of Aberdeen, by instrument executed in
Aberdeen, appoints as his general agent in the province
of East Jersey, "John Barclay, second lawful son of
Col. David Barclay, late of Ury, deceased." (Liber E.,
p. 17.)

1692 Oct. 17. John Barclay on the "17th of the tenth month'' appoints

John Reid a surveyor. (Liber B., p. 40.)

1693 April I. Administration granted to John Barclay on property of

Gawen Laivrie, "late Governor." (Although here so
described, Lawrie was only deputy governor.) (Liber
B., p. I39-)

1693 April 22. Deed of gift of 40 acres from George Allin of Elizabeth
Bounds to John Barclay "of County Essex" out of his
great love and affection for Barclay. (Liber B., p. 272.)

1693 July 28. Grant of land from proprietors to John Barclay. (Liber
B., p. SO.)

1693 July 29. Endorsed on deed last described was a transfer of said
lands from John Barclay to John Reid. No wife of
Barclay was mentioned. (Liber B., p. 52.)

1696 April 27. Grant of land in Elizabethtown from proprietors to John
Barclay. (Liber F., p. 48.)

1696 Sep. 15. John Barclay transfers above lands to William Stray-
hearne. No wife mentioned in the deed. (Liber F.,
p. SO.)

1696 Oct. 12. Administration granted to John Barclay on property of

John Carrington, deceased, which his widow, Margaret

Carrington, had not administered. (Liber F., p. 461.)
MEMO.

1686, Dec. 10. Grant of land by proprietors to Mar-
garet Carrington wife of John Carrington of Amboy
Perth. (Liber B., p. 218.)

1688, Mch. 25. Grant of land by proprietors to John
Carrington. (Liber B., p. 324.)

1692, Mch. 13. John Carrington elected high sheriff of
Middlesex County for one year. (Liber C. of Com-
missions, p. 202.)

1695, Oct. 25. Will of John Carrington, leaving all his
land to his wife, Margaret Carrington. (Liber E.,
p. 235.)

1697 Feb. 26. Deed of "plantation of Plainfield" by McKenzie to John

Barcl.-\y, covering 700 acres in Middlesex County, be-
ing the same premises formerly conveyed by Barclay to
McKenzie. (Liber G., p. 16.)
1697 Mch. 22. John Barclay made trustee for wife of William Pinhorn
of Bergen. (Liber B., p. 167.)

14 A Mistaken Tradition.

1697 May I. Deed of land in Perth Amboy from proprietors to John
Barclay. (Liber F., p. 325.)

1697 Dec. 18. Will of Margaret Carrington devising all her lands and
tenements to John Barclay. {Liber F., p. 460.)

1697 Dec. 27. Robert Barclay of Ury, son of Robert the late governor,
appoints John Barclay one of his attorneys. {Liber
G., p. IS7-)

1699 Dec. 23. Deed from "John Barclay, of Amboy, Gentleman, and

"Katharine, his zvife," to John Lainge, yeoman, of land
in Plainfield.

Recites that Robert Barclay, late of Ury, deceased, did by
deed dated July loth, 1684, sell unto John Barclay, his
brother, 500 acres of land which with 200 acres that
were granted to said John Barclay for transporting
"said John Barclay and his servants into the province,"
made up the 700 acres "commonly called Plainfield,"
and that said 700 acres had been mortgaged by John
Barclay to George McKenzic "formerly of New York,
now of Barbadoes." {Liber G., p. 97.)

1700 Aug. 30. Grant by proprietors of land in Monmouth County to

John Barclay. {Liber G., p. 230.)

1700 Sep. 12. Deed by John Barclay and "Katharine his ivife," to Her-

man King. {Liber G., p. 231.)

1701 Sep. I. Deed by "Robert Barclay of Urie, son and heir of Robert

Barclay of Urie" to some third party.

Recites the dates of the original patents, by and to whom
granted, the names of the original 12 proprietors, the
other 12 to whom they sold half of their holdings, and
other historical facts connected with the province of
"Nova Cesarea."

Recites the appointment by Robert Barclay of John Molli-
son of Piscafaqita and one Halconar, as his attorneys
under letter of attorney dated Sept. i, 1701. John Bar-
CL.\Y from this time on does not appear to have acted
as attornev for his nephev/, Robert Barclay of Ury.
{Liber H.] p. 53.)

1701 Dec. 17. Deed by John Barclay "and Katharine his zvife" to JVil-
liam Strayhearne, planter, of 112 acres in Elizabethtown.
Confirms sale of same premises on Sept. 15, 1696.
(This is the last deed on record in which John Bar-
clay's wife joined.) {Liber €., p. 186.)

1704 Mch. 14. Deed from John Barclay (no wife mentioned) convey-
ing to John Harrison land in Amboy in exchange for
land in Elizabeth which Harrison conveyed to Barclay.
{Liber K., r. i.)

1707 May 29. Deed from John Barclay of Amboy Perth (no wife rnen-
tioned) conveying to Col. Richard Tozvnley of Eliza-
bethtown, several tracts amounting in all to about 5,000
acres in Middlesex County, all of which had been con-
veyed to John Barclay the previous day by Col. Rich-
ard Tozvnley and Elizabeth, his wife. The property had
come to Townley's wife through her father. {Liber C-2,
p. 65 — see also, p. 59.)

Records of East New Jersey. 15

1712 April 10. Deed from John Barclay (no wife mentioned) to John

Rcid "of Hortencie, Monmouth County." {Liber I., p.
437-)

1713 June 22. Deed to John Barclay of some 500 acres. {Liber A-2, p.

152.)
1715 Sep. 27. Deed from John Barclay (no wife mentioned) to one
Hodgson, of lot in Amboy. {Liber C-2, p. 32.)

1717 June 5. Deed from John Barclay (no wife mentioned) to Henry

Ralph, of land received by will of Margaret Carrington.
{Liber A-2, p. 210.)

1718 May 4. Deed to a Robert Barclay of Piscataqua. (Who this

grantee is, the writer does not kn'ow.) {Liber A-2, p.
310.)

1719 Mch. 15. Deed to John Barclay from Willock, of a lot in City of

Amboy. {Liber C-2, p. 32.)
1 721 Dec. Deed to Robert Barclay of Piscataqua. {Liber C-2, p.

486.)

1723 Mch. 10. Deed from Robert Barclay of Piscataqua, described as

"yeoman.'' Instead of a signature he made his mark.
{Liber C-2, p. 514.)

1724 Mch. 28. Deed by John Barclay (no wife mentioned) of land in

Amboy. {Liber D-2, p. 45.)

1724 May 16. Deed from George Willock "late of Amboy, now of Phila-
delphia," to "John Barclay, Jr." of Freehold, convey-
ing 294 acres. {Liber D-2, p. 149.)

1727 May 20. Deed to John Barclay and another as executors of one
Rudyard. {Liber E., p. 510.)

1729 Nov. 20. Deed to John Barclay of land in Amboy. {Liber K., p.
192.)

1729 Dec. I. Deed of same land to Evans Dnimmond by John Bar-
clay (no wife mentioned). {Liber K., p. 193.)

1731 Dec. 31. "Letters of administration granted to William Bradford,
" principal creditor and administrator of all and singular
" the Goods, Chattels, Rights and Credits of John Bar-
" CLAY, late of Perth Amboy, deceased, John Barclay
" his son & heir having requested Administration should
"be granted under his hand unto the said William Brad-
" ford. Dated the 31st December, I73i-" {Liber B of
Wills, p. 240.)

In the office of the Secretary of State of New Jersey at Tren-
ton, the grant of administration on John Barclay's estate is also
recorded by the following entry :

"Amboy 31st December, 1731. Letters of Administration were
"granted by the Honble. Lewis Morris Esq, President of his Majestie's
" Councill and Commd'r in Chief, unto William Bradford, principall Cred-
" itor and adm'r of all and Singular the goods. Chatties. Rights and
" credits of John Barclay, late of Perth Amboy, Deceased, John Barclay
" his son & heir having requested adm'n should be granted tmder his hand
" unto the said Wm. Bradford, the said Bradford having duly sworn &c.

before

Mich. Kearny

Surr."
{Liber B of Wills, p. 240.)

i6 A Mistaken Tradition.

And finally in the Records of the Proprietors at Perth Amboy
is found the following deed, executed subsequently to John
Barclay's death :

1/34 April 13- Deed from Evans Drummond of loo acres to "John Bar-
clay of the County of Middlesex." (Liber E-2, p. 189.)

Although a statement of the public offices held by John
Barclay, as the same appear from the records of the General
Proprietors, cannot bear on either of the questions of his marriage
or his issue, the record may nevertheless be of sufficient interest
to warrant the taking of space to insert the same here:

1688 Jan. I. (ist of the nth month called January) appointed deputy
surveyor by George Keith, who was Surve3'or General
under commission from the proprietors. (Liber D., p.
56.) _ ■

1692 Jan. 7. Receiver General (Liber C. of Commissions, p. 213 )

1692 April 6. Receiver General (Liber C. of Commissions, p. 147), granted
in England.

1692 April 6. Surveyor General (Liber C. of Commissions, p. 149.)

1695 Nov. 25. Deputy Secretary & Register of the Province. (Liber C.

of Commissions, p. 242.)

1696 May 4. Commissioner of Court of small debts. (Liber C. of Com-

missions, p. 256.)
1698 Aug. 6. Register of Court of Chancery. (Liber C. of Commis-
sions, p. 286.)

1698 Dec. I. Commissioner of Court of small causes. (Liber C. of

Commissions, p. 288.)

1699 Feb. 5. Clerk of Court of Common Rights or Supreme or Provin-

cial Court of the Province. (Liber C. of Commissions,

p. 322.)
1704 June 9. Receiver General. (Liber L, p. 62.)
1704 June 9. Ranger General. (Liber L, p. 62.)
1716 Aug. 7. Surrogate of Eastern Division of Province. (Liber C, p.

21.)

PART II.

A Mistaken Tradition, Continued. — Testimony of the Records at
Bury Hill, Surrey.

ANOTHER circumstance that tends strongly to disprove
the tradition of a descent of Rev. Thomas Barclay from
the Barclays of Ury, is the fact that in the early part
of the 19th century a search was made by the family at Bury Hill,
Surrey, for the then living descendants of John Barclay who
migrated to East New Jersey and died there in 1731 ; and cor-
respondence was had with many of those descendants and they
were recognized as such and their names were recorded in the
family genealogy, whereas the descendants of Rev. Thomas,
although occupying high social position in and about New York,
and although in some instances personally known to those of
the family at Bury Hill who were conducting the search, were
not recognized as descendants of John of E^ast New Jersey and
were not recorded in the genealogical plan of the Barclays of Ury.
The search was made and the correspondence had under the
following circumstances :

Robert Barclay, the apologist, — (the elder brother of John
of East New Jersey), — died on October 3rd, 1690, and the estate
of Ury thereupon passed to his eldest son, also named Robert,
who was eighteen years of age at the time. This son, Robert, on
October 9th, 1722, executed a "disposition and deed of entail," —
(recorded in the register of tailzies in Scotland on February 6th,
1723), — whereby he settled the entire estate, or Barony, of Ury
on ( I ) Robert Barclay, his eldest son and the heirs male lawfully
to be procreated of his body; failing which, then on (2) David
Barclay, the entailer's second son, and the heirs male of his body ;
which failing, then on (3) the heirs male to be procreated of his
own (the entailer's) body; which failing, then on (4) David
Barclay, the entailer's brother, and the heirs male of his body;
which failing, then on (5) John Barclay, the entailer's younger
brother (who had settled in Dublin) and the heirs male of his
body ; which failing, then on (6) John Barclay, the entailer's uncle

A Mistaken Tradition.

(who had come out to East New Jersey in 1684), and the heirs
male of his body; which faihng, then on (7) the heirs and as-
signees of the entailer, generally.

Under such deed of entail the estate passed from Robert
Barclay, the entailer, to his son Robert, born 1699, and then, and
upon the death of such Robert, to his son Robert, born 1731.
This son Robert had upon his (second) marriage to Sarah Ann
Allardice, taken the name "Allardice" as a part of his own, and
the surname of their male descendants, at any rate, thereupon
became "Barclay-Allardice." When Robert Barclay-AUardice
(born 173 1 ) died, the estate passed under the entail to his oldest
son, born 1779, who bore the same name; and it was during his
ownership that an effort was made to alter the entail by securing
to him, in fee simple absolute, a release therefrom of certain
portions of the estate which were situated more remotely from
the Mansion House of Ury, and substituting therefor certain
other lands of a greater rental value and more nearly adjacent
to the bulk of the estate, which other lands were already owned
in fee by Robert Barclay-Allardice.

A step to be taken towards a release of any part of the en-
tailed estate, was the securing of the consent thereto of Parlia-
ment; and accordingly and in 1805 a private bill was passed (in-
dexed among the "Local and Personal Acts," but not officially
printed), which will be found among the private bills of 45 George
III. A copy of such act is printed in Appendix B hereunto an-
nexed.

By this Act of Parliament, leave was granted Robert Barclay-
Allardice to apply to the Court of Session in Scotland and under
the direction and with the approbation of that Court to settle as
a part of the entailed estate, and in all things subject to the terms
of the deed of 1722, the lands then owned by him; and it was
provided that when such deed of settlement, — or "Settlement of
Tailzie," as it was known to the Scotch law, — was duly executed
and recorded in the Register of Entails for Scotland, and also in
the register of the Court of Session "for preservation," a Charter
of resignation should pass and Infeftment be taken "by virtue of
the precept of sasine therein contained." The act further pro-
vided that at once upon the recording of the deed, the passing of
the Charter and the completing of the Infeftment, the specified

Records at Bury Hill, Surrey. 19

portion of the entailed estate should thenceforward stand forever
released from the limitations contained in the deed of entail of
1722.

From the terms of this act it would seem probable that a
reference to the Register of Entails, or to the record of the Court
of Session, would disclose the "Settlement of Tailzie," and in-
cidentally the names of the heirs whose contingent rights were
cut off by the alteration of the entail. But a search of the Reg-
ister of Entails from 1723 to 1897 failed to disclose mention of
any such deed or settlement, as does a search from 1781 to 1830
of the Sasine Register for Kincardine (the county in which Ury
is located) preserved at Stonehaven. So, too, the records of the
Court of Session from 1805 to 1835 contain no reference to the
matter of any kind whatsoever.

The Register of Deeds at Edinburgh, however, does contain
the record of a "Consent and Commission" executed by Robert
Barclay-Allardice under date of October 19th, 1805, in which he
refers, among other things, to the lands "lately freed from the
" fetters of the entail of Ury by an Act passed in the forty-fifth
"year of his present Majesty's reign" (recorded Vol. 301, No-
vember 20, 1807), thus indicating probably the point of view of
those most interested, namely, that where Parliament had once
spoken, its authority could not be strengthened by a decree of
the Court of Session.

Under date or December 20th, 1821, a Charter of Resigna-
tion issued under the great seal (sealed February 21st, 1822),
wherein Robert Barclay-Allardice resigned in favor of himself
and his heirs, as they existed on July 31st, 182 1, certain specified
lands, among which were those "erected into the Barony of Ury
" by Charter under the Great Seal in favour of Colonel David
" Barclay of Ury and his heirs therein mentioned" under date of
August 13th, 1679.1 A resignation of an entailed estate in favor
of any person named and his heirs, seems to have had the effect
of vesting the fee in such person to the exclusion of those con-
tingently interested in the entail; and when such resignation is
confirmed by a charter from the Crown, the entail seems to be
most effectively and permanently broken.

^See Register of the Great Seal at Edinburgh, vol. 165, No. 29.

20 A Mistaken Tradition,

The records contain abundant evidence of the increasing
financial embarrassment which overtook Robert Barclay- Allardice
(or "Capt. Barclay-Allardice," as he was generally known) in
the earlier half of the nineteenth century, and show that on June
2ist, 1844, he at length made a transfer of his property in trust
for his creditors.2 Ten years later and after his death and under
date of November 8th, 1854, his trustees sold his entire estate,
including nearly all of the "Barony of Ury" as erected in 1679,
to Alexander Baird, of Gartsherrie Ironworks, in whose family
the title now stands. As this transfer was effected without the
consent or even citation into Court of any of those who under
the deed of entail of 1722 might have a contingent interest in
the estate, it may be assumed that the entail was deemed of no
effect, — certainly after the passing of the Charter of Resignation
in 1821.3

^See Sheriff-court Books of Kincardineshire, record of June i, 1834.

'Since making the searches above noted, the writer has been informed by Robert
Barclay-Allardice, Esq., F. S. A., Scot., and Mayor of Lostwithiel, Cornwall, — (a
grandson of the Robert Barclay-Allardice last mentioned in the text), — that in 1820
his grandfather took the opinion of counsel as to whether he was bound by the entail
or could alter the succession at will; and that upon their advising that it was com-
petent for him to change the succession at pleasure, he took steps which resulted in
the issuing on December 20th, 1821, of the Charter of resignation under the great seal
which is referred to in the text. The counsel whose opinions were thus acted upon
were eminent lawyers of the day and both of them Judges of the Court of Session, —
the one Lord Jeffrey (F. Jeffrey) and the other Lord Corehouse (George Cranstoun).
Mr. Barclay-Allardice has courteously sent to the writer a copy of the original memorial
and opinions, which he states have been compared by him personally with the originals
in his custody and are accurate transcripts of the same. They are as follows:

Memori.^l.

"The memorialist is proprietor of the Estate of Ury, which, by the title
deeds thereof, stands destined to heirs male. His wife lately died, leaving
two daughters on whom he is desirous of settling the above estate, the eldest
to succeed without division. The Estate of Ury stands devised by the present
titles to heirs male, under a Disposition and Deed of Tailzie (which is re-
corded in the Register of Entails), executed by his great grandfather, Robert
Barclay of Ury, 9th October, 1722.

"If this destination can by no means whatever be defeated, that prop-
erty, in the event of the memorialist dying without sons, would descend to his
brother; and the memorialist is naturally desirous that it should not go out
of his ov.n family.

"Has the memorialist power under the present investitures of the
Estate of Ury, gratuitously to alter the course of succeession thereby estab-
lished, and will he be subject to any claim at the instance of the remote heirs
of Tailzie for so doing, and of what nature and to what extent are such
claims to be apprehended?

"A copy of the Deed of Tailzie is sent herewith."

Records at Bury Hill, Surrey. 21

The fact that this was so has proved something of a disap-
pointment, for the writer had hoped to find on some court or other
records the names of those whose consent to the breaking of the
entail had been deemed essential, and in this way demonstrate still
more conclusively that the descendants of Rev. Thomas Barclay
were not also the descendants of John Barclay of East New
Jersey.

That consents to the release of certain lands from the entail
were, shortly prior to the passage of the Act of Parliament above
mentioned, obtained from the then living heirs of John Barclay of
East New Jersey, is abundantly established by letters which are
still preserved at Bury Hill, — the male representation of the
Barclays of Mather and Ury having passed after the death of
Capt. Barclay-Allardice to the eldest male descendant, then living,
of the apologist's second son, David, namely, Charles Barclay
(b. 1780) of Bury Hill.

The following chart will serve to make these relationships
more clear. It has been abbreviated for the purposes of con-
venience by the omission therefrom, with few exceptions, of
younger sons and of daughters and of the dates of births, deaths
and marriaees :

Answers.

"I am of opinion that there is no effectual prohibition against altering
the order of succession in the Tailzie referred to, and that there is no suf-
ficient resolutive clause to protect even those prohibitions which it does con-
tain. I think, therefore, that the memorialist may alter the order of succes-
sion and dispone in favour of his daughters without being liable in damages
or otherwise to the heirs of entail.

9th November, 1820.

"F. Jeffrey" (Lord Jeffrey).

"I am of opinion that the memorialist has power under the present in-
vestitures to alter the succession of the Estate of Ury and that he will be
subject to no claim at the instance of the remote heirs of entail for doing so.
The succession may be altered by executing a Procuratory of Resignation in
favour of himself and his heirs whatsoever, or such other heirs as he thinks
proper to name, and on the Procuratory a Charter and Infeftment ought to
be expeded.

28th November, 1820.

"George Cranstoun" (Lord Corehouse).

22

A Mistaken Tradition.

Col. DAVID BARCLAY

b. 1610
d. 1686

ROBERT BARCLAY

(the apologist)
b. 1648

JOHN BARCLAY

(came to East New

Jersey, in 1684)

(Had issue not shown

on this chart)

DAVID BARCLAY

(died at sea,
unmarried, in 1684)

ROBERT BARCLAY

(the entailer)

b. 1672

ROBERT BARCLAY
b. i6gQ

DAVID BARCLAY

m. 1707, Anne Taylor
1723, Priscilla Freame
(settled in London)

JOHN BARCLAY

(settled in Dublin)

(Had issue not

shown on this

chart)

ROBERT BARCLAY

(who took the name

of Allardice on the

occasion of his second

marriage)

b. 1731

ROBERT BARCLAY-
ALLARDICE

b. 1779

ALEXANDER BARCLAY

b. 1711

d. 1771, at Philadelphia,

where he was Comptroller

of Customs

ROBERT BARCLAY

b. 17SI, at Philadelphia

(Owner of the brewery

at Southwark, London,

and founder of the

Bury Hill line

DAVID BARCLAY

(of Walthamstow^,

Essex)

CHARLES BARCLAY

(of Bury Hill)

b. 1780

ARTHUR KETT BARCLAY

(of Bury Hill)

b. 1806

GURNEY BARCLAY

(In 1S25 his widow mar-
ried DeLaucey Barclay,

son of Col. Thomas

Barclay, British Consul

in New York, who was

a grandson of Rev.

Thomas Barclay)

ROBERT BARCLAY

(of Bury Hill)

b. 1837

The present (1903) head

of the house.

Rev. CHARLES W. BARCLAY
(of Hertford Heath, Herts)

The persons shown in the foregoing chart who took part in
the correspondence to be noted below, were the venerable David
Barclay of Walthamstow, Essex, a grandson of the apologist, and
such David Barclay's nephew, Robert Barclay, the owner of the
great brewery at Southwark which bore his name, and the founder
of the Bury Hill line of Barclays. Robert's father, Alexander

Records at Bury Hill, Surrey. 23

Barclay, (b. 1711), ran quickly through the moneys which were
left him by his mother, and then procured an appointment as
Comptroller of the Customs at Philadelphia, in which City his
son Robert was born in 1751. Robert's life, however, was mainly
spent in England where he amassed a considerable fortune, and
among other investments purchased some 20,000 acres of coal
land on the Susquehanna River in what is now Bradford County,
Pennsylvania. This tract is referred to in some of the letters
referred to below, photographic copies of the originals of which
letters have been furnished me through the courtesy of Rev.
Charles Wright Barclay of Little Amwell Vicarage, Hertford
Heath, Herts, a brother of the present (1903) head of the house.

As early as 1761, it would seem, and long before any im-
agined occasion arose for the obtaining of the consents of the
heirs of the entail to a modification of the terms thereof, David
Barclay, the second son of the apologist, and consequently a
nephew of the John Barclay who had settled in East New Jersey
in 1684, recognized the John Barclay then living in South Amboy,
New Jersey, as a son of his uncle John, and sent to him a gift of
iioo.

This incident is referred to in the following letter now at
Bury Hill written by David Barclay of Walthamstow to his
nephew Robert at Park Street, Southwark, London :

Endorsed : David Barclay, Walthamstow.
Addressed: Robert Barclay, Park Street, Southwark.

W. 19/10. i8or P. M.
Dr. Nephew —

Since mine sent this morning, I have found three letters from John
Barclay viz.

To my Father: Dated perth Amboy 2nd May 1761, in which he writes
"I am in the 6oth year of my age, I lost my wife 3 yrs.
ago and have 5 sons (4 of them married) & 3 daughters"
& acknowledged £100 — present.

To my Father: Dated Perth Amboy, 20 March 1763 about 440 acres of
land of John Falconer's wch he wished to purchase.

To David, John & Robert; Dated South Amboy 20th July 1774 abt. do.

Now it appears that the above John was the son of John the Brother
of the Apologist who went to Jersey, & died in 1731, & should be so
marked in the plan.

Thy affect D.B.

William Dillwjm wishes to see the likeness of Dr. Park, so pray bring it
with thee. The Pork proved very fine."

24 A Mistaken Tradition.

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in that year, at Trenton, met John Barclay the son of the emi-
grant to East New Jersey, and his two sons John and Charles.
In their presence, and presumably from information which was
afforded by them, he made in his own handwriting a memo-
randum of the then living descendants of John Barclay, second
of that name in New Jersey, with a statement of their respective
ages "for mention in the genealogy of our family," as Robert
Barclay himself put it. This memorandum, too, is still preserved
at Bury Hill and reads as follows :

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Another letter addressed to Robert Barclay of Bury Hill is
among the papers at Surrey and bears the following endorsement
in his handwriting:

"John Barclay, New Jersey. Genealogy and letter to purchase 446 acres
of ex'ors of D. Falconer".

The letter reads :

Trenton, i6th May, 1774.
Cozin,

My Son Robert Barclay now lives on a tract of land at Matcheponix
near Cranberry, in East Jersey containing Four Hundred & Forty Six
Acres as by a Survey about the year 1762 — the right & title is supposed
to be invested in the heirs of David Falconer to whom David Barclay
Senr. (Deed) was an Executor. I wish you would learn who they really
are and then if their title is quite clear, endeavor to purchase it, giving
from fifteen to twenty Shillings per acre — Exch. a 175. The following
are the terms of payment I propose. Either to pay one half down & the
remainder in a year from the date of the deed, or if that is not_ accepted,
I will have the whole sum paid at the delivery of the deed & this I deem
a sufficient Voucher for your proposing the above terms & for the exe-
cution of them.

I am your Cozin

J NO. Barclay

Prior to the passage of the Act of Parliament above referred
to, and manifestly in anticipation thereof, Robert Barclay of Bury
Hill and his uncle David Barclay of Walthamstow, addressed the
descendants of John Barclay (who came to East New Jersey in
1684) through Phineas Bond, Esq., the British Consul-General
at Philadelphia, and requested the execution by them of a deed
of consent to the proposed alteration of the entail. The pro-
posed deed was forwarded, together with a genealogical account
of the family and other papers which are referred to in the letters
that follow. A request was evidently made for detailed informa-
tion as to the family of each of the grandchildren of John Barclay,
the immigrant, for in connection with the signing of the deed of
consent separate letters were written by five of the then living
grandchildren, of which letters, still preserved at Bury Hill, pho-
tographic copies have been furnished through the courtesy of
P.ev. Charles Wright Barclay, of Hertford Heath. These letters
bear pathetic testimony to the rugged experiences which the
descendants of this member of the house of Ury had doubtless
endured. They are dated on the 8th and 9th of March, 1802,
with the exception of the letter from John Barclay (third of that

Records at Bury Hill, Surrey. 27

name in New Jersey) which was written from New York under
date of March 29th, 1802.

John Barclay's letter, dated March 29th, 1802, is as follows :

New York March the 29 1802
Robert Barclay,

Dear Kinsman

I Received your letter with pleasure and satisfaction and the other
wrightings, the first day of March we met at Cranbery in Jersey as many
of us could be colleced and sined the Deeds of Consent which was brought
their by Phineas Bond Esqr. from Philadelphia, it is a long time since you
was in the Jearses and I have not heard from you sence that time until
now. I have inquired of the widdow Scott from London she gave me noe
account of the family to be alive but your uncle David and that he had
but one Daughter she informed me she was acquined with the famely she
is sence dead. But now sence I have heard from you of your Existence
wellfair and Prosperity we can keep up and renew our Past aquintence
with pleasure and sadisfaction.

My father died February 16 17S6 in the Eighty fourth year of his age, I
am now 71 years of age and i am well and hearty thrugh Marcy I live
with my son en law and Daughter in new York and my wife Likewise
My daugther is in a Poor State of helth and has been all winter, My son-
is settled on a farm too hundred mile from New York and thirty five from
Albany In the County of Montgomery and Township of Breadalbane his
wifes name is Ruth Jolly of a scots decent they have sons the name of the
first John Wesley 10 years old the second David 8 years the third Robert
6 years the forth William Asbary 3 years and a half the fifth Thomas
Coke I year and a half these are all the Children of my son Richard Bar-
clay he Possesses a Hundred and Twelve Acres of Land and is very in-
duserous and mannages his bisness for the Best I expect he must Learn
his Children Trades for the want of Land to settle Them Jean my
Daughter has three Children the first a Daughter named Sarah of a dili-
cate Constitution 11 years old the second Samuel Lee S years the third
David I year and fore months old, Thes are the ofspring of my two
Children you saw at my Fathers, My son in law name is Richard Jaques
and is of a Reputable famely from the Jearses and has good Naturl and
Acquired Abilities and Understands Bisness he occupied a Grocery store
these sevrel years past he is going in a nother line of Bisness after the
first of May next And now I Conclude with my Respect and Best wishes
to all my Relation in Ingleland and Scotland and espcsally with Respect
to be remembered unto my Kinsman your uncle David Barclay that is in
the Decline of Life and as I beleve he can look Back on a well spent Life
with pleasure and sadisfaction soe may he continue in the Paths of Virtue
that his Last days may be his Best days that when he is done with Time
he may Receive the happy Approbation Well done Good and faithful!
servant Enter thou into the Joy of thy Lord, Which may be all our hagpy
Lots is the sencer Prayer of your affectionate Kinsman John Barclay.

P. S. I send this letter with my worthy friend Thomas Barclay Esqr
Consol for the Brittish Nation at New York My Brother Robert is made
a list of all the Famely and sent by friend Eirskins

Charles Barclay, the second grandson of the immigrant then
living, wrote as follows :

28 A Mistaken Tradition.

Midlesex County New Jersey March 9 1802
To David & Robert Barclay
Dear Kinsmen

When ITook my Pen in hand to write I did not now how to addres
my connecttion so far Distance as for my worthy Kinsman David Barclay
uncle to Robert I never saw I hope I shant be forgolen by him by Let-
ters or somethink else I understand by your nefue Robert Barclay Letter
you see 74 years of age I have entered 70 years wee both agoing to our
Everlasting home if wee Never meet here I hope weel meet in Glory here
after I am a Granson of John Barclay died East Jearsey in the year
32 my father John Barclay died in 86 now I am able to follow the plow
almost every Day In the summer I have but Two Sones leiving my Son
James is a farmmer my son David is a Minister of the Gospel I have
Buried one Son named John eadge 13 years and Two Daughters one
left 6 Children and the other 4 I have 6 Grandchildren motherless and
fatherless lives with me now Wee all in health at present I have never
heard of my Kinsman Robert Barclay since my father my Brother Robert
and my Self & wife and Sister Stout Dine with him at friend Worllriles
in Tren Town Til the Sixt of February when I received your letter
Genollegy of our family Deed of Consent by the care of our Friend Phinis
Bond on account of Tailed Istate in Urice in Cotchland I was hapy to here
of your Weellfaire In this world it seems a greate way of from your con-
nection In America it seems by your letter you and all j'our connection in
England are willing to Exchange Lands I and my three Brothers John
Peter & Robert they are all that is Living of our famley males I mean
our of Spring is all heartely willing to Comply with our Kinsman Robert
Barclay Request. We understand by the Deed of Consent that the Land
that is in the Entale rents for more than the Land you are to git in
Exchange but wee all hertely willing to comply with your Requst Now I
Requst you to rite to me where Robert the Intailer was and what a Kind
he was to my Granfather my worthy Kinsman David Barclay seems to
want to no in what Sircumstances of Life wee are all in my brother John
is a farmer he lives in York State 300 miles from me Peter is a farmer But
a poor man Thrue Misfortune Robert is a farmer hes had Ten Children
and some of Them is Poore my Sister Leady hes Six Children all Living
my Sister Katherine hes had 12 Children all Living and all Grown up
they breed like rabbits Now I come to my Self I lost Great Part of my
Istate in the Revolution with Grate Briton by the Contenentel money it
Depreaceated so that one Bushel of Corn was sold for fifty Dolers Now
to my worthy Kinsman David Barclay I hant forgot the acnoledgement
your worthy Father David Barclay marchant of London Sent my father
Now wee Send you a list of all the ofspring of our Granfather in
America males & females for your Perusell I hope you rite to me ivery
opportunity to Let me no of your Avellfair in this world I nor you wont
be Long here wee have lived Three score years & Ten and if to four weel
be full of sorrow and pain I give my kind Love to you and all our con-
nection in England my wife is living at 6"] years she gives her kind love to
you She was a Gordon her granfather came from Scotchland Dear friend

you must Excuse my Bad riting and Spelling I Donte rite much- My

very Dear Friend Robert Barclay I never Expect to see you in this World
I hope you rite to me to let me no how you have made out with the Ex-
change of lands in Parlement I have Took all the panes in mv Power to
Anser your Request my Connextion being so far apart it has Cause me a
Greate Deal of Trouble but I feel Thankfull T have obliged you, you will
have al my Connections Except my Brother Son Richard and my Brother
Robert two Two Sons Lewis & John they are so far Distan 300 miles if
the are living Now I have our friend P. Bond at my house to Execute the

Records at Bury Hill, Surrey. 29

Bisness Intended he is much of a gentleman I hope you wont forget the
Kindness my Connections has Done you in America a Create many of
us is very Poor thrue misfortune Now remember me and my wife kind
love to you and your wife that Heirriss Remember me to my Name Sake
Charles your Son in Pertikler and all the Rest of your Children Remem-
ber me to my Kinsman Evan Barclay my kinsman Whome I nevers herd
of Before and Tel him to rite to me Now to Conclude I give my kind

Love to you and your Wife and all connection in England

from your affectionate Kinsman

Charles Barclay.

To David & Robert Barclay Allardyce

N. B. Send your letters to the care of P. Bond to George Barclay Son
of my Brother David Desed marchant in Second Street in Philadelphia.

Peter Barclay, the next younger grandson, wrote as follows :

March the 8th 1802

State of New Jersey County of Middlesex Township of South Amboy.
Kind Kinsman

I inform you that I am in health and all my family at Present thanks
be given to God for all his mercies — hopeing these Lines may finde you and
your aged uncle and all our connextion in fammily in health also I am
the fourth son of John Barclay deceased — and am now in ray 68th year
of age. I have buryed my first wife — and married a second wife abought
fourteen years agoe and have know Issue by her I have one Son John a
Carpenter by Trade and one Son Charles a Earmer — they are gone from
me and unnone to me where they be at this time I have agreed to sighn
the Deed of Concent with the Rest of my brothers and there Sons I
have Three Daughters Namely Catherine — Debory & Rachel all married I
and all my Children finde it hard geeting a comfortable Living I met with
considerable loss at the Time of our Revolution — when you dined with my
father and Brothers at Trenton I did not Live near this place — ^^I never
hed the happyness to see you but am desires to hold up the family con-
nextion as our forefathers base don and would Request of you to write
me whenever an opportunity offers and direct your letter to the Care of
George Barclay merchant in Philadelphia which is my oldest Brother
David Barclay Son — - I Conclude with remembering my kind Love to you
and your aged uncle and kind Kinsman to me

Peter Barclay

Robert Barclay, the fourth living grandson, wrote as follows:

March the 8th 1802.

State of New Jersey in the County of Middlesex & Township of South

Amboy.

Kind Kinsm.an

These lines is to inform thee and thy aged uncle— through the mercy
of God I am in health and all by numerous family hoping these lines may
find thee and all our family connections in health also. I am the youngest
son of John Barclay aged now nearly sixty five I was with my father at
Trenton at Joseph Whorrels when wee all dined together — Thy aged
uncle base desired to know the ocapations of my Sons my first son Lewis
is a Cordwinder — my second son Charles is a farmer — my third son
Robert is a cordwinder — my fourth son William is a Carpenter — John

30 A Mistaken Tradition.

my fifth son is a Carpenter — my sixth son Peter is a bricklayer and is
singgle yet and Hves at home with me — my only daughter Sarah that is
living is singgle yet and lives at home with me — I have buryed four
Daughters and one Son and I and all my Sons is but low in circumstance
wee find it hard geeting a comfortable living I have married a Secon wife
in the year 1787 She was brought up in the way of the friends principle —
we Received thy letter and other writings in the last of February with
great satisfaction to here of thy health and welfare in family and thine
aged uncle health also — wee have all agreed to Sighn the Deed of Consent
that thee base requested hoping thee may obtain the estate thereby — wee
Being a great Distance apart it is my Desire that thee would write to in-
form me if thee base obtained the estate agreeable to thy wishes — it base
been a long time since wee have herd from any of our relations in Eng-
land— which I expect the Revolution base been the cause of it wee had
a great Deal of Trouble and Losses at that time when thee writes to
me direct thy letter to the care of George Barclay in Philadelphia I Con-
clude with remembering my kind love to thee and thy aged uncle and
Kind Kinsman To me.

Robert Barclay

The next letter was written by a granddaughter, Katherine,
who had married one David Stout. It reads as follows :

State of New Jersey, County of Middesex Township of South Amboy,

March 8.
Dear Kinsman this is to inform you throue the Mercy of God I am now
Living the Youngest Daughter of my father Your Kinsman John Barclay
is now deceased aged 84 he Lived in township of South Amboy I now
Live in the same place above men No dout my friend but you recollect me
as I was with my father at Trenton to Tea at the house of Joseph Whorls.
I have fore Sons and Seven Daughters now Living my first Son named
John Barclay a Carpenter 2 Son David a hatter 3 Son Robert Davis a
hatter 4 Son Charles Carpenter I have too Daughters that is not married
the eldest of the Too is named Charlotte Sophia after the Queen of Grate
Britain She Lives in the City of New York hir age is twenty one She is
a Milener My husban and I being Loyalists we thought proper to name
after the Queen. My youngest daughter named Hannah Lives with hir
parants at home. My husband is Living he is aged 68 years I am 60
years old the 17th of this month Dear Kinsman we are all hastening to the
World of Spirits I was hapy to hear from you and your aged uncel al-
through I never expect that we shall agin meate in this world it allous
me a greate deal of pleasure to think we can Correspond with our kind
relations at so grate distance by Letter and althrough I have_ chaned my
yet my affections are still the Same for the family as when with my kind
father at home if you right to me direct your letter to the Reverend Abraha
Beach of the Episcopal Church in New York or George Barclay Phila-
delphia No more my kind Love and best wishes to your uncel and your
self this from your affectionate friend kinswoman

Katherine Stout.

The last in this series of letters which accompanied the sign-
ing of the deed of consent was written by Rev. David Barclay, of
Bound Brook, a son of Charles Barclay above mentioned. Rev.
David Barclav wrote as follows :

Records at Bury Hill, Surrey. 31

Very Dear Kinsman

It is with strange feelings & a heart filled with desire I employ my pen
to communicate my thoughts to connextions & Dear kinsman in a distant
Nation — Since my birth (tho small) you have visited our family in Amer-
ica, & made an affectionate & parting feast at Trenton March the i6th — 1774
— Since that time we have heard no more of you untill the reception of your
Letter dated London Oct 31 — 1801 — which came to my fathers hand Jan
27 — 1802 — Accompanied with a Deed of Consent and other papers —
The expectations & conjectures on this occasion was big with anxiety,
my fathers emotions were so great sleep left him for several nights, on
hearing of his forefathers & present friends in Europe — On a visit to
my father soon after I had the unexpected & satisfactory opportunity of
perusing your letter the sd Deed & other papers, with a letter from
Phineas Bond Esqr of Phila. Con Gen &c of the British Nation. The
intention and design of all appears to be to procure against the next sitting
of Parliament A Deed of Consent signed by all the descendants of my
great grandfather John Barclay (or their legal representatives) who is
said to have settled in East Jersey & died there in 1732 — For the express
purpose of enabling Robert Barclay Allardyce to obtain an Act of Par-
liament to exchange lands in the entail that lay more distant which you say
meets the approbation of your excellent uncle David Barclay & all others
concerned in your Nation. I doubt not to say that all the descendents
of my great grandfather in this country will accede to it ; yet permit to
say that we do not understand from the writings how it will be our in-
terest & advantage to the entailed estate, when according to the draft of
the Deed of Consent the rent of that part of the entailed estate appears
to exceed the rents of the lands desired ^82:8:8, sterling per year Further
I would add That we cannot trace the line of descent from Robert Bar-
clay the entailer ( notwithstanding the care you have taken to exhibit
the same) to the present day or when or from whom it may possibly decnt
to us, which you will please to shew in your next as soon as convenient —
Yet allow me to afifirm that with the greatest chearfulness & alacrity, we
all agree in signing the deed of Consent without a dicenting voice, as we
doubt not of your probity & friendship, yea it is with inexpressible pleasure
we affix our signatures to comply with the desires & interests of our re-
lations in Britain tho we may never reap any fruits It appears from your
letter that your aged uncle desires a true list of all our family with their
ages occupation & situation in life this I am told to comply with & will
be repeated; therefore I shall come to my own family. I am the youngest
son as you know of my father Charles Barclay & great grandson of that
John Barclay who settled in East Jersey — I am blessed with three living
children my first child a daughter is no more Charles Ray Barclay my
first son is six years old, Maria Day Barclay is four years old. William
Day Barclay my last child is six months old my sons are
named after their grandfathers — I am settled twenty-seven miles from
my parents at Bound Brook in New Jersey as a Teacher or Embassador
of Christ in the Thirty second year of my age. So far advanced in life
& so engaged as puts it out of my power to visit Britain tho it hath often
been a subject of conversation between me & my father before my marriage
& settlement in life — But I think it possible yea probible that some one of
our name here will go to Europe to see you all & none more likely than
some one of my sons & for my own part I should have no objection if my
circumstances should permit — as it would be fraught with improvement
to him & I trust satisfaction to you in England — It further appears 3^ou
desire to have & keep alive a family correspondence, this is very desirable
& I shall deem it one of the first & greatest evidences of friendship and
without doubt it will be truly agreeable to all our family here in America
— I have been in Phia. to see your valued friend P. Bond on our business

32

A Mistaken Tradition.

& he lias agreed to meet all our connextions tomorrow at Cranberry Town
two miles distant from my fathers in order to sign the sd. Deed of Con-
sent & although some of the friends seem to doubt of the propriety yet
I presume that wh intention will be devclloped to their complet satisfac-
tion— you also wish to know what mode of conveyance will be the
most ready & safe I suppose you may enclose back all your letters &
commit all your concerns respecting us to P. Bond of Phia. or to his
successor —

Dear brethren I differ from you in religious principles (or shall I
say in the mode of worship) but I hope and pray we may not in heart
& practice — remember me to your worthy uncle David Barclay & to
Robert Barclay of Allardyce & to all other unknown kinsmen — my com-
panion joins with me in affectionate reguard to your nearest friend & all
other female friends — commending you to God & to the word of his
grace which I know is able to save your souls I bid you adieu for the
present from your very unworthy friend & kinsman

David Barclay

Bound Brook Somerset County, State of New Jersey March the 8 — 1802.
Robert Barclay Thales Brewery, London.

The suggestion contained in this letter that it was not only
possible but "probible" that some one of the sons of this divine
might journey to Europe to see the kinsmen there, not unnatural-
ly produced a degree of consternation in the mind of the vener-
able David Barclay in London. His letter to his nephew Robert
Barclay of Bury Hill is ample evidence of such fact. It reads :

Walthamstow 7th of 6th mo. 1802
Dear Nephew

I am pleased to find thou art safely arrived at home, & hope we
shall meet soon. By perusing the letters sent thee from our dear rela-
tions in America there is some reason to apprehend the communication
with them will prove burthensome to thee in particular, as their countrj^-
man ; from my name sake the parson's intimation. I think it would be
prudent to embrace the first opportunity to inform him, by no means to
send his son to London or to encourage any of our relations to come to a
land where by the increased price of everything the heavy taxes & the
difficulty of providing for young men, thou has had thoughts of sending
some of thy sons to America, & even of coming with them.

I have thought of sending the dear Cousins a present, viz :

Robert

71
Gd. son of John.

Charles

70

Gd. son of John.

Peter

68

4th son of John.

Robert

65

Youngest son of

John.

Catherine Stout

60

Youngest Daughter of John.

I think my name sake the parson must not be included because He is only
one of the sons of Charles, who is only the gd. son of John. But I request

Records at Bury Hill, Surrey. 33

thou & Charles will examine all the letters & make more correct my list
to bring with you, & as 6th day will be too late for the packet, I submit
whether you could not conveniently come on 4tli day wch let me know.
I shall be willing to divide among them 500 Dollars properly. I have been
informed by J. Hibbart that the Richmond, for Philada, will not sail for
several weeks, but it will be proper to enquire whether any vessel is going
to N York. I shall request thee to answer Charles B's letter to me, &
say that I am iniirm & that I desired thee to write to him. Mention in all
thy letters the preference thou gives to America & the heavy taxes &c.
paid in England.

By a memorandum of Br. Springalls it appears that My. Wagstaffe's
will is in the Tin Box of 108 at ye Anchor, & when that box shall be
opened I desire a search may be made in it for a bond of Hartford &
Powells for i2000, also for a bond of Evan Barclay & Co. & if at the
same time Gibson's letters from 1770 to 1775 could be found, I shall be
pleased.

By the copy of M. W.'s will it appears that Ann Sorton is now to
have the interest of £1500, 4 per cents, & after her decease, that sum is
to be divided among 9 Legatees. Br. S. writes that T. W. reced the
dividends on the £500 & remitted to her half yearly.

D.B.

The gifts which David Barclay thus purposed making were
duly made, as appears from the following fulsome letter written
by Phineas Bond, the British Consul at Philadelphia:

Philadelphia 12 November 1802
My dear Sir:

In compliance with your Request communicated to me by my worthy
Friend, my friend Mr. Robert Barclay, I have paid to the five following
Persons One Hundred Dollars each, and now inclose their respective
Receipts drawn in the Form presented.

Charles Barclay 1

John Barclay ! being the four surviving Sons of John Barclay

Peter Barclay f who died in 1786.

Robert Barclay J

also to Catherine Stout their Sister; — making together the Sum of Five
Hundred Dollars — equal at 168 per cent to £111:12:2 sterling, for which
sum I have drawn upon you of this days date at 60 days sight in favour
of my Bankers Messrs Child & Co.

From the knowledge I had acquired of these good People in the In-
tercourse I had had with them, respecting the Deed of Consent executed
last Spring, I was satisfied they were so little conversant with matters of
Business as to be liable to great Risque in transacting Money Matters,
at a great Distance, I therefore made it a Point, out of Regard to their
Interests, and from motives of personal Respect due to you, to combine
this Payment with a Call I had into New Jersey and to see, myself, that
your Bovmty went into its proper Channel. Upon repairing to Cranberry
I had some Expectation of meeting them all there; but I was disap-
pointed, as Mr. John Barclay had gone some days before to New York,
whither I was obliged to send his Receipt, which will account for the
difference of the Dates.

Your kindred received this Mark of Munificence with all the right
Feeling of Gratitude which is due to Acts of such uncommon Liberality;
and it was a high Gratification to me to observe the Agitation of their

34 A Mistaken Tradition.

Minds, while they wanted words to express their sense of your Goodness.

I have great Satisfaction in assuring you that they are Persons of
good moral Conduct who bear an excellent Reputation in their Neigh-
borhood ; two of them Peter & Robert Barclay are not in such good
Plight as the others are; but by their Care, Industry and Oeconomy they
make out to live tolerably well.

I am happy in this Opportunity of acknowledging the obliging Pres-
ents of Books lately transmitted to me, at your Instance, which I con-
sider as a Proof of your Friendship highly flattering to me; that in
particular which relates to the humane Emancipation of your Slaves in
Unity Valley Pen in Jamaica; — an Act which combined with the great
Principles you have so long and so zealously endeavor'd to enforce, a
practical Observance, by which a prodigious Sacrifice was made, a sacri-
fice which places the extreme Benevolence of your Heart, and the cor-
rect Uniformity of your Judgment, in a most distinguished and exemplary
Station.

With Sentiments of the most perfect Respect, I am my dear Sir your
very faithful and obedient Servant.

P. Bond.

Although no mention is made in this letter of a gift of aught
but money, yet the following memorandum (dated August 5th,
1802,) in Robert Barclay's handwriting, supported as it is by the
acknowledgments contained in the letters from John, Charles and
Robert of East New Jersey referred to below, would indicate
that books as well as money w'ere sent to the American kinsmen.
The memorandum is as follows :

Books sent to the Barclays of Jersey.

12 Narratives by packet

6 Barclay's poems by the Richmond from R.B.

6 " Apology I to be sent pr next I from

12 Life of R. B. ! ship from the Thames | D. B.

To be divided as under

Charles B. i

John B. 2

Peter B. 3

Robert B. 4

to each an apology
& life of R.B. in the
name of my Uncle Barclay
to each i Barclay's Poems

George B. V and 2 Narratives, in

Phila 5 my name

the 6 remaining life of R.B. to be
David B. j divided to & among K. Stout and other

of 6 branches in my Uncle's name

Boundbrook

sent P. Bond

5 Aug 1802

A subsequent memorandum in Robert Barclay's handwriting,
which also is preserved at Bury Hill, would indicate that still
further gifts were intended for the relatives in New Jersey ; but

Records at Bury Hill, Surrey.

35

whether or not they were sent the papers that have come into the
writer's possession do not show. The memorandum bears date
January 15th, 1803, and reads as fohows:

1803 Jany 15 1803

D Barclay directed me
to write P. Bond to pay
on his Account
150 dollars as follows

to George, eldest son dollars
of David Barclay 50

to Annie Craige -
to Lydia Broivne -

Barclays of

Jersery

gift of D. Barclay

Dollars

Charles aged

70

100

John

71

100

Robert.

6S

100

Peter

68

100

Catlierine

Stout

60

100

50
50

150

500

pr P. Bond
100. to each from D B.
Life of R B to each & to D B.
Gift of land to Chas & George
sons of Robert at Lycoming.
See Bond's letter.

Three of the recipients of the gifts which were sent in Au-
gust, 1802, acknowledged the same in letters to Robert Barclay
of Bury Hill. The others may have done so, too ; but if they did,
their letters have not been preserved.

The first of- these letters was from Charles Barclay, who
wrote as follows :

New Jersey February the 29 1803 Middlesex County.

Dear and most Respectid Kinsman

I Received your Letter Dated August 3 1802 and Like wise from our
worthy anchchent and Kinsman David Barclay with a Handsom Present
to my famely in America witch wee ought to be Thankfull for you are
the only one of all the Blood line of our family that I ever saw in yourope
which is a comfort to me I am very unhay to here of your Looseing your
valleable Companion but these Changes In this Life will come if any of
your Sons should come to America I hope they call upon me or upon my
son David Minister of the Gospel at Bown Brook to keep a Correspon-
dence as I am Growing Old and Infirm in my helth I schant stay here
long my Wife is in a poor state of Helth at Present there is no Changes
in our famley sence I rote you by Death Now I will be hapy to heare
from you by Letters your Sitteastion and wellfare when your gone and I
am gone my Kinsman in Urope will be a grate ways of Now my hand
shakes so I can hearley rite my Son David and I will take it a Great
favor if youl git him Baxter's Works, he was a grate Riter it is a books
he Vallews much he has sent to Scotland for but Got Dissipointed Now
I am in my 71 year of age my Wife is 68 year old and very infirm in her
helth wee shant last long in this world my two Sons James and David
Desiresed to be Remembered to you and all your Children my wife gives

36 A Mistaken Tradition.

her love to you and to your Children I have Six Granchildren lives with
me fatherless and motherles that I have the Care of in my old age.

I Remain your affecshenate Kinsman Charles Barclay.

Dont fail to write.
Robert Barclay Porter Brewer London

The next letter was from the last writer's brother, Robert
Barclay, and reads as follows :

State of New Jersey, Middlesex County, Middlesex, March the 14th, 1803
Kinde Kindsman

My Brothers John & Charles Barclay Received a letter from thee
by the hand of Phenus Bond Esqr Bearing date the 2th of August 1802 —
Which Informed us all wee brothers of thy health and well fare which
wee was happy to heare — and that wee and our famileyes are in health at
Present, which wee are thankfuU to Devine Provedence for all his Bless-
ings to us for all his merceys — I am sorry to here of thy Loss of thy
worthy Companyon — wee all Received the Money and Books — by the hand
of Esqr. Bond that was ordered as a Preasent to us by thy worthy uncle
which wee are thankfull to him for his Bennevolent Kindness to us — as
wee have acknowledged to him by a family letter sent to him hopeing
thee will keep up a Correspondence with thy Poor Kindsfolks here in
America — my Two Sons and their familyes moved to the Lands that thee
owns on the Suskahannah by Permission of Esqr. Bond and found it so
Dissolate and but few Settlers on it they were discouraged and went
one hundred miles further to the Lake Country and are settled there and
I hope they will geet in a way of liveing in a while hence, but base it hard
times as yet — and so I Conclude — with Remember my love to thy antient
uncle David Barclay and thy self and family

From thy affectionate Kindsman

Robert Barclay.
To Robert Barclay Porter Brewer

The third letter was from John Barclay and was written
from New York some months after his brothers had written the
letters above quoted. He wrote as follows :

New York June the 7th 1804
Dear Cousin

Gratitude inclines me to wright to you to inform you that I am in
helth thrugh Mercy and now in the 74 year of my age my Bhrothers and
Sisters are in helth at Present Each of us have Receved the Books sence
I wrote to you last which we will retain in the Famcly And the Money
sent to each of us has been laid out to the best advantage by each of us
for which Presents we Return our harty Thanks to you and your
Worthy Uncle David Barclay I want to hear from you and your Worthy
uncle ofner than I can Expect but Gratitude inclines me to keep us a
Coraspondence and renew our Relationship I purpose to goe to my sons
in a little time and live with him it is beyond Albany Thrty five miles
Montgomery County Breadalbane Town I send my Respect and Best
wishes to you and Worthy Uncle David My wife is well at Present

I remain your affectionate Kinsman

John Barclay
For Robert Barclay

Records at Bury Hill, Surrey. 37

It is not unreasonable to suppose that if Rev. Thomas Bar-
clay, the first rector of St. Peter's at Albany, had been a son of
John Barclay of East New Jersey as is claimed, some memoran-
dum of that fact would have been preserved at Bury Hill, and the
signatures of his descendants would have been secured to a deed
of consent to the change in the entail at the same time that the
deed was being executed by the other descendants of John Barclay
as shown above. It is highly improbable that such a descent,
had it existed, could have been overlooked. The descendants of
Rev. Thomas Barclay, at the time it was thought necessary to
obtain the consent of all contingent heirs to a change in the terms
of the entail, were widely known and were influential, and had
intermarried with members of the most prominent families in
New York. The Barclays that zvere recognized, on the other
hand, were obscure and for the most part unlettered ; and it is
practically impossible to imagine that any descent through Rev.
Thomas Barclay, if in fact there were one, was unknown to the
family at Bury Hill, or if known, would for a moment have been
overlooked. The ascertaining of who were the descendants of
the apologist's brother John had too important a bearing upon
the legal matter then under consideration to permit a mere per-
functory investigation of the line of descent; and it seems to the
writer that the unquestioned recognition of John Barclay, Jr., of
South Amboy, as the son, and as the only son, of the apologist's
brother John should be accepted as against an even widely ac-
cepted "tradition" to the contrary.

At the time the New Jersey family was engaged in the cor-
respondence above quoted, Col. Thomas Barclay, a grandson of
Rev. Thomas, was British Consul-General for the Eastern States
of America, resident at New York. He seems to have been ac-
quainted with the John Barclay of New York (third of that
name in New Jersey), who wrote one of the foregoing letters,
and at the same time was acquainted with the Robert Barclay of
Bury Hill, who was so actively interested in securing the consents
of the descendants of the apologist's brother John to a change in
the terms of the entail. This latter fact is evidenced by the fol-
lowing letters which are still preserved at Bury Hill :

38 A Mistaken Tradition,

Duplicate New York 6th. March 1805

My dear Sir,

You will perceive from a perusal of the inclosed papers,* that on
my arrival at this place in the year 1799, as His Majesty's Consul General
for the Eastern States of America, I adopted the readiest and best means,
by applying to Mr. Bond, His Majesty's Consul General at Philadelphia,
of obtaining the necessary information of the general duties and forms
of the office, and whether there were any and what fees attached to it.
In consequence of Mr. Bond's answer that fees might be taken by gen-
eral consent of the Consuls, or by an application to the Secretary of State
and that it was customary elsewhere, I wrote to Lord Grenville, then
Secretary of State on the great expence attending living in this country,
and that I should presume to take fees of office from Americans and
other Foreigners until I received his Lordship's order to the contrary.
No countermand has ever been received, and from thence I have with
reason concluded his Lordship did not disapprove of the measure.

By a letter which Mr. Merry His Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary
to these States wrote not long since to Mr. Coles, it appeared that he was
of the opinion fees could not be taken. You will observe from the copy
of my letter to him that I have made him acquainted with my conduct,
and the principles on which it was founded. I have reason to believe
Mr. Merry will make some representation to prevent the continuance of
taking fees. Under this idea, I have by this conveyance written to Mr.
Hammond, Under Secretary of vState, detailing the particulars and re-
questing him to lay my letter before Lord Mulgrave for his direction.

I trust you will be of opinion on reading the inclosed that my con-
duct has been candid and proper, and that the reason urged for Consuls
receiving Fees from Foreigners are founded on good grounds. What Mr.
Merry's objections may be it is not in my power to anticipate. Ameri-
cans and other Foreigners in amity with Great Britain have always paid
these fees cheerfully, because they are not entitled to require any official
act from me gratuitously, and all the other Consuls in this city receive
them. These fees, almost without an exception, arise from certificates
annexed to Notarial Acts. You will perceive they are simple, and re-
late only to the Notary Public, and not the Parties who have deposed
before him who frequently I do not know, and never see. It is the
Notary who applies to me for an attestation that he is duly commissioned,
and so scrupulous have I been for some time past, as not to insert in my
certificates even the ordinary words, "that faith v/as due to the notarial
act." But it may be objected that in cases where an American citizen
covers American property, a certificate of mine to the notarial act, may
add some degree of weight to the oath of the exporter. Such an ob-
jection cannot require a serious reply. — The officers of His Majesty's
Navy when they overhaul a ship and examine her papers, judge from
general or particular circumstances independent of the oath of the ship-
per, the attestation of the notary, or the Consular certificate, — Besides if
I am not to certify the notary, the Mayor of this city will do it — So that
nothing can be effected by the interdiction. — Under these circumstances
it appears to me wonderful that that there can be a shadow of objection
to His Majesty's Consuls receiving fees from Foreigners, particularly as
the foreign Consuls take fees in all cases from British Subjects. — You
will notice what I have said to Mr. Merry on the subject of expenditures,
over and above the allowance from Government. — Mr. Wallace His
Majesty's Consul for Georgia, died last year, leaving a large family penni-

•»The papers enclosed were letters or copies of letters bearing on the subject of
this letter to Robert Barclay.

Records at Bury Hill, Surrey. 39

less — Mr. MacDonogh Consul for Massachusetts who died about a month
since has left his family in so distressed a situation, that even the Ameri-
cans at Boston Philadelpha and New York are making charitable collec-
tions for their support. — Is it not distressing to learn the fate of such
old servants — My situation is not similar, but it is far from pleasant, with
a large family, to reflect, that I am under the necessity to injure the pa-
ternal estate of my children to support myself decently, as His Majesty's
principal Servant in this city and State.

Will you my dear Sir, on the receipt of this letter wait on Mr. Ham-
mond and converse with him on this subject. — I trust his good sense will
point out that I have not acted amiss, and that he will advise His Maj-
esty's Consul may be permitted to take the customary fees from Foreigners.
— I once flattered myself that I stood well in the good opinion of Mr.
Hammond, and have no reason to suppose he thinks ot'nerwise of me at
present — yet I am anxious to have my own interest strengthened by yours
and one or two of your friends — To Lord Mulgrave I am wholly un-
known.— I trust you will represent me, as you conceive consistent with
truth, and add that any extention of Indulgence to my present allowances
will be bestowed on a faithful Servant of His Majesty, and at the same
time doing you a favor. — I intreat your pardon for soliciting this un-
pleasant service from you.

Believe me

with truth and regard
Dear Sir

your very faithful and obedient
friend and servant

Tho Barclay.

Private and Confidential.

New York gth March, 1805
My dear Sir

The pacquet having been detained for Mr. Merry's despatches, enables
me to enclose you a copy of his letter in answer to mine of the 22nd. of
February. — ^I much fear you will be tired of me and the subject, but as I
have it much to heart, in vindication of my conduct, and from a conviction
that it is sound policy, the Consuls in America should be allowed to take
fees of office ; permit me to intreat your patience to the following remarks.

Mr. Merry states that one of the reasons which operates against his
sanctioning the receiving of fees, is that the custom has not been adopted
by Consul General Bond, Consul Hamilton, or any other Consul or Vice
Consul in the southern States. — On my arrival in these States in 1799,
Mr. Bond suggested to me the propriety and necessity of taking fees of
office and it was agreed that a joint application should be made to Lord
Grenville — On my return to New York from Philadelphia, Mr. Bond
wrote me, that having been several years in office and not having taken
fees, it would appear singular for him to apply ; but as I had lately been
appointed there could be no objection for me to do it. — This letter I cannot
lay my hand on ; but a copy of his letter marked A, whereof I have sent
you a copy is fully expressive of his wishes and sentiments on this subject;
and the only reason why Mr. Bond and the Consuls to the Southward have
not taken fees, is owing to my not having received expressly an affirma-
tive approbation from Lord Grenville ; but which as far as respected my-
self, required no answer unless his Lordship disapproved of what I had
stated to him, I should do, until I received his wishes to the contrary' —
Thus stands the case for Mr. Bond and the Consuls to the Southward.

When Mr. Merry went to the north of Europe to establish a Con-
sular System, and discovered that Certificates had been granted by a

40 A Mistaken Tradition.

British Consul for the purpose of showing the neutral quality of Vessels
of Merchandize ; he acted wisely in suppressing the usage and the fees ;
because such proceedings were highly improper and dangerous. In this
case, was I to hazard an opinion on the person, I should pronounce that
the Consul Mr. Merry speaks of, was not a subject of His Majesty, but
of the very power in whose favor the certificates of neutral Property were
granted — I feel hurt by his naming such a case, on an occasion in which
I am personally concerned ; because my character civil and military is too
well established I should presume, to admit even the possibility of my
ever doing an improper act intentionally.

In my former letter I have stated that custom has established here
as well as in Europe, Ministerial or Consular declarations necessary to
notarial and acts of a similar nature. These are the only species of cer-
tificates ever granted by me, save such as are pointed out by Acts of
Parliament. These in no wise touch on the merits, or even notice the
affidavit or protest made before the notary. — You will perceive from a
copy inclosed of a letter from Vice Admiral Sir Andrew Mitchell Com-
mander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships of War in the American Station,
that he and the Admirals in the West Indies, and I suspect now generally
elsewhere, understand my certificates perfectly ; and so far from their
proving injurious, I am convinced they operate by my means to the bene-
fit of the Service.

Mr. Merry is assuredly in an error in opposing the receiving of fees.
— On general principles it must be admitted, the better an officer is paid,
the less liable will he be to temptation — But recollect I disclaim the Idea
that Consul of His Majesty on any occasion would knowingly act in
violation of his duty.

I am with sincere regard
dear Sir
Your faithful! friend and Serv-ant

Tho Barclay.
Robert Barclay Esqr.

The style in which the foregoing letters from Col. Thomas
Barclay were written, while not bearing with particular strength
in either direction, seems rather less consistent with kinship than
with mere friendship, and may be regarded simply as one of the
many straws which point against the correctness of the tradition
of a descent of the Rev. Thomas Barclay from Col. David Barclay
of Ury or from Col. David's accomplished wife, Lady Katharine
Gordon, "the white rose of Scotland."^

^For the ancestry of Lady Katharine Gordon, see Appendix C hereto annexed.

PART III.

A Mistaken Tradition, Continued. — Testimony of the Records in

London.

THE most convincing proof, however, of the error of the
contention that Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany was the
son of John Barclay of East New Jersey, is found in the
result of the investigations made by the late Dr. DeLancey H.
Barclay of Baltimore, during the last few years of his life. Con-
vinced that the tradition had no basis of fact. Dr. Barclay, — who
at the time of his death was the head of the family descended
from Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany ,i — made personal search
in London for information concerning Rev. Thomas Barclay's
early life and antecedents.

" The earliest positive and authentic knowledge which we
have of Rev. Thomas Barclay," he writes, "is given to us by the
appearance of his name in the list of students who entered St.
Salvator's College at the University of St. Andrews in Fife, in
the session of 1683- 1684. He matriculated at the University
on February 25th, 1684, and was granted the degree M. A. on
June 14th, 1688. His regent's name was Mr. John Mengies,
and the degree was conferred by the Rev. Dr. Alexander Skene,
the Vice-Chancellor of the University. This is all the informa-
tion which is afforded by the records of the University.

" From June 14th, 1688, until May, 1707, a period of nine-
teen years, I have thus far been able to find no reference in any
record I have examined either to his life or to his acts. In
May, 1707, he appears as an applicant for Holy Orders from
the Bishop of London, and in that month was successively or-
dained deacon and priest, as the following extracts taken in
the customary questionable Latin, which are from the Volume
of Ordination,- — 1675 to 1809, — in St. Paul's Cathedral, London,
will show : —

^Dr. Barclay's yourger brother, Cuti^bert Collingwood Barclay, second of that
name, is the present (1903) head of the family.

41

42 A Mistaken Tradition.

" '22 May 1707. Thomas Barclay, Artimus Magister Coll. Salvetoriaus
" 'quod est Andreapolis in Scotorium, Diacconaliis Ordinem sint ad-
" 'missus

" 'j/ May 1707 Thomas Barclay, Art. Mag. Coll. St. Salvatoris nost-
" 'ri quos est Andreapoli in sacrum presbyteratus Ordinum fuit.'

"The proximity of the dates of these two ordinations is evi-
" dence that he was ordained for the colonies, as it was only in
" such case that the rule was waived which required the lapse of
" a year between the taking of orders as deacon and the ordina-
" tion as priest,

" The lapse of nineteen years between his graduation at St.
" Andrews and his ordination in London, it thus far seems im-
" possible to fill. If he entered St. Salvator's in 1683-4 at the
" age of sixteen, — and it is hardly probable that he matriculated
" at a much earlier age, — he would have been twenty when he
" graduated and thirty-nine when he was ordained ; and we would
" thus be able to fix the year 1667 or 1668 as the year of his
" birth. He would thus be less than ten years the junior of John
" Barclay, who was born in 1659 and came to East New Jersey
" in 1684.

" On May 31, 1707, the day he took his priestly orders,
" Thomas Barclay signed the Act of Uniformity and was forth-
" with appointed Chaplain of the garrison at Fort Orange, at
" Albany, which had recently been acquired from the Dutch. It
" is probable that he sailed for the colonies within a short time
" after his appointment, for there is evidence of his being in
" Boston in November of the same year. Rev. Thorowgood
" Moore and Rev. John Brooke, two of the missionaries of the
" Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts,
" sailed from Boston for the mother country in November or
" December, 1707, and were lost at sea. Prior to their sailing
" they made their wills. The will of Thorowgood Moore, which
"was not dated beyond 'November 1707,' recited his in-

" tended departure from America, and was witnessed by four
" clergymen : Samuel Myles, minister of the Chapel at Borden-
" town, N. J. ; Thomas Barclay, minister at Alban}^ ; Rev. John
" Brooke, of Elizabethtown, N. J. ; and Rev. John Talbot, of
" Burlington, N. J. The will of Rev. John Brooke, which was
" undoubtedly made at about the same time, was dated November

Records in London.

43

"20th, 1707, and thus fixes the date of Rev. Thomas Barclay's
" presence in Boston.^

" The next we hear of Rev. Thomas Barclay is his arrival in
" Albany on June 9th, 1708, a considerable part of the intervening
" seven months having possibly been consumed in the journey
" from Boston. From here on for the next thirteen years we
" have many records of his life and work and some indications of
" his personal characteristics."

It was Dr. Barclay's intention to continue the investigations
he had thus commenced, and had his life and health been spared
we would doubtless have known with some degree of certainty
ere this, of which of the many Barclay families of England and
Scotland Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany was a member. With-
out feeling at all committed to the point of view, Dr. Barclay in-
clined somewhat to the belief that Rev. Thomas was a son of Sir
Robert Barclay of Pierston, Ayrshire, Knt, who was created
baronet of Nova Scotia on October 22, 1668.^ While the fact
that Rev. Thomas matriculated at St. Andrews in Fifeshire might
seem to militate in some degree against this theory, yet the simi-
larity (out of all the recorded Barclay arms) of the arms of the
Barclays of Pierston to those which have come down to the
descendants of Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany, is the ground
upon which Dr. DeLancey H. Barclay was inclined to rest his
belief that Rev. Thomas was possibly, if not probably, of the
Pierston family. The differing characteristics of the arms of the
Barclays of Mather and Ury and those of the Barclays of Piers-
ton, are pointed out in Appendix D hereunto annexed.

One or two letters written by Rev. Thomas Barclay, or by
his wife, to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel and
sundry extracts from the records of the Society in London,^
serve to correct two other errors which are generally accepted as
a part of the "family tradition," — the one as to the date of Rev.
Thomas Barclay's death and the other as to the number of his
children.

^For a copy of these wills see Dr. G. M. Hill's History of The Church in
Burlington, page 74.

^See The Peerage, Baronetage, and Knightage of the British Empire for
1 88 1, by Joseph Foster. Westminster: Nichols & Sons.

^Copies of these letters and records have been kindly furnished by Rev. Joseph
Hooper, M. A., of Durham, Conn., sometime Registrar of the Diocese of Albany.

44 A Mistaken Tradition.

It has been generally assumed, and published, that Rev.
Thomas Barclay died in the year 1722 and had but three children,
— Thomas, Henry and Andrew; but the letters quoted below
make it clear that he had not only three but four children, and
that he was living as late as 1725 and possibly in 1726. The
fourth son was undoubtedly John Barclay, Mayor of Albany from
1777 to 1778, who, unlike the rest of his family, was a steadfast
patriot throughout the Revolutionary struggle. Further refer-
ence will be made to him in Part V below.

The letters to be quoted hereafter show that the closing years
of Rev. Thomas Barclay's life were darkened by a mental afflic-
tion so grave as to render necessary actual physical restraint, and
further show, what is of particular interest in connection with the
matters now under search, that as late as 171 9 Rev. Thomas had
a sister living in England who held his power of attorney for the
collection of the yearly stipend due him from the Crown for his
services as chaplain of the garrison at Albany. This sister's
name, most unfortunately, was not mentioned in the letters, and
an examination of the records^ of the English War Department,
through which the stipend was paid, has failed to disclose it ; still
the fact that he had a sister has played no part whatsoever in the
tradition which has regarded Rev. Thomas as the son of John
Barclay of East New Jersey, and affords some further proof in
support of our charge that the tradition is a false one.

Another circumstance militating in some degree against the
accuracy of the tradition, is the fact that Rev. Thomas Barclay's
speech was strongly Scotch. In a letter written to the Bishop of
London by W. Bennett (probably an officer of the garrison at
Albany), dated at New York June 24th, 1726, wherein he asks
that a missionary be sent to Albany, he suggests that the clergy-
man selected be an Englishman as "Mr. Barclay, the late minister,
spoke so broad Scotch that it was difficult to understand him."^

Until 1716, Mr. Barclay received from the Crown £50 yearly
for his services as chaplain to the garrison at Albany, and from
the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel another £50 per
annum for his services as missionary and catechist at Albany and

=Made by the late Dr. DeLancey H. Barclay of Baltimore.

=See History of St. Peter's Church in the City of Albany by Rev. Joseph
Hooper, M. A. Albany: Brandow Printing Co., 1900, page 67.

Records in London. 45

at Schenectady. For some now unknown reason, — possibly
through the influence of those whose enmity Mr. Barclay had
incurred, — the allowance by the Society was suddenly discon-
tinued, as is shown by the following extract from the Society's
records :

"Stli March 1716

"Agreed to by the Society that Mr. Barclay at Albany his salary be
withdrawn he having fifty pounds p. ann. allowed him by the Crown."

In an "Account of the Society for the Propagation of the
Gospel" published by Rev. Dr. Humphrey in 1730 in London, —
an almost contemporaneous record, — it was said :

"It was represented to the Society, that since Mr. Barclay had a
salary as chaplain to the garrison at Albany, that, with the voluntary con-
tributions of the people who came to the new church, would be a suf-
ficient maintenance; the Society therefore withdrew his salary." (*)

The withdrawal of this stipend, with the consequent financial
embarrassment, seems to have been the first of the troubles which
overwhelmed Mr. Barclay and finally resulted in the loss of his
mind.

In the Journal of the Society for the Propagation of the
Gospel, the following entry appears under date of December 5th,
1718:

"It was reported from the Committee that they had read three Let-
ters from Mr. Barclay dated Albany June 28th, and October the 29th 1717
and June the 2nd 1718. Importing that in August 1716 he received the
Society's Resolve that his salary should be withdrawn after the 6th of
March 1716/7. That as Chaplain to the Garrison of Albany he hath
had a Pension of fifty pounds p. ann. from the 25th of March, 1707, which
provision being so scanty in that dear Place the late Bishop of London
did obtain from the Society an allowance of fifty pounds more yearly
as their Missionary and Catechist at Albany and Schenectady which of-
fices he hath discharged to the best of his Power by Catechising the youth
and bringing up many hundreds of them in the Worship of the Church
of England; that he formed the Congregation of the Mohawk Indians
now the cure of Mr. Andrews, and since Mr. Andrews arrival has apply'd
himself to the Instruction of the Slaves and has at present above 40 Cate-
chumens, 23 of whom he hath baptized, that for two years and a half past
he hath labour'd in building a Church which was opened on the 25th day
of November last on which day he preached before a considerable audi-
ence who gave a handsome offering, and the day after the Soldiers of the
two Independent Companies subscribed fifty pounds towards building a
Gallery, that he is in debt for building the said Church 225 lbs. which
lies heavy on him having a family of small children and not bread to
eat. he humbly prays the Society to take his case into consideration and
to continue his allowance since he has no manner of support there but
the Pension of Fifty Pounds from the Crown, and so ill paid and Taxes

46 A Mistaken Tradition.

deducted that he cannot possibly subsist himself and family on so small
and uncertain an Income. That one half of his allowance from the Gov-
ernment goes for house rent and firewood and the other part after Taxes
deducted is not sufficient for clothing, so that nothing remains for food
or the education of his children, for which reason and his past services
he hopes the Society will not leave him to begg with his family of small
children in his old age and declining years,^'^ having spent his all in their
service. That Mr. Andrews having come to an Estate by the death of
his brother in Virginia talks frequently of leaving his Mohawk Indians,
and if that should happen he offers to instruct those Indians for a far
less allowance and take care of his flock at Albany too, which may be
easily done since the Indians are very often from home: desire's some
of the Society's Anniversary Sermons and a few Common Prayer Books,
and that, while there is no fort nor Chapel among the Onondagas, the fur-
niture sent over for that Nation (which is in the Governor's hands and
which as he is informed is at the disposal of the Bishop of London) may
be lent to the Church at Albany since it is (as it were) the Cathedral
Church of the Five Nations, they dayly flocking into it, where he do's
administer to their Spiritual necessities while at Albany, and has bap-
tized several of their children — sometimes three on one day.

Whereupon the Comm'ee agreed to move the Society to take into
consideration that part of his Letter which relates to the Instruction of
the Mohawk and other Indians in case Mr. Andrews shall leave them."

Under date of May 25th, 1719, Mr. Barclay wrote to the
Secretary of the Society as follows :

"Sir:

Bv severall Letters I have presumed to lay before the Venerable So-
ciety for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, the hardships
I lye under since that Illustrious Board has been pleased to withdraw
their allowance of fifty pounds per ann. to me as missionary and Cate-
chist at Albany, and to none of my Letters having the honour of any an-
swer; Once more I beg leave with all due deference, to mention only
my present circumstances which cry aloud for relief. If want of bread
for self and Family (having had but 42 lbs. sterling in two years) in a
remote corner of the World where I have no manner of Establishment
or perquisite may plead for me: Besides a heavy load of _ Church Debt;
I shall groan under being last Winter thrice arrested within the space of
one month, obliged to give what little money I had by me (to pay for
my winter provisions) to Lawyers for defending me from close Imprison-
ment (tho the debt was none of those I stood engaged for) add to this
the want of money to pay my House Rent at that very time, though I
was not indebted above two quarters Rent Yet my Landlord feed a
Lawyer against me, and with Difficulty could I obtain a month's respite,
and tho' on the 2nd day of February I paid the next Quarter's Rent, yet
on the fifth day of May I had a fresh threatening, and that but for one
quarter, and that at a time when I had not one sixpence to buy bread for
my farnily, too little credit can a minister have from his Landlord here;
Though the same person who was at that time my Church Warden and
has had 97 pounds 10 shillings of house Rent from me from August, 1709 :
to May last. This is owing to the withdrawing of my salary from the

7N. B.— John Barclay of East New Jersey, whom the "tradition" regards as the
father of Rev. Thomas Barclay, was 59 years of age in 1718. Is it probable that the
son was "in his old age and declining years," when the father was but S9?

Records in London. 47

Society, and the bad payment of my salary from the Crown. I am post-
poned a whole year's pension from Midsummer, 1713, till Midsummer
1714 as a Debt of the late Queen: and by my sisters last letters (who is
my attorney) she acquaints me that she has received but till Christmas,
1717. Soe that at Midsummer next there will be two years and a half
due to me from the Government; add to this a Loss I sustained of 62
lbs. 10 s. sterling of the same money from March 25th, 1709 to Midsum-
mer, 1710 by the Fraud of my then attorney; I have had some other
Losses besides these mentioned and what the Church is indebted to me
which is to the value of 50 lbs. and upwards New York money, this is
over and above my own Benefaction of which my wife's before : and all
my Travelling charges and Voyages to New York on the Account of
building the Church. I might further enlarge on this melancholy subject
by telling of the sighs and tears of my poor wife, who while in her
Mother's house neither saw nor felt want; the upbraiding of some of her
Relations ; The bitter sarcasms and bitter Taunts of others who want
neither power nor money to supply my wants by themselves or others
(especially as to the Church Debts) and tell me that prayer will not
doe it : when, alas, I have no means left but tears : for I am not bred to any
manual operation (tho' I often wish I had) that may help me to support
my family, willingly would I labour three days a week rather than to owe
any man one half penny. And tho' I groan under a Double Debt at pres-
ent both for the Church and the support of my Family, yet I have this
comfort I was led into both through necessity and no bad Husbandry.
And it is a known truth at Albany that had the intire management of the
Building your Church been in my hands, the Fund contributed had been
more than enough for that work, but others being joyn'd with me, and I
being obliged to Travel severall times to New York for removing the
stop illegally put to that work, and that in the King's name by 4 Jus-
tices, as well as for gathering subscriptions ; stones new wrought in my
absence to the value of an hundred pounds for the Beautifying the
Fabrick, tho' the guift of his Excellency our governor, out of the King's
stores at Albany was sufficient for Finishing the Work. The payment of
the workmen during the aforesaid stop for three week's time did like-
wise increase the charges, and lastly, the makeing of four thousand
Bricks for the Beautifying the windows and the Gavel Ends, and after
the work was little more than half finished I was left by the Under-
takers when the Subscriptions at that time did amount to about six hun-
dred pounds, and five hundred of the six expended and the Church in
Debt to the Value of the whole and when I undertook the sole Burthen
upon myself on the twelfth of June 1716 the most of the workmen volun-
tarily offered themselves, soe that though I suffer now a Fraud cannot be
charged on me, Since it (is) well known that the Fund was exhausted
and I did Build upon Providence and upon the expectation of assistance
from Commissary Vesey and Mr. Tenney, the Flower of the English
Congregation at New York not having contributed thereto.

"The Reverend Mr. Vesey turned over that trouble on his then
Reverend Assistant, and the Reverend Mr. Tenney excused himself first
by the Loss he might sustain as to his own Yearly Subscription from the
Congregation and since he had the Chaplainship of the Forces, he alledges
want of leisure, and that it would ruin his school, the last gave a bene-
faction of 50 shillings, the first nothing, this I can make evident by both
your Letters. I must own that Mr. Commissary did warmly urge Mr
Tenney to collect for the payment of the Debts of our Church tho' in
vain, but enough of this which I only mention in my own Defence, for
I did conceal from our people at Albany as much as I could possible their
coldness (I speak the Truth to my Grief) and if I have been too tedious
on this ungrateful subject give me leave to say that nothing but the ex-

48 A Mistaken Tradition.

tremity of want could have extorted this from me. I shall not mention
one word of my Labours during my Eleven years ministration at Albany
only that to magure"^*) all Difficulties I slacken not my Diligence, twenty-
eight slaves I have Baptized new ; and am at present employed in cate-
chising the Youth, and in Founding a Latin School, and near 30 white
children have I Baptized the last half year, one Indian Child of ten years
of age and one of a year old : I say I am at present employed in gathering
of a Latin school for one Mr. Willson who arrived here last November
from Ireland, a man of sober conversation and has a competent skill in
the Latin and Greek Tongues. There are about Seventy Children that
attend at the prayers of the Church and are Catechised. I hope the
Venerable Society will not be offended at this Trouble which my pinching
wants have forced me to. And whenever that Venerable Board shall be
pleased to signifie to me by their Secretary to desist and forbear the
giving any further Trouble, as in Duty bound I shall submit being well
aware That the Society knows best what I doe deserve or what is
proper to give to one in my circumstances. And whatever the Issue may
be I hope I shall never while I breathe (cease) to have a thankful sense
of former favours and heartily pray that God may prosper their Handy-
work, and Bountifully Reward their good Works. And being they have
been so Instrumentall in turning many unto Righteousness may they
shine as bright Starrs for ever and ever.

"S'rs I earnestly beg an answer to this for I have had none to any
of my Letters since the withdrawing of my Mission Nov. 6th.

"When I undertook to finish the Church, of the six hundred pounds
subscription money five hundred pounds was laid out upon the work and
a Debt to the Value of the hundred pounds not paid in.

"I am, S'rs

"Your most humble and most obedient servant,

"Thos. Barclay."

So far as the records of the Society show, this letter, though
received, was in no wise acted upon ; and under date of June 13th,
1721, Mr. Barcla}^ again wrote the Society as follows:

"Sirs

"I beg leave once more to lay the extremity of my case before ye.
Venerable Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in foreign parts,
which short is this. That by their withdrawing of my allowance of 50
pounds per ann. I am reduced to want of bread for ye pension 50 lbs.
which I have from ye Crown when taxes and other dues are paid, does
not amount to above 42 lbs. p. annu and that narrow allowance so ill
paid that (including one year before the death of ye late Queen) the
Government att Michaelmas next will be indebted to me four years
salary and how then can I mantain eight in family having no manor of
support here and without money or credit never was there any clergyman
sent over to this part of ye World reduced to such straits and that did
groan under such pressing want, having nothing to feed or cloth my
family add to this ye prosecutione I suffer both for the Church Debts
and my own, being now obliged to keep within doors not dareing to step
abroad on week dales to perform Divine Service, and for a Minister to
be confined to his house, being eight in family (as I hinted before) and
not a morsel of bread to eat methinks this melancholy Story should stir

^Evidently a slip of the pen for "maugre."

Records in London. 49

up Compassion in ye hardest heart far more in ye breasts of ye most
Charitable Corporation in the world. Nay I hope their ears will be no
longer shnt to my sorrowful complaints But that that Venerable body
will quickly send relief and restore me to my salary and so prevent my
ruin I think I have said enough though I have not recounted the halfe
of my sufferings to move compassion. I shall only add That nothing
hath be'n wanting on my part, but that as I formerly did so shall I goe
on (thro' God's assistance) in my duty both in converting slaves &c. since
ye departure of Mr. Andrews, some Indians to the Knowledge of the
truth, and I have baptized within a few years between thirty and forty
slaves. The Mohock Indians have often desired me to come among
y'm but, alas, my low estate will not admit of that expense nor am_ I able
to be hospitable to them as formerly I have been and was my circum-
stances better I shou'd be capable of doing more good among all sorts
of persons. God is my witness I endeavor what I can and wherein
I come short God I hope will pardon since I want not ye will but the
power — humbly supplicant for an answer from ye Venerable Society.
I am Sir Your most humble and afflicted serv't

Thos. Barclay."

How this appeal was received may be gathered from the
following extract from the Journal of the Society recorded under
date of August i8th, 1721 :

"Read a letter from the Rev. Mr. Barclay at Albany dated the 13th
of June last setting forth his present hard circumstances and praying
to be restored to his former salary. Agreed that Mr. Barclay remove
either to Rye or Jamaica in New York Government which shall be vacant,
with a salary of fifty pounds p. annum if he shall think fit: and in con-
sideration of his very hard circumstances that Ten pounds be given him
for his present Relief."

The letter of June 13th, 1721, was the last that Mr. Barclay
wrote. Under date of May 22., 1722, his wife wrote the Society
as follows :

"Hon'ble Gentlemen

"Whilst it pleaseth Almighty God to suffer my husband Mr. Thos.
Barclay to be taken from his family, I his Espouse presume in his behalf
to acknowledge the Receipt of your hon'es by a Letter from Mr. Secretary
Umphreys dated ye 5th of Sept. last whereby your Honors signifie your
having received him to be your Missionary and have appointed him the
Choice of removing either to Rye or Jamaica in New York Government
which shall be vacant with an alowance of 50 lbs. for his salary a year
from ye Hon'ble Society and that I further observe that your pious
Consideracons be such as to order him 10 lbs. for his pres't Relief I
think never bestowed on one of his function in foreign parts having a
wife and four children better y'n on him Wherefore I return unfeigned
thanks his laying out his all towards ye finishing of ye Church here (the
arrears being considerable and no prospect how to be Refunnded) the
delay in paying w'h the Crown allows him. many oppositions he has rnet
on account of ye Church and other misfortunes that have attended him
whilst here has' in my opinion and apprehension been ye occasion of his
present calamity. I pray your honors consider my present circumstances
and that you in compassion will continue that salary for his and family's

50 A Mistaken Tradition.

maintenance whilst so being and until ye Almighty God thro' his mercy
shall bestow him to his family and able him to officiate on either place
where you the Hon'ble Society have appointed him (wch offer was he
well am assured he would gladly embrace) and his afflicted wife takes
leave with all humility to subscribe herself gratefully to be

Your Honors most humble Serv't

Anna Dorotea Barclay."

This appeal dated May 22nd, 1722, was laid before a Com-
mittee of the Society at a meeting thereof held on February 13th,
1723, as the following extract from its records shows:

"Read a letter from Mrs. Barclay dated Albany, 22nd of May,
1722. And another from the clergy of New York &c. dated July 5th,
1722 setting forth the deplorable circumstances of the Rev. Mr. Barclay
(formerly a Missionai-y from the Society at Albany) and his poor fam-
ily: that he hath been all along diligent in his cure, and has taken great
pains in catechising the Indian Infidels in a place where they are very
numerous, but that of late the many misfortunes which have succes-
sively attended him have brought him to an outrageous distraction such
as has obliged his friends to confine him to a dark room, and in the
mean time the small salary which the Governm"t in England allow'd him
not being paid; his family (a wife and four children) are reduced to
extreme Poverty ; and praying the Society to consider the deplorable
condition he and his family are reduced to, in such manner as shall seem
most effectual for their relief. Whereupon the Committee agreed that his
case be recommended to the Society as a matter of compassion, and that
they be moved to make him such a Gratuity as they shall think proper.
Agreed that this matter shall be considered at the next meeting of the
Society."

The "relief" so urgently needed and prayed for was finally
granted by the Society at its meetings of March 21st, IJ27,, and
April 26th, 172^, as is shown by the following extracts from the
Society's Journal :

"21st March 1723. The Society took into consideration the case of the
Rev'd Mr. Barclay mentioned in the Minutes of the last Meeting and
Agreed that Ten pounds be given him for his present relief.
"26th of April, 1723. Upon reading the Report of the Committee repre-
senting the case of the Rev. Mr. Barclay : Agreed by the Society that he
be allow'd twenty pounds more."

The remaining entries touching this matter in the Society's
Journal, which have come to the notice of the writer, are the
following :

"17th July 1724 : Read a letter from Mrs. Dorothea Barclay, wife of
the Rev. Mr. Barclay thanking the Society for their charitable gratuity
to her in consideration of the deplorable condition of her husband late
the Society's Missionary, and praying for a further allowance during
his continuing in his present state ; and Agreed to referr the consider-
ation thereof to the Society. Ordered that the Secretary make enquiry

Records in London. 51

whether the fifty pounds per annum formerly allow'd to the Rev. Mr.
Barclay by the Crown be still continued and paid to him."
"21st August 1724: The Secretary acquainted the Board that in pursu-
ance of the Order at last Meeting he has made enquiry and finds that
the salary of Fifty pounds p. annum formerly allowed to the Rev. Mr.
Barclay by the Crown is still continued and paid to him."

That Mr. Barclay was living as late as July 7, 1725, is evi-
dent from a letter written from New York under that date to
the Bishop of London by W- Bennett, already referred to, in
which he said :

"Mr. Barclay, the minister of the English Church at Albany in this
Province, had the mistfortune to lose his senses about four years ago
and continues yet in the same unhappy condition. His congregation have
waited this long in hopes of his recovery but finding no reason to expect
it they are now very desirous of a missionary." W

Whether or not Mr. Barclay was living as late as 1726 may
or may not be inferred from the following extract from the
Journal of the General Assembly of New York :

"October 28, 1726
Afternoon Session

"The Deputy Clerk of the Council, laid before this House, the Peti-
tion of Anna Dorothy Barclay of the City of Albany, to His Excellency,
the Council, and the General Assembly setting forth,

"That by Order of the Lord Cornbury, the Commissioners of Indian
Affairs placed Michael, the Son of Montour, an Indian (who was sent
to fetch and bring far Indians to Albany) at Mr Barclay's house, where
he was maintained and provided for from the 15th of August, 1708, until
the nth of March, 1712/13;

"Praying it may be taken into Consideration so as that she may be
satisfied for the same,

"Which, having been read in Council, was ordered to be carried to
this House, and acquaint them that the Demand of the Petitioner ap-
peared to His Excellency and Council to be just, and therefore was
recommended by His Excellency, to make provision for satisfying the
said Demand;

And the same being read, it was

Ordered, That the said Petition lie on the Table."

Rev. Thomas Barclay had (subsequently to his arrival in
Albany in 1708) married Anna Dorothea, daughter of Captain^
Andries Drauyer (a Dane by birth, serving in the Navy of the
Dutch), and Gerritje Van Schaick, his wife. It is here, possibly,
that the name "Van Schaick" found its way into the family tradi-

°In the Annals of Albany, Annals op Schenectady, etc., he is described as
Captain Drauyer, although some publications have called him Admiral. The former
rank seems the more probable.

52 A Mistaken Tradition.

tion. The grandmother of Rev. Thomas Barclay's children, on
their mother's side, was a Van Schaick ; and it is not difficult to
imagine that in later years the Van Schaick connection might
carelessly have come to be regarded as on the father's side in-
stead of on the mother's. It would indeed have been odd had
the mother of Rev. Thomas and the mother of his wife both been
Van Schaicks, and yet no record of the coincidence have been
noted through all these years.

Gerritje Van Schaick was the daughter of Capt. Goosen
Gerritse Van Schaick by his second wife, Annatje Lievens. Ger-
ritje was born in 1657 and married Andries Drauyer on January
17th, 1674.1'^

On March 2nd, 1699, Gerritje Van Schaick, wife of Andries
Drauyer, joined the Dutch Church in New York on certificate
from Copenhagen, and on the same day her husband, described
on the Church records (if the English translation be correct) as
"Rear Admiral of the King's fleet of Denmark and Norway,"
joined on a similar certificate. On February 28th, 1700, Johanna
Dorothea Drauyer, presumably the future wife of Rev. Thomas
Barclay of Albany, likewise joined the Dutch Church in New
York, upon confession of faith and belief.^^

^"See N. Y. Gen. & Biog. Record, vol. II, p. 191.
^Ihid, vol. VII, p. 56.

PART IV.

The Line of Descent from John Barclay of East New Jersey.

JOHN BARCLAY, second son of Col. David Barclay of Ury
and brother of the apologist, died intestate, as we have seen,
in 1731 at Perth Amboy, East New Jersey; and administra-
tion on his estate was granted to William Bradford, — "Jo^^
" Barclay, his son and heir having requested administration should
" be granted under his hand unto the said William Bradford."''

The William Bradford here referred to was undoubtedly the
well-known printer who was at that time a resident of Phila-
delphia.

The following notices of John Barclay's death appeared in
The: Boston Weekly News Letter of May 6, 1731, and in The
Pennsylvania Gazette of April 29, 1731 :^

From The Boston Weekly News Letter.

"Philadelphia, April 29. Last week died at Amboy, John Barclay,
Esq., in an advanced Age, a pious man, an excellent Neighbor, and of
very great Service to the Publick, but more particularly where he lived,
and is very much lamented by all that knew him. He was Brother to
Robert Barclay, Laird of Ure in the Kingdom of Scotland, the famous
Quaker, who wrote Barclay's Apology."

From The Pennsylvania Gazette.

"Philadelphia April 29, From Amboy we hear that last Week died Mr.
John Barclay, Post master there. He was Brother to the famous Robert
Barclay."

John Barclay's wife, Katharine Barclay, had died and been
buried at Perth Amboy on January 6, 1703, as appears from the
following entry on the records of St. Mary's Church at Burling-
ton, West New Jersey:

"Buried at Amboy N. J. by John Talbot
Jan. 6, 1703 — Catherine Barclay"

aSee Secretary of State's office at Trenton, Liher B of Wills, p. 240.

bSee New Jersey Archives, vol. XI, first series, p. 243.

53

54 Line of Descent from

That she died on the same day is to be inferred, as it seems
to the writer, from the following further entry on the same
records :

"B<!ptized at Amboy N. J. by John Talbot
Jan. 6, 1703 — Catherine Barclay"

The probabilities, in the writer's judgment, are that the
Catherine Barclay who was baptized by Mr. Talbot on January
6, 1703, was the same Catherine Barclay whose burial is recorded
as above. The apparently unseemly haste of burying a convert
on the very day of her baptism, militates somewhat against such
view ; yet it is not at all impossible that the rites of baptism
were administered to Catherine Barclay just prior to death
and that the funeral was arranged for the same day while
Mr. Talbot was still in Amboy, for the probable reason that
no other clergyman of the English Church was near at hand
or likely soon to be after Mr. Talbot should have proceeded on
his way. Moreover, John Barclay, the son, was anywheres from
a day to twelve months old when his mother died,'^ and while it

cPrior to 1752, the year was regarded in England as commencing on March
25th. Occurrences of the period between January ist and March 2Sth, therefore,
were sometimes noted with mention of both the years in order to avoid the chance of
mistake where it was not apparent to which of the calendar years the writer was re-
ferring. For example the burial of Katharine Barclay would more properly have
been recorded as having taken place on January 6th, 1702/3. And so it is possible
that John Barclay, the son, — whose birth is known to have occurred in "1702," —
may have been born even in the eleventh month of that year, according to the old
system; and that would mean that he was born in January, 1703, according to the new
system.

The confusion out of which the Gregorian or present calendar was evolved, may
be partially realized from the following brief historical summary which is taken almost
wholly from the Encyclopedia Britannica.

The earliest known Roman year consisted of ten months, or 304 days in all.
How the remaining days were disposed of is not known. The year commenced with
March, and the present months of July and August were known as Quintilis and
Sextiles. In the reign of Numa two months were added to the year, — January at the
beginning and February at the end, — and this arrangement continued until 452 B. C,
when the order of the months was changed and February was placed after January.
The months now consisted of twenty-nine and thirty days alternately, so that the
year, 354 days in all, corresponded with the synodic revolution of the moon. An odd
number of days, however, were deemed more propitious than an even number, so an
extra day was added and the number brought up to 355 days.

Something more than ten days was still needed to make the calendar year coin-
cident with the solar year, so the device was adopted of inserting, every second year,
between the 23rd and 24th of February, a new month known as Mcrcedonius consist-
ing, alternately, of twenty-two and twenty-three days. A period of four years would
thus contain 1,465 days, making the mean length of the year 36654 days. To rid the
calendar of this extra day, various devices were resorted to which finally resulted in

John Barclay of East New Jersey. 55

is possible, it seems hardly probable that the birth of another
child, of a daughter Catherine, should have followed his so
closely and that she only and not both he and she should have

the intercalation of the necessary number of days being left to the discretion of the
pontiffs to whom the care of the calendar was committed; and they in turn quickly
abused the power for political ends. By giving to the intercalary month a greater or
less number of days, according to their whim, the pontiffs were enabled to prolong
the term of a magistracy or hasten the annual elections; and by the time of Julius
Caesar the calendar had been thrown into such confusion that the civil equinox dif-
fered from the astronomical equinox by fully three months, so that the winter months
were carried back into autumn and the autumnal months into summer.

To put an end to these disorders, Caesar abolished the use of the lunar year and
of the intercalary months, and decreed that the civil year should be coincident with
the solar year, and should consist of 36554 days, ordaining that every fourth year
should have 366 days, and the others 365. The process of change from the one
calendar to the other resulted in a year of 445 days known as "the last year of con-
fusion" and the first Julian year commenced in 46 B. C.

The year under this system consisted of twelve months, the name Quintilis being
changed to "July," out of compliment to Julius Caesar. The odd months, — first,
third, fifth, etc., — were given 31 days each, and the even months 30 days each, except-
ing February, which in common years was given 29 and in every fourth year 30 days.
But when the name of the month Sextiles was subsequently changed to "August,"
out of compliment to Caesar Augustus, the vanity of that monarch would not suffer
such month to have a lesser number of days than the month named in honor of his
predecessor Julius Caesar, and the calendar was accordingly changed once more so as
to give August thirty-one instead of thirty days, — the day thus added being taken
from February. This, however, brought into succession three months of thirty-one
days each, a result so little to be desired that September and November were sum-
marily reduced to thirty days each and October and December increased to thirty-one.
The calendar year was still too long by one one-hundred-and-twenty-eighth part
of a day, so that by A. D. 1582 the vernal equinox had retrograded from the 25th of
March to the nth. Gregory XIII sought permanently to correct this error, and
directed that ten days should be altogether suppressed in the then existing calendar,
and that thenceforward each year of which the number was divisible by four without
a remainder should be a leap year, excepting the centurial years; and that the cen-
turial years should be leap years when divisible by four after omitting the two ciphers.
Thus, 1600 was a leap year; but 1700, 1800 and 1900 were common years, while 2000,
in turn, will be a leap year, — and so on.

The introduction into Great Britain of the Gregorian Calendar, or "New Style,"
as it was called, was for a long time successfully opposed by popular prejudice; but
the inconvenience of using a different system from that already in use in the greater
part of Europe gradually made itself felt, and in 1751 the "New Style" was adopted
by Act of Parliament for all public and legal transactions. It was provided in the
Act that the day following September 2, 1752, should be accounted the 14th of that
month, and the commencement of the legal year was changed from the zsth of March
to the 1st of January.

In Scotland the new style had been in use since the beginning of 1600, — a fact
to be remembered in connection with the Scottish records of events between that
period and 1751.

Russia is the only country in which the Julian Calendar or "Old Style" is still
employed. A letter addressed in Russia to a correspondent in another country should
be dated in both styles, in order to be at once intelligible, as for example, August i „°

J January 27
°^ 1 February 8

56 Line of Descent from

been baptized, and that, too, on the day of their mother's funeral.
John Barclay, the husband, as we saw above, had identified him-
self with the Church of England somewhere between the year
1690 and the recorded visit to Amboy of George Keith in the
year 1703 ; and it is not unreasonable to suppose that he sought
baptism for his wife on her death-bed and the reading of the
burial service by a clergyman of the established church, while
there chanced to be one still in Amboy, for the English clergy-
men at that time were simply itinerant through the Jerseys, their
missionary work calling them from place to place.

The son, John Barclay, lived in South Amboy throughout his
life and died there the owner of considerable real estate. His
death occurred on February i6th, 1786, when he w^as in the 84th
year of his age.*^ This circumstance fixes 1702 as the year of his
birth; besides which, that year is positively stated as the year of
his birth in the memo, made by Robert Barclay of Bury Hill
in 1774, for the purposes of the family genealogy, shown in Part
II above.

Mr, Whitehead, in his "Contributions to East Jersey
HiSTORy" (published in 1856), says at page 43 that John Barclay,
senior, left but one son John, "of whom nothing is known, ex-
cepting that he was alive in 1768 and poor." But the records at
Trenton and at New Brunswick refute the charge of poverty,
unless, indeed, he were "land-poor," as that term has of late
years been understood.

The records of the Old Tennent Church in Monmouth
County, make frequent reference to the son, John Barclay, as
"Capt. John Barclay," and state that he was buried in the old
Topanemus Burying Ground near the present village of Marl-
borough. He left a will dated May 26th, 1782, which, with a
codicil thereto dated June 9th, 1782, was proved at New Bruns-
wick on December 24th, 1790, and letters testamentary were on
the last mentioned day duly issued to his two sons John and
Robert. A copy of the will and of the codicil as recorded in
the office of the Secretary of State at Trenton in Eiber 30 of
Wills at page 502, will be found in Appendix E hereunto annexed.

It would have been a difficult task and quite beyond the

dSee letter in Part II above from John Barclay, his son, dated March 29th, 1802.

John Barclay of East New Jersey. 57

scope of the present writing to trace the widely diverging hnes
of descent from John Barclay, second of that name in East New
Jersey; but, in the course of the writer's searches along his own
line, many dates and circumstances have come to his notice which
may be of use to those more directly interested in this particular
line of descent from John Barclay of East New Jersey, and he
has therefore chronicled them here in the following table of
descent which he believes to be reasonably accurate, so far as it
goes. The f, appearing after a name in this table, indicates that
the writer has no further information at hand concerning such
person, or of any possible descent therefrom.

1. John Barclay,^ second son of Col. David Barclay} of Ury,

and Lady Katharine Gordon, his wife; b at Ury, Scot-
land, 1659,^ and migrated to East New Jersey in 1684;
d at Perth Amboy, East New Jersey, between April 22nd
and April 29th, 1731;^ ni (between 1699 and 1702^)
Katharine ,^ who died on January 6th, 1702/3.^

(2) John Barclay,^ his only son.^

2. John Barclay,3 second of that name in East New Jersey;

b at Perth Amboy, East New Jersey, 1702 }• ^ J at South
Amboy, New Jersey, February 16, 1786;^ m (i) June
II, 1725, Katharine Gordon} dau. of Charles Gordon}
b June 14, 1705 } d October 26, i7S7 } "^ (2) 1763, lane
Van Dyke} (There were no children by the second
marriage.)

(3) David Barclay A '^

^Memo. by Robert Barclay of Bury Hill, made in 1774- See Part II, above.

^Obituary notices in The Boston Weekly News Letter of May 6, 1731. and in
The Pennsylvania Gazette of April 29, 1731.

^Shown by the deeds on record in the office of the Proprietors at Perth Amboy.

■•Records of St. Mary's Church at Burlin^on, West New Jersey.

^Records of Sec. of State at Trenton, N. J., Liber B of Wills, page 240.

^Letter from John Barclay, third of that name in New Jersey, to Robert Barclay
of London, dated March 29th, 1802. See Part II, above.

"Records of Old Tennent Church, Monmouth County, N. J.: Burials in the old
Topanemus Burying Ground.

58

Line of Descent from

(4) Anne Barclay. ^'^

(5) John Bar clay. ^^

^ (6) Charles Barclay. ^'^

(7) Peter Barclay. '^'^

(8) Robert Bar clay. ^'^

(9) Lydia Barclay.^ ^ .

(10) Katherine Barclay. ^^

(11) Richard Bar clay. '^'^

3. David Barclay 4 h January i, 1727;! d 1772;^ m (License
granted) March 3, 1749, Elizabeth Walker of Mon-
^^ mouth, New Jersey.^ (In 1767 they Hved "Southward

^^"-^^ of Brunswick, Middlesex Co.")^

"■ ^f' ''^l"^ '/ (^j2) William Barclay ^ bap May 19, ^7S^'i^^ d prior,

probably, to I774-'^ t

(13) George Barclay, ^'^ b 1753;^ bap April, 1753-^'^

(In 1802 lived in Philadelphia. Address:

2nd Street. )^H

(14) Katherine Barclay,^ b 1756 ;i bap January 18,

1756 ;^t

(15) Hester^ '^ (or Esthery Barclay, bap November

19, 1758.'^ t

(16) Rachel Barclay 5 bap 'November 22, lyGi.'^f

• ■ . •. (17) Jane Barclay,^ 1 b 1767.1 f '>-/- '-^-^^^ < •;'. -7 '^ /

4. Anne Barclay ,4 & January 15, 1729;! d prior to 1761;!'^
m (license granted) November 21, 1749,^ John Craig,
X son of Archibald Craig}^ who died March 6, 175 1, aged

I "Y^ 72 years.^^

' '-^ ■ (18) Catharine Craig^ bap November 18, 1750 ;i'^ d

prior, probably, to 1774^1 «•
(19) Samuel Craig,^ b 1752;! bap February 19,
, 1752.10 1

^Records of Sec. of State at Trenton: Marriage licenses.

^County Clerk's Office, Middlesex Co., N. J., Liber 6 of Deeds, page 82.

lORecords of Old Tennent Church : Baptismal records.

John Barclay of East New Jersey. 59

(20) Archibald Craig,^ b 1754;^ bap April 21,

i7S4.^n

(21) Peter Craig,^ b i7S7'} bap May 23, 1756.1*^!

(John Craig, the husband of No. 4 above, took for his
second wife, prior to 1761, Anne Reid, dau. of John
Reid, and had by her three children, namely, Anne
Craig, William Craig and Mary Craig.)'^^

5. John Barclay ,-S third of that name in New Jersey, b March

17, 1731.1 In 1786 he lived "Southwards of Perth Am-
boy," his wife probably having died prior to that year.^^
(Query: Was his wife's name Catherine Murray f'^'^
It is doubtful whether the same John Barclay is here
referred to.) In 1802- 1804, he lived in New York with
his married daughter.^

(22) Richard Barclay.^

(23) Jane Barclay.^

6. Charles Barclay ,4 b February 14, 1733;-^ d September,

1813;^^ m Rebecca Gordon, who was b 1735, and was
living in 1802.^^ (In Charles Barclay's will, dated De-
cember i8th, 1810, and proved September 17th, 1813, he
describes himself as of "South Brunswick." In this
will he mentions his grandchildren BUsabeth Bayles and

"Letter from Charles Barclay to David Barclay of Walthamstow of March 9,
1802. See Part II, above.

^County Clerk's Office, Middlesex Co., N. J., Liber i of Deeds, p. 800.

i^See N. Y. Gen. & Biog. Rec, vol. VII, p. 172; vol. IX, p. 82.

i^From The Columbian, New York, Saturday, Sept. 25, 1813: "Died: At his
residence near Cranbury, in Middlesex County, N. Jersey, Charles Barclay in the
80th year of his age. He was descended from the ancient and honorable family of
the Barclays of Ury, in Scotland; he was the grandson of John Barclay, one of the
proprietors and first governor of East Jersey, who was appointed to that station and
came over to this country in 1682. Mr. Charles Barclay was fourteenth in descent
from Theobald De Berkeley (or, as the name is since spelled, Barclay), who lived in
the reign of David the ist, King of Scotland, who began to reign in the year 1124,
and was contemporary with Henry ist of England, son of the Norman Conqueror.
This family has for many centuries been settled on the extensive estates of Mathers
and Ury in Scotland. The present head of the family is said to have an income of
20,000 pounds sterling per annum. The family has become numerous, and assumed a
level with the independent yeomanry of our country."

6o Line of Descent from

Margaret and Lydia, but does not state which of his
^y children were the parents of these grandchildren.)^^

j/ (24) Margaret BarclayP'^ b 1755 ■} d prior to 1802,

leaving issue. ^^ f

(25) James Barclay,^ b 1758.^ In 1802 he was a

farmer, having a son named Charles Bar-
clay.^'^'^ Query: Did he marry Ann
Browerf^^ It is not probable that the same
James Barclay is here referred to.

(26) John Barclay,^^ b 1764 ;i d 1777.11!

(27) Lydia Barclay,^ 1 b 1766;! d prior to 1802, leav-

ing issue.ii f
-, (28) David Barclay.^

7. Peter Barclay ,4 b March 3, 1735 ;i d (Amd'n granted on
his estate to James Voorhees on April nth, 1810) ;i'^ m

'h--ylC\.rVJi ' twice, the second time in 1788^^ to Elisabeth Starkey,

' dau. of David Starkey of South Amboy.^^ Query:

Was his first wife Bell Thompsonf^^

^. ^ (29) Katharine Barclay,^ 1 m, prior to 18021^ Manuel

^l'^" ^^^ Quick (living in Ontario County, N. Y., in

-■"" " i8io.)2i

(30) Deborah Barclay ^^'\ I'm, prior to 1802,1^

I I Robert B ar -

\biy64-}\ clayP- No. 38
I I below.f

(31) David Barclay,^ '^ J [c? prior to 1802. i^f

(32) John Barclay,^ 1 living in New York in iSic^^^

Query: Did he marry Sarah LoganF^^

^^Surrogate's Office, Middlesex Co., N. J., Liber B of Wills, p. 35.

"See N. Y. Gen. & Biog. Rec., vol. XIV, p. 40.

"Surrogate's Office, Middlesex Co., N. J., Book A of Adm'n, p. 86.

i^Letter from Peter Barclay to Robert Barclay of London, of March 8, 1802.
See Part II, above.

i^County Clerk's Office, Middlesex Co., N. J., Liber 5 of Deeds, p. 44; ibid, p.
236.

2»See N. Y. Gen. & Biog. Rec, vol. XIV, p. 118.

=iCounty Clerk's Office, Middlesex Co., N. J., Liber 8 of Deeds, p. 538.

==County Clerk's Office, Middlesex Co., N. J., Liber 8 of Deeds, p. 674.

MSee N. Y. Gen. & Biog. Rec, vol. XII, p. 35.

John Barclay of East New Jersey. 6i

(33) Charles Barclay, ^'^^ b subsequently to 1774.^!

(34) Rachel Barclay,^ ^^ b subsequently to 1774 ;■*■ ^

prior to 1802.1^ f

8. Robert Barclay* b July 3, 1737 ;i bap Sept. 16, i737;^*^
d Aug. 2, i8i8;24 m (i) Nov. 2, 1760, Alice Van Kirk;^^

w (2) 1787,2*' Miriam ,2"^ "who had been brought

up in the way of the Friends' principles."^^ Letters of
administration were granted on the estate of Robert
Barclay on May 25th, 1827.28 (According to family
records furnished in 1898 by Henry C. Allen, Esq., of
Trenton, N. J., — No. 97 below, — Robert Barclay was
born June 22, 1737; died August 2, 1818, and married
October 26th, 1760, Elsie Van Kirk, who was born May
28, 1744, and died July 29, 1785.)

(35) Lewis Barclay,^ ^ b September 8, 1761 1^- ^^ bap

October 18, 1761 ;io d November 13, 1820.24 f

(36) Charles Barclay,^ '^ b February 18, iy6/^}'^^-\

(37) Katherine Barclay,^ '^ b October 31, 1765 ;i' 24

d prior to 1802.26 -j-

(38) Robert Barclay,^ '^ b January 25, I768;i'26 m

prior to 1802 Deborah Barclay, No. 30 above.29
Living in Ontario County, N. Y., in i8io.29 f

(39) HannaJi Barclay,^ '^ b January 2, 1770;^' 24 d

prior to 1802.26 f

(40) William Barclay,^ '^ b January 9, 1772 ;i' 24 ^

prior to 1805 Martha P In 1805 he

describes himself as "of Township of South
Amboy."30 f

(41) John Barclay,^ b March 9, 1774.24 f

2*Family records of Henry C. Allen, Esq., of Trenton, N. J.

^Records of Christ Church, Shrewsbury, N. J.: Marriages.

^^Letter from Robert Barclay of East New Jersey to Robert Barclay of Eondon
of March 8, 1802. See Part II above.

^^County Clerk's Office, Middlesex Co., N. J., Eiber 7 of Deeds, p. 459.

^Surrogate's Office, Middlesex Co., N. J., Book B of Adni'n, p. 35.

=»County Clerk's Office, Middlesex Co., N. J., Liber 8 of Deeds, p. 538.

=»County Clerk's Office, Middlesex Co., N. J., Eiber 6 of Deeds, p. 146.

62 Line of Descent from

(42) Lydia Barclay,^ b May 15, 1776 1^^ d prior to

1802.26 1

(43) David Barclay,^ b September 19, 1778 ;2* c? prior

to 1802.26 1

(44) Peter Barclay.^

(45) Sarah Barclay,^ b July 26, 1783 ;24 living un-

married in 1802.26 -j-

(46) Elsie Barclay,^ b July 24, 1785 ;24 d March 2,

1788.24. 26

9. Lydia Barclay ,4 b December 16, 1739;-^ m Thomas
Brown?- f

(47) James Brown,^'^ b 1761.^ f

(48) Joseph Brown,^^ b 1763.^1

(49) John Brown,^^ b 1765 ;i bap July 28, 1765.1'^ f

(50) Z)aw(^ Brownp 1 & 1767 ;i ^a/? June 28, 1767.^'^ f

(51) William Brown,^'^ b 176^-^ bap August 13,

1769.10 t

(52) Katharine Brown,^^ b lyji'} bap December i,

1771.1*^ t

(53) Mary Brown^ 1 b 1773 ■} bap March 13, 1774.^01

10. Katharine Barclay,^ b March 28, 1742I (or March 17,
1742)31; bap June 13, 1742;!'* m November 28, 1760,^2
David Stout}' ^2 h 1734,21 and bap (an adult) Novem-
ber I, 1761.33 1 '"'

(54) Anne Stout,^ ^ b 1761 } bap November i, 1761 ;33

married and living in i8o2.3i f

(55) Elisabeth Stout,^'^ b 1763;! bap May i, 1763 ;33

married and living in 1 802.^1 -j-

(56) John Barclay Stout,^ b 1764 ;i bap December 9,

1764.33 Living in i8o2.3i f

(57) Lydia Stout,^'^ b 1766 ;i married and living in

1802.31 y

(58) David Stout,^^ b 1768.1 Living in i8o2.3i f

"Letter from Katharine Stout to Robert Barclay of London of March 8, 1802.
See Part II, above.

■'•^Records of Christ Church, Shrewsbury, N. J.: Marriages.
33Records of Christ Church, Shrewsbury, N. J.: Baptisms.

John Barclay of East New Jersey, 63

(59) Jessie Stout,^^] [Married and living in

I I 1802.31 1

(60) Lucy Stout,5i| [Married and living in

J [ 1802.31 1

(61) Robert Davis Stont,^^ b 1772. Living in

i8o2."i t

(62) Charles Stout.^ Living in i8o2.3if

(63) Charlotte Sophia Stout,^ b 1781 f^ living un-

married in 1802.31 f

(64) Hannah Stout, living unmarried in i8o2.3i f

II. Richard Barclay ,4 b September 3, 1745 ;i bap June 30,
1745;'^*' d ^7^7^ (An error is manifest either in the
date of birth or in that of baptism.)

22. Richard Barclay,^ b 1765 ;i m Ruth J oily. ^ In 1802 they

were living at Broadalbin in what was then Montgomery
County, but is now Fulton County, New York.^

(65) John Wesley Barclay,^ b 1792.^1

(66) David Barclay,^ b 1794.^ f
{6y) Robert Barclay,^ b 1796.^ f

(68) William Asbary Barclay,^ b 179^^ f

(69) Thomas Coke Barclay,^ b 1800.^ f

23. Jane Barclay,^ b 1766-} m Richard Jaques.^ Tn 1802

they were living in the City of New York.^

(70) Sarah Jaques,^ & 1791^ f

(71) Samuel Lee Jaques,^ b 1797.^ f
(22) David Jaques,^ b 1799.^ f

28. David Barclay, 5 a presbyterian minister,ii b 1770.1 In
1802 he lived at Bound Brook, Somerset Co., N. J.34

'^Letter from Charles Barcla# to David Barclay of London, of March 9, 1802.
See Part II, above. For account of a law-suit in which Rev. David Barclay was the
party plaintiff, see The True American (published at Trenton) of 28 January, 1803.

^Letter from David Barclay of New Jersey to Robert Barclay of London, of
March 8, 1802. See Part II, above.

64 Line of Descent from

(73) A daughter,6 d prior to i8o2.2^t

(74) Charles Rea Barclay,^ b 1796.24 -j-

(75) Maria Day Barclay,^ b lygS.^'^f
{y6) William Day Barclay.^

44. Peter Barclay,^ b March 13, 1781 f'^ m Catharine Van
Wickle/^ b April 12, 1788.24 In 18 10 described him-
self as "of South Amboy,"22
(yy) Simon Barclay. ^ 24 -j-

(78) George Barclay.^ ^^

(79) Elsie Barclay.^ ^^-f

(80) Catharine Barclay,^ ^'^ m March 23, 1837, John

A. Davison. ^^ f
, (81) Ann Maria Barclay.^

(82) Ida Barclay,^ ^■^ in December 14, 1841, Gilbert

S. Denison.^^ f

(83) Augnstiis Barclay.^ ^^■\

(84) Isaiah Barclay.^ 24 -j-

76. William Day Barclay,© b 1801 f^' 36 d 1865.26

(85) Charles Gordon Barclay."^ ^^

(86) David Robert Barclay.'^ '-^

(87) William Henry Barclay"^ (living in 1897 at

Beaver, Penn.).26 -j-

78. George Barclay ,6 b November 23, 1809 ;27 d (Will dated
May 26, 1873, proved October 14, 1882) ;^^ m January
18, 1832, Margaret Duncan.^^

(88) Isaiah D. Barclay,'^ of Cranbury, N. J.; sheriff

of Middlesex fco. in 1899.37 f

(89) Peter Barclay,"^ of Monmouth Junction, N. J.,^^

m December 16, 1863, Sarah Ann Hutchin-
son.^^ t

(90) Isabel D. Barclay!^ 37 ^;j December 24, 1863,

Isaac S. Mershon.^^ f

^'County Clerk's Office, Middlesex Co., N. J., Marriage book.
5«Family records of William H. Barclay, Esq., of Beaver, Penn.
"Family records of Isaiah D. Barclay, Esq.ji of Cranbury, N. J.
^^Surrogate's Office, Middlesex Co., N. J., Liber J of Wills, p. 784.

John Barclay of East New Jersey. 65

81. Ann Maria Barclay ,6 b March 28, i8i6;24 m October 4,
1837, Samuel Conover,'^'^' ^^ b January 16, 1809.24

(91) Catherine A. Conover.'^ ^^

(92) Simon Barclay ConoverJ ^4 -j-

(93) Augustus Barclay Conover!7 ^^"^

(94) Ida Davison Conover!7 ^^■\

85. Charles Gordon Barclay,"^ b 1823 at Uniontown, Penn. f^

d 1897 at Freeport, Penn.^^ f

(95) Harry M. Barclay^ (living in 1897 at Chicago).

86. David Robert Barclay,^ b 1827 ;36 d 1 886.36 f

(96) Robert Barclay,^ M. D., b 1857 (hving in 1898

at St. Louis, Mo.)36f

91. Catherine A. Conover J m April 3, 1886, Charles Allen.^f

(97) Henry C. Allen^ (living in 1898 at Trenton,

N. J.)24t

PART V.

The Dublin Branch of the Barclays of Ury.

ROBERT BARCLAY of Ury, the famous apologist of the
Quakers, was born December 23, 1648, died October 3,
1690, and on February 16, 1669, married Christian Mol-
lison, who died February 14, 1725. They had nine children, of
whom the youngest was John Barclay, b October (i. e., 8th mo.)
20th, 1687, who settled in Dublin, and became the head of the
Dublin branch of the Barclays of Ury.

In another part of this work the writer has been enabled,
through the courtesy of Robert Barclay Allardice, M.A.,
F.S.A. (Scot), Mayor of Lostwithiel, Cornwall, to show a con-
siderable portion of the descent from Col. David Barclay of Ury
and Lady Katharine Gordon, his wife (Part IX below).

The descent of the Dublin branch of the Ury family, as
gathered from the public records in Dublin, — for the family
records at Bury Hill afford scant information of those descendants
of John Barclay who abjured the testimonies and faith of their
fathers, — is as follows :

I. John Barclay, the fourth son and youngest child of the
apologist, h at Ury 20th, 8th mo., 1687 ;i d at Dublin
8th, 4th mo., 1751 •} bur Corke St., Dublin, nth, 4th mo.,
1751 ;i m (i) 26th, 4th mo., 1709, Margaret Wilson,^
by whom he had no children ; m (2) 19th, 3rd mo., 1713,
Anne Strettell} b in Dublin 23rd, 12th mo., 1694 ;'i bur
Corke St., Dublin, 21st, 2nd mo., 1771} dau of Amos
Strettell of Dublin, merchant, and of Experience, his

^Original Register of births, deaths and marriages of Dublin Monthly Meeting,
preserved at the Friends' Meeting House, 6 Eustace Street, Dublin, vol. Ill, pp. 191-
192.

="Our Noble and Gentle Families of Roj'al Descent," by Joseph Foster, 21 Bound-
ary Road, Finchley, London, N. W. This is the only authority for the alleged mar-
riage of John Barclay to Margaret Wilson. In a letter to the writer under date of
December 20, 1900, Mr. Foster stated that he thought his authority for this marriage
was in the Friends' Register at Dublin. But in this he was mistaken.

66

Dublin Branch of The Barclays of Ury. 67

wife. All the children of John Barclay and of Anne
Barclay, his wife, were born in Eustace Street, Dublin.^

(2) Experience Barclay.

(3) Christian Barclay, b i6th, 4th mo., 1716;! bur

Corke St., Dublin, 5th, 9th mo., 1719.^

(4) Robert Barclay, b 19th, ist mo., 1717/18.1!

(5) Anne Barclay, b 3rd, 7th mo., 1719;^ bur Corke

St., Dublin,^ date not stated. She was living
unmarried in 1758.^

(6) Katherine Barclay, b 13th, 9th mo., 1720 ;i bur

Corke St., Dublin, 19th, 9th mo., 1720.^

(7) Patience Barclay, b 30th, ist mo., 1721/22 ;i

living unmarried in 1754;* in 1758 ;3 in 1765 ;5
and in 1779.'' f

(8) John Barclay.

(9) Elisabeth Barclay.

(10) Jane Barclay, b 24th, 4th mo., 1729;! living un-

married in 1758.^1

(11) Lydia Barclay.

(12) Katherine Barclay, b 3rd, 6th mo., 1734 ;i bur

Corke St., Dublin, 9th, 8th mo., 1735.^

2. Experience Barclay, b 12th, 4th mo., 1715;'^ m at Dub-
lin 9th, 4th mo., 1738, James Clibborn, residing at Moate,
County Westmeath, son of Joshua Clibborn and Sarah
Clibborn, his wife.'^ James Clibborn d 21st, loth mo.,
1782 ;S' 9 bur at Moate 24th, loth mo., 1782.^

*Will of Katherine Forbes, sister of John Barclay (senior), dated February :5,
1758, and proved and recorded in Irish Prerogative Court at Dublin, December i8,
1758.

*Will of Patience Forbes, another sister of John Barclay (b 1687), dated April 27,
1734, proved in London, July 26, 1757, and proved and recorded in Dublin, August 17,
1757-

^Transcript of Memorial of Deed of Annuity from John Barclay (junior) to
Patience Barclay, spinster, dated No/ember 16, 1763, and registered July 28, 1778, in
the Registry of Deeds Office in Henrietta Street, Dublin, vol. 321, page 363. No.
216,798.

^Bill of complaint in suit in Irish Equity Exchequer, dated February 20, 1779,
between Robert Emmet and others, assignees in bankruptcy of Edward Scriven, plain-
tiffs, and Anne Barclay and others, defendants.

^Transcripts of the registry of births, deaths and marriages of the Dublin
Monthly Meeting, preserved at the Friends' Meeting House, 6 Eustace Street, Dublin.

68 Dublin Branch of

(13) Joshua Clihhorn, b 1746 f d 26th, 3rd mo.,

1751 ;^ hur Corke St., Dublin, 28th, 3rd mo.,

(14) John Barclay Clibborn, b 1753;^ d 5th, 7th mo.,

1756 ;9 bur at Moate 7th, 7th mo., 1756.^

(15) Joshua Clibborn, b 1755 f d loth, ist mo., iy6y f

bur at Moate 12th, ist mo., 1767.^

(16) Barclay Clibborn.

(17) James Clibborn, living in 1780 at Warrinstown,

County Down.^

(18) Ann Clibborn, living- 1758;^ m John Ogle of the

Falls, County Down, and living in 1780.^

(19) Sarah Clibborn, living 1758;^ m John Courtney

of Water ford, and living in 1780.^

8. John Barclay, b i8th, 7th mo., 1723 ;i d October 18, 1768;^
w "by a priest" 1761, to Anne Cooper;'^ marriage license
dated March 13, 1761 ;i^' ^ Anne Cooper was the dau.
of William Cooper of Cooper's Hill, in Shraugh, Queens
County ,12, 13 a,nd of Experience Strettell, his wife.^^

^Will of James Clibborn of Moate, co. Westmeath, filed with original Prerogative
Wills in record office in the Four Courts, Dublin.

Will dated: September 29, 1780; proved April 12, 1783; testator died: October
21, 1782. Refers to marriage settlement witth his wife Experience Barclay. Also to
marriage settlement of his son Barclay Clibborn with Sarah Cooper, dau. of Experience
Cooper, widow. Refers to daughter Ann Ogle, wife of John Ogle of the Falls, co.
Down; to daughter Sarah Courtney, wife of John Courtney of Waterford; to son
James Clibborn of Warrinstown, co. Down; and to brother Robert Clibborn. Appoints
wife and two sons executors. The will was proved by the son James Clibborn, who
affirmed as a Quaker.

^Transcripts of records cf Moate Monthly Meeting preserved at the Friends'
Meeting House, 6 Eustace Street, Dublin.

'"Will of John Barclay (2nd) of the City of Dublin, merchant, filed with original
Prerogative Wills in record office in the Four Courts, Dublin.

Will dated: September 21, 1767; proved: January 13, 1769. Refers to marriage
settlement with his wife Anne Barclay. Refers to son John Barclay; to daughters
Anne Barclay, Wilhelmina Barclay, Lucy Barclay and Elisabeth Barclay. Appoints
wife and brother-in-law, Edward Scriven, executors.

^^Irish Prerogative Grant Book. Marriage Licenses.

^Will of William Cooper of Cooper's Hill, in Shraugh, Queens county, filed with
original Prerogative Wills in record office in the Four Courts, Dublin.

Will dated: December 6, 1760; proved: January 20, 1761. Refers to eldest son
Edward Cooper, to son Thomas Cooper, to wife Experience Cooper, to eldest daughter
Lydia Cooper, now Clibborn, "wife of Joshua Clibborn," to daughters Sarah Cooper

The Barclays of Ury. 69

This marriage, because made outside of the faith, was
evidently disapproved by both of the loyal Quaker fami-
lies and may possibly account for the lack of interest
which the Ury family thereafter manifested in the
Dublin branch of the Barclays. The following extract
from the "Testimonies of Denial," preserved at the
Friends Meeting House in Eustace Street, Dublin (vol.
II, p. 36, 1756-1789), is interesting in this connection:

"Whereas, John Barclay was educated in pro-
fession with us, the People called Quakers, and for some
time frequented our Religious Meetings, but hath mani-
fested too little regard for the tender desires and en-
deavors of his Parents and Friends for his preservation in
a demeanor suitable to his profession*^, and of late hath
wholly declined the attendance of our Meetings for Wor-
ship ; and Moreover

"Whereas, He hath lately been married to Ann Cooper,
a young woman likewise of our profession, without the
consent of her mother**, and contrary to the known rules
of our Society,

"We are therefore concerned to signify our dis-
unity with the said John Barclay and Ann, his wife,

and Anne Cooper, to daughter-in-law Sarah Clibborn, now Cooper, wife of eldest son
Edward Cooper, and to grandson, William Cooper.

The sons Thomas and Edward qualified as executors, and indicated that they were
Quakers.

^^Marriage settlement, dated April 13 and 14, 1761, registered May 5, 1761, in
Registry of Deeds Office in Henrietta Street, Dublin (See Transcript of Memorial,
vol. 209, p. 416, No. 139,009).

Between John Barclay of Dublin City, merchant, of the first part, Anne Cooper,
daughter of William Cooper of Cooper's Hill in Queens county, deceased, gentleman,
of the second part, and Edward Cooper, late of Cooper's Hill, aforesaid, gentleman,
and Thomas Cooper of Craige, County Carlow, gentleman, of the third part.

Witness: Edward Scriven of Dublin City, gentleman, and his clerk Bartholomew
Delandre.

*^Will of Experience Cooper, widow, late of Cooper's Hill, Queens county, but
now of Dublin, filed with original Prerogative Wills in record office in the Four
Courts, Dublin.

Will dated: September 18, 1769; proved: June 8, 1773; testatrix died May 16,
1773; refers to daughter Lydia Clibborn, wife of Joshua Clibborn, who was a son of
Robert Clibborn, to daughter Anne Cooper (Query: Had not her daughter Anne mar-
ried John Barclay 2nd in 1761?); to her third daughter Sarah Clibborn (This was the
Sarah Cooper who married Barclay Clibborn, nephew of John Barclay 2nd) ; to son
Edward Cooper, to testatrix's father Abel Strettell, and to her brother Jonathan
Strettell. Executrices: Two daughters, Lydia Clibborn and Sarah Clibborn, both of
whom qualified by affirmation, as Quakers.

*^John Barclay at this time was upwards of 38 years of age.

*^This possibly explains why her mother, in her will drawn in 1769, still referred
to her daughter as "Anne Cooper."

70 Dublin Branch of

and Do hereby disown them to be of our Society, untill
they manifest a due sense of sorrow for their outrunning,
which that they may, and obtain forgiveness of the Al-
mighty, is our sincere desire for them.

"Signed in and on behalf of our Men's Meeting held
in Dublin the 22nd, 9 mo., 1761.

Js. Jackson Aaron Atkinson

Ricd North J'n Gough

Wm Greenhow J'n Thacker

Thos Chandlee ^ Wm Taylor

Sam Carleton'

That John Barclay's apostasy was not of sudden
growth, may be inferred from the following extract from
the Friends Records, entered six years previously
("Dublin Meeting's Proceedings," vol. II, p. 64) :

"At a Men's Meeting held in Dublin 22, 7 mo, 17SS:

"The young man repeatedly mentioned in the Pro-
ceedings of this Meeting to have put off his hat in way
of salutation, viz : John Barclay was frequently
spoken to by the Friends appointed, who represented to
him the inconsistency of this practice with our Profession,
but hitherto without the desired effect.

"It was therefore thought necessary to make this
Record of our care and concern to discourage this practice
among us, contrary to the sentiments of Friends from the
beginning, who have ever deemed the uncovering the head
to be a mark of divine honour or worship paid to Al-
mighty God, and not proper to be given to mortal men,

"And as our faithfull elders were conscienceously con-
cerned to bear their Christian Testimony against this and
other instances of the vain honours of this World,

"We being likeminded with them, do hereby signify
our DISUNITY with him and all such as deviate from
their steps in these cases, as trampling upon that Christian
Testimony we desire to maintain."

Formal report was made to the Meeting on the 5th,
5 mo., 1 761, that John Barclay and Anne Cooper had
been married "by a Priest" ("Dublin Meeting's Pro-
ceedings," vol. 12, p. 227), and on the i6th, 6 mo., 1761,
the parties concerned made a formal admission of the
report, and a testimony of disunity was ordered (ibid,
p. 233) ; on the 30th, 6 mo., 1761, the testimony was
ordered to be shown them (ibid, p. 241) ; and on the
22nd, 9 mo., 1761, the testimony was signed (ibid, p.
249).

Marriage "out of Meeting" was regarded as a
serious lapse among the Quakers, as the Proceedings

The Barclays of Ury.

of the Meeting frequently bear witness, A Testimony
of Denial, for example, was entered against Abigail
Jaffray (a cousin of John Barclay's), on 13th, i mo.,
1784, because of her marriage "by a Priest to a Man
not of our Society" (vol. 2, 1756-1789, p. 236) ; and on
the 30th, 12 mo., 1784, a similar Denial was signed
against Catherine Jaffray, sister of Abigail, "for being
present at her sister's marriage," etc. {ibid, p. 236).^^

The children of John Barclay (junior) and Anne
Cooper were as follows :

(20) Anne Barclay, bap April 20, 1769.^^ Living in

17671^ and in 1779.^ f

(21) Wilhelmina Barclay. Living in 1767^° and in

1779.6 1

(22) John Barclay. Living in 1767^^ and in 1779.^1

(23) Lucy Barclay. Living in 1767 and in 1779.^1

(24) Elisabeth Barclay. Living in 1767^'' and in

1779.6 1

9. Elizabeth Barclay, b 6th, 2 mo., 1726/7, was m "by a
priest" 1754.'^ The marriage license, dated May 30,
1754, ran to Edward Scriven, of Dublin, gentleman, and
Elizabeth Barclay of St. Andrews Parish, Dublin City,
spinster, and was directed to any cleric of the Estab-
lished Church.^^ Edward Scriven d May 14, 1794.^^

"Assignment of a charge of £3,000 on certain stated lands, under will of William
Cooper, in favor of his three daughters, shows the relationships of sundry parties
mentioned. It is dated March 12, 1770, and registered April 2, 1770. (See Transcript
of Memorial in Registry of Deeds Office, Henrietta Street, Dublin, vol. 274, p. 431,
No. 180,427.)

The grantors were Joshua Clibborn of Dublin City, merchant, and Lydia Clib-
born al. Cooper, his wife, James Clibborn and Barclay Clibborn of Moate Grenoge in
county Westmeath, gentlemen, Sarah Clibborn al. Cooper, wife of said Barclay Clib-
born, Edward Scriven of Dublin City, Esquire, and Anne Barclay al. Cooper of Dublin
City, widow (which Anne and Edward are executors of the will of John Barclay of
Dublin, and which Anne, Sarah and Lydia are the three daughters of William Cooper
of Cooper's Hill in Queens county, gentleman, deceased), and Thomas Cooper of
Newton, county Carlow.

^Parochial Returns of St. Anne's Parish, Dublin, on file in the Record Office.

^^Will of Edward Scriven of Dublin City, Esquire, filed with original Prerogative
Wills in record office in the Four Courts, Dublin.

Will dated: March 26, 1782; Proved: June 14, 1794; Testator died May 14, i794-
Refers to wife, Elisabeth Scriven, to three sons, William Barclay Scriven, John Bar-

72 Dublin Branch of

This marriage, too, seems to have been the cause
of reHgious disownment if not of family feeling. At a
Men's Meeting held in Dublin nth, 6 mo., 1754, it was
reported that Elizabeth Barclay and Joanna Rooke
(a niece of her mother's^o) had lately been married "by
a priest to men of another Society," etc. (Dublin Meet-
ing's Proceedings, vol. 10, 1750-1754, p. 284), and on
the 25th, 6 mo., 1754, "Elisabeth Scriven al. Barclay"
owned to Friends that she had married without her
mother's consent and intended to leave the Society {ibid,
p. 289). On 6th, 8 mo., 1754, a paper "Concerning
Elizabeth Scriven" was considered and directed to be
laid before the Quarterly Meeting {ibid, p. 298), and
on the 20th, 8 mo., 1754, the Quarterly Meeting's recom-
mendation that such paper be publicly read was duly
carried out {ibid, p. 303). The Testimony of Denial
and Disownment is contained in vol. i of "Testimonies
of Denials," page 525.

In the will of her aunt, Katherine Forbes, dated
February 15, 1758,^ " Elizabeth Scriven al. Barclay"
was given but five shillings, while substantial bequests
were made to her brother John and to her sisters, the
stated reason being that she had married without the
consent of the testatrix.

On April 25, 1778, a Commission of Bankruptcy
was issued against Edzvard Scriven under the Great
Seal of Ireland, and from the papers in the proceedings
had thereon and in an Equity suit growing out of the
same, considerable of the above information has been
derived.^ Edward Scriven died May 14, 1794,^^ and
by petition of his son, John Barclay Scriven, as adminis-
trator with the w^ill annexed of his estate, sworn to June
28, 1799, it appears that the estate had realized suf-

clay Scriven and Edward Scriven (a minor), to two unmarried daughters, Sarah
Scriven and Elisabeth Scriven, and to two sons-in-law, William Glasscock and John
Macartney. Executors: Wife and two sons-in-law.

=">Will of John Barclay (senior) of the City of Dublin, merchant, filed with the
original Prerogative Wills in the record office in the Four Courts, Dublin. Dated
March 6, 1750. Proved November 20, 1753.

The Barclays of Ury. 73

ficient to pay 20 shillings in the pound, and leave a sur-
plus for the bankrupt's family. John Barclay Scriven
is described in a deed of 1787 as "Barrister at Law."^^

The children of Elizabeth Barclay and Edward
Scriven were :

(25) William Barclay Scriven}^ j

(26) John Barclay Scriven}^ living in 1799. t

(27) Edward Scriven, a minor in 1782.^^ f

(28) Sarah ScrivenPj

(29) Elizabeth ScrivenP f

(30) A daughter, m William Glascock.^^ f

(31) A daughter, m John Macartney}^ f

II. Lydia Barclay, b i8th, 2nd mo., 1733;^ m at Dublin 29th,
6 mo., 1753, Benjamin Alloway of Dublin;'^ d April 29,
1772.22

(32) John Barclay Alloway.

(33) Robert Alloway, living in 1758 ;23 d prior to

1772.22 -j-

(34) William Alloway P'\

(35) Mary Alloway, b after 1758 ;23 living in 1772.22-j-

(36) Benjamin Alloway, b after 1758 ;23 living in

1772.22 f
' Lydia Alloway and her husband, whether their

children did or not, seem to have remained members of
the Meeting.

-^Marriage settlement, dated August i8, 1787, registered June 3, 1789, in Registry
of Deeds Office, Henrietta Street, Dublin (See Transcript of Memorial, vol. 403, p.
463, No. 268,967). Between John Barclay AlloTvay of Dublin City, merchant, of the
first part; John Evans, the elder, of the same place, Esq., and his daughter Catherine
Evans, spinster, of the second part; and Joltn Barclay Scriven, Barrister-at-Law, and
John Evans, the younger, of the third part.

*^Will of Benjamin Alloway of Dublin City, merchant, filed with the original
Prerogative Wills, in record office in the Four Courts, Dublin.

Will dated: December 16, 1771. Proved May 2, 1772. Testator died April 29,
1772. Refers to wife, and to four children, John Alloway, Mary Alloway, Benjamin
Alloway and William Alloway.

23Will of Katharine Fortes, sister of John Barclay, senior, dated February 15,
1758, and proved and recorded in the Irish Prerogative Court at Dublin, December 18,
1758. In this will the testatrix makes substantial bequests "to my niece Lydia Allo-
way, al. Barclay, wife of Benjamin Alloway" and "to her sons Robert, John and
William Alloway."

74 Dublin Branch of

i6. Barclay Clibborn, living in Moate in 1765 ;2* d 3rd, i mo.,
1789;^ m Sarah Cooper, dau. of Experience Cooper,
widow of William Cooper of Cooper's Hill in County
Queens.i4. n

(37) Ann Clibborn, b 1772 ;9 d 2nd, i mo., 1776;^
bur at Dublin 5th, i mo., 1776.^

33. John Barclay Alloway, b 1755;^^ d December 6, 1830 ;2^
m 1787,21 Catherine Evans (dau. of John Evans of Dub-
lin^i), b 1759 ;2^ d October 24, 1830.25

The families of Barclay, Strettell, Cooper, Forbes and Jaflfray
seem so closely allied that the writer has undertaken, wholly from
such information as the public records afford, to trace more clearly
the relationships between them. The record he presents of chil-
dren born may be incomplete ; but he believes it to be reasonably
accurate so far as it goes.

The four daughters of the apologist, and therefore the four
sisters of John Barclay (senior) of Dublin, married as follows:
Christian Barclay married Alexander Jaffray of King's Wells, in
Aberdeenshire, Scotland ; Kaiherine Barclay married James
Forbes ; Patience Barclay married Timothy Forbes ; and Jean
Barclay married Alexander Forbes. The three Forbes were
brothers, being with Dr. Samuel Forbes the sons of one John
Forbes, whose estate of Aquorthies lay not far from Ury in Kin-
cardine, Scotland (Penn. Magazine, vol. XXII).

James Forbes, from "Meeting in North Britain," was ad-
mitted to the Dublin Meeting on ist, i mo., 1726.26 He died in

^Deed of Annuity from John Barclay (junior) of Dublin City, merchant, to his
sister Patience Barclay, of the same place, spinster. In consideration of £400 he grants
her an annuity of £30 for the remainder of her life. Witnesses to Patience Barclay's
signature: Barclay Clibborn of Moate, county Westmeath, gentleman and Peter Lay-
worth of Moate, county Westmeath, clerk. (See Transcript of Memorial, vol. 321, p.
363, No. 216,798, in Registry of Deeds Office, Henrietta Street, Dublin.;

25From "Journal of Memorials of the Dead in Ireland," vol. 3, p. 453, Tombstome
in St. Anne's Churchyard, Dublin: John Barclay Allozvay of this city, merchant, died,
6 December, 1830, in his 76th year. Catherine Alloway, his wife, died 24 October,
1830, in her 72nd year. Elizabeth Evans, her sister, died 21 June, 1S37, in her 6sth
year.

-"Proceedings of the Dublin Monthly Meeting. Vol. 7, 1724- 1733.

The Barclays of Ury. 75

1734,2'^ leaving a will which was proved in 1735.^^ From a chan-
cery bill filed in 1759 by his widow's executors, it would seem
that there were no issue of the marriage.^^ His widow, Katherine
Forbes al. Barclay, died November 9, 1 758,^8 leaving a will in
which she seemingly undertook to make a bequest to each of her
then living relatives ;29 and yet a closer study of the will shows
that some of her kinsfolk then living were not named in the will.

^^Chancery Bill filed April 30, 1759, by David Barclay of London City, mer-
chant, William Alloway and Robert Pettigrew, both of Dublin City, merchants, as
executors of the will of Catherine Forbes, of Dublin City, widow of James Forbes, of
Dublin City, merchant, against Joseph Tomey, EHinor Tomey, Peter Tomey and
Thomas Constable. Recites that James Forbes died in 1734, leaving a little less than
£7,000, which he bequeathed to his widow; that from 1734 to 1751 her affairs were so
well managed by her brother, John Barclay of Dublin City, merchant, that at the
time of his death her fortune had increased to £8,379 well invested in good securities;
that she died without issue November 9, 1758; that she had made a will in 1752 after
her brother's death, but in 1758 made another when she was at least 80 years old, and
very much under the influence of Joseph Tomey, who was her clerk, and Ellinor
Tomey, who was her menial servant; that both Joseph Tomey and the testatrix were
Quakers, and she looked upon him "as a person of great sanctity;" that by her will of
1752 she left him but £80, while in the second will she left him more than £200, her
chaise and pair of geldings, &c., and her furniture, and directed that if her fortune
should prove insufficient to pay all legacies in full, each legacy should abate except
those to Joseph Tomey, Ellinor Tomey and to testatrix's sister Jane Forbes; that upon
getting possession of testatrix's strong box, the executors found securities for £7,925
and cash for £68, and then learned that she had made a present of £500 to Ann
Barclay, widow of her brother John Barclay, deceased; and that from her books it
appeared that her expenses from 1751 to 1755 averaged yearly £305: i: 10, while from
1755 to 1758 they averaged £393 : 10 : o. The bill then charges that Joseph Tomey
falsified the books which were in his charge, and embezzled securities for debts due
to testatrix by Peter Tomey and by Thomas Constable, and asks for appropriate re-
lief.

^Will of James Forbes of Dublin City, merchant, proved in Irish Prerogative
Court.

Will dated November 24, 1727. Proved January 29, i735- Gives entire estate
to wife, Catherine Forbes al. Barclay, and makes her sole executrix.

^^Will of Katherine Forbes, proved and recorded in the Irish Prerogative Court
at Dublin.

Will dated: February 15, 1758. Proved, December 18, 1758. She leaves be-
quests as follows:

To her sister Jane Forbes; and to the following children of said sister and of her
husband Alexander Forbes, late of London, deceased; Alexander Forbes, only son;
Barbara Forbes, Ann Forbes and Katherine Forbes.

To the following children of her brother-in-law, the late Dr. Samuel Forbes,
deceased: Alexander Forbes, Catherine Glester al. Forbes, his eldest daughter; and
Isabella Hill al. Forbes.

To the daughter of her brother-in-law, Timothy Forbes, deceased, that is to say,
to Catherine Hoope al. Barclay, wife of James Hoope.

To the following children of her brother Robert Barclay, late of Ury, deceased:
Robert Barclay, Dav'.d Barclay and Katherine Barclay.

To the two daughters of her niece Mollison Strettell, that is to say: Elisabeth
Doubleday and Prudence Doiibleday.

76 Dublin Branch of

Timothy Forbes and Patience Barclay were married in
lyoyP The will of the former, dated in 1741, was proved July
15, 1743,^^ and that of the latter dated 1754 was proved in 1757.^^

To her brother David Barclay of IvOndon, linendraper, and to two of his children,
namely: Alexander Barclay, "now in Pensilvania;" and Katherine Bell al. Barclay,
wife of Daniel Bell, Jr., of Tottenham, near London.

To the following children of her brother John Barclay, late of Dublin, deceased:
John Barclay, Experience Clibborn al. Barclay, wife of James Clibborn of Moate, and
to their children, Barclay Clibborn, James Clibborn, Joshua Clibborn, Ann Clibborn
and Sarah Clibborn; Ann Barclay, his "second daughter;" Patience Barclay, Jane
Barclay; Lydia Alloway al. Barclay, wife of Benjamin Alloway, and to their children
Robert Alloway, John Alloway and William Alloway; Elisabeth Scriven al. Barclay,
another daughter of the same brother, "s shillings, she having married without my
consent;" and to her sister-in-law, Anne Barclay, the widow of her said brother.

To the following children of her sister Christian Jaffray and her husband Alex-
ander Jaffray, namely: Robert Jaffray and his children, Alexander J affray, Lydia
Jaffray, Christian Jaffray, Katherine Jaffray and Abigail Taffray; Gilbert Jaffray; and
Thomas Jaffray.

To her cousin David Falconer.

To the poor Quakers of the Dublin Men's Meeting.

To the poor Quakers of the Quarterly Meeting at Aberdeen, in North Britain.

To sundry servants, including Joseph Tomey and his sister Lllinor Tomey.

To her brother David Barclay, the residuary estate.

The will provided that if any dispute concerning the same should arise, it was
not to go before the Men's Meeting.

The executors named were her brother David Barclay, or, if he should die, his
son David Barclay, also of London, merchant; William Alloway, of Dublin City,
merchant, or, if he should die, his son Benjamin Alloway of the same place; and
Robert Pettigrew of Dublin City, merchant.

'"Receipt by John Barclay, as one of the executors of the will of Patience
Forbes, of £400 due from the estate of her deceased husband, Timothy Forbes (See
Transcript of Memorial, vol. 189, p. 419, No. 126,023, in Registry of Deeds Office,
Henrietta Street, Dublin). Dated: November i, 1757; Registered: November 7, 1757.

Recites Marriage settlement of June 2, 1707, between Timothy Forbes of Dublin
City, merchant, of the first part; Patience Barclay of London, spinster, of the second
part, and David Barclay of London, linendraper, and John Barclay of Dublin, mer-
chant, as trustees, of the third part.

Recites that Patience Forbes al. Barclay died June 22, 1757, leaving a will where-
in she appointed David Barclay, Robert Barclay and John Barclay her executors.

Acknowledges receipt of all moneys due under marriage settlement.

Witnesses: Edward Scriven and another.

'^Will of Timothy Forbes, of Dublin City, filed with the original Prerogative
Wills at the record office in the Four Courts, Dublin.

Will dated: April 30, 1741. Proved July 15, 1743.

Recites wife. Patience Forbes; eldest son, Alexander Forbes, to whom but 5
shillings are left "on account of his disobedience," etc.; son, Timothy Forbes of Lon-
don, who is forgiven all debts in addition to the £1,200 he had already received;
youngest son, James Forbes, who is named as executor and made residuary legatee;
eldest daughter, Ann Handcock; daughter, Sara Handcock; daughter, Katherine Hoope;
brother-in-law, John Barclay of Dublin, merchant; the three daughters of his brother
Samuel Forbes, deceased, namely, Katherine Forbes, Isabella Forbes and Anna Forbes;
and grandson, Timothy Handcock.

2-Will of Patience Forbes al. Barclay, relict of Timothy Forbes, merchant, late of

The Barclays of Ury. 77

It would seem from these wills that Timothy Forbes had had is-
sue by a prior wife, but none by his wife Patience Barclay.

Alexander Forbes, who also remained a Quaker, was a
merchant of St. Margrat Parish, Lothbury, London, and does not
seem at any time to have resided in Dublin. He died May 25,
1740, leaving a widow, Jean Forbes al. Barclay, and a number of
children surviving him.^^

Alexander Jaferay and Christian Barclay had three sons,
Robert Jafifray, who settled in Dublin, Gilbert Jaffray and Thomas

Dublin, deceased, from the Registry of tlie Court of Canterbury Prerogative Wills,
whereof a copy was filed in the record office in the Four Courts, Dublin.

Will dated: April 27, 1754. Proved in London: July 26, 1757. Proved in
Dublin: August 17, 1757.

Recites Marriage settlement of June 2, 1707, above noted. Bequests to her
brother, David Barclay of London; to her nephew, Robert Barclay of Ury; to her
great nephews, Robert Barclay, junior, David Barclay and Evan Barclay, sons of said
Robert Barclay of Ury; to her nephew, John Barclay (junior) of Dublin, merchant;
to her niece. Patience Barclay, sister of said John Barclay; to Christian Jaffray,
daughter of Robert Jafifray of Kingswells, Aberdeen, now a merchant in Dublin; to
Elizabeth Forbes, wife of Timothy Forbes of London, merchant (Quaere: Was this
the wife of the testatrix's son or stepson?); to her sister, Jean Forbes, widow of
Alexander Forbes, sometime of Aquorthies and late of London, merchant; and makes
reference to her son-in-law (step son?) James Forbes, as executor of her husband's
will.

Appoints as executors, her brother, David Barclay of London, merchant; her
nephew, Robert Barclay of Ury; and her nephew, John Barclay (junior) of Dublin,
merchant.

The will was written and dated at Springhall, Kincardine, North Britain.

"^Will of Alexander Forbes of London, merchant, filed in the Registry of Can-
terbury Prerogative Wills, London.

Will dated: 12th, 3rd mo. (Alay), 1729. Proved June 4, 1740.

Recites that under marriage settlement his wife Jane Forbes is entitled to an
annuity out of the lands of Aquorthies and Colyhill, in Aberdeenshire, Scotland,
which at the time of the settlement was in possesssion of the testator's father, John
Forbes, but now in his own (Was he the eldest son?) and managed by his sister,
Barbara Forbes, as his agent.

Refers to his two houses at Dowgate Hill, London, and York Place, Surrey.

Gives residue to his seven children (all minors at the date of the Will), namely,
John Forbes, the eldest son; Alexander Forbes; Christian Forbes, the eldest daughter,
who subsequently married William Penn, grandson of the founder; Barbara Forbes;
Ann Forbes; Katherine Forbes; and Margrat Forbes.

No witnesses to the will, which, however, was proved by James Barclay of St.
Dionis, Blackchurch Parish, London (Quaere: Was this the son of David Barclay the
linendraper?) and Alexander Forbes of St. Michael Woodstreet Parish, London, both
bankers and both Quakers.

Administration was granted to a creditor. Barbara Forbes and Anne Forbes,
spinsters, renounced their prior right as did Jane Forbes, widow, and as guardian of
John Forbes, Alexander Forbes and Katherine Forbes, minor children of the tes-
tator. The other children, if then living, do not seem to have renounced.

78 Dublin Branch of

Jaffray.2^ The son Robert Jaffray in 1733^^ married Abigail
Strettell, a daughter of Abel Strettell, of Dubhn.ss What the re-
lationship was between this Abel Strettell and the Amos Strettell
whose daughter, Anne Strettell, married John Barclay (senior)
in I7I3,-'- is not clear from the records. Abel Strettell's other
children were: Mary Strettell ;^5 Experience Strettell, who married
William Cooper of Cooper's Hill ;i4. is Abel StrettelF (junior);
and Jonathan Strettell.^^' ^^ Robert Jaffray died about September
20, 1773,^'^ leaving a will which was proved a month later,^'^ and
his wife, Abigail Jaffray, died in 1788,^^ also leaving a will which
was proved the same year.^^

"^Proceedings of the Dublin Monthly Meeting, vol. 7, for 1724-1733.

^Marriage settlement dated December i, 1733, registered December 14, 1733,
in Registry of Deeds office, Henrietta Street, Dublin. (See Transcript of Memorial,
vol. 75, p. 88, No. 52,274.)

Between Robert Jaffray, of Dublin City, merchant, of the first part; Jonathan
Strettell, of the same place, of the second part; Abigail Strettell, spinster, and a
daughter of Abel Strettell of Dublin, merchant, deceased, of the third part. Refers
to another daughter, Mary Strettell.

s^Deed of conveyance, dated October 7 and 8, 1737, and registered December 19,
I737> in the Registry of Deeds office, Henrietta Street, Dublin, in vol. 90, p. 7, No.
62,510.

William Cooper of Shraugh, in county Queens, gentleman, and Experience
Cooper al. Strettell, his wife, one of the daughters of Abel Strettell, late of Dublin
City, merchant, deceased; Robert Jaffray of Dublin City, merchant, and Abigail
Jaffray al. Strettell, his wife, another daughter of said Abel Strettell; Abel Strettell
of Ballatore, county Kildare, gentleman, a son of said Abel Strettell; and Jonathan
Strettell of Dublin City, merchant, also a son of said Abel Strettell.

Convey to John Barclay and Thomas Strettell, Jr., as directed in the will of said
Abel Strettell, a piece of ground 21^ ft. by 19 ft. formerly in the possession of
David Latouche behind the dwelling house of Thomas Strettell in Eustace Street,
and another piece 20 ft. by 11 ft. 4 in. behind the dwelling of one Robert Belling.

s'^Will of Robert Jaffray of Dublin City, merchant, filed with the original Irish
Prerogative Wills in the record office in the Four Courts, Dublin.

Will dated: July 5, 1773. Proved: October 20, 1773. Testator "dead a month."

Confirms marriage settlement with wife, Abigail Jaffray al. Strettell. Refers to
his only son, Alexander Jaffray, to whom he leaves his lands and "Estate of Kings-
wells in the Freedom of Aberdeen," subject to the charges, &c., recited in the deed
from Aberdeen City to the testator. Refers to his two unmarried daughters, Kath-
erine Jaffray and Abigail Jaffray; to his daughter, Lydia Holmes, wife of John
Holmes; to his daughter Christian Nicholson, wife of Thomas Nicholson, describing
her as named for the testator's mother; to his grandchildren, children of his daughter
Christian, John Nicholson, Abigail Nicholson, Mary Nicholson, Lydia Nicholson,
Robert Nicholson, Christian Nicholson and Isabella Nicholson; to his nephew, Alex-
ander Jaffray, son of testator's late brother, Gilbert Jaffray, deceased; to his nephew,
Thomas Jaffray, son of testator's late brother, Thomas Jaffray, deceased, and to his
nieces, Elizabeth Jaffray and Christian Jaffray, daughters of said Thomas Jaffray,
deceased.

The wife and son were appointed executors, the latter qualifying as a Quaker.

The Barclays of Ury. 79

The Cooper connection appears from the records to have
been as follows :

William CoopLR, of Cooper's Hill in Shraugh, county
Queens, married Experience Strettell, daughter of Abel Strettell
of Dublin.i2. i4 Their children were Edward Cooper, who mar-
ried Sarah Clibborn,!^ — (her relationship to the other Clibborns
does not appear) ; Thomas Cooper, of Newton, county Carlow,
who does not seem to have married up to the year 1770;^^, 17
Lydia Cooper, who married Joshua Clibborn, son of Robert
Clibborn ;i2. H 17 Anne Cooper, who married John Barclay,
junior;^' 13' 1'^ and Sarah Cooper, who married Barclay Clibborn
(son of James Clibborn and Experience Barclay), a nephew of
said John Barclay, junior.^- ^"^

The records bear witness to the fact that John Barclay
(senior) was a man of some degree of commercial importance in
Dublin and was of prominence among the Quakers.

The Calendar of Petitions to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland,
or, in his absence, to the Lords Justices of Ireland, which is pre-
served in the Record Office in Dublin, shows orders granted on
the petition of John Barclay, merchant, on March 19, 1741, allow-
ing the export of butter to Newfoundland; on October 16, I74i>
allowing the shipment of wheat to Barbadoes ; on April 2, 1742,
allowing him to send provisions to the ship "Barclay Frigate ;"
on February 24, 1743, allowing the "Diana" of Dublin to sail
with her cargo to Lisbon, etc., etc. On February 13, 1741, he
was admitted to membership among the Free Brothers of the Holy
Trinity Guild of Merchants.39

^Will of Abigail J affray of Dublin City, widow, filed with the original Irish
Prerogative Wills in the record office in the Four Courts, Dublin.

Will dated: May 19, 1788. Proved: December 10, 1788.

Refers to her son Alexander Jaffray, to whom she leaves her house in Eustace
Street; to her daughter, Katharine Jaffray; to her daughter, Abigail HaittenviUe,
and to her children, Charlotte Hautenville, Robert Jaffray Hautenville and Alexander
Jaffray Hautenville; to daughter, Lydia Holmes; to her grandchildren, John Nichol-
son, Abigail Nicholson, Lydia Bell (al. Nicholson?), Isabella Nicholson, Robert
Jaffray Nicholson; to her sons-in-law Thomas Nicholson and Rawdon Hautenville;
to her nieces, Lydia Clibborn and Sarah Clibborn (daughters of William Cooper and
Experience Strettell, his wife) ; and to her husband's niece, Christiana Robertson.

^"See Wilson's Dublin Directory for 1765.

8o Dublin Branch of

The records of the Proceedings of the Dublin Monthly Meet-
ing (volumes 7 and 8, covering the years 1724-1742) show that
on the 1st, 7 mo., 1724, John Barclay was appointed to act in the
securing of more land for the Meeting; on 31st, 6 mo., 172^, he
was appointed on a deputation to welcome the new Lord Chan-
cellor, Richard West; on the 15th, 9 mo., 1726, he was on a
deputation to the Lord Chancellor concerning rules of the Court
of Chancery and the conditions upon which Quakers should be
required to affirm; on the 21st, 9 mo., 1729, he was on a deputa-
tion from the Quakers to the Lord Lieutenant; on the 21st, 7 mo.,
1 73 1, he was on a deputation to present an address to the Duke of
Dorset, the new Lord Lieutenant, upon his landing; on the i6th,
4 mo., 1731, he was on the School Committee; on the 13th, 7 mo.,
1737, he was on a deputation to draw up an address and present it
to the Duke of Devonshire, the new Lord Lieutenant ; and he ap-
pears to have been on several other deputations and committees.
A number of entries found in volumes 8, 9 and 11 of the
Proceedings of the Dublin Monthly Meeting, show that Anne
Barclay (b 1719), daughter of John Barclay, senior, travelled
considerably for an unmarried woman of those days. At a Men's
Meeting held 21st, 9 mo., 1738, a certificate was received from
the Frenchay Monthly Meeting "touching the orderly and agree-
able conversation of Anne Barclay who resided there some time."
At a Men's Meeting held 24th, 5 mo., 1744, John Barclay
consented, at the request of Elizabeth vShippy and Esther White,
"two Public Friends from America," that his daughter Anne
Barclay should accompany them in their intended visit to Friends
in Scotland and in the North of England ; and a "certificate of her
orderly conversation" was accordingly granted. On the 28th,
2 mo., 1747, she obtained a certificate to enable her to visit the
Meetings of Friends in Munster Province, — a suitable companion
offering in the person of one Abigail Watson. On the 21st,
4 mo., 1748, John Barclay made application for a certificate for
his daughter Anne Barclay to visit parts of England in company
with Abigail Watson, and a certificate was granted accordingly.
At a Men's Meeting held 2nd, 9 mo., 1755, it appeared that
Anne Barclay, being then in London, had desired a certificate
from the Dublin Meeting, whereupon Robert Clibborn and John
Rutty were "desired to make enquiry concerning her conversation

The Barclays of Ury. 8i

" and clearness in relation to marriage" and to draw a certificate
accordingly. There is nothing to show how they decided or
whether she ever married.

From these same minutes it appears that in 1731 John Bar-
clay requested of the Meeting a certificate concerning the con-
versation, etc., of his nephew, David Barclay, who had moved
from Dublin to reside at London ; and a certificate as to the
nephew's conversation "and clearness in regard to marriage" was
granted accordingly.

On May 21, 1712, one Benjamin Chetwood and his wife Ann
Chetwood, al Ann Eustace, had leased to Amos Strcttell for a
term of three lives, renewable for ever, — the lives selected being
those of Robert Strettell, son of Amos Strettell, Jonathan Stret-
tell, son of Abel Strettell, and Joseph Maddock, son of Joseph
Maddock — a plot of ground on the West side of Eustace Street,
adjoining the Quaker Meeting House ;^^ and on the same da}^ a
similar lease of the next adjoining plot was made by the same
parties to Abel Strettell, on the same lives."*i Amos Strettell built
a dwelling house on the parcel thus taken over by him and by
instrument dated March 22, 1719, leased the property to John
Barclay for the same term.42 A year later, and by deed dated
October 11 and 12, 1720, Amos Strettell conveyed the premises
to his son-in-law, John Barclay, "in consideration of 5 .y and of
" his natural love and affection for his daughter Anne Barclay al.
" Strettell, and in fulfillment of a solemn promise made on her
" marriage ;"^^ and then went into bankruptcy.'*^ Prior to this,
and by instrument dated June 18, 1718, John Barclay had taken
from Benjamin Chetwood a lease of adjacent property on the
west side of Eustace Street (whereon it seems that John Barclay
built his warehouse), to hold for the lives of John Barclay, the
lessee, Thomas Strettell, second son of Amos Strettell, and Robert

^"Transcripts of Memorials in Registry of Deeds Ofifice, Henrietta Street, Dublin,
Volume 10, p. 71, No. 3,086, registered July 10, 1712.

^Ibid. Volume 8, page 395. No. 2,997, registered June 7, 1712.

*-Ibid. ^'olume 26, page 218. No. 15,262, registered March 24, 1719.

*^Ihid. Volume 29, page 194, No. 16,825, registered October 13, 1720.

"Proceedings of Dublin Monthly Meeting. Vol. i, p. 327. Testimony of Amos
Strettell against himself for bankruptcy, dated the loth day of the nth month called
January, 1720/1.

82 Dublin Branch of

Jaffray, second son of Alexander Jaffray, of Kings Wells in
Aberdeenshire, North Britain, — which Robert Jaffray is described
in the record as "then apprentice to said John Barclay," — with
right of renewal forever within six months of the death of each
life.^s These two plots with dwelling house and warehouse seem
to have constituted the Barclay homestead in Dublin, and was
added to after his death by his son, John Barclay, the second.^^

Immediately after John Barclay's death and in accordance
with instructions contained in his will, his business was continued
by his wife and son John under the name of "Ann Barclay &
Son :" and it so appears in Wilson's Dublin Directory for the
year 1752. The Directories show, however, that in 1762 and
1763, the business was conducted under the son's name, "John
Barclay," and at Eustace Street, which was in St. Andrew's
Parish. In 1764 the name did not appear in the directory; in
1765, its place of business was at Glasnevin, in Glasnevin Parish ;
and from 1766 to 1768, inclusive, it was conducted under the
name of "John Barclay" in Dawson Street, which was in St. Anne's
Parish. In the directories of 1784-5-6 the firm of "Ann Barclay
& Sisters," Tea Merchants, were recorded as having their place
of business at 18 French Street, — which is now Upper Mercer
Street in St. Peter's Parish. The name Barclay does not appear
in the directories of 1787-8-9, while in the directories of 1790- 1-2,
"Barclay & Co.," milliners, are recited as having their place of
business at 31 Bolton Street, — in St. Mary's Parish. Whether
or not this firm consisted of the daughters of John Barclay, the
second, does not definitely appear.

The special interest of the writer in the Dublin branch of the
Barclays of Ury, centres in the Robert Barclay (grandson of the
Apologist, and eldest son of the John Barclay who settled in Dub-
lin, and of Anne Stettrell, his wife), born 19th, ist mo., 1717/18;^
for there are some slight circumstances which lean toward the
possibility of this Robert having been the father of that Thomas
Barclay who was born in St. Mary's County, Maryland, on March
i8th, 1755.^'^ While Thomas Barclay at all times declined, — for

^'Transcripts of Memorials in Registry of Deeds Office, Henrietta Street, Dublin.
Volume 22, page 51, No. 11,355, registered June 19, 1718.

*^Ibid. Volume 200, page 349, No. 133,449 registered September 26, 1759.
■■"See Part VI, below.

The Barclays of Ury. 83

reasons best known and consistently kept to himself, — to give to
his wife or children any information whatsoever concerning his
father's family, yet an intimate friend of his earlier days informed
his son, Judge Joseph Barclay of Monmouth County, New Jersey,
many years after the father's death, that Thomas Barclay was a
direct descendant from the Ury family ; and he seemed to know
whereof he spoke. The possession by Judge Barclay of an old
copy of the famous Apology which had come down to him from
his father, and the impossibility of a descent from Ury except
through this Robert Barclay (b 1717/18), complete the very in-
sufficient set of circumstances that make it even possible that the
Robert Barclay, whose two sons, John and Thomas, were born
in St, Mary's County, Maryland, in the sixth decade of the eigh-
teenth century, was the same Robert Barclay as was born in
Dublin on the 19th, ist mo., 1717/18.

The mystery with which Thomas Barclay surrounded the
antecedents of his father Robert, finds a possible counterpart in
the complete disappearance from all records concerning the Dub-
lin family, — which seem otherwise to have been very carefully
kept (and the records at Bury Hill are much less complete), — of
Robert, the Apologist's grandson. It is possible, of course, that
Robert Barclay (b 1717/18) died young and that his death was
not recorded at the Dublin Monthly Meeting; but it is equally
possible, and as it seems to the writer more probable, that he did
not die in childhood but was perhaps disowned in his young man-
hood because of some religious or moral lapse, or was perhaps
believed by his family to have perished, and possibly did perish,
in some distant land, so that no record of the fact was made.

The Minutes of Proceedings of the Dublin Monthly Meeting,
— which have been carefully searched, — fail to show any testi-
mony of denial or disownment of Robert Barclay, son of John,
as they certainly would have done had his family abandoned him
because of religious lapse ; and the criminal records of Dublin
County, which have also been searched from 1720 to 1750, contain
no reference to his name. It is hardly probable, therefore, that
he was disowned because of a moral lapse. Yet the fact that no
entry of his death appears upon Eustace Street records, is cogent
evidence, as it seems to the writer, that he did not die in child-
hood. His father, as we have seen above, was an influential

84 Dublin Branch of

member of the Dublin Monthly Meeting, and the family deaths
are carefully chronicled on its records both before and after the
year 1750, — the date of the father's will, to be referred to below.
In this connection, note the records of the burials of John Bar-
clay's daughters Christian Barclay in 1719, Katherine Barclay in
1720, and the second Katherine Barclay in 1735 ; of John Barclay
himself in 1751 ; and of his wife Amie Barclay in 1771. Surely
if Robert had died in Dublin in childhood, some mention of his
death or burial would have appeared on these records ; and it is
not a violent presumption from the records alone to presume that
he left Dublin in his young manhood for other parts and was
either known or believed by his parents to have died, or was so
wholly lost sight of after a lapse of many years as to have been
regarded as dead by his family.

Be the fact as it may, however, there can be no doubt that
on March 6, 1750, when John Barclay, the father, made his will,
Robert Barclay, his eldest son, was either known or believed by
him to be dead, — or had possibly been disowned. The will was
dated as above and together with two codicils was proved Novem-
ber 20, 1753. The testator mentions his wife Anne Barclay; his
son John Barclay; his five unmarried daughters Anne Barclay,
Patience Barclay, Elisabeth Barclay, Jane Barclay and Lydia Bar-
clay; his daughter Experience Clibborn; his grandson Barclay
Clibborn, son of Experience ; and his wife's niece Joanna Rooke.
He directs that his business in which his son John is a partner
should be continued under the name of "Anne Barclay and Son,"
for the benefit of his wife, son and unmarried daughters ; and he
appoints, as his executors and trustees, his wife Anne Barclay,
his son John Barclay, his son-in-law James Clibborn, and Robert
Clibborn, the elder, of Meath Street, Dublin, a brother of said
James Clibborn.

His son Robert Barclay is not mentioned in the will or in
either of the codicils."*^

And finally the following clause of the will seems wholly in-
consistent with a belief on the testator's part that Robert, his son,
was then living:

*^Original Prerogative Will on file in the Record Office in the Four Courts,
Dublin.

The Barclays of Ury. 85

" To the intent and purpose that my said dear wife

shall and may have, receive, take and enjoy to her own use, one full
third part of the interest, benefit and produce thereof during her
natural life, with full power for her to dispose of the said one-third
part of my fortune, either in her lifetniie or at her decease, to and
amongst our dear children^ in such shares and proportions and at such
times as my said dear wife, by deed or will, shall appoint ; and for
want of such appointment the same to go equally among all our dear
children^, share and share alike "

So, too, in the will of John Barclay's sister, Katherine Forbes
above noted,^^ dated February, 15, 1758, mention is made of all
the then living children of John Barclay, except Robert ; and the
conclusion may be fairly drawn that the testatrix either knew or
believed that Robert was dead, or possibly, — as seems to have
been the fate of most of the kin who abjured the faith of the
Friends, — had ceased to regard him as one of the family.

The circumstances thus noted in connection with the pos-
sibility of Robert Barclay of Dublin {b 1717/18) being the father
of John Barclay and of Thomas Barclay of St. Mary's County,
Maryland, are too slight and inconsequent to form the basis of a
claim, or even of an opinion. They are here set forth in the hope
that as time goes on further light may be shed upon both features
of the problem.

^'These clauses are not italicised in the will.

PART VI.

Line of Descent from Thomas Barclay of St. Mary's County,

Maryland.

THE ancestry of Thomas Barci^ay (b St. Mary's County,
Md., March i8, 1755), is by no means clear enough to
warrant its being made the basis of a claim, even, much
less of an assertion. From family tradition, — an unreliable
source at best, — and from statements made by a life-long friend
of Thomas Barclay to his son Judge Joseph Barclay (No. 6
below), it would seem that he were of the Ury family; and yet
the only member of that family through which such descent
could possibly be traced would be Robert Barclay of Dublin,
son of John Barclay of the same place and grandson of the apolo-
gist. Whether this Robert Barclay ever attained manhood or
married or had issue, is a matter of conjecture only, as was
pointed out in Part V above. No record is preserved either at
Dublin or elsewhere (so far as the writer has yet discovered),
of anything more than the date and place of this Robert Bar-
clay's birth ; and if it be a fact that he came out to America and
married and had issue, such fact was unknown to his family or
else was ignored by them because of some moral or religious lapse
on his part.

Of course it is possible that in his early manhood this Robert
Barclay sailed abroad (for his father was interested in shipping
and commerce), and was generally believed to have been lost at
sea, when such was not the fact ; and that for reasons best known
to himself he was content that the misapprehension should con-
tinue. But be the conjecture what it may, the only facts es-
tablished are that he was born in Dublin 19th, ist mo., 171 7/18,
a son of John Barclay and a grandson of the Apologist, and that
while records of the births, deaths and marriages (or disown-
ments) of all other members of his family were carefully entered
at the Monthly Meeting, no record of any kind was entered
concerning this Robert Barclay beyond the record of his birth.
The future, let it be hoped, will shed light upon the problem.

Thomas Barclay of Maryland. 87

Thomas Barclay of St. Mary's County, Md., died in 1804 at
Shrewsbury, N. J., and was buried in the graveyard there of
Christ Church, of which he had formerly been a vestryman. For
some thus far undiscovered reason, he persistently refused even
to converse with his wife concerning his father's family, or to
answer any queries she put to him with regard thereto ; and he
left her, as she subsequently told her children, in absolute ig-
norance of all except that his father's name was Robert, that his
mother was an Overton, and that he had had an older brother
John,

On July 12, 1776, Thomas Barclay enlisted from St. Mary's
County, Md., as a member of the "Flying Camp," and he served
throughout the w^ar. In 1779 he was a member of Major Ander-
son's 3rd Maryland Regiment, which formed a part of Washing-
ton's command in New Jersey, and while there he met, and later
married, Catherine Williams, the daughter of John Williams of
Shrewsbury, whose lands had been confiscated and who was him-
self then a fugitive because of his adherence to the King. After
the war Thomas Barclay made his home in Shrewsbury, and his
children all were born there.

His mother, — an Overton, — was possibly Margaret Overton,
the daughter of William Overton of Hanover County, Va., and
Peggy Garland, his wife. There is, however, no certain record
of his mother's Christian name or parentage.

The will of his brother John, who died in St. Mary's County,
Md., bore date June 12, 1792, and was proved on August loth of
the same year. It would appear from such will that John Bar-
clay never married.

The following is the descent from this Thomas Barclay:

I. Thomas Barclay,! b St. Mary's County, Maryland, March
18, 1755; d Shrewsbury, N. J., 1804; m Catherine
Williams, b August 20, 1760; d January 3, 1821.

(2) Robert Barclay,^ b August 4, 1783; d 12 June,

1835, imm.

(3) William Barclay,^ b September 20, 1785; d in

Spain, t

(4) John Williams Barclay.^

(5) George Brinley Barclay.^

Line of Descent from

(6) Joseph Barclay.'^

(7) Elisabeth Barclay.'^

(8) Daniel Barclay.^

4. John Williams Barclay,2 b Shrewsbury, N. J., February

20, 1788; d in New York City; w * * *

(9) Daniel Barclay.'^

5. George Brinley Barclay,2 b Shrewsbury, N, J. October

3, 1790; d New York City, December 27, 1829; m at
Cranbury, N. J., August 27, 1816, Abigail Shaw, b
April 16, 1792; d September 9, 1871.

(10) DeWitt Barclay.^

(11) Alexander Barclay.^

(12) Elizabeth Virginia Barclay.^

(13) Annie McChesney Barclay.^

(14) George Barclay,^ b May 23, 1827; d October

3, 1827.

6. Joseph Barclay^ (Judge), b Shrewsbury, N. J., July 10,

1793; d Eatontown, N. J., April 15, 1889; m (i) at
Madison Court House, Va., February 29, 1816, Mary
H. Lee, d January 2, 1861 ; m (2) at Shrewsbury, N. J.,
November 20, 1862, Sarah Maria Allen, b November 4,
1818; (living 1903).

(15) William Overton Barclay'^ (M.D.), b April 14,

1817; d September 2, 1841, unm.

(16) Caroline Matilda Barclay.'^

(17) Catherine Barclay,^ b February 20, 1823; d

October 28, 1825.

(18) Caroline Amelia Barclay.'^

7. Elizabeth Barclay,2 b Shrewsbury, N. J., December 25,

1795; d Farmingdale, N. J., August 18, 1883; m Oc-
tober 30, 1813, William Van Benthuysen, b January 20,
1791 ; d 1825.

(19) Thomas Van Benthuysen,^ d in childhood at

Charleston, S. C. f

Thomas Barclay of Maryland. 89

(20) William Van Benthuysen.^

(21) Joseph Van Benthuysen,^ d in childhood at New

York City, f

8. Daniel Barclay,^ b Shrewsbury, N. J., January i, 1802;
d New York City, January 21, 1845; ^^* November 15,
1836, Catherine Granger, dau. of Francis Granger of
New York, b February 22, 1814; d February 6, 1872,

(22) CatJierine FitzAllen Granger Barclay.^

(23) George Ann Granger Barclay.'^

(24) Charlotte Croton Barclay,^ b October 15, 1843;

d unm.

(25) Mary Louisa Barclay.^

9. Daniel Barclay ,3 b August 31, 1825; d February 2, il

m (i) at New York, November 22, 1846, Elisabeth G.
Bckerson, b November 18, 1828; d May 27, 1867; m (2)
at Albany, N. Y., June 8, 1868, Rebecca Ann Van
Patton (widow of Edward S. Barton), b December 3,
1832; (living 1903).

(26) Evelyn Barclay,^ b August 24, 1847; ^ June 19,

1888. t
{2^) Emma E. Barclay,^ b December 25, 1848; d

August 8, 1870. t

(28) Harriet J. Barclay,'^ b July 17, 1850; d Sep-

tember 22, 1 85 1.

(29) Marana R. Barclay,^ b June 7, 1853 ; d Decem-

ber 28, 1889. t

(30) Joseph Barclay,^ b January 26, 1857. f

(31) Jdin L. Barclay,^ b February 8, 1862; d Janu-

ary 9, 1879.

(32) Daniel John Bar clay, "^^ b May 24, 1871 ; d

March 27, 1872.

(33) Daniel Barclay,^ b June 17, 1874.!

10. DeWitt Barclays (M.D.), b Cranbury, N. J., February
8, 1818; d Monmouth County, N. J., March 21, 1867;
ni at Freehold, N. J., June 20, 1850, Margaret Augusta
Baldwin, b September 25, 1830; d February 16, i^

90

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(34) Margaret Augusta Bar clay A

(35) Joseph Barclay,^ b November 28, 1852; d July

18, 1861.

(36) George Barl Bar clay A

(37) Harold Philemon Barclay.^

(38) William DeWitt Bar clay A

(39) Ellie Baldwin Barclay,^ b September 29, i860;

d October 16, i860.

(40) DeWitt Barclay^ b October 28, 1861 ; d Feb-

ruary 4, 1862.

(41) Robert Hard Barclay A

(42) Paul Barclay A b February 6, 1866; d April 16,

1867.

11. Alexander Barclay,^ b Cranbury, N. J,, February 10,

1820; d Newark, N. J., January 27, 1881 ; m at Newark,
N. J., August 12, 1841, Charlotte Sophia Hard, b New-
town, Conn., December 26, 1818 ; d Newark, N. J., Feb-
ruary 22, 1 88 1.

(43) William Barclay,^ b October 15, 1842; d April

II, 1843.

(44) George Barclay,^ b January 16, 1844; d April

15, 1844.

(45) Charlotte Hortense Barclay^ i> April 26, 1846;

d April 13, 185 1.

(46) Augusta Barclay A b October 6, 1848; d Oc-

tober 9, 1 85 1.

(47) Alexander Bar clay A

(48) Charlotte Sereno BarclayA

(49) John DeWitt BarclayA b August 14, 1856; (liv-

ing 1903) unm.

(50) Thomas BarclayA

(51) Guy BarclayA b July 31, i860; d January 21,

1898, unm.

(52) Howard McClellan BarclayA b August 26,

1862; d March 13, 1899, unm.

12. Elizabeth Virginia Barclay ,3 b Cranbury, N. J., February

28, 1822; d Brooklyn, N. Y., May 26, 1892; m at

Thomas Barclay of Maryland. 91

Newark, N. J., April 15, 1852, Reuben Curtis Moffat
(M.D.), b Ithaca, N. Y., December 11, 1818; d Brook-
lyn, N. Y., August 28, 1894.

(53) John Little MoffatA

(54) George Barclay Moffat A

(55) Bdgar Victor MoffatA

(56) Ada MoffatA

(57) Lillian Moffatj^ b August 20, 1859; d February

II, i860.

(58) R. Burnham Moffat A

(59) Mabel Moffat,^ b March 26, 1863; d July 30,

1863.

(60) Willie Partridge Moffat/^ b and d March 21,

1865.

13. Annie McChesney Barclay ,3 b Cranbury, N. J., February
14, 1825; d Newark, N. J., September 18, 1866; m at
Newark, N. J., May 10, 1848, Stephen Richards, Jr.,
b West Haven, Conn., May 17, 1817; d April 4, 1861.

(61) Anna Elizabeth Richards,^ b May 15, 1849;

(living 1903 West Haven, Conn.), umn.

(62) Emma Elita Richards,^ b February 22, 1852;

d June 7, 1854.

(63) Susan Amelia Richards,'^ b December 6, 1854;

d June 4, 1 87 1, umn.

(64) Alexander Barclay Richards,'^ b May 11, 1857;

(living 1903 at Brooklyn, N. Y.), umn.

(65) Joseph Albert Richards,^ b September 19, 1859;

d January 13, 1882, unm.

16. Caroline Matilda Barclay,3 b Shrewsbury, N. J., May
19, 1819; d March 28, 1842 ; m April 17, 1839, Joseph T.
Allen, b April 18, 1815; d February 25. 1889. (He m
(2) December 21, 1843, Elizabeth Hartshorne, widow
of Tembrook White.)

(66) William Barclay Allen.^

18. Caroline Amelia Barclays (born Caroline Amelia Mor-
rison ; adopted as a daughter by Judge Barclay and her

92 Line of Descent from

name changed by Act of the Legislature of the State of
New Jersey of March g, 1864), b April 15, 1850; (living
1903) ; in at Eatontown, N. J., April 22, 1869, William
R. Stevens, h 8 September, 1845; (living 1903).

(67) Maud Barclay Stevens A

(68) William Barclay StevensA

20. William Van Benthuysen,3 b New York, January 18,
1819; d Farmingdale, N. J., June 30, 1889; ^'^ (i) ^^
New York October 17, 1843, Ji'^ici A. Fair child, b New
York, July 10, 1824; d Brooklyn, N. Y., February 12,
1866; m (2) February 18, 1872, Louisa Mahala Tirby,
b August 22, 1839; (living 1903).

(69) Elisabeth Van BenthtiysenA

(70) Thomas Van BenthuysenA

(71) Joseph Barclay Van Benthuysen,'^ b January

i7j 1853; (living 1903) num.
{y2) Mary Van Benthuysen,^ b August 26, 1855;
d February i, 1856.

(73) William Van Benthiiysen,'^ b November 21,

1857; d December 22, 1877.

22. Catherine FitzAllen Granger Barclay,3 b September 21,

1837; m at Brooklyn, N. Y., 1854, Edward Logan, f

(74) Edward Daniel Barclay Logan,^ b January 6,

1856. t

(75) Georgina Mather Logan/^ b March 6, 1859. f

23. George Ann Granger Barclay ,3 b September 13, 1839;

d April 3, 1892; m ]\Iay 16, 1867, Christian Van Blar-
com, b July 15, 1831; (living 1903).

(76) Catherine Elisabeth Van BlarcomA

25. Mary Louisa Barclay ,3 b January 15, 1845; d June 3,
1877; m February 22, 1867, John H. Boehm.f

(77) George M. L. BoehmAf

(78) Daniel Barclay BoehmA^

Thomas Barclay of Maryland. 93

34. Margaret Augusta Barclay ,4 h April 10, 185 1 ; d Eden
Prairie, Minn., August 18, 1878; w January 29, 1874,
William Augustus Hankins, b March 31, 1844; d Sep-
tember 25, 1893.

(79) George Valentine Hankins,^ b July 8, 1875;

(living 1903), unvi.

36. George Earl Barclay ,4 b September 14, 1854; d Lennox,

South Dakota, February 7, 1899; w September 10,
1882, Harriet Ophelia McCartney, b December 29, 1863 ;
(living 1903).

(80) Margaret Augusta Barclay,^ b October 14,

1885; (living 1903).

(81) Roberta Ophelia Barclay,^ b January 4, 1888;

(living 1903).

37. Harold Philemon Barclay 4 b October 29, 1856; (living

1903) ; m at Stillwater, Minn., October 18, 1883, Hen-
rietta Durant, b October 5, 1857; (living 1903).

(82) Durant Barclay,^ b July 18, 1884; (living 1903).

(83) Robert Barclay,^ b May 11, 1886; d December

3, 1886.

(84) Margaret Barclay,^ b February 14, 1888; (liv-

ing 1903).

(85) DeWitt Barclay,^ b May 16, 1899; (living

1903)-

(86) Marion Barclay,^ b March 7, 1901 ; (living

1903)-

38. William DeWitt Barclay 4 b November 30, 1858; d

Camden, S. C, December 14, 1893 ; m at Brooklyn, N.
Y., February 24, 1887, May S. Cook, dau. of Elias Cook
of Trenton, N. J., b February 28, 1866; d Camden, S.
C, January 24, 1896.

(87) Frances Cook Barclay,^ b December 15, 1887;

d August 4, 1888.

(88) Helen Barclay,^ b June 22, 1890; (living 1903).

94 Line of Descent from

41. Robert Hard Barclay 4 h April 8, 1863; (living 1903};
m at Helena, Montana, April 29, 1891, Elizabeth Jeiferis,
b August 4, 1869; (living 1903.) S. P.

47. Alexander Barclay ,4 b Newark, N. J., April 18, 1852 ;

(living 1903 in St. Paul, Minn.) ; in at St. Paul, Minn.,
August 13, 1 881, Effie M. Rogers, b New York City,
May II, 1859; (living 1903).

(89) Alexander Barclay,^ b August 12, 1882; (living

1903)-

(90) Gladys Barclay,^ b June 13, 1886; (living 1903).

48. Charlotte Sereno Barclay 4 b Newark, N. J., August 23,

1854; d Newark, N. J., October 18, 1888; m Newark,
N. J., September 13, 1876, Edward Dickerson, b Newark,
N. J., June II, 1851 ; d Newbern, N. C, August i, 1896.

(91) Charlotte Virginia Dickerson,^ b July 26, 1877;

(living 1903).

(92) Edward Dickerson,^ b January 23, 1879; ^

December 28, 1885.

(93) Bertram Dickerson,^ b September 16, 1880; d

July 31, 1881.

(94) Charlotte Hard Dickerson,^ b February 17,

1882; d January 5, 1886.

(95) Alexander Barclay Dickerson,^ b July 10, 1887;

(living 1903.)

50. Thomas Barclay ,4 b Newark, N. J., November 12, 1858;
(living 1903 at Newark, N. J.) ; m Newark, N. J., Au-
gust 30, 1888, Constance Marie Beatrice Cadis (widov/
of William D. Paterson), b Trinidad, W. I., December
25, 1858; (living 1903).

(96) Constance Barclay,^ b April 27, 1890; (living

1903)-

(97) Thomas Barclay,^ b November 28, 1892 ; (living

1903)-

(98) Helen Barclay,^ b April 22, 1895 ; d April 22,

1895.

Thomas Barclay of Maryland. 95

53. John Little Moffat^ (M.D.), b Brooklyn, N. Y., June 14,
1853; (living 1903 at Brooklyn, N. Y.) ; m at Bath
Beach, N. Y., April 18, 1893, Blizabeth Mary Rhodes,
b Antigua, W. L, February 6, 1868; (living 1903).

(99) John Little Moifatp b January 21, 1894; (liv-
ing 1903).

(100) Helen Moffat,^ b September 21, 1895; (living
1903).

(loi) Reuben Curtis Moffat,^ b April 24, 1897;
(living 1903).

54- George Barclay Moffat,4 b Brooklyn, N. Y., September
29, 1854; (living 1903 in New York City) ; m at Brook-
lyn, N. Y., October 10, 1888, Frances Hillard White, b
Brooklyn, N. Y., August 10, 1869; (living 1903).

(102) Alexander White Moffat,^ b June 26, 1891 ;

(living 1903).

(103) Donald Moffat,^ & July 18, 1894; (living 1903).

(104) George Barclay Moffat,^ b May 16, 1897;

(living 1903).

(105) Frances White Moffat,^ b November 21, 1899;

(living 1903).

55. Edgar Vietor Moffat^ (M.D.), b Brooklyn, N. Y., June

20, 1856; (living 1903 at Orange, N. J.) ; m at Brook-
line, Mass., June i, 1887, Bdith Wellington, b Brookline,
Mass., May 11, 1858; (living 1903).

(106) Harold Wellington Moffat,^ b November 26,

1888; (living 1903).

(107) Barclay Wellington Moifat,^ b July 9, 1890;

(living 1903).

(108) Virginia Moffat,^ b July 8, 1892; (living

1903)-

(109) Ethel Moffat,^ b April 21, 1894; (living 1903).
(no) Constance Moffat,^ b November 23, 1898;

(living 1903).

56. Ada Moffat 4 b Brooklyn, N. Y., March 21, 1858; (living

1903, at Germantown, Pa.) ; m Brooklyn, N. Y., No-

96 Line of Descent from

vember 17, 1885, John McLean Lachlan, b Melbourne,
Australia, May 31, 1861 ; (living 1903). S. P.

58. R. Burnham Moffat,^ b Brooklyn, N. Y., January 7, 1861 ;
living 1903 in New York City) ; m at Brooklyn, N. Y.,
June 5, 1895, Bllen Low Pierrepont, b Brooklyn, N. Y.,
April 15, 1872; (living 1903).

(ill) Jay Pierrepont Moffat,^ b July 18, 1896;
(living 1903).

(112) Elisabeth Barclay Moffat,^ b June 26, 1898;

(living 1903).

(113) Abbot Low Moffat,^ b Mav 12, 1901 ; (living

1903).

66. William Barclay Allen,4 b March 6, 1840; d July 24,

1874; m Mary BUsabeih Dangler, d 1891. f

(114) Joseph Barclay Allen_P b August 6, 1861 ;

(living 1903), nnm.

(115) Edmund Williams Allen,^ b April 27, 1863;

(living 1903), unm.

(116) Williain Barclay Allen.5

(117) John Lee Allen,^ b May 5, 1870; (living 1903),

unm.

(118) Eugene Young Allen,^ b September 11, 1872;

d December 3, 1876.

67. Maud Barclay Stevens,^ b 26 February, 1871 ; (living

1903 at Eatontown, N. J.) ; ni Shrewsbury, N. J., 14
January, 1892, Harry Campbell, b 13 June, 1865; (living
1903), S. P.

68. William Barclay Stevens,^ b July 16, 1873; (living

1903) ; m June 20. 1892, Anna Williams of Trenton,
N. J., b 28 December, 1872; (living 1903).

(119) William Roy Stevens p b March 20, 1893;

(living 1903).

69. Elizabeth Van Benthuysen,4 b Monmouth County, N. J.,

October 2, 1846; (living 1903 at New London, Conn.) ;

Thomas Barclay of Maryland. 97

in New York City, January 24, 1869, Edward Smith, b
Norwich, Conn., October 22, 1833; (living 1903).

(120) Edward Lecoinpte Smith.^

(121) Harold Eugene Sinith,^ b February 9, 1877;

d November 14, 1894.

70. Thomas Van Benthuysen,4 b December 26, 1849; (living
1903 at Farmingdale, N. J.) ; in June 18, 1874, Mar-
garet Logan, b July 26, 1853; (living 1903).

(122) William Van Benthuysen.^

(123) Julia Van Benthtiyscn.^

(124} i Thomas Van Benthuysen,^ b December 20,
< 1878; d December 23, 1878.

(125) ( Joseph Van Benthtiysen,^ b December 20,

1878; d December 23, 1878.

(126) Seth L. Van Benthuysen,^ b November 9,

1883; (living 1903).

(127) Louisa Van Benthuyscn,^ b January 22, 1885;

(living 1903).

(128) Ellen Van Benthuyscn,^ b June i, 1888;

(living 1903).

(129) John L. Van Benthuysen,^ b May 9, 1890; d

December 22, 1890.

(130) McKinley Van Benthuysen,^ b March 28,

1893; (living 1903).

(131) Harold Van Benthuysen,^ b March 6, 1895;

d August 7, 1895.

76. Catherine Elizabeth Van Blarcom,4 jn December 12,
^ 1880, Charles S. Hathaway, b August 16, i860; (living
1898).

(132) Herbert Warren Hathaway,^ b November

14, 1895; (living 1898).

116. William Barclay Allen,5 b August 27, 1865; (living
1903) ; m November 22, 1898, Charlotte Smith, f

98 Thomas Barclay of Maryland.

120. Edward Lecompte Smith,5 h June 24, 1873; (living
1903) ; m May 12, 1900, Louise May Smith, b Decem-
ber I, 1875; (living 1903).

(133) Harold Edward Smith,^ b May 15, 1902;

(living 1903).

132. WilHain Van Benthuysen,5 b June 22, 1875; (living
1903) ') ^^ January 27, 1896, Agnes Roemer, b Decem-
ber 17, 1875 ; d June 18, 1900.

(134) Lottie Van Benthuysen,^ b March 18, 1897;

(living 1903).

123. Julia Van Benthuysen,5 b January 26, 1877; (living
1903) ; m December 12, 1900, Chester J. G. Stillwell, b
23 April, 1880; (living 1093).

(135) Marguerite Stillwell,^ b January 3, 1902;

(living 1903).

PART VII.

Line of Descent from Rev. Thomas Barclay, the first Rector of St.
Peter's Church at Albany.

IT SEEMS to have been generally assumed, although er-
roneously, that Rev. Thomas Barclay had but three sons, —
Thomas, Henry and Andrew. Mr. George L. Rives, in his
book already referred to, — "Correspondence of Thomas Barclay"
(New York, Harper & Bros., 1894), — states that the sons were
Thomas, Anthony and Henry, and that Anthony married Helena,
daughter of Jacobus Roosevelt ; but this was undoubtedly a mere
clerical error on the part of Mr. Rives. There was no Anthony
in the family until Rev. Henry Barclay so named his second son,
in honor, doubtless, of the boy's maternal grandfather, Col. An-
thony Rutgers.^

That Rev. Thomas Barclay had four children is certain from
his wife's letter to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel,
under date of May 22, 1722, quoted in Part H above; and that
the fourth child was also a son and bore the name John, are the
only inferences which it seems to the writer the facts about to be
considered will permit.

In the office of the Surrogate of New York County, in Liber
36 of Wills, at page 194, is recorded the will of "John Barclay,
mayor of the City of Albany." This will was dated January
30th, 1779, and was proved before the Surrogate of Albany
County on June 20th, 1783. It refers to a previous wife of the
testator, without naming her ; appoints his present wife, Mar-
garet, an executrix, and gives to her a life interest in his residuary
estate ; makes specific bequests to "Charlotte, wife of Coenradt
Ten Eyck" and to "Peter Ten Eyck, son of Andries Ten Eyck ;"
and then, and upon the death of his wife, gives one half of his
residuary estate to "the children" (unfortunately not naming

*See Rev. Henry Barclay's will, proved October i, 1764, and recorded in the
office of the Surrogate of New York County in liber 24 of Wills, at page 498; also,
Andrew Barclay's will, proved May 25, 1776, and recorded in the same office in liber
30 of Wills, at page 184.

99

loo Line of Descent from

them) "of my brother Andrew Barclay, lately deceased," and the
other half to "the children" (also not naming them) "of my late
" brother, Henry Barclay, deceased." The records just cited
show that Andrew Barclay's will was proved May 25th, 1776, and
that Rev. Henry Barclay's will had been proved many years
before, — on October ist, 1764.

It would indeed be a strange coincidence if there were two
Barclay families of prominence at that time so closely identified
with the City of Albany, in each of which there were three sons
named, respectively, Henry, Andrew and John ; and the coinci-
dence would be still more marked if the Andrew and the Henry
in each of these families had died at about the same time, — the
Andrews within a comparatively short time before the month of
January, 1779, ^"*i the Henrys some years before. The coinci-
dence would be too extraordinary for acceptance without further
circumstances to support it ; and it seems to the writer that as
]\Irs. Barclay's letter of May 22, 1722, conclusively establishes
that Rev. Thomas Barclay had four children instead of three, it
may reasonably be assumed that the fourth child was a son
named John, who subsequently became j\Iayor of the City of
Albany,

The will of John Barclay, Mayor of Albany, makes no
mention of any issue who might survive him, and the disposition
of his residuary estate, in the manner above pointed out, permits
the inference that he died without issue.

Furthermore, the records at Albany show that throughout
the revolutionary struggle this John Barclay was an earnest
patriot and zealously supported the cause of the colonies.^ Col.
Thomas Barclay (a son of Rev. Henry), on the other hand, and
his brothers-in-law, Stephen de Lancey and Beverley Robinson,
were ardent loyalists and fought for the King. Although John
Barclay, of Albany, evidently did not choose that these differences
should sunder the ties of blood, the fact that his name has wholly
disappeared from the more or less plastic charts of the family
that have come down to the Barclays of to-day, is probably trace-

'In the New York Journal and General Advertiser of September 15, 1777, is
a letter of congratulation from John Barclay, Chairman of the Committee of the City
of Albany, addressed at Albany, under date of August 20, 1777, to George Clinton,
" Governor-General and Commander-in-Chief of all the Militia, and Admiral of the
" Navy of the State of New York."

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. loi

able to the bitterness with which the loyalist descendents of Rev.
Thomas regarded a "rebel," even of their own kith and kin.

John Barclay was a prominent member, and vestryman, of
St. Peter's Church at Albany both before and during the exciting
incumbency of Rev. Harry Munro," and seems in all ways to have
been a man of strength and of influence in the community. His
first wife was Gerritje Coeyiiians {bap 21 October, 1722), daugh-
ter of Pieter Barentse Coeymans, who had married 5 October,
1713, Elizabeth Greveraad ;'^ and his second wife was Margaret
Ten Eyck. The list of marriage licenses issued out of the Pro-
vincial Secretary's ofilice at Albany, shows that on August 28th,
1771, a marriage license was granted to John Barclay and Mar-
garet Ten Eyck;^ and the parish records of St. Peter's Church
contain an entry that on September 8th. 1771, John Barclay was
married "by license." Curiously enough, the parish records do
not state to whom he was married.

That John Barclay died before the expiration of his term
of office as mayor (it was his only term), is shown by the fol-
lowing extract from the Records of the City of Albany :

"Albany Common Council Chamber 4 March 1779

"The Worshipful Jolm Barclay Esq., late Mayor of this City having
departed this Life and the honorabfe Abraham Ten Broeck Esquire having
on the i8th day of February last been appointed by the honorable Council
of Appointment of this State to succeed the said John Barclay Esq., de-
ceased, in the Chief Magistracy of this City, a Commission of which ap-
pointment he produced to the following Members of the Corporation in
whose presence he took the oath appointed by Law and was sworn to
the due execution of his respective offices ******* *"•

It would appear from this that he died on February i8th,
I779> — or possibly on the preceding day ; but none of the con-
temporary newspapers which the writer has been able to find, nor
indeed any other record, gives definite information as to the date
of his death.

Practically nothing is known of Rev. Thomas Barclay's
oldest son, Thomas Barclay, bevond the fact that he died un-

'See History op St. Peter's Church at Albany, by Rev. Joseph Hooper, M. A.
Albany: Brandow Printing Co., 1900.

*See Genealogies of First Settlers of Albany, Munsell & Co., p. 32.

"See Marriage Book, vol. XVII, p. 165.

"Collections of the History of Albany. J. Munsell, 1865. Vol. I, p. 292.

I02 Line of Descent from

married. At least the statement that he "died unmarried" ap-
pears on several of the charts which have come to the writer's
notice, and nothing- has thus far developed which suggests a
doubt as to the accuracy of such statement. Neither the date of
his birth nor the date of his death is recorded on any of the
charts.

The line of descent from Rev. Thomas Barclay through his
other sons, Henry and Andrew, is rather generally known. Yet
in many surprising instances absolute ignorance exists of the
dates of birth, death or marriage of even comparatively recent
descendants of this well-known ancestor. The writer has under-
taken,— and it has proved no easy task, — to compile a table,
brought down to the present day, of all descendants of Rev.
Thomas Barclay ; and he believes that what follows is substan-
tially correct. The dates, for the most part, have been furnished
him from the private records of the various families in the line
of descent, and he would be glad to give, upon request therefor,
his authority for any name or date which appears in this table.
At the same time he would welcome the correction of error and
the supplying of any omitted name or date.

The appearance of a f after a name in the table indicates
that the writer is without further information concerning such
person or his or her possible issue.

I. Rev. Thomas Barclay,! first rector of St. Peter's Church

at Albany; b (probably)^ i668; d (probably) 1725; m)^<^'7
Atma Dorothea Drauyer, dau. of Capt. Andries Drauyer
(a Dane in the Dutch Navy) and Gertrud Van Schaick,
his wife. ,

(2) Thomas Barclay.^ f

(3) Henry Barclay.^

(4) Andrew Barclay.^

(5) John Barclay.^

3. Henry Barclay,2 the second rector of Trinity Church,
New York, h 1712;'^ d 20 August, 1764;'' m 15 Decem-

'From New York Mercury of Monday, 27 August, 1764:

"Last Monday Morning" (i. e., August 20) "between three and four o'Clock,
departed this Life in the 53d Year of his Age, the Rev'd Mr. Henry Barclay, D. D.,
Rector of Trinity Church in this City."

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 103

ber, 1749,^ Mary Rutgers, b 172^;^ d 8 June, 1788,^;
dau. of Col. Anthony Rutgers and Hendricke Vander-
water, his wife.

(6) Thomas H. Barclay.'^

(7) Anthony Barclay.'^

(8) Catherine Barclay,^ d unm. f

(9) Cornelia Barclay.^

(10) Anna Dorothea Barclay.^

Andrew Barclay ,2 b October, 1719; d 19 June, 1775 ;^*'
m 14 June, 1737, Helena Roosevelt, b 8 October, 1719;
bur 25 May, 1772,11 dau. of Jacobus Roosevelt and
Catharina Hardenbroek, his wife.

(11) Thomas Barclay,^ d unm'P' f

(12) James Barclay.^

(13) Henry Barclay .^ d unm }^'\

( 14) John Barclay.'^ ^^ -i-

'From New York Gazette of Friday, i8 December, 1749:

"On Tuesday evening last" (t. e., December 15) "the Reverend Mr. Barclay,
Rector of Trinity Church, in this City, was married to Miss RuTGERS, Daughter of the
late Capt. Anthony Rutgers."

'From The Daily Advertiser of Wednesday, 11 June, 1788:
"On Sunday evening last departed this life in the 66th year of her age Mrs.
Mary Barclay, relict of the worthy Dr. Barclay, formerly Rector of Trinity Church
in this City.

"Panegyrics on departed friends are generally said to be 'gilding their dust,'
but the hearts of all who knew Mrs. Barclay will testify to her worth. From a long
and intimate acquaintance with the precepts of Christianity, she fulfilled its duties
with uniformity and zeal, the reward of which she is now reaping, while her children
must deplore the loss of a most tender parent, the poor a chearful contributor and all
her acquaintance a pleasing friend."

^"From Rivington's New York Gazetteer of Thursday, 22 June, 1775:
"On Monday last" (1. e., June 19) "died Mr. Andrew Barclay, an eminent
merchant and brother of the Rev. Dr. Barclay, late Rector of this Parish, a most
worthy and exemplary citizen, universally beloved by all who knew him."

"From Year Book of the Holland Society of New York, 1899, p. 143:
"Record oe Burials in the Dutch Church, New York. 1772, May 23: Wife
" of Andrew Barclay."

^^See "Smaller New York and Family Reminiscences," by Oscar Egerton
Schmidt. Printed privately. New York, 1899. A copy may be found in the library
of the Long Island Historical Society, at Brooklyn, N. Y.

"In Mr. Schmidt's book, above cited, it is stated that this John Barclay married
one Catherine Murray and had issue; but there does not seem to be authority for such
statement. The records of the First and Second Presbyterian churches in the City of
New York refer to the marriage of a John Barclay and a Catherine Murray (See
Part XI, below) ; but there is no reason to believe that the John Barclay there re-
ferred to was a son of Andrew Barclay and Helena Roosevelt.

I04 Line of Descent from

(15) Ann Dorothy Barclay.^

(16) Catherine Barclay.^
\^ (17) Sarah Barclay.^

""(iS) Ann Margaret Barclay.^

(19) Helena Barclay.^

(20) Charlotte Amelia Barclay.^

5. John Barclay,2 mayor of the City of Albany 1778-79,

d (probably) 18 February 1779; m (i) Gerritje Coey-
mans, bap 21 October, 1722; dau. of Pieter Barentse
Coeymans and Elizabeth Greveraad, his wife; w (2) 8
September, 1771, (license dated 28 August, 1771), Mar-
garet Ten Byck. O. S. P.

6. Thomas H. Barclay , 3 14 5 12 October, 1753; d 21 April,

1830; m 2 October, 1775,^^ Susanna De Lancey, b 15

"While Col. Thomas Barclay's baptismal name was "Thomas H." he seems in
later years to have dropped the middle letter and was generally spoken of as "Col.
Thomas Barclay."

He entered the British army in 1776, and in the following February was made
Captain in the Loyal American Regiment of New Yorkers. In 1780 he became Major
in a corps of light infantry, and served in Virginia and Carolina. While on his way
from Charleston to the Chesapeake with despatches from Lord Rawdon to Earl Corn-
wallis, he was captured by the French fleet but was soon exchanged and rejoined his
regiment, with which he remained until it was disbanded in 1783. In the fall of that
year he took his family to Nova Scotia and engaged in farming at Wilmot. In 1789
he commenced the practice of law at Annapolis Royal and was soon elected to the
Provincial Assembly. For several years he was speaker of the Assembly. In 1792
he was made Lieut.-Colonel of the Royal Nova Scotia Regiment, and in 1793 was
made Adjutant-General of the Militia of the Province. In 1796 he was appointed a
commissioner for the British under Jay's treaty, and in 1799 was made British Consul-
General for the Eastern States of America, resident at New York. He held this office
until 1812. In 1814 he was appointed British commissioner under the Treaty of
Ghent in which service he continued until i8j8, when he retired from the office (N.
Y. Gen. & Biog. Rec, vol. IV, page 173).

''Col. Thomas Barclay and John Watts, Jr., married sisters. Their wedding was
a double one, and is thus described in Rivington's New York Gazetteer of Thursday,
S October, 1775:

" On Monday evening last" (i. c, October 2nd) "were married at Union Hill,
" in the borough of Westchester, John Watts, junior, Esquire, recorder of this city,
"to Miss Jane DcLancey; and Thomas H. Barclay, Esq., to Miss Sussanna De-
" Eancey, daughters of the late Peter DeLancey, Esq.

<< » ♦ * Round their nuptial beds
Hovering with purple wings, th' Idalian boy
Shook from his radiant torch the blissful fires

Of innocent desires
While Venus scattered myrtles."

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 105

September, 1754; d 2 May, iSt,"/^^^ dau. of Peter De-
Lancey (b 10 January, 1708) and Elizabeth Colden (b
5 February, 1720), who were married on January 12th,
1733.

(21) Elba Barclay A

(22) Henry Barclay A

(23) DeLancey Bar clay A

(24) Maria Barclay A

(25) Thomas Bdmiind BarclayA

(26) Susan BarclayA

(27) Beverley Robinson BarclayA i> at Wihiiot, Nova

Scotia, 22 December, 1786; d 15 January,
1803.17

(28) A)i)ie BarclayA

(29) George Cornzvell BarclayA

(30) Anthony BarclayA

(31) Clement Norton BarclayA b at Annapolis, N.

S., 3 August, 1796; d 21 August, 1797.

(32) Cornelia Elizabeth Stezvart BarclayA h at New

York, 23 May 1801 ; d 28 June, 1801.

Anthony Barclay ,3 b 1755; d 23 August, 1805; m Anna
Lent, dau. of James Lent of Long Island.

(33) Henry BarclayA

Cornelia Barclay ,3 m (i) 16 June, 1773,^^ Stephen De-
Lancey; in (2) Gen'l Sir Hudson Lowe, K.C.B.

(34) Susan DeLancey A ui Col. JVilliam Johnson, f

"Records of St. Mark's Church, New York.

"From The Weekly Museum of Saturday, i8 January, 1803:
"Died: On Wednesday Morning, ISeverley Robinson Barclay, fourth son of
his Britannic Majesty's Consul-General, etc., an amiable and most promising youth."

^From The New York Journal of Thursday, 17 June, 1773:

"Last Night, at the House of Mrs. Barclay, in this City, was celebrated a Mar-
riage between Stephen DeLancey, Esq., Son of the Hon. Col. Oliver DeLancey, and
Miss Barclay, eldest Daughter of the Rev. Doctor Barclay, the late revered and be-
loved Rector of Trinity Church. This amiable Couple have the most rational Prospect)
of all the Happiness the marriage State can afford."

io6 Line of Descent from

lo. Anna Dorothea Barclay ,3 b 21 January, 1755; d 11 April,
1806; in 21 January, 1778,^^ Lieut.-Col. Beverley Robin-
son, b 8 March, 1754; d 6 October, 1816.

(35) Beverley Robinson A

(36) Susanna Maria Robinson,'^ b 10 August, 1780;

d 12 August, 1780.

(37) Henry Clinton Robinson,^ b 21 March, 1782;

d (prob.) 31 December, 1804. O. S. P.

(38) Morris RobinsonA

(39) Frederick Philipse RobinsonA

(40) Thomas Barclay Robinson^ h 26 September,

1786; d 2 June, 1804,2^ unm.

(41) John Robinson A

(42) Susanna Philipse RobinsonA

(43) William Henry RobinsonA

(44) Cornelia RobinsonA b 2 September, 1794; d 22

September, 1794.

12. James Barclay,3 b 1750; d 15 March, 1791 ;2'i m (Hcense
dated 21 November, 1772), 22 24 November, 1772,2^
Maria van Beverhoudt, b 1752; d 5 July, 1791.2*

i^From The New York Gazette of Monday, 26 January, 1778:
"Wednesday last" (i. e., January 21st) "was married at Flushing, Long Island,
Beverley Robinson, jun., Esq., Lieut. -Col. of the Loyal American Regiment, to the
amiable and accomplished Miss Nancy Barclay, youngest daughter of the Rev'd Dr.
Barclay, formerly Rector of Trinity Church in this Place."

^"'From St. John (N. B.) Gazette of Monday, 4 June, 1804:

"On Saturday last" (that is 2 June, 1804) "Ensign (Thomas Barclay) Robinson,
son of Hon. Col. Beverley Robinson, returning with a party of men from pursuing
some deserters, was drowned near Sandy Point (in the Kennebecasis River, about five
miles from St. John) by the upsetting of a canoe. The men saved themselves by
swimming to shore."

^From the New York Packet of Thursday, 17 March, 1791:
"Died: On Tuesday morning" (i. e., March 15th) "at his house in Hanover
Square, of a lingering illness, Mr. James Barclay."

Another paper describes him as "vendue master" in the 42nd year of bis age.

—See the old Dutch New Testament, formerly belonging to Maria Van Bever-
houdt, now in the library of the Long Island Historical Society.

23Records of Trinity Parish, New York.

2*From the New York Packet of Thursday, 14 July, 1791:

"On the 5th instant departed this life, Mrs. Maria Barclay, the widow of Mr.
James Barclay, in the 40th year of her age, and yesterday her remains were interred
in the family vault in Trinity Church Yard.

"She has left nine children to lament the loss of a most affectionate and valuable

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 107

(45) Andrew D. Barclay,^ b 30 August, 1773.^^ t

(46) Margaretta Barclay,^ b 24 September, 1774;^^

d 26 December, 1791,26 tmm.

(47) Maria Barclay,'^ b at New Barbadoes Neck, N.

J., 19 March, 1776.22 -j-

(48) Helena Barclay/^ b at New York, 25 October,

'^777 'F d 3 November, 1796.2'^

(49) James Barclay,^ b at New York, 7 April, 1779 ;22

d 10 July, 1779.22

(50) Ann Dorothy Barclay/^ b at New York, 5 No-

vember, 1780 ;22 d I July, i8oi,2S unm.

parent, — the eldest, a youth who lately entered into business to assist his widowed
mother, is now become the chief support of the unfortunate orphans; and as he uni-
formly maintained an unblemished reputation and shewn himself possessed of talents
fully adequate to the business he is engaged in, it is not to be doubted but every per-
son of humanity will make a point of encouraging him."

^See "Nominations of the Subscribers to the Tontine Coffee House," New
York, 1796. A copy may be found in the library of the New York Historical Society.

''From New York Daily Gazette of Thursday, 29 December, 1791:
"Died: On Monday, the 26th inst., in the i8th year of her age. Miss Margaret
Barclay, the eldest daughter of James and Maria Barclay, deceased, and yesterday
her remains were interred in the family vault of Trinity Church, attended by her
relations and friends. The affectionate and sympathetic heart which this amiable
young woman possessed was too sensibly affected with the loss which the family sus-
tained in the death of their worthy parents, for so delicate a constitution to survive
them long. She was truly an example of piety and waited her dissolution with the
utmost patience and resignation."

'^From The Weeekly Museum of Saturday, 12 November, 1796:
"Died: On Thursday evening, the 3rd inst., after a long and painful illness,
which she bore with uncommon patience and resignation. Miss HELENA Barclay
(daughter of Mr. James Barclay, deceased), aged 19 years. Her remains were in-
terred in the family vault in Trinity Church Yard, attended by her relations and
friends, who sincerely lament the loss of this truly amiable young woman."

-^From The Spectator (New York) of Wednesday, 15 July, 1801:

"Died: At Newark, the ist inst.. Miss Ann Barclay, late of this city, in the
2 1 St year of her age.

"Miss Barclay possessed a most amiable disposition, delicate sensibility, and an
heart modest, pure, benevolent and susceptible of the most refined friendship; her
manners were polite and engaging, and such were her virtues, good qualities and
deportment that she greatly endeared herself to all her friends and acquaintance.
She had an high reverence for religion; her practice of it was uniform, sincere and
unaffected. In health, it afforded her the sublimest enjoyments and enabled her to
sustain a tedious, painful illness with patience, fortitude and entire resignation to the
will of Heaven. To her. Death had no Terror! She beheld its approach not only
with serenity, but even with complacency. She spoke with holy rapture of the
blessed change she was about to experience, and after having in the most affectionate
manner, taken leave of her friends, she literally smiled in Death and left the world
with rational, with assured hopes of blessed immortality! To her, then, how import-

io8 Line of Descent from

(51) James Barclay/^ h at New York, 9 December,

1781 ;22 d 12 February, 1782.22

(52) Frederick Jay Barclay/^ b 3 December,

1782.22.251

(53) Catherine Eliza Barclay.^

(54) Sarah Amelia Barclay,^ b at New York 22

April, 1784 ;22 d 28 September, 1786.22
(Catherine Eliza and Sarah Amelia were
twins.)
, (55) Johannes van Beverhoiidt Barclay/^ b at New

York, 5 May, 1785.221

(56) Juliana Siisanna Barclay/^ b at New York, 6

May, 1786 ;22 d 26 May, 1807,29 nnm.

(57) ^'ara/i ^7;z(?/ja 5arc/a3^,4 ^ at New York, 6 Janu-

ary, 1788 ;22 d 22 August, 1788.22

(58) Charlotte Matilda Barclay,^ b at New York, 12

April, 1789.221

15. Ann Dorothy Barclay,^ b on the Island of Curacoa, 29
September, 174T ; d in New York, 7 November, 1795;
m 16 Octobepy'^sb'i^^ Theophylact Bache, b at Settle,
Yorkshire, 17 January, 1734/5;^-^ came to New York 17

ant was true Religion? And how important to All? This Young Lady was a
bright ornament of it, and of her sex has left them an Example worthy of imitation!
"Best Maid, adieu! indulge the falling tear!

For thee we weep, tho' we have naught to fear!

Thy virtues charm'd! thy goodness won the heart!

But, no more to us dost thou joy impart!

Short was thy life! Torn from our fond embrace!

We grieve; bvit submit to the God of grace!

He saw thee pure, fit for the realms above!

And call'd thee hence, in mercy and in love!"

^From The Weekly Museum of Saturday, 30 May, 1807:

"Died: On Tuesday" {i. e., May 26th) "in the 22nd year of her age, Miss
Julian Susannah Barclay, daughter of the late Mr. James Barclay." The funeral
was held from the house of Mr. James Bleecker, 86 Water Street.

^'From Gaines' New York Mercury of Monday, 20 October, 1760:
"Thursday Night last" (t. e., October i6th) "Mr. Theophilact Bache of this
City, Merchant, was married to Miss Nancy Barclay, Daughtier of Andrew Barclay,
of this Place, Merchant, a Lady of great Beauty and Merit, with a handsome For-
tune."

^^Richard Bache, the head of the Philadelphia family of that name, was a
younger brother of Theophylact Bache. He was born in Settle, Yorkshire, 12 Sep-
tember, 1737; d 29 July, 1811; ni at Philadelphia, 29 October, 1767, Sarah Franklin,
b II September, 1743; d 5 October, 1808, dau. of Benjamin Franklin. (See Smaller
New York and Family Reminiscences, by Oscar Egerton Schmidt, above referred
to).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 109

September, 175 1 ; d 30 October, 1807. His funeral was
held at the house of his son-in-law, Charles McEvers,
Jr., Wall Street, near William Street.

(59) Elizabeth Garland BacheA

(60) Helena Bache,^ b 15 September, 1764 ;12 ^ ^t

Flatbush, L. I., 15 December, 1778.^2
y (61) Mary BachcA

(62) Paul Richard BacheA

(63) William Bached b 10 January, 1769 ;i2 d 15 Oc-

tober, i77o.'^2

(64) Andrezv Barclay B ache A

(65) Ann Dorothy BacheA
. (66) William B ache A

(67) Sarah BacheA

(68) Catherine BacheA

(69) Theophylact BacheA b 23 April, 1778 ;'^2 j 29

October, i^St,}^

(70) Thomas BacheA b 21 May, 1779;'^^ d at Flat-

bush, L. I., 20 August, 1 779/^2

(71) Helena BacheA b at Flatbush, L. I., 18 Decem-

ber, 1780 ;i2 d 28 March, i8o2.33

(72) Margaret Amelia BacheA b at Flatbush, L. I.,

19 January, 1783 -^^ j ^t Flatbush, 30 July,
1783:^2

(73) Amelia Matilda BacheA b 7 August, 17^4'}'^ d

24 February, ly^sP'

16. Catherine Barclay ,3 h 1744; d 7 March, 1808 ;3^ ni (li-
cense dated 8 November, 1763) 10 November, 1763,22

s^From The Royai Gazette of Saturday, 19 December, 1778:

"A few days since died, most sincerely regretted, and on Thursday evening was

buried in the family vault at Trinity Church Yard, Miss HELENA Bache, one of the

daughters of Theophylact Bache, Esq., of this City."

s'From The Weekly Museum of Saturday, 3 April, 1802:

"Died: On Sunday evening last" (i. e., March 28th) "in the 22nd year of her
age. Miss Helena Bache, Youngest daughter of Theophylact Bache, Esq. Amiable
and lovely, her death is regretted by a large circle of friends to whom her endearing
qualities were long known, and the value of her acquaintance justly appreciated."

8<From The Weekly Museum of Saturday, 19 March, 1808:

"Died: On the 7th inst, at Yonkers, of a lingering and painful illness, Mrs.

Catherine Van Cortlandt, consort of Augustus Van Cortlandt, Esq., in the 6sth

year of her age."

no Line of Descent from

Augustus Van Cortlandt, b 3 August, 1728; d 20 De-
cember, 1823.

(74) Anne Van Cortlandt A

(75) Helena Van Cortlandt A

(76) James Van Cortlandt A b 8 February, 1770; d

17 July, 1773.

17. Sarah Barclay ,3 b 1745;^^ d 27 July, iS>o6;^^ m (license

dated) 10 December, 1764, Anthony Lispenard, b 1739;^^
bap 8 December, 1742 ; d 10 September, 1806.2^
(yy) Helena Roosevelt LispenardA

(78) Leonard Lispenard A

(79) Thomas Lispenard A d 10 July, 1803,^^ unm. f

(80) Anthony Lispenard,^ d 3 January, 1808,^^ imm.-f

(81) Alice LispenardA b 1781 ; d 9 January, 1836,

at the house of her brother-in-law, Alex-
ander L. Stewart, unm.

(82) Sarah LispenardA

18. Ann Margaret Barclay,3 d 28 October, 1791 f^ in 17

November, 1773,^*^ Frederick Jay, brother of the Chief

^From The Weekly Museum of Saturday, 2 August, 1806:

"Died: In this City, on Sunday" (i. e., July 27th) "Mrs. Sarah Lispenard,
wife of Anthony Lispenard, Esq."

3'From The Weekly Museum of Saturday, 13 September, 1806:
"Died: On Wednesday morning" (i. e., September loth) "in the 64th year of
his age, after a lingering illness, Anthony Lispenard, Esq.,

'''From The Spectator of Wednesday, 13 July, 1S03 (under date of July 11):
"Died: Yesterday afternoon" (that is, Sunday, July loth) "after 48 hours ill-
ness, Mr. Thomas Lispenard, second son of A. Lispenard, Esq. The friends of the
deceased are requested to attend the Funeral at 6 o'clock This Evening, from the
house of his father at Greenwich."

See also The Weekly Museum of Saturday, 16 July, 1803; and the records of
Trinity Parish, and those of the New York Board of Health.

'^From The Weekly Museum of Saturday, 9 January, 1808:
"Died: Suddenly, on Sunday evening" (i. e., January 3rd) "between 8 and 9
o'clock, Anthony Lispenard."

''From the New York Weekly Journal of Wednesday, 2 November, 1791:
"Died: On Friday morning" (i. e., October 28th) "after a short illness, Mrs.
Margaret Jay, the wife of Mr. Frederick Jay, of this city."

^'From Rivington's New York Gazetteer of Thursday, 18 November, 1773:
"Last night was married by the Rev. Dr. Auchmuty, Mr. Frederick Jay, mer-
chant, of this City, to Miss Barclay, daughter of Mr. Andrew Barclay, merchant in
Wall Street."

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. m

Justice, b 19 April, 1747; d 14 December, 1799. They
had no issue. Frederick Jay survived his wife and
subsequently married Euphemia Dunscomb, but left no
issue.

19. Helena Barclay,3 d 22 April, 1775; ni 16 June, 1774,*^
Major Thomas Moncrieffe, d 10 December, 1791.'^
(83) Thomas Barclay Moncrieffe,^ b April, 1775 ;*2
d 18 June, 1807,*^ umn.

*iFrom Rivington's New York Gazetteer of Thursday, i6 June, 1774:

"This morning was married at her father's house in Wall Street, by the Rev.

Mr. Charles Inglis, Thomas Moncrieffe, Esq. (Major of Brigade upon the American

Establishment), to the very amiable Miss Helena Barclay, fifth daughter of Mr.

Andrew Barclay, an eminent Merchant of this City. Immediately after the ceremony

they sat out for their country retirement, on Long Island."

^From the New York Weekly Journal of Wednesday, 14 December, 1791:
"Died: On Friday last, suddenly, by the bursting of a blood vessel, Thomas
Moncrieffe, Esq., late Major in the British service; and on Sunday evening his
remains were interred in Trinity Church Yard, attended by a great number of re-
spectable citizens."

Among the bound pamphlets in the library of the New York Historical Society,
is an extremely well written and unusually interesting one entitled Memoirs of Mrs.
Coghlan, New York: T. & J. Swords, 1795. The writer, Margaret Coghlan, was the
daughter of Major Moncrieffe by a former wife; and in these Memoirs, written at the
age of but thirty-three, she tells of the life, crowded to overflowing with unusual
incident even for the days of the Revolution, of a spirited girl who was forced by
the iron wills of her father and brother, when but fourteen years of age, to marry 3
man, Lieut. John Coghlan, whom she abhorred and despised. The particular interest
of the Memoirs in connection with the Barclay descent is the tribute paid by Mrs.
Coghlan to her father's third wife, Helena Barclay.

The father's first marriage was to Margaret Heron, a daughter of the Governor
of Annapolis Royal, who was a wife at fourteen and in her grave before she was
twenty, leaving two children surviving her, Edward Cornwallis Moncrieffe and
Margaret Moncrieffe, the writer of the Memoirs. In 1765, when the brother was
five and the sister but three, they were sent by their father to Dublin to be educated,
and there they remained until 1772. On October 10, 1764, hardly a year after his
first wife's death, Major Moncrieffe had married Polly Livingston, a daughter of
Judge Livingston of New York; and in 1770 he came to Dublin with his regiment,
the 55th, and brought his wife with him. "The person of this lady," writes Mrs.
Coghlan, "was uncommonly forbidding, but her purse was irresistible. Young as I
was, I did not like my new mother. She had, as I above remarked, the most dis-
agreeable countenance, and, what is worse, she was a stranger to every social virtue
and a rigid Presbyterian."

In 1772, the brother and sister returned to New York. The former entered
Kings College, while the latter remained under the care of a governess. In January,
1774, their stepmother died childless, at the age of thirty-four, leaving her fortune
to her husband, "for in her marriage articles," writes Mrs. Coghlan, "she had reserved
to herself the power of disposing of it."

Less than six months after his second wife's death, Mrs. Coghlan continues, her
father took to himself another wife, "one of the lovliest of her sex" (Helena Bar-
clay). "In her bosom virtue, honour and conjugal aft'ection were blended; but alas!

112 Line of Descent from

20. Charlotte Amelia Barclay ,3 b 13 August, 1759;^^ d i
September, 1805; iii 16 June, 1778,^^ Dr. Richard
Bay ley (who had previously married Catherine Charl-
ton, by whom he had had three children), b 1745; d 17
August, 1801.

(84) Catharine A)iiclia BayleyA

her fate destined her for an early grave. Ten months after her marriage she died in
childbirth of her infant son, my youngest brother, leaving him and myself under the
care of her brother-in-law, Mr. Frederick Jay, who was then member of Congress for
the province of New York.

"At this time my father was with General Gage, at Boston. Thus I found
myself in the midst of republicans in war against the crown of Great Britain, — perse-
cuted on every side, because my father was fighting for the cause of a king! At the
age of thirteen, 1 was sent to board at Elizabeth-Town, New Jersey, with the family
of an American Colonel, where I was forced to hear my nearest and dearest relations
continually traduced."

She states that at the commencement of the war Congress had repeatedly offered
her father a command in the Northern army, which was subsequently given to his
nephew, General Montgomery; but all such offers were rejected, "and thus," she
writes, "we lost the glorious opportunity of adding the laurel of patriotism to a name
high in the ranks of military valor, and perhaps unequalled in military science. No
man ever served the British Monarch with more fidelity or fought for him with
greater bravery."

Her marriage to Lieut. John Coghlan occurred on February 28th, 1777, and her
father died (according to these Memoirs) on December loth, 1791.

A possibly different conception of the character of Major Moncrieffe's second
wife may be gathered from the following obituary notice which appeared in Riving-
ton's New York Gazetteer of Thursday, January, 13, 1774:

"Last Tuesday night" (that is, January 11, 1774) "at 9 o'clock. Major Mon-
CRIEFFE met with the inexpressible loss of his Lady, Mrs. Moncrieffe, who died in the
34th year of her age, of a consumption; which, leaving her the free use of her
reason, gave her the advantage of exhibiting a degree of patience that allowed not a
repining word, and an example of such eminent heroism and affection, that it is
difficult which most to admire, the undaunted fortitude of the one, or the ardour and
tenderness of the other. Mrs. Moncrieffe was the youngest child of James Living-
ston, Esq., deceased, and has left an only daughter." (The panegyrist evidently
thought, though erroneously, that Margaret Moncrieffe was a daughter of the second
wife.) "The corpse will be interred on Friday evening in the old Presbyterian
Church."

In Gaine's Gazette and Weekly Mercury of Monday, March 3, 1777, appears
the following notice of ^Margaret Moncriefi'e's marriage:

"Last Monday Evening" (that is, February 24, 1777) "Lieut. John Coghlan,
of the 7th, or English Fuzileers, was married by the Rev'd Dr. Auchmuty, to Miss
Margaret Moncrieffe, only Daughter to Thomas Moncrieffe, Esq."

♦'From The Weekly Museum of Saturday, 20 June, 1807:

"Died: Suddenly, on Thursday, Mr. Thomas Barclay Moncrieffe."

"From The Royal Gazette of Saturday, 20 June, 1778:

"Last Tuesday evening was married at Flatbush, by the Rev. Dr. Inglis, Miss
Charlotte Amelia Barclay, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Andrew Barclay,
merchant, to Mr. Richard Bavley, Surgeon, of this City."

See also Provincial Secretary of State's Office, Marriage Book, vol. XXV,
p. 104.

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 113

(85) Richard BayleyA

(86) Andrezu Barclay Bayley'^ (M.D.), b 1783; d

13 August, 181 1, unm.

(87) Guy Carlcton BayleyA

(88) William Augustus BayleyA

(89) Helen Bay ley A

(90) Mary Fitch BayleyA

\ 21. Eliza Barclay,* b at Flatbush, L. I., 3 December, 1776;
d at Harlem, 21 June, 1817; m 16 June, 1796,*^ Peter
Schuyler Livingston, b 24 September, 1772 ; d 8 July,
1809.

(91) Susan Gertrude Livingston,^ b 24 May, 1797;

d 20 March, 1801.

(92) Cornelia Livingston,^ b 6 April, 1800; d 12

March, 1801.

(93) Ann Livingston.^

(94) Schuyler Livingston.^

(95) Thomas Barclay Livingston.^

22. Henry Barclay ,4 b near Hell Gate, L. I., 27 October, 1778;

d at Saugerties, 3 January, 1851 ; m 13 August, 1817,*^
Catherine Watts, b 24 July, 1782; d 17 January, 1851 ;
dau. of Robert Watts. (They adopted the daughter of
Catherine Watts' sister). O. S. P.

23. DeLancey Barclay,* b near Hell Gate, L. I., 16 June,

1780; d 29 March, 1826 ;4'^ m 17 June, 1825,^^ Mary

"From N. Y. Journai, & Patriotic Register of Friday, 24 June, 1796:
"Married: At West Chester, on Thursday last" (that is, 16 June, 1796) "by the

Rev. Mr. Ireland, Mr. Peter Schuyler Livingston to Miss Eliza Barclay, daughter

of Col. Thomas Barclay, of Annapolis, N. S.

*°From Commercial Advertiser of Thursday, 14th August, 1817:
"Married: Last evening by the Rev. Mr. Wilkins, at Lady Mary Watts, Mr.
Henry Barclay to Miss Catherine Watts, daughter of the late Robert Watts, Esq."

*^The following memo., written by Col. Thomas Barclay, was copied by his
grandson, Walter Channing Barclay, and is still (1903) preserved by the latter's
widow, at Stamford, Conn.:

"On the 29 March, 1826, departed this life our beloved son DeLancey Barclay,
after an illness of three days. In addition to his being an amiable, correct man and
a dutiful, affectionate son and husband, he was one of the most promising and rapidly
advancing men in the British army. In the ist Regiment of Grenadier Guards with
the rank of Lieut. -Colonel commanding the King's Own Company upwards of 12

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Fairfield (sometimes written Mary Freshfield), widow
of Gurney Barclay, a descendant of Col. David Barclay,
of Ury. They had one son who died shortly after
his birth.

24. Maria Barclay ,4 h near Hell Gate, L. I., 27 June, 1782;

d at New York, 7 August, 1862 ; m 27 August, 1806,*^
Simon Fraser.'\

(96) Matilda Fraser,^ d 1849; m John P. van

Rossum. f

(97) Elizabeth Fraser,^ d 1849; ^" William Fyfe.f

(98) Catherine Fraser,^ m Robert Mackie. f

25. Thomas Edmund Barclay,"* post captain in the Royal

Navy, b at Annapolis, Nova Scotia, 4 December, 1783,
d 30 January, 1838 ;5'^ m 14 February, 1821, Catherine
Smith Channing, dau. of Walter Channing. She m (2)
4 September, 1840, Albert Summer.^S)

(99) Thomas Barclay.^
(100) Walter Channing Barclay.^
(loi) DeLancey Barclay,^ b 4 April, 1826 f^ d 1867
in Chicago, unm. f

years and aid-de-camp to H. R. H. the Duke of York, Commander-in-Chief. In 1825
he was appointed aid-de-camp to His present Majesty George IV, with the rank of
Colonel, and for his gallant conduct at the battle of Waterloo created a Companion
of the Bath. His death was universally lamented. To his aged parents and friends
his loss is irreparable."

A note by Walter Channing Barclay states that the issue of the marriage of
DeLancey Barclay with the widow of Gurney Barclay, was one son, for whom George
IV stood godfather and to whom he gave £5,000. The child died within a few days
and his parents took over the royal gift. After the death of DeLancey Barclay his
widow again married, — her third choice being Dr. Stewart, Dean of Windsor.

**From The Xew York Gazette of Wednesday, 17 August, 1825:

"Married: On the 17th June, in London, Colonel DeLancey Barclay, C. B.,

Grenadier Guards, aid-de-camp to the King, to Mrs. Gurney Barclay, of Telling-

burne Lodge, in the county of Surrey."

*»From The Weekly Museum of Saturday, 30 August, 1806:

"Married: Wednesday evening" (i. e., August 27th) "by the Rev. Mr. Wilkins,

at Ann's View, Haerlem, Simon Fraser, Esq., of Berbice, to Miss Maria Barclay,

daughter of the British Consul-General."

"^From N. Y. Commercial Advertiser of Wednesday, 31 January, 1838:
"Died at his residence, 21 Bond Street (New York), January 30, 1838, Capt.
Thomas Barclay of the Royal Navy, in his ssth year. An attack of paralysis dis-
ordered his mind, and he ascended to the roof from which he fell and died in a
few hours."

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 115

(102) Frederic Augustus Barclay,^ b 24 February,

i828;23 d 9 December, i828>

(103) Henry Hotham Barclay,^ b 29 December,

1829 ;23 d 17 December, 1855, unm.

(104) Cuthbert CoUingwood Barclay.^

(105) A daughter,^ b and d 8 September, 1833."^^

26. Susan Barclay ,4 b at Wilmot, Nova Scotia, 5 February,
1785 ; d 14 January, 1805 f^ m 20 August, 1803,^2 Peter
Gerard Stuyvesant, b 21 September, 1777; d 16 August,
1847. (He m (2) II May, 1809, Helena Rutherfurd.)

28. Anne Barclay,^ b at Wilmot, Nova Scotia, 9 December,
1788; d 20 June, 1869; m 29 May, 1815,^^ William Bur-
rington Parsons, b 3 February, 1794; d 25 August, 1869.

(106) Thomas Barclay Parsons,^ b 9 March, 1818;

d 23 March, 181 8.

(107) Ann Mary Parsons,^ b 3 January, 1820; d 8

July, 1820.

(108) Susan Barclay Parsons.^

(109) Maria Fraser Parsons,^ b 27 August, 1824;

d 28 September, 1825.
(no) William Barclay Parsons.^

■s^From The Weekly Museum of Saturday, January, 19, 1805:
"Died: On Monday last" (i. e., January 14, 1805) "after a short illness, Mrs.
Susan Stuyvesant, wife of P. G. Stuyvesant, Esq., and daughter of Thomas Barclay,
Esq., the British Consul-General, in the 20th year of her age; a most amiable vi^oman
and much lamented by all who knew her.

"Lament not, friends, her life so soon is o'er;
Her transient stay with mortals here on earth;
For, lo! she's wafted to that peaceful shore
Where angels dwell, to join their heav'nly mirth."
See also the Republican Watch Tower of Wednesday, 16 January, 1805, where
the following is appended to the above notice of death:

"The relations and friends of the deceased are requested to attend the funeral
from the house of Mr. Stuyvesant, No. 27 Partition Street, to Trinity Church, This
afternoon, the 15th inst., at 3 o'clock."

^From Evening Post of Monday, 22 August, 1803:

"Married: On Saturday last, at St. Mark's Church, by the Rev. Mr. Harris,
P. G. Stuyvesant, Esq., to Miss Susan Barclay, daughter of Thomas Barclay, Esq.,
his Brittanic Majesty's Consul-General for the Eastern States of America."

^^From New York Spectator of 15 July, 1815:

"Married, May 29, 1815, by the Rev. John Brady, at his house, William Bur-
rington Parsons, Esq. (late Purser of H. M. Ship Sylph), to Miss Ann Barclay,
daughter of Col. Barclay."

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29. George Barclay,* (the baptismal name "Cornwell" was

dropped), b at Annapolis, Nova Scotia, 4 July, 1790;
d 28 July, 1869; in 8 December, i8i8,^*.Z,c»mw^ Matilda
Anfrcrc, b ly November, 1792; d IS February, 1868.
(hi) Matilda Antonia Barclay.^

30. Anthony Barclay ,4: b at Annapolis, Nova Scotia, 27 Sep-

tember, 1792; d at Hartford, Conn., 21 March, 1877;
m 17 October, 181 6,^5 Ann Matilda Waldburg Glen, b
1794; d 29 October, 1887,'^^ dau. of J. Bartholomew
Waldburg, of Savannah, Ga.

(112) Clarence Waldburg Barclay,^ b 1818; d unm.-f

(113) Henry Anthony Waldburg Barclay.^

(114) TJiomas Waldburg DeLancey Barclay,^ b

1822; d 18 May, 1854, nnni.
(lis) -'i^ina Matilda Waldburg Barclay.^

(116) George A. Frederick Waldburg Barclay.^

(117) Frances Elizabeth Golden Waldburg Barclay,^

b at Savannah, 3 February, 1826; d at New
York, 3 March, 1836.

(118) Anthony Adelbert Ethehton Waldburg Bar-

clay,^ b at Savannah, 11 August, 1832; d
at Savannah, 22 May, 1833.

(119) Anthony Adelbert Ethelston Waldburg Bar-

clay.^

33' Henry Barclay 4 b 3 April, 1794; d 21 March, 1863; w
13 April, 1842, Sarah Moore, b 5 October, 1809; d 3
September, 1873, dau of Daniel Sackett Moore.

(120) Henry Anthony Barclay.^

(121) Fannie M. Barclay.^
{122) James Lent Barclay.^
(123) Sackett Moore Barclay.^

"From New York Spectator of Tuesday, 2 February, 1819:

"Married: At Cheltenham, England, on the 8th of Dec., George Barclay, Esq.,

son of Col. Barclay, to Matilda, only daughter of Anthony AufrerE, Esq., of Hove-

ton Hall, Norfolk."

"From New York Spectator of Wednesday, 23 October, 1816:
"Married: On Thursday evening last" (that is, 17 October, 1816), "at Col.
Barclay's, by the Rev. Dr. Bowen, Anthony Barclay, Esq., to Mrs. Ann GlEn."

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany.

117

35. Beverley Robinson,4 b 26 May, 1779; d 14 August, 1857;
m II September, 1805, Frances Diier, b 18 October,
1785; d 13 March, 1869.

(124) Anna Dorothea Robinson.^

(125) Beverley Robinson.^

(126) Catherine Robinson.^

(127) Williaui Diicr Robinson.^

Zd,. Morris Robinson,^ b 2 September, 1784; d 5 May, 1849;
m I December, 1813, Henrietta Elizabeth Duer, b 22
June, 1790; d 9 May, 1839.

128) Catherine Alexander Robinson.^

129) Henry Barclay Robinson.^

130) Beverley Robinson,^ b 28 November, 1817;
d 25 February, 1829.

131) Susan Philipse Robinson.^

132) Fanny Duer Robinson.^

133) Beverley Morris Robinson,^ b 23 July, 1824;
d I September, 1825.

134) Harriet Duer Robinson.^

135) Morris Cheiv Robinson,^ ^^ b 8 March, 1832;
d 3 November, 1832.

39-

41.

Frederick Philipse Robinson,^ b 22 September, 1785;
d 11 May, 1877; ni 18 September, 1809, Jane Paddock,
b 9 April, 1 789-; d 4 February, 1871.

(136) Anna Dorothea Robinson.^

(137) William Henry Robinson.^

(138) Beverley Adino Robinson.^

(139) George Morris Robinson,^ b 22 September,

1819; d 9 April, 1841, unm.

(140) Frederick Philipse Robinson,^ b 4 December,

1822; d 19 December, 1887, unm.

(141) John Robinson.^

John Robinson,4 b 18 July, 1788; d 7 December, i^
w 31 December, 1818, Blisa Maria Allaire, b 11 May,
T-79S',d 25 July, 1874.

"Records of St. Thomas' Church, New York.

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(142) Beverley John Robinson,^ b 21 April, 1820;

d 24 March, 1821.

(143) Henry Barclay Robinson.^

(144) Mary Eliza Robinson.^

(145) Williaui Beverley Robinson.^

(146) Edward Simonds Robinson,^ b 4 September,

1829; d 2^ August, 1831.

(147) Anna Dorothea Robinson,^ b 28 December,

1831 ; d 6 November, 1836.

(148) John Robinson,^ b 18 December, 1832; d 23

January, 1834.

(149) Morris Robinson.^

(150) Thomas Barclay Robinson.^

(151) Jack DeLancey Robinson.^

42. Susanna Philipse Robinson,^ b 6 February, 1791 ; d 24

June, 1868; m 5 June. 1820,^" George Lee, b 29 March,
1774; d 29 March, 1853. O. S. P.

43. William Henry Robinson,* b 23 April, 1793; d 27

March, 1848; m i September, 1827, Louisa Millidge, b
I October, 1807; d 6 March, 1874. O. S. P.

53. Catherine Eliza Barclay,* b at New York, 22 April,
1784 ;22 d 26 February, 1816; m 7 September, 1812,^8
James Roosevelt, b 10 January, 1760; d 6 February,
1846.56

(152) Susan Barclay Roosevelt,^ b 31 July, 1813;

d unm. f

(153) James Barclay Roosevelt,^ b 1815; d unm'\

"From St. John (N. B.) Gazette of 21 June, 1820:

"Married: On the 5th inst., at the Parish of St. Mary's, by the Rev. James
Sauerville, George Lee, Esq., to Susan, only daughter of the late Hon. Beverley
Robinson."

See also New York Gazette of ii July, 1820.

"From the New York Evening Post of Wednesday, 9 September, 1812:
"Married: On Monday" (i. e., September 7th), "in St. John's Church, by the

Rev. Mr. Wyat, James Roosevelt, Esq., to Miss Catherine Eliza Barclay, daughter

of the late Mr. James Barclay, all of this city."

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 119

59. Elizabeth Garland Bache,^ b 28 December, 1762; d 24
August, 1795 f^ III 2y September, 1788,^^ James Bleecker,
b 10 December, 1764; d 5 July, 1842.

(154) Theophylact Bache Bleecker,^ b 16 December,

1790; d 26 December, 1792.

61. Mary Bache,4 b 3 April, 1766 ;i2 ni 22 November, 1787,^'^

Charles McBvers, Jr., b 5 June, 1764; d 31 August, 1841.
(He m (2) 30 September, 1802, Margaret Cooper, dau
of Dr. Ananias Cooper of Rhinebeck, N. Y., b 5 May,
1775; d II April, 1863, by whom he had three daugh-
ters.)

(155) Mary Bache McEvers,^ b 10 September, 1792;

d 25 February, 1806.^^

(156) Charles McEvers,^ bap 2 November, 1794 ;23

d 30 June, 1843, unm.

(157) Bache McEvers.^

62. Paul Richard Bache,^ b 6 November, 1767; d 4 June,

1801 ; w I November, 1792,22 Helena Roosevelt Lis-

^'From American Minerva (New York) of Tuesday, 25 August, 1795:
"Died: Yesterday morning, Mrs. Elizabeth BlEECker, wife of Mr. James
Bleecker, Merchant, of this City. Her remains attended by a numerous train of
relatives and friends were this day interred in the family vault, Trinity Church yard.
"Domestic Peace! she woo'd thy tranquil joys,
And Kindred Friendship! all her heart was thine;
Untroubled with a wish to court those scenes,
Where female vanity delights to shine.
Maternal tenderness! Connubial love!
Ye made your purest fire in her combine;
And bright religion! 'twas thy holy flame,
Inspir'd her breast with energies divine.
Taught her with grace to live, — with fortitude resign." - -

^From the Daily Advertiser of Monday, 29 September, 1788:
"Married by the Reverend Mr. Moore, Mr. James BlEECKEr, merchant, to Miss
Bache, daughter of Theophylact Bache, Esq."

See also New York Packet of Tuesday, 30 September, 1788.

"From The Independent Journal of Saturday, 24 November, 1787:
"Married on Thursday evening" (i. e., November 22nd), "by the Rev. Mr.
Moore, Mr. Charles McEvers, Jun., to Miss Mary Bache, daughter of Mr. Theophy-
lact Bache, of this city, merchant."

■=From The Weekly Museum of Saturday, i March, 1806:

"Died: On Tuesday morning" (i. e., February 25th) "most sincerely lamented,
Miss Mary Bache McEvErs, eldest daughter of Charles McEvers, Jun., Esq."

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penard^ (No. 77 above), b 1766; d 14 February, 1799.63

(158) Sarah Barclay Bachc.^

64. Andrew Barclay Bache 4 ^6 b i August, 1770; d 13 Au-

gust, 1847; m (in London) 21 April, 1798, Charlotte
Phillips, b 7 January, 1782; d i October, 1842.

(159) Andrew Theobald Bache.^

(160) James Theophylact Bache.^

(161) Anne Maria Bachcp b 16 October, 1802; d

4 August, 1804.

(162) Charlotte Bache.^

(163) Theophylact Bache,^ b 7 September, 1806;

d IS November, 1808.

(164) George Perry Bache.^

(165) Elisa Barclay Bache.^

(166) Sarah Bleecker Bache.^

(167) William Satterthzvaitc Bache,^ b 3 November,

1817; d 21 February, 1892,^* unm.

(168) Richard T. Bache,^ b 28 December, 1819; d

1829.

(169) Helen Bache.^

(170) Catherine Saiterthzvaite Bache.^

65. Ann Dorothy Bache,4 b 31 August, 1771 ; d 27 June,

1814; m 18 December, lygo,^^ Leonard Lispenard^ (No.
78 above), h 31 August, 1771 ; d 6 September, 1817.

(171) Ann Dorothy Lispenard,^ b 31 October, 1791 -^

d 2 September, 1808.^6

(172) Sarah Amelia Lispenard,^ b 19 January,

1793.23 1

"From The Weekly Museum of Saturday, 23 February, 1799:

"Died: On Thursday, 14th instant, in the thirty-second year of her age, Mrs.
Helena Bache, wife of Paul R. Bache of this city, merchant. Her remains were on
Saturday interred in the family vault, Trinity Church, attended by her relations,
friends and acquaintance."

"From Records of St. Michael's Church, New York.

"From The New York Weekly Journal of Thursday, 23 December, 1790:

"Married: Last Saturday evening" (»'. e., December i8th) "Mr. Leonard Lis-
PENARD to Miss Nancy Bache."

See also Trinity parish records.

'^"Dicd, September 2, 1808, after a lingering illness, aged 17 years, Miss Ann
D. LiSPENARD, eldest daughter of Leonard Lispenard, Esq."

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 121

(173) Leonard Lispenard,^ bap 15 December, 1794;^^

d 2 May, i8oi.23

(174) Theophylact Bache Lispenard.^

(175) Sarah Lispenard,^ b i August, 1798 ;i2 d 12

April, 1 88 1, 23 unm.

(176) Helena Bache LispcnardP'^"

66. William Bache,^ b 20 November, 1773 ; d 22 August,

1813; m Christina Elizabeth Cooper, b 20 December,
1777 f^ d 13 September i826,'^9 dau of Dr. Ananias
Cooper of Rhinebeck, N. Y.

(177) Eliza Ann Bache.^

(178) Helena Bache.^

(179) Theophylact Bache,^ b 17 July, 1806; d

(drowned off Squan Beach, N. J.) 15 Feb-
ruary, 1846,^^' '^^ unm.

(180) William C. Bache,^ b 1812 ; d 29 August, 1833,

unm.

67. Sarah Bache,^ b 25 December, 1774; d 16 March, 1852;

m 25 July, 1796/I James Bleecker, b 10 December, 1764;
d 5 July, 1842, who had previously married her sister,
Elizabeth Garland Bache, No. 59 above.

•'In addition to the above noted, the records of Trinity Parish contain the fol-
lowing entries:

Buried: i8or, November i, Leonard Lispenard's child, aged i yr. 7 mos.
1804, September 2, Mr. LispEnard's child, aged 10 mos.

1807, February 14, do. " 2 yrs.

1808, February 4, do. " i yr. 6 mos.

The first of these entries, if recorded correctly, can hardly refer to the child of
the Leonard Lispenard that married Ann Dorothy Bache, for their daughter, Helena
Bache Lispenard, was born 2 January, 1800.

There is also an entry:

Baptism: 1806, December 17, Lispenard.

''From Records of Reeormed Church at Rhinebeck, N. Y. :

Joseph Cornelius and Christina Elizabeth, children of Doctor Ananias
Cooper and Elizabeth Decay, born December 20, 1777, and baptized February 7, 1778.

"Records of New York City Board of Health.

""The body of Theophylact Bache, a passenger on board the 'John Minturn,'
having been received, the funeral will be held on February 26th (1846) from St. Paul's
Church."

"From The Weekly Museum of Saturday, 30 July, 1796:

"Married: On Monday evening last" (i. e., July 2Sth) "by the Rev. Dr. Moore,
Mr. James Bleecker, merchant, to Miss Sarah Bache, daughter of Mr Theophylact
Bache, merchant, of this City."

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i8i) Helena Bleecker.^ . ,

182) Mary Bleecker.^

183) Anthony J. Bleecker.^

184) Ann Dorothy Bleecker,^ b 13 December, 1801 ;

d 9 April, 1808.

185) Theophylact Bache Bleecker.^

186) Catherine Elizabeth Bleeckcr,^ b 11 October,

1805; d 25 February, 1807.

187) Catherine Elizabeth Bleecker,^ b 16 October,

1807; d 19 May, 1809.

188) Sarah Bache Bleecker.^

189) James Bleeckcr,^ b 22 September, 181 1; d

23 August, 1819.23

190) Barclay Bleecker,^ b 19 December, i8i4;23 d

4 August, 1826.56

191) Anna Josepha Bleecker,^ b 19 August,

i8i6;23. 69 d 2 March, 1831.

69

68. Catherine Bache,* b at Flatbush, L. L, 5 March, 1776;

d 17 April, 1854; ui 5 March, i796,'''2 Thomas W. Sat-
terthwaite, b 14 November, 1772; d 20 May, 1815.

(192) Thomas Wilkinson Satterthwaite.^

(193) Catherine Bache Satterthzvaite,^ b 22 March,

1799; d 14 November, 1800.

(194) Ann Dorothy Satterthwaite.^

(195) William Bache Satterthivaite,^ b 20 Novem-

ber, 1803; d (at sea) unm.

(196) Theophylact Bache Satterthwaite.^

(197) James C lough Satterthwaite,^ b 17 June,

1807; d 6 June, 1832, unm.

(198) George Satterthzvaite,^ b 2 June, 1809; d 25

January, 181 1.

(199) John Blackzvood Satterthzvaite.^

(200) Eliza Helena Satterthzvaite,^ b 13 August,

1814; d 5 November, 1817.

"From The Weekly Museum of Saturday, 12 March, 1796:

"Married: On Saturday evening last" (i. c, March 5th) "by the Rev. Dr. Moore,

Mr. Thomas W. Satterthwaite, merchant, to Miss Catherine Bache, daughter of

Mr. Theophylact Bache, merchant, of this city."

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 123

74. Anne VanCortlandt,^ b 18 January, 1766; c? 31 August,
i8i4;'3 m 17 November, 1785,''* Henry White, b 12
September, 1763; d 11 April, 1822.

Catherine White.^

Augustus VanCortlandt White,^ b 24 January,
1789; d 24 February, 1794.

Henry White.^ Lived but a few days f

Anne White,^ b 2 September, 1790; d 15 De-
cember, 1824.

Helen White.^

Augustus White^ (took the name VanCort-
landt), b 19 June, 1794; d i April, 1839,
imm.

Augusta White. ^

Harriet White,^ b 11 August, 1797; d 5 Sep-
tember, 1864, umn,.

Henry White, ^ b 17^9', d 1802.

Margaret White,^ b 1799; d September, 1815.
(Henry and Margaret were twins.)

Francena White.^ Lived but eight months, f

Henry White^ (took the name VanCort-
landt), b 20 April, 1802; d 13 October,
1839, umn.
(213) Francena White.^

(201
(202

(203
(204

(205
(206

(207
(208

(209
(210

(211
(212

75. Helena VanCortlandt,* b 4 January, 1768; d 3 April,
1812; in I February, 1796,'^^ James Morris, b 1764; d 7
September, 1827.

"From New York Gazette of Saturday, 3 September, 1814:

"Died: At Yonkers, on Wednesday last" (that is, 31 August, 1814) "Ank
White, wife of Henry White, Esq."

■'^From The New York Packet of Monday, 21 November, 1785:
"On Thursday evening" ({. e., November 17th) "was married by the Rev. Mr.
Moore, at Younkers, the seat of Augustus Cortlandt, Esq., Miss Anne Cortlandt,
eldest daughter of that gentleman, to Henry White, Junior, Esq., eldest son of
Henry White, Esq., formerly a principal merchant in this city, and now residing in
London."

'=From The Weekly Museum of Saturday, 6 February, 1796:
"Married: On Monday evening last" (t. e., February ist) "at Yonkers, by the
Rev. Mr. Cooper, James Morris, Esquire, to Miss Helen V. Cortlandt, daughter of

Augustus VanCortlandt, Esquire."

124

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(214
(215

(216
(217

(218
(219

(220

(221
(222
(223
(224

(225

James Van Cortlandt Morris.^

August us Frederick Morris^ (took the name

Van Cortlandt).
Catherine Morris.^
Mary JValto)i Morris,^ ^13 September, 1800;

d 10 December, 1830, imm.
Helen Morris.^
Ann Morris,^ b 13 March, 1803; d 30 March,

1823, unm.
Jane Urquhart Morris,^ b 20 October, 1804;

d 10 August, 1819.
Richard Lewis Morris.^
Robert Rntherfurd Morris.^
Sarah Louisa Morris.^
William H. Morris.^
Charlotte Morris.^

77. Helena Roosevelt Lispenardj'i b 1766; d 14 February,

1799; in I November, 1792, Paul Richard Bache^ (No.
62 above), b 6 November, 1767; d 4 June, 1801,

(The issue of this marriage is chronicled above, under :
62, Paul Richard Bache;.4)

78. Leonard Lispenard,4 b 31 August, 1771 ; d 6 September,

1817; m 18 December, 1790, Ann Dorothy Bache^ (No.
65 above), 6 31 August, 1771 ; d 27 June, 18 14.

(The issue of this marriage are chronicled above,
under: 65, Ann Dorothy Bache;.^)

82. Sarah Lispenard,^ b 6 September, 1783; d 28 October,
1831 ; m 27 January, 1803, Alexander L. Stezvart, b
31 May, 1775; d 29 March, 1838.

(226) Helen Lispenard Stezvart.^

(227) Lispenard Stewart.^

(228) Sarah A. Stezvart.^

(229) Mary Jordan Stezvart.^

(230) Bliza Barclay Stezvart,^ b March, 1812; d 22

February, 1866, unm.

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 125

(231) Amelia Barclay Steivart,^ b 6 November, 1814;

d 14 April, 1826.

(232) Matilda JVilsott Stezvart.^

84. Catharine Amelia Bayley,4 b 1779; d 22 July, 1805; m

19 June, 1799, William Craig, ^ d 2 September, 1826, f

(233) William Craig,^ d 21 September, i82i.f

(234) Henry Sadler Craig, ^ b 14 July, 1805 ; d i

December, 1805.

85. Richard Bayley,^ b 7 August, 1781 ; d 29 May, 1815; m

26 October, 1812, Catherine JVhite^ (No. 201 above),
b 30 November, 1786; d 29 September, 1878.

(235) Henry White Bayley,^ b 26 June, 1813; d 27

May, 1816.

(236) Ann Margaret Bayley.^

87. Guy Carleton Bay!ey4 (M.D.), b i7d>6; d 7 November,

1859; ni 4 November, 1813,^4 Qyace Walton Roosevelt,
b 10 February, 1792; d 28 March, 1828."*^

(237) James Roosevelt Bayley,^ (became the Roman

Catholic Archbishop of Baltimore), b 23
August, 1814; bap (Trinity Church, New-
York) 21 September, i8i4;23 d 3 October,
1877.

(238) Riehard Bayley.^

(239) Guy Carleton Bayley.^

(240) William Augustus Bayley.^

(241) Maria Eliaa BayleyP

88. William Augustus Bayley,4 b 1788; d 14 November,

1817; m 3 September, 1811, Jane Smith, f

(242) William Augustus Bayley,^ b 16 September,

i8i4;23 d at Mobile, Ala., 1836, unm.

(243) Helen Amelia Bayley,^ b 3 July, 1816.23 f

89. Helen Bayley,^ b 10 June, 1790; d 4 May, 1849;'^'^ m

31 May, 1814,23 Samuel Craig, b 1782; d 9 July, 1830.

''^Inscription on monument by Bayley vault, Van Cortlandt Park, New York.
"From the Commerciai, Advertiser of Saturday, s May, 1849:
"Died: On the 4th inst., in the 58th year of her age, HELE>f, relict of the late
Samuel Craig, Esq., and daughter of the late Dr. Richard Bayley, of this City.

"The funeral services will be performed at Calvary Church on Sunday next, at

126 Line of Descent from

(244) Henry Sadler Craig.^

(245) IViUiam Craig ^ b 17 July, 1817.23 f

(246) Richard Bayley Craig,^ b 23 March, iSig-p

d 3 June, 1884, unni.

(247) Charlotte Amelia Craig.^

(248) William Craig.^

(249) Helen Elisabeth Craig.^

(250) Samuel R. Craig.^

90. Mary Fitch Bayley ,4 bap 16 April, 1796 ;23 d 7 Novem-
ber, 1830; m 18 November, 1817, Robert Henry Bunch,
b 24 October, 1795; d 29 September, 1856.

(251) Robert Bunch.5

(252) Charlotte Amelia Bayley Bunch.^

(253) George Bunch.^

93. Ann Livingston,^ b 15 January, 1802; d 8 May, 1859;

m 5 May, 1840, James Reyburn, b 1797; d 15 July, 1849,
O. S. P.

94. Schuyler Livingston,5 b 5 April, 1804; d 2 December,

1862 ; m (i) 23 May, 1826, Ann Eliza Hosie, b 16 May,
1805 ; d 27 June, 1838; w (2) 2 January, 1840, Margaret
Maria Livingston, b 18 December, 1820; d 26 February,
1848; m (3) 5 September, i854,'8 Sarah Grace Carroll,
b 12 June, 1803 p d 10 January, 1878.

(254) Eliza Barclay Liz'ingsfon,^ b 20 March, 1827;

d 29 September, 1830.^*^

(255) Henry Barclay Liz'ingsfon.^

(256) Elisa Glass Livingston.^

(257) George Barclay Livingston^ (U.S.N.) » ^ ^^

November, 1833 ; d 19 September, 1890, unm.

2 p. m., to which the relatives and friends are invited. The remains will be interred
in the family vault at Yonkers."

The records of Calvary Church, New York, state that Mrs. Craig was buried
May 6, 1S49.

The inscription on the monument by the Bayley Vault in Van Cortlandt Park,
New York, erroneously states 11 :May, 1849, as the date of Mrs. Craig's death. The
monument was erected about i860, and the faulty date was doubtless •inscribed from
memory.

"Records of Grace Church, New York.

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 127

(258) Schuyler Livingston,^ b 21 April, 1836; d 14

June, 1885, unm.

(259) Matilda Corinna Livingston.^

95. Thomas Barclay Livingston,5 h 31 July, 1806; d 26

December, 1852; m 26 June, 1834, Mary Livingston
Kearney, b i October, 1810; d 1873 ; dau. of John Watts
Kearney. O. S. P.

99. Thomas Barclay,^ b 3 June, 1822 -p d 17 June, 1893;
7n 20 January, 1859, Frances Holme Maghee, b 23
January, 1838; d 14 September, 1874, dau. of Thomas
H. Maghee. O. S. P.

100. Walter Channing Barclay,^ b 1$ January, 1825 ;23 d i
September, 1899; m (i) 19 December, 1850,^^ Grace
Ann Douglass, b 20 January, 1825 ; d 8 December, 1863,
dau. of Richard H. Douglass; m (2) 8 December, 1866,
Sereiina B. Smith, b 9 July, 1837; (living 1903), dau.
of Richard Dimock Smith.

(260) Letitia Grace Barclay,^ b 15 August, 1852; d

8 April, 1879, unm.

(261) DeLancey Hethcote Barclay.^

(262) Walter Channing Barclay,^ b 29 February,

1856; d 28 February, 1882, unm.

(263) Catherine Channing Barclay.^

(264) Lillian Allardice Barclay,^ b 20 December,

1859; ^ 22 May, 1873, unm.

(265) Cuthbert Collingzvood Barclay,^ b 6 Novem-

ber, 1862; (living 1903).

(266) Edith Leonora Barclay,^ b 18 January, 1870;

(living 1903).

104. Cuthbert CoIIingwood Barclay^ (Rev.), b 10 March,
1831 ; d 7 February, 1863; ni 29 January, 1858,23 Sarah
Sophia SchicffcUn, b 22 June, 1834; d 5 March, 1886,
dau. of Richard Lawrence Schieffelin, of New York.
O. S. P.

128 Line of Descent from

io8. Susan Barclay Parsons,^ b 17 July, 1822; d 4 June, 1893 ;
iji 22 Xovember, 1842, Montagnie Ward, h 11 Feb-
ruary, 1812; d 30 June, 1879.
{26"/) George Barclay Ward.^

(268) JVilliam dcLancey Ward.^

(269) Beverley Ward.^

(270) Annie Parsons IVardfi

no. William Barclay Parsons,^ h 4 September, 1828; d 31
December, 1887; m 4 November, 1851, Elisa Glass Liv-
ingston^ (Xo. 256 above), b 7 September, 1831 ; (liv-
ing 1903).

(271) Schuyler Livingston Parsons.^
(2/2) IVilliani Barclay Parsons.^

(273) Harry de Berkeley Parsons.^

(274) George Burrington Parsons.^

III. Matilda Antonia Barclay,^ b 7 December, 1824; d 25
January, 1888; ;;/ 16 ^lay, 1848, Francis Robert Rives,
b 16 February, 1822; d 16 July, 1891.

(275) George Lock hart Rives.^
{2y6) Ella Louise Rives.^
(277) Francis Robert Rives.^

^(278) Maud Antonia Rives.Q
[(279) Constance Evelyn Rives fi

(280) Reginald William Rives.^

113. Henry Anthony Waldburg Barclay,5 b 15 June, i8ig;^^
d I October, 1857; m 25 May, 1842, '^^Cornelia ^- Coch-
rane, b 10 September, 1825; d 10 February, 1890, dau.
of Walter Cochrane.

(281) Henry A. W. Barclay, ^ b June, 1848; d Oc-

tober, 1884, num.

(282) Cornelia Cochrane Barclay.^

115. Anna Matilda Waldburg Barclay,5 b 1824; d 18 May,
1878; m (i) 28 February, 1840, T. Pollock Burgwn, of
North Carolina; m (2) 1873, William Miller, b 1825;
rfiSSi.t

(283) Francis M. Burgwn,^ b 13 June, 1841 f^ d 16

June, 1841.6P.

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 129

116, George A. Frederick Waldburg Barclay,5 b 1826; d 14

November, 1859; m 19 April, 1855, Louisa Carolina Al-
BurtiSj b 29 January, 1823 ; d 8 April, 1891.

(284) Carolina Alberta Victoria Barclay,^ b 2^ Sep-

tember, 1857; d 25 March, 1862.

119. Anthony Adelbert Ethelston Waldburg Barclay,^ b

1834; d 29 October, 1887 ;^s m (i) 21 November, 1855,
Margaret Marshall, of Savannah, Ga., b 1839; d 1859;
m (2) 2 November, 1876, Fanny Adoss Tucker, of Hart-
ford, Conn., b 23 November, 1849; (living 1903). She
m (2) Joseph Dominici, of Rome, Italy.

(285) Mary Marshall Barclay fi

(286) Etienne de Lancey Barclay,^ b 11 November,

iSyy; d 28 February, 1887.

120. Henry Anthony Barclay,5 b 14 December, 1844; (living

1903) ; m 28 October, 1873, Clara O. Wright, b 15 May,
1853; (living 1903).

(287) Gertrude O. Barclay.^ -

(288) Henry A. Barclay.^

(289) Wright Barclay.^

(290) Mildred M. Barclay,^ b 23 December, 1888;

(living 1903).

(291) Clara Wright Barclay,^ b 26 February, 1890;

(living 1903).

121. Fanny M. Barclay,5 b 16 August, 1846; (living 1903);

m 7 June, 1864, William Constable, b 11 December,
1834; (living 1903). S. P.

122. James Lent Barclay,^ b 5 October, 1848; (living 1903) ;

m (i) 19 December, 1876, Olivia Mott Bell, b May,
1854; d 3 January, 1894; w (2) 16 April, 1896, Pris-
cilla Dixon (Sloane), b 25 February, 185 1 ; (living
1903).

(292) Adelaide Mott Barclay.^

I30 Line of Descent from

123. Sackett Moore Barclay,5 b i December, 1850; (living

1903) ; m 19 October, 1871, Cornelia Cochrane Barclay^
(No. 282 above), b 3 March, 1851 ; (living 1903).

(293) Harold Barclay,^ b 14 August, 1872; (living

1903), unm.

(294) Robert C. Barclay,^ b 26 March, 1874; (living

1903), unm.

(295) Beatrice W. Barclay.^

(296) Ethel N. Barclay.^

{2gy) Cornelia Cochrane Barclay,^ b 22 March,
1892; (living 1903).

124. Anna Dorothea Robinson,5 b 24 August, 1806; d 20

January, 1876; m 18 October, 1826, William Betts, b
at Santa Cruz, 28 January, 1802; d 5 July, 1884.

(298) Beverley Robinson Betts3

(299) Caroline Betts.^

(300) William Betts.^

125. Beverley Robinson,^ b 25 November, 1808; d 16 Feb-

ruary, 1876; w 15 November, 1836, Mary Read Jenkins,
b 18 January, 1815; d 15 April, 1891.

(301) Beverley Robinson.^

(302) Philip Palmer Robinson.^

(303) Lydia Potter Robinson,^ b 18 October, 1841 ;

d 21 October, 1843.

(304) Robert Bmmet Robinson.^

(305) Mary Hubley Robinson.^

(306) Frederic Philipse Robinson,^ b 20 July, 1849;

d 23 March, 1852.

(307) John Robert Rhinelander Robinson,^ b 19

September, 1851 ; d 10 March, 1890, unm.

(308) Fanny Duer Robinson.^

(309) George Duer Robinson,^ b 12 September,

1855; d 24 December, i860.

(310) Maud De Lancey Robinson,^ b 8 April, 1858;

d 5 December, i860.

(311) Walter De Lancey Robinson,^ b 23 February,

1861 ; (living 1903), tmm.

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 131

126. Catherine Robinson,^ b 12 June, 1810; d 3 March, 1872;

m 24 October, 1844, George Wickham Duer, b 12 May,
1812; rf 28 May, 1888.

(312) Morris Robinson Dner,^ b 23 August, 1847;

d 25 April, 1894, umn.

(313) John Beverley Diter.^

127. William Duer Robinson,^ b 7 December, 181 1; d 2 July,

1876; VI 3 November, 1874, Alary Bergh, d 1882, dau.
of Tunis Bergh. O. S. P.

128. Catherine Alexander Robinson,5 b 28 October, 1814; d

27 April, 1883; in 30 September, 1835,'''^ Alexander
Slidell (U.S.N.) , b 6 March, 1803; d 13 September
1848.

(314) Ranald Slidell-Mackende,^ b 27 July, 1840; d

19 January, 1899, num.

(315) Alexander Slidell-Mackende,^ b 24 January,

1842; d 13 June, 1867, umn.

(316) Harriet Duer Slidell-Mackensie,^ b 20 Janu-

ary, 1844; (living 1903).

(317) May Slidell-Mackenzie,^ b 15 January, 1846;

d 10 October, 1856.

(318) Morris Robinson Slidell-Mackensie.^

129. Henry Barclay Robinson,^ b 24 April, 1816; d 26 De-

cember, 1863; m (i) 6 November, 1845, Catherine
Elisabeth Hudson, b 18 September, 1824 ;23 d 10 No-
vember, 1846; m (2) 12 April, 1855, Marie Antoinette
Winthrop, b 29 May, 1830;^° d 20 August, 1875.

(319) Catherine Elisabeth Hudson Robinson.^

(320) Georgiana Winthrop Robinson.^

(321) Harriet Duer Robinson^ (living 1903).

T^From New York Gazette of Friday, 2 October, 1835:

"Married : On Wednesday evening" (that is, 30 September, 1835) "Alexander
Slidell of the U. S. Navy, to Catherine Alexander, daughter of Morris Robinson."

^Records of St. James' Church, New York.

132 Line of Descent from

(322) Morris Robinson,^ b 8 May, 1859; d 14 Au-

gust, 1859.

(323) Gertrude Beverley Robinson.^

(324) Beverley Robinson,^ b 13 August, 1862; d 15

August, 1862.

131. Susan Philipse Robinson,^ b 25 November, 1818; (liv-

ing 1903); m II November, 1862, George Mountain
Odell (M.D.), b 3 March, 1818; d 21 April, 1892.
S. P.

132. Fanny Duer Robinson,5 b 3 July, 1822; (living 1903);

}n 1 April, 1841, Edward Jones, b 3 April, 1812; d 8
December, 1869.

(325) Edward Renshaw Joncs.^

(326) Harriet Duer Jones.^

(327) Elizabeth Schermerhorn Jones,^ b 23 May,

1845; (living 1903).

(328) Morris Robinson Jones,^ b 16 March, 1847;

c? 31 March, 1849.23

134. Harriet Duer Robinson,5 b 24 September, 1828; d Oc-
tober, 1893; m 30 October, 1849, Albert Gallatin, b 7
February, 1825 ; d 13 September, 1858.

(329) Albert Louis Gallatin.^

(330) James Francis Gallatin,^ b 2 January, 1853;

(living 1903), unm.

136. Anna Dorothea Robinson,^ b i November, 1813; d 6

July, 1886; ni 13 October, 1840, Thomas Saunders Wet-
more, b 26 November, 181 3. f

(331) Jane Paddock Wetmore.^

137. William Henry Robinson,5 b 29 November, 1815; d 29

December, 1873; ^" ^5 June, 1847, Mary Paddock, b 25
November, 1821 ; (living 1903).

(332) Mary Robinson,^ b 5 April, 1848; d ii Au-

gust, 1849.

(333) George Morris Robinson.^

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 133

(334) Adelaide Mary Robinson,^ b 16 September,

185 1 ; (living 1903).

(335) /o^^'^ Robinson,^ b 2 June, 1853; (living 1903).

(336) Susanna Maria Robinson,^ b 23 March, 1855;

fl? 13 March, 1858.

(337) -^^nci Dorothea Robinson,^ b 21 September,

1857; (living 1903).

(338) William Henry Robinson.^

(339) Mary Robinson,^ b 2 October, 1862; (living

1903)-

138. Beverley Adino Robinson, 5 b 12 August, 1817; d 28
January, 1901 ; m 31 May, 1848, Anna Maria Thurger,
b 4 August, 1827; (living 1903).

(340) Anna Beverley Robinson.^

(341) Frederick Philipse Robinson.^

(342) Mary Maud Robinson.^

141. John Robinson,5 b 22 July, 1824; d 15 February, 1890;
m 19 August, 1871, Mary Hyde Roberts, b 6 July, 1844;
(living 1903). O. S. P.

143. Henry Barclay Robinson.S b 2 June, 1822; d 28 March,
1874; m 8 January, 1852, Caroline Betts (No. 299
above), b 17 August, 183 1 ; d 22 March, 1903.

(343) John Beverley Robinson.^

(344) Annie Morris Robinson.^

(345) William Betts Robinson,^ b 29 January, 1857;

d 29 July, 1857.

(346) Lanrestine Mary Robinson,^ b 4 April, 1858;

d 21 January, 1861.

(347) Henry Barclay Robinson,^ b 12 September,

i860; d at Talcahuano, Chili, 1878, exact
date unknown.

(348) Caroline Alice Robinson.^

(349) Catherine Beverley Robinson.^

(350) Frederick DeLancey Robinson,^ b 16 July,

1867; d 20 August, 1891.

(351) Frances Duer Robinson.^

134 Line of Descent from

144. Mary Eliza Robinson, 5 h 8 April, 1824; d 18 November,

1894; in 23 July, 1845, Samuel James Scovil, b 8 Au-
gust, 1816; d 3 May, 1883.

(352) Mary Eliza Scovil,^ b 10 June, 1846; d 14

April, 1849.

(353) Elizabeth Robinson Scovil,^ b 30 April, 1849;

(living 1903).

(354) Sophia Allaire Scovil,^ b 24 June, 1850; d 26

April, 1854.

(355) Samuel Seoz'il.^ b 16 February, 1852; d 1 June,

1855.

(356) Samuel John Scovil.^

(357) ^Jorris Scovil.^

(358) Arthur Scovil,^ b 14 April, 1862; d 14 Janu-

ary, 1863.

(359) Alice Mary Scovil^ b 2 October, 1863; d 19

March, 1868.

(360) Henry Barclay Scovil,^ b 22 October, 1864;

d 14 April, 1865.

(361) Barclay Allaire Scovil,^ b 21 March, 1867;

(living 1903), umn.

145. William Beverley Robinson, 5 b 22 June, 1826; d 29

June, 1873 ; ^« 22 April, 1857, Sophia Isabella Bliss Dib-
blee, b 12 October, 1836; d 10 June, 1893.

(362) Mary Julia Robinson,^ b 20 January, 1858;

c? 31 May, 1873, timn.

(363) Louisa Maria Morrison Robinson.^

(364) Sophie Robinson fi

(365) William Henry Robinson,^ b 18 July, 1863;

d 14 ]\Iarch, 1892, unm,.

(366) Susan Beverley Robinson.^

(367) John Rokeby Robinson.^

(368) Beverley Robinson.^

(369) Cornelia DeLancey Robinson.^

(370) Mary Beverley Robinson.^

149. Morris Robinson,5 b 22 April, 1835 ; d 22 February, 1890;
m 22 April, 1873, Grace Hailes Dibblee, b 8 May, 1843;
(living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 135

(371) William Beverley Robinson,^ b 16 February,

1874; (living 1903), unni.
{2)72) Percy Statham Robinson,^ b 12 October, 1875 ;

(living 1903), unm.

(373) DeLanccy Allaire Robinson,^ b 14 February,

1887; (living 1903).

150. Thomas Barclay Robinson,5 b 2J December, 1838; (liv-

ing 1903) ; m 17 September, 1868, Lucy Helen Smith,
b 24 April, 1843; (living 1903).

(374) Henry Barclay Robinson.^

(375) Philipse Clinton Robinson.^

(376) Guy DeLancey Robinson,^ b 7 December,

1877; (living 1903), unm.
{Z77) Frederick Gerald Robinson,^ b 22 July, 1884;
(living 1903).

151. Jack DeLancey Robinson,^ b 19 June, 1841 ; (living

1903) ; m 10 October, 1864, Susan White Hubbard, b 17
October, 1844; (living 1903).

(378) Frances BUsa Robinson.^

(379) Mary DeLancey Robinson,^ b 3 April, 1867;

(living 1903).

(380) Susan Philipse Dudley Robinson,^ b 5 May,

1870; d 13 January, 1874.

(381) Francis DeLancey Robinson,^ b 28 April,

1872; (living 1903), unm.

(382) Cortlandt Allaire Robinson,^ b 25 September,

1880; living 1903), unm.

157. Bache McEvers,5 b 11 October, 1798; d 15 July, 1851 ;

m 15 October, 1825, Jane Erin Bmmet, b 18 April, 1802;
d 7 June, 1890, dau. of Thomas Addis Emmet.

(383) Jeanette Bmmet McBvers.^

(384) Mary Bache McBvers.^

(385) Addis Bmmet McBvers,^ b 10 April, 1835; d

16 August, 1836.

158. Sarah Barclay Bache,5 b 26 September, 1793 f^ d 24

November, 1859; m ii December, 181 1, Robert Mont-
gomery Livingston, b 11 June, 1790; d 27 January, 1838.

136 Line of Descent from

(386) Elisa Helen Livingston,^ b 7 December, 1812;

d 26 February, 1896, unm.

(387) Julia Eliza Montgomery Livingston,^ b 3

April, 1814; d 30 October, 1827.

(388) Angelica Livingston,^ b 5 October, 1815 ;

(living 1903), un)n.

(389) Sarah Barclay Livingston,^ b 27 June, 1819;

d 2'& October, 1870, unm.

(390) Richard Montgomery Livingston,^ b 10 June,

1824; d I May, 1899. f

(391) John Robert Livingston^ (Rev.), b 28 Au-

gust, 1829; d II April, 1878, unm.

(392) Charles Octavius Livingston.^

(393) Arthur Lispenard Livingston,^ b 8 October,

1834; d I October, 1835.

159. Andrew Theobald Bache,5 b 4 Ma}^ 1799 5 d 12 Novem-

ber, 185s; m 5 July, 1821, Caroline McVoy, b 25 Au-
gust, 1804; d 8 January, 1895.

(394) Helen Lispenard Bache.^

(395) Eliza Bleecker Bache.^

(396) Sarah Louise Bache.^

(397) Andrew James Bache.^

(398) Charlotte L. Bache,^ b 28 January, 1831 ; d 3

June, 1840.

(399) Catherine P. Bache,^ b i August, 1833; d 7

March, 1844.

(400) George Frederick Bache.^

(401) Julia Lynch Bache.^

(402) Albert Bache,^ b 23 June, 1843; ^ 29 June,

1843.

(403) William F. Bache,^ b 23 December, 1846; d

25 August, 1848.

(404) Charlotte A. Bache.^

160. James Theophylact Bache,5 b 8 December, 1800; d 9

August, 1862; ni 22 February, 1833, Rosabella True-
man, b 7 January, 181 1 ; d 14 October, 1875.

(405) Charlotte Barclay Bache.^

(406) John Henry Bache.^

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 137

(407) James Andrew Bache,^ b 2 February, 1839;

d 16 March, 1839.

(408) James Phillips Bache,^ b 7 February, 1841 ;

d 28 October, 1871, tinm.

(409) Charles Morton Bache,^ b 20 June, 1844;

d 6 June, 1845.

(410) Sarah Emma Bache,^ b 13 September, 1846;

d 24 December, 1876, unm.

(411) William Frederick Bache.^

162. Charlotte Bache,5 b 31 May, 1804; d 23 May, 1830; m
14 February, 1821, Francis B. Lynch, b 3 August, 1797;
d 30 December, 1841.

(412) Charlotte Lynch,^ d unm. f

(413) Mary Lynch,^ m Brien O'Hara. f

(414) Julia Lynch,^ m Robert McPherson. f

164. George Perry Bache,5 b 8 March, 1809; d 9 March,

1889; m 13 January, 1834, Elisa Ann Home, d prior to
1888, dau. of Dr. George T. Home, f

(415) Edgar H. Bache,^ b 25 April, 1836 ;23 d 1871. f

(416) George Perry Bachc,^ died prior to 1888, aet.

37. t

(417) John Owen Bache.^

165. Eliza Barclay Bache,5 b 28 October, 181 1; d 31 July,

1887; m 25 April, 1832, George Frederick Diickwitz,
b in Bremen, Germany, 28 August, 1804; d 29 Decem-
ber, 1868.

(418) Charlotte Gezina Diickwits.^

(419) Arnold Frederick Dilckwitz,^ b 15 October,

1836; (living 1903), unm.

(420) George Theodore Diickwits,^ b 17 August,

1839 ; d 23 January, 1900, unm.

(421) Charles Andrezu Diickwitz.^

(422) Elisa Helena Dilckwitz,^ b 5 May, 1843 ; d 14

September, 1872, unm.

(423) Sarah Diickzvits.^

(424) Mary Louise Diickzvits.^

(425) Emilie Meta Dilckwitz.^

138 Line of Descent from

166.

(426) William Henry Dilckzvits.^

(427) Frances Adele Diickwitz.^

(428) Kate Isabel Diickwitz.^

(429) Julia Henrietta DUckzvitz,^ b 16 January, 1856;
d 16 October, 1898, umn.

169. Helen Bache,5 b 28 February, 1822 ; d 18 October, 1875 ;

m 29 April, 1852,23 William W. Jones (M.D.), b 18
May, 1813 ;dii July, 1891. O. S. P.

170. Catherine Satterthwaite Bache,5 b 12 October, 1824;

d 23 May, 1866; m 28 April, 1857, Rev. William Rudder,
b 1822 ; d 29 January, 1880. O. S. P.

174. Theophylact Bache Lispenard,5 b 22 April, 1796 ;23 d
26 August, 1834;^^ m 25 September, 1827,^1 Mary Ann
Reeves, b 14 November, 1805; d 3 April, 1890. (She
m (2) Louis A. Smith).

(430) Helen Sophia Lispenard.^

(431) Leonard Augustus Lispenard,^ b 16 May,

1830 ;^i d 2 August, 1830.^1

(432) Theophylact Bache Lispenard,^ b 1 October,

1 83 1 ;8i d 28 July, 1832.81

(433) Julia Ann Sarah Lispenard.^

(434) Esther Maria Lispenard.^

176. Helena Bache Lispenard,5 b 2 January, 1800 ;23 d 16 Sep-
tember, 1845; "^ 22 May, 1821,^2 Augustus A. Nichol-
son (U.S.M.C), b I August, 1800; d 18 July, 1855.

(435) Somerville Nicholson.^

(436) Helen Lispenard Nicholson.^

"Register of the Church of Scotland, Quebec, Canada.

^^"Married, May 22, 1821, Lieut. Augustus A. Nicholson, U. S. Marine Corps,
to Miss Helen Backe Lispenard, daughter of the late Leonard Lispenard."

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 139

(437) Annie Ducachet Nicholson.^

(438) Augustus Satterthwaite Nicholson.^

(439) Sarah Bleccker Nicholson,^ b 28 December,

1832; d August, 1833.

(440) Catherine Satterthzvaite Nicholson,^ b 17

March, 1834; d 9 April, 1835.

(441) Mary Cornelia Nicholson.^

(442) Henry William Ducachet Nicholson.^

(443) Julia Barclay Nicholson,^ b 30 July, 1840; d

6 January, 1845.

(444) Leonard Lispenard Nicholson.^

(445) Virginia B ache Nicholson,^ b 12 August, 1S4S;

d ig July, 1846.

177. Eliza Ann Bache,5 b 18 October, 1797; d at Berlin, Prus-

sia, 10 April, 1874; m 14 December, 1815, John William
Schmidt, b at Weinsiedel, Germany, 11 September, 1781 ;
d at Locust Island, New Rochelle (now Starin's Glen
Island), 12 August, 1865.

(446) Helena E. Schmidt.^

(447) Laura Schmidt.^

(448) Florentine Theodore Schmidt,^ b 16 January,

1830 ;23 d 6 November, 1852, unm.

(449) Alice Rosalie Schmidt.^

(450) F. Leopold Schmidt.^

(451) Oscar Egerton Schmidt.^

(452) Pauline Schmidt.^

(453) Ida M. Schmidt.^

178. Helena Bache,5 b 2 November, 1799; d 30 April, 1864;

m Samuel Patterson, d Charleston, S. C., 24 December,
1838. t

(454) Majy Alice Patterson,^ b 10 August, 1838;

(living 1903).

181. Helena BIeecker,5 b 8 September, 1796; d 17 August,
1821 ; m 16 April, 1816, Rev. Cornelius Roosevelt DuMe,
b 31 March, 1789; d 20 August, 1827.

(455) Charles William DufHe,^ b 17 January, 1817;

d 24 June, 1824.

I40 Line of Descent from

(456) Helena Bleecker Duifie,^ b 20 May, 1817; d

17 September, 1886, unm.

(457) Maria Roosevelt DufHe,^ b 6 December, 1819;

d 14 March, 1876, unm.

(458) Cornelius Roosevelt DufHe.^

182. Mary BIeecker,5 b ii December, 1797; d 5 May, 1882;

m 19 November, 1835, Thomas W. Gierke (a Justice of
the Supreme Court of the State of New York), b 20
February, 1800; d 15 December, 1885. (He had issue,
— one son, and a daughter (who died in infancy), — by
a former wife.)

(459) Sarah Helena Gierke,^ b 6 June, 1838 ;23 d 24

October, 1839.

183. Anthony J. Bleecker,^ b 20 October, 1799; d 17 January,

1884; m 24 November, 1824, Gornelia Van Benthuysen,
b 22 February, 1800; d 17 August, 1859.

(460) John Van Benthuysen Bleecker.^

(461) Sarah Bache Bleecker fi

(462) Helena DnfUe Bleecker,^ bap 14 August, 1832;

d in infancy, f

(463) James Bleecker.^

185. Theophylact Bache BIeecker,5 b 7 January, 1804; d 18
August, 1890; m 2 December, 1828, Lydia Bloodgood
DeWitt, b 7 June, 1805 ; d 26 April, 1890.

(464) Eveleen DeWitt Bleecker,^ b 16 September,

1829; (Hving 1903).

(465) Anna Josepha Bleecker,^ b 4 April, 1831 ;

(living 1903).

(466) Mary Nottingham Bleecker,^ b 10 February,

1833; (living 1903).

(467) Theophylact Bache Bleecker.^

(468) Sarah 'Bache Bleecker Q b 28 June, 1838;

(living 1903).

(469) Lydia DeWitt Bleecker.^

(470) Benjamin DeWitt Bleecker.^

(471) Ann Blisa Satterthzvaite Bleecker,^ b 24 Oc-

tober, 1844; d 19 May, 1846.

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 141

188. Sarah Bache Bleecker,5 b 9 July, 1809; d 12 March, 1875 ;
in (i) 22 June, 1829, Theodore Low, b 1805; d 2y
November, 1833; in (2) 7 November, 1844, William
Pennock Hansford, b 14 Jamiary, 1813; d 21 January,
1874.

(472) Theodore Lozv,^ b i May, 1830; ^'^ d i May,

1830.69

(473) James Bleeckcr Loiv,^ b 22 June, 1831 ; d 12

August, 1853, unm.

(474) Maria Pennock Hansford.^

(475) Louis Bleeckcr Hansford,^ b 18 December,

1848; d 2 August, 1850.

192. Thomas Wilkinson Satterthwaite,^ b i October, 1797;
d 12 November, 1878; in (i) at Ayr, Scotland, 6 March,
1826,^3 /(j„^ Campbell McVitie, b October, 1803; d in
Quebec, 11 November, 1826; ni (2) i November, 1837,
Ann Fisher Sheaf e, b 27 July, 1801 ; d 18 March, 1890.

(476) Elizabeth IVentzvorth Satterthwaite.^

(477) James Sheaf e Satterthwaite.^

(478) Sarah F. Satterthwaite.^

(479) Thomas E. S after thzvaite.^

(480) /. Fisher Satterthwaite,^ b 4 July, 1844;

(living 1903), unm.

194. Ann Dorothy Satterthwaite,^ b 17 January, 1801 ; d 17
September, 1871 ; m 4 November, 1818, Rev. Henry W.
Dncachet, b 7 February, 1797; d 13 December, 1865.

(481) Henry W. Dncachet^ (M.D.), b 27 June, 1821 ;

c? II October, 1865, mini.

196. Theophylact Bache Satterthwaite,5 b 5 August, 1805 ;
d 6 June, 1862; m 14 April, 1830, Ann Eliza DeWitt,
b 31 January, 1807; d 6 January, 1887. O. S. P.

s^From New York Spectator of Friday, 5 May, 1826:

"Married: At Ayr, Scotland, on the 6th March, Thomas Wilkinson Satter-
THWAITE, Esq., of Quebec (and formerly of this City), to Jane Campbell McVitie,
daughter of the late Charles McVitie, Cumnock."

142 Line of Descent from

199. John Blackwood Satterthwaite,^ b 13 June, 1812; d 16
August, 1862; m 31 December, 1844, Bllen Duane, b 26
December, 181 6; d 4 January, 1846.

(482) Franklin Satterthwaitefi

201. Catherine White,^ b 30 November, 1786; d 29 Septem-
ber 1878; m 26 October, 1812, Richard Bayley^ (No.
85 above), b 7 August, 1781 ; d 29 May, 1815.

(The issue of this marriage are chronicled above,
under: 85, Richard Bayle;y.4)

205. Helen White,5 b 12 November, 1792; d 25 May, 1881 ;
m 12 September, 1809, Abraham Schermerhorn, b 9
April, 1783 ; d 3 February, 1850.

(483) Henry White Schermerhorn,^ b 31 July, 1810;

d 28 November, 181 1.

(484) Augustus VanCorthmdt Schermerhorn.^

(485) Archibald Bruce Schermerhorn,^ b 18 Feb-

ruary, 1814; d 27 April, 1861, unm.

(486) Elizabeth Schermerhorn.^

(487) Ann White Schermerhorn.^

(488) Helen Schermerhorn.^

(489) Cordelia S. Schermerhorn,^ b 15 March, 1823;

d 14 May, 1839, unm.

(490) Catherine Schermerhorn.^

(491) Caroline Webster Schermerhorn.^

207. Augusta White,5 b 9 July, 1795 ; d 21 August, 1871 ; m
16 October, 1821, Bdzvard Newenham Bibby (M.D.),
b 23 October, 1791 ; rf 24 November, 1882.

(492) Anne White Bibby. ^

(493) Frances Augusta Bibby. ^

(494) Augustus VanCortlandt Bibby^ (took the sur-

name VanCortlandt).

(495) Herman Isaac Bibby, ^ b 25 December, 1827;

d 25 April, 1832.

(496) Bdzvard Newenham Bibby,^ ^* b 24 Septem-

ber, 1831 ; d 15 August, 1833.

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 143

(497) Henry Warburton Bibby,^ b 18 August, 1834;

d 24 August, 1902, unin.

213. Francena White, ^ b 12 September, 1804; d 19 August,

1868; m (i) 4 December, 1822, Henry M. Groshon
(M.D.), b 15 September, 1796; d 18 August, 1828;
m (2) 4 April, 1832, John Wolff Meyer, b 4 April,
1800; d I May, 1847.

(498) Henry White Groshon 3

(499) John Pierre Groshon.^

(500) William Francis Groshon.^

(501) Henrietta Anne Elizabeth Groshon.^

(502) Francena Meyer.^

(503) An gust us VanCortlandt MeyerP

214. James VanCortlandt Morris,^ b 19 August, 1796; d 1

January, 1843 5 "^ 4 February, 1824, Catherine Charlton
Post, b 20 October, 1798 ;23 f/ 20 January, 1828, dau. of
Wright Post, M.D.

(504) James Morris,^ b 14 March, 1825;''^ d 29

January, 1853, wnm,

215. Augustus Frederick (Morris) VanCortlandt,^ b 3 Oc-

tober, 1797; d 18 December, 1859; ^ (i) 1° Decem-
ber, 1823, Harriet Mnnro, b 21 June, 1798; d 10 March,
1836, dau. of Peter Jay Munro ; m (2) 3 April, 1839,
Jane Catherine Maitland, dau. of Robert Maitland. f

(505) A son,6 b and d 4 March, 1825.

(506) Augustus VanCortlandt^ (M.D.), b 30 Au-

gust, 1826; d 23 December, 1884, unm.

(507) Peter Jay Munro J'anCortlandt.^

(508) Frederick Morris J'anCortlaiidt,^ b 5 March,

1836; d 17 March, 1836.

**The records of the New York Board of Health refer to the death at Greenwich
Village on' 9 May, 1828, of E. N. Bibby aet. 6 mos. born in New York and buried in
Trinity. Mrs. Frances A. Munro (No. 493 above) states that this was not a son of
Dr. Edward N. and Augusta Bibby.

So, too, the records of Grace Church, New York, state that on December 23,
1826, Robert Bibby was baptized, son of Edward N. and Augusta Bibby, born Janu-
ary 17, 1826. But Mrs. Munro is authority for the statement that this entry is in-
correct,— there never having been a Robert among her brothers.

144 Line of Descent from

216. Catherine Morris,5 ^ 11 June, 1799; '^ 16 July, 1838;
m 19 April, 1825, Alexander H. Stevens (M.D.), b 15
September, 1789; d 30 March, 1869.

(509) Helen Stevens,^ b 14 January, 1826; d 14

March, 1827.

(510) Catharine Byam Stevens,^ b December, 1828;^^

d 7 July, 1834.85

(511) Ale.va Charlotte Stevens.^

218. Helen Morris,^ b 20 December, 1801 ; d 26 April, 1852.^^
in 30 October, 1823, Richard Rntherfurd Morris, b 20
August, 1798; d 2 June, 1866; son of Col, Lewis Morris.

(512) Helen Morris,^ b 1825; d 30 June, 1874, unm.

(513) Leivis Morris,^ b 1827; d 28 March, 1855,

tmm.

(514) Anna Elliot Morris.^

(515) Mary Walton Morris,^ b 1831 ; d 17 May, 1890,

tcnm.

(516) Charlotte Sophia Percy Morris.^

221. Richard Lewis Morris^ (M.D,), b 4 November, 1805;
d 14 June, 1880; ni 15 October, 1829, Elisabeth Sarah
Fish, b 25 May, 1810; d 25 March, 1881, dau. of Col.
Nicholas Fish.

(517) James Morris.^

(518) Elisabeth Stiiyvesant Fish Morris.^

(519) Nicholas Fish Morris,^ b 19 June, 1836; d

1854, on the sloop-of-war "Albany," Capt.
Elbridge T. Gerry, which sailed from Aspin-
wall 28 September, 1854, and was never
heard of again.^'^

(520) Richard Lezvis Morris,^ & 15 February, 1838;

d 7 January, 1840.

"From New York Commercial Advertiser of Tuesday, 8 July, 1834:
"Died: At Rockaway, on the 7th inst., of croup, succeeding scarlet fever,
Catherine Byam, only child of Dr. Alex. H. Stevens, aged 5 years and 6 months."

*°From The Evening Mirror of Wednesday, 28 April, 1852:
"Died: At her residence at Pelham, W'estchester Co., April 26th, in the 51st
year of her age, Helen, the wife of Richard R. Morris."

''Munsell's Everyday Book of History and Chronology, Albany: 1838.

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 145

(521) Richard Lewis Morris.^

(522) Stuyvesant Fish Morris.Q

(523) Helen Van Cortlandt Morris.^

(524) Charlotte Louisa M orris fi

(525) Margaret Livingston Morris.^

222. Robert Rutherfurd Morris,^ & 15 April, 1807; d 5 Sep-

tember, 1881 ; m 12 June, 1834, Hannah Edgar, b 16
January, 1815 ; c? 7 June, 1850; dau. of William Edgar.

(526) Katharine Augusta Morris.^

(527) Cornelia LeRoy Morris,^ b 1838; d 16 March,

1888, unm.

(528) William Edgar Morris,^ b 22 August, 1843;

f/ 13 February, 1875, unm.

(529) Helen Louisa Morris.^

223. Sarah Louisa Morris,5 b 16 May, 1809; d 23 December,

1831 ; m 10 December, 1828, Edward Augustus LeRoy,
b 4 March, 1805 ', d 16 January, 1865.

(530) Helen Van Cortlandt LeRoy. ^

(531) Herman LeRoy, ^ b 1831 ; d 21 February, 1832.

224. William H. Morris,5 b 3 August, 1810; d 11 February,

1896; w (i) 4 December, 1834, Hannah Cornell New-
bold, b ly July, 1816; d 5 May, 1842; m (2) 20 May,
1846, Caroline Halsted, b 3 June, 1827; d 28 June, 1848;
m (3) 7 November, 1850, Ella Birckhead, b 3 Septem-
ber, 1830; d 21 November, 1881.

(532) James Staats Morris,^ b 3 March, 1836; d 8

August, 1875, unm.

(533) Augustus Newbold Morris.^

(534) William H. Morris,^ b 10 September, 1840;

d I May, 1882, unm.

(535) Augusta McEvers Morris.^

(536) Juliet Birckhead Morris.^

225. Charlotte Morris,^ b 4 April, 1812; d 2 June, 1838;

m 10 June, 1836, Richard Frederick Kemble, b 22 May,
1800; d 22 January, 1888.

(537) Mary Walton Kemble.^ b 21 September, 1837;

(living 1903).

146 Line of Descent from

226. Helen Lispenard Stewart,5 h 28 February, 1805; d 31

July, 1848; m I July, 1823,^^ James Watson Webb, b 8
February, 1802; d 7 June, 1884. (He m (2) 9 No-
vember, 1849, Laura Virginia Cram, b 2 January, 1826,
dau. of Jacob Cram, and had issue : W. Seward Webb,
H. Walter Webb, G. Creighton Webb, and others.)

(538) Robert Stewart Webb.^

(539) Lispenard Stewart Webb,^ b 25 September,

1825 ; d 26 September, 1828.

(540) Amelia Barclay Webb,^ b August, 1829; d li

October, 1830.89

(541) Helen Matilda Webb.^

(542) Catherine Louisa Webb.^

(543) James Watson Webb,^ b March, 1832; d 12

September, 1832.^0

(544) Watson Webb.Q

(545) Alexander Stewart Webb.^

227. Lispenard Stewart,5 b 9 August, 1809; d 12 November,

1867; m (1)4 June, 1834, Louise Stephanie Salles (dau.
of Laurent Salles), b 1814; d 21 April, 1837; m (2)
22 December, 1847, Mary Rogers Rhinelander, b 14 Sep-
tember, 1822; d 7 October, 1893.

(546) Louise Stephanie Stewart.^

(547) Sarah Lispenard Stewart fi

(548) William Rhinelander Stewart.^

(549) Lispenard Stewart,^ b 19 July, 1855; (living

1903), unm.

(550) Mary Rhinelander Stewart.^

**Froin New York Spectator of Tuesday, 8 July, 1823:

"Married: On Tuesday evening" (that is, i July, 1823) "by the Rev. Mr. Parkin-
son, Lieut. James Watson Webb, of the 3rd Regt., U. S. Infantry, to Miss HELEN
Lispenard, daughter of Alexander L. Stewart, Esq."

^From The New York Gazette of Tuesday, 12 October, 1830:
"Died: Yesterday afternoon, Amelia Barclay, daughter of James Watson WEbb,
aged 14 months.

•"From The New York Spectator of Monday, 17 September, 1832:
"Died: On Wednesday evening" (that is, 12 September, 1832) "James Watson,
infant son of James Watson Webb, Esq., aged 6 months."

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 147

228. Sarah A. Stewart,^ b 18 April, 1808; d 16 June, 1854;

m (i) 17 January, 1825,^'^ John B. Skillman, b at Scho-
harie, N. Y., 1797; d 30 September, 1831 ; m (2) 24
September, 1835, Rev. Charles Samuel Stewart, b 16
October, 1795 ; d 14 December, 1870.

(551) Lispenard Skillinaifi (changed his name to

Ste;wart).

(552) Sarah Lispenard Skillman^ (changed her

name to Ste;wart).

229. Mary Jordan Stewart,5 b 24 August, 1806; d 31 October,

1844; m 14 February, 1826,^2 Stephen Hogeboom Webb,
b 25 September, 1796; d 15 February, 1873.

(553) Alexander Stewart Webb,^ b 4 January, 1827;

d 16 December, 1830.

(554) Lispenard Stewart Webb,^ b 26 July, 1828;

c? 13 April, 1890, unm.

(555) Henry Barclay Wcbb,^ b 7 June, 1830; d 14

April, 1832.

(556) Eliza Stewart Webb,^ b 18 February, 1832;

d 11 February, 1833.

(557) Mary Stewart Webb,^ b 6 March, 1834; d 2y

February, 1893, unm.

(558) Stephania Louisa JVebb,^ b 19 July 1835;,

(living 1903). t

(559) Stephen Hogeboom IV ebb, ^ b 26 February,

1838; (living 1903), unm.

(560) Virginia Garland Webb.^

232. Matilda Wilson Stewart,^ b 6 February, 1816; d 8 April,
1856; m 24 September, 1838. Herman C. LeRoy, b 27
February, 1818; d 7 May, 1872.

(561) Matilda Stewart LeRoy, ^ b 13 August, 1839;

d 4 xA.ugust, 1840.

(562) Herman Stewart LeRoy. ^

"From The New York Gazette of Saturday, 29 January, 1825:
"Married: On Thursday evening, by the Rev. Mr. Parkinson, John B. Skill-
man, merchant, to Miss Sarah Ann, daughter of A. L. Stewart, Esq."
'^From Commercial Advertiser of Wednesday, 15 February, 1826:
"Married: Last evening, by the Rev. William Parkinson, Captain Stephen H.
Webb, of the U. S. Army, to Miss Mary J., daughter of A. L. Stewart, Esq."

14S Line of Descent from

236. Ann Margaret Bayley,^ b 22 September, 1815; d 27
August, 1879; m 8 July, 1840, Henry Munro, b 18 Feb-
ruary, 1802; d 21 May. 1862.

(563) Catherine Alunro,^ b 15 October, 1841 ; d 24
July, 1890, uniii.
( (564) Henry Mimro,^ b 3 October, 1843; ^ 25 June,
\ 1845.

( (565) Peter Jay Miinro,^ b 3 October, 1S43; (living
1903), unni.

(566) Margaret White Mniiro.^

238. Richard Bayley,5 b 25 October, 1816; d 7 January, 1852;

vi 8 October, 1845, ^^ary Diets, b 23 July, 1821 ; d 3
January, 1890.

(567) Richard Walton BayleyQ b 7 July, 1848; d 26

January, 1897, tinm.

(568) Guy Carleton Bayleyfi

239. Guy Carleton Bayley,5 b 26 November, 1818; d 7 Au-

gust, 1872; m (i) 22 July, 1846, Lillias Graham, b 9
March, 1823 ; d 22 February, 1855 ; w (2) 7 July, 1857,
Catherine Murray, b 10 February, 183 1 ; d 20 June, 1879.

(569) Grace Walton Bayley.^

(570) Emma Craig Bayley,^ b 6 July, 1849; d 10

October, 185 1.

(571) Carleton James Roosevelt Bayley,^ b 7 March,

1861 ; d 10 May, 1876.

(572) Mary Catherine Seton Bayley.^

240. William Augustus Bayley,5 b 16 May, 1821 ; rf ^August,

1870; m 8 May, 1845,^0 Julia Neilson, b October, 1822;
d 4 March, 1888.

(573) James Roosevelt Baylcy,^ b 4 February, 1846;

d 16 September, 1874, unm.

(574) Neilson Bayley,^ b 9 March, 1848.'^ f

241. Maria Eliza Bayley,5 b 1 March, 1823; (living 1903);

m 17 November, 1847, Jacob Boerum Jewett, b 14 May,
1825 ; d 23 January, 1876.

(575) J-ouisa Brozvn Jewett,^ b 17 October, 1848;

(living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 149

(576) Harriet Roosevelt Jewett,^ b 5 January, 1850;

(living 1903).

(577) Augustus Williainson Jezvett,^ b 7 September,

185 1 ; (living 1903), iinm.

(578) Grace Bayley Jezvett.^

(579) Mary Williamson Jezvett3

(580) Edzvard Woolscy Jezuctt,^ b 27 October, 1858;

(living 1903), wim.

244. Henry Sadler Craig,5 b 9 ]\Iarch, i8i5;23 d 13 January,
1840; m 4 October, 1838, Catherine Gertrude Schuyler,
b 15 January, 1818; d 8 October, 1887. O. S. P.

247. Charlotte Amelia Craig.S ^ 23 January, 1821 ; d 20 Oc-

tober, 1884; m 18 October, 1853, Robert Bunch (Xo.
251 above), 6 11 September, 1820; d 21 March, 1881.

(581) Helen Baldock Bunch.^

248. William Craig,5 b 2 April, 1824 ;23 d 13 February, 1866;

w II October, i860, Isabella Skerry, b 9 May, 1838; d
22 July, 1863.

(582) William Craig,^ b 4 July, 1863; d 10 August,

1866.

249. Helen Elizabeth Craig,5 ^ 23 October, 1825; (living

1903) ; m 21 July, 1856, Daniel Blake, b 31 January,
1803 ; d 10 August, 1872.

(583) Robert Bunch Blake,^ b 23 January, 1861 ;

(living 1903), unm,

(584) Emma Craig Blake.^

(585) Helen Bayley Blake 3

250. Samuel R. Craig,5 b 31 March, 1828; d 14 September,

1903; m 14 July, 1866, Amelia Houston Mclnnes, b 3
May, 1846; (living 1903).

(586) William A. B. Craig,^ b 23 April, 1867; d 3

April, 1890, unm.

(587) Elisabeth Craig.^

(588) Daniel Blake Craig,^ b 25 February, 1871 ;

d 24 July, 1874.

(589) James Roosevelt Bayley Craig.^

I50 Line of Descent from

(590) Henry Armstrong Craig,^ b 25 July, 1878;

(living 1903), tmm.

(591) Helen Blake Craig,^ b 28 April, 1881 ; (living

1903)-

(592) Emily Louise Craig,^ b 2 May, 1884; (living

1903)-

(593) Samuel Roland Craig,^ b 16 November, 1888;

(living 1903).

251. Robert Bunch,5 b 11 September, 1820; d 21 March, 1881 ;

m 18 October, 1853, Charlotte Amelia Craig^ (No. 247
above), b 23 January, 1821 ; d 20 October, 1884.

(The issue of this marriage is chronicled above,
under: 247, Charlotte Amelia CraigS).

252. Charlotte Amelia Bayley Bunch,5 b 27 May, 1826 -p

d 24 January, 1890; m 2 June, 1852, Augustus (Bibby)
Van Cortlandt^ (No. 494 above), b 31 July, 1826; (liv-
ing 1903).

(594) Augustus Van Cortlandt.^

(595) Henry White Van Cortlandt,^ b 15 May, 1858;

(living 1903), unni.

(596) Mary Bayley Van Cortlandt,^ b 3 February,

i860; (living 1903). f

(597) Robert Bunch Van Cortlandt,^ b 14 August,

1862; (living 1903), W7z;n.

(598) Edzvard Nezvenham Van Cortlandt,^ b 6 De-

cember, 1864; (living 1903), ttnni.

(599) Oloff de Lancey Van Cortlandt,^ b 6 February,

1868 ; d 14. April, 1900, unm.

253. George Bunch,5 b 10 September, 1828; d 10 November,

1899; m at Caracas, Venezuela, 12 March, 1868, Char-
lotte Morres, b 16 April, 1844; d October, 1895.

(600) Charlotte Bunch.^ f

(601) Robert Bunch,^ (living 1903), unm.'f

(602) Elena Bunch.^ f

(603) Elisa Bunch,^ d 1901 ; m 1898, M. Barreda. f

(604) Adela Bunch.^ f

(605) Yorje Bunch.Q f

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 151

255. Henry Barclay Livingston,6 b 31 October, 1828; d 15

August, 1883 ; m May, 1850, Julia Rathbone. f

(606) Margaret Maria Livingstonp^ b 25 August,

1852; (living 1903).

256. Eliza Glass Livingston,6 b 7 September, 183 1 ; (living

1903) ; m 4 November, 1851, William Barclay Parsons^
(No. no above), b 4 September, 1828; d 31 December,
1887.

(The issue of this marriage are chronicled above,
under: no, V/illiam Barclay ParsgnsS).

259. Matilda Corinna Livingston,^ b 26 November, [<<^2^,
(living 1903) ; m 21 December, 1865, Frederic W. Sui-
ter lee, b I May, 1840; (living 1903).

(607) Carroll Livingston SatterleeJ b 3 July, 1866;

d 17 March, 1875.

(608) Frederic Rowland Satterleep^ b 24 June, 1869;

(living 1903), unm.

261. DeLancey Hethcote Barclay^ (M.D.), b 19 June, 1854;
d 9 July, 1900; m 19 April, 1888, Sophia Caroline Sauls-
bury, b 19 February, 1864; (living 1903), dau. of Alfred
Saulsbury, of Baltimore, Md.

(609) Grace Douglass Barclay^ b 15 April, 1889;

(living 1903).

(610) Louise DeLancey Barclay !J b 6 January, 1896 ;

(living 1903).

263. Catherine Channing Barclay ,6 b 19 November, 1857;
(living 1903) ; m at Stamford, Conn., 12 November,
1884, Rev. Thomas Alexander Johnstone, b 12 March,
1853; (living 1903). S. P.

267. George Barclay Ward,6 b i January, 1845 ; (living 1903) ;
m 7 April, 1869. Jane Mary de- Pau, b 10 April, 1848; d
17 August, 1886.

(611) Jennie de Grasse Ward,"^ b 20 April, 1870;

(living 1903).

(612) George Clarence Barclay Ward!^

(613) Louis deLancey Ward,'^ b 12 August, 1873;

(living 1903), unm.

152 Line of Descent from

268. William deLancey Ward,6 b 14 June, 1847; (living

1903) ; m 21 June, 1872, Eninia Liddy Kntschke, b 27
September, 1848; (living 1903).

(614) Elsa Martha Wardp^ b 19 June, 1873; (living

1903)-

269. Beverley Ward,6 b 7 June, 1850; (living 1903) ; m (i)

30 January, 1872, Mary Wool Hastings, 6 31 October,
1852; (living 1903); m (2) 26 March, 1892, Caroline
Suckley, b 13 October, 1861 ; (living 1903).

(615) Susan Hastings Ward J

(616) Beverley Ward,'^ b ly December, 1873; d 16

December, 1897, unm.

(617) Beatrice Colden WardP^ b 7 December, 1883

(living 1903).

(618) Caroline DeLancey Ward,'^ b 22 July, 1894

(living 1903).

(619) Jane Suckley Wardp^ b 8 November, 1897

(living 1903).

270. Annie Parsons Ward,6 b 11 February, 1852; (living

1903) ; m 29 April, 1875, Luther Kountse, b 29 October,
1845; (living 1903).

(620) Barclay Ward Kountzep^ b 27 February, 1876;

d 29 August, 1 90 1, unm.

(621) William DeLancey Kountse^ b 23 July, 1878;

(living 1903), unm.

(622) Helen Livingston Kountze.'^

{622,) Annie Ward Kountzep^ b 22 March, 1888;
(living 1903).

271. Schuyler Livingston Parsons,^ b 12 October, 1852; (liv-

ing 1903) ; m 13 June, 1877, Helena Johnson, b 2 June,
1856; d 26 August, 1897.

(624) Helena Johnson Parsons,'^ b 8 May, 1878;

(living 1903).

(625) Evelyn Knapp Parsons,'^ b 26 ]\Iarch, 1881 ;

(living 1903).

(626) Schuyler Livingston Parsons,^ b 28 May,

1892; (living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 153

272. William Barclay Parsons,^ b 15 April, 1859; (living

1903) ; m 20 May, 1884, Anna DeWitt Reed (living

1903)-

(627) Sylvia Caroline Parsons,^ h 19 November,

1885; (living 1903).

(628) William Barclay Parsons,"^ b 22 May, 1888;

(living 1903).

273. Harry deBerkeley Parsons,^ b 6 January, 1862 ; (living

1903) ; m 16 December, 1890, Frances Thompson
Walker (living 1903).

(629) Francis Livingston Parsonsp^ b 27 January,

1894; (living 1903).

(630) Katliarine deBerkeley Parsons,"^ b 2 April,

1897; (living 1903).

274. George Burrington Parsons,^ b 4 March, 1863 ; (living

1903) ; m 14 November, 1891, Elisabeth Remsen Webb
(No. 991 below), b 6 July, 1861 ; (living 1903). S. P.

275. George Lockhart Rives,^ b i May, 1849; (living 1903) ;

m (i) 21 May, 1873, Caroline Morris Kean, b 24 July,
1849; ^ 29 March, 1887; m (2) 20 March, 1889, Sara
Whiting, b 22 June, 1861 ; (living 1903).

(631) George Barclay RivesJ

(632) Francis Bayard Rives!/^ b 11 January, 1890;

(living 1903).

(633) Mildred Sara Rives J b 31 July, 1893; (living

1903).

276. Ella Louise Rives,6 b 8 March, 185 1; (living 1903) ; m

7 January, 1875, David King, b 29 December, 1839; d 8
March, 1894.

(634) Maud Gwendolen King.'^

(635) Philip Wharton Rives Kingp^ b 12 June, 1879;

(living 1903).

277. Francis Robert Rives,6 b 28 January, 1853 ; d 7 January,

1890; m (i) 29 April, 1879, Georgia Anna Fellows, d
4 January, 1880; m (2) 25 August, 1887, Frances Agnes
Bininger; (living 1903). O. S. P.

154 Line of Descent from

278. Maud Antonia Rives,6 b 17 July, 1855 ; (living 1903) ;

m 23 May, 1882, Walker Breese Smith; (living 1903).

(636) Evelyn Sniithp^ b 15 June, 1888; (living 1903).

279. Constance Evelyn Rives,6 b 17 July, 1855 ; (living 1903) ;

m 24 June, 1884, John Borland, b 7 July, 1856; d 27-
April, 1893.

(637) Maud Rives Borland/^ b 14 April, 1886;

(living 1903).

(638) John Borland,'^ b 15 October, 1887; (living

1903)-

(639) Ella Aufrere Borland/^ b 25 September, 1889;

(living 1903).

280. Reginald William Rives,6 b 18 May, 1861 ; (living 1903) ;

m I June, 1887, Mary Caroline Bulkeley (living 1903).

(640) Helen Mildred Rives,'^ b 26 May, 1888; (living

1903)-

(641) Reginald Bulkeley Rives,'^ b 9 April, 1890;

(living 1903).

282. Cornelia C. Barclay,^ b 3 March, 1851 ; (living 1903) ;
m 19 October, 1871, Sacketf Moore Barclay^ (No. 123
above), b i December, 1850; (living 1903).

(The issue of this marriage are chronicled above,
under: 123, Sackett Moore: Barclay.5)

285. Mary Marshall Barclay ,6 b 25 July, 1859; d 15 February,
1893; m 13 October, 1881, Charles C. Taliaferro, of Sa-
vannah, Ga., b 26 June, 1843; (living 1903). He m
(2) 18 October, 1895, Mary Wilkinson.

(642) Frances Armistead Taliaferro,^ b 22 June,

1882; (living 1903).

(643) Charles C. Taliaferro,'^ b 22 May, 1883; (living

1903)-

(644) Anthony Barclay Taliaferro,'^ b 22 October,

1884; (living 1903).

(645) Benjaniin Franklin Taliaferro,'^ b 14 February,

1886; d 23 September, 1889.

i

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 155

(646) Catherine deLancey Barclay Taliaferro,'^ b

12 June, 1888; d 24 December, 1888.

(647) Marie C. Taliaferro,'^ & 15 May, 1890; c? 15

May, 1890.

287. Gertrude O. Barclay ,6 b 25 July, 1874; (living 1903);

m 29 April, 1901, Jiilien Stevens Ulman, b i October,
1865; (living 1903). S. P.

288. Henry Anthony Barclay.^ b 13 October, 1875; (living

1903) ; m 18 April, 1901, Rosalie X. Paul, b 5 April,
1878; (living 1903).

(648) Rosalie Paul Barclay,^ b 17 May, 1903; (living

1903)-

289. Wright Barclay ,6 b 26 March, 1877; (living 1903); m

23 June, 1903, Louise Fontaine Mitchell (widow of
Nathaniel E. Venable), & 31 December, 1869; d 26 July,
1903. S. P.

292. Adelaide Mott Barclay ,6 b 19 November, 1884; (living
1903) ; m 23 September, 1903, Algernon K. Boyesen, b
13 October, 1880; (living 1903). S. P.

295. Beatrice W. Barclay ,6 b 21 December, 1875; (living

1903) ; m 9 October, 1901, Stockton Beekman Colt, b

20 March, 1863; (living 1903).

(649) Stockton Beekman Colt,'^ b 21 July, 1902;

(living 1903).

(650) Rutger Barclay Colt,'^ b 11 November, 1903;

(living 1903).

296. Ethel N. Barclay ,6 b 28 May, 1877; (living 1903) ; m 18

July, 1900, Thornton Chard, b 29 August, 1873 ; (living
1903).

(651) Ethel C. B. Chard,^ b 22 December, 1901 ;

(living 1903).

298. Beverley Robinson Betts6 (Rev.), b 3 August, 1827; d

21 May, 1899; m 6 October, 1892, Bnuly Henrietta Nis-
betf, b I August, 1840; (living 1903). O. S. P.

156 Line of Descent from

299. Caroline Belts 6 b 17 August, 1831 ; d 22 March, 1903;

m 8 January, 1852, Henry Barclay Robinson^ (No.
143 above), b 2 June, 1822 ; d 28 March, 1874.

(The issue of this marriage are chronicled above
under: 143, Henry BarcIvAY Robinson.5)

300. William Betts,6 b 2 March, 1835; d 14 February, 1869;

m 10 June, 1857, Isabel Fords Needham, b 6 October,
1836; (Hving 1903).

(652) Francis Needham Bettsp^ b 11 June, 1858;

d 3 February, 1859.

(653) WiUiani Haccn BettsP^ b 6 November, 1859;

d 2 October, i860.

(654) Anna Dorothea Bettsp^ & 15 February, 1861 ;

d 8 April, 1872.

(655) Mary Shaw Bettsp^ b 24 January, 1863; d 26

October, 1863.

(656) Isabel Fords Betts.'7

301. Beverley Robinson,^ b 7 January, 1838; d 30 May, 1885 ;

m 16 March, 1864, Eli::a Grade King, b 7 July, 1843;
d 30 December, 1898.

(657) Adeline King Robinson,'^ b 22 March, 1865;

(living 1903).

(658) Beverley RobinsonJ

(659) Maud deLancey RobinsonJ

(660) Rufus King Robinson!J b 25 December, 1879;

(living 1903), itmn.

302. Philip Palmer Robinson,^ b 3 September, 1839; d 30

June, 1889; m 21 April, 1875, Blla Fergusson, b 7 July,
1853; (living 1903).

(661) Frances Duer Robinson.'^

(662) Ethel Robinson,"^ b 29 October, 1877; (living

1903).

304. Robert Emmet Robinson,6 b 19 August, 1843 ; d 3 Feb-
ruary, 1903; ni 6 December, 1871, Julia Elisa Smith, b
6 March, 1837; (living 1903).

(663) Julia Beverley Robinson.'^

(664) Beverley WiUiani Robinson."^

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 157

305. Mary Hubley Robinson,6 b 17 April, 1847; (living
1903) ; m 9 July, 1901, Martin B. Greene, b ly April,
1828; (living 1903). S. P.

308. Fanny Duer Robinson,6 b 13 August, 1853; d 6 March,
1902; m 8 February, 1882, William Hathorn Stewart
Davidge, b 6 November, 1853; (living 1903).

(665) Frances Beverley Davidge,^ b 27 September,

1882; (living 1903),

313. John Beverley Duer,6 b 23 April, 1851 ; (living 1903) ;
m 5 February, 1894, Mary Augusta Hamilton (living
1903). S. P.

318. Morris Robinson SlidelI=Mackenzie,6 b 5 May, 1848;

(living 1903) ; m 28 August, 1872, Anna Clarkson Cros-
by Stevens; (living 1903). S. P.

319. Catherine Elizabeth Hudson Robinson,^ b 27 October,

1846; (living 1903) ; m 17 June, 1879, William Taylor
Moore, b 8 October, 1823 ; d 19 May, 1897. S. P.

320. Georgiana Winthrop Robinson,^ b 4 March, 1856; (liv-

ing 1903) ; m 5 January, 1876, David Abe el Storer, b
19 July, 1842; d II October, 1897.

(666) David Abeel Storer/^ b 12 January, 1872; d

16 January, 1878.
(66y) Bthel Winthrop Storer J

(668) Henry Duer Storer,"^ b 5 August, 1881 ; (living

1903)-

(669) David Abeel Storerp' b 8 August, 1885; (liv-

ing 1903).

(670) Dorothy Dudley Storer,'^ b 6 July, 1888; (liv-

ing 1903).

323. Gertrude Beverley Robinson^ (living 1903) ; m 3 June,
1882, William McA. Motley, b 24 December, 1848;
(living 1903). S. P.

325. Edward Renshaw Jones,6 b 28 January, 1842 ; d 15 April,
1884; m 14 November, 1866, Mary Elisabeth Yates
Baldwin; (living 1903).

158 Line of Descent from

(671) Edward Renshaw Jones,^ b 14 June, 1871 ;

d 18 February, 1896, unm.

(672) Frances Duer JonesP^

(673) Mabel Irving Jones^ & 14 January, 1875 5 (liv-

ing 1903).

326. Harriet Duer Jones,6 h 30 August, 1843; (living 1903) ;
m 2 December, 1868, James Neilson Potter, b 25 August,
1841; (living 1903).

(674) Elisabeth Schermerhorn Potter.'^

(675) Henrietta Neilson Potter,'^ b 19 June, 1872;

(living 1903).

(676) Margaret Renshaw Potter,'^ b 2 September,

1876; (living 1903).
{G'jy) Katharine Alexander Duer Potter,'^ b 25 Sep-
tember, 1885; (living 1903).

329. Albert Louis Gallatin,^ b 19 September, 1850; d 12 Feb-
ruary, 1 88c; in 2 ]\Iay, 1876, Zefita Hey ward, d March,
1896. O. S. P.

331. Jane Paddock Wetmore,^ b 18 November, 1841 ; d 18
November, 1868; m 23 October, 1863, William E.
Scovil, b 3 January, 1843; (living 1903).

(678) Anna Dorothea Scovil.'^

(679) Frances Marion Scovil.'^

(680) William Thomas Scovil'^

Z3Z' George Morris Robinson,6 b 29 July, 1850; d 3 August,
1895 ; m 25 September, 1889, Adelaide May Llewellyn, f

(681) Beverley William Llewellyn Robinson,'^ b 23

June, 1893; (living 1903).

338. William Henry Robinson,^ b 3 September, 1859; (living
1903) ; m 22 February, 1898, Gertrude Anna Fielders,
b 29 May, 1871 ; (living 1903).

(682) John Philipse Robinson,'^ b 20 September,

1900; (living 1903).

340. Anna Beverley Robinson,^ b 29 December, 1850; (living
1903) ; m (i) 6 February, 1884, George William Marsh,
b II November, 1859; ^ ^ November, 1886; m (2)

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 159

22 July, 1890, Rt. Rev. Hollingworth Tully Kingdon,
Bishop of Fredericton, N. B., b 16 April, 1835; (living
1903).

(683) Constance Cecil Maud Marsh/^ b 31 January,

1885; d 15 September, 1902.

(684) Violet Anna Beverley Marsh/^ b 20 August,

1886; (living 1903).

(685) Anna Phillip ps Renorden Kingdon,'^^ b 10 De-

cember, 1891 ; (living 1903).

341. Frederick Philipse Robinson,^ b 16 December, 1855 ;

(living 1903) ; m 2 January, 1889, Georgina Archer
Gregory; (living 1903). S. P.

342. Mary Maud Robinson,^ b 26 June, 1857; (living 1903) ;

m 6 February, 1894, William Henry Bruce-Heath, b 12
October, 1857; (living 1903). S. P.

34S- John Beverley Robinson,^ b 10 June, 1853 ; (living
1903) ; m I July, 1885, Elisabeth Olmstead, b 15 Feb-
ruary, 1857; (living 1903).
r (686) Beverley RobinsonJ b 6 April, 1886; (living

] 1903)-

( (687) Elizabeth Robinson,'^ b 6 April, 1886; (living

1903)-

(688) Deverettx RobinsonJ b 26 August, 1887; (liv-

ing 1903).

344. Annie Morris Robinson,^ b 10 November, 1855; (living
1903) ; m 4 October, 1878, James Cooper Wheeler, b 4
August, 1849; (living 1903).

(689) Candace Wheeler,'^ b 16 October, 1879; (living

1903)-

348* Caroline Alice Robinson,6 b 3 February, 1863; (living
1903) ; m 23 October, 1888, Charles T. Matson, b 16
November, i860; (living 1903).

(690) William Charles Matson,^ b 26 May, 1890;

(living 1903).

i6o Line of Descent from

349. Catherine Beverley Robinson,^ b 2 April, 1865 ; d 26
July, 1898; m 10 December, 1896, Beverley Robinson^
(No. 368 above), b 9 May, 18^ (living 1903). O. S. P.

351. Frances Duer Robinson,^ b 4 October, 1873 ; d 25 July,
1898; m 16 March, 1895, Dazdd Gregg Metheny.-f
O. S. P.

356. Samuel John Scovil,^ b 2 May, 1856; (living 1903) ; m

II October, 1882, Elim Adeline Barker, b 21 May, 1859
(living 1903).

(691) John DeLancey ScovilJ^ b 17 March, 1884

(living 1903).

(692) Charles Barker Scovil,'^ b 10 November, 1886

(living 1903).

(693) Elizabeth Adeline Scoz'ilpl b 25 March, 1889

(living 1903).

357. Morris Scovil,6 b 19 June, i860; (living 1903); m 12

September, 1888, Harriet Lavinia DuVernet, b 18 March,
1866; (living 1903).

(694) Morris Allaire Scovil,'^ b 4 July, 1889; (living

1903)-

(695) Elizabeth Robinson Scovilp^ b 16 August,

1890; (living 1903).

(696) Gertrude Jervis Scovilp^ b 2'j September, 1891 ;

(living 1903).

(697) Mary DiiVernet Scovilp^ b 10 January, 1896;

(living 1903).

(698) Roger Peniston ScovilJ b 14 August, 1897;

(living 1903).

363. Louisa Maria Morrison Robinson,^ b 21 October, 1859;
(living 1903) ; in 8 September, 1881, James Frederick
Allison, b 20 October, 1850; (living 1903).

(699) Louise Muriel Allison/^ b 16 October, 1882;

d 18 August, 1883.

(700) William Beverley Allisonp^ b 22 June, 1884;

(living 1903).

(701) Mary Gretclien AUisonJ b 10 January, 1889;

(living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. i6i

364. Sophie Robinson,6 h 8 July, 1861 ; (living 1903) ; m 12
July, 1888, Charles delVolfe MacDonald^ b 23 October,
1854; (living 1903).

(702) Alexander Cameron MacDonald,'^ b 25 May,

1889; d 31 March, 1890.

(703) Joan Allison MacDonald,'^ b 24 May, 1891 ;

(living 1903).

(704) Charles Beverley Robinson MacDonaldp^ b 8

December, 1893; (living 1903).

(705) Eleanor Amelia Bliss MacDonaldp^ b 2 Sep-

tember, 1897; (living 1903).

(706) Donald Cameron MacDonaldp^ b 30 January,

1900; (living 1903).

366. Susan Beverley Robinson,6 b 2"/ March, 1865; (living

1903) ; m 12 April, 1893, Percy Cunliffe Powys, b 2J
August, 1867; (living 1903).

(707) Constance Gwendolen Powysp^ b 24 Septem-

ber, 1894; (living 1903).

(708) Beverley Cunliffe Pozuys/^ b i January, 1896;

(living 1903).

(709) Alice Constance Robinson Powysp^ b 20 June,

1898; (living 1903).

(710) Margaret Lybbe Powysp^ b 28 September,

1901 ; (living 1903).

367. John Rokeby Robinson,6 b 18 July, 1867; (living 1903) ;

m 12 December, 1893, Seraph Spurr, b 12 November,
1870; (living 1903).

(711) Frederick Rokeby Robinson/^ b 9 October,

1894; (living 1903).

(712) Mary Louise Phillis Robinson,''^ b 30 March,

1899; (living 1903).

(713) John Beverley Robinson/^ b 17 November,

1902 ; (living 1903).

368. Beverley Robinson,^ b 9 May, 1869; (living 1903) ; m 10

December, 1896, Catherine Beverley Robinson^ (No.
349 above), b 2 April, 1865 ; d 26 July, 1898. S. P.

1 62 Line of Descent from

369. Cornelia DeLancey Robinson,6 b 20 January, 1871 ; (liv-

ing 1903) ; m 7 September, 1892, John Wilson Young
Smith, b 18 March, 1869; (living 1903).

(714) Sarah Marjory Sophia Smith, "^ Z? 31 March,

1894; (living 1903).

370. Mary Beverley Robinson,^ b 22 June, 1873; (living

1903) ; ni 5 November, 1898, Francis Moore Campbell
Crosskill, b 22 November, 1868; (living 1903).

(715) Beverley Campbell Crosskill,'^ b 24 August,

1900; (living 1903).

374. Henry Barclay Robinson,6 b 13 June, 1870; (living

1903) ; m 8 July, 1896, Hdith May Beer, b 2 May, 1873 ;
(living 1903).

(716) Lucy Florence Barclay Robinson,'^ b 20 May,

1897; (living 1903).

375. Philipse Clinton Robinson,^ b 3 September, 1873; (living

1903) ; m 9 January 1901, Louisa Rainsford Holden, b
25 May, 1874; (living 1903). S. P.

378. Frances Eliza Robinson,^ b 17 August, 1865 ; (living
1903) ; m I June, 1887, Arthur William Carr, b 21 De-
cember, 1861 ; (living 1903).

(717) Walter deLancey Avis Carr,'7 b 27 October,

1888; (living 1903).

(718) Constance Mary Carr,'7 b 25 March, 1892;

(living 1903).

383. Jeannette Emmet McEvers,6 b 12 August, 1826; d 22

July, 1884; in 21 February, 1850, Samuel Haight Whit-
lock, b 5 September, 1819; d 19 May, 1856.

(719) William Whitlock.'^

(720) Bache McBvers WhitlockJ

384. Mary Bache McEvers,6 b 8 May, 1828; d 25 May, 1866;

m 17 May, 1849, Bdward Cunard, b i January, 1816; d
8 April, 1869.

(721) Samuel Cunard, 7 b 15 March, 1850; d 25 Sep-

tember, 1850.

(722) Bache Edward Cunard.'^

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 163

(723) Mary McBvers Cunard.'^

(724) Edward Cunard/^ b i January, 1855; d 31

August, 1877, mini.

(725) Gordon Cunard.'^

(726) Jeannette Bmmet CunardJ
(72y) Annie Allen Cunard.'^

(728) Caroline Margaret Cunard.'^

392. Charles Octavius Livingston,^ b 4 October, 1831 ; (living
1903) ; m 20 November, 1872, Sarah Elizabeth Ramsey,
b I July, 1847; (living 1903).

(729) Charles Victor Livingston/^ b 30 August, 1873 ;

(living 1903), unm.

(730) Robert R. Livingston,'^ b 16 March, 1878;

(living 1903), unm.

394. Helen Lispenard Bache,6 b 21 May, 1822; d 5 Novem-

ber, 1902; m 29 June, 1843, Andrew Hall, b 15 Novem-
ber, 1816; d 13 October, 1891.

(731) Charlotte Louise Hall.'^

(732) Annie Armstrong HaU,'7 b 26 July, 1847; (liv-

ing 1903).

(733) Helen Bache Hall.'T

395. Eliza Bleecker Bache,6 b 20 September, 1823 ; d 28 Oc-

tober, 1855; m II June, 1845, -^ohn A. Hull.f

(734) Caroline Hull,'^ m William Murphy.^

(735) William Hull'Tf

(736) James Htdl.'^f

396. Sarah Louise Bache,6 b 9 April, 1826; d 19 October,

1893 ; m 27 November, 1848, Frederick Hayward Manby
Newcombe, b 28 February, 1819; d 13 March, 1890.

(737) George Frederick Newcombe.'^

(738) Jane Caroline Newcombe.'^

(739) Frederick Hayward Newcombe!^

(740) Andrew Bache Newcombe.'^

(741) Charles Manby New combe. 'f

1 64 Line of Descent from

397. Andrew James Bache,^ b 9 September, 1829; d 29 June,
1899; m (i) January, 1850, Kate Pugh, b 18 April,
1834; d 14 May, 1867; ;« (2) 19 November, 1868, Mary
de Peyster Lincoln, b 19 April, 1849; d 10 October, 1891.

(742) Kate Pugh B ache J

(743) Andrew James Bachep^ b 19 October, 1857;

(living 1903), unin.

(744) Caroline Armande BacheJ

(745) Archibald Grade Bachep^ b 16 January, 1870;

(living 1903), unni.

(746) Mary dePcyster Lincoln BacheJ
{747) Katharine Rutgers Bache.'^

400. George Frederick Bache,6 b 10 September, 1835 ; d 28

December, 1883 ; ni 18 OctoJDer, 1865, Bmeline Kirby,
b 9 January, 1845 ; (living 1903).

(748) Eloise Kirby Bache.'^

(749) Maude Bmeline BacheJ^

(750) Marion B. Bache.^

(751) George Frederick BacheJ^

(752) Claude Leon BacheJ b 12 June, 1877; (living

1903), unm.

(753) Mabel Hall BacheJ

(754) Alyne BacheJ b 29 October, 1882; (living

1903)-

401. Julia Lynch Bache,6 b 15 March, 1837; d 15 January,

1899; in 28 September, 1874, Francis A. F. Pickell, b
13 March, 1853; (living 1903).

(755) -^"^^'^ Frances Pickell J b 13 March, 1879;

(living 1903).

(756) Caroline Bachc PickellJ

404. Charlotte A. BacheS b 16 January, 1848; d 15 August,

1865; m 17 January, 1865, Charles Andrew Diickwitz^
(No. 421 above), b 29 March, 1841 ; c? 21 Januarv, 1884.

o. s. p.

405. Charlotte Barclay Bache,6 h 6 November, 1833; d 3 No-

vember, 1884; m 16 June, 1863, William Henry Cross-
man, b 20 December, 183 1 ; d 19 June, 1894.

I

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany, 165

(757) William Henry CrossmanJ

(758) Florence Grossman.'^

(759) Charlotte Grace Grossman.'^

(760) Blanche Eva GrossinaiiJ b 11 December, 1872;

d 29 January, 1875.

406. John Henry Bache,6 b 17 August, 1836; d i March, 1893;
in 18 May, 1858, Frances Roe Haswellj b 18 September,
1837; (living 1903).

(761) James Henry Bachep^ b 12 August, 1861 ; d 18

November, 1861.

(762) Marion B ache J (living 1903).

411. William Frederick Baclie,^ b i March, 1848; (living
1903) ; m 16 October, 1868, Emma Adriance, b 25 Feb-
ruary, 1849; (Hving 1903).

(763) Rosabella Bachep^ b 17 July, 1869; d 10 June,

1870.

(764) James Theophylact Bache."^

(765) Phillips William BacheJ^ b 12 February, 1873;

d 17 March, 1890.

(766) Gharles Frederick Bache."^

417. John Owen Bache,6 b 22 September, 1844; disappeared

May, 1895; m 18 September, 1873, ^Jciry Bleecker, b 4
May, 1847; d 26 January, 1901.

(767) Mary Bleecker Bachep^ b i July, 1874; d 8

January, 1878.

(768) Grace B ache J

418. Charlotte Gezina Duck\vitz,6 b 18 October, 1834; (living

1903) ; m 24 September, 1861, William Henry Dudley,
M.D., b (Mount Dudley, Roscrea, Ireland) 7 October,
181 1 ; d 9 October, 1886.

(769) William Frederick Dudley.'^

(770) Gharlotie Elizabeth Dudley^ b 9 October,

1863; (living 1903).

(771) Percy Sheldon Dudley, P b 20 August, 1867;

(living 1903), unm.

1 66 Line of Descent from

421. Charles Andrew Duckwitz,6 b 29 March, 1841 ; d 21
January, 1884; ni (i) 17 January, 1865, Charlotte A,
Backed (No. 404 above), b 16 January, 1848; d 15 Au-
gust, 1865; m (2) Anais Monier, (living 1903).

(772) Charles F. DiickwitsJ-^

(773) Theodore S. Duckwitz^-\

(774) Florence A. Diickwits.'^-f

(775) Herbert H. Dilckzvits.'^^

423. Sarah Duckwitz,6 b 8 March, 1845; (living 1903) ; m 21

September, 1865, Charles Henry Raberg, b 3 November,
1838; (hving 1903). S. P.

424. Mary Louise Duckwitz,6 b 4 December, 1846; (living

1903) ; m 30 January, 1872, Hubert VanWagenen
Tucker, b 13 January, 1844; d 16 December, 1884.

(776) Hubert VanWagenen Tucker,'^ b 25 April,

1873; d 2 September, 1873.

(777) Frederic Randolph TuckerJ b 5 October,

1874; c? 28 July, 1875.

425. Emilie Meta Duckwitz,6 b 13 November, 1848; (living

1903) ; w 13 January, 1875, Frederick Eldredge Mason,
b 9 November, 1845; (living 1903).

(778) Clotilde Diickwit:: Mason,'^ b 21 February,

1876; (living 1903).

(779) Emilie Duryea Mason.'^

426. William Henry Duckwitz,^^ b 18 March, 1850; d 25 Oc-

tober, 1901 ; ni 16 October, 1873, Louise Crommelin, b
26 June, 1850; (living 1903).

(780) Helen Louise Diickwit::,'^ b 14 November,

1874; (living 1903).

(781) Lillian Ryder Dilckwitz,'^ b 29 May, 1886; d

9 May, 1894,

427. Frances Adele Duckwitz,6 b 18 July, 1851; (living

1903) ; m 18 April, 1877, John Francis Praeger, b (Hol-
land) 30 October, 1838; (living 1903). S. P.

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 167

428. Kate Isabel Duckwitz,6 b 14 October, 1853 ; (living
1903) ; m 8 April, 1891, Rev. Albert Francis Tenney,
b 24 July, 1847; (living 1903). S. P.

430. Helen Sophia Lispenard,^ b 8 November, 1828;^^ d I
January, 1904; m 5 March, 1851, Samuel Hawes Cooper,
b 2 May, 182 1 ; d 21 July, 1900.

(782) Mary Esther Cooper^ b 23 December, 1851;

(living 1903).

(783) Samuel Lispenard Cooper.'^

433. Julia Ann Sarah Lispenard,6 b 10 December, 1832 f^

(living 1903) ; m 16 September, 1864, Edward Kil-
patrick, b 13 April, 1829; d 5 December, 1898. S. P.

434. Esther Maria Lispenard,6 b 2^ September, 1834;^^ (living

1903) ; m 24 July, i860, Alexander Robb, b i July, 1827;
(living 1903).

(784) William Lispenard Robb J

(785) Julia L. RobbP^ b 3 February, 1864; (living

1903)-

(786) Louis Robbpi b 9 May, 1866; (living 1903),

unm,.

(787) George Cooper Robb p^ b 10 July, 1868; (living

1903), unm.

435. Somerville Nicholson^ (U.S.N.) , b i January, 1822;

(living 1903) ; m 2 September, 1851, Hannah Maria
Jones, b 16 July, 1828; d 6 June, 1897.

(788) Reginald Fairfax Nicholson.'^

(789) William Jones Nicholson.'^

(790) Helen Maria Nicholson.''^

(791) Augustus Somerville Nicholson.''^

(792) Henry William Ducachet Nicholson.'^

(793) Mary Blake Nicholson.'^

(794) Reynolds Lispenard Nicholson.'^

436. Helen Lispenard Nicholson,^ b 20 December, 1823 ; d 3

June, 1899; m 14 December, 1854, Rev. Edmund
Roberts, b 14 December, 1824; d 10 March, 1893.

i68 Line of Descent from

(795) Helen Nicholson Roberts.'^

(796) Annie Sutherland Roberts,^ b 28 November,
1857; (living 1903).

(797) Elizabeth Booth Roberts J b 28 November,

1857; (living 1903).

437. Annie Ducachet Nicholson,^ b 28 June, 1828; (living

1903) ; ni (i) 29 July, 1850, Daniel James Sutherland
(U.S.M.C), b 16 March, 1823; d 15 November, 1861 ;
in (2) 9 February, 1869, Dr. Howard M. Rundlett
(U.S.N.) , b 20 February, 1836; d 25 May, 1873.

(798) Annie Ducachet Sutherland,'^ b 20 June, 1851 ;

d 5 March, 1853.

(799) Marv Sutherland,'^ b 15 April, 1853; d 12 July,

1855.

(800) Helena Bache Sutherland,'^ b 15 October,

1854; d 13 July, 1855.

(801) Julia Florence Sutherland.'^

(802) Caroline Sutherland,'^ b 15 November, 1858;

(living 1903).

(803) Augusta Nicholson Sutherland.''^

(804) Anne Howard Rundlett.'^

438. Augustus Satterthwaite NichoIsonS (U.S.M.C), b 5

November, 1830; (living 1903); m 3 February, 1852,
Jane Findlay Jesup (living 1903).

(805) Augustus Jesup Nicholson.'^

441. Mary Cornelia Nicholson,6 b 14 ]\Iarch, 1836; (living

1903) ; m 30 July, i860, William C. Johnson, b 16 July,
1823; d 23 January, 1893.

(806) Abigail Adams Johnson.'^

(807) Elizabeth Eispenard Johiison.'^

442. Henry William Ducachet Nicholson,^ b 2 April, 1838;

(living 1903) ; ;n 18 July, 1862, Mary A. Janvier, b 16
June, 1839; (living 1903).

(808) Somervillle Eispenard Nicholson,'^ b 18 March,

1863 ; d 4 July, 1902, unni.

(809) Helen Bache Nicholson.'^

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 169

(810) Margaret Janvier Nicholson/^ b 18 March,

1867; d 26 February, 1897, nnm.

(811) Benjamin Archer Nicholson/^ b 7 September,

1869; d 26 July, 1894, iDun.

(812) Henry Augustus Nicholson,'^ b 24 December,

1871 ; d 13 March, iJ

(813) Atala Beale Nicholson.'^

(814) Ellie Beale Nicholson^ b 27 February, i<

(Hving 1903).

444. Leonard Lispenard Nicholson,^ b i October, 1842;
(Hving 1903) ; ni 19 February, 1868, Susie C. Brazvner,
b 10 October, 1844; (Hving 1903).

(815) James Brazvner Nicholson,"^ b 10 February,

1869; (Hving 1903), iinm.

(816) Annie Diicachct Nicholson^ b i September,

1870 ; d 6 February, 1876.

(817) Leonard Lispenard Nicholson,'^ b 27 Septem-

ber, 1873; (Hving 1903), unm.

(818) Julia Blanche Nicholson^ b 31 January, 1876;

(living 1903).

(819) John McGozcan NicholsonPl b 27 March, 1878;

d 27 November, 1878.

446. Helena E. Schmidt,^ b 2 May, 1827; (Hving 1903); m

14 December, 1852, Alfred Ludlozv Seton, & 15 October,
1825 ; d 6 December, 1902.

(820) Alfred Seton.'^

(821) Laura Seton.'^

447. Laura Schmidt,^ b 2j\ June, 1828; d 5 May, 1899; m 30

May, 1849, Charles dcRlmm, b 20 October, 1822; (Hving
1903).

(822) EUse dcRhaui."^

(823) Henry Casimir dcRhamJ b 29 July, 1852;

d 10 July, 1853.

(824) Charles dcRhani.'^

(825) Henry Casimir dcRhamJ

(826) William dcRhamp^ b 3 April, 1857; d 29

January, 1881, unm.

lyo Line of Descent from

449. Alice Rosalie Schmidt,^ b 22 November, 1831 ; d 26 June,

1898; m (New York) 18 January, 1855, Baron Bdward
von der Heydt, b 30 May, 1828; d 4 July, 1890.

(827) Bdzvard August von der Heydtp^ b 4 August,

1858; d 20 March, 1862.

(828) Julia Alice von der HeydtJ^ b i November,

1861 ; c? 8 May, 1864.

450. F. Leopold Schmidt,^ b 28 September, 1833 5 (living

1903) ; m 8 December, 1858, Melenda P. Pollen, b 18
December, 1838; (living 1903).

(829) John W. Schmidt.'^

(830) Elise Melenda SchmidtJ

(831) George Parbury Pollen Schmidt J b 7 March,

1863 ; d 30 November, 1880.

(832) Fritz Leopold Schmidt.'^

(833) Bache McBvers Schmidt,''^ b 12 March, 1868;

d 28 November, 1903, unm.

451. Oscar Egerton Schmidt,^ b 24 September, 1838; (living

1903) ; m 23 February, 1865, Charlotte Lloyd Higbee,
b 2 May, 1841 ; (living 1903). S. P.

452. Pauline Schmidt,^ b i November, 1839; (living 1903);

m (Berlin) 11 February, 1868, General Hugo von
Winterfeld, b 8 October, 1836; d September, 1898.

(834) Hans Karl von Wintcrfcldp^ b 27 April, 1872;

(living 1903), unm.

(835) Use Lotta von Winterfeld.'^

453. Ida M. Schmidt,6 b 12 November, 1841 ; (living 1903) ;

ni (i) II September, 1867, Major Leonhardt von
Reuthe-Finck, b 4 August, 1837; d 30 October, 1870;
m (2) 8 April, 1874, Captain Georg von Ciesielski, b 8
January, 1845; d 8 March, 1880; m (3) 24 October,
1892, Colonel Gotthardt von Hagen, b 18 February,
1822 ; d 18 November, 1903.

(836) Wilhelm von Reuthe-Finck.'^

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 171

458. Cornelius Roosevelt Duflfie^ (Rev,), b 6 August, 1821 ;
d 8 July, 1900; m (i) 23 June, 1863, Sarah Brush Clark,
b 20 October, 1833; d 4 March, 1880; m (2) 5 May,
1891, Lillian Agnes Pelton, b 15 September, 1861 ;
(living 1903).

(837) Cornelia Roosevelt Duffiep^ b 26 April, 1864;

d 25 September, 1878, unm.

(838) Cornelius Roosevelt Duffie.'^

(839) Jane Antoinette DuUie.'^

(840) Archibald Bleecker DuffieJ

460. John Van Benthuysen Bleecker^ (U.S.N.) , b 31 July,

1825 ; d 8 November, 1864 ; m 18 November, 1846, Sarah
Rosalie Lynch, b 9 August, 1831 ; (living 1903).

(841) John Van Benthuysen Bleecker J

(842) Cornelia Bleecker.^

(843) Mary Norton Bleecker,'^ b 29 November, 1857;

(living 1903).

(844) Rosalie Lynch Bleecker.'^

(845) Florence Coralie Bleecker.'^

461. Sarah Bache BIeecker,6 b 10 July, 1827; d 28 October,

1866; m II January, 1849, Anthony Lispenard Bleecker,
b 17 February, 1821 ; d 14 September, 1875.

(846) Cornelia Bleecker.'^

(847) Sarah Elizabeth Bleecker,'^ b 20 May, 1853;

(living 1903).

(848) Antonia J. Bleecker,'^ b 2 January, 1856; d 12

September, 1869.

463. James Bleecker,^ b 9 August, 1834; (living 1903) ; m 8
March, 1856, Jane Clarkson Hill, b 2 January, 1837;
(living 1903).

(849) Alethea Blanche Bleecker,''^ b 15 December,

1856; (living 1903),

(850) Alice Stuart Bleecker,'^ b 27 June, 1861 ; d 29

May, 1863.

(851) Anthony James Bleecker.'^

(852) William Hill Bleecker.'7

172 Line of Descent from

(853) Helen Stuart Bleeckerp^ b 27 June, 1870; d 9

August, 1873.

(854) Bdzvai'd A^elsoii Blceckerp^ b 19 August, 1876;

d 25 December, 1887.

467. Theophylact Bache Bleecker,6 b 4 August, 1835; (living
1903) ; m 19 November, 1868, Caroline Loretta Moore,
b 3 July, 1840; (living 1903).

(855) Charles Moore Bleeckcrp^ b 19 x\ugust, 1869;

(living 1903), unni,

(856) Theophylact Bache Bleeckcr,'^ b 8 December,

1870; (living 1903), 7inm.

(857) Frances Marie Bleecker,'^ b 14 January, 1878;

d 9 April, 1894.

469. Lydia De Witt Bleecker,6 b 24 October, 1840; (living

1903) ; m 13 May, 1869, Theodore Mallaby, b 6 June,
1816; d 16 June, 1892.

(858) Theodora Frances MallabyJ b 19 September,

1871; (living 1903).

(859) Benjamin DeWitt Mallabyp^ b 4 September,

1873 ; d 24 April, 1887.
( (860) Theophylact Bache Mallaby P^ b 20 June, 1875 :
} d 21 July, 1876.

( (861) Lydia Eve Mallaby,'^ b 20 June, 1875 ; d 6 De-
cember, 1888.

(862) Helena Bache Mallaby,'^ b 26 January, 1877;

d 25 June, 1879.

(863) Katharine Lyell Mallaby,'^ b 19 November,

1879; (living 1903).

470. Benjamin DeWitt Bleecker,6 b 13 December, 1842; (liv-

ing 1903) ; ni 10 June, 1889, Anna Sit greaves Cox, b 5
October, 1857; (living 1903).

(864) Benjamin DeWitt BleeckerJ b 24 November,

1891 ; (living 1903).

(865) Theophylact Bache Bleeckerp^ b 15 July 1893;

(living 1903).

(866) Lyman Cox Blccckerp^ 6 15 October, 1894;

(living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 173

474-

476.

477.

478.

Maria Pennock Hansford,^ b 14 August, 1845; d 15
April, 1892; in 7 June, 1865, Benjamin A, Mumford, b
5 September, 1842; (living 1903).

(867) William Pennock Hansford Mumford, '^ b 23

March, 1866; d 18 February, 1886, unm.

(868) John Remington Mumford/^ b 22 June, 1867;

d II March, 1870.

(869) Lonis Bleecker Mumfordp^ b 12 October,

1869; d IT, October, 1890, umn.

(870) Clarence Stanbitry Mumfordp^ b 28 July, 1871 ;

d 8 August, 1 87 1.

(871) Mary Mumfordp^ b 31 October, 1874; (living

1903)-

(872) CJiarles StiUniaii Mnmfordp^ b 27 November,

1876; (living 1903), unm.

Elizabeth

1839;
Conduit

(873
(874
(875

Wentworth Satterthwaite,^ b 7 January,
living 1903) ; ui 1 1 November, 1863, John S.
, b 28 October, 1838; d 18 September, 1869.
Wentzvorth Conduitp^ b 6 June, 1865; (living

1903), unm.
Bli::abeth Ashbridge Conduit,'^ b 10 November,

1867; (living 1903).
John Paul Conduit,'^ b 24 July, 1869; (living
1903), unm.

James Sheafe Satterthwaite,6 b i March, 1840; d 6 Sep-
tember, 1884; m 6 December, 1864, Jeanie L. Buckley,
b 5 January, 1846; d 30 January, 1892.

(876) Katharine Bache Satterthwaite."^

(877) Julia Lawrence Satterthzvaite.'^

(878) Anne Fisher Satterthzvaite.^

(879) James Sheafe Satterthzvaite.'^

(880) Thomas Wilkinson Sattterthzvaite.'^

Sarah F. Satterthwaite,6 b 24 August, 1841 ; (living
1903) ; m 10 October, 1879, ^^v. William R. Nairn, b
22 April, 1845 ; d ig October, 1889.

(881) Archibald Robinson Nairn,'^ b 21 July, 1880;

d I February, 1887.

174 Line of Descent from

(882) Louisa Fisher Nairnp^ b 29 August, 1881 ;

(living 1903).

(883) Elisabeth IV entworth Nairn/^ b 18 November,

1882; (living 1903).

(884) Walter Geoffrey Nairn,"^ b 29 February, 1884;

(living 1903).

(885) Tacie Nairnp^ b 20 May, 1888; (living 1903).

479. Thomas E. SatterthwaiteS (M.D.), b 26 March, 1843;
(living 1903) ; m 13 November, 1884, Isabella Banks,
(living 1903).!

482. Franklin Satterthwaite,^ b ly November, 1845; d 15
September, 1888; m 29 June, 1869, Rosalie Pennington,
b 8 December, 1848; (living 1903).

(886) Pennington Satterthwaite/^ b 6 October, 1870;

(living 1903), unni.

(887) Bthel Satterthwaitep^ b 17 July, 1873; (living

1903)-
484. Augustus VanCortlandt Schermerhorn,6 b 4 March,
1812; d 16 October, 1846; m 10 December, 1844, Mary
Ellen Bayard, b 5 January, 1827 ; d 25 November, 1845.

o. s. p.

486. Elizabeth Schermerhorn,6 b 14 March, 1816; d 19 Au-

gust, 1875 ; in 30 August, 1838, James I. Jones, b 25
August, 1785 ; d 3 September, 1858.

(888) Eleanor Colford Jones.'T

(889) James H. Jones,'^ b 14 February, 1846; (living

1903), umn.

(890) Cordelia Schermerhorn Jonesj^

487. Ann White Schermerhorn,6 ^15 February, 1818; d 23

November, 1886; m 23 October, 1849, Charles Suydam,
b 3 December, 1818; d 31 December, 1882.

(891) Charles Schermerhorn Suydam,'^ b 22 August,

1850; d 24 February, 1887, unm.

(892) Augustus VanCortlandt Suydam,'^ b 13 May,

1852 ; d 24 April, 1857.

(893) Walter Lispenard Suydam.'^

(894) Helen Suydam.^

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 175

488. Helen Schermerhorn,6 b 22 July, 1820; d 18 December,
1893 ; m 5 June, 1838, John Treat Irving, b 2 December,
1812; (living 1903).

(895) John Irving J

(896) Cortlandt Irving.'^

(897) Helen Cordelia Irving J b ly March, 1846;

(living 1903).

(898) Henry Irving.'^

(899) Frances Rogers Irving J b 31 July, 1849;

(living 1903).

(900) Frederick Irving/^ b 28 July, 1852 ; d 10 Au-

gust, 1852.

(901 ) Edward Irving.'^

(902) Eugene Irving,'^ b 2 January, 1856; d 4 Janu-

ary, 1856.

(903) Walter Irving."^

(904) Marion Harwood Irving/'^ b 15 February,

i860; d 22 May, 1877.

490. Catherine Schermerhorn,6 b 19 March, 1828; d 24 Oc-

tober, 1858; m 6 June, 1850, Benjamin Sumner Welles,
b 27 December, 1823; (living 1903).

(905) Helen Schermerhorn Welles.'^

(906) Catherine Welles,'^ b 6 November, 1854; (liv-

ing 1903).

(907) Benjamin Welles.'^

{ (908) Harriet Katherine Welles,'^ b 15 October,
-J 1858; (living 1903).

( (909) Elisabeth Welles^ b 15 October, 1858; d 2
May, 1864.

491. Caroline Webster Schermerhorn,^ b 22 September, 1830 ;

(living 1903) ; m 20 September, 1853, William Astor,
b 12 July, 1830; d 25 April, 1892.

(910) Emily A St or. "^

(911) Helen Astor.'^

(912) Charlotte Augusta Astor.'^

(913) Caroline Schermerhorn Astor.'7

(914) John Jacob AstorJ^

176 Line of Descent from

492. Anne White Bibby6 b 4 July, 1823; d 11 December,

1889; m 27 April, 1848, Robert Ogden Glover, b i Au-
gust, 1821; rf 5 July, 1894.

(915) Robert Ogden Glover.'^

(916) Mary Weltha Glover.'^

(917) James Andrew Glover.'^

(918) Edzuard Augustus Glover.'^

(919) Thomas Glover,'^ b 1 January, 1858; d 5 No-

vember, 1889, unm.

(920) Henry Warburton Bibhy Glover.'^

(921) Frances DeLancey Glover/^ b 12 July, 1861 ;

d 13 August, 1862.

(922) Frederick Raymond Glover,^ b 23 January,

1863; (living 1903), unm.

(923) Agnes Glover p^ b 16 October, 1865; d'S April,

1866.

(924) Louisa Theband Glover,'^ b 8 February, 1867;

(living 1903).

493. Frances Augusta Bibby,^ b 21 December, 1824; (living

1903); m (i) 3 February, 1847, Thomas James De-
Lancey, b 29 March, 1822; d 2 October, 1861 ; m (2)
16 December, 1863, John White Munro, b 28 June, 1814;
d 31 July, 1898. S. P.

494. Augustus (Bibby) VanCortlandt,6 b 31 July, 1826; (liv-

ing 1903) ; in 2 June, 1852, Charlotte Amelia Bayley
Bunch^ (No. 252 above), b 27 May, 1826; d 24 January,
1890.

(The issue of this marriage are chronicled above
under: 252, Charlotte Amelia BaylEy Bunch.5)

498. Henry White Groshon,6 b 17 January, 1824; (living

1903) ; m 20 IMay, 1851, Amelia Wagstaff, b 24 October,
1823 ; d 22 January, 1883.

(925) Annie Wagstaff Groshon^ b 8 August, 1852;

(living 1903).

499. John Pierre Groshon,6 b 17 September, 1825; (living

1903) ; in 14 May, 1852, Elisabeth F. Coddington, b 8
April, 1824; (living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 177

(926) Harriet White Groshonp^ b 14 April, 1853;

d 20 September, 1855.

(927) George Mackness GroshonJ b 25 August,

1854; d I September, 1855.

500. William Francis Groshon,6 b 11 June, 1827; d 2 Decem-

ber, 1888; m 24 January, 1849, Adeline BUis Bleecker,
b 6 December, 1825 ; d 10 August, 1885.

(928) Francena White Groshonp^ b 23 July, 1851 ;

J 15 December, 1853.

(929) Williani Beach Carter Groshon,'^ b 1 Novem-

•ber, 1853 ; d 24 July, 1854.

(930) Augusta Bibby Groshon.'^

(931) Isabel Gourlie GroshonJ

(932) Elizabeth Bleecker GroshonP^ b 6 November,

1863 ; d 8 March, 1865.

(933) Edward Kemeys Groshonp^ b 16 October,

1871 ; c? 3 July, 1872.

501. Henrietta Anne Elizabeth Qroshon,6 b 20 January, 1829;

(living 1903) ; ni 4 June, 1853, Thomas H. Wagstaff,
b 23 December, 1825 ; d 23 December, 1894.

(934) Williani Wagstaff P^ b 31 August, 1854; d 16

February, 1864.

(935) Fannie White Wagstaff,'^ b 19 January, 1856;

(living 1903).

(936) Thomas H. Wagstaff.'^

(937) /. Alexander Wagstaff p^ b 30 August, 1861 ;

d 8 February, 1873.

(938) Alice Wagstaff.'^

(939) Amelia Wagstaff !P b 18 January, 1864; d 9

December, 1865.

(940) Frederick M. Wagstaff, "^ b 14 January, 1869;

d 5 May, 1875.

502. Francena Meyer,6 b 16 December, 1833; (living 1903);

m 24 May 1862, Charles Louis Roulet, b 2 July, 1833 ;
d 9 August, 1862. S. P.

178 Line of Descent from

503. Augustus VanCortlandt Meyer,6 b 26 April, 1835; d 9
July, 1901 ; m i May, 1861, Josephine D. Dow, b 10
May, 1842; (living 1903).

(941) Henry VanCortlandt Meyer.'7

(942) Josephine Gillson Meyer^ b 9 November,

1864; d 4 March, 1864.

507. Peter Jay Munro VanCortlandt,6 b 28 September, 1828;
d 8 August, 1897; m 27 November, i860, Ann Munro
Hunter, b 23 November, 1839; d 23 April, 1863.

(943) Jessie J^anCortlandt,'^ b 21 April, 1863; d 5

July, 1863.

511. Alexa Charlotte Stevens,^ b 17 November, 1837; (living
1903) ; m 2 February, 1859, Rev. James J. Bowden, b
13 April, 1821 ; d 2 October, 1861.

(944) Richard Morris Bowden,'^ b 14 November,

1859 ; d 24 January, 1867.

(945) Constance Lloyd Boivden.'^

514. Anna Elliot Morris,6 b 1829; d 9 January, 1885; m 8
June, 1876, Gouvcrnenr Morris, b 9 February, 1813;
d 20 August, 1888. O. S. P.

516. Charlotte Sophia Percy Morris,6 b 20 July, 1833; d 19

October, 1901 ; ni 13 October, 1859, Charles Drayton
Burrill, b 15 April, 183 1 ; d 26 October, 1902.

(946) Drayton Burrill.'^

(947) Mary Middleton BurrillJ

(948) Percy M. Burrill.7

517. James Morris,6 b 2 October, 1832; (living 1903) ; m 14

November, 1866, Elizabeth IV. Gray, b 19 July, 1834;
rf 15 October, 1899.

(949) Marion Gray Morris,'^ b 31 January, 1868; d

26 December, 1878.

518. Elizabeth Stuyvesant Fish Morris,^ b 25 August, 1834;

d (at Grand Gulf, Miss.,) 27 August, 1868; m 23 June,
1859, William St. John Elliott Marshall (of Natchez,
Miss.), b 23 June, 1837; d 17 October, 1876.

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 179

(950) William St. John Elliot Marshall.'^

(951) Elisabeth Morris Marshall,"^ b 2 August, 1862;

(living 1903).

(952) Sarah Elliott Marshall.'^

521. Richard Lewis Morris^ (U.S.A.), b 12 December, 1840;

d 6 May, 1882; m 6 October, 1874, Lillian M. Monson,
b 24 May, 1849; d 20 October, 1884,

(953) Monson Morris/^ b i August, 1875; (living

1903), unm.

(954) Richard Lewis Morris J b 12 October, 1877;

d 18 October, 1877.

(955) Helen VanCortlandt M orris, '^ b 9 August,

1879; (living 1903).

522. Stuyvesant Fish Morris^ (M.D.), b 3 August, 1843;

(living 1903) ; m 10 December, 1868, Ellen James Van
Bnren, b 10 June, 1844; (living 1903).

(956) Elisabeth Morris J b 4 October, 1869; (living

1903)-

(957) Van Bur en Morris,'^ b 2 July, 1871 ; d 21

March, 1872.

(958) Ellen Van Bnren Morris.'^

(959) J^ichard Lezvis M orris ^ b 26 November, 1875 ;

(living 1903), unm.

(960) Stuyvesant Fish MorrisJ

523. Helen VanCortlandt Morris,^ b i October, 1845 ; d 27

September, 1871 ; m 26 January, 1870, David King, b
29 December, 1839; d 8 March, 1894. (He subse-
quently married Ella Louise Rives,^ No. 276 above).

o. s. p.

524. Charlotte Louisa Morris,^ b 3 June, 1848; (living 1903) ;

m 29 November, 1882, Martin Gilbert Wilkins, b 7 Oc-
tober, 1845; d 10 July, 1903. S. P.

525. Margaret Livingston Morris,^ b 22 February, 1852 ; d

29 April, 1895; m 9 October, 1879, Bayard Urqnhart
Livingston, b 24 February, 1858; (living 1903).

iSo Line of Descent from

(961) Bayard Urquhart Livingston,'^ b 26 August,

1881 ; (living 1903), ttnni.

(962) Louisa Morns Livingston,'^ b 31 December,

1893; (living 1903).

526. Katharine Augusta MGrris,6. & 1836; (living 1903); m
6 October, 1857, Henry Delafield Phelps, & 15 October,
1835; (living 1903).

(963) Robert Morris Phelps,"^ b 1 August, 1858; d

20 February, 1894, unin.

(964) Helena VanCortlandt PhelpsJ

(965) Edgar Morris Phelps J

(966) Gonz'crncur Morris Phelps,'^ b 16 November,

1878; (living 1903), unm.

529. Helen Louisa Morris,^ b 9 November, 1844; d 16 July,

1867; m 24 December, 1866, Dr. George McCulloch Mc-
Gill (U.S.A.) , b 20 April, 1838 ; rf 20 July, 1867. O. S. P.

530. Helen VanCortlandt LeRoy,6 b 8 January, 1830; d 23

May, 1890; m 3 April, 185 1, William Pinckney Stewart,
b 21 August, 1822; d 5 May, 1870.

(967) Louisa Morris Stewart.'^

(968) Helen VanCortlandt Stezvart.^

(969) Charlotte Pinclcncy Stewart,^ b 24 December,

1859; d 3 November, 1864.

(970) Edward LeRoy Stewart.'^

533. Augustus Newbold Morris,6 b 3 June, 1838; (living
1903) ; in 10 December, 1862, Eleanor Colford Jones
(No. 888 above), b 11 May, 1841 ; (living 1903).

(971) Eleanor Colford Morris,'^ b 10 November,

1863 ; d 22 November, 1863.

(972) Newbold Morris. '7

(973) -E^ct VanCortlandt Morris,'^ b 10 April, 1869;

(living 1903).

(974) William Henry Morris,'^ b 8 February, 1871 ;

d ly June, 1871.

(975) Lezvis Morris,'^ b 19 June, 1873; d 30 March,

1875.

I

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. i8i

535. Augusta McEvers Morris,^ b 6 October, 1851; (living

1903) ; m 10 October, 1871, Frederic J. dePeyster, b 5
February, 1839; (living 1903).

(976) Helen VanCortlandt dePeysterJ^ b 12 Septem-

ber, 1872; (living 1903).

(977) Frederic Ashfoji dePeysterJ b 29 October,

1874; (living 1903), uiiiii.

(978) Frances Goodhue dePeyster,'^ b 6 June, 1876;

(living 1903).

(979) Augusta Morris dePeyster, '^ b 25 June, 1877;

(living 1903).

(980) Ella Morris dePeyster,'^ b 7 July, 1881 ; (liv-

ing 1903).

536. Juliet Birckhead Morris,^ b 28 March, 1853; (living

1903) ; m 16 April, 1890, Phillip Livingston, b 9 Novem-
ber, 1861 ; (living 1903). S. P.

538. Robert Stewart Webb,6 b 12 August, 1824; d 24 August,
1899; m (i) 18 April, 1849, Mary Van Home Clarkson,
b 29 March, 1822; d 30 October, 1880; m (2) 19 No-
vember, 1886, Frances Webb Starkweather (nee Mor-
gan'), b 24 December, 1835; (living 1903).

(981) Robert Stezuart Wcbb,'^ b 23 August, 1850;

d 10 September, 1870, unm.

541. Helen Matilda Webb,6 b 30 November, 1827; d 3 Oc-

tober, 1896; in 18 April, i860. A''. Denison Morgan, b
22 October, 1818; c/ 20 September, 1895.

(982) Robert Webb Morgan^

(983) Helen Louisa Morgan,'^ b 7 November, 1865;

d 17 March, 1866.

542. Catherine Louisa Webb,6 b 14 December, 1830; (living

1903) ; 7n 17 August, 1859, James G. Benton (U.S.A.),
b 15 September, 1820; d 23 August, 1881.

(984) Mary Louisa Benton.'^

(985) James Watson Benton.'^

i82 Line of Descent from

544. Watson Webb,6 b 10 November, 1833; d 3 December,

1876; m 6 June, 1866, Mary Hooker Parsons, b 2 Feb-
ruary, 1835; (living 1903).

(986) Francis Parsons Webb,'^ b 26 September, i

(living 1903), unnt.

(987) Helen Lispenard WebbJ

(988) Elizabeth Newton Webb,'^ b 19 August, 1877;

d 8 July, 1883.

545. Alexander Stewart Webb,6 & 15 February, 1835; (living

1903) ; 7)1 28 November, 1855, Anna E. Remsen, b 19
July, 1837; (living 1903).

(989) Henry Remsen Webb,'^ b 24 August, 1857;

d I June, 1858.

(990) Helen Lispenard IVebb.'^

(991) Elisabeth Remsen Webb.'^

(992) Anne Remsen IVebb^ b 7 April, 1866; (living

1903).

(993) Caroline LeRoy Webbp^ b 16 August, 1868;

(living 1903).

(994) Alexander Stezvart Webb J b 5 February

1870; (living 1903), nnm.
(99s) William Remsen Webb J b 18 November,
1872; d 9 March, 1899, unm.

(996) Louise dePeyster Webb,'^ b 3 August, 1874;

(living 1903).

546. Louise Stephanie Stewart,6 b 21 May, 1836; d 7 Sep-

tember, 1867; m 21 May, 1861, John B. Trevor, b 27
March, 1822 ; d 22 December, 1890.

(997) Helen Stezvart Trevor,'^ b 3 April, 1862; d 22

March, 1864.

(998) Henry Graff Trevor.'?

547. Sarah Lispenard Ste\vart,6 b 9 April, 1837; (living

1903) ; m 20 April, 1864, Frederick Graham Lee, b 27
November, 1840; (living 1903).

(999) Graham Stezvart Lee,"? b 22 February, 1865 ;
d 6 March, 1869.
(1000) Maud Stewart Lee.'7

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 183

548. William Rhinelander Stewart,^ b 3 December, 1852;
(living 1903) ; m 5 November, 1879, Annie M. Arm-
strong, (living 1903).

(looi) Muriel Stewart,"^ h 5 July, 1882; d 7 Septem-
ber, 1884.

(1002) Anita Stewart J b 17 August, 1886; (living

1903).

(1003) William Rhinelander Stewart, '^ b 22 Decem-

ber, 1888; (living 1903),

550. Mary Rhinelander Stewart,^ b 3 March, 1859; (living

1903) ; m 25 April, 1883, Frank Spencer Witherbee,
(living 1903).

(1004) Lispenard Stewart Witherbee, 'i^ b i June,

1886; (living 1903).

(1005) Evelyn Spencer Witherbee,'^ b 7 July, 1889;

(living 1903).

551. Lispenard Stewart,^ b 20 November, 1825 ; d 12 Decem-

ber, 1865; in 16 November, 1859, Mary Norton, b 11
September, 1840; (living 1903).

(1006) Sarah Amelia Steivart,'^ b 11 May, 1862; d

8 June, 1897, unm.

(1007) Robert Lispenard Stewart,"^ b 7 February,

1866; (living 1903), unm.

552. Sarah Lispenard Stewart,^ b 18 August, 1827; d 23 July,

1902; m 15 June, 1851, BHhu Phinney, b 20 June, 1823;
d 20 September, 1892.

(1008) Alexander Stewart Phinney,''^ b i January,

1864; (living 1903), unm.

560. Virginia Garland Webb,6 b 19 August, 1839; (living
1903) >* 'f^ 5 October, 1865, Robert Allan Forsyth, b 22
December, 1831 ; c? 4 September, 1898.

(1009) Robert Allan Forsyth."^
(loio) Louisa Trevor Forsyth.'^

562. Herman Stewart LeRoy,^ b 8 April, 1856; (living 1903) ;
m 17 September, 1880, Clementina LeRoy Morgan, b 19
January, 1856; d 22 April, 1903.

i84 Line of Descent from

(loii) Herman LeRoyJ b 23 August, 1883; d 7
August, 1885.

(1012) Robert LeRoyJ b 7 February, 1885; (living

1903)-

566. Margaret White Munro,^ b 30 August, 1845 > d 2,2 July,
1885; m I June, 1871, Rev. James dcHart Bruen, b 17
December, 1847; (living 1903).

(1013) James Bayley Bruen J

(1014) Jlenry Munro Bruen J

(1015) Norman Jay Bnien,'^ b 22 June, 1879; (living

1903), unm.

(1016) John Munro Bruen J b 24 April, 1880; d 3

April, 1882.

568. Guy Carleton BayleyS (M.D.), b 16 October, 1850; (liv-

ing 1903); m (i) 23 May, 1875, Angelica Crosby
Wyckoif, b 19 July, 1852; d 23 August, 1876; m (2)
22 April, 1885, Bllen Lorraine Bulkeley, b 9 September,
1851; (living 1903). S. P.

569. Grace Walton Bayley,6 b 7 April, 1848; d 15 January,

1881 ; ni 29 July, 1869, Bernard Michael Shanley, & 15
November, 1847; d 19 March, 1901.

(1017) Michael Robert Scton Shanley.'^

(1018) William Carleton Shanley."^

(1019) James Roosevelt Shanley. '7

(1020) Bernard Michael Shanley.'^

(1021) Arthur Shanley,'^ b 28 December, 1874; d 22

February, 1875.

(1022) George Doane Shanley P^ b 4 January, 1881 ;

d 29 January, 1881.

572. Mary Catherine Seton Bayley ,6 b 17 July, 1863; (living
1903) ; m (i) 27 April, 1886, James Fox, b 4 July, 1861 ;
d 27 June, 1890; m (2) 21 February, 1901, Walter
Large, b 22 March, 1856; (living 1903). S. P.

578. Grace Bayley Jewett,6 b 17 July, 1853; (living 1903);
w 20 December, 1876, Alfred Chester Bunce, b 12 Feb-
ruary, 1 851; (living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 185

(1023) Maria Roosevelt Bunce.'^

(1024) Carleton Bayley Buncep^ b 8 December, 1879;

(living 1903), iDiiii.

(1025) Elisabeth Chester Buncep^ b 18 September,

1881 ; (living 1903).

(1026) Grace Jewett Buncep^ b 28 March, 1884;

(living 1903).

(1027) Russell B 11 lice, '7 b 13 May, 1886; (living

1903).

579. Mary Williamson Jewett,6 b 20 June, 1856; (living
1903) ; III 17 October, 1883, Jo^mes Reynolds, b 7 June,
1855; (living 1903).

(1028) James Reynolds!^ b 31 July, 1886; d 6 Au-

gust, 1897.

581. Helen Baldock Bunch,6 b 21 January, 1855; (living
1903) ; m at Caracas, Venezuela, 17 July, 1880, Luis
Erase, b 29 June, 1855; d 19 September, 1899, S. P.

584. Emma Craig Blake,6 b 30 January, 1865; (living 1903) ;

m 5 October, 1892, Benjamin Huger Rutledge, b 4 Sep-
tember, 1861 ; (living 1903).

(1029) Eleanor Middleton Rutledge,'^ b 22 March,

1894; (living 1903).

(1030) Emma Blake Rutledge,'^ b 23 August, 1897;

(living 1903).

(1031) Alice Weston Rutledge,^ b i January, 1899;

(living 1903).

(1032) Benjamin Huger Rutledge,'^ b 11 January,

1902; (living 1903).

585. Helen Bayley BIake,6 b 10 November, 1867; (living

1903) ; m 5 October, 1892, Oliver Middleton Rutledge,
b I September, 1862; (living 1903).

(1033) Helen Blake Rutledge,'^ b 10 August, 1893;

(living 1903).

(1034) Frances Blake Rutledge,'^ b 6 May, 1895;

(living 1903).

1 86 Line of Descent from

(1035) Oliver Middleton Rutledge,'^ b 5 December,

1900; (living 1903).

(1036) Elizabeth Rutledgep^ b 31 January, 1903;

(living 1903).

587. Elizabeth Craig,6 ^ g November, 1868; (living 1903) ; m
19 April, 1893, Edzi'ard L. Braytin, b 8 September, 1866;
d 30 September, 1894.

(1037) Amelia Elise Braytin,'^ b 5 March, 1894;

(living 1903).

589. James Roosevelt Bayley Craig,6 b 16 April, 1874; (living
1903) ; m 28 April, 1899, Frances Maude Boston, b 2
November, 1877; (living 1903).

(1038) Elinore Craigp^ b 28 August, 1900; (living

1903)-

(1039) Carolyn Louise Craig,"^ b 10 November, 1902;

(living 1903).

594. Augustus VanCortlandt,6 b 29 July, 1855; (living 1903) ;
in 26 September, 1889, Ethel Wilson, b 17 December,
1867; (living 1903).

(1040) Charlotte Amelia VanCortlandt,'^ b 29 No-

vember, 1891 ; (living 1903).

(1041) Augustus V anC ortlandt P^ b 15 May, 1893;

(living 1903).

(1042) Carolyn VanCortlandt,'^ b 5 March, 1895;

(living 1903).

612. George Clarence Barclay Ward,7 b 19 February, 1872 ;
(living 1903) ; m 16 November, 1896, Coralie Chastant
Brandegee, b 29 December, 1876; (living 1903).

(1043) Coralie Brandegee Ward,^ b 18 May, 1898;

(living 1903).

615. Susan Hastings WardJ b 14 December, 1872 ; (living
1903) ; m 19 June, 1900, William Gray Lapham, b 6 No-
vember, 1870; (living 1903).

( 1044) William Gray Lapham,^ b i December, 1901 ;

(living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 187

622. Helen Livingston Kountze,^ b 14 August, 1881 ; (living
1903) ; m 12 December, 1902, Robert Linlithgow Liv-
ingston, b 2^ February, 1876; (living 1903). S. P.

631. George Barclay RivesJ b 19 June, 1874; (living 1903) ;
m 24 April, 1900, Elizabeth Emlen Hare, b 30 May,
1876; d 24 July, 1900. S. P.

634. Maud Gwendolen KingJ b 2 October, 1876; (living
1903) ; m 12 September, 1901, Edward Maitland Arm-
strong, b 15 March, 1874; (living 1903). S. P.

656. Isabel Fords Betts,7 b 17 February, 1864; (living 1903) ;
m 26 April, 1886, Robert Henry McPherson, b 9 March,
1857; (living 1903).

(1045) Helen McPherson,^ b 20 February, 1887;

(living 1903).

(1046) Robert Belts McPherson,^ b 15 July, 1890;

(living 1903).

(1047) JaJJi^s Beverley McPherson,^ b 3 July, 1892;

(living 1903).

658. Beverley Robinson,7 b 30 April, 1866; (living 1903);

m 8 June, 1898, Marion Roberts, b 23 September, 1868;
(living 1903). S. P.

659. Maud deLancey RobinsonJ b 19 September, 1875; (liv-

ing 1903) ; m 6 January, 1897, William J. Gordon, b
9 October, 1874; (living 1903). S. P.

661. Frances Duer RobinsonJ b 30 April, 1876; (living 1903) ;
m 27 June, 1901, Henry B. Montgomery, b 2 July, 1852 ;
(living 1903). S. P.

663. Julia Beverley Robinson,^ b 5 September, 1872; (living
1903) ; m 20 June, 1895, John E. Grote Higgens, b 2^
January, 1856; (living 1903).

(1048) Robert Grote Higgens,^ b 11 June, 1897; d

15 June, 1897.

(1049) Julia Grote Higgens,^ b 2 October, 1898;

d 2 October, 1898.

(1050) Edward Grote Higgens,^ b 21 July, 1899;

d 21 July, 1899.

1 88 Line of Descent from

664. Beverley William Robinson,^ b 21 December, 1873;
(living 1903) ; m 9 November, 1898, Madeline Meldrum
Wall, b 6 December, 1876; (living 1903).

(1051) Frederick Philipse Robinson,^ b 9 September,

1899; (living 1903).

667. Ethel Winthrop Storer,?' b 31 January, 1879; (living
1903) ; m 10 September, 1902, Rev. John Addoms Linn,
(living 1903). S. P.

672. Frances Duer Jones,7 b 20 October, 1867; (living 1903) ;
m 4 September, 1889, John James Key (living 1903).

(1052) Jean Frances Key,^ b 12 January, 1891 ;

(living 1903).

(1053) Eugene Key fi'\

(1054) Katharine Voorhis Key.^ "f

674. Elizabeth Schermerhorn Potter,7 b 12 September, 1869;
(living 1903) ; in 12 April, 1892, JJenry William James
Bagnell, b 31 January, 1861 ; (living 1903).

(1055) Viva Margot Bagnell,^ b 11 February, 1893;

(living 1903).

(1056) Hope Dorothy Bagnell,^ b 18 November,

1894; (living 1903).

(1057) Irene Helen Bagnell,^ b 2 November, 1898;

(living 1903).

678. Anna Dorothea Scovil,^ b 30 September, 1864; (living
1903) ; in 17 November, 1886, Francis Manson Brown,
b 27 November, 1863; (living 1903).

{(1058) Frank Scovil Brown,^ b 10 August, 1887;
d 10 August, 1887.
(1059) Ward Manson Brozvn,^ b 10 August, 1887;
d 10 August, 1887.

(1060) Harold Theodore Brown,^ b 30 January,

1889; d 27 July, 1890.

(1061) Vera Lee Brozvn,^ b 22 September, 1890;

(living 1903).

(1062) Carl Wetmore Brown,^ b 17 April, 1892;

(living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 189

(1063) Frederic Cyril Brozvn,^ b 14 April, 1894;

(living 1903).

(1064) Brie Clowes Brown,^ b 16 July, 1897; (living

1903)-

(1065) Florence Hilda Brown,^ b 12 September,

1900; (living 1903).

679. Frances Marion Scovil,^ b 13 April, 1866; (living 1903) ;

in 5 June, 1888, Gillmor Brozvn, b 25 September, 1857;
(living 1903).

(1066) Keith Allan Brown,^ b 27 April, 1890; (liv-

ing 1903).

(1067) Dorothy Lee Brozvn,^ b 12 August, 1895;

(living 1903).

680. William Thomas ScovilJ (M.D.), b 4 May, 1867; (living

1903) ; m (i) 5 October, 1891, Susan Miranda Berlin,
b 16 April, 1867; d 6 May, 1895; m (2) 6 November,
1896, Haftie Augusta Kessler, b 23 February, 1872 ;
(living 1903).

(1068) William Arden Scovil,^ b 5 May, 1895; d i

April, 1898.

(1069) Aubrey Barle Scovil,^ b 3 March, 1899;

(living 1903).

(1070) Francis Kessler Scovil,^ b 29 April, 1900;

(living 1903).

(1071) Thomas Clayton Scovil,^ b 19 June, 1903;

(living 1903).

719. William WhitlockJ b 28 November, 1850; (living 1903) ;

m 4 December, 1894, Fannie Moore Rogers Parkin, b
23 June, 1853; (living 1903). S. P.

720. Bache McEvers WhitlockJ b 11 June, 1852; (living

1903) ; m 7 June, 1888, Emily Ogden Simonds, b 27
September, 1858; (living 1903).

(1072) Bache McEvers JVhitlock,^ b 15 April, 1889;

(living 1903).

(1073) Herman von Post Whitlock,^ b 23 November,

1890; d 20 March, 1891.

I90 Line of Descent from

(1074) Jeannette Emmet Whitlock,^ b 10 December,

1891; (living 1903).

(1075) ^'I'la- Isabel IVhitlock,^ b 22 April, 1893;

d 5 September, 1894.

{(1076) Frederick Simonds Whitlock,^ b 13 March,
1894; (living 1903).
(1077) Katharine Simonds, Whitlock,^ b 13 March,
1894; d 4 September, 1894.

722. Sir Bache Edward Cunard,7 Bart, b 15 May, 1851 ; (liv-

ing 1903) ; m 25 April, 1895, Maud Alice Burke, b 31
August, 1876; (living 1903).

(1078) Nancy Claire Cnnard,^ b 10 March, 1896;

(living 1903).

723. Mary McEvers Cunard,7 b 4 November, 1852; (living

1903); m II October, 1884, Col. George Gosling, b i
November, 1842; (living 1903).

(1079) George Bdzvard Gosling,^ b 23 May, 1889;

(living 1903).

(1080) Vere Hobart Gosling,'^ b 3 August, 1890;

(living 1903).

725. Gordon Cunard,7 b 22 May, 1857; (living 1903); m 30

December, 1889, Bdith Mary Hoivard, b 11 June, 1865;
(living 1903).

(1081) Edivard Cunard,^ b 25 November, 1890;

(living 1903).

(1082) Anthony Gordon Cnnard,^ b 12 October,

1893; (living 1903).

(1083) Victor Cnnard,^ b 8 February, 1898; (living

1903)-

726. Jeannette Emmet Cunard,'^ b 20 July, 1859; (living

1903) ; ni (i) 28 July, 1883, Bdmnnd Leatham, b 3 De-
cember, 1847; ^ 7 October, 1890; rn (2) 18 'November,
1896, Arthur Neilson, b 12 September, 1845; d 1 Oc-
tober, 1902.

(1084) Gordon Ciinard Leatham,^ b 25 December,

1884; (living 1903).

(1085) Hnbert Bdzvard Leatham^ b 20 July, 1886;

(living 1903).

(1086) Lorna Priscilla Leatham,^ b 27 November,

1887; (living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 191

(1087) Katharine Margaret Neilson,^ b 4 September,

1897; (living 1903).

(1088) Mary Neilson,^ b 21 August, 1900; (living

1903)-

727. Annie Allen Cunard,^ b 21 June, 1863; (living 1903);

m 15 October, 1885, Sir Arthur Lawley, K.C.M.G., h
12 November, i860; (living 1903).

(1089) Richard Edzvard Lawley,^ b 9 May, 1887;

(living 1903).

(1090) Ursula Mary Lazvley^ b 8 June, 1888; (liv-

ing 1903).

(1091) Margaret Cecilia Lazvley,^ b 1$ June, 1889;

(living 1903).

728. Caroline Margaret Cunard,^ b 25 May, 1866; (living

1903) ; m 16 January, 1890, Athole Stanhope Hay, b 25
March, i860; (living 1903).

(1092) Robert Athole Hay,^ b 12 December, 1890;

(living 1903).

(1093) Bache McBvers Athole Hay,^ b 24 Septem-

ber, 1892; (living 1903).

(1094) Athole Hay,^ b 17 October, 1901 ; (living

1903)-
731. Charlotte Louise Han,7 b i June, 1844; (living 1903);
m 12 April, 1866, Samuel J. Berry, b 19 July, 1840;
(living 1903).

(1095) Samuel J. Berry.^

5(1096) Clarence Berry, ^ b 19 December, 1868; (liv-
ing 1903), iinm.
(1097) Arthur Berry, ^ b 19 December, 1868; d 30
December, 1868.
I ( 1098) Andrezv Hall Berry.^

1(1099) Herbert Hail Berry, ^ b 21 December, 1870;
d I February, 1873.
(iioo) Louis Pierce Berry, ^ b 6 November, 1872;

d 18 June, 1900, unm.
( I loi ) Charlotte Louise Berry S

(1102) Katharine Gillilan Berry, ^ b 4 September,
1 881; (living 1903).

192 Line of Descent from

733. Helen Bache Hall,7 h 22 February, 1857; (living 1903) ;
m 18 October, 1883, Williani Chalmers, b 17 December,
1848; (living 1903).

(1103) William Hall Chalmers,^ b 31 May, 1885;

(living 1903).

737. George Frederick Newcombe,^ b i November, 1849;

(living 1903) ; m 25 October, 1881, Mary Colfax Mason,
b 14 January. 1854; (living 1903).

(1104) Jane Caroline Newcombe,^ b 13 March, 1886;

(living 1903).

738. Jane Caroline Newcombe,''' b 23 February, 1851 ; d 25

i\Iarch, 1877; in 21 May, 1874, Thomas Henry French,
b 7 December, 1848; d i December, 1902.

(1105) Marie Louise French,^ b 23 December, 1875;

d 18 September, 1891.

739. Frederick Hayward Newcombe,^ b 17 February, 1853;

(living 1903) ; m 4 November, 1873, Anna Bvelina
Hopper, b 17 June, 1856; (living 1903).

(1106) Frederick Hayzvard Newcombe,^ b 22 May,

1875 ; d 7 September, 1875.

(1107) Maude Louise Newcombefi

(1108) Andrezv Bache Nezucombe,^ b 4 May, 1878;

(living 1903), unm.

(1109) Hayzvard Manby Kezvcombe,^ b 24 April,

1883 ;c? 6 July, 1884.

740. Andrew Bache Ne\vcombe,7 b 5 May, 1856; (living

1903); m (i) 29 June, 1881, Lavinia Bogardus, b 17
June, 1858; d 17 October, 1890; m (2) 21 June, 1899,
Marion Hozvard Champlin, b 8 June, 1874; (living
1903). S. P.

741. Charles Manby Ne\vcombe,7 b 1 August, 1864; (living

1903) ; m 21 January, 1891, Annie Elisabeth Pennell, b
17 October, 1868; (living 1903).

(mo) Gertrude Manby Nezvcombe,^ b 6 October,

1892; (living 1903).
(11 11) Charles Manby Nezvcombe,^ b 6 November,
1898; (living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 193

742. Kate Pugh Bache,'^ b 22 October, 1853; (living 1903);
m 2 July, 1874, John Ransford, b 22 October, 1848;
(living 1903).

(11 12) Harold Bolton Ransford,^ b 24 August, 1875 5

(living 1903), num.

(11 13) Henry Ransford.^

(1114) Eugene Francis Ransford,^ b 26 August,

1880; 0^8 August, 1881.

(1115) Melville Gifford Ransford,^ b 13 August,

1889; (living 1903).

744. Caroline Armande Bache,"^ b 10 October, 1864; (living
1903) ; 7n 9 June, 1886, John Bonsall Ayers, b 30 July,
1858; (living 1903).

(11 16) Caroline Armande Ayers,^ b 5 February,

1887; (living 1903).

(1117) Madeline Ayers,^ b 13 August, 1888; (living

1903)-

(1118) John Bache Ayers,^ b 24 January 1891 ;

(living 1903).

(11 19) Theodore Bache Ayers,^ b 9 August, 1893;

(living 1903).

746. Mary dePeyster Lincoln Bache,"^ b 2 March, 1873 ;

(living 1903) ; m 30 March, 1901, Frederick Leonard
Small, b 10 November, 1865; (living 1903). S. P.

747. Katharine Rutgers Bache,'^ b 16 October, 1875 ; (living

1903) ; m 22 January, 1895, A. Clinton Wilmerding, b
24 September, 1859; (living 1903).

(1120) Pelhani Clinton Wilmerding,^ b 21 Decem-

ber, 1895; (living 1903).

(1121) Hamilton Bache Wilmerding,^ b 19 Novem-

ber, 1900; (living 1903).

(1122) Madeline Rutgers Wilmerding,^ b 11 Decem-

ber, 1901 ; (living 1903).

748. Eloise Kirby Bache,^ b 22 August, 1868; (living 1903) ;

m 25 January, 1899, WHmer Otis Davis, b 5 September,
1861 ; (living 1903). S. P.

194 Line of Descent from

749. Maude Emeline Bache,7 b 22 February, 1870; (living

1903J ; ni 18 October, 1893, IVilliaiu Charles Oxberry,
b 7 September, 1868; (living 1903).

(1 123) Harry W. Oxberry,^ b 24 August, 1894; d

18 July, 1897.

(1124) Robert Walter Oxberry,^ b 10 ^vlay, 1896;

(living 1903).

(1125) Kenneth Bache Oxberry,^ b 7 September,

1898; (living 1903).

750. Marion B. Bache,^ b 15 September, 1871 ; (living 1903) ;

m 3 August, 1893,^^ Zachariah V. Flomerfelt, b 1861 ;
(living 1903).

(1126) Claude Bache Floincrfelt,^ & 15 June, 1896;

(living 1903).

751. George Frederick Bache,^ b 5 June, 1873; (living 1903) ;

in 25 September, 1903, Christina Groute, b i August,
1872; (living 1903). S. P.

753. Mabel Hall Bache,7 b 9 ]\Iarch, 1879; (living 1903) ; ni
16 December, 1900, Ward William Smith, b 7 June,
1876; (living 1903).

(1127) Ward William Smith,^ b 5 November, 1901 ;

(living 1903).

(1128) Barl Clifton Smith,^ b 15 January, 1903;

(living 1903).

756. Caroline Bache Pickell,^ b 21 December, 1880; (living

1903) ; m 20 October. 1902, John Chase, b 6 October,
1875; (living 1903). S. P.

757. William Henry Crossman,7 b 9 October, 1864; (living

1903) ; m 28 March, 1894, £/?7^ Torbus Underhill (living

1903)-

(1129) William Henry Crossman,^ b 7 August, 1896;

(living 1903).

(1130) Grace Underhill Grossman,^ b 6 May, 1900;

(living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 195

758. Florence Crossman,7 b 4 February, 1867; (living 1903) ;

m II November, 1903, Frank Otheman Roe, b 15 July,
1864; (living- 1903). S. P.

759. Charlotte Grace Grossman,'^ b 29 April, 1870; (living

1903) ; 111 12 April, 1893, Edgar Mortimer Carnrick, b
21 February, 1869; (living 1903). S. P.

764. James Theophylact Bache,^ b 30 April, 1871 ; (living
1903) ; m 16 November, 1894, Agnes W. Taylor, b 3
July, 1874; (living 1903).

(1131) Philip William Bache,^ b 13 March, 1898;

(living 1903).

766. Charles Frederick Bache,7 b 30 August, 1874; (living
1903) ; m 28 June, 1899, Edith Litchfield, b ij Novem-
ber, 1876; (living 1903).

(1132) Richard Franklin Bache,^ b 29 August, 1903;

(living 1903).

768. Grace Bache,^ b 13 May, 1880; (living 1903); m 21

March, 1901, Benjamin Franklin McQuay, b 25 July,
1873; (living 1903). S. P.

769. William Frederick Dudley^ (M.D.), b 30 June, 1862;

(living 1903) ; m 19 November, 1890, Laura Lightbourn
Bee, b 15 February, 1865; (living 1903).

(1133) Frances Halstcd Dudley,^ b 12 February,

1895; (living 1903).

(1134) Laura Lightbourn Dudley,^ b 21 January,

1898; (living 1903).

(1135) William Henry Dudley.^ b 30 August, 1899;

(living 1903).

(1136) Gordon Bee Dudley,^ b 9 May, 1901 ; (living

1903)-

779. Emilie Duryea Mason,'^ b 20 March, 1879; (living 1903) ;
m 15 April, 1903, John Ralph Wilson, b 13 April, 1878;
(living 1903). S. P.

196 Line of Descent from

783. Samuel Lispenard CooperJ b 16 January 1858; (living

1903) ; ni 6 January, 1885, Elizabeth Underhill Goodsell,
b 25 May, 1866; (living 1903).

(1137) Samuel Goodsell Cooper,^ b 19 November,

1885; (living 1903).

(1138) Helen Elicabeth Cooper,^ b 8 March, 1887;

(living 1903).

(1139) Emily Lispenard Cooper,^ b 7 October, 1891 ;

d I August, 1892.

784. William Lispenard Robb,'' b 9 May, 1861 ; (living 1903) ;

m 15 April, 1893, IVinifred Matthews, b 4 June, 1869;
(living 1903).

(1140) Winifred Lispenard Robb,^ b 14 February,

1895; (living 1903).

788. Reginald Fairfax NicholsonT" (U.S.N,), b 15 December,

1852; (living 1903); m (i) 7 July, 1877, Annie E.
Heap, b 19 June, 1855; d 11 February, 1889; m (2) 2
June, 1900, Elizabeth Code, b 16 July, 1877; (living

1903)-

(1141) Mary Jones Nicholson,^ b 13 June, 1878;

(living 1903).

(1142) Reginald Fairfax Nicholson,^ b 18 Decem-

ber, 1879 ; d 2 July, 1890.

789. William Jones Nicholson^ (U.S.A.), b 16 January, 1856;

(living 1903) ; ni 6 January, 1883, Harriet Fenlon, (liv-
ing 1903).

(1143) William Corcoran Fenlon Nicholson,^ b 28

December, 1883; (living 1903).

(1144) Helen Lispenard Nicholson,^ b 6 November,

1893; (living 1903).

790. Helen Maria Nicholson,7 b 17 November, i860; (living

1903) ; m 28 April, 1881, Pitt Cooke, b 16 June, 1857;
(living 1903).

(1145) Mary Blake Cooke.^

(1146) Helen Nicholson Cooke, ^ b 11 November,

1883; (living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 197

791. Augustus Somerville Nicholson,^ b 29 November, 1862;

(living- 1903) ; m 14 November, 1894, Linnie Bell Wil-
kiiis, b 25 December, 1868; (living 1903).

(1147) Hannah Adelaide Nicholson,^ b 27 Septem-

ber, 1895 ; d 18, January, 1903.

(1148) Somerville Nicholson,^ b 27 June, 1897;

(living 1903).

*■

792. Henry William Ducachet Nicholson,^ b 17 February,

1864; (living 1903) ; m 25 June, 1889, Rebecca Wood,
6 31 March, 1866; (living 1903).

(1151) Helen Sellman Nicholson,^ b 7 May, 1890;

(living 1903).

(1152) Anna Wood Nicholson,^ b 9 June, 1893;

(living 1903).

793. Mary Blake Nicholson,7 b 4 October, 1866; (living

1903) ; m 12 November, 1889, Henry Stoddert Mat-
thews, b 10 January, 1864; (living 1903).

(1151) Emily Corcoran Matthczvs,^ b 2 September,

1891 ; d 27 August, 1892.

(1152) Hannah Somerville Mattheivs^ b 26 May,

1893; (living 1903).

(1153) Charles Mcllvaine Matthews,^ b i^Vehvmry,

1895; (living 1903).

(1154) Henry Stoddert Matthezvs,^ b 30 September,

1896; (living 1903).

(1155) Lucy Haw Matthews,^ b 25 September,

1900; (living 1903).

794. Reynolds Lispenard Nicholson,^ b 30 October, 1871 ;

(living 1903) ; m 6 July, 1898, Laura Marguerite Dag-
gett, b 17 December, 1879; (living 1903).

(1156) Dorothy Lispenard Nicholson,^ b 10 June

1900; (living 1903).

795. Helen Nicholson Roberts,"?" b 19 September, 1855 ; (living

1903) ; m 31 May, 1899, Rev. Samuel Fitch Hotchkin,
b 2 April, 1833; (living 1903). S. P.

1 98 Line of Descent from

8oi. Julia Florence Sutherland^ b 29 July, 1856; (living
1903) ; m 5 November, 1890, Hoivard Sheild McCand-
lish, b 8 December, 1842; (living 1903).

(1157) Hozvard Sheild McCandlish,^ b 7 August,

1 891; (living 1903).

(1158) Dorothcg, Bache McCandUsh,^ b ly June,,

1894; (living 1903).

803. Augusta Nicholson Sutherland,^ b 6 June, 1861 ; (living

1903) ; m 21 October, 1896, George Lezvis Stone, b 9
March, 1861 ; d 13 January, 1899.

(1159) Caroline Sutherland Stone,^ b 4 August,

1897; (living 1903).

804. Anne Howard Rundlett,7 b 2 April, 1870; (living 1903) ;

m 17 April, 1895, James Clark McGnire (M.D.), b i
February, 1853; (living 1903).

(1160) James Clark McGuire,^ b 17 April, 1896;

(living 1903).

805. Augustus Jesup Nicholson^ (U.S.N.) , b 19 November,

1852; d 22 May, 1893; m 19 August, 1882, Charlotte
Gunn, (living 1903). O. S. P.

806. Abigail Adams Johnson,''' b 30 August, 1861 ; (living

1903) '■> f}^ 24 December, 1889, Milton Strong Thompson,
b 8 February, 1852; (living 1903).

(1161) Sarah Elisabeth Thompson,^ b 11 October,

1890; (living 1903).

(1162) Gardiner Thompson,^ b 28 October, 1892;

(living 1903).

(1163) Alexander Bryan Johnson Thompson,^ b 30

April, 1896; d 25 February, 1900.

(1164) Milton Strong Thompson,^ b 26 October,

1901 ; (living 1903).

(1165) Abigail Adams Thompson,^ b 3 November,

1903; (living 1903).

807. Elizabeth Lispenard Johnson,7 b 19 July, 1865; (living

1903) ; m 16 November, 1887, Walter Bell Phister, b 28
December, 1857; (living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 199

'' . ■ (1166) Mary Cornelia Phister,^ b i November, 1888;

(living 1903).

(1167) Lispenard Bache PJiister,^ b 27 September,

1896; (living 1903).

809. Helen Bache Nicholson,''' b 13 September, 1864; (living
1903) ; m 4 October, 1893, Harry Kimmell (U.S.N.) ,
b 10 April, i860; (living 1903).

(1168) Helen Marie Kimmell,^ b 2.1 September,

1894; (living 1903).

(1169) Harry Kimmell^ b 13 October, 1895; (living

. . 1903)-

(1170) Atala Lamar Kimmell,^ b 6 November, 1900;

(living 1903).

813. Atala Bache Nicholson,^ b 26 March, 1875 ; (living
1903) ; m 30 November, 1899, Lucius Q. C. Lamar, b 26
January, 1854; (living 1903).

(1171) Mirabeau Bonaparte Lamar, ^ b 7 April, 1901 ;

(living 1903).

(1172) Janvier Longstreet Lamar, ^ b 5 December,

1903; (living 1903).

820. Alfred Seton,^ b 20 October, 1853; (living 1903) ; m 5

December, 1889, Mary Louise Barbey, b 4 August, 1866;
(living 1903).

(1173) Mary Dorothy Seton,^ b 22 December, 1890;

(living 1903).

(1174) Helen Seton,^ b 25 February, 1893; (living

1903)-

(1175) Henry Seton,^ b 4 July, 1894; (living 1903).

821. Laura Seton,7 b 11 August, 1855; d 20 September, 1898;

m 29 April, 1875, Lieut.-General Wilhelm von Kettler,
b 18 May, 1846; (living 1903).

(1176) Gerhard von Kettler.^

(1177) Alice von Kettler,^ b 8 August, 1878; (living

1903).

(1178) Blise von Kettler,^ b 3 November, 1880;

(living 1903).

200 Line of Descent from

(1179) Alfred von Kettler,^ b 14 November, 1887;

(living 1903).

(1180) Edward von Kcttler,^ b 28 January, 1891 ;

(living 1903).

822. EHse deRham,7 b 18 July, 1850; d 17 October, 1879; '^^
26 April, 1876, John Jay Pierrepont, b 3 September,
1849; (living 1903).

(1181) John Jay Pierrepont,^ b 19 March, 1877; d 6

January, 1878.

824. Charles deRham,7 b 30 January, 1854; (living 1903);

m 13 April, 1880, Emily Hone Foster, b 6 June, 1856;
(living 1903).

(1182) Henry Casimir deRham,^ b 2 February, 1882 ;

(living 1903), imm.

(1183) Frederic Foster deRham,^ b 18 June, 1883;

(living 1903).

(1184) Laura deRham,^ b 22 January, 1887; (living

1903).

(1185) Charles dcRham,^ b 28 April, 1888; (living

1903).

(1186) Giraud Foster dcRham,^ b 12 December,

1896; (living 1903).

(1187) Emily Clarisse deRham,^ b 31 December,

1902; (living 1903).

825. Henry Casimir deRham,7 h 12 August, 1855; (living

1903) ; m (i) 25 April, 1885, Anna Taylor Warren of
Troy, N. Y., b 23 October, 1863 ; d 7 November, 1893 ;
m (2) 23 April, 1895, Georgiana Berryman, b 27 June,
1866; (living 1903).

(1188) Casimir deRham,^ b 3 August, 1896; (living

1903)-

(1189) William deRham,^ b 27 September, 1901 ;

(living 1903).

(1190) Marion EHse deRham,^ b 12 February, 1903;

(living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 201

829. John W. Schmidt,*^ h 18 December, 1859; d 3 July, 1898;

in 5 November, 1896, Marie Louise Stoutenhurgh, b 2
April, 1867; (living 1903). O. S. P. (She m (2) 6
December, 1899, George Albert Durand.)

830. Elise Melenda Schmidt,'^ b 27 January, 1861 ; (living

1903) ; m 6 December, 1883, R. Dickinson Jewett, b 6
July, 1859; (living 1903).

(1191) Elizabeth Melenda Jewett,^ b 8 February,

1886; (living 1903).

(1192) David Augustine Lawrence Jewett,^ b 26

March, 1888; (living 1903).

(1193) Gertrude Jcwett,^ b i January, 1890; (living

1903)-

(1194) Elise Bache Jewett,^ b 27 December, 1893;

(living 1903).

(1195) George Parbury Pollen Jewett,^ b 8 August,

1896; (living 1903).

(1196) Richard Dickinson Jeivett,^ b 14 May, 1899;

(living 1903).

(1197) Robert Coleman Jewett,^ b 14 March, 1902;

(hving 1903).

832. Fritz Leopold Schmidt,''' b 22 April, 1866; (living 1903) ;
m 20 December, 1899, Gertrude L Townsend, b 13 De-
cember, 1877; (living 1903).

(1198) Melenda Pollen Schmidt,^ b 14 February,

1901; (Hving 1903).

835. Use Lotta von Winterfeld,^ b 8 November, 1876; (living

1903) ; in 19 March, 1901, Col. Baron Richard von
Silsskind, (living 1903).

(1199) Max Theodor von Silsskind,^ b 2 January,

1902; (living 1903).

836. Wilhelm von Reuthe=Finck,7 b 21 July, 1869; (living

1903) ; m 20 November, 1903, Elizabeth von Krosigk. f

202 Line of Descent from

838. Cornelius Roosevelt DuffieJ b 18 November, 1866; (liv-

ing- 1903) ; ni 9 January, 1888, Edith Normington Lang-
don, b 26 October, 1867; (living 1903).

(1200) Dorothy Duffie,^ b 13 June, 1889; (living

1903).

(1201) Archibald Duncan DnfUe,^ b 13 April, 1892;

(living 1903).

839. Jane Antoinette Duffie,^ b 12 December, 1868; (living

1903) ; m 14 June, 1887, Edward Hamilton Cahill, b 3
January, 1866; (living 1903).

(1202) Helen Cahill,^ b 4 November, 1892; (living

1903)-

840. Archibald Bleecker DuffieJ b 16 April, 1871 ; (living

1903) ; ni 19 June, 1894, Antoinette Larocque Roe, b 23
December, 1869; (living 1903).

(1203) Roe Clark DufRe,^ b 24 March, 1898; (living

1903).

841. John Van Benthuysen Bleecker^ (U.S.N.) > ^ 16 August,

1847; (living 1903) ; ni 2 October, 1873, Eizsie Frances
Stearns, b 27 February, 1848; (living 1903).

(1204) Elsie Lynch Bleecker.^

(1205) John Stearns Bleecker,^ b 8 April, 1878;

(living 1903), nnm.

842. Cornelia BleeckerJ b 6 April, 1853; (living 1903); m

26 October, 1881, Langdon Preble Wheeler, b 12 No-
vember, 1849; d II October, 1886.

(1206) Bleecker Langdon Wheeler,^ b 29 May, 1883;

(living 1903).

844. Rosalie Lynch Bleecker,^ b 15 February, i860; (living

1903) ; ni 25 April, 1888, George W. Salter (living
1903). S. P.

845. Florence Coralie BleeckerJ b 10 April, 1861 ; (living

(1903) ; 7n 26 May, 1887, Thomas Ellis Brown, b 3 Feb-
ruary, 1856; (living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 20^

(1207) Clinton Bleecker Brozvn,^ b i April, i<

(living 1903).

(1208) Thomas Ellis Brown,^ b 3 December, 1889;

(living 1903).

(1209) Baclie Hamilton Brozvn,^ b 5 April, 1891 ;

(living 1903).

(1210) Otis deRaasloff Brown,^ b 16 October, 1898;

(living 1903).

846. Cornelia BleeckerJ b 26 January, 1852; (living 1903);
m 30 June, 1875, Seaman J. Mallaby, b 21 March, 1844;
(living 1903).

(1211) Francis Bleecker Mallaby.^

{1212) Thomas Kortright Mallaby,^ b 16 October,
1879; (living 1903).

(1213) Cornelia Bleecker Mallaby,^ b 31 July, 1881 ;

d 25 July, 1882.

851. Anthony James BIeecker,7 b 15 September, 1864; (living

1903) ; m 8 September, 1892, Bertha DeLaVergne Gil-
man, b 8 June, 1863; (living 1903).

(1214) Anthony Lispenard Bleecker,^ b 5 November,

1893; (living 1903).

(1215) Winthrop Oilman Bleecker,^ b 18 October,

1897; (living 1903).

(1216) Helena Roosevelt Bleecker,^ b 30 January,

1899; (living 1903).

852. William Hill BleeckerJ b 15 May, 1867; (living 1903) ;

m 2 April, 1891, Emma White Fish, b 12 November,
1866; (living 1903).

(1217) William Hill Bleecker,^ b 4 January, 1891 ;

(living 1903).

(1218) James Barclay Bleecker,^ b 2 May, 1893;

(living 1903).

(1219) Laura Frances Bleecker,^ b 11 October, 1895 ;

(living 1903).

(1220) Kenneth Bayard Bleecker,^ b 13 October,

1900; (living 1903).

204 Line of Descent from

876. Katharine Bache Satterthwaite,''' b 6 November, i(

(living 1903) ; m 2 September, 1891, Adrian H. Larkin,
b 6 June, 1865; (living 1903).

(1221) James Sattcrthzvaite Larkin,^ b 29 May,

1893; (living 1903).

(1222) Sarah Elizabeth Larkin,^ b 9 December, 1896;

(living 1903).

(1223) Lazvrence Larkin,^ b 21 May, 1903; (living

1903)-

877. Julia Lawrence Satterthwaite,^ b i July, 1868; (living

1903) ; m 25 June, 1890, Ernest Rollin Tilton, b 3 Sep-
tember, 1866; (living 1903).

(1224) Ernest Rollin Tilton,^ b 28 September, 1893;

(living 1903).

878. Annie Fisher Satterthwaite,'^ b 6 June, 1870; (living

1903) ; m 9 December, 1891, P. William Strom, b 24
January, 1862; (living 1903).

(1225) Jeanie Satterthivaite Strom,^ b 17 January,

1895; d 14 July, 1896.

(1226) P. William L. Strom S b 25 June, 1898; (liv-

ing 1903).

879. James Sheafe Satterthwaite,7 b 8 January, 1872; (living

1903) ; m 6 April, 1896, Lillie Mar den, b iS April, 1872 ;
(living 1903).

(1227) Lillie Lawrence Satterthivaite,^ b 4 April,

1898; d 13 December, 1898.

(1228) Hope Satterthwaite,^ b 12 August, 1899;

(living 1903).

880. Thomas Wilkinson Satterthwaite,^ b 25 December,

1876; (living 1903); m 6 March, 1902, Lucile Games
Weeks, b 27 July, 1881 ; (living 1903). S. P.

888. Eleanor Colford Jones,7 b 11 May, 1841 ; (living 1903) ;
in 10 December, 1862, Augustus Newbold Morris^ (No.
533 above), b 3 June, 1838; (living 1903).

(The issue of this marriage are chronicled above
under: 533, Augustus NiJwbgld Morris.6)

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 205

890. Cordelia Schermerhorn Jones,7 b 23 June, 1849;^*^ (living
1903) ; m 13 April, 1871, John Steivard, b 17 July, 1847;
(living 1903). S. P.

893. Walter Lispenard Suydam,7 b 20 iMay, 1854; (living

1903) ; ui 29 April, 1875, Jmic Mesier Suydam, b 2 May,
1855; (living 1903).

(1229) Walter Lispenard Suydam.^

894. Helen Suydam,7 b 18 March, 1858; (living 1903) ; in 25

January, 1883, Robert Fulton Cutting, b 2."] June, 1852 ;
(living 1903).

(1230) Helen Cutting^ b 16 December, 1883; (living

1903)-

(1231) Elizabeth McBvers Cutting,^ b 4 July, 1885;

(living 1903).

(1232) Fulton Cutting,^ b 2y December, 1886;

(living 1903).

(1233) Charles Suydam Cutting,^ b 27 January,

1888; (living 1903).

(1234) Ruth Hunter Cutting,^ b 7 September, 1895;

(living 1903).

(1235) Sehernierhorn Cutting,^ b 6 February, 1897;

d 15 March, 1897.

895. John Irving,^ b 25 December, 1841 ; (living 1903) ; in i

December, 1868, Josephine Eichelle Peacock, b 1$ Feb-
ruary, 1838; (living 1903).

(1236) Percival Ralph Irving.^

(1237) Josephine VanCortlandt Irving,^ b 21 Feb-

ruary, 1871 ; d I May, 1879.

896. Cortlandt IrvingJ b 8 October, 1843; (living 1903); m

15 December, 1881, Theresa Roineyn Beck, & 31 January,
1848; (living 1903). S. P.

Henry Irving,'^' b 25 December, 1847; (living 1903); m
II May, 1870, Ella Virginia Woodburn, (living 1903).

(1238) Samuel Alexander Irving,^ b 6 July, 1871 ;
rf 25 August, 1 87 1.

2o6 Line of Descent from

901. Edward IrvingJ h i December, 1853; d 21 April, i\

m 12 October, 1878, Julia Justine Aitkins, b October,
1859; (living 1903).

( 1239) Charles Hdzvard Irving,^ b 27 November,

1879; (living 1903), unin.

903. Walter Irving,'^ b 11 February, 1857; (living 1903); m
12 November, 1890, Bessie Louise VonSickler, b 21 De-
cember, 1871 ; (living 1903).

(1240) Walter VanCortlandt Irving,^ b 13 July,

1901; (living 1903).

905. Helen Schermerhorn Welles,"^ b 22 May, 185 1 ; (living
1903) ; m 5 January, 1875, George Lovett Kingslaud,
b 4 September, 1834; d 14 July, 1892.

(1241) Helen Schermerhorn Kingsland.^

(1242) George Lovett Kingsland,^ b 12 March, 1884;

(living 1903).

(1243) Ethel Welles Kingsland,^ b 21 April, 1886;

(living 1903).

907. Benjamin Welles,7 b 11 January, 1857; (living 1903);
m 2^ October, 1886, Frances W. Swan, b 26 November,
1863; (living 1903).

(1244) Emily Frances Welles,^ b 22 October, 1887;

(living 1903).

(1245) Benjamin Sumner Welles,^ b 14 October,

1892; (living 1903).

910. Emily Astor,7 b 16 June, 1854; d 21 November, 1881 ;

m 14 :\Iarch. 1876, James J. VanAlcn, b 20 A-Iarch, 1846;
(living 1903).

(1246) Mary VanAlcn,'^ b 29 November, 1876; (liv-

ing 1903).

(1247) James Laurens VanAlenfi

(1248) Sarah Stczvard VanAlen.^

911. Helen Astor,^ h 27 November, 1855 ; d 12 November,

1893 ; m 18 November, 1878, James Roosevelt Roosevelt,
b 27 ]\Iarch, 1854; (living 1903.)

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 207

(1249) James Roosevelt Roosevelt,^ b 21 August,

1879; (living 1903).!

(1250) Helen Rebecca Roosevelt,^ b 26 September,

1 881; (living 1903).

912. Charlotte Augusta Astor,7 b 29 March, 1858; (living

1903) ; 111 (i) 20 October, 1879, •^- Coleman Drayton, b
4 June, 1852; (living 1903) ; m (2) 17 December, 1896,
George Ogilvy Haig (living 1903).

( 125 1 ) Caroline Astor Drayton,^ b 26 October, 1880 ;

(living 1903).

(1252) Henry Coleman Drayton,^ b 27 January,

1883; (living 1903).

(1253) William Astor Drayton,^ b 28 November,

1888; (living 1903).

(1254) Alida Livingston Drayton,^ b 24 November,

1890; d 11 August, 1898.

913. Caroline Schermerhorn Astor,^ b 10 October, 1861 ;

(living 1903) ; ni 18 November, 1884, Marshall Ornie
Wilson, b 20 June, 1861 ; (living 1903).

(1255) Marshall Orme Wilson,^ b 13 November,

1885; (living 1903).

(1256) Richard Thornton Wilson,^ b 5 December,

1886; (living 1903).

914. John Jacob Astor,^ b 13 July, i864^; (living 1903) ; m 17

February, 1891, Ava Lozcle Willing, b 13 September,
1869; (living 1903).

(1257) William Jlncent Astor, ^ b 15 November,

1891 ; (living 1903).

(1258) Az'a Alice Muriel Astor, ^ b 7 July, 190^;

(living 1903).

915. Robert Ogden Glover,'^ b 10 February, 1849; ^ 16 July,

1802 ; ;// 10 September, 1885, Harriet D. Darrozv, b 27
January, 1861 ; (living 1903). O. S. P.

916. Mary Weltha GloverJ b i July, 1850: (living 1903);

m 20 June, 1881, Albert J. Reynaud, b 5 May, 1853;
(living 1903).

2oS Line of Descent from

(1259) Marguerite Marie Reynaiid,^ b 12 October,

1882; (living 1903).

(1260) Albert J. Reynaud,^ b 11 June, 1884; (living

1903)-

(1261) Henri Rcynaud,^ b 8 June, 1885; (living

1903)-

(1262) Madeleine Laura Ward Reynaud,^ b 28

March, 1887; (living 1903).

(1263) Marie Gabrielle Reynaud,^ b 23 August,

1888; (living 1903).

(1264) George Pierre Rcynaiid,^ b 30 March, 1890;

(living 1903).

(1265) Louis Augiistin Rcynaud,^ b 23 June, 1893;

(living 1903).

(1266) Gustave Reynand,^ b 25 July, 1895; (living

1903)-

917. James Andrew Glover,'^ b 10 May, 1854; (living 1903) ;

m 18 April, 1888, Frances Livingston, b 4 March, 1848;
(living 1903).

(1267) Susanna Livingston Glover,^ b 7 November,

1889; (living 1903).

(1268) Anne White Livingston Glover,^ b 22 Feb-

ruary, 1893; (living 1903).

(1269) Ernestine Frances Livingston Glover,^ b 18

November, 1895; (living 1903).

918. Edward Augustus GloverJ b 29 March, 1856; (living

1903) ; in 22 June. 1885, Nancy Helcne Reynaud, b 25
August, 1865; (living 1903).

(1270) Edward Augustus VanCortlandt Glover,^ b

21 May, 1886; (living 1903).

(1271) Nathalie Florence Glover,^ b 21 November,

1888 ;rf 13 July, 1889.

(1272) Thomas James Glover,^ b 25 May, 1890;

(living 1903).

(1273) Joseph Ogden Glover,^ b 8 October, 1892;

(living 1903),

(1274) Robert Ogden Glover,^ b 4 August, 1894;

(living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 209

920. Henry Warburton Bibby Glover,"^ b i November, 1859;
(living 1903) ; m 27 November, 1889, Edith Herve Cle-
borne, b 16 February, 1867; (living 1903).

(1275) Claiborne V anC ortlandt Glover,^ b 10 No-

vember, 1890; (living 1903).

(1276) Robert Ogden Glover,^ b 3 July, 1894; (liv-

ing 1903).

(1277) Gladys Gouverneur Glover,^ b 5 February,

1896; (living 1903).

(1278) John Morgan Glover,^ b 10 November, 1901 ;

(living 1903).

930. Augusta Bibby Groshon,'^ b 10 May, 1857; (living 1903) ;

m 6 August, 1885, M. Hoffman Wilson, b 6 November,
1856; (living 1903).

(1279) Marjorie Bleecker Wilson,^ b i March, 1887;

d 4 June, 1887.

(1280) Leonard Bleecker Wilson,^ b 3 December,

1888; (living 1903).

(1281) Groshon Wilson,^ b 28 February, 1890; d 17

October, 1890.

(1282) Natalie deforest Wilson,^ b 16 December,

1891; (living 1903).

931. Isabel Gourlie Groshon,''' b 4 March, 1862; (living 1903) ;

in 2 April, 1889, George LeBoutillier, b 30 September,
1850; (living 1903). S. P.

936. Thomas H. Wagstaff,7 b 19 May, 1858; (living 1903);
m 4 December, 1901, Florence Lamberti, b 10 April,
1861 ; (living 1903). S. P.

938. Alice Wagstaff,7 b 18 January, 1864; (living 1903); m
5 November, 1885, William Hamilton Myers, b 20 De-
cember, 1841 ; (living 1903).

(1283) Pierre Hamilton Myers,^ b 19 December,

1886; (living 1903).

(1284) Margaret VanC ortlandt Myers,^ b 2 Sep-

tember, 1888; (living 1093).

(1285) Carleton Wagstaff Myers,^ b 12 December,

1889; J 28 May, 1890.

2IO Line of Descent from

(1286) Alfred Roulet Myers,^ b 22 January, 1892;

d 12 June, 1894.

(1287) Alice Francena White Myers^ b 11 June,

1896; (living 1903).

(1288) Elisabeth Penfold VanSchoonhoven Myers,^

b 24 December, 1898; d 17 September, 1903.

941. Henry VanCortlandt Meyer,'^ b 9 February, 1862; (liv-
ing 1903) ; m 24 October, 1894, Alary Raymond, b 7
July, 1865; (living 1903).

(1289) Raymond VanCortlandt Meyer, ^ b 6 May,

1897; d 22 July, 1898.

(1290) Francena Roulet Meyer, ^ b 4 December, 1898 ;

(living 1903).

(1291) Augusta VanCortlandt Meyer, ^ b 23 Sep-

tember, 1900; d 7 October, 1900.

(1292) Isabel VanCortlandt Meyer, ^ b 12 October,

1902; (living 1903).

945. Constance Lloyd Bowden,^ h 4 June, 1861 ; (living

1903) ; m 14 November, 1885, William Herbert Wash-
ington, b 2 August, 1853 ; d 14 July, 1900.

(1293) Bowden Washington,^ b 17 July, 1892; (liv-

ing 1903).

946. Drayton Burrill,'^ b 12 May, 1861 ; (living 1903) ; m 2

March, 1889, Elizabeth Steward, b i April, 1864; (liv-
ing 1903).

(1294) Drayton Burrill,^ b 23 August, 1891 ; (living

1903)-

(1295) Elizabeth Steward Morris Burrill,^ b 18 Oc-

tober, 1895; (living 1903).

947. Mary Middleton Burrill,''' b 7 November, 1866; (living

1903) ; m 25 October, 1899, Richard Law Kemble, b 24
November, 1865; (living 1903).

(1296) William Kemble,^ b 21 November, 1903;

(living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 211

948. Percy M. BurrillJ b 6 October, 1872; (living 1903) ; m
13 March, 1900, Mary M. Warfield, d 4 June, 1903.
S. P.

950. William St. John Elliot Marshall^ b 28 April, i860;
(living 1903) ; m 22 October, 1885, Constance Blessing
Runcie, b 23 August, 1862; (living 1903).

(1297) Jean Dale Marshall,^ b 3 March, 1893; (liv-

ing 1903).

(1298) William St. John Elliot Marshall,^ b 30 Janu-

ary, 1896; (living 1903).

952. Sarah Elliot Marshall^ b 17 September, 1866; (living
1903) ; m II December, 1889, Francis Lionel Mordaunt,
b 8 May, 1847; (living 1903).

(1299) Elisabeth Morris Mordaunt,^ b 5 February,

1891; (living 1903).

(1300) Mildred Cumberlye Mordaunt,^ b 31 October,

1893; (living 1903).

958. Ellen VanBuren Morris,7 b 10 June, 1873; (living
1903) > ^'^ 9 October, 1899, Francis Livingston Pell, b
23 September, 1873; (living 1903).

(1301) Walden Pell,^ b 3 July, 1902; (living 1903).

960. Stuyvesant Fish Morris,"^ b 22 May, 1877; (living 1903) ;
m 27 December, 1900, Elizabeth Hillis Wynkoop, b 11
. . March, 1878; (living 1903).

(1302) Stuyvesant Fish Morris,^ b 19 February,

1902; (living 1903).

964. Helena VanCortlandt Phelps,7 b 24 July, i860; (living
1903) ; m II October, 1883, Robert Temple Emmet, b
13 December, 1854; (living 1903).

(1303) Robert Rutherfurd Morris Emmet,^ b 2y

January, 1888; (living 1903).

(1304) Herman Rutgers LeRoy Emmet,^ b 25 Sep-

tember, 1889; (living 1903).

(1305) Anna Helena Emmet,^ b 23 April, 1893;

(living 1903).

Line of Descent from

965. Edgar Morris Phelps,^ h 4 September, 1876; (living
1903) ; in 21 April, 1900, Carolyn Hunter Kane, b 10
March, 1880; (living 1903).

(1306) Walter Kane Phelps,^ b 29 March, 190 1 ;

(living 1903).

(1307) Henry Delafield Phelps,^ b 8 October, 1902;

(living 1903).

967. Louisa Morris Stewart,"^ b 18 June, 1853; (living 1903) ;

in 3 June, 1875, James Kent, b 2 April, 1854; d 20
January, 1901.

(1308) James Kcnt.^

(1309) Williain Pinckney Kent,^ b 27 February,

1877; d ly January, 1892.

(1310) Helen VanCortlandt LeRoy Kent,^ b 21 Sep-

tember, 1879; (living 1903).

968. Helen VanCortlandt Stewart,7 b 9 April, 1857; (living

1903) ; w 10 December, 1884, W. Irving Kent, b 8 Janu-
ary, 1 861 ; (living 1903).

(1311) W. Irving Kent,^ b 4 December, 1888; (liv-

ing 1903).

(1312) LeRoy Kent,^ b i December, 1889; (living

1903)-

(1313) Stewart Kent,^ b 28 August, 1896; (living

1903)-

970. Edward LeRoy StewartJ b 21 June, 1866; (living 1903) ;
in 24 December, 1896, Emily B. Davis, b 11 October,
1869; (living 1903). S. P.

972. Newbold MorrisJ b 12 January, 1868; (living 1903) ; in
9 April, 1896, Helen Schennerhorn Kingsland,^ (No.
1241 above), b 9 March, 1876; (living 1903).

(1314) Augustus Newbold Morris,^ b 2 February,

1902; (living 1903).

982. Robert Webb Morgan,"^ b 4 December, 1863; (living
1903) ; in 4 June, 1902, Bmily G. Wilson, b 9 January,
1875; (living 1903). S. P.

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 213

984. Mary Louisa Benton,^ b 4 June, i860; (living- 1903) ; ni

4 September, 1890, William Nonvood Suter, b ii Oc-
tober, 1861 ; (living 1903).

(1315) Louis Benton Suter,^ b 13 August, 1891 ;

(living 1903).

(1316) Helen Lispenard Sitter,^ b i June, 1893;

(living 1903).

985. James Watson Benton,7 b 24 January, 1864; d 2 Septem-

ber, 1896; m 2 October, 1890, Sarah Wharton Henry,
b 9 November, 1867; (living 1903).

(1317) James Webb Benton,^ b 9 July, 1892; (living

1903)-

987. Helen Lispenard Webb,'^ b 25 September, 1870; d 12
May, 1896; m 18 June, 1895, Lawson Averell Carter, b
II June, 1869; (living 1903).

(1318) Lazvson Averell Lispenard Carter,^ b 11 May,

1896; d 12 May, 1896.

990. Helen Lispenard Webb J b 27 September, 1859; (living

1903) ; m II May, 1887, John B. Alexandre, b 1 April,
1840; (living 1903).

(1319) Helen Lispenard Alexandre,^ b 20 June,

1889; (living 1903).

(1320) Marie Civilise Alexandre,^ b 22 November,

1891; (living 1903).

(1321) Anna Remscii Alexandre,^ b 20 November,

1895; (living 1903).

991. Elizabeth Remsen Webb,7 b 6 July, 1861 ; (living 1903) ;

in 14 November, 1891, George Bnrrington Parsons^
(No. 274 above), b 4 March, 1863; (living 1903).
S. P.

998. Henry Graff TrevorJ b 25 April, 1865; (living 1903);
m 10 December, 1890, Margaret H. Schieffelin, b 16
December, 1870; (living 1903).

214 Line of Descent from

(1322) Henry Stewart Trevor,^ b 5 September, 1891 ;
J 19 November, 1891.
' (1323) George Schieffelin Trevor,^ b 13 July, 1892;
(living 1903).

(1324) Margaret Estelle Trevor,^ b 27 July, 1893;

(living 1903).

(1325) Louise Stephanie Stewart Trevor,^ b 16 July,

1895; (living 1903).

(1326) Henry Graff Trevor,^ b 12 September, 1898;

(living 1903).

(1327) Helen Lispenard Stewart Trevor,^ & 15 De-

cember, 190 1 ; (living 1903).

1000. Maud Stewart Lee,"^ b 1 September, 1870; (living
1903) ; m 9 November, 1893, William J. Albert Mc-
Kim, b 3 September, 1870; (living 1903).

(1328) William Lee McKim,^ b 19 October, 1894;

(living 1903).

(1329) Anthony Lispenard McKim,^ b 20 April,

1896; (living 1903).

( 1330) Cecily Albert McKim,^ b 20 February, 1898 ;

(living 1903).

(1331) Robert Vanderburg McKim,^ b i Decem-

ber, 1901 ; (living 1903).

1009. Robert Allan Forsyth,?" b 25 December, 1867; (living
1903) ; m 8 June, 1892, May Keokee White, b 6 Sep-
tember, 1867; (living 1903).

(1332) Webb Monroe Forsyth,^ b 16 May, 1895;

(living 1903).

(1333) Williani Dabney Forsyth,^ b 24 November,

1899; (living 1903).

loio. Louisa Trevor Forsyth,?' b 4 September, 1870; (living
1903) ; "^ 3 J"Jy. 1889, Henry Russell Drowne, b 31
August, i860; (living 1903).

(1334) Henry Russell Drowne,^ b 3 July, 1897;

(living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 215

1013. James Bayley BruenJ b 26 March, 1873; (living 1903) ;

m I February, 1898, Augusta Prescott Allison, b 15
August, 1874; (living 1903).

(1335) Margaret Mimro Bruen,^ b 30 December,

1899; (living 1903).

(1336) James Allison Bnien,^ b 15 November,

1901; (living 1903).

1014. Henry Munro Bruen,?' (Rev.), b 26 October, 1874; (liv-

ing 1903) ; m 14 February, 1902, Martha Scott, b 10
April, 1875; (living 1903). S. P.

1017. Michael Robert Seton Shanley,^ b 25 May, 1870; d 29

January, 1896; m 19 April, 1893, Mary Sanford. f

( 1337) Joseph Sanford Shanley,^ b 23 March, 1895 ;

(living 1903).

1018. William Carleton Shanley,"^ b 13 July, 1871 ; (living

1903) ; ni 2 April, 1894, Mary Ledwith (living 1903).

(1338) William Carleton Bayley Shanley,^ b March,

1896; (living 1903).

(1339) Bernard Shanley,^ b June, 1897; (living

1903)-

(1340) Grace Shanley,^ b January, 1899; (living

1903)-

1019. James Roosevelt Shanley,^ b i July, 1872; (living

1903) ; 711 18 June, 1897, A dele Grace Amer, b 5 Au-
gust, 1876; (Hving 1903).

(1341) James Roosevelt Shanley,^ b 16 March,

1898; (living 1903).

(1342) Julia Dolores Shanley,^ b 6 February, 1900;

(living 1903).

1020. Bernard Michael Shanley,"^ b 13 August, 1873; (living

1903) ; m 22 June, 1899, Catherine Regina Ryan, f

(1343) Mary Sanford Shanley,^ b 5 May, 1900;

(living 1903).

(1344) Adele Shanley,^ b 26 July, 1901 ; (living

1903)-

2i6 Line of Descent from

1023. Maria Roosevelt Bunce,^ b 21 February, 1878; (living
1903) ; m 14 June, 1900, Guy Carleton, b 4 November,
1875; (living 1903).

(1345) Edivard Jczvett Carleton^ b 9 /\ugust, 1901 ;

(living 1903).

1095. Samuel J. Berry ,8 b 16 July, 1867; (living 1903) ; m 7
April, 1891, Mary C. Cisscl, b 25 March, 1869; (living
1903)-

(1346) Helen Hall Berry, ^ b 11 June, 1895; (living

1903)-

(1347) Richard Cissel Berry, ^ b 18 February, 1898;

(living 1903).

(1348) Dorothy Barnard Berry, ^ b 25 April, 1903;

(living 1903).

1098. Andrew Hall Berry ,8 b 21 December, 1870; (living
1903) ; m 4 October, 1897, Antoinette Dorothea
Droste, b 10 February, 1876; (living 1903).

(1349) Doris Berry, ^ b 14 April, 1899; (living

1903)-

(1350) Ruth Berry ^ b 31 October, 1901 ; (living

1903).

iioi. Charlotte Louise Berry,8 b 6 November, 1872; (living
1903) ; m 21 January, 1896, Richard Thurston Greene,
b 29 June, 1867; (living 1903).

(1351) Charlotte Louise Greene,^ b 17 January,

1897; (living 1903).

(1352) Helen Greene,^ b 31 January, 1900; (living

1903).

1107. Maude Louise Ne\vcombe,8 b 15 August, 1876; (living
1903) ; m 3 June, 1897, Frank Grauer, M.D., b 25 Feb-
ruary, 1864; (living 1903).

(1353) Evelyn Nezvcombe Grauer,^ b 3 April, 1898;

(living 1903).

(1354) Franklin Hayicard Grauer,^ b 11 August,

1902; (living 1903).

Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany. 217

1113. Henry Ransford,8 b 18 June, 1877; (living 1903) ; m 16
June, 1903, Grace Josephine Ponton, (living 1903).
S. P.

1145. Mary Blake Cooke,8 b 3 February, 1882; (living 1903) ;
m 13 February, 1903, IVilliam Britt, b 10 October,
1876; (living 1903). S. P.

1176. Gerhard vonKettler,8 b 7 January, 1876; (living 1903) ;
m 12 October, 1899, Maria Wintgens, b 12 February,
1878; (living 1903).

(1355) Laura Elisabeth vonKettler,^ b 28 Septem-

ber, 1900; (living 1903).

1204. Elsie Lynch Bleecker,8 b 23 December, 1875; (living
1903) ; m 29 July, 1902, Ernest G. Waymoiith, R. A.,
b I August, 1869; (living 1903). S. P.

1211. Francis Bleecker Mallaby,8 b 13 December, 1876; (liv-
ing 1903) ; m 21 March, 1901, Edith Van Dyke Fryatt,
b 10 May, 1876; (living 1903),

(1356) Edith Noel Mallabyp b 24 December, 1901 ;

(living 1903).

1229. Walter Lispenard Suydam,8 b 3 August, 1884; (living
1903) ; in 10 June, 1903, Louise Lawrance White, b
12 September, 1886; (living 1903). S. P.

1236. Percival Ralph Irving,8 b 14 December, 1869; (living
1903); m 8 March, 1894, Edith L. Keeler, b 1869;
(living 1903). S. P.

1241. Helen Schermerhorn Kingsland,8 b 9 March, 1876;
(living 1903) ; ui 9 April, 1896, Neivbold Morrisp^ (No.
972 above), b 12 January, 1868; (living 1903).

(The issue of this marriage is chronicled above
under: 973, Nswbold Morris.7)

2i8 Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany.

1247. James Laurens VanAlen,8 b 15 August, 1878; (liv-

ing 1903) ; m 10 December, 1900, Margaret Louise
Post, b 15 July, 1876; (living 1903).

(1357) James Henry VanAlen,^ b 19 September,
1902 ; (living 1903).

1248. Sarah Steward VanAlen,8 b 5 July, 1881 ; living

1903) ; m 26 July, 1902, Robert J. F. Collier, b 17 June,
1876; (living 1903). S. P.

1308. James Kent,8 b i March, 1876; (living 1903); m 24
October, 1903, Mary Brinckerhoff Verplank, b 28 Sep-
tember, 1881; (living 1903). S. P.

PART VIII.

Extracts from the Earlier New York City Directories, 1786-1803.

During, or shortly prior to, 1794, the names of many of the
streets in New York were changed. The earher names, as they
appear in a map of the city pubhshed with the 1798 directory, and
the present locations of some of the principal streets, are as fol-
lows:

King Street is now Pine Street.

Queen Street " " Pearl Street, from Wall Street to Park Row.

Little Queen Street " " Cedar Street, from William Street to the

Hudson River.

Crown Street " " Liberty Street.

Hanover Square " " Pearl Street, between Old Slip and Wall

Street.

Princess Street " " Beaver Street, between Broad Street and

William.

Smith Street " " William Street, south of Wall Street and in-

cluded all of Old Slip.

Little Dock Street " " Water Street, between Whitehall Street and

Old Slip.

Fair Street " " Fulton Street, east of Broadway.

Partition Street " " Fulton Street, west of Broadway.

Robinson Street " " Park Place, between Broadway and Church

Street.

Chapel Street " " West Broadzvay, between Barclay Street and

Duane.

Greenwich Road " " Greemvich Street to a point beyond its cross-

ing of Chambers Street.

The following names and addresses have been taken from
the directories of the years respectively indicated. No directory
was published for the year 1788:

Barclay, James, merchant, 14 Hanover Sq., 1786; 1787; 1789 (described

as "vendue master") ; 1790 (address, Hanover Square

and Old Slip).
" David, sergeant-at-arms to Court of Chancery, William Street,

1789; 1790 (address, 36 William St.)
" Eli::aheth, shopkeeper, Chapel St., 1791 ; 1798 (address, 306

Broadway).
" Mrs., shopkeeper, cor. Chapel & Warren Sts., 1793.

" Andrezv, merchant, 45 Hanover Sq., 1791 ; 1796 (address, 136

Pearl St., — doubtless the same house under new street

name and number).
219

220 Extracts from the Earlier

Barclay, Andrezv D., merchant, 127 Water St., 1797; 1798; 1799 (address,
31 Cortlandt St.) ; 1800 (residence, 127 Water St.).

" Daniel, laborer, 2 Vandewater St., 1792.

Daniel, ship carpenter, Skinner St., 1793; 1794 (address, 7
Hague St.).

" Thomas, ship master, 87 Fair St., 1794.

" Thomas, British Consul, 142 Greenwich St., 1800; 1801 ; 1803

(address, 25 Robinson St.).

" Thomas, Jay Street, 1802.

" Richard, grocer. Mulberry St., 1796.

" John, house carpenter. Mulberry St., 1794; 1795.

" Leiins, shoemaker, Mulberry St., 1796; 1797.

" Lewis, cordwainer, 33 East George St., 1803.

" Widow Mary, 390 Pearl St., 1795.

" William, carpenter, Harman St., 1796; 1797.

" George, mariner, 40 Harman St., 1800.

" Henry, boatman, Mott St., 1796; 1797.

BachE, Theophylact, 38 Hanover Sq., 1787; 1789 (described as "mer-
chant") ; 1790 (same) ; 1791 (same) ; 1792 (same) ;

1793 (same) ; 1794 (same, except that adddess is 122
Pearl St., — doubtless the same house under a new
street name and number) ; 1795 (same) ; 1796 (same) ;
1797 (same) ; 1798 (same) ; 1799 (same) ; 1800 (same) ;
1801 (same) ; 1802 (same, except that address is 87
Water St.).

" Theophylact & Andrezc, merchants, 87 Water St., 1803.

" Paul & Andrew, merchants, 7 Water St., 1793; 1794 (address 86
Water St., — doubtless the same house under new street
number); 1795 (same); 1796 (same, — with this added:
"and store, Slote Lane") ; 1797 (same) ; 1798 (same) ;

1800 (same).

" William, attorney at law, 136 Pearl St., 1796; 1797 (address 118
Pearl St.,) ; 1798 (address 91 Front St.) ; 1799 (same) ;

1801 (address, 11 1 Water St.) ; 1802 (house, 120 Water
St.) ; 1803 (described as "attorney at law and notary
public;" address, 86 Water St.)

Bayley, Richard, Mr., lecturer on anatomy & surgery, 15 Smith St., 1787.
" Richard, surgeon, 49 Smith St., 1791 ; 1792 (described as "physi-
cian 49, and shop 33 Smith St.") ; 1793 (same as 1791) ;

1794 (address 46 Broadway) ; 1796 (described as "health
officer," 46 Broadway) ; 1797 (same) ; 1798 (same as
1796, except address 5 State St.) ; 1800 (same, except
address, 37 Greenwich St.) ; 1801 (same).

" widow of Richard, Jay Street, 1802.

LisPENARD, Leonard, ale & porter brewer, Greenwich road, 1787; 1794
(brewer, 158 Broadway) ; 1795 (same) ; 1796 (same) ;
1797 (same, except address, 26 Cortlandt St.) ; 1798
(same) ; 1799 (same) ; 1800 (same) ; 1801 (same) ;

1802 (same) ; 1803 (address, Greenwich Road).

" Anthony, brewer, Greenwich road, 1790; 1791 (same, except

address, 15 King St.) ; 1793 (brewer, 15 King St., and
brewery, Greenwich road) ; 1794 (brewer, Greenwich
road) ; 1795 (same) ; 1796 (same) ; 1797 (same) ; 1798
(same) ; 1799 (same) ; 1800 (same) ; 1801 (same) ;
1802 (same) ; 1803 (same).

New York City Directories. 221

McEvERS, diaries, Jun., commission broker, 13 Water St., 1787; 1790
(described as insurance broker, 194 Water St.) ; 1791
(same); 1792 (same); 1793 (same); 1794 (described
as merchant, 127 Water St.) ; 1795 (insurance broker,
same address) ; 1796 (same) ; 1797 (same) ; 1801 (de-
scribed as merchant, address, 34 Wall St.) ; 1802
(same) ; 1803 (same).

McEvERS & Barclay, vendue store, 22 Hanover Sq., 1791 ; 1792 (vendue
and commission store, same address) ; 1793 (same) ;
1794 (same) ; 1795 (auctioneers, same address) ; 1796
(same) ; 1797 (same) ; 1798 (same) ; 1799 (same) ;
1800 (same) ; 1801 (same).

McEvERS, C. & G., auctioneers, 127 Water St., 1802; 1803.

Roosevelt, James, Esq., y2> Queen St., 1787; 1789 (described as merchant,
same address) ; 1790 (same) ; 1792 (same) ; 1793 (ad-
dress, 157 Queen St.) ; 1794 (address, 333 Pearl St., —
doubtless same house under different street name and
number) ; 1795 (same) ; 1796 (same) ; 1797 (same) ;
1798 (same) ; 1799 (same) ; 1800 (same) ; 1801 (same) ;
1802 (same) ; 1803 (same).

White, Henry, 8 Broadway, 1789; 1790; 1791 (merchant, 9 Broadway) ;
1792 (same) ; 1793 (address 9 Broad Street) ; 1794 (ad-
dress, 19 Broadway) ; 1795 (same) ; 1796 (address, 21
Broadway) ; 1797 (same) ; 1798 (same) ; 1799 (same) ;
~ ■ 1800 (same) ; 1801 (same) ; 1802 (same) ; 1803 (same).

PART IX.

A Partial Table of Descent of the Barclays of Ury.

(For the greater portion of the names and dates set forth in
this table, the writer is indebted to Robert Barclay Allardice,
Esq., M.A., F.S.A. (Scot), of Lostwithiel, Cornwall, Eng.)

Col. David Barclay,! h 1610; d 12 October, 1686; m (date of
contract 24 December, 1647), 26 January, 1648, Lady Kath-
arine Gordon, b 11 January, 1621 ; d March, 1663.

(i) Robert Barclay^ (the apologist).

(2) Jean Barclay,^ m 2 January, 1685, Sir Ewen

Cameron, f

(3) Lucy Barclay,^ b 1653; d December, 1686, unm.

(4) John Barclay^ (who migrated to East New Jer-

sey. See Part IV above).

(5) David Barclay,^ d at sea 1684, unm.

I. Robert Barclay2 (the apologist), b 23 December, 1648; d
3 October, 1690; m 16 February, 1669, Christian Moll-
lison, d i^ February, 1725.

(6) David Barclay,^ b 8 September, 1670; d 1671.

(7) Robert Barclay.^

(8) Margaret Barclay,^ b 4 October, 1673; d 1685.

(9) Patience Barclay,^ b 25 November, 1675/6; d

22 June, 1757 ; m 8 April, 1707, Timothy
Forbes, d 1743. f

(10) Katharine Barclay,^ b 26 June, 1678; d 9 No-

vember, 1758; rn 17 June, 1703, James Forbes,
d 1734. t

(11) Christian Barclay,^ b 15 May, 1680; d 1751 ; m

(contract dated) 10 April, 1700, Alexander
J affray, f

The Barclays of Ury. 223

(12) David Barclay,^ b 17 September, 1682; d 18

May, 1769; m (i) 12 June, 1707, Anne
Taylor, d 3 December, 1720; m (2) 8 August,
1723, Priscilla Freame, d 9 October, 1769.
(Left issue.)

(13) Jean Barclay,^ b 27 December, 1683; m 12

April, 1707, Alexander Forbes, d I740.t

(14) John Barclay^ (who migrated to Dublin. See

Part V above).

7. Robert Barclay ,3 b 25 March, 1672; d 27 March, 1747;
in 6 June, 1696, Elizabeth Brain.-f

(15) Margaret Barclay,'^ b 23 March, 1697; d 13

May, 1707.

(16) Robert Barclay A

(17) John Barclay,^ b 19 July, 1701 ; d 16 July, 1714.

(18) Mollison Barclay,^ b 21 November, 1703; m

John Doubleday.f

(19) Elisabeth Barclay^ (known as "Bonnie Betty

Barclay"), b 11 May, 1708; m Sir William
Ogihie, Bart., of Barras.f

(20) David Barclay,^ b 29 April, 1710; d 10 October,

1783; m 10 January, 1737, Mary Par doe, b
1712; d 13 December, 1772. (Left issue.)

(21) Katharine Barclay,^ b i April, 1713.!

(22) Jean Barclay,'^ b 23 April, 1719; d 12 June,

1720.

16. Robert Barclay ,4 b 20 May, 1699; d 10 October, 1760; m
10 June, 1725, Une Caineron.f

(23) Jean Barclay,^ b 22 March, 1726; d July, 1750,

nnni.

(24) Robert Barclay.^

(25) David Barclay P b 24 September, 1737.!

(26) Ewen Barclay,^ b i October, 1738; d 23 Au-

gust, 1805, unm.

24. Robert Barclays (M.P.), b 27 November, \'j'})\/2\ d 8
April, 1797; m (i) 3 June, 1753, his cousin, Lucy Bar-
clay (daughter of David Barclay, — No. 20 above, — and

224 Table of Descent of

Mary Pardoe), d 23 March, 1757; m (2) 2 December,
1776, Sarah Ann Allardice} b 13 July, 1757; d 7 July,

1833-

(27) Lucy Barclay,^ b 22 March, 1757; m 1777,

Samuel Gait on, b 18 June, 1753 ; d 23 October,
1844.1

(28) Anne Barclay.^ b 13 September, 1777; d 29

October, 1782.

(29) Une Cameron Barclay,^ b 13 September, 1778;

d 26 September, 1809; m 25 July, 1800, John
Innes, b 1770; d April, 1832.

(30) Robert Barclay^ (who added the name "Al-

lardice").

(31) Margaret Barclay,^ b 4 October, 1780; d 16

December, 1855; m 27 September, 1809,
Hudson Gnrney, b 19 January, 1775; d 9
November, 1864.

(32) Mary Barclay,^ b 4 October, 1780; d June,

1799, unm.

(33) Rodney Barclay^ (a daughter), b 29 April,

1782 ; d 1853, unm.

(34) James Allardice Barclay,^ b 3 July, 1784; d

3 March, 1804, unm.

(35) David Stuart Bar clay, ^ b 3 March, 1787; d

1826, unm.

^The Allardices, of Allardice, held the lands from which they took their name
from the time of King William the Lion. The estate of Allardice lies in the parish
of Arbuthnott, Kincardine, Scotland, and the burial aisle of the family is in the very
ancient, but recently restored, church of Arbuthnott where a brass tablet inserted in the
wall indicates the position of the Allardice aisle. Allardice Castle, the old family seat,
dates back to 1540 or earlier. It is one of the most notable of the castles of Kincardine-
shire. It is still habitable, and stands on high ground overlooking the Bervie water, about
two miles from the sea, where doubtless the older keep of the Allardices of that illc
had stood for centuries. When the Allardice estate was sold in 1872, — some eighteen
years after the death of Capt. Robert Barclay-Allardice (No. 30 below), — it was ac-
quired by Lord Arbuthnott and now forms part of the Arbuthnott estate.

Sarah Ann ALLARncE was the undoubted representative of Prince David, Earl
of Strathearn, son of King Robert II of Scotland, having been served and "retoured"
(that is, entered in the chancery records) heir-general to his descendant, William
Graham, 8th Earl of Monteith and 2nd Earl of Airth. Her son, Capt. Robert Barclay-
Allardice (No. 30 below) laid claim to these titles under the Letters Patent of 21
March 1633 (and was sometimes, therefore, known as "The Claimant"), which claim
was revived by his daughter Margaret Barclay-Allardice (No. 36 below), and has
again been revived by her oldest son Robert Barclay-Allardice (No. 38 below).

The Barclays of Ury. 225

30. Robert BarcIay=Anardice,6 b 25 August, 1779; d i May,
1854; m September, 1815, Mary Dalgarno, b 1797; d
30 August, 1820.

(36) Margaret Bar clay- Allar dice. "^

(37) Mary Barclay- Allardicep^ b 29 July, 1819; d

14 October, 1823, unm.

(The male line failing with the death, on May i, 1854, of
Capt. Robert Barclay-Allardice, — No. 30 above, — representation
of the Barclays of Mather and Urie thereupon passed to the
oldest living male descendant of the apologist's second son (David
Barclay, — No. 12 above), who in 1854 was Charles Barclay of
Bury Hill. The present ( 1903) head of the family is said Charles
Barclay's grandson, Robert Barclay, Esq., of Bury Hill.)

36. Margaret BarcIay=AIIardice,7 2 b 4 July, 1816; d 7 Au-
gust, 1903; m (i) 2 April, 1840, Samuel Ritchie, b 13
August, 1813 ; d 17 September, 1845 ; m (2) 30 July,
1854, James Tanner, b 17 June, 1820; d 21 January,
1866.

(38) Robert Barclay-Allardice S U.A.,'F.S.A. (Scot),

Mayor of Lostwithiel, Cornwall, 1899-1901,
b 19 May, 1841 ; (living 1903), unm.

(39) Samuel Frederick Ritchie,'^ 6 15 October, 1843;

d 14 April, 1862, unm.

(40) David Stuart Barclay-Allardice.^

(41) Mary Hay Ritchie,^ b 7 September, 1842; d 30

September, 1849.

(42) Augusta Graham Tanner, b 12 August, 1859;

d 21 December, 1874.

40. David Stuart BarcIay=AIlardice,8 b 21 November, 1845 >
(living 1903 at Providence, R. I.) ; m 15 October, 1868,
Fannie Foster Elliot, b 26 February, 1852 ; (living 1903).

(43) Robert Barclay Allardice.^

(44) Margaret Anna Barclay-Allardice.^

-License to No. 36 above to retain maiden surname for herself and her descend-
ants, was duly registered in the books of the Lyon King of Arms at Edinburgh, on
July and, 1883.

226 The Barclays of Ury.

(45) Elliot Ritchie Barclay-Allardice .^

(46) David Graham Barclay-Allardice.^

(47) Clinton Bar clay- Allar die e,^ b i August, 1882;

(living 1903), unm.

(48) Augusta Standish Bar clay- Allardice,^ b 18 Au-

gust, 1886; d 24 September, 1890.

(49) Amelia Barclay-Allardice,^ b 3 October, 1889;

(living 1903).

43, Robert Barclay=AIlardice, b 18 October, 1869; (living

1903) ; m 30 November, 1899, Jessie Darling Drown,
b 30 March, 1871 ; (living 1903). S. P.

44, Margaret Anna Barclay- Allardice,9 b 21 December,

1871 ; (living 1903 at Tarpon Springs, Florida) ; m (i)
14 June, 1893, William Howard Bigelow, b 22 July,
1861 ; d 19 December, 1900; m (2) 8 June, 1902, John
Townsend Hill, b iSy2; (living 1903).

(50) Helen Janette Bigelow, '^^ b 14 March, 1894;

(living 1903).

(51) John Bigelow,"^^ b 10 September, 1896; (living

1903)-

(52) Elliot Allardice Bigelow,'^^ b 13 October, 1897;

(living 1903).

45, Elliot Ritchie Barclay=AIIardice,9 b 10 October, 1873 ;

(living 1903) ; m i June, 1899, Nettie Frances Harring-
ton, b 26 October, 1873; (living 1903).

(53) Carleton Bar clay- Allar dice, '^0 i, i October,

1901; (living 1903).

46, David Graham Barclay=AlIardice,9 b 11 December, 1877;

(living 1903) ; m 15 October, 1900, Annie Firth, b 13
July, 1878; (living 1903).

(54) Graham Stuart Barclay- Allardice,"^^ b 6 Oc-

tober, 1902; (living 1903).

PART X.

Sundry Lines of Descent of American Barclays (and Barkleys).

1. John Barclay 1 (Mayor of Philadelphia), d 8 August,

1816; m (i) — bond dated 24 June, 1777 — Eleanor
Porter; m (2) 11 December, 1781,1 Mary Searle, d Feb-
ruary, 1797.

(2) Eleanor Porter Barclay.^

(3) William Searle Barclay/^ b ly September, 1783;

d ly September, 1784.

(4) Mary Barclay.^

(5) John Mortimer Barclay.^

(6) Harriette Barclay 2 b 29 April, 1788; d 14 May,

1844, unm.

(7) Jane Barclay,^ b 31 July, 1789; d 23 August,

1789.

(8) Sophia Barclay,^ b 29 August, 1790; d 28 Sep-

tember, 1803.

(9) James Joseph Barclay,^ b 15 January, 1794; d

16 August, 1885, unm.
(10) Charlotte Elisabeth Barclay,^ b 18 February,
1796; d 9 May, 1873, unm.

2. Eleanor Porter Barclay,^ m 14 July, 1798,2 James Coch-

rane.

(11) Gertrude Cochrane,^ b 18 March, 1799; d 20
February, 1828, unm.

^Records of Christ Church, Philadelphia.

•From New York Weekly Museum of Saturday, 28 July, 1798:
"Married: On Saturday the 14th inst., at Wilmington, Delaware, by the Rev.
Mr. Clarkson, James Cochrane, Esq., Member of Congress from this State, to Miss
EtEANOR P. Barclay, daughter of John Barclay, Esq., of Chestnut Hill, near
Christiana Bridge."

227

228 The Philadelphia Barclays.

4. Mary Barclay,2 b 24 January, 1785; d 9 October, 1872;

m 10 March, 1814, Clement Cornell Biddle, b 24 Oc-
tober, 1784; d 21 August, 1855.

(12) John Barclay Biddle.^

(13) George IV. Biddle.^

(14) Chapman Biddle.^

5. John Mortimer Barclay, 2 b ly January, 1787; d 28 Oc-

tober, 1855 ; m 4 October, 1814, Margaret O'Connor, b
30 December, 1787; d 29 August, 1856.

(15) John O'Connor Barclay.^

(16) Clement Biddle Barclay.^

(17) James Barclay.^

(18) Ann O'Connor Barclay.^

(19) Mary Barclay.^

(20) Charles Francis Barclay,^ b 17 February, 1828;

(living 1903), unm.

12. John Barclay Biddle,^ b 3 January, 1815 ; d 19 January

1879; m 7 November, 1850, Caroline Phillips, b 21 Janu-
ary, 1821 ; (living 1903).

(21) Anna C. Biddle A

(22) Harriet Biddle A

(23) IVilliam P. Biddle^^ (U.S.M.C.), b 17 Decem-

ber, 1853; (living 1903), unm.

(24) Clement Biddle^ (Surgeon U. S. N.), & n De-

cember, 1854; (living 1903).

(25) Elisabeth R. Biddle.^

(26) Caroline Biddle/^ b 16 March, 1861 ; (living

1903)-

13. George W. Biddle,3 b 11 January, 1818; d 29 April, 1897;

m 1842, Maria McMurtrie, & 1817; rf 13 December, 1901.

(27) George Biddle.^

(28) Algernon Sydney Biddle.^

(29) Arthur Biddle.^

14. Chapman Biddle,S b 22 January, 1822 ; d 9 December,

1880; m 14 August, 1849, Mary Livingston Cochrane,
b 30 June, 1822; d 4 April, 1894.

The Philadelphia Barclays. 229

(30) Mary C. Biddle/^ b 16 June, 1850; (living

1903), unm.

(31) Chapman Cornell Biddlej^ b 5 September, 1851 ;

d April, 1873, unm.

(32) Walter Livingston Cochrane BiddleA

15. John O'Connor Barclay ,3 b 10 September, 181 5; d 7 De-

cember, 1865 ; m 6 June, 1843, ^^"^ Wilks Collet, b 12
February, 1820; d 11 April, 1874.

(33) Mark Wilks Collet Barclay,^ b 22 July, 1844;

rf 13 December, 1862, unm.

(34) John Mortimer Barclay.'^

(35) Laura Christine Barclay.^

16. Clement Biddle Barclay ,3 b 8 February, 1817; d 10 Au-

gust, 1896; m 24 April, 1845, Catherine Ann Holsman,
b II August, 1826; d 29 August, 1855.

(36) Harrison Smith Barclay,'^ b 31 July, 1848; d

28 January, 1880, unm.

(37) Daniel Holsman Barclay,^ b 25 October, 1850;

d 24 November, 1880, unm.

(38) Reginald Seyton Barclay,^ b 16 February, 1854;

d 23 September, 1884, unm.

17. James Barclay ,3 b 25 March, 1821 ; d 6 January, 1892;

m I October, 1845, Margretta Lorillard Holsman, b 28
September, 1828; d 10 June, i860.

(39) James Searle Barclay.^

(40) Julian Holsman Barclay,^ b 8 September, 1857 ;

(living 1903), unm.

18. Ann O'Connor Barclay ,3 b 17 February, 1819; d 28

August, 1878; m I December, 1848, Stephen Decatur
Trenchard (U.S.N.), b 10 July, 1818; d 15 November,
1883.

(41) Edward Trenchard.^

19. Mary Barclay ,3 b 24 May, 1824; d 19 May, 1903; m 12

June, 1867, Rev. Dudley D. Smith, b 7 September, 183 1 ;
d 7 November, 1902. O. S. P.

230 The Philadelphia Barclays.

21. Anna C. Biddle,** b 17 September, 1851; (living 1903);

m 15 November, 1881, Clement Stacker Phillips, b Janu-
ary, 1847; (living 1903).

(42) Phoebe Caroline Phillips,^ b 22 March, 1883;

(living 1903).

(43) John Biddle Phillips,^ b 24 February, 1885 ;

d 18 June, 1886.

(44) Mary Clifford Phillips,^ b 28 March, 1888; d

31 March, 1888.

(45) Clifford Brinton Phillips,^ b 9 January, 1890;

c? 31 January, 1899.

22. Harriet Biddle,4 b 8 August, 1852; (living 1903) ; m 11

October, 1876, DeGrasse Fox, b 23 August, 1838;
(living 1903).

(46) Sylvia DeGrasse Fox,^ b 29 September, 1879;

(living 1903).

(47) Alice Maude Fox,^ b 19 February, 1883 ; d 26

July, 1894.

25. Elizabeth R. Biddle,^ b 9 December, 1856; d 22 Feb-
ruary, 1891 ; m 9 December, 1877, Samuel W. Miller,
b 27 August, 1854; (living 1903).

(48) Charlotte Barclay Miller,^ b 3 September, 1878 ;

d 10 March, 1890.

(49) Marion Spencer Miller,^ b 12 September, 1880;

d 28 February, 1881.

(50) John Biddle Miller,^ b February, 1882; d 3

April, 1882.

(51) Virginia Breckenridge Miller,^ b 5 July, 1883;

(living 1903).

(52) Spencer Miller,^ b 30 July, 1884; (living

1903).

27. George Biddle,4 b 21 August, 1843; d 4 April, 1886; m
8 November, 1876, Mary Hosack Rodgers, b it, Decem-
ber, 1847; (living 1903).

(53) Dorothy Pendleton Biddle,^ b 29 June, 1878;

d 29 July, 1878.

The Philadelphia Barclays. 231

(54) Eleanor Kearny Biddle,^ b 2 May, 1879; (living

1903).

(55) Constance Elizabeth Biddle,^ b 4 September,

1882; (living 1903).

(56) Alice McMurtrie Biddle,^ b 14 February, 1884;

(living 1903).

(57) Maria Georgina Biddle,^ b 18 November, 1886;

(living 1903).

38. Algernon Sydney Biddie,^ b 11 October, 1847; d 8 April,
1891 ; m 28 June, 1879, Frances Robinson, b 7 March,
1858; (living 1903).

(58) Moncure Biddle,^ b 7 October, 1882; (living

1903)-

(59) George Washington Biddle,^ b 24 January,

1885; (living 1903).

(60) Francis Beverley Biddle,^ b 9 May, 1886;

(living 1903).

(61) Sydney Geoffrey Biddle,^ b 16 June, 1889;

(living 1903).

29. Arthur Biddle,^ b 23 September, 1852 ; d 8 March, 1897 ;
m 18 November, 1880, Julia Biddle, b 16 May, 1858;
(living 1903).

(62) Edith Francis Biddle,^ b 8 October, 1881 ;

(living 1903).

(63) Julia Cox Diddle,^ b 16 December, 1882; d 16

December, 1882.

(64) Alfred Alexander Biddle,^ b 19 December,

1885; (living 1903).

(65) Julian Cornell Biddle,^ b 23 April, 1890;

(living 1903).

31. Walter Livingston Cochrane Biddle,4 b 21 August,
1853; d 2 October, 1888; m 1 June, 1881, Pauline
Davis Carter, b 25 November, 1861 ; (living 1903).

o. s. p.

232 The Philadelphia Barclays.

34. John Mortimer Barclay ,4 b 10 February, 1848; d 28

January, 1896; m 12 December, 1878, Mary Warner, b
26 January, 1852; (living 1903).

(66) Laura Christine Barclay,^ b 11 February, 1884;
(living 1903).

35. Laura Christine Barclay ,4= b 10 November, 185 1 ; rf 13

November, 1874; m 15 June, 1871, Shippen Wallace,
b 26 February, 1850; (living 1903).
{6y) Violet Lee Wallace.^

39. James Searle Barclay,^ b 2 July, 1851 ; (living 1903) ;
m 8 April, 1875, BUsa OldHeld, b 13 November, 1855;
(living 1903).

(68) James Searle Barclay,^ b 7 May, 1876; (living
1903), unm.
■ (69) Granville Oldfield Barclay,^ b 19 August, 1878;
d 30 October, 1883.

41. Edward Trenchard,^ b 17 August, 1850; (living 1903) ;
mil July, 1878, Mary Cornelia Staff ord.f

67. Violet Lee Wallace.^ b 11 July, 1872; (living 1903) ; m
8 February, 1899, Warren Seabnry Crane, b 10 June,
1866; (living 1903).

(70) Christine Wallace Crane,^ b 17 April, 1900;
(living 1903).

David Hutchinson Barclay, b at Desertmartin, Londonderry,
Ireland, 10 April, 1801 ; d at Newburgh, N. Y., 30 March,
1879; m (i) 9 May, 1833, Ann Maria Speir, b 8 December,
1807; d March 13, 1837; m (2) 25 January, 1842, Christina
Eliza Baird, b at Warwick, N. Y., 17 March, 1809; d at
Newburgh, N. Y., 7 October, 1896.

(i) Anna Jane Barclay,^ b 3 February, 18/^4; d 27
August, 1893, unm.

(2) Robert Barclay,,^ b 16 March, 1846; d 24 Au-

gust, 1847.

(3) David Barclay,^ b 29 December, 1848; living

(1903) at Newburgh, N. Y., unm.

The Brooklyn Barclays. 233

I. George Carey Barclay,! b Glasgow, Scotland, 21 Sep-
tember, 1828; d Brooklyn, New York, 23 November,
1897; m 16 September, 1852, Mary A. Orr, b 16 De-
cember, 1832; d I August, 1899.

(2) Elisabeth Barclay,^ b 4 July, iS^^; {Hying igo;^).

(3) William Orr Barclay.^

(4) Reginald Barclay.^

(5) Mary Barclay,^ b 18 March, 1862; d 24 July,

1896, unm.

(6) Blanche Barclay, '^ b 9 July, 1868; (living 1903).

(7) Harold Barclay,^ b 21 May, 1877; d 9 Novem-

ber, 1877.

3. William Orr Barclay,^ b 17 January, 1857; d 19 October,

1901 ; m 20 November, 1883, Clara S. Kepner, b 24 May,
1858; (living 1903).

(8) Sylvia Hortense Barclay,^ b 23 April, 1885;

(living 1903).

(9) Beatrice Barclay,^ b 17 January, 1888; (living

1903)-

4. Reginald Barclay,^ b 14 June, 1859; (living 1903) ; m 17

May, 1897, Bertha A. Pahys, b i October, 1869; (living
1903)-

(10) George Carey Barclay,^ b 11 April, 1898;

(living 1903).

(11) Bertha Fahys Barclay,^ b 21 April, 1901 ;

(living 1903).

SUNDRY LINES OF DESCENT,

compiled by

Alexander Barclay, of St. Paul, Minnesota.

(Pages 234-299.)

1. Thomas Barclay, b 1728, Strabane, Ireland; d 20 Janu-

ary, 1793,^ in Lisbon, Portugal. Was the first Consul
of the U. S. to France, and was subsequently sent to
Morocco in 1786 to negotiate the treaty between the
United States and the Sultan of Morocco. In 1791 was
sent as Consul to Morocco. His commission signed by
Washington and Jefferson is now (1903) in the pos-
session of Mrs. John Judson Barclay of Bethany, West
Virginia, m Mary Hoops, of Philadelphia, Pa.

(2) Elisabeth Mease Barclay.

(3) Ann L. Barclay, b Philadelphia, 17 December,

1775; d Buckingham Co., Va., February, 1808.

(4) Robert Barclay.

(5) Maria Isabella Barclay.

2. Elizabeth Mease Barclay, b 5 October, 1773, Philadel-

phia, Pa. ; d 1832 in Logan Co., Ky. ; m i January, 1795,
Peyton Randolph Harrison.

(6) Thomas Barclay Harrison, b 2 November, 1795.

(7) Eleanor Susanna Harrison, b 5 February, 1797;

m Benjamin Frankliji Edwards.

(8) Carter Henry Harrison, b 20 September, 1798.

(9) Robert Carter Harrison, b 30 April, 1800; d 2

October, 1803.

(10) Peyton Randolph Harrison, b 30 May, 1803; d

21 October, 1804.

(11) Louisa Ann Harrison, b 24 October, 1805; m

Caldwell of Russellville, Ky.

(12) Robert Peyton Harrison, b 9 May, 1807.

*From New York Journal and Patriotic Register of Saturday, May ii, 1793:
"Died: At Lisbon, the 20th January last, Thomas Barclay, Esq., formerly a
Consul of the United States."

334

Sundry Lines of Descent. 235

4. Robert Barclay, b 22 May, 1779; d King & Queen Co.,

Va., 16 April, 1809; m i January, 1800, Sarah Coleman
Turner of King & Queen Co., Va.

(13) Mary Elizabeth Barclay.

(14) Thomas Jefferson Barclay, b 30 September,

1805, King & Queen Co., Va. ; d unm.

(15) Oriana Maria Moylen Barclay.

(16) James Turner Barclay.

5. Maria Isabella Barclay, b 17 March, 1784, Aut-il, France;

d 4 May, i860, Staunton, Va. ; w 21 May, 1809, Thomas
S. Coulter.

(17) Mary Jane Coulter, b 29 March, 1810, Staunton,

Va. ; d I March, 1875, Staunton, Va. ; m Wil-
liam B. Crawford, 17 May, 1849.

13. Mary Elizabeth Barclay, b 2 April, 1803, Hanover Co.,
Va. ; d Albermarle Co., Va. ; m John Moon.

(18) Barclay Moon, m Mary Massey.

(19) John Schuyler Moon, m Lizzie Tompkins.

(20) Frank Moon, m Marietta Appleton.

(21) Lucy Reed Moon.

(22) Sallie Thomasia Moon.

(23) James Nelson Moon, m Casey Coleman.

(24) Luther Moon, m Martin.

(25) Anna Moon.

(26) Mary Barclay Moon, (living 1903).

15. Oriana Maria Moylen Barclay, b 11 July, 1809, King &
Queen Co., Va. ; d "Viewmont," Albermarle Co., Va. ;
m Edward Moon.

(27) Isaac Moon.

(28) Thomas Moon.

(29) Oriana Moon, m Dr. Andrews.

(30) Sallie Coleman Moon.

(31) Charlotte Moon, (living 1903).

(32) Mary Moon, m Dr. Shepard of Norfolk, Va.

(33) Edmonia Moon, (living 1903).

236 Sundry Lines of Descent.

16. James Turner Barclay, b 22 May, 1807, Hanover C. H.,
Va. ; d 28 October, 1874, Hillsboro, Ala.; m 10 June,
1830, Julia Ann Sowers of Staunton, Va., b 30 June,
1813; (living 1903).

(34) Robert Gut doff Barclay.

(35) Sarah Margaret Barclay.

(36) John Judson Barclay.

(37) Thomas Barclay, d in infancy.

34. Robert Gutzloff Barclay, 615 July, 1832, near Charlotte-

ville, Va. ; d near Hillsboro, Ala., 18 November, 1876;
m (i) Louise Caroline Hampton, 21st October, 1859, at
Beirut, Syria; m (2) Emma C. Bakenall, 7 March, 1867,
at Bethany, W. Va.

(38) Julia Margaret Barclay.

(39) Louise Hampton Barclay, b 6 January, 1863,

Beirijt, Syria; living 1903, Birmingham, Ala.;
i]i 1892, Reuben K. Edwards.

(40) James Turner Barclay, b Philadelphia, 6 Janu-

ary, 1868.

(41) Robert G. Barclay, b Hillsboro, Ala., July, 1869.

(42) Selina Barclay, b Hillsboro, Ala., 1872.

35. Sarah Margaret Barclay, b 23 May, 1837, Albermarle Co.,

Va. ; d 21 April, 1885, at Greenwich, Conn.; m June,
1857, /. Augustiis Johnson.

(43) Maggie Holt Johnson, b Philadelphia; d Beirut,

Syria.

(44) Jidia Barclay Johnson, b and d at Jaffa, Syria.

(45) Barclay Johnson, b Beirut, Syria; d Greenwich,

Conn.

(46) Minnie Johnson, b Beirut, Syria; d Mt. Leba-

non.

(47) Nellie Johnson, b BeirCit, Syria; d Greenwich,

Conn.

(48) Julia Johnson, b Beirut, Syria; d New York

City.

(49) Tristam Burgess Johnson, b i^^i,'RM\.\2ind,Yt.\ y

living 1903, New York City. ( >'>\. '^ .

Sundry Lines of Descent. 237

36. John Judson Barclay, b 12 November, 1834, near Char-
lottesville, Va. Was Vice-Consul of the United States
at Beirut, Syria, in 1858. Was Consul at Cyprus from
1859 to 1865. Was Consul-General at Morocco from
1893 to 1896. m Decima H. Campbell, 7 April, 1863, in
Bethany, W. Va., b 12 October, 1840. Both living 1903.

(50) Virginia Huntington Barclay, b Larnaca, Island

of Cyprus, 25 March, 1864; d Bethany, W.
Va., 14 September, 1882.

(51) Alexander Campbell Barclay.

(52) John Jiidson Barclay, b Wheeler, Ala., 16 Sep-

tember, 1870.

(53) Julian Thomas Barclay, b Wheeler, Ala., 12

November, 1875.

38. Julia Margaret Barclay, b 6 July, i860, Beiriit, Syria;
d May, 1899, Berkeley, Cal. ; m 1888, Rev. S. M. Jef-
ferson, Louisville, Ky.

(54) Mary Elisabeth Jefferson, b Walnut Hills, Cin-

cinnati.

(55) Robert Barclay Jefferson, b and d at Augusta,

Ga.

(56) Louise Jefferson, b Augusta, Ga.

(57) Ruth Jefferson, b Bethany, W. Va.

51. Alexander Campbell Barclay, b June, 1866, Bethany, W.
Va. ; m 7 October, 1893, Nida C. Ferguson of Rose-
burgh, Oregon, b 19 November, 1869, Batesville, Miss.
Both living 1903.

(58) Kenneth Lorraine Barclay, b Portland, Oregon,

24 January, 1895.

(59) Virginia Huntington Ethel Barclay, b Portland,

Oregon, 15 November, 1902.

I. William Barclay, b 1669, Scotland or Ireland; d 1732,
Lancaster Co., Pa. ; bur Middle Octoraro Presbyterian

Church Yard, Lancaster Co., Pa.; m Mary , b

1669; J 1757.

(2) John Barclay, b 1699; d 176$.

238 Sundry Lines of Descent.

(3) Hugh Barclay.

(4) William Barclay.

3. Hugh Barclay, d 1764.

(5) Hugh Barclay.

4. William Barclay, b 1709; d 1757.

(6) John Barclay.

(7) Hugh Barclay.

(8) Hester Barclay, b 2 August, 1756; d 28 Feb-

ruary, 1796, unm.

5. Hugh Barclay, b 1729; d 1806. Lived in Rockbridge Co.,

Va. ; m (i) Mary Culbertson; m (2) Martha Smith.
No issue by second wife.
(9) Hugh Barclay.

(10) John Barclay, soldier in Revolutionary War; d

cir. 1808, probably Natchez, Minn.

(11) David Barclay, soldier in Revolutionary War.

(12) Elihii Barclay.

7. Hugh Barclay, b 13 July, 1747; d 24 November, 1807.
Came from Lancaster Co., Pa., to Bedford Co., ra.,
where he died. Was a merchant and farmer. His com-
mission as Lieut.-Col. in Revolutionary army under
Washington is now (1903) in the possession of his
descendant, Richard DeC. Barclay (No. 36 below), m
Hetty Fulton, b 2 February, 1765 ; d 5 February, 1819.

(13) William H. Barclay, fc 15 June, 1794; d March,

1824, unm.

(14) Hugh F. Barclay, b 29 September, 1795; d 12

July, 1796.

(15) Francis Baily Barclay.

(16) Josiah Espy Barclay, b 29 March, 1797; d 1825.

(17) John Young Barclay.

(18) Hester S. Barclay, b 2 January, 1801 ; d 14 Feb-

ruary, 1 88 1, unm.

(19) Samuel Moore Barclay, b 17 October, 1802;

d 3 January, 1852.

(20) George TV. Barclay, b 20 July, 1805 ; d 5 Janu-

ary, 1820.

Sundry Lines of Descent. 239

9. Hugh Barclay, b 1751; d 1834, Bowling Green, Ky.

(21) Samuel Barclay.

(22) John Barclay, d in infancy.

(23) Mary Barclay, b 1781 ; d 1853; m Alexander

Culbertson.

(24) Hugh Barclay, b 1784; d 1805; bur Bowling

Green, Ky.

(25) Eli Barclay, b 1786; d 1848.

(26) Sarah Barclay, b 1790; d 1863; m (i) Charles

Donaldson; m (2) David Campbell.

13. Elihu Barclay, b I772>'y ^ cir. 1805; w ^'a/ZiV Tedford, b
1776, dau. of Capt. Alexander Tedford, killed in battle
of Guilford Court House.

(27) Alexander Tedford Barclay.

(28) Hugh Barclay.

(29) Elihu Barclay.

15. Francis Baily Barclay (M.D.), b 29 March, 1797; d 12
July, 1851 ; m 30 September, 1823, Camilla B. Bonnett,
b 14 October, 1800; d 1 October, 1872.

(30) Anna B. Barclay, b 8 August, 1824; d 30 No-

vember, 1825.

(31) Josiah E. Barclay.

(32) Hester A. Barclay, b 29 August, 1827; d 25

March, 1878, unm.

(33) William W. Barclay, b 21 April, 1829; unm.

(34) Samuel M. Barclay, b 11 March, 1831 ; d 20

August, 1880, itnm.

(35) John Jacob Barclay.

(36) Richard DeC. Barclay.

(37) Emma F. Barclay, b 10 November, 1837; unm.

(38) Mary F. Barclay, b 12 January, 1841 ; unm.

17. John Young Barclay, b 29 October, 1798; d 18 February,
1841. Lived in Greensburg, Pa. m 3 February, 1825,
Isabella Johnson, b 10 August, 1800.

(39) Thomas J. Barclay.

240 Sundry Lines of Descent.

(40) Hetty F. Barclay, b 4 November, 1827; d 22

July, 1901.

(41) Alexander Barclay.

(42) Elizabeth F. Barclay, b i September, 1832,

(43) Sarah S. Barclay, b 5 March, 1834; d 13 March,

1884.

(44) John Y. Barclay, b i November, 1836; d 6 Oc-

tober, 1889, in Iowa, unm.
[ (45) Frank Barclay, b i May, 1839; living 1903,
J Superior, Neb. Has issue.

( (46) Isabella Barclay, b i May, 1839; died young.

21. Samuel Barclay, b 17 July, 1773 ; d 24 September, 1845 ;
w Jane Walker of Rockbridge Co., Va., b 1773 ; d 1845.

(47) Sarah C. Barclay, b 1796; d 27 September, 1823.

(48) Philander W. Barclay, b 16 July, 1798; d 7 July,

1838; m Elizabeth Garnett; had issue.

(49) Joseph W. Barclay, b 24 December, 1802; d 8

October, 1830; m Mary A. Lapsley.

(50) Hugh Barclay.

(51) Jane M. Barclay, b 14 February, 1805; m Rev.

Hugh Patton, Princeton, Ind. ; had issue.

(52) Mary Barclay, b 6 June, 1807; d December,

1892; m Samuel Stubbins, Bowling Green,
Ky. Had issue.

(53) Virginia Barclay, b 21 October, 1809; m Robert

G. Garnett. Lived in Clark Co., Mo.; had
issue.

(54) Samuel A. Barclay, b 4 June, 1815; d 20 Janu-

ary, 1877, Bowling Green, Ky. ; m (i) Sarah
Pollard; m (2) Louisa Douglas; m (3) Mary
Gillis. Had issue by each wife.

(55) Margaret Barclay, b 3 July, 1812; d 1856; m

Albert Mitchell, Bowling Green, Ky. ; had
issue.

(56) Martha D. Barclay, b 27 February, 1819; d

January, 1892 ; m John W. McElwain of Todd
County, Ky. Had issue.

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27. Alexander Tedford Barclay, b 1797; d 1848; m Agnes

McChmg Pongne.

(57) James Moore Barclay, b 1820; d 1865; m (i)

Amelia Offiit; m (2) Mary S. Moffett; no
issue; m (3) Mary Eleanor Paxton, b 1810;
d 1883. Lived in Fayette County, Ky.

(58) Agnes Mary Barclay, b 1834; d 1879; m Judge

James T. Patton.

(59) Sarah Ellen Barclay, b 1835; d 1894; m Met-

tellns Woods. No issue.

(60) Hannah Moore Barclay, b 1839; living 1903

Lexington, Va. ; m Judge William P. Hous-
ton.

(61) Archibald Hays Barclay, b 1842; d 1859.

(62) Alexander Tedford Barclay, b 1844; living 1903

Lexington, Va. ; m Virginia B. Moore. Had
issue.

(63) Elihu Barclay, b 1846; living 1903, Lexington,

Va. ; m Margaret S. Rowan.

(64) /. Paxton Barclay (M.D.), b 1848; living 1903,

Eutaw, Ala. ; m Emeline C. Payne.

28. Hugh Barclay, b 1799; d 1870; lived at Lexington, Va. ;

m Mary Woods.

(65) John Woods Barclay, b 1823; living 1903, Lex-

ington, Va. ; m Elisabeth Williams of Ken-
tucky,

^_66) Michael Woods Barclay, b 1824; d 1858 in Ken-
tucky; m Susan Miller.

{Gy) Jane Ann Barclay, b 1828; d 1847.

(68) Lucien Tedford Barclay, b 1832; d 1895; m

Elvira D. Mather. Lived in Chicago. Had
issue.

(69) William Henry Barclay, b 1833 ; ;>* Julia Craw-

ford. Had issue.

29. Elihu Barclay, b 1801 ; lived at Darien, Ga. ; m Eliza Pax-

ton.

(70) Adalisa Barclay; m Dr. Young.

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(71) William Barclay. Killed in battle of Gettys-

burg.

(72) Blihn Alexander Barclay.

(73) Zenobia Barclay.

(74) Julius Barclay. Confederate soldier; killed in

battle.

(75) Hugh Washington Barclay. Living in Texas

1903.

31. Josiah E. Barclay, h 13 November, 1825; d 24 November,
1852 ; m S. Jane Smith.

(76) Samuel J. Barclay, m Miller. Had issue,

{yy) Camilla Barclay, m Dr. Otto Wuth. Had issue.

35. John Jacob Barclay, h 16 December, 1832; living 1903,
Bedford, Pa. ; m 7 October, 1873, Laura Watson Baily;
b 5 May, 1844; d 11 April, 1889.

(78) Jessie B. Barclay, b 5 August, 1874.

(79) William F. Barclay, b 14 July, 1876.

(80) Hugh B. Barclay (M.D.), b 26 November, 1878.

(81) Joseph J. Barclay, b 13 December, 1880.

(82) Hetty Barclay, b 23 January, i^

36. Richard DeC. Barclay, b 3 March, 1836; living 1903; m
Mary DeCharms.

(83) Mary Barclay, m William Scull.

39. Thomas J. Barclay, b 23 January, 1826; d 24 August,
1881. Served in Mexican War. m September, 1855,
Rebecca Kuhns, b 10 May, 1832; d 26 February, 1901.

(84) Margaret A. Barclay, b 10 June, 1857.

(85) Isabella J. Barclay, b 8 May, 1859; ^ ^^- John

S. Crawford.

(86) Mary M. Barclay, b 21 July, i860; d in infancy.

(87) John Barclay.

(88) Joseph K. Barclay, b 15 September, 1863; m

Malosing Bremat.

(89) Rebecca Barclay, b 5 June, 1865 ; m Charles W.

Fogg. Had issue.

(90) Hetty Barclay, b 8 September, 1867 ; m John M.

Jamison. Had issue.

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(91) Sallie B. Barclay, b i August, 1869; m Dr. H.

D. Jamison.

(92) Thomas Barclay, b 30 June, 1871.

(93) Morrison Barclay, b 27 May, 1873; ^ Helen

Cashman. Had issue.

41. Alexander Barclay, b 10 February, 1830; living 1903,

Westmoreland Co., Pa. ; m Sarah Sceptre.

(94) Alexander Johnston Barclay, m 27 January,

1897, Myrtle M. Huey.

(95) Isabella Johnston Barclay, m April, 1889,

Henry M. Cairns.

(96) Mary Barclay, m 1897, William Ray.

(97) Wilson B. Barclay, d 6 October, 1889.

(98) Hetty F. Barclay, d 23 January, 1898, m

Ulery.

50. Hugh Barclay, b 24 December, 1802 ; d 4 September, 1878 ;
m Luan L,. Hall, b 1810; d 1869. Lived and died in
Russelville, Ky.

(99) James Samuel Barclay.
(100) Philander Walker Barclay.
(loi) Joseph Crews Barclay.

(102) Sarah J. Barclay, b 22 January, 1840; living

Russellville, Ky., 1903 ; m Col. John W.
Caldwell (M.C.).

(103) John Fletcher Barclay, b 24 May, 1842; living

1903, Atlanta, Ga. ; m Lucy Allison.

(104) Hugh Barclay.

(105) Prudence S. Barclay, b 25 August, 1848;

living 1903 ; m Judge Walter G. Hines,
Trinidad, Col.

(106) Virginia Garnett Barclay, b 17 September,

1850 ; d October, 1892 ; m Dr. A. C. Wright,
Bow^ling Green, Ky. Her son, Hugh B.
Wright, was Color Sergeant with Roose-
velt's "Rough Riders" in Cuban campaign of
Spanish War.

(107) Wilbur Fisk Barclay.

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87. John Barclay, b 18 February, 1862 ; living 1903, Greens-
burg, Pa, ; m Rebecca Coulter.

(108) John Barclay.

99. James Samuel Barclay, b Russellville, Ky., 17 January,
1831 ; <i Oak Park, 111., 23 January, 1902 ; m Mary Elisa-
beth Taylor of Springfield, III, 25 June, 1874; b Peters-
burg, 111., 14 June, 1839; d 13 February, 1902, Oak
Park, 111.

(109) Luan Eliza Barclay, b 14 May, 1875, Cairo,

111. ; living 1903, Oak Park, 111.

(no) James Taylor Barclay, b Cairo, 111., 14 De-
cember, 1876; living 1903, Oak Park, 111.

(in) Philander Walker Barclay, b Anna, 111., 16
September, 1878; living 1903, Oak Park, 111.

100. Philander Walker Barclay, b 30 December, 1832 ; living
1903, Cairo, 111. ; in Mary Crews.

(112) Philander C. Barclay, b 1857; living 1903.

(113) Frances Barclay, b 1859; living 1903, Guay-

mas, Mexico ; m /. A^ Naigle.

(114) Hugh Barclay, b 1867; d April, 1903.

loi. Joseph Crews Barclay, b 16 July, 1838; living 1903, Jef-
ferson Co., Ky. ; m (i) Ann Dulaney; m (2) Mary
Ronald.

(115) Florence Barclay.

104. Hugh Barclay, b 5 March, 1846; living 1903, Louisville,
Ky. ; m Kate Riser.

(116) Hugh Barclay, b 26 December, 1872.

(117) Edwin R. Barclay, b 17 November, 1875.

(118) Marmaduke Morton Barclay.

107. Wilbur Fisk Barclay, b 15 April, 1853; living 1903,
Louisville, Ky. ; m Alice Hargrove, b 1853, dau. Bishop
R. K. Hargrove.

(119) Wilbur H. Barclay, b 18 May, 1881 ; d May

14, 1903.

(120) Robert H. Barclay, b 4 January, 1883; living

1903.

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118. Marmaduke Morton Barclay, h 24 August, 1879; living
Russellville, Ky., 1903 ; m Frances Kington.
(121) Katherine Barclay.

I. James Barclay, of County Antrim, Ireland; b 1730-33;
711 Jean Lowery.

(2) Robert Barclay, b 1757 (abt).

(3) Alexander Barclay.

(4) Nancy Barclay, m Samuel Robinson in Ireland;

settled and d in Shippensburg, Pa. Had issue.

(5) John Barclay, remained in Ireland.

(6) Jean Barclay.

(7) James Barclay.

(8) Lowery Barclay.

3. Alexander Barclay, b 1759, County Antrim, Ireland.
Came to America about 1790; d 1824; lived in Hannas
Town, Westmoreland Co., Pa. In 1803 moved to In-
diana Co., Pa., near Lewisville, and the farm on which
he settled has been continuously in ownership and oc-
cupancy of his descendants, m Mary Ann Martin, 1795,
Philadelphia; b in County Antrim 1766; came to
America abt. 1795.

(9) Jane Barclay, b 12 May, 1797, Hannas Town,
Pa.; d 17 September, 1868; m (i) James
Wilson, 1816, by whom she had i son, James
Wilson; m (2) Thomas Dixon 1 821, by whom
she had 5 dau. and 2 sons.

( 10) John Barclay.

(11) Alexander C. Barclay.

(12) Nancy Barclay, b 12 August, 1809; d 1888; m

John MacParland; had 3 sons and 3 daugh-
ters.

(13) James M. Barclay.

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7. James Barclay, remained in Ireland; m

(14) James Barclay, came to Indiana Co., Pa., abt.

1848.

(15) Robert Barclay, came to Indiana Co., Pa., abt.

1848.

(16) Mary Barclay, came to Indiana Co., Pa., abt.

1848 ; m John Barclay.

8. Lowery Barclay, b 1779, County Antrim, Ireland. Came
to America 1815. Settled in Indiana Co., Pa.; d there
5 January, 1864; m Martha Ann Agnew, b abt. 1780,
County Antrim, Ireland; d 15 January, 1864, Indiana
Co., Pa.

(17) Jane Barclay, b 11 August, 1810, County An-

trim, Ireland; d 13 April, 1879, Du Bois, Pa.;
w Adam Johnston, by whom she had 3 sons
and I daughter.

(18) James Barclay.

(19) John Agnew Barclay.

(20) Nancy Barclay, b 11 July, 1817.

(21) Alexander R. Barclay, b 9 October, 1820; d

Sacramento, Cal.

(22) Matilda Barclay, b 16 January, 1827; d 16

February, 1864.

10. John Barclay, b 12 June, 1802, Hannas Town, Pa.; d

1880; m (i) Rankin, by whom he had 3 sons

and 4 daughters; m (2) Mrs. Ann {Clark) Cameron,
by whom he had 2 sons.

(23) Martha Barclay, m William Bhrhart; living

Blairsville, Pa., 1903. Had i son and i
daughter.

(24) Mary Ann Barclay, m William Bracken. Had

3 children.

(25) Elisabeth Barclay, living Wilkinsburg, Pa.,

1903 ; m John Mcintosh; had 2 sons and 2
daughters.

(26) Alexander Barclay, m Elisabeth Collasier. Had

issue.

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{2.'j') James M. Barclay, living 1903 near Lewisville,
Pa.

(28) Caroline Barclay, living Jefferson Co., Pa.,

1903 ; m Lang.

(29) William Barclay, lived at Turtle Creek, Pa.

Had issue.

(30) John C. Barclay, lived at Wheeling, Va. Had

issue.

(31) Thomas Benton Barclay, living Indiana 1903;

m Sutton.

II. Alexander C. Barclay, h i March, 1806, near Lewisville,
Pa. ; d 3 April, 1873 5 ^'^ 2 December, 1830, Nancy Gal-
lagher of Livermore, Pa.

(32) John Wallace Barclay.

(33) William Porter Barclay, b 9 April, 1834; d i

January, 1872, Philadelphia.

(34) Nelson Clark Barclay.

(35) Cyrus N. Barclay.

(36) Artemas C. Barclay, b 4 August, 1848. Mar-

ried. Living Philadelphia, 1903.

(37) Nancy G. Barclay, b 25 October, 1850; living

Pittsburg, Pa., 1903.

13. James M. Barclay, b 15 October, 1813, near Lewisville,
Pa. ; d 1865 ; m 1836, Jane Ferguson, b 1813 ; d 1887.

(38) David Douglas Barclay.

(39) Mary Jane Barclay, b 15 December, 1844; m

Joel Andrew. Had issue.

(40) Alexander Ralston Barclay, b 30 April, 1848.

Had issue.

18. James Barclay, b 19 February, 1813, County Antrim, Ire-
land; d 3 July, 1864, Indiana Co., Pa.; m Phoebe Har-
rold.

(41) Elisabeth Barclay.

(42) Margaret Barclay.

(43) Matilda Barclay.

(44) Phoebe Barclay.

(45) William Barclay.

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19. John Agnew Barclay, b 13 August, 181 5, Indiana Co.,
Pa,; d 17 June, 1885, Indiana Co., Pa.; m i May, 1841,
Margaret Medlar Lomison, b 1820, Northumberland Co.,
Pa. ; d 10 March, 1883, Indiana Co., Pa.

(46) William Franklin Barclay.

(47) Watson Lowery Barclay, b 13 August, 1844,

Indiana Co., Pa. ; d 7 June, 1864.

(48) John Foster Barclay, b 27 December, 1846;

Hving 1903 Vandergrift, Pa.

(49) Martha Ann Barclay, b 8 June, 1849; d 28

August, 1895.

(50) Mary Catherine Barclay, b 27 March, 1852;

d 27 June, 1886.

(51) Sarah Margaret Barclay, b 8 November, 1855;

d 20 May, 1892.

(52) Virginia Bell Barclay, b 27 April, 1859; living

1903 Homer City, Pa.

32. John Wallace Barclay, b 16 xA-pril, 1832 ; d 26 December,
1901, in Florida; m Mary P. Elgin.

(53) Jo,'^n^s Barclay, living Allegheny City, Pa., 1903.

(54) Frank Barclay, living Jacksonville, Fla., 1903.

34. Nelson Clark Barclay, b 17 February, 1836; living 1903

Altoona, Pa.; m 12 September, 1867, Sarepta Rnssell,
b 17 May, 1838, of West Bridgewater, Pa.

(55) Walter C. Barclay, b 8 June, 1868; living 1903

N. Y. City; ni Lola McComas.

(56) Frank R. Barclay, b 28 May, 1870; living 1903

Altoona, Pa. ; m Rebekah Brighal. Issue :
Clara Barclay.

35. Cyrus N. Barclay, b 31 March, 1844; living 1903, Altoona,

Pa. ; m Christie Milsse of Pottsville, Pa.

(57) Helen T. Barclay, b 10 September, 1869.

(58) Bertha M. Barclay, b March, 1872; m W. B.

McCrea.

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38, David Douglas Barclay, b 13 April, 1837; living 1903
Pittsburg, Pa. ; ni, 1862, Elizabeth Rainbozu.

(59) Laura Barclay, in Geo. Kerbey. Had issue.

(60) Edgar M. Barclay. Had issue.

(61) James B. Barclay.

(62) Hattie M. Barclay.

46. William Franklin Barclay (M.D.), b 13 February, 1842,
Indiana Co., Pa.; living 1903 Pittsburg, Pa.; m (i)
Emma Sarah Broun, by whom he had 3 sons; m (2)
25 March, 1886, Annie Negley Wills, b 6 June, 1864,
Pittsburg, Pa., by whom he had a daughter.

(6t,) Albert Hampton Barclay.

(64) Paul Lowery Barclay, b 17 October, 1872; d

14 December, 1876.

(65) Henry Carlton Barclay, b 17 June, 1875, Salts-

burg, Pa. ; living 1903 Boston, Mass.

(66) Athalie Griffiths Barclay, b 30 December, 1889,

Pittsburg, Pa. ; living 1903.

63. Albert Hampton Barclay, b 31 July, 1869, Saltsburg, Pa. ;
living 1903 New Haven, Conn. ; m Laura W. Williams
in Rochester, N. Y., 7 December, 1898, b 20 September,
1873.

{6y) Lois W. Barclay, b 21 April, 1901, New Haven,
Conn.

I.

John Barclay, d abt. 1800 ; lived near Belair, Harford Co.,
■ Md. ; m Elisabeth Gill.

(2) John Gill Barclay, lived in Kentucky.

(3) Joshua Gill Barclay.

(4) James Barclay.

(5) Robert Barclay, lived 1820 in Lancaster Co., Pa.

(6) William Pinckney Barclay.

(7) George Washington Barclay.

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3. Joshua Gill Barclay, h 26 June, 1784, Harford Co., Md. ;
settled in 1808 in Louisville, Ky. ; d 5 April, 1851; m
(i) Julia Berthond, dau. Nicholas Berthond; m (2)
January, 1820, Sarah Wheeler, b 16 January, 1797; d
II January, 1862.

(8) Julia Barclay, b 20 September, 1817, Louisville,

Ky. ; d 14 January, 1883; m Napoleon B.
Barclay (No. 18 below).

(9) John Rowan Barclay.

(10) Sarah Hillery Barclay, b 17 May, 1824; d 6

July, 1825.

(11) Mary Deborah Barclay.

(12) William Chapline Barclay, b 8 September, 1827,

Louisville, Ky. ; d 31 October, 1901, in Wells-
burg, W. Va. Had issue, m (i) B. W.
Kuhn, 2 December, 1852 ; m (2) M. R. Merry-
man, 3 July, 1855.

(13) Virginia Priscilla Barclay.

(14) Sophia Caroline Barclay, b 15 April, 1831 ; d

13 September, 1851.

(15) Emily Wilson Barclay.

(16) Hanson Wheeler Barclay.

(17) Sallie Henrietta Barclay, b 17 May, 1840,

Trimble Co., Ky. ; d 17 May, i860.

6. William Pinckney Barclay, b Harford Co., Md. ; d Ken-

tucky ; m Rachel .

(18) Napoleon Bonaparte Barclay.

( 19) Louisa Anna Barclay.

7. George Washington Barclay, b 5 March, 1794, Harford

Co., Md. ; d April, 1865; m (i) Matilda Wheeler; m
(2) April 15, 1823, Catherine Griffith, d 30 April, 1880.

(20) Mary Eliza Barclay, b 31 May, 1825; d 5 Sep-

tember, 1832.

(21) G e or giana Barclay.

(22) Catherine Barclay, b 23 Julv, 1830; d 28 June,

1836.

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(23) Robert G. Barclay, b 10 December, 1832 ; d 1870,

New Orleans.

(24) John N. Barclay, b 22 November, 1835 ; d 10

August, 1 84 1.

(25) Charles R. Barclay, b 17 December, 1838; d

17 April, 1863, Washington, D. C.

9. John Rowan Barclay, b 26 January, 1822; living 1903,
Milton, Ky. ; m ( i ) Mary H. Rose of Wellsburg, W.
Va., December, 1843, ^ 23 February, 1823; m (2) 8 Sep-
tember, 1859, ( ?) No issue.

(26) Mahala R. Barclay, m 1890, Judge /. H. Gossam

of Milton, Ky.

(27) Sallie Barclay, d 3 November, 1886; m

Str other.

(28) Mary H. Barclay, m 1870, William C. Pryor.

Had issue.

II. Mary Deborah Barclay, b 26 October, 1825, Louisville,
Ky. ; d 12 January, 1852; m 31 May, 1843, Henry Law-
rence.

(29) Alice Lawrence.

(30) Barclay Lawrence.

(31) Joseph Lawrence.

13. Virginia Priscilla Barclay, b 21 June, 1829, Louisville,
Ky. ; m 1 May, 1851, John Hanson Wheeler, b 8 March,
1826.

(32) Russell Barclay Wheeler.

15. Emily Wilson Barclay, b 14 April, 1833, Trimble Co.,
Ky. ; living 1903 ; m at "Fancy Farm," Trimble Co.,
Ky., 14 June, 1853, Robert Taliaferro, b 16 May, 1805,
Caroline Co., Va.

(33) Augustus Taliaferro, b 14 April, 1854, La

Grange, Oldham Co., Ky. ; m 26 June, 1895,
Virginia Ranson Kerr.

(34) Rowan Barclay Taliaferro, b 11 October, 1855,

La Grange, Oldham Co., Ky; m 26 October,
1879, -^l^ce Ramsey.

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(35) Emma Taliaferro, b 22 January, 1859, La

Grange, Oldham Co., Ky. ; m 30 September,
1896, John M. Bellamy.

(36) Elisabeth Ward Taliaferro, b 14 September,

1864, Louisville, Ky. ; m 19 February, 1884,
James /v. Broughton.

(37) yifgi^ Taliaferro, b 20 December, 1866, Bullett

Co., Ky. ; m 4 March, 1902, Charles Wesley
Forman.

16. Hanson Wheeler Barclay, b 28 December, 1834, Trimble
Co., Ky. ; d 7 February, 1902, at Louisville, Ky. ; w (i)
Pattie 0. Stewart, 26 October, 1858, at Cincinnati, O. ;
m (2) 18 June, 1863, in Jefferson Co., Ky., Susan Mary
Lewis, b 23 November, 1837.

(38) Warner Lewis Barclay, b 18 June, 1864, Louis-

ville, Ky. ; living 1903.

(39) Rowan Chapline Barclay, b 12 September, 1866,

Louisville, Ky; m Hattie Henderson, 12 Oc-
tober, 1892.

(40) Mary Helen Barclay, |Tw^ins, b 22 Oc-

(41) William Dougherty Barclay, ^iober, 1869, Louis-

ville, Ky. He m Etta M. Boxley, 19 Decem-
ber, 1895, Odessa, Mo.

(42) Sue Virginia Barclay, b 30 November, 1871,

Louisville, Ky. ; m 12 September, 1892, James
M. Vaughan. Had issue.

18. Napoleon Bonaparte Barclay, b Pennsylvania 11 October,
1812; d 28 February, 1853, Trimble Co., Ky. ; m 13
November, 1836, Julia Barclay (No. 8 above) ; b 20 Sep-
tember, 1817, Louisville, Ky. ; d 14 January, 1883,
Columbus, Mo.

(43) Sarah Elisabeth Barclay.

(44) Mary Julia Barclay.

(45) Emma Virginia Barclay.

(46) Lucy Rozvan Barclay.

(47) Sophia Chapline Barclay.

(48) Alice Gray Barclay, b 27 August, 1849, Trimble

Co., Ky. ; flJ 31 May, 1853.

(49) Anna Hooper Barclay.

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21. Georgiana Barclay, b 27 September, 1827; d 18 October,
1864, Washington, D. C. ; m 2 July, 1850, Lambert A.
Whitely.

(50) Mary Barclay Whitely, b 4 April, 185 1; m 12

Alay, 1880, William M. Dove of Washington,
D. C.

(51) Kate Whitely, b 23 August, 1853; d 31 March,

1867.

(52) Alice Whitely, b 29 October, 1856; d 1861.

32. Russell Barclay Wheeler, b 26 February, 1852, Madison,
Ind. ; d 5 January, 1891, Louisville, Ky. ; m 7 November,
1880, Mildred Stewart.

(53) Edwin Stewart Wheeler, b 23 June, 1881, Louis-

ville, Ky,

(54) Isaac Miller Wheeler, b 5 October, 1885, Louis-

ville, Ky.

43. Sarah Elizabeth Barclay, b 9 September, 1837, Trimble

Co., Ky. ; m Jesse C. Wilhorte, 16 November, 1859, at
Leavenworth, Kan.

(55) Minnie Belle Wilhorte, b 10 October, 1861 ; m

Jesse M. West.

(56) Julian Barclay Wilhorte, b 21 February, 1865,

Kansas City, Mo.

(57) James Ely Wilhorte, b 7 October, 1868, Waver-

ly. Mo. ; m Maude Blodgett.

(58) Kate Thatcher Wilhorte, b 14 November, 1870,

Waverly, Mo.

(59) Elisabeth Evelyn Wilhorte, b 3 September, 1872,

Columbus, Mo.

(60) Frederick Shelton Wilhorte, b 28 April, 1875,

St. Louis, Mo.

(61) Edward Swarts Wilhorte, b August, 1877, St.

Louis, Mo.

44. Mary Julia Barclay, b 7 October, 1839, Madison, Ind.; m

(i) Alexander H. Thacher, 11 April, 1861, at Leaven-
worth, Kas., d Arkansas, 29 September, 1870; m (2)

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James B. Sorency, 26 March, 1872, at Holden, Mo. ; d
Odessa, Mo., 25 June, 1895.

(62) Kate DeM. Thacher, b 30 January, 1862; d in

infancy.

(63) George Barclay Thacher, b 2 February, 1864,

Springfield, Mo. ; ni Annie E. Zimmerman.

(64) Phillip Edgar Thacher, b 19 June, 1866, War-

rensburg, Mo. ; d in infancy.

(65) Julia Barclay Sorency, b 17 November, 1873,

Columbus, Mo. ; d 25 June, 1880.

(66) Alice Gray Sorency, b 3 April, 1878; d in in-

fancy.

(67) James B. Sorency, b 24 April, 1875.

(68) Allan Gray Sorency, b 2 April, 1880.

45. Emma Virginia Barclay, b 10 September, 1841, Madison,

Ind. ; m 28 October, 1857, George W. Snyder, at Milton,
Ky.

(69) Charles Allan Snyder, b 11 February, i860;

d 29 March, 1863.

(70) Rowan Barclay Snyder, b 15 September, 1863;

m 25 January, 1888, EfHe L. Gibbs.

(71) Jesse Lee Snyder, b 8 March, 1866; d 11 March,

1868.

(72) Allan Lee Snyder, b 2 April, 1868; d 1 Decem-

ber, 1875.

(73) Frederick N. Snyder, & 13 March, 1870; d 6

September, 1875.

(74) George Baker Snyder, b 6 September, 1874.

(75) Julia M. Snyder, b 27 February, 1877; d 25

July, 1887.

46. Lucy Rowan Barclay, b 2 February, 1844, Madison, Ind. ;

d 24 June, 1887; m (i) William H. Ruel, 6 May, i860,
Leavenworth, Kan., d June, 1871 ; m (2) P. S. Baker,
November, 1875, in Kansas City.

(76) Lucy Ellen Ruel, h August, 1867; m Charles B.

Ferguson, October, 1886.

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ijy') Alene Kendall Baker, b 26 December, 1876.

(78) Henry Carroll Baker.

(79) Peter Napoleon Baker.

47. Sophia Chapline Barclay, b 8 October, 1847, Trimble Co.,
Ky. ; m June, 1864, Gilbert G. Crandall at Kansas City,
Mo.

(80) Amos Barclay Crandall, b July, 1867.

(81) Henry Ruel Crandall, b 1873.

(82) George Parker Crandall, b November, 1876.

(83) Maude Crandall, b January, 1882.

49. Anna Hooper Barclay, b 26 December, 1851, Trimble
City, Ky. ; d February, 1896; m 17 July, 1869, John
Meredith Bellamy at Waverly, Mo.

(84) Sarah Elizabeth Bellamy, b 6 August, 1874;

m William J. Prigmore.

(85) William Bradford Bellamy, b January, 1877.

(86) Berthond Taylor Bellamy, b September, 1879.

(87) Delia Vaughn Bellamy, b August, 1882.

(88) Julia Pearl Van Dyke Bellamy, b 1885.

(89) Edith Simms Bellamy, b 1887.

(90) Frances May Bellamy, b 1889.

(91) Harold Meredith Bellamy, b 1891.

I. James Barclay, b 1722; d 1792; m Margaret Fowlan, d
15 December, 18 16. Lived in Warrington Township,
Bucks Co., Pa.

(2) James Barclay, of Philadelphia.

(3) John Barclay.

(4) Hugh Barclay.

(5) Sarah Barclay, m Huffty.

(6) Mary B. Barclay, m Barr.

(7) Richard Barclay.

3. John Barclay, b 1749; d 15 September, 1824, Philadelphia;
bur in Neshaminy Church graveyard, Warwick Town-
ship, Bucks Co., Pa.

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His Public Service;s :

1776, Jan. 8. Commissioned Ensign in 4 Batallion

under Col. Anthony Wayne.
Oct. I. Promoted to 26. Lieut.

1777, Jany. Commissioned ist Lieut. 5th Reg. Penn.

line.
June 13. Commissioned Capt.-Lieut.

1 78 1, Jany. i. Retired with brevet rank of Captain.

1782, Dec. 23. Appointed Justice of the Peace.

1787, A delegate to State Convention to ratify

Federal Constitution.

1788, Aug. 14. Appointed Justice of Court of Quarter

Sessions.
1789-90. A member of State Constitutional Con-

vention.

1790, Feb. 27. Appointed Presiding Justice, Court of

Common Pleas.

1791, Aug. 17,1 An associate Judge of the Courts of
to 1803, Jany. 2.j Bucks Co.

1804, A member of the State Senate.

Was President of the Bank of the Northern Liberties
of Philadelphia.

Was a member of the Pennsylvania Society of the
Cincinnati.

(8) John Louis Barclay.

(9) James M. Barclay.

8. John Louis Barclay, m Lucy Bozvmar.

(10) Jierrmon Bozvmar Barclay.

(11) James C. Barclay.

(12) Fannie Barclay, d young.

9. James M. Barclay, b 181 3 ; c? 1863 ; m 24 May, 1849, Hetty

Mary Bowmar, b 30 October, 1831 ; d 20 December,
1858. (Only child of Robert H. and Martha Hoggin
Bowmar.)

(13) Pattie Barclay, b 1851, Versailles, Ky. ; m 15

July, 1876, William H. Lex of Philadelphia,
by whom she had i son, Barclay Lex, b 1889.

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(14) John Barclay, b 1852; d 1898, unm.

(15) Nannie L. Barclay, b 1854, Versailles, Ky. ; m

April, 1874, Samuel Nevins of Philadelphia,
by whom she had 3 daughters.

10. Herrmon Bowmar Barclay, m Annie Brand of Lexing-

ton, Ky.

(16) Alexander Barclay, d at the age of 21, unm.

11. James C. Barclay, m W. Burbridge, Lexington, Ky.

(17) James C. Barclay, Jr.

1. William Barclay, lived in County Tyrone, Ireland.

(2) James Barclay.

2. James Barclay, lived in County Tyrone, Ireland; m Cath-

erine Edmonds.

(3) Samttel Barclay.

3. Samuel Barclay, b 29 December, 1802, Poplar Hill, Tully-

hogue. County Tyrone, Ireland. Came to America in
1844; d 31 October, 1879, in New York City; m 16 De-
cember, 1828, Sarah Hunter at Stuartstown, County
Tyrone, Ireland; b County Tyrone 5 October, 1805; ^
N. Y. City 7 December, 1848.

(4) James H. Barclay.

(5) Henry Barclay.

(6) Thomas Barclay, b 22 February, 1834; d 19

January, 1894. Had issue living 1903 in
California.

(7) Elisa Barclay.

(8) Mary Barclay, b 27 June, 1839; d 17 Septem-

ber, 1876 ; m Thomas Kerr.

(9) Catherine Barclay, b 17 August, 1842; m (i)

George G. Mitchell; m (2) 25 October, 1886,
Dr. Z. Swift Webb.
(10) Sarah Barclay, b 30 May, 1846, New York City;
living 1903 Jefferson, Iowa ; m John Steven-
son. Have 10 children living 1903.

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4. James H. Barclay, b 16 December, 1829, County Tyrone,

Ireland; d 6 December, 1886; m 22 February, 1858,
Hannah Viola Flint of Reading, Mass., b 25 November,
1839; d 10 September, 1879, at Mt. Vernon, N. Y,

(11) James F. Barclay, b 19 June, 1859; m 12 De-

cember, 1900, Lee A. Hernboldt.

(12) Viola H. Barclay, b 23 May, 1863; m 3 March,

1 89 1, John Mint] en.

(13) Grace F. Barclay, b 2y April, 1865; ^ 18 Oc-

tober, 1890, Blmo P. Hernboldt.

(14) Nellie Barclay, b 2 December, 1866; m Rufus

K. Midford, 5 December, 1893.

(15) Robert Hall Barclay, b 27 June, 1870; m 27

June, 1897, Marion Hobley.

(16) Nathan Straus Barclay, b 23 September, 1878.

5. Henry Barclay, b 8 April, 1832, "Templereagh," County

Tyrone, Ireland. Served in American Civil War as
Captain of Co. K, 12th Regt., N. G. S. N. Y., and in
25th Regt. of N. Y. Volunteer Cavalry. Living 1903
Brooklyn, N. Y. m (i) 27 October, 1851, Margaret
Nightingale (by whom he had 9 children), b 12 April,
1832, N. Y. City; d 9 August, 1874; m (2) 4 Septem-
ber, 1876, C. Cecilia Corell, b 4 October, 1846; dau. John
& Louisa A. Corell.

(17) John N. Barclay, b 7 December, 1853; d 8 Feb-

ruary, 1859.

(18) James H. Barclay, b 23 April, 1855; d 13 Feb-

ruary, 1857.

(19) Margaret E. Barclay, b 12 October, 1857; m

25 November, 1880, Lewis H. Miller at Ka-
tonah, N. Y. .

(20) Henry L. Barclay, b 26 February, 1859.

(21) Sarah H. Barclay, b 4 March, 1861 ; m October,

1882, George Rndischhanscr.

(22) William N. Barclay, b 3 October, 1862.

(23) Anna J. A. Barclay, b 6 July, 1864; d 15 Janu-

ary, 1902; m 15 June, 1886, Leemon Brnnd-
aze.

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(24) Samuel Corbet Custer Barclay, b 7 May, 1867;

d 3 February, 1870.

(25) Mary L. Barclay, b 3 March, 1871 ; w 7 August,

1901, Robert F. Stockton.

(26) Cecil Dykers Barclay, b 31 August, 1878.

Served in Spanish-American War. Living
1903.

7. Eliza Barclay, ^ 31 October, 1836, County Tyrone, Ire-
land; d I June, 1870; m 19 November, 1858, George G.
Mitchell.

(27) Florence Elisabeth Mitchell, b 8 July, i860.

(28) Maud Mary Mitchell.

28. Maud Mary Mitchell, b 20 September, 1868; m 16 June,
1892, Albert T. Strauch.

(29) Albert T. Strauch, Jr., b 10 May, 1893.

(30) Marion Webb Strauch, b 18 August, 1895.

(31) Bdmond Mitchell Strauch, b 16 June, 1898.

I. George Barclay, b 3 July, 1780, Cupar, Fifeshire, Scot-
land ; d 10 August, 1857, in Canada ; m 24 January, 1801,
Janet Tulis, b 22 December, 1779, Cupar, Fifeshire,
Scotland; d 12 November, 1866, in Canada.

(2) George Barclay, b 16 December, 1801, Cupar,

Scotland.

(3) Jane Barclay, b 22 August, 1803, Cupar, Scot-

land.

(4) Elisabeth Barclay, b 2 October, 1805, Cupar,

Scotland.

(5) James Barclay, b i October, 1807, Cupar, Scot-

land ; d 4 June, 1808.

(6) Margaret Barclay, b 3 July, 1810, Cupar, Scot-

land.

(7) Nancy Barclay, b 20 October, 1812, Cupar, Scot-

land.

(8) James Barclay.

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(9) David Lyons Barclay, & 15 June, 1819, Pickering,
Ontario.

(10) William Sleegh Barclay.

(11) Bli Gorham Barclay, b 13 February, 1825,

8. James Barclay, b 29 October, 181 5, Cupar, Fifeshire,
Scotland; d 3 November, 1869; m Hannah Caroline
Parnham, 17 September, 1837, b England, 8 November,
1818.

(12) Almira Eveline Barclay, b 2 August, 1838, Pick-

ering, Ont. ; d 22 March, 1879.

(13) George James Barclay, b 10 October, 1840.

(14) Anne Jane Barclay, b 13 September, 1842.

(15) Eli David Barclay, b 11 December, 1844; d 10

August, 1889.

(16) William Henry Barclay.

(17) Albert Ernest Barclay, b 21 February, 1850.

(18) Walter Franklin Barclay, b 31 March, 1853; d

18 September, 1872.

(19) Lyman Theophilus Barclay, b 14 May, 1855.

(20) Carolina Matilda Barclay, b 25 June, 1858; d 30

August, 1879,

(21) Helena Louise Josephine Barclay, b 8 Novem-

ber, 1 86 1.

10. William Sleegh Barclay, b 25 December, 182 1 ; d 10 De-
cember, 1892, in Black River Falls, Wis. ; m Jane Pres-
ton, b 23 October, 1824, in Canada; d 3 July, 1870.

(22) David Barclay.

(23) George Barclay, b Canada, 1848; d Black River

Falls, Wis., 24 July, 1870, unm.

(24) A. Barclay, b 28 April, 1851 ; d unm.

(25) Mary A. Barclay, b Canada 18 July, 1853 ; living

1903, Sechlerville, Wis. ; m William Edgar
Hilts.

(26) James H. Barclay, b Canada 17 August, 1855 ;

d Canada 3 November, 1855.

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(27) Thama/i- G. Barclay, b Canada 14 January, 1857;
living (unmarried) 1903 Black River Falls,
Wis.

(29) Lydia M. Barclay, b Canada 24 December, 1858 ;

living 1903 Black River Falls ; m 29 February,
1884, William B. Sinclair at Medford, Ont.

(30) Robert H. Barclay.

(31) Nancy Jane Barclay, b Canada 22 August, 1864;

d Canada 31 October, 1879.

16. William Henry Barclay, b 27 November, 1846; d 19 Feb-
ruary, 1900; m Retta Hough, 20 October, 1870; b 28
October, 1848.

(32) Frederick L. Barclay, b 7 June, 1871 ; living

1903 Elizabeth, Minn.

(33) William Barclay, b August, 1874; d in infancy.

(34) Gertrude H. Barclay, b 27 October, 1879.

(35) Maude E. Barclay, b 10 October, 1882.

(36) Walker H. Barclay, b 10 December, 1884.

22. David Barclay, b 14 June, 1846, Pickering, Ontario.
Came to Wisconsin in 1868; d 17 November, 1900, Black
River Falls, Wis,; m (i) 11 August, 1872, Jennie
Roberts, d 8 July, 1875, by whom he had i child, a son;
m (2) in 1878, Alma Bjerke, b Norway, 21 October,
1847.

(37) Wilton Leroy Barclay.

(38) Bertha Barclay, b 3 March, 1879, Black River

Falls, Wis. ; living 1903.

(39) Robert Barclay, b 21 March, 1882, Black River

Falls, Wis. ; d in infancy.

30. Robert H. Barclay, b 10 October, 1861, Canada; living
1903 near Black River Falls, Wis. ; m Annie Thompson.

(40) Gertrude Barclay, b 9 June, 1891.

(41) Mabel Barclay, b 11 January, 1893.

(42) Myrtle Barclay, b 26 April, 1896.

(43) Frederick Barclay, b i May, 1899.

(44) Brie Barclay, b i January, 1901.

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37. Wilton Leroy Barclay, b 8 February, 1875, Melrose,
Wis. ; living 1903 in St. Paul, Minn. ; m 23 December,
1899, Edith Mae Kelsey.

(45) Nita Hope Barclay, b 8 February, 1901 ; living
St. Paul, Minn, 1903.

1. Barclay, of County Tyrone, Ireland.

(2) John Barclay.

(3) George Barclay. Is said to have served as a

soldier in the Revolutionary War. After the
war, returned to Ireland.

2. John Barclay, b County Tyrone, Ireland. Came to

America about 1771. Served in Revolutionary War as
Private, Ensign, 2d Lieutenant, ist Lieutenant, Captain
and Adjutant in 5th Penn. Regt. of Foot under Col.
Francis Johnson. After the wslt, settled in Franklin Co.,
Pa., near Shippensburg. Died in Fannettsburg, Pa.
m Ann Tate.

(4) Francis Barclay.

(5) Robert Barclay, m Elisabeth Desert.

(6) John Barclay, private in vv^ar 1812; moved to

Iowa ; m Nancy Giffen.

(7) William Barclay, m Ann McElbee.

(8) George Barclay, lived in Ohio; m Martha

Knave.

(9) Andrew Barclay, b 24 December, 1790; d 14

October, 1859; soldier war 1812 ; m Sarah
Stark.

(10) James Barclay, d unm.

(11) Katherine Barclay, died young.

(12) David Barclay, died young.

(13) Margaret Barclay, m McCune.

(14) Polly Barclay, m Gordon.

(15) Fanny Barclay, m Harvey.

(16) Jane Barclay, m Collins.

(17) Elizabeth Barclay, m Winman.

(18) Nancy Barclay, m McDonald.

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263

Francis Barclay, b Franklin Co., Pa., 1773; d Poland, O.,
1846; m Elizabeth Wilson, b Franklin Co., Pa., 1779;
d Youngstown, O., 1850.

(19) John Barclay, b Franklin Co., Pa., 1798; d

Youngstown, O., 1825, unm.

(20) Mary Barclay, b Franklin Co., Pa., 1800 ; d Po-

land, C)., 1814, unm.

(21) James Barclay, b Franklin Co., Pa., 1802; d 23

May, 1875 ; m Elisabeth McCullough.

(22) Robert Barclay, b Franklin Co., Pa., 1803; d

Aurora, 111., 21 October, 1872; m Laura Bur-
roughs.

Francis Barclay, b Poland, O., 1805 ; d Youngs-
town, O., 1863 ; m Angeline Crandall.

Andrezv Barclay, b Poland, O., 1806; d Butler
Co., Pa., 1870; m Johnson.

(23
(24

(25
(26

(27
(28

(29
(30

(31
(32

(33

Ann Barclay, b Poland, O., 1808; d Swanville,

Iowa, 1880; m Ira Davis.
George IV. Barclay, b Poland, O., 1810; d

Portage Co., Ohio, 1891 ; m (i)

Dawson; m (2) Mariah Greenleaf.
David Barclay, b Poland, O., 1812 ; d Painsville,

O., 1890; m Moril.

William Barclay, b 9 May, 1814; d Youngstown,

O., 1886; m Mary Morley.
Joseph Barclay.
Jane Barclay, b Poland, O., 1817; d Poland, O.,

1877 5 '^ William Eaton.
Alexander Barclay, b 1819; d i March, 1899;

w (i) Mary Moss; m (2) Leggett.

Isaac Barclay, b Poland, O., 1822 ; d Trumbull

Co., O., 1887; m (i) Silliman; m (2)

Mary Holcomb.
Eliza Barclay, b 1823; d Butler Co., Pa., 1890;

m Reuben McMillan.

29. Joseph Barclay, b Poland, O., 1816; d Youngstown, O.,
1887. Was a member of House of Representatives,
62d Assembly, Ohio ; m Lovina Crandall, b 1817 ; d 1892.

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(34) Charles D. Barclay.

(35) George Willson Barclay, b 24 July, 1843; d 13

May, 1845.

(36) Lucy Z. Barclay.

34. Charles D. Barclay, b 29 April, 1839. Served in War of
Rebellion in 26th Regt., Ohio V. I. ; m Eleanor Sprague
of Cheltenham, Eng.

(37) Eliza E. Barclay, b 3 December, 1864; m George

Griffith.

(38) Joseph Edmund Barclay, b 4 November, 1867;

d 27 October, 1872.

(39) Grace T. Barclay, b 2 January, 1869; m T. C.

Stanford.

(40) Florence Barclay, b 6 June, 1870; d 5 October,

1870.

(41) Porter W. Barclay, & 31 March, 1875.

(42) Isaac W. Barclay.

(43) Charles Barclay, b 9 May, 1880.

(44) Blanche E. Barclay, b 6 August, 1883 ; d 25

November, 1901.

36. Lucy Z. Barclay, b 2 July, 1848; m Oliver Creed.

(45) /. O. Creed, b 23 May, 1867.

(46) Mildred M. Creed, & 15 February, 1869.

(47) Grace Creed, b 26 September, 187 1 ; m Joseph

Higley.

(48) Alice M. Creed, b 28 May, 1873; m George

Higley.

(49) Bessie M. Creed, b March, 1875.

(50) Julia H. Creed, b October, 1877; d 7 September,

1896.

(51) George P. Creed, b 15 May, 1878.

(52) Florence R. Creed, b 19 February, 1880.

42. Isaac W. Barclay, b 15 December, 1876; m Lilly M. Mor-
ton.

(53) Arleigh Glide Barclay, b 6 August, 1903.

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1. George Barclay, b Ireland, 1755 ; came to America about

1780, from Portadown, County Armagh; d 1849 i^
Beaver County, Pa. Settled first near Mt. Pleasant,
Westmoreland Co., Pa.; afterwards (1785) in Beaver
County. His ancestors lived in Paisley, Scotland, m
Nancy Hamilton.

(2) Thomas Barclay.

(3) Martha Barclay, b 11 October, 1790, Philadel-

phia, Pa. ; m Thomas Bradshaw.

(4) John Barclay.

(5) William Barclay.

(6) James Barclay.

(7) Jane Barclay, b 28 May, 1799, Beaver Co., Pa.;

m Daniel Means.

(8) Nancy Barclay, b 14 November, 1801, Beaver

Co., Pa. ; m James Strain.

2. Thomas Barclay, b 14 February, 1780, Ireland; d 1832,

Beaver Co., Pa.; m Jane Hunter, b 1 x\ugust, 1789, Ire-
land ; d i860, Beaver Co., Pa.
(9) George Barclay.

(10) John Barclay.

(11) Robert Hunter Barclay.

(12) Eliza Barclay, b 10 January, 1818 ; d Beaver Co.,

Pa. ; m Henderson.

\ _ (13) Nancy Barclay, b 13 March, 1820; m William

Laird.

(14) James Barclay.

(15) William Barclay, b 19 December, 1823; d early

in life.

(16) Mary Barclay.

(17) Jane Barclay, b 10 March, 1830; living 1903,

Beaver, Pa.; m William S. Barclay (No. 18),
b 31 March, 1830; d 1902.

4. John Barclay, b 7 May, 1793, Pa. ; d 1869, Beaver Co.,
Pa. ; m Elizabeth Shannon.

(18) William S. Barclay.

(19) Agnes Barclay.

(20) Sarah Barclay, m Allison.

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5. William Barclay, b 12 November, 1795, Pa.; d 1885,

Beaver Co., Pa.; in (i) McCullough, by whom

he had 2 sons and i daughter; m (2) Isabel Scott, by
v^hom he had i son and 2 daughters.

(21) George IV. Barclay.

{22) Josephus Barclay, d 1863 in the Civil War.

(23) Rebecca Jane Barclay, m Samuel Harbison.

(24) Frasier Barclay, Hving 1903 New Brighton, Pa. ;

m Elizabeth Wilson.

(25) Martha Barclay.

(26) Maria Barclay, m Newkirk.

6. James Barclay, b 4 February, 1797, Pa.; d 1870; m Ellen

Porter.

(27) Dr. George J. Barclay, b 1826; d 1879, N. Y.

City.

(28) John P. Barclay, Hving 1903; m (i)

Newkirk; m (2) Nancy Rail.

(29) Dr. J. Thomas Barclay.

(30) Dr. B. Frank Barclay, b 1838; Hving 1903,

Paris, France, iinm.

9. George Barclay, b 17 May, 1812; d 1886, Beaver Co., Pa.;
m Elizabeth Hunter.

(31) Caroline Virginia Barclay.

(32) Thomas Barclay, d 1864, battle Fair Oaks.

(33) Robert Hunter Barclay.

(34) Arthur Stanley Barclay.

(35) Nancy Amelia Barclay, b 1814; living 1903,

Beaver Co., Pa.

(36) Eliza Jane Barclay.

(37) Mary Jane Barclay.

(38) Euphemia Barclay.

(39) Almira Barclay.

(40) George Joinings Barclay.

10. John Barclay, b 13 February, 1814; d Beaver Co., Pa.;
m Maria Galley, & 13 July, 181 6.

(41) Sarah Jane Barclay, b 15 April, 1843.

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(42) Mary Anne Barclay, b 16 March, 1845 5 ^ James

McLaughlin.

(43) James Galley Barclay.

(44) Virginia Alice Barclay.

(45) Agnes Barclay, b 20 October, 1853.

(46) Joh7i Thomas Barclay.

I
II. Robert Hunter Barclay, b 10 January, 1816; d 1902,
Beaver, Pa. ; m 25 June, 1844, Mary Johnston, b 8 Janu-
ary, 1823 ; living 1903, Beaver Co., Pa.

(47) Francis Johnston Barclay.

(48) Sarah Jane Barclay.

(49) William Hiinter Barclay.

(50) Mary Adaline Barclay.

(51) Elisabeth C. Barclay.

(52) Thomas Howard Barclay.

(53) Margaret Malinda Barclay.

(54) George Stanley Barclay.

(55) Harry Mitchell Barclay, b 7 November, 1865;

m Matilda McClay.

(56) Ettie Olga Barclay.

14. James Barclay, b 27 February, 1822, Pa. ; settled in Black
Hawk Co., Iowa, 1853; d 13 July, 1893; m 6 January,
1845, Lucinda Glass, b 9 March, 1823 ; d i October,
1899.

(57) Erskine B. Barclay.

(58) Boston F. Barclay, b 4 October, 1850; d 13 July,

1888.

(59) Jennie K. Barclay, b 8 June, 1856.

(60) Mary Ann Barclay, b 3 September, 1858; d 14

February, 1868.

(61) John A. Barclay, b 20 February, 1864.

16. Mary Barclay, b 16 March, 1826; m, William Anderson.

(62) James Y. Anderson, m Rose Kinsey.

(63) Araminta Anderson, m Edward Dash.

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i8. William S. Barclay, & 31 March, 1830; d 1902; m Jane
Barclay (No. 17), b 10 March, 1830; hving 1903,
Beaver, Pa.

(64) Ida Barclay.

(65) Stella Barclay, b 29 January, 1856; Hving 1903,

Philadelphia, Pa.

(66) Harry Barclay, b i860; living 1903, Beaver, Pa.
(6y) Robert Barclay, b 1862 ; living 1903, Beaver, Pa,

(68) Frank Barclay, b 1864; d 1898.

(69) Joseph Barclay, b 1866; m Lizzie Day.

(70) Wilson Barclay, b 1870; d 1873.

19. Agnes Barclay, living 1903, Beaver, Pa. ; m Matthew S.
Quay (U. S. Senator from Pennsylvania).

(71) John Barclay Quay, b 20 June, 1856; d 24 No-

vember, 1856.
(^2) Stanley Anderson Quay, b 27 January, 1858;
d 27 April, 1859.

(73) Elisabeth Shannon Quay, b 26 January, i860;

d I Match, 1863.

(74) Sarah Quay, b 27 January, 1862; d 16 Novem-

ber, 1862.

(75) Richard Roberts Quay.

(76) Andrew Gregg Curtin Quay,
(yy) Mary Agnew Quay.

(78) Coral Quay, b 15 May, 1872.

(79) Jerome Anderson Quay, b 11 December, 1874;

c? II August, 1875,

(80) Susan Willard Quay, b 26 April, 1876.

21. George W. Barclay, b 1824 ; living 1903, Washington, Pa. ;
w 25 October, 1848, Keziah Johnston.

(81) William F. J. Barclay.

(82) Sarah Barclay.

25. Martha Barclay, living 1903, New Brighton, Pa. ; m
James J. Mitchell.

(83) Kirt Mitchell.

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29. Dr. J. Thomas Barclay, b 1836, Beaver, Pa. ; living 1903,
Cleveland, O. ; m 1862, Hannah P. Hisey, b 1844; d 1898.

(84) Rose Barclay, b 1863; living 1903; m Levi A.

Sackett, d 12 April, 1897.

(85) Ella Barclay, b 1868; living 1903.

(86) Ada Barclay, b 1870; living 1903.

31. Caroline Virginia Barclay, b 1840; d 1900, Beaver Co.,
Pa.; m 1865, David Scott, b 1830; living 1903, Beaver
Co., Pa.

(87) Marian Scott, b 1866.

(88) John Wishart Scott, b 1867.

(89) Jane Scott, b 1873.

(90) Mary Scott, living 1903, Alleghany, Pa. ; m Rev.

Ira G. McCreary.

33. Robert Hunter Barclay, b 11 February, 1847; d 2 March,

1894, Beaver Co., Pa.; m 1871, Hannah Christy Potter,
b 7 May, 1852 ; living 1903.

(91) Elizabeth H. Barclay, b 18 May, 1872; living

1903, Beaver Co., Pa.

(92) George P. Barclay, b 8 April, 1875 ; living 1903,

Beaver Co., Pa.

(93) Dr. Abram C. Barclay, b 18 September, 1877;

living 1903, Pittsburgh, Pa.

(94) James R. Barclay, b 6 August, 1880; living 1903,

Beaver Co., Pa.

(95) Amos E. A. Barclay, b 13 October, 1890; living

1903, Beaver Co., Pa.

34. Arthur Stanley Barclay, b 1854; living 1903, Beaver Co.,

Pa. ; m Clara Morgan; living 1903, Beaver Co., Pa.

(96) Arthur Jennings Barclay.

(97) Earle Barclay.

(98) Lila Barclay.

(99) Gzvendolen Barclay.

43. James Gailey Barclay, b 20 March, 1849; living 1903,
Beaver Co., Pa.; m (i) Fannie Kair, 17 September,

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1876, by whom he had a daughter; m (2) Annie White,
18 June, 1879, by whom he had a daughter and a son.

(100) Fannie A. Barclay, b 10 July, 1877.

(loi) Elizabeth Barclay, b 4 July, 1881.

(102) Curtis C. Barclay, b 5 August, 1883.

44. Virginia Alice Barclay, b 20 February, 1851 ; living 1903,
New Brighton, Pa. ; ni David Morgan.

(103) Lola V. Morgan, b April, 1877.

(104) Mary Edna Morgan, b July, 1879.

46. John Thomas Barclay, b June, 1858; living 1903, Beaver

Co., Pa. ; m Alice Mason.

(105) Nannie B. Barclay, b 12 September, 1884.

(106) Charles H. Barclay, b 10 December, 1885.

(107) Nellie M. Barclay, b 26 September, 1887.

(108) Ida E. Barclay, b 27 July, 1890.

(109) Edith 0. Barclay, b 24 March, 1892.
(no) Ina F. Barclay, b 10 September, 1894.
(in) Mary I. Barclay, & 31 July, 1896.

(112) John M. Barclay, b i August, 1898.

47. Francis Johnston Barclay, b 2 July, 1845 5 living 1903,

Beaver Co., Pa. ; m 10 October, 1867, Sarah Elisabeth
Johnston.

(113) Benoni Hunter Barclay, b July, 1868; d 7

April, 1887.

(114) Robert James Barclay, b 8 January, 1876; d

4 April, 1877.

(115) Thomas Dawson Barclay, b 14 August, 1877;

m 14 March, 1900, Charlotte Spearhous.

48. Sarah Jane Barclay, & 11 June, 1847; "* i^ September,

1867, Benjamin McGafHck.

(116) Robert McGaMck, m Margaret Spearhaus.

(117) Dallas McGaifick, ni Delia Stephenson.

(118) John Johnston McGafRck, m Jennie Spearhaus.

(119) Lulela McGafHck, m William Hunter.

(120) William McGafRck, m Bertha Taylor.

(121) Heriie McGafUck, m Maud May.

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49. William Hunter Barclay, b June, 1849; living 1903,

Beaver Co., Pa. ; m 3 July, 1877, Jennie Graham.

(122) Nancy Florence Barclay.

50. Mary Adaline Barclay, ^ 15 October, 1850; living 1903,

Beaver, Pa, ; m 18 September, 1873, Todd H. Anderson.

(123) Harry Anderson, b 11 March, 1874.

(124) William Anderson, b and d 1876.

(125) Charles R. Anderson, b 7 May, 1877.

(126) Clarence Anderson, b 16 August, 1879,

(127) Samuel B. Anderson, b 25 October, 1886.

(128) Glenn Anderson, b 7 August, 1891.

51. Elizabeth C. Barclay, b 8 October, 1853; living 1903,

Beaver Co., Pa. ; m 18 September, 1873, William James
Johnston.

(129) George Curtice Johnston.

(130) Annie Mary Johnston.

52. Thomas Howard Barclay, b 15 April, 1858; m 12 August,

1886, Bllen M. Crawford.

(131) Harlan C. Barclay, b 24 March, 1887.

(132) Robert W. Barclay, b 3 February, 1889.

(133) Fay E. Barclay, ^ b August, 1890; d July,

(134) May Barclay, j 1891.

53. Margaret Malinda Barclay, b 13 April, i860; m 25 June,

1885, James A. Dawson.

(135) Bttie M. Dawson, b 22 June, 1886.

(136) Mary H. Dawson, b 17 May, 1896.

54. George Stanley Barclay, b 21 November, 1862; m 28 Oc-

tober, 1886, Rosanna Dowds.

(137) Robert James Barclay, b i November, 1896,

(138) Ines Viola Barclay, b 19 March, 1899.

56. Ettie Olga Barclay, b 28 December, 1867; m 21 Septem-
ber, 1887, Willington S. Moore.

(139) Mary H. Moore, b 8 August, 1888.

(140) Forest W. Moore, b 22 September, 1893.

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57. Erskine B. Barclay, b 9 April, 1848, Ossian, Ind. ; living
1903, Littleton, Iowa; m 25 May, 1871, Bliza, J. Barber,
b 2 November, 1845.

( 141 ) John Brskine Barclay.

(142) Charles Sumner Barclay.

(143) Nellie Maud Barclay, b 25 December, 1876.

(144) Daisy Lillian Barclay, b 25 October, 1878.

(145) Elbert Earl Barclay, b 5 April, 1882.

(146) Agnes Mabel Barclay, b 15 April, ic

64. Ida Barclay, b 27 January, 1854; living 1903, Beaver Co.,
Pa.; m 1873, Alexander Hunter.

(147) Stella Hunter.

(148) Ethel Hunter,

( 149) Howard Leland Hunter.

75. Richard Roberts Quay, b 15 November, 1863; m 12 June,

1895, Elizabeth Waters.

(150) Matthew Stanley Quay, b 4 June, 1897.

(151) Elizabeth Waters Quay, b 13 September, 1899.

76. Andrew Gregg Curtin Quay, b 3 January, 1866 ; m 7 July,

1899, Mary Dempsey.

(152) Andrezv Gregg Curtin Quay, b 28 September,

1900.

77. Mary Agnew Quay, b 2 October, 1868 ; m Lewis Davidson,

29 January, 1896.

(153) Agnes Quay Davidson, b 22 October, 1896.

122. Nancy Florence Barclay, b 8 April, 1878 ; m 24 January,
1 90 1, Andrew H. Waiter son.

(154) Mary Elizabeth Watterson, b 18 February,

1902.

129. George Curtice Johnston, b 6 June, 1874 ; m 2 May, 1893,
Lillian Bell Hinewar.

(155) Anna Elizabeth Johnston, b 30 March, 1894.

(156) Harry Jennings Johnston, b i December, 1896.

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130. Annie Mary Johnston, b 5 January, 1879; ^'^ 10 Novem-
ber, 1898, Oliver A. Reed.

(157) Willard Johnston Reed, b 19 August, 1900.

141. John Erskine Barclay, b 25 May, 1872 ; m 25 December,

1897, Georgia E. Smith, b 10 December, 1874.

(158) Berdena J. Barclay, b 14 June, 1901.

142. Charles Sumner Barclay, b 25 December, 1874; m 25 De-

cember, 1899, Minnie B. Kingsbury.

(159) Esther Marie Barclay, b 2.\ December, 1900.

1. Robert Barclay.

(2) Robert Barclay.

(3) John Barclay, lived in Philadelphia.

2. Robert Barclay, served in war of 1812 ; d soon afterwards ;

m Ann

(4) James Barclay.

(5) Robert Barclay.

(6) John Barclay, d New Orleans 1844; m Sarah

Cook.

4. James Barclay, 621 September, 1810, Doylestown, Bucks

Co., Pa. ; d 29 August, 1896; m Elizabeth Dyer.

(7) John D. Barclay.

(8) Ann Elizabeth D. Barclay, b 4 September, 1837,

Dyerstown, Pa.

(9) James Barclay.

5. Robert Barclay, d Philadelphia, 1881 ; m Mary Ann

Drexel.

(10) Ann Eliza Barclay, b 31 July, 1835; d 22 Oc-

tober, 1876.

(11) Sarah Barclay, b 31 May, 1841, Philadelphia.

(12) Robert Barclay, b 7 June, 1843; d 28 October,

1877.

(13) Emma Barclay, b 8 August, 1845, Philadelphia.

(14) William Barclay, b 24 January, 1848, Phila-

delphia.

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7. John D. Barclay, b 17 November, 1834, Philadelphia; d
1903; m Caroline A. Thompson, d 16 January, 1872.

(15) Joseph D. Barclay.

(16) William F. Barclay.

(17) John F. Barclay, b 31 May, 1861, Dyerstown,

Pa.

(18) Carrie A. Barclay, b 23 December, 1865, Dyers-

town, Pa.

(19) Charles T. Barclay, b 7 March, 1867; d 1873.

9. James Barclay, b 20 August, 1841, Dyerstown, Pa. ; m
Clara A. McClain, b 3 October, 1848.

(20) Bertha B. Barclay, b 15 April, 1881, Dyers-

town, Pa.

(21) Lillian Barclay, b 13 July, 1884.

15. Joseph D. Barclay, b 1 August, 1858, Philadelphia; m
Ida Ullmer.

(22) Charles C. Barclay, b 10 September, 1881, Phila-

delphia.

(23) Frank L.Bar clay, \ b 22 August, 1883, Phila-

(24) Maud L. Barclay,^ delphia.

(25) Ethel Barclay, b 26 June, 1886, Philadelphia.

(26) Joseph H. Barclay, b 19 June, 1890, Phila-

delphia.

16. William F. Barclay, b 4 October, 1859, Philadelphia; m
Maggie Desmond.

(27) Mary D. Barclay, b 14 May, 1889, Philadelphia.

(28) Thomas Barclay, b 12 August, 1890, Phila-

delphia.

(29) Helen Barclay, b 25 November, 1892, Phila-

delphia.

(30) Alice Barclay, b 30 June, 1895, Philadelphia.

(31) William Barclay, b 3 January, 1901, Phila-

delphia.

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I. Richard Barclay, b North of Scotland. Came to America
abt. 1735 ; m Cragg.

(2) John Barclay, said to have served as Colonel in

Revolutionary War.

(3) Hugh Barclay, a merchant in Philadelphia.

(4) Richard Barclay.

(5) Barclay, a daughter; m Barnhill

of Kentucky.

4. Richard Barclay, b 1766 Philadelphia; d Northumberland
Co., Pa., 1846; m Hannah Smith.

(6) George Barclay.

(7) Efiie Barclay.

(8) John Barclay.

(9) James Barclay.

(10) Margaret Barclay.

(11) Ann Barclay.

(12) Smith Barclay,

6. George Barclay, b 12 February, 1789, Montgomery Co.,
Pa. ; d July, 1828, Northumberland Co., Pa. ; m Hetty

Murray.

(13) James M. Barclay.

(14) EfHe C. Barclay, b 1818; d 30 June, 1895.

(15) Richard Barclay, b 23 January, 1822.

(16) Thomas Barclay, b 20 January, 1824.

(17) John Barclay, b 28 December, 1826.

(18) Annabel Barclay, b 7 December, 1828; living

1903.

13. James M. Barclay, b 17 June, 1817, Lycoming Co., Pa. ; d
1850, Pottsgrove, Pa. ; m Mary Britton, d 1890.

(19) Urana H. Barclay.

(20) George N. Barclay.

(21) Margaret Barclay, b 1846; d 1848.

(22) Britton Barclay, m Margaret Cottoner. Had

issue.

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19. Urana H. Barclay, b 1842 ; m David Shoemaker of Mill-

ville, Pa.

(23) George Shoemaker, living 1902; m and had

issue.

(24) Henry Shoemaker, m Ida Stadler; living 1903 ;

had issue.

(25) William Shoemaker, living 1903, unm.

20. George N. Barclay, b 1844; living 1903, Milton, Pa.; m

Elisabeth Murdock.

(26) Nellie Barclay, d in infancy.

(27) Jennie Barclay, b 16 October, 1874; living 1903,

Columbia, Pa. ; m James Harrison. Had issue.

(28) James H. Barclay, b 3 October, 1879; living

1903, Milton, Pa., unm.

1, William Barclay, lived in Philadelphia,

(2) William J. Barclay.

(3) Mary Barclay.

2. William J. Barclay, b i January, 1804, Philadelphia ; d 9

March, 1859, in Philadelphia; m 8 September, 1842,
Anna M us grave, d i February, 1847.

(4) Charles J. Barclay.

(5) Anna Musgrave Barclay, b 17 January, 1847;

living 1897, m.

4. Charles J. Barclay (U.S.N.) , b 8 September, 1843; ^^
Annie T. Tohey, 17 February, 1868, in New Bedford,
Mass.

(6) Bdith M. Barclay, b 10 June, 1877.

I. Robert Charles Colquhoun Barclay, b 16 July, 1822, Six
Mile Cross, near Belfast. Ireland; d 25 January, 1891,
in England ; m Annie Dobson, b 25 October, 1846 ; living
1903, England.

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(2) Isabelle Barclay, b 25 December, 1864; living

1903, England; m 15 July, 1897, David Far-
ragher.

(3) Hamilton C. Barclay, b 22 February, 1866,

Bleasdale, Lancashire, Eng. Came to Amer-
ica 1880. Living 1903, Newberg, Oregon.

(4) Charles C. Barclay.

(5) Mary H. Barclay, b 3 January, 1870, Bleasdale,

Lancashire, Eng; living 1903, England.

(6) Frank A. Barclay, b 12 December, 1873, Bleas-

dale, Lancashire, Eng. Came to America
1892. Living Chatfield, Minn., 1903 ; m
Grace Arnold, 1899.

(7) Alexander V. Barclay, b 14 February, 1875,

Bleasdale, Lancashire, Eng. Came to Ameri-
ca 1893. Living Dickinson, N. D., 1903.

(8) Annie Barclay, b 16 February, 1877, Bleasdale,

Lancashire, Eng. Living 1903, England.

(9) Kenneth Barclay, b 16 May, 1885, in England.

Came to America 1902. Living St. Paul,
Minn., 1903.

Charles C. Barclay, b 6 January, 1868, Bleasdale, Lan-
cashire, Eng. Came to America 1884. Living St. Paul,
Minn., 1903; m Alice Alexander, 15 April, 1891.

(10) Marguerite Barclay, b 21 January, 1892, St.

Paul, Minn. ; living St. Paul, Minn., 1903.

I. Barclay, of Pennsylvania. It is said that he took

part in the Revolutionary War, and at the close was
granted a tract of land on v^hich a part of Philadelphia
now stands. After his death, his widow and her three
sons and two daughters moved to Missouri.

(2) John Barclay.

(3) Joseph Barclay.

(4) Barclay.

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2. John Barclay, b abt. 1804 (probably in Pittsburgh, Pa.) ;
d 1873, St. Louis, Mo. ; m Julia Pensoneau.

(5) James Francis Barclay.

(6) Julia Barclay, d 1878 ; m Joseph Boismenne.

(7) Amelia Barclay, d 1872 ; m James Williams.

(8) Elisabeth Barclay, d 1891 ; m Antoine Chou-

quette.

(9) Mary A. Barclay, living 1903, St. Louis, Mo.,

unm.

5. James Francis Barclay, b 1837, Cohokia, 111. ; d 1890,
Kansas City, Mo. ; m Eleanor Ford, 7 June, 1863.

(10) William A. Barclay, b 1865, E. St. Louis, Mo.;

living 1903, Kansas City, Mo.

(11) Catherine Barclay, b 1869, Kansas City, Mo.;

d i2>72.

(12) May Barclay, h 1871, Kansas City, Mo.; d 1880.

(13) Nona L. Barclay, b 1875, Kansas City, Mo.; m

1899, /. C. Jordan.

(14) James F. Barclay, b 1878, Kansas City, Mo.;

d 1881.

(15) Charlotte Barclay, b 1884, Kansas City, Mo.;

d 1899.
and 4 other children, who died less than a year old.

1. William Barclay, lived in Ireland. (Had two brothers

and one sister.)

(2) James J. Barclay.

2. James J. Barclay, b Fimaley, Ireland, 1819; d St. Louis,

Mo., August, 1889. Served in Co. F, Maryland Volun-
teers, during Mexican War. Honorably discharged
December, 1847. ^ Margaret Kane in Philadelphia
(St. Joseph's Church) ; b Galway, Ireland. Had 2 sons
and 7 daughters. Sons living in 1897.

(3) William E. Barclay, living in St. Louis, Mo.,

1897.

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1. John Barclay, b 1800, Parish of Abercorn, Linlithgow-

shire, Scotland ; m Jane Angus, b 1812.

(2) James Barclay.

2. James Barclay, b Edinburgh, Scotland, 1833. Came to

Cincinnati, O., in 1857. m in Cincinnati, 1858, Chris-
tina Veitch of Edinburgh, Scotland.

(3) John Barclay, b Cincinnati, O., 9 March, 1859;

m 25 October, 1886, Elizabeth Schmidt.

(4) Elizabeth Jane Barclay, b Cincinnati, O., 16 June,

i860.

(5) Christina Barclay, b Cincinnati, O., 24 Septem-

ber, 1862; m 24 October, 1886, Arthur H.
Morrow.

(6) James Barclay, b Edinburgh, Scotland, 27 Sep-

tember, 1864.

(7) Jane Barclay, b Chicago, 111., 29 June, 1866.

(8) Alexander Barclay, b Cincinnati, O., 7 Septem-

ber, 1868; m 28 April, 1895, Nettie Hill.

(9) William C. Barclay, b Cincinnati, O., 27 Feb-

ruary, 1 87 1.

I. Bartholomew Barclay, b 1780, Knox, Albany Co., N. Y. ;
d 6 May, 1857, Fredonia, N. Y. ; m (circ.) 1807, Kath-
erine Gibbs, b 1788; d 1871.

(2) Charles Edward Barclay.

(3) James Henry Barclay.

(4) George Theodore Barclay.

(5) Harriet Elizabeth Barclay.

(6) Sidney De Witt Barclay.

(7) Egbert Wallace Barclay.

(8) Sheldon Spencer Barclay, b 1823, Pulaski, N. Y. ;

d 1896, Corry, Pa. ; m Helen Payne, 1847,
Holly, N. Y.

(9) Katherine Gibbs Barclay, b 1823, Pulaski, N. Y. ;

d 1826.
(10) Helen Mar Barclay.

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2. Charles Edward Barclay, b 28 December, 1808, Albany,
N. Y. ; rf I March, 1879, Columbus, Pa.; m (i) Char-
lotte Cole, 1830; m (2) Malinda Ward (widow), 1862.

(11) Maria Louise Barclay.

(12) Mary Olive Barclay, b 1838, Dunkirk, N. Y. ;

living 1903, Corry, Pa.

(13) Charlotte Eliza Barclay.

(14) Edward M. Gibbs Barclay, b 1842, Fredonia,

N. Y. ; d 1902, Sandusky, O. ; m Harriet
Palmer.

(15) Emily Stativa Barclay.

(16) Florence Caroline Barclay.

(17) Helen Catherine Barclay, b 1848, Fredonia,

N. Y. ; d i\

3. James Henry Barclay, b abt. 1812, Albany, N. Y. ; d 1885,

Dunkirk, N. Y. ; m (i) Genette Langdon, 1835, Dun-
kirk, N. Y., by whom he had i daughter and 2 sons ; m
(2) Lucy Wilcox, 1857, Dunkirk, N. Y., by whom he
had I son.

(18) Delia Isabell Barclay, b 1834, Dunkirk, N. Y. ;

living 1903, Hutchinson, Kan. ; m

Crosby.

(19) John Langdon Barclay, b 1838, Dunkirk, N. Y. ;

living 1903, Dunkirk; m (i) Sarah Christy;
m (2) Kate Trestle r.

(20) Eugene La Droit Barclay, b 1839, Dunkirk,

N. Y. ; 6/ 1871, Dunkirk.

(21) William Wilcox Barclay, b 1859, Laona, N. Y. ;

living 1903, Brooklyn, N. Y.

4. George Theodore Barclay, b 1814, Lennox, Mass. ; d 1893,

Red Wing, Minn. ; m Sarah Ann Hanson, 1841, Auries-
ville, N. Y.

(22) Henrietta Barclay.

5. Harriet Elizabeth Barclay, b 1816, Lennox, Mass. ; d

1868, Middlebury, N. Y. ; m Horace Crary, 1851.

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(23) Court enay Dennison Crary, b 1852, Gallupville,

N. Y. ; living 1903, Chicago; ni Charlotte
V reman.

(24) Catherine Crary, b 1858, Gallupville, N. Y. ;

living 1903, Wheaton, 111.; m Charles Daube.

6. Sidney DeWitt Barclay, b 1818, Pulaski, N. Y.; d 1861,

N. Y. City ; m Elisabeth Randall, 1847, N. Y.

(25) Frances Coralin Barclay.

7. Egbert Wallace Barclay, b 1819, Pulaski, N. Y. ; d 1897,

Chicago; m Helena Walworth Matteson, 1842, James-
town, N. Y.

(26) Alice Tracy Barclay, b abt. 1845, Fredonia,

N. Y. ; living 1903, Chenoa, 111. ; m Richard
M. Moore.
{2y) Cora Matteson Barclay.

(28) Sarah Apphia Barclay.

(29) Gertrude Agnes Barclay, b 185 1, Dunkirk, N.

Y. ; living 1903, Chicago ; m Howard Smith.

10. Helen Mar Barclay, b 4 September, 1830, Pulaski, N. Y. ;

living 1903, N. Y. City ; m Smith Ely Goodrich.

(30) Edward Ward Goodrich, b 1858, Fredonia, N.

Y. ; d i860, Titusville, Pa.

(31) Sidney Barclay Goodrich, b 1862, Union, Pa.;

living 1903, N. Y. City; m Alide P. Braynard.

11. Maria Louise Barclay, b 1836, Dunkirk, N. Y. ; living

1903, N. Y. City ; m Carlton Hinman.

(32) Helen Zaidee Hinman, b 20 October, 1856, Dun-

kirk, N. Y.; d 6 November, 1864, Louisville,
Ky.

(33) Charles Carlton Hinman, b 19 December, 1857,

Dunkirk, N. Y. ; c? 1857, Dunkirk.

(34) Frank Barclay Hinman, b 10 March, 1866,

Louisville, Ky.

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13. Charlotte Eliza Barclay, b 1840, Dunkirk, N. Y. ; d 1885,

Meadville, Pa. ; m Timothy Stillnian.

(35) Edward Stillman, b Dunkirk, N. Y.

(36) Kate Louise Stillman, b 1863, Columbus, Pa.

(37) Charlotte Stillman, b 1865, Dunkirk, N. Y.

(38) Ruel Barclay Stillman, b 1866, Dunkirk, N. Y.

(39) Albert Abel Stillman, b Meadville, Pa.

(40) Clara Blanchard Stillman, b Meadville, Pa.

(41) Charles Edward Stillman, b 1879, Meadville, Pa.

15. Emily Stativa Barclay, b 1844, Fredonia, N. Y., d 1890,

Chicago; m Hiram S. Wheeler, i860.

(42) Charles Carlton Wheeler, b Fredonia, N. Y.

(43) Edward Lester Wheeler, b Chicago.

(44) Florence Louise Wheeler, b Chicago.

(45) Mary Alice Wheeler, b Chicago.

(46) Hiram Etigene Wheeler, b Chicago.

16. Florence Caroline Barclay, b 1846, Fredonia, N. Y. ;

living 1903, Butler, Pa. ; m R. W. Hall.

(47) Jessie Barclay Hall, b 1870, Titusville, Pa.

22. Henrietta Barclay, b 1842, Auriesville, N. Y. ; living 1903,
Minneapolis, Minn. ; m James Wright, 6 December,
1856, De Witt, Iowa.

(48) Nellie Wright, b 15 July, 1858, Dunleith, 111.;

living 1903, Minneapolis, unm.

(49) Martin Vory Wright, b 10 July, 1863, Red

Wing, Minn.; d 1884, Red Wing, Minn.,
unm.

(50) Henrietta Barclay Wright.

(51) Rosamond Wright.

(52) Sarah Wright, b August, 1880, Red Wing,

Minn. ; d October, 1880.

25. Frances Coralin Barclay, b 1848, N. Y. City; living 1903,
N. Y. City ; m James A. Seaman.

(53) Elisabeth Barclay Seaman.

(54) Caroline R. Seaman, b 1846, N. Y. ; living 1903,

N. Y., unm.

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(55) Robert R. Seaman^ b 1866; living 1903, unm.

(56) Helen Frances Seaman^ b 1871 ; living 1903,

unm.

27. Cora Matteson Barclay, b 1846, Fredonia, N. Y. ; living

1903, Chicago; m (i) James Oliver; w (2) Carl Matte-
son.

(57) Mabel Matteson, b Chicago, 1882.

(58) Beatrice Matteson, b Chicago, 1885.

28. Sarah Apphia Barclay, b 1848, Buffalo, N. Y. ; living

1903, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; m 23 March, 1872, William B.
Roach, St. Thomas, Canada.

(59) Winifred Roach, b 18 February, 1873, Erie, Pa. ;

d 24 August, 1873.

(60) William B. Roach, b 7 June, 1874, Chicago;

d 24 September, 1898, Lancaster, Pa.

(61) Cora Matteson Roach.

(62) Blizabeth Gertrude Roach, b 10 March, 1878,

Chicago.

(63) Clara Winewood Roach, b 6 January, 1882,

Chicago ; d February, 1882.

(64) David J. Matteson Roach, b 13 July, 1887, Erie,

Pa.

50. Henrietta Barclay Wright, b 22 March, 1868, Red Wing,

Minn. ; living 1903, St. Paul, Minn. ; m 28 December,
1899, Herbert Nininger Paist, b St. Paul, Minn., 13 Oc-
tober, 1 861.

(65) Lawrence Barclay Paist, b August, 1901, Min-

neapolis, Minn.

51. Rosamond Wright, & 13 January, 1878, Red Wing, Minn. ;

living 1903, Minneapolis, Minn.; m Howard Reno, 1901.

(66) John Christmas Reno, b 6 March, 1902.

53. Elizabeth Barclay Seaman, b 1863, N. Y. ; living 1903,
N. Y. ; w John Mortimer Huiell, 8 September, 1897.
(6y) Barclay V. Seaman Huiell, b 1898, Richmond
Hill, N. Y.

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61. Cora Matteson Roach, b 30 September, 1876, Chicago;
in 5 October, 1899, Raymond A. Millard, Montrose, Pa.
(68) Raymond Eugene Millard, b 30 March, 1901,
Kane, Pa.

I. Barclay, of England or Scotland. Came to Amer-
ica and located at Bensalem, Bucks Co., Pa. ; d abt. four
years after coming to America.

(2) John Barclay, went to Ohio.

(3) Thomas Barclay, returned to England.

(4) William Barclay, a sailor.

(5) Moses Barclay.

5. Moses Barclay, came to America with his parents when 8
years old, and located at Bensalem, Bucks Co., Pa.
Afterwards settled in Burlington Co., New Jersey.

(6) Joh7i W. Barclay, living 1897, Camden, N. J.

(an old man). No sons living in 1897.

(7) Barclay, an old man, living in 1897. No

sons living in 1897.

1. Samuel Barclay, h 1853; m Mary Everett. Lived near

Suffolk, Va. Came from New York City. Had a
brother who served in the Revolutionary War.

(2) Samuel Barclay.

(3) William Barclay, d 1857.

(4) John Barclay, d 1864.

(5) Sarah Barclay, d 1880.

(6) Nellie Barclay, d 1889.

(7) Julia Barclay, d in infancy.

2. Samuel Barclay, h 1815 ; d 5 December, 1890; m 4 August,

1856, Amanda Hill

(8) Samuel Barclay, b 30 May, 1857; m Martha
Sykes. No issue.

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(9) Julia Barclay, b 4 August, 1859 ; m Joshua Har-
rell. Had issue.

(10) Christopher C. Barclay, b 12 January, 1864;

living Norfolk, Va., 1903 ; m Eugenia Cox.
Had issue.

(11) Mary Barclay, b 17 March, 1866; m William

Ballance.

(12) Sarah Barclay, b 17 March, 1868; m George

Gray.

(13) Eugene Bohanous Barclay, b 26 April, 1870;

m Sari Nunnelly.

(14) John Everett Barclay, b September 9, 1872; m

Jrene Lonsberry. Had issue.

(15) Starks Jerome Barclay, b 23 December, 1875;

unmarried 1903.

(16) Laura Barclay, b i August, 1878; unmarried

1903.

1. David Barclay, b Pennsylvania, 1798; d Lyons, N. Y.,

1856. Was a soldier in War of 1812.

(2) George Barclay.

(3) John Barclay.

(4) Charles Barclay.

(5) William Barclay, living Jamestown Centre,

Mich., 1903.

(6) Ezra Barclay.

(7) Elisabeth Barclay.

(8) Jane Barclay.

(9) Spencer Barclay, living 1903, Potsdam, N. Y.

2. George Barclay.

(10) George Barclay, living 1903, St. Louis, Mo.

3. John Barclay.

(11) Charles Barclay, living 1897, Adams Basin,

N. Y.

(12) Lewis Barclay, living 1903, Grand Ledge, Mich.

286 Sundry Lines of Descent.

4. Charles Barclay, h i May, 1819, Lyons, N. Y. ; c? 12 Feb-
ruary, 1884, Grand Rapids, Mich. Was a soldier in
War of the Rebellion,

(13) IVarren Y. Barclay.

13. Warren Y. Barclay, b Otisco, Mich., 27 March, 185 1 ; liv-
ing 1903, Grand Rapids, Mich. ; m 16 April, 1873, Dora
A. Bigelow, at Grand Rapids.

(14) Jennie Myrtle Barclay, b 18 January, 1874,

Grand Rapids.

(15) Warren D. Barclay, b 27 January, 1877; d 1881,

Grand Rapids.

(16) Stella Belle Barclay, b 9 September, 1881,

Grand Rapids.

(17) Wallace Guy Barclay, b 30 July, 1883, Grand

Rapids.

I. James Barkley, came from Dublin, Ireland, with the
"Clinton Party," by ship "George & Anne." Landed
at Cape Cod 4 October, 1729. Went first to New York
City, then to Basking Ridge, N. J. (having relatives in
both places), and subsequently settled in what is now
Orange Co., N. Y. m Mary Moffat.

(2) Mary Barkley, d in infancy.

(3) Samuel Barkley.

(4) John Barkley.

(5) James Barkley.

(6) William Barkley.

(7) Thomas Barkley.

(8) Margaret Barkley.

3. Samuel Barkley, b 26 October, 1743; d 17 April, 1814;
lived in Sullivan Co., N. Y. ; m {1) Catherine Mc-
Claughry, 28 December, 1769, by whom he had 5 chil-
dren; m (2) Nancy McCurdy, 15 February, 1787, by
whom he had 8 children.
(9) Mary Barkley.
( 10) Jane Barkley. '

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(11) Samuel Barkley.

(12) Thomas Barkley, b 3 May, 1783 ; d unm.

(13) Elisabeth Barkley.

(14) Robert M. Barkley, b 20 January, 1788; d unm.

(15) James S. Barkley, b 23 November, 1789; d unm.

(16) Catherine Barkley, b 24 April, 1792; d 22 De-

cember, 1879; m Robert S. Crawford. No
issue.

(17) Margaret Barkley ("Peggy"), b 6 December,

1794; d unm.

(18) Andrew King Barkely.

(19) John Barkely, b 3 April, 1800; d in infancy.

(20) Marcus Barkley, b 17 April, 1804; d unm.

(21) Nancy Barkley.

4. John Barkley, b 1745; d 7th September, 1786; m Mary

Crawford, dau. James and Jean (Crawford) Crawford,
b 6 May, 1752 ; d 4 September, 1786.

(22) Nathan Barkley.

(23) William Barkley, d unm.

(24) Jane Barkley.

5. James Barkley, m Elisabeth Crawford, dau. James and

Jean (Crawford) Crawford, b 27 November, 1753.

(25) John Barkley, d unm.

(26) Bllen Barkley, m Daniel Hunter.
(2"/) Betsey Barkley, d unm.

(28) Samuel Barkley, d unm.

(29) Joshua Barkley, m Agnes Millspaugh.

(30) Daniel Barkley.

(31) Moses Barkley, d unm.

6. William Barkley, m Sarah Gaston.

(32) Joseph Barkley.

(33) Jfii'nes Barkley.

(34) Hugh Barkley.

(35) William Barkley.

(36) Jane Barkley.

(37) Mary Barkley, d unm.

288 Sundry Lines of Descent.

7. Thomas Barkley, d 1821 ; m 7 December, 1779, Sarah

Crawford, b 11 February, 1763; d 19 September, 1826;
dau. James and Jean (Crawford) Crawford.

(38) James Barkley.

(39) Mary Barkley.

(40) David Barkley.

(41) John Barkley.

(42) Jonathan Barkley, b 9 April, 1789.

(43) Jane Barkley, b 19 February, 1791 ; m Nathan

JIaines, 27 October, 1808. Had 8 children.

(44) Josiah Barkley.

(45) Margaret Barkley, b 10 February, 1795; m (i)

Johnston Young; m (2) Nelson Harris. Had
5 children.

(46) Thomas Barkley, b 21 December, 1797; m Mary

Crawford.

(47) William Moffat Barkley, b 24 December, 1799;

d 12 March, 1800.

(48) Eli::abeth Barkley, b 5 May, 1801 ; m David

Arnot. Had 10 children.

8. Margaret Barkley, m James Sears.

(49) Mary Sears.

(50) William Sears, m Mary Crazvford.

(51) James Sears.

(52) John Sears, m Phoebe Conger.

(53) Samuel Sears.

(54) Eliza Sears.

9. Mary Barkley, b 23 October, 1770; m P. Millspaugh.

(55) Agnes Millspaugh, m John B. Hall.

(56) Mary Millspaugh, m Dr. Stanson.

(57) Susan Millspaugh, m White.

(58) Comfort Millspaugh, d unm.

(59) Marcus Millspaugh.

(60) Elizabeth Millspaugh, m Parsons.

10. Jane Barkley, b 13 September, 1778; m Henry Christ,
21 January, 1802.

Sundry Lines of Descent. 289

(61) Samuel Christ, m Catherine Hunter.

(62) Millspaugh Christ, m Hunter.

(63) Blake Christ.

(64) John Christ.

(65) Henry Christ, m Miriam Hollister.

(66) Jane Christ, m Corey.

(67) Mary Christ, m Stephen Wood.

(68) Parna Christ, d unm.

II. Samuel Barkley, b 13 December, 1780; w (i) Catherine
Crawford, by whom he had 6 children; m (2) Parney
Hurd, by whom he had 2 children.

The descendants of Samuel Barkley spelled their
names "Barclay."

(69) Margaret Barclay.

(70) Alexander Crawford Barclay.

(71) Mary Bllen Barclay.

(72) Marcus S. Barclay.
{yT^) Rachel Barclay.

(74) Nancy Barclay, d unm.

(75) James S. Barclay.

(76) Catherine Barclay.

13. Elizabeth Barkley, b 28 August, 1786; m 28 February,
1807, George Pitts.
{yy) Virgil Pitts.

(78) Samuel Pitts.

(79) Harvey Pitts, m Loretta N orris.

(80) Henry Pitts.

(81) James B. Pitts, m Elisabeth Cromell.

(82) Matilda Pitts, m Daniel Schaffer.

(83) Marcus B. Pitts, m Mary Allen.

18. Andrew King Barkley, b 31 July, 1797; d 23 May, 1875;
m Patty Smith.

(84) William Berger Barkley, d unm.

21. Nancy Barkley, b 9 January, 1807; "^ 23 January, 1838,
Leander Crawford.

290 Sundry Lines of Descent.

(85) James Barkely, b 2 November, 1838; d 24 Oc-

tober, 1866; m Alary C. Carpenter.

(86) Anna Barkley, m Alsop Purdy.

(87) Ella Barkley, m Albert Bull.

22. Nathan Barkley, m Sally Ann Patterson.

(88) Ellen Jane Barkley, m Matthew Brown.

24. Jane Barkley, b 12 March, 1784; d 6 March, 1823; m 29
January, 1803, James W. Crawford, son of Wilham and
Margaret (Buchanan) Crawford.

(89) William B. Crazvford.

(90) David Crawford.

30. Daniel Barkley, m (i) Sally Barclay, dau. Capt. James
and ]\Iary Barclay, by whom he had 4 children; m (2)
Sarah (Dickerson) Crawford, widow of George Craw-
ford, son of John and Sarah Barkley Crawford.

(91) James Barkley, m Nancy Stevenson.

(92) Alfred Barkley.

(93) Gaston Barkley, m Caroline Lease.

(94) Virgil Barkley.

(95) Robert Barkley, m Campbell.

(96) Elizabeth Barkley.

(97) Mary Barkley.

32. Joseph Barkley, in Susannah Cooper.

(98) Sarah Barkley, w (i) James Comfort; m (2)

James Scaff.

(99) Mary Barkley, d unm.
(100) William Cooper Barkley.
(loi) Eliza Barkley, m Ira Clark.

(102) Barbara M. Barkley, in David Lease.

(103) Henry Barkley, in Catherine Lybolt.

(104) Jane Barkley, in Sylvester Kent.

(105) Sidney Barkley, d unm.

(106) Milton Barkley, d unm.

(107) Rachel Barkley, d unm.

(108) Susan Barkley, in Torrence Sheen.

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33. James Barkley, ni Mary .

(109) James Barkley, m Cornelia VanGordon.
(no) Sarah Barkley, m Daniel Barkley.
(in) Lucre tia Barkley, m (i) Alex. Millspaugh;
m (2) Harris.

34. Hugh Barkley, m Jane Thompson, dau. Robt. A. Thomp-

son.

(112) William Thompson Barkley, d unm.

(113) Maria Barkley, m David C. Bull.

(114) Isabella Barkley, m Robert Milligan.

(115) Jane Barkley, d unm.

(116) Harriet Barkley, d unm.

35. William Barkley, m Sarah Crawford, dau. Alex, and

Margaret (Miller) Crawford.

(117) Maria Barkley, m Cornelius Barnes.

(118) Catherine Barkley , m James Barnes.

(119) Caroline Barkley, m Andrew Low.

(120) Ann Bliza Barkley, m Peter Westerveldt.

(121) Hugh Barclay, m Phoebe Fulton.

(122) John Barkley, m Michal Andrews.

(123) Margaret Barkley, d unm.

(124) Jane Barkley, d tinm.

(125) Isaiah Barkley, d unm.

(126) Thomas Barkley, d unm.

36. Jane Barkley, m John Millspaugh.

(127) William Millspaugh.

(128) Nathaniel Millspaugh.

(129) Mowbray Millspaugh, m Margaret Corkey.

38. James Barkley, b 27 July, 1780; m Ann Haines (or
Harris), 2 January, 1808.

(130) Hiram Barkley.

(131) Fanny Barkley.

(132) Alfred Barkley.

(133) Sarah Barkley.

(134) Jonathan Barkley.

292 Sundry Lines of Descent.

(135) Parmela Barkley.

(136) Eliza Jane Barkley.

(137) Ann Barkley, ni James Johnson.

(138) Rowanna Barkley.

(139) Abigail Barkley.

39. Mary Barkley, b 18 October, 1783 ; m Archibald Crawford.

(140) Emily Crawford, m Aaron Higby.

(141) Sarah Crawford, m Dr. John Hunter.

(142) Alfred Crawford, m Catherine JI miter.

(143) James McC. Crawford, m Blondina Terellager.

(144) David A. Crawford, m Mary VanKeuren.

(145) Robert Crawford, d unm.

(146) Eleanor Crawford, m Henry VanKeuren.

(147) Elisabeth Crawford, d in infancy.

(148) Moses A. Crawford, m Antoinette Brown.

(149) John Duryea Crawford, m Maria Townley.

(150) Mary Elizabeth Crawford, m Oliver Taylor.

40. David Barkley, b 25 November, 1785; m (i) Jane Han-

more — 6 children; m (2) Charlotte Warner — 2 children.

(151) Rachel Ann Barkley, m Jacob Schaifer.

(152) Sarah Jane Barkley, m Solomon Derwighf.

(153) Thomas Barkley, m Josephine Bellman.

(154) Alexander Barkley, m Susan Lockwood.

(155) Janson Barkley.

(156) David Barkley.

(157) Job Barkley, m Nettie Smith.

(158) Janet Barkley, m William Henry Rogers.

41. John Barkley, b 27 July, 1787; m 17 January, 1809,

Martha Haines, dau. John Haines.

(159) Sarah Barkley. ,

(160) Bayard Barkley.

(161) Mary Barkley, m Nathaniel Higby.

( 162) Thomas Barkley.

(163) Permelia Barkley.

(164) Haines Barkley.

(165) Eliza Barkley.

(166) Margaret Jane Barkley.

Sundry Lines of Descent. 293

44. Josiah Barkley, b 25 January, 1793; m (i) Frances

Haines — 5 children; m (2) Margaret Christ Potts.

(167) Crawford Barkley.

(168) Bayard Barkley.

(169) William Moffat Barkley.

(170) Henry Barkley.

(171) Mary Barkley.

69. Margaret Barclay, m Clinton Marsh.

(172) Katherine Marsh.

(173) Elizabeth W. Marsh, m T. Leroy Case.

(174) Alexander B. Marsh.

(175) Barkley Marsh, m Julia Knight.

(176) Alanson B. Marsh.

70. Alexander Crawford Barclay, b Sullivan Co., N. Y., 15

April, 181 1 ; d Hocking Co., Ohio, 3 December, 1886;
m 1838, Elisa Strawn.

(177) Catherine Barclay, m Amos Funk.

(178) John Barclay, num.

(179) Rebecca Barclay, m Peter Gets. Living San-

dusky, Ohio, 1903.

(180) Marcus Barclay, b 30 June, 1846, Living 1903,

Columbus, Ohio, unni. Was born in Hock-
ing Co., Ohio ; went to Washington C. H.,
Ohio ; was Mayor of the town 8 years (4
terms).

(181) Adeline Barclay, m Alexander McCowen.

(182) Darins Barclay, living 1903, in Logan Co.,

Ohio, unm.

(183) Nancy Barclay, living 1903, Princeton, Mo.

m John Davis.

(184) Amanda Barclay, living 1903, Nashport, O.

m L. C. Prior.

(185) Margaret Barclay, living 1903, Newark, O.

w Hozuard Prior.

(186) Annie Barclay, dec'd.

(187) Charles H. Barclay, living 1903, near Logan,

O.; m Bva Bury.

294 Sundry Lines of Descent.

71. Mary Ellen Barclay, m Alanson Bookstaver.

(188) Samuel Bookstaver.

(189) Mary Catherine Bookstaver, in Joseph Clark,

son of Ira and Eliza (Barkley) Clark.

(190) A. Augustus Bookstaver, m Harriet Fisher.

(191) Marcus B. Bookstaver, m Mary Low, dau.

Andrew and Carrie (Barkley) Low.

(192) Helen Bookstaver, m William Puff.

(193) William Bookstaver, in Margaret Rowe.

(194) Agnes Bookstaver, in William Barnes, son of

James and Catherine (Barkley) Barnes.

(195) Annie Bookstaver.

(196) Carrie Bookstaver.

72. Marcus S. Barclay, h Orange Co., N. Y. ; m Amy Fraer;

d November, 1901.

(197) Lydia P. Barclay.

(198) Crawford S. Barclay.

(199) James T. Barclay.

(200) Preston Wade Barclay.

(201) Nellie Barclay.

(202) Emily Barclay, b 1852; d 1859.

(203) Cora Barclay.

73. Rachel Barclay, m J. Crawford.

(204) Alexander B. Crawford, in Sarah B. Carpenter.

(205) Anna BUsa Crawford, in Samuel W. Chamber-

lain.

75. James S. Barclay, in Hannah Moshcr.

(206) Kate Barclay, m George Nichols. Has issue

living 1903.

(207) Marcus Barclay, b January, 1861 ; living 1903,

Nodaway Co., Mo.

(208) Winifred Barclay, b 26 March, 1870.

76. Catherine Barclay, m Alfred Hall.

(209) James Hall.

(210) Catherine Hall.

(211) Frank Hall.

(212) Blmer Hall.

Sundry Lines of Descent. 295

197. Lydia P. Barclay, b i February, 1841 ; m (i) Gregg

Sweeney; living Basin, Wyoming, 1903; m (2) R. H.
Austin.

(213) Graee Barclay, b 1867; in Samuel Smith. Has

issue living 1903.

(214) Robert Barelay, b March, 1869; unm 1903.

(215) Harry Barclay, b 16 December, 1871,

198. Crawford S. Barclay, b 23 October, 1842 ; living 1903,

West Liberty, Iowa ; m Emma Wonsetler.

(216) Wade C. Barclay.

{2iy) Ralph W. Barclay, b 29 April, 1875.

(218) Josephine Barclay, b 3 October, 1877.

(219) Alberta Barclay, b 6 January, 1881 ; d 7 Janu-

ary, 1881.

(220) Paul V. Barclay, b 13 August, 1882.

(221) Marcus Barclay, b 26 May, 1884.

199. James T. Barclay, b 30 January, 1845 ; living 1903, Des

Moines, Iowa ; m Ava Givens.

(222) Maude Barclay, b 1873.

(223) Frederick Barclay.

(224) Blanche Barclay.

(225) Beatrice Barclay.

(226) Aloise Barbara Barclay.

200. Preston Wade Barclay, b February, 1847; living 1903,

Chicago, 111. ; m Anita Labbe.

{22'j) Mion Elisabeth Barclay. ' ^

(228) Shirley Barclay.

(229) Donald Barclay.

201. Nellie Barclay, b May, 1850; living 1903, Norfolk, Neb.;

m R. Harry Reynolds.

(230) Blanche Reynolds, b 19 August, 1878; d 10

January, 1884.

(231) Marcus Thomas Reynolds, b 25 January, 1891.

(232) Amy Reynolds, b 5 July, 1892.

296 Sundry Lines of Descent.

203. Cora Barclay, b 2t^ April, 1862; living 1903, Ames, Iowa;
m Alvin B. Noble.

(233) Nellie L. Noble, b 2 November, 1892.

(234) Margaret Noble.

(235) Barclay E. Noble.

216. Wade Crawford Barclay, (Rev.), i> 8 August, 1874; living
Lisbon, Iowa, 1903; m 1 January, 1901, May Hartley, at
Los Angeles, Cal.

(236) Lois Margerie Barclay, & 23 March, 1902.

1. John Barkley, b Scotland.

(2) Iddings Barkley.

2. Iddings Barkley, b 12 April, 1781, Churchtown, Pa.; d

27 October, 1857, Bloomsburg, Pa. Lived Pottsville,
Pa., from 1804 until 1806; moved to Hemlock Township,
Columbia Co., Pa. ; and later to Bloomsburg, Pa, ; m
Mary Jackson abt. 1803, a Quakeress of English descent,
b 16 April, 1775, Berks Co., Pa. ; d 7 March, 1854.

(3) Minerva Barkley.

(4) John J. Barkley.

(5) Sarah Barkley.

(6) Mary B. Barkley, b 181 1 ; d 6 February, 1892;

m Moore Furman. No issue.

(7) Lewis J d dings Barkley,] ^ .

(8) Joseph Evans Barkley, j

(9) Susan Barkley, b July, 1816; d July, 1896; m

John F. Funston. Issue, i child, d in infancy.

3. Minerva Barkley, b 14 October, 1804; d 3 December,

1883, Bloomsburg, Pa. ; m John R. Moyer, b 18 Septem-
ber, 1799; d 29 April, 1879, Bloomsburg, Pa.

(10) Sarah Moyer, b 11 January, 1826; living 1903;

m John G. Quick, 14 December, 1853.

(11) Elizabeth McNeal Moyer, b 7 June, 1828; d 18

March, 1830.

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(12) Iddings Barkely Moyer, b 10 August, 1830; d

14 August, 1835.

(13) Charles Augustus Moyer, b 21 September, 1832 ;

living 1903, Bloomsburg, Pa.; m (i) Mary
B. Boone, 27 January, 1859; m (2) Martha
Robison.

(14) Albert Moyer, b 5 February, 1835; living 1903;

m Mary Colsher, 2 April, 1863.

(15) Lucy A. Moyer, b 11 August, 1837; d Septem-

ber, 1878; m B. M. Sheldon, 26 March, 1864.

(16) Lucas N. Moyer, b 30 September, 1840; living

1903; m Hattie B. Byer, 16 December, 1862.

(17) John Lewis Moyer, b 3 March, 1843; living

1903 ; m BMe Vance, 13 October, 1874.

(18) William Stine Moyer, b 25 May, 1846; d 13 De-

cember, 1902; m Martha Menagh, 22 March,
1875.

4. John J. Barkley, b 23 August, 1806, Hemlock Township,

Columbia Co., Pa. ; d 5 July, 1876, Bloomsburg, Pa. ;
m Rachel McBride, 18 December, 1828; b 25 December,
1809; d 7 April, 1876.

(19) William McBride Barkley, b 23 October, 1829;

d in far west, 1850-5, imm.

(20) Maria Hunter Barkley, b 11 October, 1831 ;

living 1903, Ft. Scott, Kan. ; m Dr. John S.
Red field, 13 August, 1857. Had issue.

(21) Iddings Barkley.

(22) James L. Barkley.

(23) Charles Gillespie Barkley.

(24) Bli S. Barkley, b 26 September, 1841 ;J 3 May,

1867, Bloomsburg, Pa. ; m Margaret M.
Snyder, 2 November, 1863 ; d 14 June, 1865.
No issue.

5. Sarah Barkley, b 12 December, 1808; d 5 March, 1896,

Bloomsburg, Pa. ; m ( i ) Blias Furman, d 27 December,
1833, by whom she had i child — a daughter; m (2)

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Robert Cathcart, b 31 July, 1803; d 4 November, 1884,
by whom she had 2 children.

(25) Mary Cordelia Furnian, b 25 July, 1833; d 28

February, 1903; m (i) Rev. William Cath-
cart; m (2) Rev. T. B. Hughes.

(26) Margaret Jane Cathcart, b 18 March, 1841 ;

living 1903; 111 Calvin Achenbach.

(27) Andrezv Barkley Cathcart, b 22 December, 1844;

living 1903, Bloomsburg, Pa.

7. Lewis Iddings Barkley, b 12 April, 1814; d March, 1843,

Bloomsburg, Pa.; m i November, 1838, Mahalah Quick,
b 12 April, 1819; living 1903.

(28) John Q. Barkley, b 14 November, 1839; d 17

February, 1897, umn.

(29) Mary Elisabeth Barkley, b 23 September, 1841 ;

d 25 January, 1902, unm.

8. Joseph Evans Barkley, b 13 April, 1814; d 13 March,

1887, Bloomsburg, Pa. ; m Julia A. Melick. Living 1903,
Bloomsburg, Pa.

(30) Sarah M. Barkley.

(31) Glovenia J. Barkley.

21. Iddings Barkley, b 23 October, 1833; d 21 December,

1869, Philadelphia; m Emma . Living 1903,

Philadelphia.

(32) Iddings Barkley.

(33) Charles Barkley.

(34) Williaiii Barkley, living Philadelphia, 1903.

22. James L. Barkley, b 9 March, 1836; lived Jersey Shore,

Pa. ; d 10 November. 1902, Dexter, Mo. ; ni Rilla Webb.
Living 1903, Jersey Shore, Pa.

(35) Edward Barkley, living 1903, Jersey Shore, Pa.,

and 3 others, who died in infancy.

23. Charles Gillespie Barkley, b 30 January, 1839; d 10 Oc-

tober, 1900, Bloomsburg, Pa. ; m 2 June, 1864, Margery

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Ann Wilson, b 27 June, 1841, at Washingtonville, Pa.
Living 1903, Bloomsburg, Pa.

(36) Mary Garrison Barkley, b 23 September, 1865;

living 1903, Scranton, Pa. ; m 2 April, 1901,
Frederick C. Williams.

(37) Josephine RedHeld Barkley.

(38) Jennie Wilson Barkley, b i June, 1872; living

1903, unm,

30. Sarah M. Barkley, b 23 February, 1844; living 1903; m

25 November, 1868, Chester M. Fur man.

(39) Josiah H. Fur man.

(40) Julia H. Furman.

(41) Henry F. Furman.

(42) Boyd W. Furman, m 30 May, 1897, Alice M.

Dillon. Had issue.

(43) Clinton Furman.

(44) Clara G. Furman.

31. Glovenia J. Barkley, b 9 January, 1848; living 1903; m

5 July, 1870, Blias R. Furman.

(45) Howard C. Furman, m Mary Purcel. Had issue.

(46) Kenneth K. Furman, m Eva Warrick. Had

issue.

37. Josephine Redfield Barkley, b 30 May, 1868 ; living 1903 ;
m 25 June, 1901, Warren H. Eyer.

(47) Charles Barkley Eyer, b 14 June, 1902.

LINE OF DESCENT

FROM

John BarkIvEy, of County Londonderry, Ireland,

compiled by

Richard Warre;n Barkley, of the New York Bar.

(Pages 300-331.)

I. John Barkley, h in County Londonderry, Ireland. ; d 1785?
Fayette County, Pennsylvania.

(2) Ann Barkley, d 18 July, 1817, "on Brush Creek,

Ohio ;" m Pollock.

(3) Jane (or Catherine) Barkley, m John (or Jona-

than) Swearingen.

(4) Mary Barkley, m James (or Joseph) Scott, "in

Pennsylvania."

(5) John Barkley.

(6) James Chambers Barkley.

5. John Barkley, h 17^7 ', d 23 July, 1828, in Jessamine
County, Kentucky; m 8 August, 1775, Susannah Lucas,
h 17S7', d 7 December, 1822.

(7) Samuel Barkley.

(8) Sarah Barkley, b 2 July, 1778.

(9) John Barkley, b 27 June, 1780; d 9 November,

1812.

(10) George Barkley.

(11) Susannah Barkley, h 24 August, 1785; d 6

September, 1819; m Capt. James Price and
left issue.

(12) Joseph Barkley, b 2 December, 1787; d 22 De-

cember, 18 14.

(13) Dorcas Barkley, b 13 December, 1789; d 17

November, 1818; m Hiishman.

(14) Willia)n Barkley, b 21 August, 1792; d 26 No-

vember, 1 8 12.
300

John Barkley of Londonderry. 301

(15) Nancy Barkley, b 3 February, 1794; d 3 May,

1819.

(16) Polly Barkley, b 19 December, 1796; d 4 Feb-

ruary, 1817.

(17) James Barkley, b 4 September, 1801 ; d 1853,

leaving issue.

6. James Chambers Barkley, b abt. 1750; d 24 August, 1826,

in Lewis County, Kentucky; m Catherine Crawford, b
16 April, 1760, daughter of William and Elinor Craw-
ford.

(18) William Crawford Barkley.

(19) Mary {"Patty") Barkley.

(20) James Chambers Barkley.

7. Samuel Barkley, b 2 August, 1776; d 23 November, 1831 ;

m 23 February, 1804, Jane Singleton, b 3 April, 1787;
d 26 August, i860, daughter of Mason Singleton, of
Virginia.

(21) John Barkley, b 6 November, 1805.

(22) Levi Barkley.

(23) Isaac Barkley.

(24) James Francis Barkley.

(25) Susan Mary Barkley, b 14 August, 1816; d unm.

(26) Mason Singleton Barkley.

(2y) Samuel Barkley, b 26 December, 1820; d 2y
July, 1891 ; m Katherine Miller. O. S. P.

(28) George Mathias Barkley.

(29) Joseph Barkley, b i August, 1826; d 13 March,

1833-

10. George Barkley, b 7 December, 1782 ; d 21 January, 1815 ;
m 10 July, 1806, Martha Ellison Higbee, & 13 January,
1789, in Fayette County, Kentucky; c? 31 January, 1870,
daughter of John and Margaret (Ellison) Higbee, of
Middlesex County, New Jersey.

(30) Margaret BUison Barkley, b 19 June, 1807; d

March, 1883 ; m Judge William Clark.
O. S. P.

(31) John Barkley.

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19.

20.

(32) William Lucas Barkley.

(33) Mary Ann Barkley.

William Crawford Barkley, h 13 July, 1786; d 29 De-
cember, 1874, Lewis County, Kentucky; m 2 January,
1812, Mary Hendrickson, b 2 June, 1793; d 4 Novem-
ber, 1840; daughter of Daniel Hendrickson.

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(43
(44
(45
(46

(47

John Crazvford Barkley.
James Hendrickson Barkley, d in infancy.
A child, d in infancy.

William George Washington Barkley, b 19 Feb-
ruary, 1817; d 9 May, 1837.
Sarah Ann Barkley.
Mary Catherine Barkley.

Bliza Jane Barkley, b 6 February, 1823; d unm.
Rebecca Barkley.
Daniel Lafayette Barkley.
James Herbert Barkley.
Henry Clay Barkley.
Samuel Boyd Barkley.
Thomas Jefferson Barkley.
A son, d in infancy, 26 January, 1836.

Mary ("Patty") Barkley, b 20 September, 1792; d 14
January, 1830; ;n 29 January, 1818, William Boyd, b i
March, 1791, in Pennsylvania; d 27 January, 1857, son
of David Boyd.

(48) David Henderson Boyd, b 10 January, 1820;

m I November, 1839, Jemima Fry, and had 12
children.

(49) Catherine Crazvford Boyd.

(50) Amanda Melvina Boyd.

James Chambers Barkley, b 12 March, 1796; d 30 April,
1855, at Lexington, Kentucky; m 7 June, 1818, Rebecca
Hart, b i December, 1798, in Hopewell Township,
Hunterdon County, New Jersey; d 6 August, 1876,
daughter of Richard and Francina (Mershon) Hart.

(51) SalUe Hart Barkley, b and d 1819.

(52) Crazvford Hart Barkley.

John Barkley of Londonderry. 303

(53) Benjamin Franklin Barkley.

(54) Francina Barkley.

(55) Richard Hart Barkley.

(56) Henry Benton Barkley.

(57) Mary Matilda Barkley, b 6 April, 1830; d 12

March, 1847.

(58) James Chambers Barkley.

(59) David Maple Barkley.

(60) John Barkley, b 3 June, 1837; d 14 December,

1898, unm.

(61) Joab Hickson Barkley, b 5 April, 1838; d 2

February, 1869, unm.

(62) Martha Bnieline Barkley, b and d in 1840.

22. Levi Barkley, b 6 February, 1807 ; d near Palmyra, Mis-
souri, 28 February, 1883; m (i) 10 May, 1832, Elisa-
beth Grimes, b in Clark County, Kentucky, 8 March,
1812 ; d 22 November, 1852. No issue by second mar-
riage.

(63) Jane Barkley, b 29 March, 1833; d 27 Decem-

ber, 1854; m Dr. James Ellis. Issue: James
Ellis, Jr., d in infancy.

(64) Mary Susan Barkley, b 30 September, 1834; d

1842.

(65) Samuel Barkley.

(66) Charles Grimes Barkley, b 23 July, 1837; d 9

January, 1849.

(67) Levi Barkley, b 14 April, 1840; (living 1903),

unm.

(68) Elizabeth Helen Barkley, b 29 October, 1841 ;

d 25 February, 1862.

(69) Martha Bishop Barkley.

(70) Sydney Frances Barkley.

(71) Isaac Mason Barkley.

{y2) Philip Napoleon Barkley, b 24 December, 1850;

d 9 February, 1851.
(73) Maria Barkley, b 22 November, 1852; (living

1903) ; m Joseph L. Hatcher, (living 1903).

Issue : Josephine Lee Hatcher, b 1879 ; d 1884.

304 Line of Descent from

23. Isaac Barkley, b 14 May, 1809; d 2 August, 1874; w (i)
8 November, 1832, Eliza T. Bryan, b 23 December, 1814;
d 25 November, 1835, by whom he had two children;
m (2) II December, 1838, An7i Blisa Custer, b 17 July,
1818; c? 8 July, 1863.

(74) Johji Barkley.

(75) Mary Jane Barkley, b 30 October, 1835; d 5

May, 1847.

(76) Elizabeth Barkley.

(yy) Margaret Jane Barkley, b 8 March, 1841 ; d
29 January, 1863.

(78) Anna Eliza Barkley.

(79) Samuel C. Barkley.

(80) Joseph Henry Barkley, b 11 September, 1848;

d 19 April, 1900, unm.

(81) George Levi Barkley, b 3 May, 1851 ; (living

1903), unm.

(82) Mary Susan Barkley.

(83) Alice Barkley.

■24. James Francis Barkley, b 12 February, 1814; d 23 June,
1867; m 13 May, 1834, Elizabeth M. Pitts, & 15 January,
1815; d 29 December, 1884, daughter of Younger and
Elizabeth (Rogers) Pitts.

(84) Cassa Jane Barkley.

(85) Mary Elizabeth Barkley, b and d in February,

1838.

(86) Samuel Isaac Barkley.

(87) Dillard Barkley, b 1844; d 1848.

(88) George Mathias Barkley.

(89) Lela Frank Barkley, b 1852; (living 1903) ; m

Joseph Austin Fisher. S. P.

26. Mason Singleton Barkley, b 29 January. 1818; d 1883;
m 23 June, 1842, Narcissa E. Hawkins.

(90) Cassa Jane Barkley.

(91) Mary Elizabeth Barkley, b 1846; d 1848.

(92) James Francis Barkley, b 31 January, 1848;

(living 1903) ; m 26 June, 1901, Mary
Bronauph.

John Barkley of Londonderry. 305

(93) Susan Alice Barkley, b 1850; d 1852.

(94) William Clark Barkley, b 17 November, 1854;

d 29 November, 1872, unm.

(95) Lily Belle Barkley, b 24 March, 1857; (living

1903), unm.

28. George Mathias Barkley, b 17 February, 1824 ; d 30 July
1883 ; m 25 October, 1854, Frances A. Scott, b i October,
1831 ; d II September, 1879, daughter of William and
Sarah (Metcalf) Scott.

(96) William Scott Barkley, d in infancy.

(97) Lucy Barkley, (living 1903) ; m W. R. Sadler.

S. P.

(98) Scott Barkley, d September, 1898, unm.

31. John Barkley, b 31 December, 1809; d 21 January, 1853;

w 9 August, 1838, Salllie Reid Green, b 19 September,
1816; d 16 November, 1876, daughter of Judge John
Green, of Danville, Kentucky.
(99) John Green Barkley.
(100) Mary Jones Barkley, b 19 June, 1841 ; (living
1903) ; ^^ 1 87 1, Rev. William R. Brown.
S. P.
(loi) George Barkley, b 17 September, 1843; d 1875,
unm.

(102) Jessamine Barkley.

(103) Martha Bertha Barkley, b 15 April, 1848;

(living 1903) ; m William L. Green. S. P.

(104) Sarah Addie Barkley.

(105) William Craig Barkley, b 1 July, 1853; (living

1903), unm.

32. William Lucas Barkley, b 10 January, 1811 ; d 23 Sep-

tember, 1885 ; m 1843, Adeline Stout, b 17 December,
1825 ; d 20 February, 1901, daughter of David Stout,
of Versailles, Ky.
" : (106) Martha Barkley. . ■

(107) Margaret Clarke Barkley.

3o6 Line of Descent from

(io8) Mary Ann Barkley, b i March, 1850; d 12

May, 1855.
(109) Adeline Barkley, b 4 April, 1854; d 1892; m

Dr. Frank O. Young. O. S. P.
(no) William Barkley, b 23 November, 1856; d 17

March, 1858.
(in) John S. Barkley, b 14 April, 1859; (living

1903) ; ni Eva Cloke. S. P.

(112) Eugenia Barkley.

(113) William Lucas Barkley.

(114) Allen Barkley, b i March, 1869; d 26 Novem-

ber, 1S69.

S3. Mary Ann Barkley, b January, 1813; d 2y March, 1871 ;
7n (i) 29 April, 1830, Dr. Stephen Edward Jones,
d II April, 1833; m (2) 13 November, 1838, John
Lafon, b 1800; d May, 1848.

(115) Mary W. Jones, b 23 May, 183 1 ; d 11 April,

1840.

(116) Stephen Edward Jones.

(117) Mary W. Lafon, b 13 April, 1840; (living

1903), unm.

(118) Alice Lafon, b 10 November, 1842; d 24 Sep-

tember, 1858.

(119) George Barkley Lafon, b 18 April, 1846; d in

infancy.

34. John Crawford Barkley, b 3 October, 1812 ; d 9 Decem-
ber, 1879; m 24 December, 1839, Mary Boone Reeder,
b 13 January, 1820; d 2 December, 1874, dau. Benjamin
and Elizabeth (Wallingford) Reeder.

(120) William Benjamin Barkley.

(121) Henry Clay Barkley.

(122) Mary Davis Barkley, b 18 November, 1845;

(living 1903), unm.

(123) Elizabeth Hayes Barkley, b 21 April, 1847: d

8 April, 1876, umn.

(124) Georgia Ann Barkley, b 26 July, 1850; d 10

July, 1876, unm.

John Barkley of Londonderry. 307

(125) James Thomas Barkley, b 24 October, 1852;

d 18 December, 1891, unm.

(126) Frank Barkley.

(127) Asa Barkley, b 8 July, 1859; (living 1903),

num.

38. Sarah Ann Barkley, b 5 November, 1818; d 10 October,

1862; in 18 December, 1845, William Thomson, b 1812,
Baltimore, Md. ; a? 18 April, 1869.

(128) Mary Agnes Thomson, b 27 October, 1846;

(living 1903) ; m 30 November, 1887, Henry
L. Newell. S. P.

(129) William Henry Thomson, b 13 November,

1848; d 21 December, 1883, unm.

(130) John James Thomson.

(131) Ann Eliza Thomson, b 21 July, 1852; d 2

April, 1883; m 20 March, 1877, Charles
Pollitt. O. S. P.

(132) Margaret Boyd Thomson.

(133) Edward Wallingford Thomson, b i July, 1859;

(living 1903) ; unm.

(134) Thomas Samuel Thomson.

39. Mary Catherine Barkley, b 22 March, 182 1 ; d 15 April,

1857; m Andrezv Fleming Blount, b 20 June, 1820; d
15 August, 1901.

(135) Presley Coliver Blount, b 4 October, 1855; d

3 November, 1856.

(136) John Clay Blount.

41. Rebecca Barkley, b 4 October, 1824; d 4 May, 1900; m
23 March, 1843, Amos Means, b 15 September, 181 1; d

(137) Mary Elisabeth Means.

(138) George Means.

(139) Eliza W. Means, b 27 January, 1850; (living

1903), unm.

3o8 Line of Descent from '

(140) William Henry Means, b 15 June, 1852; (liv-

ing 1903) ; m I October, 1889, Amanda West
Wall S. P.

(141) Robert Means, b 23 September, 1854; d 30

September, 1857.

(142) James Barkley Means.

(143) Amos Nesbitt Means, b 4 September, 1859; d

2 October, 1873.

( 144) Henrick Monroe Means, b 28 January, 1873 5

(living 1903) ; m 16 April, 1903, Ida M.
Willis.

42. Daniel Lafayette Barkley, b 4 July, 1826; d 24 January,

1900; m 5 June, 1867, Rose Crum, b i August, 1836;
(living 1903), dau. Abram and Rebecca Crum.

(145) George Wiliiani Barkley, b 11 June, 1868;

(living 1903), unm.

(146) Claire Barkley, b 9 March, 1870; (living 1903),

unm.

(147) Tempa Barkley, b and d August, 1872.

(148) Blla Mae Barkley.

43. James Herbert Barkley, b 3 July, 1828; d 4 October,

1895; m Martha Louise Halbert, b 16 February, 1841 ;
(living 1903), dau. Daniel and Rachel (Thomas) Hal-
bert.

( 149) Mintie Emma Barkley.

(150) Mary Belle Barkley.

(151) George William Barkley.

(152) Kathcrine Davis Barkley, b 1875; (living

1903) ; m C. F. Adams.

(153) Nellie Halbert Barkley, b 1880; (living 1903).

44. Henry Clay Barkley, b 14 May, 1830; d 15 January, 1897;

m 6 May, 1861, Isabella Imogene Howell, b 7 Septem-
ber, 1840; d 8 August, 1897, dau. Abraham Price and
Mary Ann (Schute) Howell.

John Barkley of Londonderry. 309

(154) Charles Henry Barkley, b 18 March, 1862; d

2 September, 1865.

(155) Howell Finch Barkley, b 14 August, 1864; d

23 May, 1894, unm.

(156) Harry Herbert Barkley, b 16 January, 1869;

(living 1903) ; m 11 November, 1896, Lillian
B. Smoot. S. P.

(157) Isabella Lee Barkley.

(158) Frank Owens Barkley.

(159) Helen Gray Barkley, b 13 December, 1877;

(living 1903), unm.

(160) Mary Florence Barkley, b 17 February, 1880;

(living 1903), nmn.

45. Samuel Boyd Barkley, b 19 December, 1831 ; (living

1903) ; m 3 January, 1867, Mrs. Rebecca Salena Taylor,
b abt. 1842; d 6 December, 1878; dau. of Joshua Carle.

(161) Lucile May Barkley.

(162) Cora Belle Barkley, b 27 August, 1869; d 4

January, 1896.

(163) William Henry Barkley, b 12 September, 1872;

(living 1903), unm.

(164) Franklin Carle Barkley, b 19 May, 1875;

(living 1903) ; m 25 February, 1903, Janie
Derrett.

(165) Anna Bliza Barkley, b 30 August, 1878; (liv-

ing 1903), unm.

46. Thomas Jefferson Barkley, b 26 February, 1834; (living

1903); m Caroline Warder, b 14 June, 1847; (living
1903)-

(166) William Thomas Barkley.

(167) Charles Henry Barkley, b 28 March, 1869;

(living 1903), unm.

(168) Caroline Isabel Barkley, b 6 February, 1872;

(living 1903) ; m John P. McCartney. S. P.

(169) Mary Alice Barkley.

3IO

Line of Descent from

49. Catherine Crawford Boyd, h 29 August, 1821 ; d 2 Oc-

tober, 1870; m 7 June, 1843, Curtis Smith Pemherton, b
24 October, 1819; d 8 June, 1861.

(170) Mary Amanda Pemherton.

(171) Sarah Wadsworth Pemherton, h 6 August,

1846; d 10 February, 1866; m George W.
Ross. Issue : George Cnrtis Ross, who d in
infancy.

(172) Henrietta Wadsworth Pemherton.

(173) William Anson Pemherton, h 16 December,

1850; d 24 April, 1868.

(174) George Callings Pemherton, d in infancy.

(175) James Miirfin Pemherton, h 9 December, 1855 ;

(living 1903), nnm.

50. Amanda Melvina Boyd, b 10 August, 1823 ; (living

1903) ; m 22, August, 1843, William S. Bridges, b 20
April, 1815; d 8 October, 1870.

(176) Mary Catherine Bridges, b 19 June, 1844; d

7 May, 1848.

(177) John Dillon Bridges.

(178) Eli.::abeth Kelley Bridges, h 22 April, 1854; d

26 November, 1855.

(179) Henry Barkley Bridges.

52. Crawford Hart Barkley (Rev.), b 19 September, 1821 ;
d 12 December, 1885; m (i) Elisabeth Best, b 26 No-
vember, 1828; d 24 December, 1852, by whom he had
three children; m (2) Frances Reddish, b 29 May, 1828;
d 7 December, 1900.

(180) Robert Best Barkley, b 13 June, 1848; (living

1903), nnm.

(181) Mary Cornelia Barkley, b 13 September, 1850;

d 2 April, 1901 ; m Dr. Marshall P. Robin-
son. O. S. P.

(182) Elizabeth Crawford Barkley, b 18 December,

1852; (living 1903), nnm.

(183) Frances Barkley, b 19 October, 1856; (living

1903); ni (i) William Peck; m (2) /. /.
Fenn. S. P.

John Barkley of Londonderry. 311

(184) John Crawford Barkley, b 17 December, 1857;

d 13 April, 1878.

(185) Joseph F. Barkley, b 19 February, i860; d 4

December, 1891, luiin.

(186) James Hickman Barkley.

(187) George Marshall Barkley, b 22 September,

1864; d 28 February, 1865.

(188) Owen Barkley, b 9 November, 1867; d 1902,

unni.

(189) Lamotie Barkley.

53- Benjamin Franklin Barkley (M.D,), b 14 November,
1822 ; d 25 December, 1882 ; m Malinda B. Duncan, b 18
March, 1827; (living 1903) ; dau. Mason Duncan (1785-
1859) of Culpepper Co., Va., and Juliet (Jackson, Win-
chester, Va.) Duncan, 1807- 1895.

(190) Leslie Crawford Barkley, b 18 July, 1846.

(191) Francina Alice Barkley.

(192) Leonidas Marue Barkley.

(193) Rovena Gertrude Barkley.

(194) Laura Josephine Barkley.

(195) James Mason Barkley, b 5 February, 1861 ;

(living 1903), imm.

(196) Lillian May Barkley, b 1863; d 1878.

54. Francina Barkley, b 24 February, 1824; d 19 April, 1903;
m (i) 1845-6, George Neal, b 10 August, 1892; d 18
March, 1854; m (2) 2 October, 1855, Stephen Pendle-
ton Waller, b 12 April, 1812; d 8 February, 1871.

(197) Jesse Crazvford Neal.

(198) Charles Waller.

(199) Laura Waller.

(200) John Waller, b 28 June, 1862; (living 1903) ;

m 22 June, 1887, Jennie B. Smith, b ly May,
1865; (living 1903). S. P.

(201) Anna Mae Waller, b 17 March, 1864; (living

1903), imm.

(202) Clarence Waller, b 8 September, 1866; d No-

vember, 1868.

312 Line of Descent from

55. Richard Hart Barkley, b 2 February, 1826; d 2 October,

1865; m Mrs. Cornelia {Logan) Irvin, b i June, 1836;
d 2 April, 1862.

(203) Ethelbert Logan Barkley.

56. Henry Benton Barkley (M.D.), b 2 November, 1827; d

21 April, 1884; m 7 January, 1858, Mary Jane Gooch,
& 1838; J 1865.

(204) Francina Mildred Barkley.

58. James Chambers Barkley, & 11 March, 1832; d 4 Sep-

tember, 1898; m 1858, Melinda Catherine Warren, b 18
October, 1840; d 4 February, 1868, dau. of Thomas and
Melinda (Cornelison) Warren.

(205) Richard Warren Barkley.

(206) Margaret Francina Barkley.

59. David Maple Barkley (I\I.D.), b 29 January, 1834; (liv-

ing 1903) ; m 25 October, i860, Georgia Owen, b 11
June, 1833; (living 1903), dau. of Gwynn and Mary
(Puryear) Owen.

(207) Margaret Alice Barkley.

(208) Mary Emeline Barkley, b and d 1864.

(209) David Owen Barkley, b and d 1865.

(210) Bdivard Owen Barkley.

(211) Grade Belle Barkley, b 1870; d 1876.

(212) Harry Oldham Barkley, b 14 November, 1872;

(living 1903) ; m Fannie Onan. Issue:
Harry Onan Barkley, b 5 December, 1901 ;
d December, 1902.

65. Samuel Barkley, b 11 February, 1836; d 20 July, 1890;
m 5 January, 1871. Madeline Gillispie, b 7 December,
1851 ; (living 1903), dau. of Alexander and Mary
(Whaley) Gillispie.

(213) Alexander Lcc Barkley (Rev.), b 16 April,

1872; (living 1903), unm.

John Barkley of Londonderry.

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(215

(216
(217

(218

(219

(220

(221

(222

Mary E. Barkley, b 16 August, 1873 ; d 6 De-
cember, 1882.

Thomas G. Barkley, b 18 December, 1874;
(living 1903), imm.

Harry C. Barkley.

Dana V. Barkley, b 15 March, 1878; d 6 Au-
gust, 1879.

Julia Z. Barkley, b 20 October, 1879; (living
1903), unm.

James P. Barkley, b 12 April, 1881 ; (living
1903), unm.

Esther B. Barkley, b 24 March, 1883; (living
1903), unm.

Grover Cleveland Barkley, b 14 January, 1885 ;
(living 1903).

Llezvellyn F. Barkley, b 17 March, 1887; (liv-
ing 1903).

69. Martha Bishop Barkley, b 4 August, 1843 ; (living 1903) ;

m 21 March, 1867, Willis Baxter, b 22 March, 1839;

(living 1903).

(223) Elisabeth Baxter, b 16 February, 1868; (living

1903), unm.

(224) Alvin Baxter, b 2 March, 1884; (living 1903).

(225) Nellie Baxter, b 12 June, 1886; (living 1903).

70. Sydney Frances Barkley, b 11 April, 1845; d 16 Decem-

ber, 1872 ; m Joseph L. Hatcher, b 9 September, 1841 ;
(living 1903).

(226) Edwin Barkley Hatcher, b i May, 1867;

(living 1903), unm.

{22y) Samuel 0. Hatcher, b 16 October, 1869; d 10
December, 1885.

(228) Anna Grimes Hatcher, b August, 1871 ; d Sep-
tember, 1872.

71. Isaac Mason Barkley, b 19 February, 1848; (living
1903) ; m I February, 1888, Huldah Katherine Gash,

314 Line of Descent from

b 24 February, 1861 ; (living 1903), dau. of Moses B
and Katherine (Nichols) Gash.

(229) Catherine Barkley, b 5 November, 1888.

(230) Leon Tahnage Barkley, b 2y August, 1890.

(231) Mary D. Barkley, b 29 December, 1892.

(232) Elisabeth Barkley, & 13 May, 1895.

(233) Isaac C. Barkley, b 21 February, 1898.

(234) Champ Clark Barkley, b 13 December, 1900.

74. John Barkley, b 9 September, 1833 ; d 4 August, 1863 ;
m Elisabeth M. Miller, b 12 January, 1834; (living
1903), dau. of Ozbert and Eveline (Custer) Miller.

(235) Martha C. Barkley, b 26 August, 1856; (living

1903) ; m William K. Nichols, b 7 February,
1847. S. P.

(236) Mary A. Barkley.

(237) Evelyn L. Barkley.

(238) John 0. Barkley.

76. Elizabeth Barkley, b 25 September, 1839; (living 1903) ;
m 22 November, i860, Hugh H. McDowell, b 18 Sep-
tember, 1835; (hving 1903).

(239) Anna McDoiveU, b 21 September, 1862; d 7

January, 1864.

(240) Elisabeth Miller McDowell, b 2 November,

1863 ; d 29 January, 1864.

(241) Margaret Barkley McDowell, b 6 March, 1865 ;

d 20 March, 1873.

(242) Mary Snsan McDozvell, b i August, 1869;

(living 1903), umn.

78. Anna Eliza Barkley, b 6 October, 1843 ; (living 1903) ;
m 5 November, 1867, William Steele, b 8 August, 1843 ;
(living 1903).

(243) Elisabeth Steele, b 4 October, 1868; (living

1903) ; m 18 October, 1894, R. L. Walker,
(living 1903).

(244) Sarah Steele.

John Barkley of Londonderry. 315

79. Samuel C. Barkley, b 14 February, 1847; (living 1903) ;
m 22 October, 1885, Bli::abeth H. Byrne, (living 1903).

(245) Julia Byrne Barkley, b 3 April, 1887.

(246) Anna Custer Barkley, b 14 November, 1888.

(247) Isaac R. Barkley, b i November, 1890.

(248) Mary Barkley, b 5 November, 1892.

(249) Robert B. Barkley, b 22 June, 1895.

(250) Joseph H. Barkley, b 27 February, 1903.

82. Mary Susan Barkley, b 5 July, 1857; (living 1903) ; m

3 April, 1883, IVilliain R. Doty, b 22 October, 1838;
(living 1903).

(251) Jesse Barkley Doty, b 29 December, 1883.

(252) Anne Steele Doty, b 24 July, 1885.

(253) Susan Dunn Doty, b 29 July, 1887.

(254) IVilliani Royalston Doty, b 4 November, 1889.

(255) Alice Florida Doty, b 18 October, 1892.

(256) Elisabeth Custer Doty, b 22 February, 1895.

83. Alice Barkley, b 1 January, i860; (living 1903); ui 15

June, 1893, T. B. Walker, (living 1903).

(257) George Barkley Walker, b 18 June, 1896.

(258) r. B. Walker, b 15 July, 190 1.

84. Cassa Jane Barkley, b 3 August, 1835; d 28 July, 1898;

m 7 May, 1868, William T. Hearne, b 22 January, 1835;
(living 1903).

(259) Elizabeth Hearne, b 13 September, 1869; d

I September, 1893.

(260) Frank Barkley Hearne, b 24 September, 1871 ;

(living 1903) ; w 25 April, 1899, Roberta
Lee Crumbaugh, (living 1903).

86. Samuel Isaac Barkley, b i September, 1840; (living
1903; m May, 1866, Catherine Maria Lydick, b 21
January, 1845; (living 1903), dau, of John and Anna
Whitaker (Biddle) Lydick.

(261) Lena Barkley, b 17 February, 1867; (living

1903), unm.

(262) Lora Barkley, b 27 September, 1868; d 2 No-

vember, 1877.

3i6 Line of Descent from

88. George Mathias Barkley, h i8 June, 1847; (living 1903) ;
m (i) I November, 1876, Rebecca LaRue Helm, b 3
March, 1844; d 28 December, 1880, dau. Rev. Squire
LaRue Helm and Sarah Ellen (Atwill) Helm, by whom
he had one child; m (2) Emma Sidney Skillman, b 24
November, i860; d i February, 1902, dau. of Richard
S. and Hester (Atwill) Skillman, by whom he had a
daughter.

(262) George LaRue Barkley, b 8 July, 1878; (living

1903)-

(264) Murray Barkley, b 7 November, 1886; (living

1903)-

90. Cassa Jane Barkley, b 27 May, 1844; (living 1903) ; w
Benjamin M. Arnett, (living 1903).

(265) James Barkley Arnett, b 3 March, 1871 ;

(living 1903), unm.

(266) Louis Wagner Arnett, b 10 June, 1877;

(living 1903), unm.

99. John Green Barkley, b 5 June, 1839; (living 1903) ; m
14 December, 1859, Blisa Virginia Read, b 11 Novem-
ber, 1839; (living 1903), dau. of Henry Adlott Read
and Ann Teresa (Smith) Read.

(267) James Weir Barkley, b 26 May, 1861 ; (living

1903), unm.

(268) Sallie Read Barkley, b 2$ April, 1863 ; (living

1903), unm.

(269) John Green Barkley, b 22 February, 1865 ;

(living 1903), unm.

(270) Henry Read Barkley.

(271) Mary A. Barkley, b 14 October, 1871 ; (living

1903) ; m H. C. Clark, (living 1903). S. P.

(272) Susan Bell Barkley, b 17 November, 1876;

(living 1903), unm.

(273) Jessamine Barkley, b i August, 1880; (living

1903), unm.

John Barkley of Londonderry. 317

102. Jessamine Barkley, h 26 January, 1846; (living 1903);
m 22 October, 1867, Edward W. C. Humphrey^ b 23
May, 1844; (living 1903).

(274) Catherine Prather Humphrey.

(275) Sally Green Humphrey.

(276) Edzvard Porter Humphrey, b 18 February,

1873; (living 1903) ; m 25 November, 1902,
Mrs. Virginia {Brown) Booth, (living

1903)-

{2'jy) Lezvis Craig Humphrey, b 28 September, 1875 ;
(living 1903), unm.

(278) H email Humphrey, & 15 March, 1880; (living

1903), unm.

(279) Jessamine Humphrey, b 29 November, 1882;

(living 1903), unm.

(280) Mary Brozvn Humphrey, b 21 February, 1885;

(living 1903).

104. Sarah Addie Barkley, b 17 August, 1850; m 1878,
Nathaniel Lafon.
.(281) Nathaniel Lafon, b February, 1879; (living
1903), unm.

(282) Alice Lafon, b September, 1880; (living 1903),

unm.

106. Martha Barkley, b 30 November, 1844; (living 1903) ;

m 25 February, 1875, Joseph {Henderson) Lane;
(living 1903).

(283) Frank Wilber Lane, b 16 February, 1876;

(living 1903), tinm.

(284) Margaret Barkley Lane.

107. Margaret Clarke Barkley, b i August, 1847; (living

1903) ; m 21 January, 1868, John Steele, (living 1903).

(285) William Clarke Steele, b 22 October, 1868;

c? 31 August, 1883.
■ '"', ' " (286) Hallie Steele, b 4 August, 1876; d 19 August,
1889.

3i8 Line of Descent from

(287) Addye Mitchem Steele, b 30 August, 1884;

(living 1903), wwi.

(288) Margaret Clarke Steele, b 4 July, 1891 ; (liv-

ing 1903).

112. Eugenia Barkley, b 23 June, 1862; (living 1903); m 9

April, 1887, George Hutchison, (living 1903).

(289) Margaret Hutchison, b 27 January, 1888; d

21 February, 1896.

(290) Lucille Hutchison, b 10 May, 1890; (living

1903)-

(291) George Hutchison, b 3 October, 1892; (living

1903)-

(292) Frank Young Hutchison, b 29 April, 1895 ;

(living 1903).

113. William Lucas Barkley, b 31 Alay, 1865; (living 1903) ;

m 22 September, 1886, Prne Hunt Blackburn, d 1892.

(293) Adeline Belle Barkley, b 15 October, 1887;

(living 1903).

(294) John Steele Barkley, b 9 March, 1889; (living

1903)-

(295) Lon Crittenden Barkley, (living 1903).

116. Stephen Edward Jones, b 23 April, 1833; (living 1903) ;
m (i) Martha McKee, b 2 August, 1837; rf 15 Novem-
ber, 1873 ;w (2) Frances Prevost Breckenridge, (living
1903)-

(296) Alice Lafon Jones, b 21 December, 1859;

(living 1903), unni.

(297) Hugh McKee Jones, b 4 September, 1861 ; d

3 October, 1881.

(298) Annie Barkley Jones, b 9 December, 1865;

(living 1903) ; ni 5 October, 1903, Thomas
Hoyt Gamble.

(299) Stephen Edzvard Jones, b 15 March, 1870;

(living 1903).

John Barkley of Londonderry. 319

• - (300) Hwit Jones, b 22 February, 1884; (living

1903)-

(301) Lafon Jones, b 20 January, 1885; (living

1903)-

(302) Robert Breckinridge Jones, b 4 January, 1888;

(living 1903).

(303) Richard Cocke Jones, b 10 March, 1900; (liv-

ing 1903).

120. William Benjamin Barkley, b 3 March, 1841 ; d 11 De-

cember, 1901 ; m Katherine Scott, b 29 January, 1862 ;
(living 1903).

(304) William Edward Barkley, b 28 December,

1882; (living 1903).

121. Henry Clay Barkley, b 4 March, 1843; (living 1903);

m 22 October, 1879, Bli::abeth Boggs, b 18 April, 1853;
(living 1903).

(305) Mary Elisabeth Barkley, b 8 October, 1880;

(living 1903) ; m 27 December, 1899, Wil-
liam Henry Lowens, b 8 September, 1881 ;
(living 1903). S. P.

(306) Joseph Henry Barkley, b and d November,

1881.

(307) Margaret Butler Barkley, b 8 December, 1882;

d 7 March, 1899.

126. Frank Barkley, b 11 June, 1856; (living 1903) ; m 8 May,
1879, Leona Doggett, b 17 March, i860; (living 1903).

(308) Mary Louisa Barkley, b 25 January, 1881 ;

(living 1903), tmrn.

(309) Elisabeth Davis Barkley, b 8 September,

1882; (living 1903).

(310) Roscoe Barkley, b 12 September, 1888; (living

1903)-

(311) Cora May Barkley, b 25 March, 1890; (living

1903).

(312) Annie Barkley, b 20 July, 1892; (living

1903)-

^20

Line of Descent from

(313) John Lewis Barkley, b 28 August, 1895;

(living 1903).

(314) Lclia Barkley, b 27 October, 1899; (living

(1903).

(315) Frank Crazvford Barkley, b 24 November,

1902; (living 1903).

130. John James Thomson, b 21 August, 1850; d 6 March,
1887; ni 20 November, 1873, America Lyons (living

1903)-

(316) Sallie May Thomson, b 17 September, 1875;

d 5 December, 1894.

(317) John William Thomson, b 18 August, 1877;

(living 1903) ; m i August, 1901, JJattie
Rose.

(318) Amos Herman Thomson, b 19 April, 1881 ;

(living 1903) ; m 31 July, 1903,

Davenport.

(319) JJattie Lyons Thomson, b 4 January, 1887;

c? II January, 1894.

132. Margaret Boyd Thomson, b 5 June, 1854; (living 1903) ;
w 19 November, 1879, Monroe Walker.

(320) Henry Means Walker, b 9 December, 1891 ;

(living 1903).

134. Thomas Samuel Thomson, b i December, 1861 ; (living
1903) ; m 29 November, 1883, Alverda Lee Boyd.

(321) Alice Catherine Thomson, b 4 November,

1884; (living 1903).

(322) Margaret Boyd Thomson, b 13 October, 1895;

(living 1903).

136. John Clay Blount, b 20 April, 1856; (living 1903); m
9 October, 1879. Sarah Ann Herrin, b 23 December,
1854; (living 1903).
., (323) Henry Clay Blonnt, b 23 July, 1880; (living

1903), iinm.

John Barkley of Londonderry. 321

(324) Mary Jane Blount, b 31 December, 1881;

(living 1903), unm.

(325) Omar Daniel Blount, b 29 September, 1883;

d 16 June, 1901.

(326) Milburn Blount, b 23 January, 1885 ; d 23

December, 1893.

(327) Rolla Emmet Blount, b i May, 1886; d 29

August, 1886.

(328) John Sherman Blount, b 12 September, 1887;

(living 1903).

(329) Ollie Trigg Blount, b 27 July, 1889; (living

1903).

(330) William Ricssell Blount, b 28 June, 1892;

(living 1903).

(331) Blsie Catherine Blount, b 26 December, 1894;

(living 1903).

(332) Hobart Blount, b 14 April, 1896; (living

1903)-

137. Mary Elizabeth Means, b 25 February, 1844; d 2 Sep-

tember, 1869; m 6 December, 1866, Madison Monroe
Walker.

(333) Hattie Means Walker, b 21 July, 1867; (living

1903) 5 ^^ 3 October, 1888, Charles Clarke
Pearce.

(334) Hendrick Monroe Walker, b and d 1869.

138. George Means, b 26 February, 1846; d 20 February, 1877;

m 14 February, 1869, Julia Burgess.

(335) Annie Conie Means, b 2 April, 1872; (living

1903)-

142. James Barkley Means, b 12 November, 1857; (living
1903) ; m ly October, 1894, Helen Luman, b 25 January,
1869; (living 1903).

(336) William Amos Means, b 14 April, 1896;

(living 1903).
"- (337) Walker Wilson Means, b 7 March, 1898;
(living 1903).

k „ F<? K ^. £ - 5 'S s» "T

322 Line of Descent from

148. Ella Mae Barkley, h 2 October, 1873; (living 1903) ; m

18 October, 1893, Robinson Lee Carter, ^ 13 September,
1870; (living 1903).

(338) Douglas Roscoe Carter, b 20 April, 1896;

(living 1903).

(339) Blaine Carter, b 22 January, 1900; (living

1903)-

149. Mintie Emma Barkley, b i April, 1861 ; (living 1903) ;

m 24 September, 1884, Ellsworth Henderson, b 1 July,
1861 ; (living 1903).

(340) Harry Bruce Henderson, b 23 May, 1887;

(living 1903).

150. Mary Belle Barkley, b 1862; (living 1903); m Jack

Hendrickson, b i March, i860; (living 1903).

(341) James Herbert Hendrickson, b 1883; d 1885

(342) Catherine Cassidy Hendrickson, b 22 October

1885; (living 1903).

(343) Amy Florence Hendrickson, b 4 June, 1887

(living 1903).

(344) George Barkley Hendrickson, b 29 April, 1889

(living 1903).

151. George William Barkley, b 1871 ; (living 1903) ; m

Frances May Hull, b 1872; (living 1903).

(345) Bruce Hull Barkley, b 1897; (living 1903).

(346) Jennie Louise Barkley, b 1902; (living 1903).

157. Isabella Lee Barkley, b 7 January, 1871; (living 1903) ;

m 4 October, 1899, Stanley Simpson Bartlett; (living

1903)-

(347) Henry Howell Bartlett, b 9 December, 1900;

(living 1903).

158. Frank Owens Barkley, b 16 January, 1874; (living

1903) ; m 3 October, 1900, Roberta Stockton Robinson,
(living 1903).

(348) Eugene Robinson Barkley, b June, 1901 ;

(living 1903).

John Barkley of Londonderry. 323

161. Lucile May Barkley, h 27 November, 1867; (living
1903;) m 27 December, 1892, Allen Clement Ater, b i
January, 1858; (living 1903).

(349) Mildred Marguerite Ater, b 19 September,

1899; (living 1903).

166. William Thomas Barkley, b 13 September, 1867; (living
1903) ; '^^ 14 September, 1896, Marguerite Rudolph,
(living 1903).

(350) Adonis Rudolph Barkley, b 1897; (living

1903)-

(351) William Thomas Barkley, b 1900; (living

1903)-

169. Mary Alice Barkley, b 25 March, 1876; d 4 May, 1903;

m 1897, John J. Phillips.

(352) Mary Alice Phillips, b 1898; (living 1903).

(353) Caroline Barkley Phillips, b 1903.

170. Mary Amanda Pemberton, b 7 June, 1844; d 3 June,

1879; *^ (i) 26 May, 1864, William Joseph Ross, b
1840; d 14 June, 1872; 7n (2) 6 March, 1878, Hub
Ashbrook.

(354) Catherine Pearce Ross, b 30 March, 1865;

d 15 March, 1896; m 13 May, 1886, Edwin
H. Kenner, b 18 August, 1861, Issue:
Webb Ross Kenner, d 1887.

(355) L^llis Belle Ross._

(356) Mary Pemberton Ashbrook, b and d 1879.

172. Henrietta Wadsworth Pemberton, b 4 September, 1848;
d 24 March, 1888; m 29 December, 1868, James Robert
Webb, b 5 December, 1846; (living 1903),

(357) Harriet Ashbrook Webb, b 15 October, 1869;

(living 1903) ; m 29 June, 1892, Walter W.
Waldron, (living 1903). S. P.

(358) Catherine Pemberton Webb, b 19 March, 1871 ;

(living 1903) ; m 27 December, 1897, Charles
Lewis Merrick, (living 1903). S. P.

324 Line of Descent from

(359) Abigail Baldwin Webb, b 28 August, 1876;

(living 1903), imm.

(360) Mary Henrietta Webb, b 3 March, 1879;

(living 1903) ; m 1 June, 1903, Mat hew
W. Matticheck.

177. John Dillon Bridges, b 13 March, 1849; (living 1903);
m 20 July, 1 88 1, Stella Marie Grimes, (living 1903).

(361) William Sontherland Bridges, b 27 November,

1884; (living 1903).

179. Henry Barkley Bridges, b 19 November, 1859; (living
1903) ; m 19 August, 1890, Liila Klein, b 2 January,
1872; d 15 June, 1903.

(362) Louis TJiics Bridges, b February, 1891 ; (living

1903)-

(363) Mary Rice Bridges, b 11 April, 1892; (living

1903)-

186. James Hickman Barkley, b 20 January, 1863; (living
1903) ; m 15 August, 1886, Minnie May Martin, b 9
March, 1862 ; d 4 March, 1903.

(364) Crawford Thomas Barkley, b 17 June, 1887;

(living 1903).

(365) Margaret Frances Barkley, b and d June, 1888.

(366) Gordon Fletcher Barkley, b 3 March, 1894;

(living 1903).

(367) Ruth Gretchen Barkley, b 5 August, 1901 ;

(living 1903).

189. Lamotie Barkley, b i January, 1870; (living 1903) ; m 5
July, 1892, Gibbons Poteet, b 30 August, 1866; (living

1903)-

(368) Barkley Gibbons Poteet, b 13 May, 1893;

(living 1903).

(369) Robert Pembroke Poteet, b 26 September,

1894; (living 1903).

(370) Frances Lucretia Poteet, b December, 1895;

(living 1903).

John Barkley of Londonderry. 325

(371) James Hugh Poteet, b 1900; d 1901.

(372) Charles Owen Poteet, b 8 January, 1902;

(living 1903).

191. Francina Alice Barkley, b 18 September, 1850; (living

1903) ; m 8 October, 1871, Rev. William Henry Wright,
b 12 October, 1848; (living 1903).

(373) Leslie Alban Wright.

(374) Ray Barkley Wright (M.D.), b 24 April, 1874;

(living 1903) ; tn 26 September, 1900, Jessie
Neal.

(375) James Brwin Wright, b 11 March, 1876; d 20

September, 1877.

(376) Malinda Alice Wright.

(377) L,onnie Joe Wright (a daughter), b 10 Oc-

tober, 1884; d 3 February, 1899.

(378) Rovena Mason Wright, b 20 January, 1888;

(living 1903).

192. Leonidas Marue Barkley, b 8 October, 1853; (living

1903) ; w 8 October, 1889, Laura Hardisty, b Decem-
ber, 1868; (living 1903).

(379) Juliet Malinda Barkley, b 6 October, 1890;

(living 1903).

(380) Burk Burnett Barkley, b 9 December, 1895;

(living 1903).

193. Rovena Gertrude Barkley, b 3 July, 1857; (living 1903) ;

m Morgan.

(381) Edward Leonidas Morgan, (living 1903).

194. Laura Josephine Barkley, b 18 October, 1859; (living

1903) ; m 21 December, 1890, Thomas J. Wood, b 29
February, i860; (living 1903).

(382) Eula Wood, b 21 February, 1892; (living

1903)-

(383) Thomas Barkley Wood, b 24 June, 1896;

(living 1903).

326 Line of Descent from

197. Jesse Crawford Neal, b 23 November, 1846; (living

1903) ; m 26 March, 1878, Mary Land, b 2g June, 1855;
(living 1903).

(384) William Land Neal, b 20 April, 1879; (living

1903), unm.

(385) Perry Mason Neal, b 29 July, 1882; (living

1903).

(386) Denver D. Neal, b 25 October, 1886; (living

1903).

(387) Harry L. Neal, b 23 November, 1895; (living

1903)-

198. Charles Waller, b 18 September, 1856; (living 1903);

m 25 April, 1889, Lula Hamilton, b i^May, 1867; (living

1903).

(388) Rena Barkley Waller, b 25 March, 1890; (liv-

ing 1903).

(389) Laura Charlie Waller, b 5 July, 1891 ; (living

1903)-

(390) Clarence Hamilton Waller, b 22 January,

1893; (living 1903).

(391) Mary Nelson Waller, b 14 May, 1894; (living

1903)-

(392) /. M. Haden Waller, b 10 October, 1896

(living 1903).

(393) Martha Frances Waller, b 16 July, 1898

(living 1903).

(394) Joseph Gamboe Waller, b 29 September, 1900

(living 1903).

(395) Zerelda McKinney Waller, b 20 May, 1902

(living 1903).

199. Laura Waller, b 5 July, 1859; (living 1903) ; m 19 April,

1892, Charles Mitchell, (living 1903).

(396) Walter Scott Mitchell, b 19 February, 1893;

(living 1903).

(397) William Jennings Bryan Mitchell, b and d

1896.

(398) Frances Louisa Mitchell, b 18 December, 1899;

(living 1903).

John Barkley of Londonderry. 327

203. Ethelbert Logan Barkley, b 10 July, 1861 ; (living 1903) ;

m 15 October, 1884, Cora Lee Curd, b 17 April, 1864;
(living 1903).

(399) Lyda May Barkley, b 2 April, 1887; (living

1903).

204. Francina Mildred Barkley, b 2y October, 1858; (living

1903) ; m 15 October, 1875, James Harvey Thomas, b
21 May, 1855; (living 1903).

(400) Rosie Jane Thomas, b 10 August, 1876; d in

infancy.

(401) Ola Jay Thomas.

(402) Henry Silas Thomas, b 2y August, 1880;
, (living 1903), unm.

(403) William Reader Thomas, b 25 May, 1887;

(living 1903).

(404) Sarah Lillian Thomas, b 1889; d 1893.

(405) Bvelyn Thomas, b 11 March, 1893; d in in-

fancy,

(406) Walter Harvey Thomas, b 7 May, 1895 ;

(living 1903).

(407) Velma Barkley Thomas, b 5 October, 1897;

(living 1903).

(408) Birdie Thomas, b and d in 1902.

205. Richard Warren Barkley, b 21 February, 1859; (living

1903) ; m 27 September, 1887, Maria Louisa Henley, b
5 May, 1866; (living 1903).

(409) Robert Yates Barkley, b 3 March, 1889; (liv-

ing 1903).

(410) Katherine Elizabeth Barkley, b 17 July, 1890;

(living 1903).

(411) Dorothy Fleet Barkley, b 30 August, 1892;

(living 1903).

(412) Priscilla Meriwether Barkley, b 22 August,
1899; (living 1903).

206. Margaret Francina Barkley, b 10 June, 1863; (living

1903) ; m (i) Charles Breckinridge Pardonner, b 18

328 Line of Descent from

July, 1856; d 4 May, 1897; m (2) Charles Robert
Curry; (living 1903).

(413) Melinda Rachel Pardonner, b 29 February,

1884; (living 1903); m 17 January, 1903,
W. Thomas Foote, b 12 October, 1880;
(living 1903).

(414) Jonathan Franklin Pardonner, b 21 May, 1891 ;

(living 1903).

(415) Lillian Marguerite Pardonner, b 21 May,

1891; (living 1903).

(416) Alice Rebecca Pardonner, b 13 September,

1893; (living 1903).

(417) James Richard Charles Pardonner, b 23 May,

1896; (living 1903).

(418) Mary Catherine Curry, b 4 September, 1900;

(living 1903).

(419) Margaret Barkley Curry, b 22 December,

1901; (living 1903).

207. Margaret Alice Barkley, b 5 January, 1862 ; d 5 Novem-
ber, 1891 ; m December, 1885, Richard L. Gregory,
(living 1903).

(420) Richard L. Gregory, b 28 August, 1886;

(living 1903).

210. Edward Owen Barkley, b 21 June, 1868; (living 1903) ;
m 1893, Pearl Dyer, (living 1903).

(421) Margaret Dyer Barkley, b 2 December, 1900;

(living 1903).

(422) David William Barkley, b 28 July, 1903.

216. Harry C. Barkley, b 5 April, 1876; (living 1903) ; m i
July, 1902, Ruby Roy, (living 1903).

(423) (A daughter), b 1903.

236. Mary A. Barkley, b 7 November, 1858; (living 1903);
m 18 March, 1881, Osborn W. Watkins, d 16 April,
1903.

John Barkley of Londonderry. 329

(424) Barkley J. Watkins, b 20 December, 1884; d

June, 1886.

(425) Duval C. Watkins, b 4 July, 1886; (living

1903)-

(426) Osbert 0. Watkins, b 19 February, 1888;

(living 1903).

(427) William W. Watkins, b 12 September, 1889;

(living 1903).

(428) Elizabeth M. Watkins, b 27 March, 1891 ;

(living 1903).

237. Evelyn L. Barkley, b 22 December, i860; (living 1903) ;

m 15 March, 1879, Taylor C. Nichols, b March, 1845;
d 15 January, 1903.

(429) Clarence G. Nichols, b 14 October, 1884;

(living 1903).

238. John 0. Barkley, b 14 January, 1862; (living 1903) ; m

19 March, 1891, Margaret B. Penn, b 22 October, 1865;
(living 1903).

(430) Evander Penn Barkley, b 30 December, 1891 ;

(living 1903).

(431) John C. Barkley, b 13 December, 1893; (living

1903)-

(432) Mildred M. Barkley, b 15 January, 1895;

(living 1903).

(433) Atwell S. Barkley, b 7 September, 1897;

(living 1903).

(434) Frances B. Barkley, b 12 June, 1902; (living

1903)-

244. Sarah Steele, b 20 December, 1874; (living 1903) ; m 25
February, 1899, Horace Bruce Taylor, (living 1903).

(435) Annie Steele Taylor, b 15 June, 1901 ; (living

1903)-

270. Henry Read Barkley, b 2 August, 1868; (living 1903);
m 20 July, 1899, Frances Scott Bidlock, b 29 July, 1874;
(living 1903).

330 Line of Descent from

(436) Frances Virginia Barkley, b 5 July, 1900;

(living 1903).

(437) Elisabeth Rayman Barkley, b 24 February,

1903.

274. Catherine Prather Humphrey, b 24 January, 1869; (liv-

ing 1903) ; m 3 October, 1893, Rev. Benjamin Lewis
Hobson, b 31 July, 1859; (living 1903).

(438) Martha Barbour Hobson, b 22 August, 1894;

(living 1903).

(439) Jessamine Humphrey Hobson, b 25 August,

1897; (living 1903).

275. Sally Green Humphrey, b 24 February, 1871 ; (living

1903) ; m I June, 1893, Robert Coleman Price, b 18
May, 1861 ; (living 1903).

(440) Jessamine Price, b 5 March, 1894; (living

1903)-

(441) Edward Humphrey Price, b 8 May, 1895;

(living 1903).

(442) Mary Frances Price, b 17 June, 1897; (living

1903).

284. Margaret Barkley Lane, b 29 September, 1879; (living
1903) ; w 15 March, 1899, W. L. Sickles, (living 1903).

(443) Lane Barkley Sickles, 6 13 October, 1902.

355. Lillie Belle Ross, b 26 June, 1868; (living 1903) ; m 14
April, 1887, Jefferson Hall Belt, b 25 June, 1862 ; (liv-
'; ~ ing 1903).

(444) Jefferson Hall Belt, b 10 November, 1888;

(living 1903).

(445) Catherine Ross Belt, b 7 March, 1891 ; (living

1903)-

(446) Lillie Pemberton Belt, b 27 May, 1894; (living

1903)-

(447) Daisy Elisabeth Belt, b 27 August, 1900;

(living 1903).

John Barkley of Londonderry. 331

373. Leslie Alban Wright, b 18 July, 1872; (living 1903) ; m
21 September, 1899, May Nelson, (living 1903).

(448) Leslie Alban Wright, b i September, 1900;

(living 1903).

376. Malinda Alice Wright, b 24 November, 1877; (living

1903) ; m 14 September, 1897, Arthur Barnes Barrett,
(living 1903).

(449) Arthur Barnes Barrett, b 14 June, 1898;

(living 1903).

(450) Irvine Ray Barrett, b 10 August, 1899;

(living 1903).

401. Ola Jay Thomas, b 21 October, 1878; (living 1903); m
21 December, 1898, Ida Brown Lightner, b 27 February,
1882; (living 1903).

(451) Viola Bhna Thomas, b 21 December, 1899;

(living 1903).

(452) Urcel Byron Thomas, b 19 July, 1901 ; (living

1903).

PART XL

Some Scattered Barclay Records,

(The writer does not claim completeness for what follows.
He has simply transcribed here sundry notes which he made
during the course of his searches.)

Massachusetts.

Rev. William Barclay was the Minister of the Church of
England at Braintree in New England, between 1702 and 1704.
(History op Old Braintrue and Quincy, by W. S. Pattee,
M. D., 1878, p. 246.)

New York.

Roll of Free;me;n, Ne;w York City (1675-1866).

1765, October i, — David Barclay, Peruke maker (A"". Y.
Hist. Soc. Collection of 1885, p 202).

1769, January 31, — Thomas Barclay, Merchant {Ibid,
p. 218).

Secretary of State's Office, Albany.

Marriage License.

Joseph Barclay and Sarah Caduser. License issued 3
June, 1760. (M. B., vol. HI, p. 175.)

Surrogate's Office, Albany County.

1802, December 16, — Will proved of Margaret Barclay,
widow of John Barclay, late Mayor of Albany. Will dated Oc-
tober I, 1782. Executors: Tobias ten Eyck (a brother), Conrad
Gansevoort (a nephew) and Elizabeth Peebles (a niece). Wit-
nesses: James Livingston, Coenrad Scharp, and Abraham A.

332

New York Records. 333

Lansing. Bequests or devises to the heirs of deceased sister
Gerritie ten Eyck, wife of Peter Gansvoort; to niece EHzabeth
Peebles widow of Thomas Peebles of the Half Moon; and to
brothers Jacob C. ten Eyck, Anthony ten Eyck, Barent ten Eyck,
Tobias ten Eyck, and Andries ten Eyck. Recorded Lib. B of
Wills, p. 143. (Calendar of Wills, compiled by Colonial
Dames of New York, page 41.)

Surrogate's Officl, New York County.

1778, August 13, — Will proved of John BarklEy of the
City of New York, mariner, and letters testamentary issued to
his wife, Ann Barkley, to whom he leaves his entire estate. Will
dated i December, 1775. Witnesses: John Young, Jr., and John
Henderson, pilot {Lib. 31 of Wills, p. 202).

1786, October 28, — Will proved of John BarklEy, yeoman,
of Ulster County, Providence of Montgomery, New York, and
letters testamentary issued to James McCardy and Samuel
Barkley. Will dated 4 September, 1786. Witnesses: Samuel
Crawford, David Crawford and Joshua Crawford. Referred to
his two sons William Barkley and Nathan Barkley and to his
daughter Jean Barkley {Lib. 39 of Wills, p. 311).

1787, January 15, — Letters of administration on estate of
John Barclay, merchant, late of the Island of St. Thomas, de-
ceased, issued to John Ritsen of the City of New York, merchant,
a principal creditor {Lib. 3 of Adm., p. 11).

1793' July 30, — Will proved of David Barclay, of New
York, gentleman, and letters testamentary issued to Thomas
North and Ezekiel Robins. Will dated at New York June 28,
1792, and witnessed by Maria McKesson, George Lyon, James
Boyd, and John McKesson. Gives income of his estate to wife,
Mary Barclay, for life. Gives to Elizabeth Clinton, daughter of
His Excellency, George Clinton, house and lot fronting on
William Street which he purchased from some of the Walton
family. Upon his wife's death gives to Zalmon Bedient of
Canaan, Connecticut, all his lands in the town of Milton, Ver-

334 New York Records.

mont. Gives legacy to George Garland, of New York, innkeeper.
Same to his wife's sister, Ann Betts. Gives residuary estate to
Thomas North of Poughkeepsie, mariner, son of Robert North;
David Falconer, son of John Falconer; David B. Betts, of New
York, bricklayer, son of John Betts; William B. Wood, son of
John Wood of New York, schoolmaster; and Thomas Penneyer
of Westchester County, tailor. Appoints as executor, in addition
to those who qualified as above stated, IMelancthon Smith {Lib.
41 of Wills, p. 194).

1806, March 11, — Will proved of James Barclay, at present
of New York, and letters testamentary issued to Abraham B.
Martling of New York. Will dated December 4, 1805. Refers
to father, James Barclay, and mother, Jane Barclay, both living
in South Shields, Durham County, England. Appoints as ex-
ecutor, in addition to the one who qualified as above, William
Hayward of New York (Lib. 46 of Wills, p. 237).

Other wills on record in the Surrogate's Office, New York
County, are:

Proved 1764, October i, — Henry Barclay, rector of Trinity
Church, dated June 19, 1764 (Lib. 24 of Wills, p. 498).

Proved 1776, May 25, — Andrew Barclay, his brother, dated
August 12, 1763. (Lib. 30 of Wills, p. 184.)

Proved 1783, June 20, — John Barclay, Mayor of Albany,
dated January 30th, 1779. (Lib. 36 of Wills, p. 184.)

Proved 1830, June i, — Thomas Barclay, British consul-
general, dated December 3, 1828. (Lib. 66 of Wills, p. 206.)

Proved 1837, July 3, — Susan Barclay, his wife, dated De-
cember 29, 1834; first codicil dated February 18, 1835; second
dated November 5, 1836. (Lib. y6 of Wills, p. 327.)

Proved 1838, March 2, — Thomas Barclay, (this is Thomas
Edmund Barclay), son of Thomas and Susan Barclay above
named, dated November 12, 1831. (Lib. 78 of Wills, p. 252.)

New York Records.

335

Board of Heai^th, City of New York (1798-1856).
Deaths Reported.

of death.
June 9.
Aug. 10.
May 8.
April 9.

18.
July 26.
Aug. 3.
Mch. 16.

Name.

Age.

Place of death.

Where buried.

Barclay, Anny,

" Anne,

25

Mulberry St.

Presb. Cem.

" Henry,

28

A. Y. Hospital.

BaRCKLY, 'jEORGE,

28

Gen'l Rendezvous.
Market St.
b in Ireland.

St. Peter's Cem.

Barclay, Isabella,

4

Henry St.

St. Peter's Cem.

" Catharine,

8mos.

Henry St.

St. Peter's Cem.

" John,

14

h in New York.

Christ Cem.

" Thomas,

25

John St.

b in New York.

1st Presb. Cem.

" Nathan,

4 mos.

Grand &

Orchard Sts.

Rutgers St. Cem.

" Mary,

2

Spring St.

Methodist Cem.

" Sarah,

53

45 Market St.
b in New Jersey.

Barkley, Deborah,

II mos.

Spring St.

Refd. Presb. Cem.

23 days

b in Pennsylvania.

Barclay, John,

I

23 Lombardy St.

Barkley, George,

4 mos.

67 Christie St.

Methodist Soc'y

" James,

7 mos.

Elizabeth St.

Rutgers St. Presb. Cem.

Barclay, Sarah,

83

Pump St.

b in New Jersey.

Methodist Soc'y

Barkley, Maria,

21

Elizabeth.

Rutgers St. Presb. Cem.

Barclay, James,

61

Broome St.

b in New Jersey.

Rutgers St. Cem.

" Debory,

32

Broome St.

Rutgers St. Cem.

Barckley, Susan,

24

Centre St.

St. Phillips Cem.

Barkley, EbEnezer,

8

Norfolk St.

b in New Jersey.

Rutgers St.

Barkley, Margaret,

I

Delancey St.

Methodist Soc.

" Martha,

23

Hammond St.

Rutgers St.

Barclay, Cecilia,

22

b in Troy.

Barkley, Catherine^

lovrs.

East Dey St.

Marble Cem. , -jA

I mo.

u t^

Barclay, Eliza,

31

b in Virginia.

{\^

Barkley, James,

35

b in Ireland.

Barclay, John,

25

92 Vesey St.

b in Philadelphia.

" John,

40

203 Broome St.

" Julia,

26

123 Thompson St.
b in England.

Brick Church Cem.

336

New York Records.

Date of death. Name. Age. Place of death. Where buried.

1841, Feb. 10. Barkeley, Robert H., 3 yrs. 134 Elizabeth St. Marble Cem.

10 mos.
4 days

May 29. Barclay, Stephen, 36 56 Sullivan St. ■ Methodist Soc.

h in France.

1842, April 25. " Elizabeth M. 15 24 Rivington St. West Presb. Cem.

1842, Aug. 5. " Mary, 40 N. Y. Hospital.

1843, Aug. 10. " Catherine, 60 205 Mott St. St. Patricks

h In Ireland.

1844, Feb. 19. Barkley, Benjamin F. 3 260 Second Ave. Removed from the City.
May 2. Barclay, David, 38 183 Prince St. Methodist.

h in Scotland.
16 yrs. 18 Sixth St.

11 mos.
dy 48 Hubert St.

h in Wales.

35

30 h in Albany.

43 II Oliver St.

35

44 137 Pitt St.
30 31 Orange St.

h in Virginia.
lyr.

2 mos.
Z7 179 Laurens St.

h in Ireland.
I yr. 54 Tenth St.
8 mos.

1854, May 26. Barkley, John, 22 h in Ireland. Ward's Island.
Aug. 30. Barclay, Mary Ann, 5 mos. 2 Jay St. Calvary.
Nov. 23. " Julia, 50 62 Willet St. Calvary.

h in Ireland.

1855, Feb. 24. Barkley, Thomas F., 6 mos. 136 Ninth St. 19th St. M. E.

13 days
May 6. " Catherine, 30 yrs. 190 W. 24th St. New Jersey.

3 mos. h in New Jersey.
7 days

Aug. 7. Barclay, Thomas, i 113 Washington St. N. Y. B. C.

Dec. 19. " Henry H., 24 64 Lispenard St. Greenwood.

Oct. 20.

" Elizabeth,

1846, July 24.

Mary,

1847, May 21.

" Benjamin,

1848, Aug. 27.

" Diana,

Dec. 8.

" Mrs.,

1849, Jan. 10.

Thomas,

Aug. 6.

" Mary,

1850, Sept. 28.

" Ann,

1850, Dec. 20. Barkley, Robert H.,

1851, April 29. " Eliza,

1852, Sept. 2. Barclay, William,

Refd. Presb. Prince St.
Methodist.

Removed from City.
Removed from City.

Marble Cem.
4th Cong.
Removed from City.

(The records of Marriages in the Board of Health of the City of New York, begin with
1847 ; but they contain very few entries for many years.

The records of Births also begin with 1847; but few births were reported until a com-
paratively recent date.)

New York Records. 337

Trinity Parish Re;cords, Ne;w York City.
Burials.

BarcIvAY, Capt. James, December 9, 1805, aet. 28 yrs.

Trinity.

(Mr.'s Child), August 10, 1780.

" Mrs., September 6, 1801, aet. 35 yrs, St. Paul's.

" John, October 26, 1826, aet. 38 yrs. St. Johns.

" Chari^otte, February 28, 1874, aet. 31 yrs.

Greenwood.
" James, July 5, 1896, aet. 58 yrs. 6 mos. N, Y.
Bay Cemetery,

Marriages.

1782, February 27, Richard Steers and EvE Barclay, by
Rev. Charles Inglis.

1797, September 24, George Barclay and Blisabeth Sims,
by Rev. Benj. Moore.

1813, February 27, William Barclay and Rosanna Mc-
Cullough, by Rev. John H. Hobart.

1885, November 9, Charles H. Moorehouse and Mary Ann
Barclay, by Rev. A, J, Thompson and Rev, Pierre Gushing.

Baptisms.

1783, April 6, Benjamin Barclay (& 20 January, 1783).
Parents: John and Silvia Barclay. Sponsors: Richard Richards,
Elizabeth Richards and Joseph Brown.

1806, January 10, Susan Mary Barclay {h 26 November,
1805). Parents: Philip and Catherine Barclay.

1843, April 7, James Hinson Barclay {h 23 November,
1842). Parents: James and Elizabeth H. Barclay. Sponsors:
George St, John, Henry H, Godet, Eliza St, John and parents.

1854, October 10, Thomas Barclay {h 21 July, 1854).
Parents: Robert and Catharine Barclay, Sponsors: William
Cook and father.

338 New York Records.

1856, May 21, Elizabeth A. Barclay (b 6 May, 1856).
Parents: Robert and Catharine Barclay. Sponsors: Mary Ann
Barclay and parents.

1858, April 3, Catharine Barclay (b March, 1858).
Parents: Robert and Catharine S. Barclay. Sponsors: Elizabeth
and John Barclay.

i860, August 20, Andrew Barclay (b 6 January, i860).
Parents: Robert and Catharine S. Barclay. Sponsors: Parents.

1863, July 30, William Barclay (b 11 June, 1863).
Parents: Robert and Catharine Barclay. Sponsors: William
Barclay and Ann Dowling.

1864, November 17, Margaret Lavinia Barclay (b g July,
1858). Parents and Sponsors same as those last mentioned.

1864, November 17, jESSiE Hardy Barclay (b 20 April,
i860. Parents: Thomas and Margaret Lavinia Barclay.
Sponsors: William D. Elliott and parents.

1865, March 15 Lavinia Barclay (b 22 August, 1864).
Parents: Robert and Catharine Barclay.

1866, December 11, Mary Emma Barclay (b 6 October,
1866). Parents: Robert and Catharine Barclay. Sponsors:
Parents.

Inscriptions in Trinity Church Yard.

"In memory of Capt. James Barclay, a native of England,
who departed this life the 8th of December, 1805, aged 40 years."

Christ Church Records, New York.
Marriages.
1802, March 30, James Barclay and Violet Wells.

Baptisms.

ViOLETTE Barclay, dau. of James and Violette Barclay, born
19 September, 1806.

Eloisa Barclay, dau. of same, born 22 March, 1809.

New York Records. 339

St. Thomas Parish Re;cords^ Ne;w York City.

Ei.izabe;th M. Barclay interred in Carmine Street burial
grounds, 25 April, 1842.

First and Se;cond Presbyterian Churches, New York City.

Births and Baptisms.

1769, October 28, — Alary, Daugh'r of John Barclay and
Cath'e Murray, his wife, Born Octo'r 9th, 1769 (N. Y. Gen. &
BioG, Rec. vol. VII, p. 172).

1772, March 22, — John, son of John Barclay and Catherine
Murray, his wife, born March 3rd, 1772 {Ibid, vol. IX, p. 82).

1786, April 26, — ]\Iargaret, Dau'r of William Miller and
Mary Barclay^ his wife, born Octo'r ist, 1785 {Ibid, vol. XIX,
p. 61).

Marriages.

1762,, May 28, — Peter Barclay to Bell Thompson (N. Y.
Gen. & BioG. Rec. vol. XIV, p. 118).

1774, May 30, Daniel Barclay to Christian Lasting, widow
{Ibid., p. 170).

17755 Jan'y 30, — John Barclay^ mariner, to Ann Rider,
spinster {Ibid, p. 171).

1783, April 14, — John Barclay and Sarah Logan, both of
New Jersey {Ibid, vol. XII, p. 35).

1800, August 17, — James Barclay and Ann Brower {Ibid,
vol. XIV, p. 40).

Miscellaneous.

From THE Weekly Museum of Saturday, 30 September, 1797 :

"Married: On Sunday Evening last" (that is, 24 September,
1797) "by the Rev. Dr. Moore, Mr. George BarklEy to Miss
Elisabeth Sims, both of this City."

340 New York Records.

From New York Spectator of 9 November, 1803.

"A list of deaths of those who died of the mahgnant fever
between July 29 and October 29, 1803 * * *

1803, September 14, Eleanor Barclay, 62 Cedar Street."

From New York Gazette of May 20, 1820:

"Married at Newburgh" (date not stated) "Samuel M.
Wilson of Pittsburgh to Miss Ann Barclay/''

From the New York Spectator of Tuesday, 25 October, 1831 :
(sub-date, Thursday, October 20th).

"Died: Yesterday afternoon" (that is, 19 October, 1831)
"after a short but severe illness, George W. BarklEy^ son of the
late James Barkley, in the 17th year of his age."

Albany Notes.

1784, October 18, — "Isaac Arnold and James Stewart re-
turned from a trading expedition to Detroit, having lost three of
their companions. Jacobus Teller, Daniel Barclay and Isaac
Van Alstyne, who were murdered by four Delaware Indians at
a landing place on Lake Erie." (Munsell's Annals oe Al-
bany, vol. 2, p. 290).

1813, Albany City Directory: Barclay, James, City Super-
intendent, 59 Chapel St (Ibid, vol. 5, p. 55).

Presbyterian Burying Ground on State Street, — Inscrip-
tions: James Barclay, died November i, 1814, aged 61. JanET
Barclay, relict of James Barclay, died May 16, 1818, aged 61
{Ibid, vol. 3, p. 230).

Married at Albany, 17 August, 1807, Catherine Barclay,
daughter of James Barclay, to Sylvanus P. Jermain, merchant.
(From the "Suffolk Gazette" of Long Island. See N. Y. Gen.
& BioG. Rec. vol. XXIV, p. 160).

1821, January 11, — "William Barclay died at the Island of
Bermuda, whither he had gone for the recovery of his health"
(Munsell's Annals oe Albany, vol. 7, p. 154).

New Jersey Records. 341

New Jersey.

Secretary of State's Office, Trenton.

Marriage Licenses.

1749, April 6, — John Barclay of Baskenridge and Cather-
ine Crawford of EHzabethtown.

1749, November 21, — Anne Barclay of Perth Amboy and
John Craig of Freehold.

1750, April 9, — Samuel BARCLAY^of Hunterdon County, and
Anne Reid of Freehold.

1779, April 18, — x\nne BarklEy of Somerset and Andrew
Hunter of Somerset.

Wills and Administration.

iy4g, February 8, — Will of James BarklEy (not described
as of any place), proved at Burlington and letters testamentary
issued to John Kelly and John Todd. The will was not dated and
referred to testator's wife, "J^nut Barkley," and to his daughter
"Agnis Barkley." No other legatee mentioned (Lib. 6, p. 338).

I775» November 16, — Letters of administration granted to
Thomas Junk on the estate of James Barclay, late of Sussex
County, deceased (Lib. 16, page 495).

1789, May 12, — Letters of guardianship of the person and
estate of Charlotte Mackay, granted to John Barklay (Lib. 31,
page 359).

1790, February 6, — Will of Robert BarklEy of Bed-
minster in the County of Somerset, proved at Millstone, and
letters testamentary issued to John Barkley (a son of the testa-
tor) Hugh Barkley (a brother) and Robert Blair. The will
was dated Septem.ber 10, 1789, and referred to wife, Christian
Barkley; to son John Barkley; to daughter Isabel Little^ wife of

iln History of HunTErdox and Somerset Counties, by James P. Snell (Phila-
delphia: Everts & Peck, 1881), it is stated at pages 722-3 that in January, 1750,
SamueIj Barclay was buried in Leamington Churchyard, Bedminster."

342 New Jersey Records.

Robert Little, and to her son Samuel Little; to daughter BUzaheth
Dunham, wife of Benyon Dunham ; to daughter Martha Dunham,
wife of David Dunham ; to daughter Nancy King, wife of John
King; and to daughter Rebecca Walker, wife of Thomas Walker
{Lib. 31, page 506).

1792, August 27, — Will proved of John Barkli^y, of the
Township of Bedminster in the County of Somerset, dated August
8, 1792. The will mentioned wife, Mary Barkley, and son
James Barkley and referred to other children without naming
them {Lib. 34, page 97),

1794, December 15, — Letters of administration granted to
Daniel Lundy and Samuel Lane on the estate of Thomas Bar-
clay, late of Sussex County, deceased {Lib. 35, page 178).

1803, July 30, — Will and codicil proved of Hugh BarklKy,
of Bedminster in the County of Somerset. Will dated February
2, 1793. Referred to wife, EUcabeth Barkley; to son, John
Barkley; to son, Hugh Barkley; to daughter, Mary Miller, wife
of Robert Miller; to daughter, Jeane Robertson, wife of Wil-
liam Robertson ; to daughter Nancy Dennison, wife of Andrew
Dennison ; and to daughter Sarah Angle, wife of John Angle
{Lib. 40, page 446) .2

Clerk's Office, Middlesex County, New Brunswick.

Marriages Reported (1795-1860).

1806, January 8, — Margaret Barclay to James McChesney,
Jr.

1818, September 17, — Daniel Barclay to BUsabeth B.
Voorhees.

1819, ]\Iarch 3, — Thomas Barclay to Nancy Van Deshoven.

^For the descendants of Robert Barkley and Hugh Barkley of Bedminster
Township, see pages 254-5 of Early Germans of New Jersey, by Theo. F. Chambers.
Dover, N. J., 1895. The author, however, is in error when he says that this family
may have descended from John Barclay of Perth Amboy.

In History of Hunterdon and Somerset Counties, already referred to, there
is stated at page 93 the following list of privates who served in the revolution: Joseph
Barclay; George Barkley; Hugh Barkley; John Barkley; Joseph Barkley; and
John Bartley. This author, too, is in error in his statement at page 706 that the
Bedminster family was descended from the Barclays of Ury.

New Jersey Records. 343

1820, December 2^, — Charles Barclay to Deborah Storg.

1822, March 6, — Mary Barclay to Charles Bveringham.

1833, December 18, — Margaret M. Barclay to George B.
Dancer.

1844, October 26, — Peter Barclay to Jane Mesler.

1848, February 19, — Susan Barclay to Giistus Ryno.

i860, January i, — Charles H. Barclay, of Cranbury, N. J.,
to Mary J. Martin^ of Washington, N. J.

Parish Records oe Christ Church, Shrewsbury.

Baptisms (1733-1809).

i735> July 28, — Peter Barclay, son of James ^ and Cath-
erine Barclay at "Topenaizmous" Church.

1752, September 19, — Elizabeth Barclay, daughter of
John and Catherine Barclay, of Cranbury.

1753, May 14, — Samuel Barclay, son of John Barclay, of '
Cranbury.

1766, July 20, — Lydia Barclay, daughter of David Barclay ' '~*'
and Catherine Barclay at the Church at Freehold.^

1767, February 15, — Jane Barclay, daughter of David /:.,^. ■-
Barclay and Catherine Barclay, ai the Church at Freehold.^

^The name "James" here written is manifestly a mistake for "John." The
Peter Barclay whose baptism is thus recorded was undoubtedly tne fifth child (fourth
son) of John Barclay (son of John Barclay and grandson of Col. David Barclay of
Ury and Katharine Gordon, his wife), who was born 3 March, 1735. See Part IV
above.

*Is it not possible that the clergyman who transcribed this record was completely
in error as to the names of the child's parents? There are no existing records from
which it may be inferred that David Barclay of Freehold had a wife Catherine, or a
daughter Lydia. His brother Charles Barclay had a daughter Lydia, born 1766; but
the name of Charles' wife was Rebecca, not Catherine. It seems more than probable
that the child, whose baptism in Freehold is here recorded in Shrewsbury was the
fourth child of Charles Barclay (son of John Barclay, grandson of John Barclay
and great grandson of Col. David Barclay of" Ury) and Rebecca Gordon, his wife. See
Part IV above.

''Here, too, the name "Catherine" was doubtless incorrectly written. The Jane
Barclay whose baptism is thus recorded was beyond question the sixth and youngest
child (born 1767) of David Barclay (son of John Barclay, grandson of John Barclay
and great grandson of Col. David Barclay of Ury) and Elizabeth Walker, his wife.
See Part IV above.

344 New Jersey and Delaware Records.

Miscellaneous.

From New Jersey Gazette of 20 October, 1779:

In a list of letters remaining at the Post OfiQce, at Trenton,
on October 5, 1779, was one for

"Barclay, Thomas, — opposite Trenton."

In New Jersey Gazette of Wednesday, 28 June, 1780,
appears a notice dated at Trenton, June 26, 1780, signed by
Thomas Barclay and Samuel Meredith, calling for wagons to
convey provisions to the army under Washington's command.
The subscribers agree to pay for the wagons, provide fodder and
prevent impressment.

Delaware,

John Barclay of White Clay Creek Hundred, merchant
(White Clay Creek was in the vicinity of Wilmington, Del.),
in 1777 married Eleanor Porter of New Castle Hundred (Re-
cords of Baltimore Yearly Meeting, at Park Avenue Meeting
House, Baltimore). For his second wife he married Mary
Searle. See Part X above.

The original marriage bond given by him on the occasion
of his marriage to Eleanor Porter, with David Finney, "of Mill
"Creek Hundred," his surety, in the sum of six hundred pounds
"good and lawful money of America" is on file at Wilmington,
Del, dated June 24th, 1777, It reads, in part, as follows:

"The Condition of this Obligation is such that there shall not hereafter
appear any Lawful! Let or Impediment by Reason of any Pre-Contracted
Consanguinity, Affinity, or any other just excuse whatever, but that the
above mentioned John Barclay and Eleanor Porter of New Castle
Hundred in the County of New Castle County, May Lawfully Marry and
that there is not any suit pending before the Judge Ecclesiastical or Civil
for or against any such Pre-Conduct, and also if the said Parties, and
each of them, are of the full age of Twenty-one, and are not under the
Tuition of his or her Parents or Guardians respectively to the said
marriage, and if they or either of them are not indentured servants, and
do and shall save harmless and kept indemnified the above John McKinley
Esq. (President and Commander in Chief of the Delaware State) and
his successors, for and concerning the Premises, and that likewise the said
parties in Matrimony for or by of so doing, that this obligation to be void,
null and of none effect, or else to stand and remain in full Force and
Virtue."

Delaware and Pennsylvania Records. 345

Elizabeth Barclay of White Clay Creek in New Castle
County, left a will dated 11 May, 181 1, proved 11 November,
181 1. Bequests were made to Nicholas Van Dyke and to the three
children of the testatrix's sister Ann Cloud, namely, Alice Eliza
Cloud, Mary Forrest Cloud and Jeremiah Cloud. Executor : Rev.
Francis Hindman (New Castle County Wills, Book Q., p. i).

Pennsylvania.

Provincial Secretary's Ofi^ice.
Marriage Licenses.

1748, April 13, Elizabeth BarklEy and John Blakely.

1760, February 13, Elinor Barclay and John Chevalier.

1 761, December 31, Gilbert Barclay and Ann Inglis.

1765, August 24, Hannah Barclay and Richard Palmer.

1766, March 20, Mary Barclay and Thomas Barr,
1766, March 29, Mary Barclay and Robert Miller.
1766, November 12, Jane Barclay and William Craig.
1770, October 18, Thomas Barclay and Mary Hoops.
1772, March 3, Ann Barclay and Andrew Denison (Penn.

Archives, 2nd Series, vol. II, p. 24).

Parish Records oi^ Christ Church, Philadelphia

(1709- 1 806).

Marriages.

1759, February 8, Alexander Barclay and Rebecca Robin-
son.^

1761, December 31, Gilbert Barclay and Ann Inglis.

^This was the second marriage of Ai,exandEr Barclay, Comptroller of Customs
at Philadelphia from 1749-1751 (Penn. MagazinB, vol. XXV, p. 576), a grandson of
the Apologist and the father of Robert Barclay, founder of the Bury Hill line. The
commission to him as "Comptroller of all the Rates and Duties and Imposcions arising
"and growing due to His Majesty at Philadelphia, in Pennsylvania, in America"
dated at the Custom House, London, on August 5, 1749, will be found in Penn.
Archives, 3rd Series, vol. VIII, p. 667. The name "Robinson" recorded in the
Christ Church records is a mistake for "Robertson." Alexander Barclay's second
wife was Rebecca Evans, widow of Peter Robertson, and daughter of Peter Evans,
Sheriff of Philadelphia. (Penn. Magazine, vols. V, p. 96, and VI, p. 256). The fol-
lowing chart shows his family: —

346 Pennsylvania Records.

1 78 1, December 11, John Barclay and Mary Searle.
1786, September 28, GsoRGE Barclay and Mary Garette.
1805, November 11, Sarah Miles Barclay and William
Magee.

(From Plnn. Archives, 2nd Series, vols. VIII and IX).

Records oe Second Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia

(1763-1812).

Marriages.

1772, March 3, Ann Barci,ay and Andrew Denison.
1779, October 21, Elizabeth Barclay and George Gregg.

1810, June 7, Rachel Barclay and Nathan Beach.

181 1, March 26, Ann Barclay and Andrew Dennison
(Ibid).

Records oe Third Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia

(1785-1799).

Marriages.

1785, December 19, James Barclay and Sarah Ross (Ibid).

Alexander Barclay, born in London, 1712, son of David Barclay and Anne
Taylor, his wife. Was Comptroller of Customs at Philadelphia, 1 749-1 751.

Died at Philadelphia, 12 January, 1771 (Inscriptions, St. Peter's
Churchyard, Philadelphia, p. 52).

Married (i) Anne Hickman, dau. of Robert Hickman and Patience
Hickman, his wife (Penn. Magazine, vol. V, p. 96); buried Christ Church,
Philadelphia, 28 June, 1753 (lb:d, vol. I, p. 350).

Married (2) 8 February, 1759, Rebecca Evans, dau. of Peter Evans and
widow of Peter Robertson (ibid, vol. VI, p. 256), born 171 7; died 25 April,
1784 (Inscriptions, St. Peter's Churchyard, p. 52).
His children by his first wife were:

I. Robert Barclay, b Philadelphia 15 May, 1751 bap. Christ Church 12
June, 1751 (Penn. Magazine, vol. XIII, p. 237); m (in England) 1775,
Rachel Gurncy, dau. of John Gurney.
II. Patience Barclay, b Philadelphia, 1753; d 4 January, 1781 (Inscrip-
tions, St. Peter's Churchyard, p. 52).
m (i) 4 August, 1772, Joseph Worrell,
(2) 6 June, 1780, Reynold Keen.
(Penn. Magazine, vol. V, p. 96).
The following notice appeared in The Pennsylvania Gazette of Thursday,
January 17th, 1771 :

"Last Saturday Morning died Alexander Barclay, Esq., Comptroller of His
Majesty's Customs for this Port; a Gentleman who was greatly esteemed by the trad-
ing Part of this City as a good Officer, and by all his private Acquaintance as a
benevolent and honest Man. He was the Son of the late David Barclay, Merchant,
in London; and Grandson of the celebrated Apologist, Robert Barclay of Urie."

Pennsylvania Records. 347

Records of Neshaminy Presbyterian Church, Bucks County

(1785-1804).

Marriages.

1793, April 3, Richard Barclay and Smith (Ibid).

Records of Abington Presbyterian Church, Montgomery
County (1716-1821).

Marriages.

1745, October 3, Hugh Barclay and Elizabeth Vandyke.

1747, October 29, Adam Barkley and Martha Dickson
{Ibid).

Records of the Swedes Church, Philadelphia (1750-1810).

Marriages,
lyg^, November 12, Maria Barclay and John Young.

Records of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

(Lancaster County was set off from Chester County in 1747).

Land Records.

17^6, May 13, John Barclay procures warrant for 150 acres
on West Branch of Octoraro Creek adjoining lands of James
Purtle and Hugh Barclay.

1736, May 13, William Barclay procures warrant for 150
acres on same branch, next to John Barclay's land.

1743, May 10, William Barclay procures warrant for 100
acres adjoining his other land in Little Britain township.

1748, April 23, Hugh Barclay procures a warrant for 30
acres adjoining his other land in Colerain township.

1749, May 17, John Barclay procures a warrant for 200
acres in Colerain township next to lands of Hugh Barclay and
Robert Allison.

1752, August 5, John Barclay procures a warrant for 25
acres next to his other land in Colerain township (patented this
day) and next to land of Hugh Barclay and John Gilmore.

348 Pennsylvania Records.

1753, March 29, WiIwUam BarcIvAy procures a warrant for
25 acres in Little Britain township next to his other land and to
that of William Balbridge.

1753, March 29, William Barclay procures a warrant for
25 acres in Little Britain township next to his other land and to
that of John Walker.

1753, March 29, William Barclay procures a warrant for
80 acres in Little Britain township next to his other land and to
that of James Denny.

A warrant for 200 acres on Beaver Creek in Martick town-
ship was granted to William Ernest. It was subsequently for-
feited and 1742, November 4, was ordered surveyed to one
Thomas McCreary who by order dated January 19, 1748/9, as-
signed it to Hugh Barclay. The original order was sent to
Philadelphia, 3rd mo., 20th, 1761.

Colerain and Little Britain townships were on the Octoraro
Creek near the Susquehanna River, and not far from the border
of Cecil County, Maryland.

Deeds.

1759, October 26, Hugh Barclay of Colerain township,
Lancaster County, to Jacob Bare of Bart Township, Lancaster
County, Conveys 200 acres acquired February 21, 1745, from
James Murphy and wife.

1770, April 5, William Barclay and JamLs Barclay of
Lancaster County, to James Porter. Conveys the tract on which
they dwelt in Drumore Township, Lancaster County, adjacent
to lands of their father Andrew Barclay^ deceased, which he
took by warrant from the proprietors on March i, 1753.

1771, March 28, Hugh Barclay of the County of Lan-
caster, shoemaker, and Henry Small of the Borough of Lancaster,
to John Barclay of the County of Lancaster, tailor. Conveys
for two hundred pounds the two undivided eighth parts of the
grantors in a tract of 669 acres on the West branch of the Oc-
toraro Creek, in Little Britain Township.

Pennsylvania Records. 349

1773, January i, John Barclay of Little Britain Township,
farmer, to Hugh Barclay^ Joseph Miller, John Williamson and
Robert Campbell. Recites that grantor was eldest son of Wil-
liam Barclay^ deceased, who left a widow and seven children,
and that the land now conveyed was set apart to the grantor by
the Orphans' Court.

Wills and Administration.

On March 26, 1757, Esther Barclay^ of Lancaster County,
Penn., filed her bond as administratrix, etc., of Wiluam Bar-
clay, deceased, with James Morrow and John Barclay of the
same place, sureties.

In 1761 (day and month not stated) she filed her account
in which she described herself as "widow and relict" of William
Barclay, deceased. William Barclay and John Barclay are
mentioned in the account.

On April 2, 1764, was proved the will of Hugh Barclay
of Colerain Township, dated March 9, 1754. Mentions son
Hugh Barclay; son (sic) John McConnall; daughter Mary
Barclay; son William Barclay; and wife Mary Barclay.
The children seemed all to be under twenty-one. Executors:
John McConnall and Joseph Miller. Witnesses: Daniel
McConnall, Martha Barclay and Margaret Barclay, of Lan-
caster County.

On May 6, 1765, was proved the will of John Barclay of
Colerain Township, Lancaster County, dated December 22, 1764.
Mentions wife, Martha Barclay; also a "Miss Martha Bar-
clay," without stating the relationship, if any; cousin, Mary
Allison; nephew, Joseph Barclay; brother Hugh Barclay's
son, Hugh Barclay; John Barclay and Hugh Barclay, sons
of testator's brother, William Barclay; and makes bequests to
John McConnall, Daniel McConnall and Alexander McConnall.
Executors : wife Martha Barclay, Daniel McConnall and Hugh
Barclay.

On June 8, 1765, were filed the accounts of John McConnall
and Joseph Miller as executors of the last will and testament of
Hugh Barclay late of Colerain Township, Lancaster County,

350 Pennsylvania Records.

deceased. Recite that deceased was the guardian of one WilHam
Turner.

On March 3, 1769, Jame;3 Barclay, of Lancaster County,
Penn., filed his bond as administrator, etc., of Andre:w Barclay,
deceased, with James Marshall and James Porter of the same
place, sureties.

On the same day William Barclay filed a renunciation,
dated February 27, 1769, of the right to administration on the
estate of "my father" Andre;w Barclay, in favor of "my brother"
James Barclay.

On October o.'j, 1769, were filed the accounts of JamLS
Barclay as administrator, etc., of Andrew Barclay, late of the
Township of Drewmore in Lancaster County, yeoman, deceased.

On December 2, 1769, were filed the accounts of Martha
Barclay, Daniel McConnall and Hugh Barclay as executors of
the last will and testament of John Barclay, late of Colerain
Township, Lancaster County, deceased.

On April 21, 1778, was proved the will of John Barclay,
yeoman, of Little Britain Township, Lancaster County, dated
1773 (day and month not stated). Mentions wife Jlan Barclay,
and two children (both seemingly under ten years of age) Mary
Barclay and John Barclay, and brothers Hugh Barclay,
Stephen Barclay and Joseph Barclay. Executor: brother
Hugh Barclay. Witnesses: John Allison and Hugh Quigley.

On June 24, 1816, was proved the will of William Barclay,
yeoman, of Colerain Township, Lancaster County, dated May 11,
18 1 6. Mentions wife Elizabeth Barclay; son Stewart Bar-
clay; daughters, Ann Barclay, Elizabeth Barclay, Mary
Barclay and Matilda Barclay; and three grandchildren,
"heirs" of his daughter Mary, — William S., Louisa and Hen-
rietta Louise (last names not stated). B-veeutor: wife Elizabeth
Barclay.

On August 24, 1836, was proved the will of William Bar-
clay, of Colerain Township, Lancaster County, dated July 21,
1836. Mentions wife Sarah Barclay; daughter Sarah Bar-
clay who married Alexander Campbell ; daughter Ann Barclay
who married James M. Kilpatrick ; grandson James Kilpatrick ;

Pennsylvania Records.

351

grandson William Galbraith, son of testator's daughter Eliza
Galbraith ; grandsons Alexander Campbell and James Ross Camp-
bell; son-in-law Ross Campbell. Executors: Dr. Robert Agnew
and Hugh Andrews,

On September 21, 1849, was proved the will of Robert
Barclay of Martic Township, Lancaster County, dated July 26,
1849. Mentions son William S. Barclay and daughter Julia N.
Duckel. Executor William S. Barclay.

From Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series.
Warrantees of Land.

Acres.

Surveyed.

Luzerne Co.

Hannah
George

Barclay,

400
400

Sept. 3, 1792.

Bucks Co.

James

'*

SO

March 12, 1750

Cumberland Co.

«

t<

50
300

Sept. 10, 1762

Lancaster Co.

William

Barclay

100

May 10, 1743

<(

John

((

200

May 17, 1749

«

Hugh B.

ARCLAY

30

April 23, 1748

((

John

"

150

May 13, 1736

Cl

William

"

150

"

tl

John

"

2C

Aug. 5, 1752

"

William

*'

80

2?
25

March 29, 1753

"

«

"

"

Cumberland Co.

William

It

40

July 7, 1815

Huntmgdon Co.

Hugh Barkley

100

June 24, 1788

"

John

"

400

July 27, 1792

NorthumberlandCo

1. George Barclay

400

June 13, 1792

Bedford Co.

George

"

400

July 19, 1793

"

Hugh

"

400

January 22, 1794

tt

Hugh

"

300

Dec. 21, 1785

It

Hugh

"

177

Dec. 28, 1793

IS

George

"

400

July 19, 1793

(I

Hugh

"

400

January 22, 1794

ct

John

*'

400

February 10, 1794

It

Hugh

"

400

"

n

May

"

400

February 11, 1794

"

Hugh

"

100

April 10, 1794

Franklin Co.

James

"

400

September 6, 1792

((

John

«

400
400

December 6, 1792

Northumberland Co. "

«

400

July 27, 1787

**

"

400

July 31, 1792

*'

((

400

March 22, 1793

*'

**

tt

400

"

Bedford Co

"

"

400

May 16, 1794

"

JOSIAH E.

"

60

February 29, 1820

"

Josiah E.

Ex Barclay

25

June 18, 1847

«

Samuel M. " "

42

August 12, 1847

352

Pennsylvania Records.

Acres.

Surveyed.

Bedford Co. Robert

Barclay

310^

May 9, ^7 7 A

K «

"

412.138

"

« «

it

297

«

" Samuel M. "

100

July 8, 1834

" <<

" "

2

September 11, 1869

" William

M. "

300

February 23, 1871

(( «

" "

18

January 12, 1874

NorthumberlandCo. Thomas

300

March 17, 1774

(( ((

300

June IS, 1774

Northampton Co. James

400

March 7, 1793

John

400

n

(t ((

400

June 19, 1793

Westmoreland Co. Thomas

300

February 28, 1774

" Samuel

400

January 15, 1794

" Thomas

400

February 4, 1794

John

157-156

February 12, 1794

IC 11

243.162

"

ei 11

310.140

"

SI a

100

February 15, 1825

(( It

50

January 19, 1828

Washington Co. Thomas

250

August 28, 1792

(Vols, xxiv, XXV and xxvi),

Assessments and Taxes.
(From Penn. Archives, 3rd Series).

Chester County :

For 1766 West Nottingham.. .James Barclay, 100 acres i horse 3

cattle (vol. XI, p. 165)

" 1767 " " James Barclay, 200 acres 2 horse 3

cattle 3 sheep (,ihid, p. 377)
Lower Chichester. . .Thomas Barclay, 14 acres {ihid, p.

265)

" 1768 " " Mary Barclay, 16 acres (t&fcf, p. 463)

West Nottingham. .James Barclay, 150 acres 2 horses 4

cattle 4 sheep {ibid, p. 422)
Lancaster County:

For 1771 Little Britain John BarcklEy, 200 acres 2 horse 2

cattle I servt. Tax 5:6 (vol.
XVIL p. 69)
Hugh Barckly, freeman. Tax 15 :o
{ibid, p. 72)

Colerain Widow Barclay, 200 acres i horse i

cattle Tax 10:0 {ibid, p. 20)

" 1772 Little Britain Stephen Barcly, freeman. Tax 15:0

{ibid, p. 206)
Hugh Barclay, freeman. Tax 15 :o

{ibid, p. 206)
John Barclay, 200 acres 2 horse 2
cattle. Tax 5 :6 {ibid, p. 204)

Colerain Widow Barcley, 100 acres i horse i

cattle. Tax 9:0 {ibid. p. 183)

Pennsylvania Records. 353

For 1773 Little Britain Stephen Barcly, freeman. Tax 15:0

(ibid, p. 372)
Hugh Barcly, freeman. Tax 15:30
(ibid, p. 372)
Northampton County:

For 1772 Mount Bethel JamEs Barckley. Tax 8:16.0 (vol.

XIX, p. 31).
City oe Philadelphia :

For 1774 Dock Ward Thomas Barclay, merchant, i servt.

Tax 119:2:0 (vol. XIV, p.
225)
Rebecca Barclay, widow. Tax

13 :o :o (ibid, p. 232)
Mary Barclay, widow. Tax 24 :6 :o
(ibid, p. 239)
Manor of Moreland.. Alexander Barclay.
Lancaster County (Effective Supply Tax) :

For 1779 Colerain Widow Barclay, 250 acres 2 horses 2

cattle I sheep (vol. XVII,
P- 634)
City of Philadelphia (Effective Supply Tax) :

For 1779 South Ward Thomas Barclay's Est. Tax 15 :o

(vol. XIV, p. 496)
City of Philadelphia (State Tax) :
For 1779 Dock Ward, South

Part Mary Barclay, widow. Tax 7:10:0

(ibid, p. 751)
Rebecca Barclay. Tax 2:10:0 (ibid,

P- 753)

South Ward Thomas Barclay's Est. Tax 3 :i5 :o

(ibid, p. 772)
County of Philadelphia (State Tax) :

For 1779 Southwark Widow Barclay (vol. XV, p. 150)

County of Philadelphia (Effective Supply Tax) :

For 1779 Southwark Widow Barclay (vol. XIV, p. 709)

City of Philadelphia (Effective Supply Tax) :
For 1780 Dock Ward, South

Part Thomas Barclay (vol. XV, p. 207)

Rebecca Barclay, widow. Valuation
20,200. Tax 50:10:0 (ibid,
p. 219)
Mulberry Ward, East

' Part John Barclay s Est. Valuation 18,-

000. Tax 62 :o :o (ibid, p.
338)
For 1781 Dock Ward, South

Part John Barclay. Valuation 782. Tax

8:19:9 (ibid, p. 744)
William Barclay. Tax 6:0:0 (ibid,
p. 744)
Mulberry Ward, East

Part Thomas Barclay's Est. Valuation

600. Tax 6:18:0 (ibid, p.
63s)

354 Pennsylvania Records.

For 1782 Dock Ward, South

Part John Barclay. Valuation 356. Tax

1:19:5 (vol. XVI, p. 315)
William Barclay. Tax 1:10:0 (ibid,

P- 315)
Widow Barclay. Valuation 700.
Tax 3:177 (ibid, p. 330)
Southwark, East Part. Widow Barclay's Est. Valuation

120. Tax 12 :8 (ibid, p. 378)

Widow Barclay's Est. Valuation

170. Tax 19:2 (ibid, p. 378)

West Part.SAMUEL Barclay. Valuation 33.

Tax 2:6 (ibid, p. 393)

North Ward Doctor Barclay. Valuation 225.

Tax 1:14:9 (ibid, p. 428)
Mulberry Ward, East

Part Thomas Barclay's Est. Valuation

600. Tax 3 ■.2:6 (ibid, p. 486)
Bucks County (State Tax) :

For 1779 Falls Township Thomas Barclay, 220 acres 8 horses

9 cattle (vol. XIII, p. 19)

" 1781 " Thomas Barclay, 220 acres 6 horses

6 cattle 6 servts (ibid, p. 126)
Barclay & Mitchell, 672 acres (ibid,
p. 126).

" 1783 Warwick James Barclay. Tax 3:14:0 (ibid,

P- 357)

Springfield John Barclay. Tax 2 :j .g (ibid, p.

396)

" 1784 Falls Township Barclay & Mitchell, 672 acres, 3

dwellings, i outhouse, 20
white inhabitants (ibid, p.

494)
" 1785 Durham John Barclay, 98 acres (ibid, p. 567)

Springfield John Barclay, no acres 3 horses 3

cattle (ibid, p. 600)

" 1786 Durham John Barclay. Tax 4:8 (ibid, p.

696)

Springfield John Barclay. Tax 9:9 (ibtd, p.

698)

" 1787 Durham John Barkly. Tax 3 :o (ibid, p. 804)

Springfield John Barclay. Tax 10:0 (ibid, p.

Cumberland County :

For 1781 Middleton Miles Barcley, i horse 2 cattle (vol.

XX, p. 462)
Bedford County (State Tax) :

For 1783 Bedford Township. .Hugh Barclay. Single freeman, i

horse. Tax 1:2:1 (vol.
XXII, p. 208)
" 1784 Dublin Township. . .Hugh Barclay. Single freeman

(ibid, p. 284)

Pennsylvania Records. 355

Fayette County (State Tax) :

For 1785 Springhill John Barckley, Sr. Tax 4:11 (ibid,

p. 564)
John Barckley, Jr. Tax 6 .g (ibid,

P- 564)
James Barckley. Tax 15 :o (ibid,
p. 564)
Northumberland County (State Tax) :

For 1785 Bald Eagle Town-
ship Robert Barclay (non-resident), 271

acres. Tax 9:2 (vol. XIX,
p. 618)
" 1786 " Robert Barclay (non-resident), 271

acres. Tax 10:1 (ibid, p. 715)
" 1787 " Robert Barclay (non-resident), 270

acres. Tax 7:0 (ibid, p. 797)
Huntington County (State Tax) :

For 1788 Non-residents A. Barclay, 297 acres. Tax 7:6

(vol. XXII, p. 366)
Alexander Barclay, 412 acres. Tax
10 :2 (ibid, p. 366)
Allegheny County (State Tax) :

For 1791 Elizabeth Township. .Joseph Barclay. Single man. Tax

3:9 (ibid, p. 685)

SoivDiERS WHO SERVED AS RaNGERS ON THE FRONTIERS

(1778-1783).

(From Penn. Archives, 3rd Series, vol. XXIII),

Westmoreland County, — Elijah Barclay (p. 284).
Northumberland County, — George Barclay (pp. 263, 347)-
Cumberland County, — Hugh Barclay, Adjt. (p. 258).

Pensioners oe the Revolution.

{Ibid).

Westmoreland County, — Stephen Barclay. Private in
Sampson's ist Regt. of riflemen (p. 489).

Muster Rolls, Cumberland County Militia.

(Ibid).

Hugh Barclay, private, second class, in Capt. William Lay's
Company, 8th Battalion, 4th Co., on first call, 23 October, 1777
(p. 617).

356 Pennsylvania Records.

John Barclay, private in Capt. Alexander Peeble's Com-
pany under Col. James Dunlap (p. 710).

From Records of^ the Revolutionary War by
W. T. R. Saffell

Samuel Barclay was a private at Mt. Independence on No-
vember 26, 1776, in Company No. i (Samuel Hay, Captain) of
Col. William Irwin's Pennsylvania Regiment. He enlisted Janu-
ary 30, 1776.

Joseph Barclay was a private in Company No. 7 (Moses
McLain, Captain) of the same regiment, and was taken prisoner
June 21, 1776.

Record of Troops in Provincial Service.

(Pcnn. Archives, 2nd Series, vol. II).

1756, Robert Barclay, a private in the Independent Com-
pany of Foot, Philadelphia (p. 522).

1756, Alexander Barclay, the same (p. 523).

1756, Gilbert Barclay, the same (p. 524).

1756, John Barclay, an ensign in the associated Companies
of Lancaster County (p. 530).

From the Colonial Records.

1722, April 16, George Barclay was clerk to the Governor of
the Province (Penn. Colonial Rec, vol. HI, p. 243).

1765, October 31, John Barclay was licensed as a trader
(Penn. Archives, 2d Series, vol. II, p. 623).

1772, June 20, John Barclay was licensed as a trader (Ibid,
p. 662).

Miscellaneous.

1777, February 19, Thomas Barclay appointed by the
Council of Safety, Philadelphia, a member of the Navy Board
(Penn. Colonial Rec, vol. XI, p. 127).

Pennsylvania Records. 357

'^777^ June 24, Thomas Barclay took oath of allegiance to
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (Penn, Archive;s, 2nd Series,
vol. Ill, p. 8).

'^777^ July 22, Thomas Barclay sells a cargo of salt then at
Tom's River, N. J., to the Council of Safety at ten dollars per
bushel (Penn. Colonial Rlc, vol. XI, p. 127).

1782, December 21, John Barclay obtains commission as
Justice of the Peace for Bucks County (^Ihid, vol. XIII, p. 454).

1783, December i, Hugh Barclay obtains same for Town of
Bedford, Bedford County {Ihid, p. 760).

1782, June 27, Thomas Barclay writes from Amsterdam
to William Moore, Pres. of the State of Pennsylvania (Plnn.
Archives, ist Series, vol. IX, p. 563).

1784, May 17, Thomas Barclay writes from Paris to John
Dickinson, at Philadelphia (Ibid, vol. X, p. 267).

1786, November 14, John Barclay and Samuel Caldwell
write to Hon. Charles Biddle, claiming title to Hog Island under
purchase of the forfeited estate of Joseph Galloway (Ibid, vol.
XI, p. 89).

From Pennsylvania Packet of Saturday, April 13, 1782.

"To BE Sold by Public Vendue, on Tuesday the i6th instant, at Sum-
merset (where Thomas Barclay Esquire lately resided, near Trenton-
ferry), Some Household Furniture and a Variety of farming Utensils.
Attendance will be given and the terms made known by

John Barclay."

From New York Gazette of Thursday, 19 March, 1801 :

"Married: Last Thursday evening" (that is, March 12, 1801) "by the
Rev. Dr. Linn, Mr. James Barkley, Merchant of Philadelphia, to Miss
Fin lay."

Died at Philadelphia, June 9, 1806, James Barclay, Jr.

From Maryland Journal and Baltimore Advertiser of
Friday, February 13, 1789:

John Barclay of Philadelphia, joins in a petition of upwards of 2,000
respectable citizens of Philadelphia, to the General Assembly, praying a
repeal of any law or part of a law which prohibits the exhibition of
Dramatic Entertainment.

358 Pennsylvania and Maryland Records.

From New York Gazette; of Saturday, 13 January, 1819:

"Married, at Philadelphia" (date not stated) "John Jar den to Miss
Grace Barclay."

From New York Gazette of Thursday, 2 December, 1819:

"Died, at Philadelphia," (date not stated) "Mrs. Catharine Barclay,
aged 28."

Maryland.

Rev. John Barclay {d September 9, 1772), rector of St.
Peter's Church in .Talbot County, Maryland, son of David Bar-
clay of Kincardine, Scotland, and Christian Barclay, his wife, m
jMarch 4, 1768, Rachel Goldsborough, dau. of Nicholas Golds-
borough and Sarah Jolly Turbutt, his wife; b January, 1735, d
September 18, 1796.

They had one child, Sarah Barclay^ b August i, 1771, m
October 23, 1788, Joseph Haskins, for many years Cashier of the
Farmers Bank of Maryland, at Easton, Talbot Co., b February 28,
1762 (Records of St. Peter's Parish, Talbot Co., Md., and "Old
Kent/' by George A. Hanson, M. A.)

The children of Joseph Haskins and Sarah Barclay Haskins,
his wife, were (i) John Barclay Haskins, b October 3, 1789; d
August 1790 (Records of St. Peter's Parish, p. 318) ; (2) Bar-
clay Haskins m (i) 1842 Elizabeth Robins Hay ward ; m (2) Mary
Trippe, dau. of Richard Trippe of Baylies Neck; and (3) Ann
Haskins who in John Bowie and had children, JoJin Has-
kins Bozuie, Louisa Bowie, Emily Bozvie, Isabella Bozvie, Dallas
Bozvie, and Josephine Haskins Bozvie ("Old Kent" by George
A. Hanson, M. A., page 295).

The will of Rev. John Barclay, dated July 6, 1772, was
proved November 22, 1772, and recorded at Annapolis, Md. He
makes reference in his will to his two married sisters, Bli:^abeth
Walker and Anne Keth (Book No. 38 of Wills, p. 983).

Thomas Barclay, in March 26, 1763, Margaret Cole at St.
Paul's Parish, Baltimore County, Md. The church now stands at
the corner of North Charles and Saratoga Streets, Baltimore
(Records of St. Paul's Parish, Baltimore).

Maryland Records. 359

John Barclay (or Barkley), late of Edinburgh, North
Britain, but now of Annapolis, Anne Arundel County, Md., left
a will dated October 13, 1732, proved November 28, 1732, and
recorded at Annapolis. He appoints his wife, Grace Hay Barclay,
his executrix and, in her absence from the province, appoints his
friends Robert Gordon and William Tweedie of Annapolis, execu-
tors for the purpose of disposing of his property and turning
the proceeds over to his wife. No children are mentioned and
the testator describes himself as "being distant from my wife and
family." Witnesses: William Gumming, George Stewart and
Burgis Copner (Book No. 20 of Wills, p. 484).

Accounts were rendered by Robert Gordon and William
Tweedie on May 16, 1735 (Liber 13 of Accounts, fol. Sy).

Inventory was filed as of the Estate of "Capt. John Berkley,"
and recites "Kindred nine" (Liber 17, fol. 442).

John Barclay (or Barkley) of Somerset County, Md., left
a will in the record of which his name and the name of his
children are written "Barklett." The will was dated February
21, 1753, was proved November 18, 1756, and recorded at An-
napolis. He gives all his real estate to his youngest son Alworth
Barclay (or Barkley), and mentions two other sons John Bar-
clay and Abraham Barclay, a daughter Alice Barclay, and wife
Ann Barclay. Witnesses: John Wallace, Bloyce Harris and Jo-
seph Dashiell (Book No. 30 of Wills, p. 215).

In the record of the inventory of his estate the name is
written indifferently "Barkely" and "Berkley." Ailworth Bark-
ley appears to have been the executor and the only next of kin
mentioned are Abraham Barkle\ and Alice Barkley (Lib. 62, fol.
256).

John Barclay (or Barkeley) of Somerset County, Md.,
left a will dated August 30, 1774, proved April 6, 1775, and re-
corded at Annapolis. In the record of this will the name of his
son Charles Barclay, whom he appoints executor, is written
"Charles Barklett," while the names of his sons Henry Barclay
and John Barclay are written "Henry Berkley" and "John
Berkley." He refers to a wife, without naming her, and to a
friend Ephraim King. He also mentions a grandson Blijah Bar-

36o Maryland Records.

day (recorded as "Elijah Barklett,") seemingly the son of
Charles. Witnesses: Martha Kemp, Rachel Barkley and Sarah
Barkley (Book No. 40 of Wills, p. 386).

In Testamentary Procedure Book No. 46, fol. 300, the filing
of this will is noted, and Henry Wallace Barkley and /. Joseph
Barkley are recorded as sureties on the executor's bond.

Sarah Barkle;y, dau. of Thomas Barkley and Margaret
Barkley, his wife, h December 14, 1724 (Records of StepnEY
Parish^ Somerset County, Md., p. 40).

John Barkley b January 3, 1799 {Ibid, p. 183).

From Land Records oe Kent County.

Thomas Barkley of Kent County, Merchant, is described,
July 10, 1747, as being the owner of 275 acres in Kent County
known as "Blays Range" and "Blays Addition" (J. S. No. 26,
page 50).

On March 3, 1749, he takes from Peregrine Brown, of Kent
County, gentleman, in consideration of £305, current money, a
tract of six acres at the mouth of Turner's Creek called "J^rman
Point" (J. S. No. 26, page 321).

("Turner's Creek" was in the vicinity of Galena P. O. in
Kent County, and took its name from a family of Friends who
lived in that vicinity until a comparatively recent time).

On June 9, 1749, he conveys the tract last mentioned to
Thomas Crosby, of Philadelphia, merchant, for £408 (J. S. No.
26, page 323).

On April 7, 1750, for the consideration of £350, current
money of Maryland, he takes from Samuel Milborn of Kent
County, Planter, a parcel of 200 acres being part of a tract called
"Suffolk" (J. S. No. 26, page 303).

On May 4, 1750, he conveys the tract last mentioned to James
McLaughlin and Alexander Lunan of Cecil County, Maryland,
for £450 (J. S. No. 26, page 316).

Maryland Records. 361

On October 3, 1750, he conveys to William Rasin, of Kent
County, gentleman, all the real estate in Kent County which he
held in right of his wife or of which she was possessed when he
married her (J. S. No. 26, page 324).

From the; Ri^cords of Shrewsbury Parish^ Kent County.

(Shrewsbury Parish was near Turner's Creek, — a branch of
the Sassafras River which divides Kent and Cecil Counties).

Thomas BarklEy and Mrs. Isabella Wethered were mar-
ried January 23, 1746/7 (p. 264).

Mrs. Isabella Wethered's maiden name was Isabella Blay.
She was the youngest daughter of Col. William Blay, of Blay's
Range, the only son of Col. Edward Blay and Ann Blay, his wife,
who was for many years a vestryman of Shrewsbury Parish and
represented Kent in the Legislature of Maryland during the ses-
sions of 1 714 and 171 5. Col. William Blay married Isabella
Pearce, daughter of Judge William Pearce and Isabella Pearce,
his wife. Their children were : John Tilden Edward Blay, b
January 31, 1707; William Blay, b October 22, 1714; and Isabella
Blay, who first married Richard Wethered, son of Samuel
Wethered and Dolly Lewin, his wife (Old Kent_, p. 316).

From the Records of St. John's or Piscataway Parish,
Prince George County, Maryland.

Mary Welling BarklEy, dau. of Rodman Barkley and
Virlinda Barkley, his wife, b October 13, 1791.

From the Statutes of the Province of Maryland.

A private act, passed at the October, 1753, Session of the
Maryland Legislature, was entitled : "An Act for the relief of
"Thomas Barkley, a languishing Prisoner in Kent County
"Gaol."

Recites that for four years and upwards Thomas Barkley,
of Kent County, had been closely confined for debt and that the
sheriff as well as the principal and greatest number of his creditors
were willing to release him, and then

362 Maryland Records.

Enacts that unless within thirty days some creditor should
give security for the payment of the future imprisonment fees
and for meat, drink and clothing- during his future imprisonment,
he be discharged from custody. An oath was required from the
debtor that he owned absolutely nothing, real or personal, and he
w^as granted three years immunity from prosecution by the sheriff
for imprisonment fees.

From the; Records of Harford County.

(N. B. Harford County was established in 1773. Prior to
that its limits were included in Baltimore County).

Land Records.

John Barclay^ on December 28, 1788, was surety with one
William Whiteford on the bond of Thomas Steel as administrator
of Capt. James Steel of Harford County, Md. (Book i, p. 274).

John Barclay petitioned the County Court for the issuing
of a commission to mark and bound a tract that he was possessed
of called the "Grove," which he apprehends from original loca-
tion thereof. The prayer of the petition w^as granted and the
commission met September 7, 1788, and again October 21, 1788.
The principal witness was a man who testified that he had carried
the Surveyor's chain on a survey 27 years before and the bounds
seem largely to have been determined by his recollection. Final
report of commission ]\Iarch 21, 1798.

1808, March 23, Joshua Barclay, legatee of John Barclay,
deceased, conveys to Elizabeth R. Barclay all his interest in
his father's estate.

181 5, March 6, John Barclay and Mary Barclay, his wife,
convey to John McCauseland a tract in Harford County called
"Barclay's Slope" and another called "Barclay's Dream," and
all the share of the grantor in lands of which his father John
Barclay died seized.

181 5, March 6, John Barclay, son of John Barclay, conveys
to George McCauseland all his interest in his father's estate.

Maryland Records. 363

1820, September 15, Robert Barclay, of Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania, conveys to George McCauseland, of Harford
County, his undivided right in 392 acres called "Prospect," and a
tract of 33 acres which his father John Barclay, deceased, had
purchased from Joseph Miller.

Wills and Adtninistration.

Will of John Barclay of Harford County, Md., dated Oc-
tober 12, 1799; proved June 23, 1800. Mentions wife, Elizabeth
Rogers Barclay, and his six sons, John Gill Barclay, James Bar-
clay, William Barclay, Joshua Gill Barclay, Robert Barclay and
George Washington Barclay, the last three of whom are described
as his "three youngest sons." Witnesses : John Weeks, Robert
M. Fadin and James Kilpatrick.

Will of John Barclay of Harford County, Md., dated May
14, 1833 ; proved June 4, 1833. Mentions mother, Mary Barclay,
grandfather, Joseph Stokes, and sisters, Blisabeth Porzvood and
Hannah Barclay. Refers to land devised to him by his grand-
father as being part of a tract called "Clark's Den, Merry in An-
trim." Witnesses: Harvey Stokes, Isaac Pyle and John H.
Stokes.

From Records of Cecil County.

(N. B. Cecil County was organized in 1674).

Wills and Administration.

1750, April 2, Bond of Richard Price as administrator, etc.,
of George BarklEy, late of Cecil County, deceased. John Hol-
land and Isaac Hamm were sureties on the bond.

1781, December 10, Bond of Willl\m BarklEy, Gentleman,
as executor of James BarklEy, late of Cecil County, deceased.
Richard Hall and Andrew Work were sureties on the bond.

Executor's accounts filed February 11, 1782. Among the
debtors to the estate were John Barkley and James Barkley.

Land Records.

1787, December 10, William Barclay of Cecil County takes
from Richard Hall of the same place, title to one negro boy as

364 Maryland Records.

security against liability on a bond to Archibald Job which Wil-
liam Barclay signed as surety at Richard Hall's request.

1790, January 12, William Barclay, of West Nottingham
Hundred, Cecil County, Md., and Sarah Barclay, his wife, con-
vey to Joseph Barclay of the same place, 122 acres of grantor's
tract known as "Barclay's Square."

1794, December 18, Joseph Barclay, of West Nottingham
Hundred, Cecil County, Aid., conveys the 122 acres last described
to Abraham Trump of the same place.

From "Notes and Queries'" by William Henry Egle,

M. D., M. A.

William Barclay died previously to 176 1. At that time
his widow Esther Barclay had married one Mclntire. He had
eight children : John Barclay, Hugh Barclay, Stephen Barclay,
Joseph Barclay, Mary Barclay, Margaret Barclay, Martha Bar-
clay and Esther Barclay (page 137).

From Rext Rolls oe Talbot County.

On March 12, 1662, Nicholas BarklEy, together with one
John Alley, caused a survey to be made by one Richard Neck
of 300 acres on the North side of the Choptank River in the
dividing creek, possessed by Robert Martin.

On December 28, 1665, Nicholas BarklEy caused a survey
to be made by one Petty French of 150 acres on the North side of
Choptank River at the head of the Northeast branch of Tread-
avon (Trade Haven?) Creek, possessed by John Sherwood for
the heirs of James Berry.

From Sundry Parish Records oe Maryland.

Zion German Lutheran Christ Church of Baltimore.

Married: "1788, Ausen Gemeinde 4," George D. BarklEY
and Sophia Warwick (p. 388).

Baptized: 1792, September 7, Mary BarklEy, child of
George BarklEy and Sophia Barkley, b August 11, 1792 (p. 30).

Maryland Records. 365

First Gcniiaii Reformed Congregation of Baltimore.

Married: 1789, January 19, Jemima BarklEy and James
Gormley (p. 192).

First Presbyterian Church, Baltimore.

Married: 1798, November i, Thomas BarklEy and Jane
McCormick. (p. 3).

Born: 1816, November 2, Rebecca Barkley, dau. of John
BarklEy and Ann Barkley.
1817, December 3, Sarah Jane BarkeEy, dau. of

John and Ann Barkley.
1 819, February 19, James Barkeey^ son of John
BarkeEy and Ann Barkley.

William & Mary Parish (Popular Hill Church),
St. Mary's County.

In January, 1808, a Rev. Francis Barclay applied for the
rectorship and was accepted and continued rector until March 7,
1810, when he resigned. His letter of resignation is spread at
length upon the vestry minutes at page 20. He states therein
that he has been called to "the church of Alexandria," and re-
fers to his children as orphans and as "without relatives."

From the Military Records of Maryland Soldiers in the

Revolutionary War.

(Maryland Archives, vol. XVHI).

James Barclay (or Barkley) enlisted May 20, 1776, in the
6th Co. of ]\Iaryland Volunteers, commanded by Capt. Peter
Adams; ist Lieut. Nathaniel Ewing; 2nd Lieut. Alexander
Murray; Ensign, John Jordan.

James Barclay is recorded in June, 1778, as a deserter from
the I St Reg't. Maryland Troops, commanded by Lieut. Peter
Brown.

John Barclay (or Barkley) appears in the Muster and
Pay Roll of 1780 among the men "passed by Thomas Rutter,
Baltimore County," on April nth, 1780.

366 Maryland Records.

Thomas Barclay (recorded "Bartcly") was enrolled from
St. Mary's County by Capt. Uriah Forrest, and was received and
passed as a member of the "Flying Camp," by John A. Briscoe,
on July 12, 1776.

From the Muster rolls of Major Archibald Anderson's 3rd
Maryland Regiment for December, 1779, it appears that Thomas
Barclay (here recorded "Barkly") had enlisted for "during the
war," but was at that time absent on furlough.

Among the certificates received from John White, Adjutant's
Commissioner, it appears that Thomas Barclay (here recorded
"Barckley") served from August i, 1780, to November 15, 1783.

From the Rolls of Escaped and Exchanged prisoners, 1781-
1782, it appears that Thomas Barclay (here recorded "Bark-
ley") was on November 2, 1781, exchanged from Charles Town.

From the Muster Roll of Troops of the Maryland Line, it
appears that Thomas Barclay (here recorded "Bartley") en-
listed as corporal, March 17, 1777, joined the army in August,
1778, and was a prisoner on May 12, 1779.

From the same >\Iuster roll it appears that Thomas S. Bar-
clay (here recorded as "Bartley") enlisted April 25, 1778, and
was discharged (or missing) August 16, 1780.

MiSCLLLANEOUS.

From Maryland Journal and Baltimore: ADvLRTiSi;R of
Tuesdays, April 2,2, and 29, 1783, Hugh Barkle;y appears to
have been Clerk to the Commissioners of the Tax, in Baltimore.

From Maryland Journal of January 19 and 23, and February

13, 1781:

"Notice is hereby given to all Persons, not to take an Assignment of a
Bond I gave to a certain Jacoh Coble in November last, for Forty Pounds
payable in hard money or other money at the Exchange, as I am deter-
mined not to pay the same, for sufficient reasons which can be made ap-
pear, if the payment should be insisted on, from

Mathias Barckly."

From Maryland Gaze^tte; of Thursday, May 23, 1776:

"List of letters brought by the last Packet from Falmouth and now
in the possession of Henricus Boel, in Crown Street, near the North River,
New York : —
Walter and William Barclay, Baltimore."

Virginia Records. 367

Virginia.

From Calendar of Virginia State Papers, by Palmer.

Thomas Barclay, with others, appointed "at a meeting of a
number of respectable Inhabitants of the City of Philadelphia"
held Friday, May 20th, 1774, a committee "to correspond with
our Sister Colonies" (vol. VIH, p. 45).

He writes from Paris, under date of August 23rd, 1785, rela-
tive to a bust of Lafayette (vol. IV, p. 49).

On December 6, 1782, he acknowledges the receipt of his
appointment as "Agent at the Court of France for the State of
Virginia" (vol. Ill, p. 390).

He writes under date of January 5, 1783, of the unwilling-
ness of France to make loans to the separate States, etc. (vol. Ill,
p. 416).

He writes under date of January 27th, 1783, advising re-
ceipt of news from Benjamin Franklin that preliminary articles
of peace had been signed between France, Spain and Great Brit-
ain (vol. Ill, p. 422).

He writes from Paris under date of May 17, 1784, enclosing
a decree of his French Majesty's Council (vol. Ill, p. 583).

He writes from Paris under date of October 12, 1785, about
the price of arms and advises that he will wait to see Lafayette
before closing contract, etc. (vol. IV, p. 59).

He writes from Paris under date of January 16, 1786, con-
cerning arms and ammunition, and adds that the first bust of
Lafayette will be finished in about two months and the second in
four (vol. IV, p. 81).

John Barclay w-rites to Gov. Nelson under date of August
25, 1781, offering his services as agent for the State of Virginia,
Congress having commissioned him to attend to certain commer-
cial matters in France in which the country was about to embark
(vol. II, p. 86). . .

A reward of $500 offered November 3, 1859, for the appre-
hension of Barclay Coppie for complicity in the Harper's Ferry
raid. He is described as "about 20 years old, is about 5 ft. 7^
"inches in height with hazel eyes and brown hair, wears a light
"moustache and has a consumptive look" (vol. XI, p. 90).

368 Virginia Records.

From the Episcopal TheologicaIv Seminary at Alexandria.

Capt. Edmund BarklEy and Lucy Barkley, his wife, had
the following children baptized :

Edmund Barkley, hap. December 12, 1704.
Lewis Barkley, hap. January 19, 1706.
Eucy Barkley, hap. May 17, 1709.
Mary Barkley, hap. May 11, 1711.

Records of Abingdon Parish, Gloucester Co., Va.

(Now in the Theological Seminary at Alexandria, Va. In
these records the name is spelt indifferently "Barkley" and
"Berkley").

Sarah Barkley, dau. of Major Edmund BarklEy and
Lucia Barkley, his wife, was born September 9, 1713.

(and then, seemingly the next generation) :

Edmund BarklEy (or Berkley) and Mary BarklEy, his
wife, had the following children baptized:

Lucy Barkley h January 5, 1729; hap. January 10,

1729.
Edmund Barkley h December 5, 1729; hap. January 14,

Nelson Barkley h May 16, 1773; hap. June 3, 1733.
Sarah BarklEy h January 27, 1741/2; hap. February
28, 1741/2.

From Records oe Louisa County.
(N. B. Louisa County was set oft' from Hanover County in 1746).

Marriage Licenses (i 781- 1853).

1790, December 23, Elizabeth Barclay and William Gil-
lian.

1791, November 10, Lucy W. Barclay and John Wells.

Land Records.'^
Marriage Settlement, dated August 12, 1142, between Pat-

'For note upon the state of preservation of the various County records of Vir-
ginia, see Appendix F hereto annexed.

Virginia Records. 369

RICK Barclay, of the County of King & Queen, Va., Merchant,
of the first part. Col. John Martin, of the second part, and Eliza-
beth Martin, spinster, his daughter, of the third part.

Recites intended marriage between Patrick Barclay and
Blizabeth Martin; that Col. Martin had settled on his daughter
in fee-tail about 600 acres on the James River in Goochland
County, Va., together with certain slaves ; and that he had agreed
to give to Patrick the sum of £400 sterling as a marriage portion
with his daughter.

In consideration of which Patrick Barclay conveys to Col.
Martin about 900 acres in Hanover County, Va., which he had
purchased of the executors of William Johnson, deceased, to-
gether with twenty slaves which he names.

Witnessed by Andrew Barclay, Mird. Throckmorton,
Francis Jardine, Archibald Gordon and John Martin.

1795, October 3, Patrick Barclay of Trinity Parish, Louisa
County, Va., conveys to James Dickinson of St. Martin's Parish,
about 300 acres at the head of Rocky Creek. No wife joins in
the deed.

1795, October 3, Patrick Barclay, of Louisa County, con-
veys to William Armstrong, 131^^^ acres on a branch of Elk
Creek in Louisa County, Va. No wife joins.

1796, September 15, Patrick Barclay, of Louisa County,
for an expressed consideration of one dollar, conveys to John
Wells, of Fluvanna County, Va., all the land owned by the
grantor in Louisa County, containing about 13 12 acres and bound-
ed by lands of William Cooke, Mrs. Hannah Tober, James Over-
ton and James Dickinson. These lands are composed of three
tracts formerly the property of Glorge: Barclay, the grantor's
father, and inherited by the grantor as his heir at law.

The deed also recites that the grantor's mother was now
Mrs. Mary R. Dickinson.

No wife joins in the deed.

GS0RG15 Barclay and Mary Barclay, his wife, by deed (with
defeasance) dated March 26, 1764, convey about 414 acres with

370 Virginia Records.

house and outbuildings to Thomas Johnson, gentleman (sheriff)
and John Marshall, to secure payment of £500.

George Barclay (written "Berkley") and Mary Barclay,
his wife, of St. Martin's Parish, Louisa County, by deed dated
March 10, 1768, convey to Griffith Dickinson about 96 acres on
the North branch of Elk Creek, bounded by lands of James Over-
ton, George Barclay (written "Berkley") and Griffith Dickinson,
and formerly owned by William Sexton.

Court Records.

17 /it^, February Term, Samuel Barclay recovers judgment
against one Sexton.

1770, May Term, George Barclay brings suit against John

Fait.

From Records oe Albemarle County.
(N. B. Albemarle County was established in 1744).

Wills and Administration.

Report of Commissioners, dated November 6, 1822, on di-
vision of the estate of Robert Barclay. Sets off to John D.
Moon and wife three slaves, valued at $850; to Thomas Bar-
clay four slaves valued at $820 ; to James Barclay four slaves
valued at $810; and to Anne Maria Barclay three slaves valued
at $800.

Court Records.

Andrew Barclay seems to have brought a number of suits,
mostly for small debts:

1746, May 28, against John Henson.

September 13, against Sacheveral Whitehead.
November 15, against Edward Watts.

1748, June 10, against Andrew McGuire.
And many others.

Virginia Records. 371

From Records of Orange County,

(N. B. Orange County was organized in 1734).

Wills and Administration.

James Barclay (written "Bartley") of Orange County
makes a will dated September 23, 1756, and mentions his two
daughters Martha Barclay and Jane Barclay (both written
"Bartley").

Land Records.

William Barclay and Samuel McKean, trading in Balti-
more as "Barclay & McKean" make two deeds of land in Orange
County, the one in 181 1 and the other in 1812.

From Hlnning's Statutes oe Virginia.

On December 11, 1790, an act was passed authorizing the
establishment of a ferry in the County of Harrison (now in
West Virginia) across the West Fork of the Monongahela River
to land of William Barkley (vol. 13, p. 131).

By act passed November 25, 1791, William BarklEy was
constituted a trustee of Randolph Academy (vol. 13, p. 293).

1758, September 23, paid for provisions furnished to the
militia of the County of Augusta.

To George Barkley £i 13 :o (vol. VII, p. 198).

From Record oe Patents, 1623-1774, at State House,

Richmond.

On May 12, 1770, a patent was granted to Hugh BarklEy
of 95 acres in Augusta County (Book No. 39, p. 82).

From Records oe Land Grants, 1779- 1803, at State House,

Richmond.

On December 20, 1784, a grant issued to Thomas BarklEY
of 328 acres in Monongahela County (now West Virginia)
"including his settlement made there in 1773" (Book M, p. 623).

372 Virginia and Miscellaneous Records.

On the same date another grant of 400 acres on the West
fork of the Monongahela River in the same County issued to
him, as assignee of the grant to John Simpson (Book N, p. 425) ;
and

On the same date a third grant of 311 acres in the same
locaHty issued to him (Book N, p. 425).

Miscellaneous.

Marriage Bonds in Goochland County.

"1766, August 6, George Barclay to Mary Cole, daughter of
James Cole, gentleman. Security William Thurston. Witness :
Val. Wood" (William & Mary College Quarterly, vol. 7,

p. lOl).

Thomas Paxton (of the Marshall family) h in Ireland
1719; d in Rockbridge Co., Va., in 1788; in (2) Mary Barclay
by whom he had seven children. He had eight by his first wife
{Ihid, vol. 10, p. 207).

Unclassified.

Married at London, December 12, 1820, T. B. Barclay to
Sarah, daughter of Henry Peters, of Belchworth Castle, in the
Co. of Surrey, England.

From Pennsylvania Gazette of Wednesday, March 5, 1788:

"On the iSth of December last" (that is, December 18, 1787), "died,
at his house at Hackney, near London, in the 59th year of his age, John
Barclay (son of David Barclay, late of that City, and grandson of Robert
Barclay, who wrote the Apology for the Quakers). His loss will long be
severely felt, not only by his immediate connections, but by numbers who
have experienced the spirited efforts of his active friendship. His benevo-
lence wias so universal, his desire of doing good was so ardent and in-
variable, that, instead of making a long confinement to his house and a
weak frame of body a plea for declining to promote the welfare and suc-
cess of those who applied to him for his assistance, he cheerfully and
zealously undertook their case, though often to the detriment of his health;
and he cordially relieved the distresses of the necessitous, and those who
were ready to perish. In an age when the property of the rich is wasted
on the most contemptible trifles, and exhausted merely in selfish gratifica-
tions ; when the number of those who seek occasion to do good is so con-
fined ; the death of such a man as John Barclay is and should be con-
sidered and lamented as a public loss."

Sundry Miscellaneous Records. 373

From New York Commercial Advertiser of Friday, 3 March,

1848.

"Died: In the City of Mexico, on the Qth of January last, Captain
James Barclay of Company C of the New York Volunteers.

"The subject of the above notice was a native of the city of Albany,
the only child of William Barclay, deceased, formerly connected with the
Bank of Albany. He was in service at the siege of Vera Cruz, and took
part in all the great battles in which the American army, under General
Scott, was engaged, from that of Vera Cruz to the storming of the City
of Mexico. In the battle of Chepultepec he was second in command to
Lieut. Col. Burnham, commanding officer of the U. S. Regiment of New
York Volunteers, and won for himself a military distinction of no ordinary
grade, as will appear from Col. Burnham's report of the part taken in
these engagements by the New York Volunteers. He was slightly wounded
in the arm during this engagement. Spared by a protecting Providence
from an impending death during so many sanguinary battles, he has fallen
a victim to the typhus fever now so prevalent, from the last accounts,
among the troops in the City of Mexico."

From New York Herald of Sunday, August 9, 1903 :

"James Edward Barclay, a portrait artist, formerly well known in this
city, Washington, D. C., and Boston, died of pulmonary disease in Edin-
burgh, Scotland, July 27 last. He was born in London fifty-seven years
ago, studied in Italy and spent most of his later years m this country.
For several years he had a sCudio in the Alpine Building, New York, but
went from here to Washington, where he resided until two years ago. At
the time of his death he was engaged on a portrait of the Lord Mayor
of Edinburgh. He painted many well-known people in this city, Washing-
ton and Boston."

From Collectanea Genealogica by Joseph Foster (London :
Privately printed, 1883) :^

"An obituary of the Nobility, Gentry, etc. of England, Scotland and
Ireland, prior to 1800, collected by Sir William Musgrave, Bart."

Barclay, David, son of the Apologist, in Cheapside, iS March, 1769,
aet. 88 {London Magazine, 2>?>3) •
" George, Jamaica, Merchant, 7 June, 1756 {ihid 301).
" John, son of the Apologist, 8 June, 1751. (Gentleman's

Magazine, 284).
" Priscilla (Mrs.), 12 October, 1769. {London Magazine,

544).
" Robert, son of the Apologist, at Ury, 28 March, 1747 {ibid

198).
" Robert, at Madras, 6 October, 1786. {Gentleman's Maga-
zine, 274).

^A copy is on file at the Astor Library, New York.

PART XII.

Sundry Records of the Barclays in Ireland, other than of the
Ury Family.

In the Dublin searches recently made for the writer, a number
of records were noted and returned which are here cited in the
hope that they may prove of some use to those who are interested
in tracing a descent from one or more of the many families of
Barclay in Ireland. It is not claimed that these records are
all that may be found in any of the localities named, for the
search was not directed against the name of Barclay, generally;
but it is believed that what is here given may be relied upon as
acccurate, so far as it goes.

Among the original wills proved in Killaloe Diocese and
preserved in the Record Office, Dublin, is that of "David Bar-
clay, Clerk." Will dated July i8, 1715; proved March 15,
1715/16. The probate of the will describes the testator as "late
Incumbent of Killmurry McMahon," — which was in County
Clare, on the Shannon River. The will refers to testator's wife,
without naming her, and to his sons David Barclay, Harey Bar-
clay and Andrew Barclay.

In P. Dwyer's printed "Diocese of Killaloe, 1550-1700"
this cleric is referred to a number of times and at page 401 is
given a photograph of his portrait. It is also there stated that
during the troubles of 1 689-1 691 he remained at home, and held
a valuable farm under the See of Killaloe. His family in 1878
still held Ballyartney.

At page 326 of Dwyer's "Diocese of Killaloe" it is stated
that a Mr. Barclay, son of Rev. Gawin Barclay, both before and
after 1660 was tenant of Ballina, owned by Major Thompson after
forfeiture by Sir T. O'Brien ; and at page 395 Lady Barclay
of County Clare is enumerated among the refugees in England
in 1689.

374

Records in Ireland. 375

The Subsidy Roll of County Down for the year 1663 recites
among those who owned property of the yearly value of £3 or
more.

NiNiAN Barkly, of Ralph Gill, in Bangor Parish, Ardes
Barony.

NiNiAN Barkly^ of Benash, in Killkeell parish, Newry and
Mourne.

Thomas Barkly, of Ballygonne in Upper Iveagh Barony.

Wills proved in Down Diocese, County Down :
1683, William Barklly of Rathgill,
1711, Jane Barkly al. Pollock of Killyleagh.
1713, Euzabe;th Barkley of Ballysallogh.
1729, Andrew Barkeey of Donaghadee.

Wills proved in Raphoe Diocese, County Donegal :
^754> John Barclay of Drumbo.

1768, Thomas Barclay of Ballybofey.
1776, James Barkly of Fiquart.

1786, William Barclay of Figart.

1787, George Barclay of Drumbo.
1792, James Barclay of Figart.

1795, Robert Barclay of Letterkenney.

1796, JosEPLi Barclay of Ballybofey.
1798, James Barclay of Figart.
1855, Andrew Barclay of Figart.

Wills proved in Derry Diocese, Counties Londonderry,
Donegal and Tyrone :
1724, James BarklEy of Ardervar.

1769, Samuel BarklEy of Desertmartin, Co. Londonderry.
1773, James BarklEy of Maghera, Co. Londonderry.
1776, Robert BarklEy of Desertmartin, Co. Londonderry,

376 Records in Ireland.

Wills proved in Killaloe Diocese, Counties Clare and Tipperary:
1753, Andrew Barclay of Newmarket, Co. Clare.
1854, MiLLicENT Barclay of Kilkee.

Wills proved in Waterford and Lismore Diocese, Counties Water-
ford and Tipperary :

1678, Margaret Barklay al. Cleland.

Wills proved in Connor Diocese, County Antrim :
1686, Hugh Barkley.
1696, William BarkliE, Ballywillin.
1766, George Barclay, Belfast.
1835, James Barclay, Connor.
1835, William Barclay, Ballyclug.
1844, William Barclay, Carncastle.
And twenty-two other Barclay wills between 1700- 1858.

Will of John Barclay of Lambeg, County Antrim, dated
March 23, 1797, proved January 31, 1798, mentions wife Isabella
Barclay^ nephews John Logan and William Logan, sisters Marian
Baily and Eleanor Baily and niece Elizabeth Renfrew.

Irish Prerogative Grant Book, Intestate Grants :
1760, John Berkeley, M. D., Limerick.
1760, John Berkeley, Lieut, in Effingham's Foot Reg't.
1777, Thomas Barklay, Ballyarny, County Clare.
1837, Richard Barclay, Bartney, County Clare, Ballyartney.

Irish Prerogative Wills:

Mary Cope al. Barkly. Dated December 14, 1670. Proved
May 26, 1 67 1. Mentions deceased daughter Katherine Cope,
daughter Elizabeth Cope, son Henry Cope, and father Dean
Robert Barkly.

(N. B. Robert Barclay, Dean of Clogher, married Elizabeth
Maxwell, daughter of Dr. Robert Maxwell, Dean of Armagh, —

Records in Ireland. 377

Brit. Museum Add. MSS. No. 4820. This Robert Barclay died
April I, 1654, — Ulster Office. In 1642 he was son-in-law to Sir
William Cole of Enniskillen, — Sir F. Hamilton's Pamphlet in vol.
3 of the "Thorpe Collection").

Dorothy Berkley^ of Glasnevin, County Dublin, widow.
Dated August 18, 1724. Codicil signed August 3, 1727. Proved
May 4, 1727. Refers to her marriage settlement dated March 7,
1680. Mentions son Maurice Berkley, daughter Elisabeth Berk-
ley and daughter Dorothy Charlton, wife of Job Charlton.

Robe;rt Barclay, of Ballyshannon, County Donegal, mer-
chant. Dated June 3, 1783. Proved December 3, 1783. Men-
tions wife Margaret Charlotte Barclay, daughter of Elizabeth
Crofton, wife of Henry Crofton, grandson James Buchanan, son
John Barclay (to whom the testator leaves a farm on the Basil
estate "if he returns home to demand it in person"), son Robert
Barclay.

Ann BeIrkeIvEy, widow of Dr. George Berkeley, late Bishop
of Cloyne. Dated x\pril 22, 1781. Proved in London June 16,
1786. Mentions son Dr. George Berkeley who proposes to reside
for the next four years at St. Andrew's to superintend the educa-
tion of testatrix's grandson. Refers to her son's house at Canter-
bury and her own estate and lands at Ballysinagh, County Tip-
perary.

Ann Be;rkElEy of Dublin and of Middleton. Dated April
6, 1796. Proved November 6, 1799. Refers to her father and
mother as buried in Middleton churchyard. Mentions sisters
Elisabeth Berkeley and Arabella Hamilton, brothers George
Berkeley, Joshua Berkeley and William Berkeley, nieces Anne
Berkeley and Catherine Atterbroy, and nephew Joshua Berkeley.
Executor: Sackville Hamilton. Affidavit of Joshua Berkeley of
Rockville, in the South Liberties of Cork, that the entire will was
in the handwriting of the testatrix.

(Note. Sackville Hamilton, grandson of the first Viscount
Boyne, married Arabella Berkeley, daughter of Rev. Dr. George
Berkeley, Bishop of Cloyne).

378 Records in Ireland.

Original Dubun Will preserved at the Record Office, Four
Courts, Dublin :

John Barkli;y of Mark Street, Dublin City, gentleman.
Dated February 20, 1810. Proved March 19, 181 1. Mentions
wife Catherine Barkley and refers to interests received by him
under will of Lawrence Fawrenceson, deceased.

Registry op Dleds Office, Henrietta Street, Dublin.

Marriage Settlement of John Barclay of Ballybofey,
County Donegal, gentleman, and Elizabeth Curry, spinster, of
Londonderry City, daughter of Samuel Curry, of the same place,
merchant. Mentions Joseph Barclay, of Ballybofey, brother of
said John and eldest son and executor of Joseph Barclay of
Ballybofey, deceased. Also mentions Robert Barclay of Strabane,
County Tyrone. Dated November 16, 1774 (Transcript of Me-
morial, vol. 307, p. 396, No. 204,720).

Declaration of Trust by John Barclay of Strabane, County
Tyrone, that he holds certain lands in Strabane in trust for Rev.
Andrew Thomas Hamilton of Donagheady. Dated November
16, 1785 (Transcript of ]\Iemorial, vol. 369, p. 449, No. 249,037).

Deed from Robert Barclay and Andrew Carson of Stra-
bane, merchants and others, of certain lands in Longfield parish.
County Tyrone. Dated May 22, 1740 (Transcript of Memorial,
vol. 100, p. 354, No. 70,771)-

Marriage Settlement of Richard Chadwick of Dublin City,
counsellor at law, and Bridget Barclay, spinster, daughter of
Thomas Barclay late of Ballyarney, County Clare, esquire, de-
ceased, and Anne Barclay, his widow, now of Limerick City.
Dated January 5 and 6, 1785 (Transcript of Memorial, vol. 370,
p. 559, No. 253,601).

Sale of rent charge from John BarklEy of Limerick City,
gentleman, son and heir of John Barkley, Doctor of Physic, late
of the same place, deceased, and Abigail Barkley al. Craven,

Records in Ireland. 379

widow of said John Barkley, deceased, to Anthony Parker of
Castlelough, County Tipperary, esquire. Dated January 4, 1755
(Transcript of Memorial, vol. 174, p. 228, No. 115,946).

Deed from John Barclay of Strabane, County Tyrone,
esquire, to William Law of Edenmore and James Johnston of
Stranorlar, both in County Donegal, gentleman, of certain lands
used by said John Barclay as a bleach green and bounded on the
East by the bleach green of Joseph Barclay, on the West, etc., etc.
Witness : George Barclay of Stranorlar. Dated February 14,
1786 (Transcript of Memorial, vol. 380, p. 112, No. 252,964).

Exchequer Bill Books 1719-1820:

July 12, 1723, Bill of George Berkeley and Robert Marshall
against Peter Partington and others.

July 4, 1724, Bill of George Berkeley and Robert Marshall
against Bartholomew Partington Vanhomrigh.

June 24, 1726, Bill of Robert BarklEy against Grain Brush.

February 7, 1728/9, Bill of Maurice Berkeley^ clerk,
against John Morris.

June 29, 1729, Bill of Robert BarklEy and Mary Barkley,
his wife, against John Potts and others.

December 23, 1731, Bill of John BarklEy, Doctor of Physic,
against Richard Craven.

February 8, 1731/2, Bill of Maurice Berkeley, clerk,
against William Gardiner,

June 16, 1732, Bill of Maurice Berkeley, clerk, against
John Maxwell, Judith Maxwell, Robert Curtis, BU^aheth Berke-
ley, Dorothy Charlton and Mary Deane.

December 3, 1735, Bill of same against BUsaheth Berkeley,
Dorothy Charlton and Henry Napper.

May II, 1739, Bill of John BarklEy against Richard Craven
and Anthony Copley.

38o Records in Ireland.

May 20, 1739, Bill of Rev. George Berkeley, Dean of Derry,
and Robert Marshall, against Thomas Pierson.

February 2.J, 1749/50, Bill of David Barclay against Rice,
Carrique & Philips.

April 17, 175 1, Bill of LoETus Berkeley against James Nu-
gent and Thomas Hart.

December 3, 1751, Bill of Maurice Berkeley, clerk, execu-
tor of Dorothy Berkeley, against BUzabeth Berkeley, Dorothy
Charlton and others.

December 27, 1753, Bill of Robert Barclay, executor of
Hugh Brown, against William Newton and others.

November 2, 1754, Bill of James Barclay against Anthony
Short.

February 9, 1759, Bill of John Berkeley against Joseph
Henry and others.

December 17, 1759, Bill of David Barclay and others as
creditors of Anthony Hickman against William Finch, Henrietta
Hickman and others.

April 10, 1764, Bill of Thomas Barclay as executor of
David Barclay, and others against Jonathan Ashe, Henrietta
Hickman and others. (The names of both plaintiffs and defend-
ants seem to be County Clare and Limerick names.)

November 7, 1772, Bill of Robert Berkeley, clerk, against
Edmund Fowler.

March 9, 1776, Bill of William BarkliE and William Fer-
guson against Thomas Barklie, John Barklie and others.

April 21, 1780, Bill of John Barclay against Samuel Price.
Complains that Lawrence Lawrenceson of Dublin City, gentle-
man, by his will dated October 15, 1766, left certain property to
Mary Croivley, who was plaintiff's mother, and to James Crowley,
her husband, etc., etc.

June 5, 1782, Bill of Robert Barclay, as executor of John
Henry, deceased, against Anthony Coane and others.

Records in Ireland. 381

April 28, 1792, Bill of Anne; Barclay, widow and adminis-
tratrix of Thomas Barclay, against John Miller and others. (Three
actions were commenced by this plaintiff against different sets of
defendants. The plaintiff was evidently of Ballyartney, County
Clare.)

November 18, 1796, Bill of John Barclay of Lambeg,
County Antrim, Linendraper, against Letitia Maxwell and others
on a real estate transaction.

Chancery Bill Books 1720-1812:

May 18, 1723, Bill of Rev. Hlnry Barclay, clerk, against
Edward Daton.

November 24, 1731, Bill of John Bercly against Humphrey
Bercly and others.

October 27, 1739, Bill of William Lord Berkeley against
Robert Percevall and others.

September 8, 1740, Bill of John Berklay against Richard
Hughes and others.

December 5, 1754, Bill of David BarklEy of Konigsberg in
Prussia, merchant, against John Scott and others of Newry in
County Down, relative to a cargo of 1,000 barrels of flaxseed.

February 16, 1758, Bill of John Berkeley, gentleman,
against Jonathan Short and others.

June 12, 1761, Bill of John BarklEy, gentleman, against
Jonathan Short and others.

November 3, 1766, Bill of Joseph Barclay and others as
executors of Joseph Neily, against Robert Ewing.

1797, Bill of Thomas Barclay against John Scott.

1810, Bill of George Barclay against John Fenton.

1812, Bill of George Barclay against James Young.

APPENDIX A.

Extract from records of the; Monthly Meeting of
Friends at Amboy (now, 1897, kept at the Friends Meeting
House at Plainfield, N. J.).

"The 3d of the 8th Month, 1686.

"Friends at Amboy agreed to have a monthly meeting
* * * the first to begin the second 4th day of the 9th month
1686.

"At the monthly meeting held in Amboy the 10 day of the
9th month 1686, agreed that all friends belonging to this monthly
meeting bring minits of births & burials (since they first came
into this place) that they may be recorded." (No such records
are found prior to 1705.)

>'fi ^ ;|< ;|; >|; ^ ^

"At the monthly meeting held in Amboy the 12th of the nth
month 1686/7 Miles Forster & Rebecca Lawry proposed to the
meeting their intention of marriage. The meeting appoints John
Mill & William Bethell to inquire into the matter and see if all
things be clear with these persons in order to there marriage &
to make report thereof against next monthly meeting."

"At the Monthly Meeting held in Amboy the 9th of the 12th
month 1686/7 Miles Forster & Rebecca Laivry came the second
tyme to the meeting expecting friends answer. The meeting
being satisfied had nothing to object against there marriage &
yrfore allowed them to appoynt a meeting of friends, wherein to
solemnize the same."

"At the Monthly Meeting held at Amboy the i ith of the 3d
month 1687, enquiry being made if any have to offer to the
meeting. Its thought fit that John Barclay receave the con-
tribution for the formes^ and pay for the same. * * *

ij. e., 6 formes for seats in the meeting house.

383

384 Woodbridge Quaker Meeting.

"Friends appoint Andrew H anion & John Wrane to speak
to widow Mitchell that she do not talk of Peter Sonmans as it
seems shee doth, rather wish her to come to the meeting and if
yr be difference lay it before friends according to the order of
truth."

"At the Monthly Meeting held in Amboy the 8th of the 4th
Month 1687, Peter Sonmans & Mary Mitchell refer'd the whole
matter in difference betwixt them unto Miles Forster, John
Barclay, Benjamin Griffith & Edward Grig to determine the
same & does promise to agree unto there decision."

"John Barclay gives an account that he has receaved the
contribution for the formes & payed for them."

"Friends desire John Neill & Benjamine Griffith to speak to
Benjamine Clerk about his absenting himself from friends meet-
ings & to desire him to come to next Monthly Meeting."

"At the Monthly Meeting held in Amboy the 13th of the 5th
month 1687, the friends appoynted to speak to Benjamine Clerk,
brought his answer, which was, that he would not come because
Governor Lawry called him a divil (as he sayes), wherewith
friends not being satisfied, desires George Keith & John Barclay
to speak to him again."

"At the Monthly Meeting held in Amboy the loth of the 6th
month 1687 John Barclay brought Ben. Clerk's answer, being
the same with what he sayd before."

"At the Monthly Meeting held in Amboy the 14th of the 7th
month, 1687, William Bethell having a desyne to marry a woman
who lives in Philadelphia, desr'd a certificat from this meeting
which accordingly was granted."

"At the Monthly Meeting held in Amboy the 9th of the 9th
month 1687, John Liif borrow and Gartriid Holland proposed
there Intention of marriage to the Meeting, who apoynts them
to come next monthly meeting to receave there answer."

"At the Monthly Meeting held at Amboy the 14th of the
loth month 1687, John Reid v/ho hitherto kept the book for this
meeting being now removed with his family to another County,
desir'd friends to order another in his stead, whereupon the Meet-
ing apoynt'd Ben. Griffith to keep the book & receave the con-
tributions."

Woodbridge Quaker Meeting. 385

"Mary Forster, Daughter of Miles Forster and Rebeckah
Forster, was born the i8th of the 8th month, 1687."

"At a monthly meeting held in Amboy the nth day of the
nth month 1687, It being proposed to bring Contributions to-
wards the Rent of the Meeting House, John Barclay inform'd
that the yearly rent was 3^ and that therof thirty shillings theroof
paid. IDS by James Milloiv, los by John Reid and los by John
Barclay. John Lufbnrry promised to contribute a bushell of
wintow wheat — John Sim the like, John Barclay Dr for John
Laing 4s Miles Forster los."

"At a Monthly Meeting held at Amboy the nth day of the
4th month 1688,

"John Barclay informed the meeting he had discharged the
money due to the Widdow Bunn for nursing Widdozv Mills child
viz £2 :6 :o- Towards which Miles Forster promised to pay los
John Reid los John Barclay 6s John Laing 4s Ben Griffith 6s."

A monthly meeting was held in Amboy 14th day of 9th
month, 1688.

The next Monthly Meeting was held in Woodbridge the 17th
day of the 8th month, 1689, the entry being:

"It was agree'd that the monthly meeting should be kept, the
third fifth day in every month, at Benjamin Griffith's in Wood-
bridge. That friends of the ministry coming to visit us should
be taken care of."

Then, in another handwriting :

"The above said monthly meeting fell from ye year 1689
to ye year 1704 by reason of George Keith's separation which
was 15 years, and then was appointed to be kept at Woodbridge
first by a preparative meeting, and abt 2 years after kept a monthly
meeting."

The next entry was of a quarterly meeting, following the
yearly meeting in Shrewsbury, held at the meeting house 24th
8th month 1704.

APPENDIX B.

Act 01? Paruame;nt (private bill, not printed.) 45 Geo. III.

Ch. 88, 1805.

An Act for settling and securing certain Parts of the Lands of
Redcloak and Findlayston, lying in the Parish of Fetteresso
and County of Kincardine, upon, and to, and in favor of
Robert Barclay Allardice, of Urie, Esquire, and the same
series of Heirs, and under the same Conditions and Limita-
tions, as are mentioned and contained in a Deed of Entail
made by Robert Barclay, of Urie, deceased ; and for vest-
ing in the said Robert Barclay Allardice, and his Heirs
and Assigns in Fee Simple, certain Parts of the Barony of
Urie, lying in the said County of Kincardine.

WHEREAS by a Disposition and Deed of Entail bearing
date the ninth day of October in the year one thousand seven
hundred and twenty-two, and registered in the register of Tailzies
in Scotland upon the sixth day of February, in the year one thou-
sand seven hundred and tw^enty-three, and in the books of Coun-
cil and Session upon the twenty-eighth day of November one
thousand eight hundred and one, Robert Barclay, of Urie, de-
ceased, settled, conveyed, and disponed, heritably and irredeem-
ably, to and in favour of Robert Barclay his eldest lawful Son,
and the heirs male lawfully to be procreated of his body, which
failing, to David Barclay^ his second lawful Son, and the heirs
male of his body, which failing, to the heirs male to be pro-
created of his own body, which failing, to David Barclay his
Brother-german, and the heirs male of his body, which failing,
to his Brother John Barclay and the heirs male of his body,
which failing, to his Uncle John Barclay and the heirs male
of his body, which failing, to his heirs and assignees whatsoever,
without division, all and whole the Lands of Urie, the Mains
thereof, with the Manor Place, the Salmon Fishing at the mouth
of the Waters of Cowie and Carron, both in fresh and salt water,

386

45 George III., Ch. 88. 387

betwixt the shore of Stonehaven and the shore of Cowie, and all
and whole the Town and Lands of Megray, Woodhead, Pow-
bear, Balnagight, Glethnoe, and Cairnton, Mill of Cowie, Mill
Plough, Mill Lands, Multures, Sequels, and Knaveships of the
same, including the Multures of the said Hail Lands, as also the
Multures of the Town and Lands of Redcloak and Findlayston,
and of those Lands which sometime belonged to the Earl of
Errol, lying in and about the Town of Cowie, and the Multure
of the Walkmill Lands of Urie, with the Pertinents for payment
of the Multures and Knaveship used and wont, comprehending
also the Multures of Easter and Wester Logics, with the Perti-
nents for the payment of Outsucken Duty ; and all and whole
those Parts and Pendicles of the Lands of Montquich called
Trees, Burnhaugh, Rothnick, and Corseley, with the Mill of
Montquich, Mill Lands, Multures, and Sequels of the same, com-
prehending the Multures of the whole twelve Ploughs of Mont-
quich, with the Parts, Pendicles, and Pertinents of the same, with
Houses, Biggings, Yards, Orchards, Outsets, Insets, Mosses,
Muirs, Commonties, Common Pasturages, Dependencies, Ten-
antries, Service of Free Tenants, Tofts, Crofts, Parts, Pendicles,
and Pertinents of the said whole Lands above mentioned, all
lying within the Parish of Fetteresso and Sheriffdom of Kin-
cardine, together with the Teinds of the said whole Lands, both
Parsonage and Vicarage included ; and that as principal and
certain other Lands therein mentioned in special warrandice
thereof, all annexed and united in one Free Barony called the
Barony of Urie, but with and under the following Provisions and
Declarations ; that is to say, that it should not be lawful to the
said Robert Barclay (the Son) or any of the heirs of tailzie
above mentioned, to alienate or dispone either the Fee or the Life
Rent of the said Estate so disponed, or any part thereof, to any
Person or Persons, or to contract any Debt or do any Deed where-
by the said tailzied Estate might be evicted or burdened further
than it stood burdened by the said Disposition and Deed of Tailzie,
excepting by granting Jointures to their Wives suitable and com-
petent to the tailzied Estate, and Portions to their Children not
exceeding twenty thousand pounds Scots, and that the said
Robert Barclay (the Son) and his foresaids, nor any of the
heirs of tailzie above mentioned, should not suffer diligence to

388 45 George III., Ch. 88.

pass by adjudication or otherways upon the tailzied Estate, for
any of the Debts or Deeds of the said Robert Barclay (the
Grantor) so as that the property thereof might be carried off,
declaring all Deeds by the said Robert Barclay (the Son) or
his foresaids, or any of the heirs of tailzie, contrary or prejudicial
thereto, to be in themselves void and null, and that the next heir
of tailzie or provision might immediately upon contravention
pursue Declarators thereof, and serve themselves heirs to him
who died last infeft in the Fee, and did not contravene without
necessity to represent the Contravener by fulfilling his deeds
contrary to the true meaning of the said Deed of Entail :

AND WHEREAS the said Robert Barclay the Disponee
in the said Deed did make up in his person a complete feudal
Title to the said tailzied Lands and Estates under the said Deed,
and having departed this life he was succeeded therein by Robert
Barclay Allardice, late of Urie, Esquire, his eldest Son, who
was duly served heir in special tc his said Father and infeft in the
said tailzied Lands and Estate, and he having also died was suc-
ceeded by Robert Barclay Allardice, now of Urie and of Al-
lardice, his eldest Son, who stands duly infeft and seised in the
said Lands and Estate as heir of tailzie and provision, subject to
the conditions and provisions in the said Deed of Tailzie above
mentioned :

AND WHEREAS the Lands after mentioned, part of the
said Barony of Urie, and comprehended in the said Deed of
Entail, lie disjoined from the bulk of the Estate, and at a greater
distance from the Mansion House of Urie than those Lands which
are proposed to be substituted in lieu of them, and are otherwise
inconveniently situated for the Holder ; that is to say, all and
whole those Parts and Pendicles of the Lands of Montquich called
Trees, Burnhaugh, Rothnick, and Corseley, with the Mill of
IMontquich, Mill Lands, Multures, and Sequels of the same, com-
prehending the Multures of the Hail, twelve Ploughs of Mont-
quich, with the Parts, Pendicles, and Pertinents of the same, with
Houses, Buildings, Yards, Orchards, Outsets, Insets, Mosses,
Muirs, Commonties, Common Pasturage, Dependencies, Tenant-
ries, and Service of Free Tenants, Tofts, Crofts, Parts, Pendicles,

45 George III., Ch. 88. 389

and Pertinents of the said Hail Lands above mentioned, together
with the Teinds of the said whole Lands, both Parsonage and
Vicarage included, all lying within the Parish of Fetteresso and
Sheriffdom of Kincardine, the present annual Rental of which
Lands so lying disjointed amounts to the Sum of two hundred
and sixty-five pounds eighteen shillings and one penny sterling,
according to the Schedule hereunto annexed (marked A) :

AND WHEREAS the said Robert Barclay Allardice,
now of Urie and of Allardice, stands seised and possessed in fee
simple of the following Lands and Premises which lie adjacent
to and intermixed with the said entailed Estate of Urie, and near
the Mansion House thereof (that is to say) all and whole those
Parts of the Lands of Redcloak and Findlayston, lying in the
County of Kincardine and Parish of Fetteresso, bounded and
described as follows: videlicet: Be;ginning upon the south at
the junction of the Burn of Maxie with the Water of Cowie, and
following up the channel of the said Burn in a westerly direction,
until it is intersected by the Turnpike Road leading from Stone-
haven to Bridge of Fough by the Slugmouth, from thence keeping
the line of the said Turnpike Road in a northerly direction, until
it is intersected by a straight line drawn from the point of junc-
tion of the Marches of the Estates of Findlayston and Urie at
the stone wall inclosing the field called Balnagight, from the
plantation thereof ; from said point in said Turnpike Road, going
in an easterly direction along said line, to the beforementioned
point of junction of the Marches of the Estates of Findlayston
and Urie, from thence keeping a southwesterly direction along
the line of Marches between the said Estates of Findlayston and
Urie, until it joins the Water of Cowie, and from thence holding
down the course of said Water in a southeasterly direction to the
mouth of the Burn of Maxie, at which this description com-
mences, with Houses, Biggings, Yards, Orchards, Woods, Plant-
ings, Fishings, Mosses, Muirs, Meadows, Commonty, Common
Pasturage, Tofts, Crofts, Parts. Pendicles, and Hail Pertinents
of the same whatsoever, together with the Teinds, both Parsonage
and Vicarage, of the Lands and others above mentioned, and
Hail Desks, Seats, Rooms, and Burial Places belonging to the
said Lands, within the Church and Church Yard of Fetteresso,

390 45 George III., Ch. 88.

the present annual Rental of which Lands amounts to the Sum
of three hundred and fifty-one pounds seventeen shillings and
tenpence sterling, according to the Schedule hereto annexed,
marked (B) :

AND WHEREAS it would be convenient, on account of
the situation, for the said Robert Barclay Allardice, and the
heirs of entail entitled to succeed to him in the said Barony and
Estate of Urie, if the Lands and Hereditaments immediately
before mentioned, parts of the Lands of Redcloak and Findlays-
ton, so held by the said Robert Barclay Allardice in fee simple,
were annexed to the said entailed Estate of Urie in lieu of and
in exchange for the said parts thereof disjoined and inconveniently
situated, and it would likewise be advantageous for the said
heirs of entail because the said Lands so proposed to be annexed
to the entailed Estate are of greater value than the said Lands
proposed to be taken therefrom ; But as such Exchange, by reason
of the limitations and prohibitions of the said Deed of Entail,
cannot be effectuated without the aid and authority of Parliament ;

MAY IT THEREFORE PLEASE YOUR MAJESTY,

Upon the Humble Petition of your Majesty's dutiful and
loyal Subject the said Robert Barclay Allardice, now of Urie
and of Allardice in the County of Kincardine, Esquire, That it
may be Enacted ;

AND BE IT ENACTED by the King's Most Excellent
Majesty, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Lords
Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons in this present Parliament
assembled, and by the Authority of the same. That from and
immediately after the passing of this Act, the said Robert Bar-
clay Allardice, and failing of him by decease, the heir for the
time being, seised and in possession of the Lands and Heredita-
ments before mentioned, shall be at liberty to apply to the Court
of Session in Scotland, and by and with the direction and ap-
probation of that Court to make, grant, and execute a disposition
and Deed of Settlement of the said Lands and Hereditaments
particularly before described, parts of the Lands of Redcloak and
Findlayston, and which at present belong to the said Robert

45 George III., Ch. 88. 391

Barclay Allardice in fee simple, in such form and manner as
shall appear to the Judges of the said Court proper for effectually
settling and securing the said Lands and Hereditaments, free of
all Debts and Incumbrances, to and in favour of the said Robert
Barclay Allardicl, and the other heirs entitled to take under
the before recited Deed of Entail of the Estate of Urie, and with
and under the conditions, limitations, and irritancies therein ex-
pressed; which settlement of Tailzie shall be so framed as to
bind the Person executing the same, as well as the succeeding
heirs of entail.

AND BE IT ENACTED by the authority aforesaid. That
after the said Disposition or Deed of Settlement shall be so made
and executed in manner and to the effect aforesaid, a Charter or
Charters shall or may pass and be obtained thereupon, and Infeft-
ment taken by virtue of the Precept of Sasine therein contained,
agreeably to the forms of the Law of Scotland ; and that the said
Disposition or Deed of Settlement shall be recorded in the regis-
ter of entails for Scotland, and of that of the Court of Session
for preservation, for the benefit of all and every Person or Per-
sons interested therein, to all which the said Judges of the Court
of Session shall interpone their authority.

AND BE IT ENACTED, That from and immediately after
the granting and executing the aforesaid Disposition and Deed
of Settlement, the recording the same in manner above mentioned,
the passing the Charter, and completing the Infeftments in the
said Lands and Hereditaments above mentioned, and the authority
of the Court of Session being interponed thereto, all and whole
the said Parts and Pendicles of the said Lands of Montquich,
called Trees, Burnhaugh, Rothnick and Corseley, with the ]\Iill
of Montquich, Mill Lands, Multures, and Sequels of the same,
with the Parts and Pertinents before described ; together with
the Teinds of the said Lands, both Parsonage and Vicarage in-
cluded, lying within the Parish of Fetteresso and Sheriffdom of
Kincardine, and hereinbefore described as being parts of the
entailed Estate of Urie, but lying at a distance from the Mansion
House thereof, and proper to be exchanged for the said parts of
the Lands of Redcloak and Findlayston before described; to-

392 45 George III., Ch. 88.

gether with all Right, Title, and Interest, Claim of Right, Prop-
erty, and Possession, which the said Robkrt Barclay AIvLardice,
his predecessors or authors, or heirs or successors, had, have, or
anyways might pretend to the said Lands, or to the Teinds, Par-
sonage and Vicarage, in any manner or way comprized in Fee
Tail by the aforesaid Deed of Entail of the ninth day of October
one thousand seven hundred and twenty-two, and Investiture
thereupon, shall be, and the same are hereby settled and vested
in the said Robert Barclay Allardicl, his heirs and assignees,
in fee simple ; and the same shall from thenceforth be freed and
absolutely acquitted, released, exonerated, and discharged of and
from the conditions, provisions, declarations, limitations, and
irritancies, in and by the said Deed of Entail limited, provided,
expressed and declared, of and concerning the said Premises, or
any of them, which from thenceforth shall be at the free dis-
posal of the said Robert Barciay Allardice, and his heirs and
assigns.

SAVING AND RESERVING to the King's Most Excel-
lent Majesty, his Heirs and Successors, and to all and every other
Person and Persons, Bodies Politic and Corporate, his, her, and
their Heirs, Executors, and Successors (other than and except
the said Robert Barclay Aliardice, and the Heirs under the
aforesaid Entail of the said Barony or Estate of Urie) all such
Estates, Rights, Titles, Interests, Claims, and Demands of, in, to
or out of all or any of the Lands, Estate, and other Premises
aforesaid, as they, every, or any of them, had before the passing
of this Act, or could, should, or might have had, enjoyed, claimed,
or demanded, in case this Act had never been made.

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APPENDIX C.

The Ancestry of Lady Katharine Gordon.

In an article by the late Rev. Beverley Robinson Betts, en-
titled "The Heraldry of St. Paul's Chapel, New York," pub-
lished in volume III of the New York Genealogical & Bio-
graphical Record, at page 21, a genealogical table is given which
purports to show the descent of Col. Thomas Barclay, — first
British Consul in New York, — from Henry III, King of England,
and from Robert Bruce of Scotland. This table is certainly er-
roneous in three particulars, first, in that it recites Rev. Thomas
Barclay of Albany as a son of John Barclay, brother of the
apologist, and thus seeks to connect Col. Thomas with the Ury
line, whereas he was not a descendant of the Ury family; second-
ly, in that it describes John Barclay, the apologist's brother, as
"of New York," whereas he never was of New York, but always
(in this country) of East New Jersey; and, thirdly, in that it
names "Cornelia Van Schaick" as the wife of John Barclay, the
apologist's brother, whereas John Barclay's wife was not named
Cornelia, but Katharine, and probably was not a Van Schaick ;
and it may be erroneous in many more particulars.

As showing the probable ancestr}'- of Lady Katharine Gordon,
however, the table is entertaining, and is reproduced below (in
abbreviated form) for what it may be worth. The writer has
not deemed the matter of sufficient importance to check the
accuracy of the table from Lady Katharine Gordon to Henry III
and Robert Bruce, and assumes no responsibility for any inac-
curacies which may appear therein. As a matter of amusement
he has carried the table on beyond Henry III, and he gives Hume
as his authority for the statements made in such further portion.

HUGH CAPET
King of France

ROBERT THE PIOUS
King of France

AWCE
i
BALDWIN

Count of Flanders
WILI^IAM I

the Conqueror MATII,DA

EDGAR

I
ETHEIvRED II

(father of Edward the
Confessor)

EDMUND IRONSIDES

I
EDWARD

I
MARGARET

m. Malcolm, King of
Scotland

HENRY I

King of England

PRINCESS MATII^DA
of Scotland

PRINCESS MATILDA
ni. Geoffrey Plan-
tagenet, Count of
Anjou

I
HENRY II

King of England

JOHN

King of Scotland

HENRY III

King of England

EDWARD I

King of England

PHILIP II

King of France

MARGARET

ROBERT BRUCE
King of Scotland

MARGERY

dau. of Robert
Bruce

ROBERT II

King of Scotland

ROBERT III

King of Scotland

EDMUND PLANTAGENET
of Woodstock, Earl of Kent

I
JOAN PLANTAGENET

Fair Maid of Kent
m. (2) Sir Thomas deHol-
land. (31 Edward, the Black
Prince, father of Richard II

I

THOMAS DeHOLLAND

2nd Earl of Kent

LADY MARGARET HOLLAND

JOHN OF GAUNT
Duke of Lancaster

I
JOHN BEAUFORT
Marquis of Dorset

JAMES I

King of Scotland

LADY JOAN BEAUFORT

PRINCESS JOAN

HON. ADAM GORDON
of Aboyne

ALEXANDER GORDON
Master of Sutherland

GEORGE GORDON
2nd Earl of Huntley

I

ELIZABETH

Countess of S u t h e r-
land; sister and heiress
of John, qth Earl of
Sutherland

Lady JANET STUART
dau. of John Stuart,
2nd Earl of Athol

I
JOHN GORDON

loth Earl of Suther-
land

I

ALEXANDER GORDON
nth Earl of Suther-
land

Lady HELEN STUART
dau. of John Stuart,
3rd Earl of Lennox

Lady JANET GORDON
dau. of George Gordon
4th Earl of Huntley,
High Chancellor of
Scotland

Sir ROBERT GORDON
of Gordonstown,

Bart.

LOUISA GORDON

dau. of John Gordon,
Lord of Longormes
and Dean of Salisbury

APPENDIX D.

The Arais of the Barclays of Pierston and of the
Barclays of Mather and Urie.

In an article entitled "The Heraldry of St. Paul's Chapel,
New York," by the late Rev. Beverley Robinson Betts,^ the tablet
is described which was erected in St. Paul's to the memory of
Col. Thomas Barclay, the first British Consul in New York
(grandson of Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany), and his arms
are stated to be:

"Gules a chevron or between three crosses patee argent.-
Crest: A sword erect argent, hilt and pomel or
Motto: Crux Christi nostra Corona."

"By some oversight," wrote Mr. Betts, "doubtless of the en-
graver, the chevron is given or whereas it should be argent.

"The arms of the ancient family of Barclays of Urie," he
goes on to say, "are

"Gules a chevron between three crosses patee argent,
and they were so borne by Col. Barclay in his lifetime."

But the Rev. Mr. Betts was mistaken in his description of
the arms of the Barclays of Ury, whatever may have been the
arms borne by Col. Thomas Barclay in his lifetime. The crest
and the motto above described have come down to Col. Barclay's
descendants, beyond any doubt, for they are used by them to-day ;
but they are not the crest or motto of the Ury family, as we shall
presently see, but are approximately the crest and motto of Sir
Robert Barclay of Pierston. Nor, as we shall also see, were the
arms described by Mr. Betts the arms of the Barclays of Mather
and Ury.

IN. Y, Gen. & Biog. Rec, vol. Ill, p. 21.

397

J98 The Barclay Arms.

The arms of Sir Robert Barclay of Pierston, were:

Azure a chevron betwixt three crosses patee or

Crest: A sword in pale ppr hilt and pomel ;

Motto: Crux Christi nostra Corona ;"2
while the arms of the Barclays of Mather and Ury originally
were, as recorded in the Lyons Register :

Azure a chevron and in chief three crosses patee argent.^

In the appendix to the second volume of Nisbet's "System
of Heraldry/'^ page 241, the following appears as a part of the
genealogical account of the Barclays of Mather and Urie, written
in 1725, and apparently by one of the family:

"Their armorial bearing was formerly three crosses patees with a
" cheveron, and a mitre for a crest. But the present Barclay of Urie,
" anno 1725, after the example of Struan Robertson, threw out the
" cheveron, as being by some thought a mark of cadency ; though, as Sir
" George Mackenzie observes in his_ Heraldry, it was anciently esteemed
"an ornament; so their present bearing is

" Azure three crosses patee in chief argent with a dove and olive
"branch in its mouth for a crest. In an escrol above 'Cedant Arma' and
"below 'In hac vince,' as extracted from the Lyon's books 1725-"

A Steel plate showing the arms will be found on page 6 of
the plates immediately following the appendix.

In Stodart's "Scottish Arms," the writer says :

" In 1725 Robert Barclay of Urie as representing Barclay of Mathers,
" registered (in Lyons Court)

" Azure, three crosses patee in chief argent.

" Crest: A dove with an olive branch in its mouth, all ppr.

"Motto: Cedant Arma, and In hac vince.

"The direct line having ended in an heiress, Mrs. Margaret Barclay
"Allardice (Ritchie), the heir male, Arthur Kett Barclay of Bury Hill,
" CO. Surrey, in 1858 recorded arms with alterations, and was allowed sup-
" porters which had been previously borne by the Barclays of Urie, but
" not registered :

" Azure a chevron and in chief three crosses patee argent.

" Crest: A bishop's mitre affrontee with tassels flottant upward or

"Motto: In cruce spero.

"Supporters: Two old savage men, wreathed about the loins with oak
leaves, holding in their exterior hands clubs erect, all
ppr."

'See Burke's Encycl. of Heraldry; Peerage of Scotland, by Sir R. Douglas;
Sir James Balfour Mms. of Blazons in Lyons Court; and Stodart's Scottish Arms.

•A System of Heraldry, by Alexander Nisbet, Gent., Edinburgh: William
Blackwood, 1816.

The Barclay Arms. 399

In Burke's Landed Gentry, edition of 1852, the arms of
the Barclays of Urie and of Bury Hill are given as above de-
scribed in Stodart's Scottish Arms; and the same arms are
given in the edition of 1871.

Whether Mr. Betts' description of the arms borne by Col.
Thomas Barclay as being gules in the field, was an error of the
sculptor, or is indicative of a descent of Col. Thomas from some
family other than either the Pierston or Ury family, the writer
is not in a position to form any opinion. Certain it is that the
arms described by Mr. Betts are not the arms of either Pierston
or Ury, although the crest and motto inscribed in St. Paul's are
practically the same as those of Sir Robert Barclay of Pierston.

It is an interesting fact to note in this connection that most of
the English Berkeleys, as a research will show, bore gules in
their fields while most of the Scottish families had azure fields.
And yet in 1247, according to Sir James Balfour in his MMS. OF
Blazons in Lyons Court, the surname of Berkeley carried
"gules a chevron between ten crosses patee argent, six in chief
and four in base." While this blazon was generally that used
by the Berkeleys for a considerable period, several of the branches
of the family found it more in accordance with the usages of
heraldry and more agreeable to arms to reduce the number of
crosses to three and have altered the tinctures in their several
bearings.

Sir Robert Barclay of Pierston, Ayres, Knt., was created
Baronet of Nova Scotia, October 22nd, 1668, with remainder to
the heirs male of his body. He died in 1694-5, having married
(i) August 4th, 1653, Catherine, dau. of Alexander Lochhart of
Edinburgh, merchant (of the Carnwath family) by whom he had
three sons and a daughter, and (2) September 28th, 1659, Bar-
bara Deans, by whom he had eight sons and three daughters.*

*See The Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage of the British Empire for
5i, by Joseph Foster. Westminster: Nichols & Sons.

APPENDIX E.

Will and Codicil o^ John Barclay^ second of that name
in New Jersey, recorded in the office of the Secretary of
State at Trenton in Liber 30 of Wills, at page 502.

"In the name of God, Amen :

I, John Barclay, of Perth Amboy in County of Middlesex,
being of perfect mind and memory, thanks be given to Almighty
God for the same, and calling to mind the mortality of my body
do make and ordain this to be my last will and testament. And
as tutching such wordly estate wharewith it hath pleased God to
bless me with in this life, I give and bequeath and dispose of the
same in manner and form following,

First, I give to my loveing wife Jane, the sum of teen pounds
an addityon to a sum of money I did agree to give her by a Con-
tract between my Wife and my selfe before we was married if I
should dye before her which she did agree to except of in leu of
her Dowry and quitt all my estate both real and personal I give
to my wife my Negro gerl Esie so long as she remains my widow,
I give to my wife wife (sic) any room in my dwelling house and
one of my Milch Cows all which I give to my wife in leu of her
Dowry agreeable to the above recited contract.

And whareas I have given a deed to my son John for one
half of all my lands lying on Matcheponix Neck, I give and be-
queath to my son Robert Barclay and to his heirs and assigns all
the other half of my lands lying on said neack in consideration
my son Robert delivers a bond which I gave him payable after
my decease to my son John. If Robert refuses or neglects to
deliver s'd bond, I do Ipower and athorise my sons John and
Charles to sell as much of the land I have willed to Robert as
will amount to the sums due on s'd bond and my will is that my
son Robert must pay to Archable Craige, son of Samuel Craige,
deceased, when he arrives to the age of twenty-one years and to
no other person, the sum of teen pounds.

Will of John Barclay. 401

I give to my son Robert my great Armd Chair and one paire
of hand Irons, and my chest which stands in my room.

I give to my son Charles my desk.

I give to my son Peter and to his heirs and assigns all my
land lying at Cranbury meadows which was in partnership with
Laurence Dey, but we have devided and given releases to each
other the boundres of my part is in Laurence Dey's release to
me. I give to my son Peter all my waring cloaths and opperl,
and my saddles I give to my daughter Lydia.

My bead and furniture and half my puter I give to my
daughter Katharine. The other half of my peuter, my bilsted
Cubbart my looking Glass, my round table and stand, six chairs,
my iron Kittel which I bought at Mrs. Tenent's Vendue, my
small small (sic) tongues and tribet Iron and one iron trammell,
I give to my granddaughter Jane Barclay, daughter of my son
David deceased, the sum of twenty pounds and one Cow to be
paid to her when she is married. If she dyes before she is
married, I givn her legasay legasey {sic) to her three sisters,
share and share alike.

My will is after my funeral charges and just debts are all
paid and all the aforesaid leageses are all paid in currant money
of this province or state, I give and bequeath to my son John, all
the remainder of my moveable estate, if my executors should
receive part of the money due to me by the bank of Notes, if it
doth not amount to one hundred and fifty pounds they are to pay
all they receive to Lydia and Katharine, share and share alike,
their two sisters, according to this my will, but if they receive
more than one hundred and fifty pounds the remainder after
they have paid one hundred and fifty pounds to their two sisters,
share and share alike, is to be devided amongst my three sons
John, Charles and Robert and all the children of my son David
deceased, share and share alike by my executors according to
this my will.

And I do nominate constitute and appoint my three sons
John, Charles and Robert my executors to execute this my last
will and testament.

In witness whereof, I have sett my hand and seal and de-
clared this to be my last will and testament this twenty-sixth day
of Mav and in the vear of our Lord one thousand seven hundred

402 Will of John Barclay.

eighty and two 1782. I give to my aforesaid granddaughter four
sheep to be delivered to her when she is married.

Jno. BarcIvAY. (L. S.)
In the presence of us
witnesses :

John Forman,
William Vanderipe,
Duncan Campbell,
Archebald Gordon/'

Codicil.

"There is several leigeses forgot to be mentioned in this my
will for which reason I make this codesell.

I give to my grandson George Barclay, the son of my son
David, deceased, the sum of five pounds, and whareas it has been
said by the widow of my son David that I am indebted to his
estate, if she receives any money of my executors my will is that
so much as she receives must be reducted out of the leigesey I
left to her daughter Jane, the leagisey left to my granddaughter
Jean is to be paid to her when she is Married if she doth not
marry till she arrives to the age of twenty-five years the sd legisey
is to be paid to her then.

I give to my daughter Lydia my yallow and blew coverled,
made in my first wife's time.

I give to my daughter Katharine my case and the bottles.

In witness whereof I have set my hand and seal this ninth
day of June in the year 1782. I give to my Daughter Katharine
one of my linnine wheels.

Jno. Barclay. (L. S.)

In the presence of
us witnesses

John Forman,
William Vanderipe,
Archebald Gordon."

The foregoing will and codicil were proved at New Bruns-
wick by William Vanderipe and Archibald Gordon, as witnesses,
before Jona. Deare, Surrogate, on December 24th, 1790.

APPENDIX F.

Memorandum on the State of Preservation oe Sundry
Records in Virginia and Maryland.^

I.

County Records of Virginia.

Frederick County was established from Orange County in
1738, and from 1743 the records, including marriage licenses, for
all Northern Virginia were kept in the court house at Winchester.
The records are well cared for and are in good condition.

Loudon County was taken from Fairfax County and was
established in 1757. Its wills and deeds from 1757, and marriage
licenses from 1793, are preserved in the court house at Leesburg.

Fairfax County was established in 1742 out of Prince
William County, and its records are complete from that date with
the exception of a few books that were lost during the civil war.
The marriage licenses date back only to 1856. All records are
preserved at Fairfax Court House, and among them the original
will of George Washington. The record of this will covers
twenty-two pages and includes his observations upon the value of
his properties in Virginia, Maryland, New York, and other
localities.

Prince William County was established out of Stafiford
County in 1730. The county seat is at Manassas and the records
are in good condition.

Fauquier County was taken from Prince William County
and was established in 1759. Its wills, deeds and court records

^The contents of this Appendix, with the exception of the notes on the parish
records of St. Mary's and Charles Counties, Maryland, were prepared by Kirk Brown,
professional genealogist, of 1813 North Caroline Street, Baltimore, from memoranda
made by him on the different occasions of his searches for the writer and for others.

403

404 Condition of Virginia Records.

from 1/59, ^^^"^ its marriage licenses from 1798, are preserved in
good order at the court house at Warrenton.

Culpepper County was estabhshed out of Orange County
in 1778. The records are preserved in good condition at Cul-
pepper Court House, and are well indexed.

Orange County was taken from Spottsylvania County and
was established in 1734. Its records are preserved in good order
at Orange Court House.

Stafford County was erected out of Westmoreland County
in 1666. Its records at Stafford Court House are in poor con-
dition and but little cared for, and many were lost or destroyed
during the War of the Rebellion. Conveyances, wills, adminis-
trations, appraisals and other public papers are recorded pro-
miscuously in the same volumes. Those that remain at the
Court House, however, are indexed and include the years 1699-
1709, 1748-1763, 1809-1813, and 1839 to date.

The old church records in Stafford County, with the ex-
ception of a portion of the records of Overwharton Parish, seem
also to have been destroyed during the civil war. "Over-
wharton Parish Register, 1720 to 1760" is the title of a neat
little volume of 195 pages by William F. Boogher.

King George County. The records at King George Court
House commence with 1721 and are complete, — with the excep-
tion of Will books, from 1721 to 1744, which are said to have
been carried away by a soldier during the civil war and to be still
in existence somewheres in the City of New York.

The records of Lambs Creek Parish, King George County,
were destroyed during the war.

Spottsylvania County was established in 1720 out of King
George. Essex and King William Counties. Its records date
from 1722. with the exception of marriage licenses subsequently
to 1750. Avhich were destroyed during the civil war, and are in
fair condition. They are preserved at Spottsylvania Court House.
The records of the old church of Spottsylvania were destroyed

Condition of Virginia Records. 405

during the war, as were also the records of St. George's Parish,
of Fredericksburg,

At Fredericksburg may be found the record of wills, admin-
istrations, conveyances, etc., from 1782, the year of the incorpora-
tion of the city.

Louisa County was set off from Hanover County in 1742,
and the records, including marriage licenses from 1781, are pre-
served at Louisa Court House.

Albermarle County was established in 1744. Its records,
including orders and judgments, are preserved in good order at
Charlottesville.

Augusta County was set up out of Orange County in 1738.
Its records of wills and deeds from 1745 and of marriage licenses
from 1785 are preserved in good condition in the court house at
Staunton.

Hanover County was established out of New Kent County
in 1720. Its records of wulls, administrations, deeds and mort-
gages from 1733 to 1865, — with the exception of two old books of
general entry, — were sent from Hanover Court House to Rich-
mond for preservation during the War of the Rebellion, and were
destroyed by fire when Richmond was burned. The two books
preserved contain general entries from 1733 to 1792.

The records of St. Stephens Parish, Hanover County, were
also destroyed during the war.

Caroline County records are kept at Bowling Green and
date from 1727, when the County was established. During the
civil war they were sent to Richmond for safe keeping, and a
portion of them, including wills from 1727 to 1814 and land
records from 1727 to 1836, were destroyed in the burning of
Richmond.

The only old records at Bowling Green are some old Order
and Judgment books from 1732 to 1740, which are in fair con-
dition, and are indexed. Those from 1740 to 1759 are simply
a mass of waste paper with indices gone, and are of little or no
practical use to the genealogist. Those from 1759 to 1772 are

4o6 Condition of Virginia Records.

in hopeless confusion, and many of the indices are missing. It is
impossible to gain any continuous knowledge of their contents.
The books from 1781 to 1800 are indexed and are available for
general use, as is also the record of marriage licenses from 1786
to 1846.

Westmore;land County was established in 1663 and its
records date from that year. They are extremely interesting,
and are preserved in fair condition in the court house at Montross.

King and Quesn County was established in 1691 out of
New Kent County. Its records were sent to Richmond for
preservation during the civil war and were there destroyed by fire.

Gloucester County was established out of York County in
1652. Its county seat is Gloucester Court House. All records
were sent to Richmond for preservation during the civil war, and
were there destroyed in the burning of Richmond.

AccAMAC County records date from 1663 and are preserved
in good condition at Accamac Court House. They are among
the most interesting in Virginia.

York County was one of the original counties into which
\'irginia was divided in 1634. Its records are preserved at York-
town. Wills from 1633 and deeds from 1645 are complete to
date. They are, generally speaking, in good condition and are
among the most reliable records in Virginia. They remained in
the old court house at Yorktown through the Revolutionary
struggle, the war of 181 2 and the civil war.

James City County was also one of the original counties in
Virginia. Its records, however, were sent to Richmond for safe
keeping during the civil war and were there destroyed by fire.
Its county seat is Williamsburg.

New Kent County was established out of York County in
1654. Its records were all destroyed in the burning of Richmond,
to which city they had been sent for preservation during the war.

Condition of Virginia Records. 407

Henrico County was another of the original counties in
Virginia, and dates from 1634. All county records prior to 18 10
and all records of the city of Richmond were destroyed by fire
when Richmond was burned, except that the general records of
patents granted from 1623, may still be found in that city. A
large number of these patents issued to soldiers of the Revolution
by way of bounty, and were generally located in what are now
the States of Ohio and West Virginia. They contain much
genealogical information.

Hampshire County (West Virginia) was established in
1754 from Augusta and Frederick Counties, Virginia. Deeds
from 1757 are in the court house at Romney; but all wills, ex-
cepting a few originals, were destroyed during the War of the
Rebellion. There are no marriage licenses.

Hardy County (West Virginia) was taken from Hampshire
County and was established in 1786. Its records, including some
marriage licenses, are in good condition at the court house at
Moorefield.

II.

Parish Registers at the Virginia Theological Seminary
near Alexandria.

Register of Abingdon Parish, Gloucester County, 1677-1761.
" Christ Church, Middlesex Parish, 1663-1812.
" Lunenburg Parish, Richmond Registry, 1792-

1799.
" St. Peters Parish, New Kent Register, 1690- 1784.
" St. Charles Parish, York County Register, 1648-
1800.
There are also a number of parish vestry books, not indexed,
which contain but little genealogical information.

III.

County Records of Maryland.

At Annapolis, in Anne Arundel County, are preserved the
records (presumably for the entire State) from 1635 to 1777.

4o8 Condition of Maryland Records.

They include wills, administrations, deeds, patents, certificates,
land warrants and similar records.

An abstract of each will, as recorded in the will books of the
Prerogative Court of the Province, has been taken from those
books now on deposit in the vault connected with the office of the
Register of Wills of Anne Arundel County, by Mrs. Jane Bald-
win Cotton, and is being printed under the title: "The Maryland
Calendar of Wills: Wm. J. C. Dulany Co., Publishers, Baltimore,
Md., 1901."' This publication, if completed, will be an extremely
valuable addition to the genealogical literature of Maryland.

\Miile many wills of the provincial period are also recorded
in the several counties of the State, the records at Annapolis are
believed to be more complete and more accurate.

Baltimore County has its records of wills, administrations
and deeds from 1664, and marriage licenses from 1776. They are
all preserved at Baltimore and are in good condition.

Caroline County was established in 1773. Its county seat
is Denton.

Calvert County was established in 1654. Its county seat
is Fredericktown.

Cecil County was established in 1674. Its records of wills,
deeds and administrations date from 1773 and are preserved in
good condition at Elkton, the county seat.

Charles County records are intact from 1655 and are care-
fully preserved in a modern well-arranged court house at the
county seat, La Plata.

Dorchester County was established about 1669. Its
county seat is Cambridge. All wills prior in date to 1854 and
marriage licenses prior to 1780 have been destroyed by fire.

Frederick County was set off from Prince George County
in 1748. Its records are preserved at Frederick, the county seat,
and date from 1743 excepting the marriage licenses which date
back only to 1782.

Condition of Maryland Records. 409

Harford County was set off from Baltimore County in
1773. Its records are kept at Bel Air, the county seat, and are
in good condition. Wills, deeds, and administrations date from
1773, and marriage licenses from about that time.

Howard County was taken from Anne Arundel County in
1850. Wills, administrations and deeds date from that year.
Ellicott City is its county seat.

Kknt County originally included the whole of the Eastern
shore and was under the government of an officer styled the
"Commander of the Island of Kent." Its deeds date from 1749
and its wills from 1669. They are on record at Chestertown,
which is the county seat.

Montgomery County was set off from Prince George and
Frederick Counties in 1786. Its records date from that year.
Its county seat is Rockville.

Princk George's County was estabhshed in 1695. Its
county seat is Alarlboro Station.

Queen Anne's County was established in 1706. Its county
seat is Centerville.

Somerset County was established in 1666. Its records are
preserved at the county seat. Princess Anne, and consist of wills
from 1685, deeds from 1665, and one book of records from 1670
to 1700 containing births, deaths, marriages, cattle marks, and
other interesting matter.

St. Mary's County, one of the oldest in the State, has its
county seat at Leonardtown. All its records, excepting marriage
licenses from September, 1794, and wills from 1658, were de-
stroyed with the burning of the court house about 1832. The
records of wills and marriage licenses had previously been saved
when the court house was burned by the British in 1814.

Taebot County was established in 1661. Its records are
preserved at the county seat, Easton. The wills date back to
1667, deeds to 1721 and marriage licenses to 1774-

4IO Condition of Maryland Records.

Worcester County was established in 1742. Its county
scat is Snow Hill.

IV.

Parish Records of Maryland.

The Maryland Historical Society has copied and indexed
and has on file in its library in Baltimore, the following parish
records :

Anne Arundee County:

St. Anne Parish, Annapolis, from 1712 to 1777. Births,
deaths, marriages, baptisms and vestry proceedings.

All Hallow Parish, from 1689 to 1854. Births, deaths, mar-
riages, baptisms and vestry proceedings.

St. Margarets, Westminster Parish, from 1673 to 1809.
Births, deaths, marriages and baptisms.

St. James Parish. Births, deaths, marriages, baptisms and
vestry proceedings.

Christ Church, Queen Caroline Parish (now in Howard
County, which was established in 1850), from 1736 to
1854. Births, deaths, marriages, baptisms and vestry
proceedings.

Rock Creek Parish (now in Frederick County, which was es-
tablished in 1748), from 1726 to 1854. Births, deaths,
marriages, baptisms and vestry proceedings.

Baltimore County:

St. Paul's Parish, Baltimore, from 171 5 to 1796. Births,

deaths, marriages and baptisms.
St. James and St. Johns Parish, Baltimore from 1782 to 181 5.

Births, deaths, marriages and baptisms.
First Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, from 1768 to 1819.

Births, marriages and deaths.
Fi7'st German Reformed Congregation, Baltimore, from 1779

to 1851. Births, marriages and deaths.
Zion German Lutheran Christ's Church, Baltimore, from

1786 to 1834. Births, marriages and deaths.

Condition of Maryland Records. 411

Calvert County:

All Saints Parish, from 1707 to 1753. Vestry proceedings.
Christ Church Parish, from 1707 to 1813. Births, deaths,
marriages, baptisms and vestry proceedings.

Caroune County:

St. Johns Parish, from 1752 to 1799. Births, baptisms, mar-
riages, deaths and vestry proceedings.

Carroi^Iv County:

Jerusalem Lutheran Church, from 1783 to 1853. Births,
marriages and deaths.

Cecil County:

St. Mary Anne's Parish, from 1742 to 1799. Births, bap-
tisms, marriages, deaths and vestry proceedings.

-'^t. Stephens Parish, from 1694 to 1837. Births, baptisms,
marriages and deaths.

Charles County:

Durham Parish. Vestry proceedings.

See also "Register of Births, Marriages and Deaths in
Charles County from 1654 to 1726," transcribed by
Philip D. Laird, Commissioner of the Land Office in
1895, and filed in the Land Office of Maryland at An-
napolis.

Dorchester County :

Dorchester Parish, from 1743 to 1770. Births, baptisms,
marriages and deaths.

Frederick County:

All Saints Parish, from 1727 toM862. Births, baptisms,
marriages, deaths and vestry proceedings.

Kent County:

St. Pauls Parish, from 1693 to 1800. Births, baptisms, mar-
riages, deaths and vestry proceedings.

Shrewsbury Parish, from 1745 to 1882. Births, baptisms,
marriages, deaths and vestry proceedings.

412 Condition of Maryland Records.

Montgomery County:

Prince George's Parish, from 1792 to 1845. Births, bap-
tisms, marriages and deaths.

Prince; George County:

Queen Anne Parish, from 1705 to 1773. Births, deaths, mar-
riages, baptisms and vestry proceedings.

>S"/. John's or Piscatazvay Parish, from 1695 to 1774. Births,
deaths, marriages and vestry proceedings.

Queen Anne County:

St. Paul's Parish, from 1693 to 1818. Vestry proceedings.

Somerset County:

Stepney Parish, from 1724 to 1889. Births, baptisms, mar-
riages, deaths and vestry proceedings.

Coventry Parish, from 1750 to 1866. Births, baptisms, mar-
riages, deaths and vestry proceedings.

St. Mary's County :

All Faith Parish, from 1693 to 18 17. Vestry proceedings.

Taebot County:

St. Peter's Parish, from 1681 to 1805. Births, baptisms,
marriages, deaths and vestry proceedings.

V.

The Parish Records of St. Mary's County, Maryland.

The three original parishes of St. Mary's County were :

1. William and Mary Parish, in the South and East;

2. Kiiig and Queen Parish, in the West; and

3. All Faith Parish, in the North.

In 1750. a new parish was created out of Wilham & Mary,
known as St. Andrezv's parish, which included the Easterly part
of the County, and one hundred years later, 1850, a new parish
was set off at the extreme South, called St. Mary's parish.

At a comparatively recent date. King & Queen parish has
been divided into Chaptico and All Saints parishes.

Condition of Maryland Records. 413

William & Mary Parish was founded in 1650. The church
was formerly called "St. George's" but for more than a hundred
years has been known as "Poplar Hill." It is out in the country,
about sixteen miles from Leonardtown. All parish records prior
to November 10, 1798, have been destroyed, part wath the burn-
ing of the Court House between 1826 and 1832, and part with the
burning in 1829 of the house of a vestryman, Dr. Broome, in St.
Mary's City.

St. Andrew's Parish. The church at Leonardtown is a
chapel of this parish. The church had no incumbent in 1897 and
the records were in the possession of the register of the parish,
Mr. Walter H. Briscoe, whose house is on the Patuxent River,
near Hollywood P. O. They include births, marriages, burials
and vestry proceedings, and date from November 27, 1753-

King and Queen Parish. Prior to the division of this parish,
the parish church was situated in the village of Chaptico. The
rector (in 1897), Rev. James L. Smiley, and Mr. George R.
Garner, one of the vestrymen, are authorities for the statement
that all the parish records prior to 1832 disappeared during a con-
troversy between the then rector and the vestry, and have never
since been found. A single leaf, covering births, marriages and
burials, 1772- 1774, may be found in the Whittingham Episcopal
Library at 1108 Madison Avenue, Baltimore.

All Faith Parish has its parish church at Mechanicsville. Its
vestry minutes from 1692 to 1800 have been copied and may be
found at the Historical Society in Baltimore. The rector's record
of births, marriages, burials, etc., seems to have disappeared.

VI.

Parish Records of Charles County, Maryland.

Trinity Parish has its parish church at Charlotte Hall. Its
records had been lost for many years, but were recently found.
The records of births, marriages and burials date from 1756.

Port Tobacco Parish was laid out in 1692. The (1897)
rector. Rev. James E. Poindexter, of La Plata, is authority for the

414 Early Quaker Records.

statement that all records prior to 1869 have completely disap-
peared.

Ditrluvn Parish. The original records which still exist are
at the Whittingham Library in Baltimore. They are chiefly vestry
minutes, and contain no record of births, deaths, marriages or
confirmations.

VII.

Records of Early Quaker Meetings in Maryland and Virginia.

The early Meetings of Friends in Maryland were the West
River Monthly Meeting, on the Western Shore of Chesapeake
Bay, and the Third Haven Monthly Meeting on the Eastern
Shore.

The former dates back to 2nd mo. (i. e. April O. S.), 1672,
and was composed of (i) West River, (2) Herring Creek and
(3) Indian Springs in Anne Arundel County, and The Cliffs in
Calvert County.

The Third Haven (sometimes called "Trade Haven") Meet-
ing, dates back to 8th mo. (i. e. October, O. S.) 3rd, 1672.

In the Northern part of the State was the Nottingham
Monthly Meeting, dating from 1730, Gunpowder, dating from
1739, Deer Creek from 1765, Pipe Creek from about 1767, and
Baltimore from 1793.

Hopczuell Monthly Meeting was established in 1732 as a part
of the Nottingham Monthly Meeting, and became a Meeting of
Record in 1735. The first volume of records, 1735 to 1759, was
destroyed by fire. The records from 1759 are preserved in the
vault at the Park Avenue Meeting House, Baltimore.

Fairfax Monthly Meeting (Loudon County, Virginia), was
established in 1745, and its records from that date are preserved
at the Park Avenue Meeting House, Baltimore, as are also the
records of the Crooked Run Monthly Meeting (of the same
County) established 1783 and abandoned 1807. Goose Creek
Monthly Meeting (Loudon County, Virginia), was established

Early Quaker Records. 415

in 1785 and its records, together with those of the Alexandra
Monthly Meeting, near Washington (which date from 1805),
are preserved in the same vault as are the records above men-
tioned.

Further information concerning these meetings may be had
by consulting Janney's "History of Friends," or Weeks'
"Southern Quakers and Slavery;" or by addressing Kirk
Brown (Custodian of the Records, Park Avenue Meeting House,
Baltimore), who has made a complete index of the contents of
these records. Mr. Brown also has extensive notes compiled by
him from the records of the South River Monthly Meeting in
Bedford County, Virginia, 1757-1878; of the Henrico Monthly
Meeting, in Henrico County, Virginia, formerly called Curls,
1698-1755 ; and of the White Oak Swamp Monthly Meeting in the
same locality, 1792- 1837.

INDEX I.

Surname Barclay.

A 260, 355

Abraham 359

Abram C 269

Ada 269

Adaliza 241

Adelaide Mott 129, 155

Adeline 293

Agnes 265, 267, 268

Agnes Mabel 272

Agnes Mary 241

Alberta 295

Albert Ernest 260

Albert Hampton 249

Alexander, 22, 23, "](>, 88, 90, 94, 234,
240, 243, 245, 246, 257, 263,
V9, 345, 346, 353, 355, 356.

Alexander C 245, 247

Alexander Campbell 237

Alexander Crawford 289, 293

Alexander Johnston 243

Alexander R 246

Alexander Ralston 247

Alexander Tedford 239, 241

Alexander V 277

Alice 274, 359

Alice Gray 252

Alice Tracy 281

Almira 266

Almira Eveline 260

Aloise Barbara 295

Alworth 359

Amanda 293

Amelia 278

Amos E. A 269

And Company 82

And McKean 371

And Mitchell 354

Andrew, 44, 99, 100, 102, 103, 108, no,
III, 112, 219, 262, 263, 334,
338, 348, 350, 369, 370, 374,
375, 376.

Andrew D 107, 220

Ann (see Anne).

Anna B 239

Annabel 275

Anna Dorothea. .50, 51, 100, 103, 106

Anna Hooper 252, 255

Anna J. A 258

Anna Jane 232

Anna Matilda Waldburg 116, 128

Anna Musgrave 276

Ann and Sisters 82

Ann Dorothy 104, 107, 108

Anne, 25, 58, 67, 68, ^\, 75, 1^, 80.
81, 82, 84, 105, 107, 115, 224,
263, 275, 335, 336, 340, 341.
345, 346, 350, 359, 378, 381.

Anne and Son 82, 84

Anne Jane 260

Ann Eliza -•' ^73

Ann Elizabeth D 273

Anne Maria 370

Annie 277, 293

Annie McChesney 88, 91

Ann L 234

Ann Margaret 104, no

Ann Maria 64, 65

Ann O'Connor 228, 229

Anny 335

Anthony 99, 103, 105, 116

Anthony Adelbert Ethelston Wald-
burg "6, 129

Archibald Hays 241

Arleigh Clide 264

Artemas C ^47

Arthur Jennings 269

Arthur Kett 22, 397

Arthur Stanley 266, 269

Athalie Griffiths 249

Augusta 90

Augustus 64

4i8

Index — (Barclay),

Bartholomew 279

Beatrice 233, 295

Beatrice W 130, I5S

Benjamin 336, 337

Benoni Hunter 270

Berdena J 273

Bertha 261

Bertha E 274

Bertha Fahys 233

Bertha M 248

Beverley Robinson 105

B, Frank 266

Blanche 233, 295

Blanche E 264

Boston F 267

Bridget 378

Britton 275

Camilla 242

Caroline 247

Carolina Alberta Victoria 129

Caroline Amelia 88, 91

Caroline Matilda 88, 91, 260

Caroline Virginia 266, 269

Carrie A 274

Catherine (See also Katharine) 278,

289, 293, 294, 335, 336, 337,

338, 340, 343, 358.

Catherine Channing 127, 151

Catherine Eliza 108, 118

Catherine FitzAllen Granger, 89, 92

Catherine S 338

Cecil Dykers 259

Cecilia 335

Charles, 21, 22, 24, 25, 27, 29, 30, 31,

32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 58, 59, 60,

61, 63, 225, 264, 285, 286, 343,

359, 399, 400.

Charles C 274, 277

Charles D 264

Charles Edward 279,280

Charles Francis 228

Charles Gordon 64, 65

Charles H 270, 293. 343

Charles J 276

Charles R 251

Charles Rea 31, 64

Charles Sumner 272, 273

Charles T 274

Charles Wright 22, 23, 26

Charlotte 278, 337

Charlotte Amelia 104, 112

Charlotte Croton 89

Charlotte Eliza 280, 282

Charlotte Elizabeth 227

Charlotte Hortense 90

( harlotte Matilda 108

Charlotte Sereno 90, 94

Christian 67, 74, 77, 84, 222, 358

Christina 279

Christopher C 285

Clara 248

Clara Wright 129

Clarence Waldburg 116

Clement Biddle 228, 229

Clement Horton 105

Constance 94

Cora 294, 296

Cora Matteson 281, 283

Cornelia 103, 105

Cornelia Cochrane i^S, 130, 154

Cornelia Elizabeth Stewart 105

Crawford S 294, 295

Curtis C 270

Cuthbert CoUingwood 41, 115, 127

Cyrus N 247, 248

Daisy Lillian 272

Daniel 88, 89, 220, 339, 340, 342

Daniel Holsman 229

Daniel John 89

Darius 293

David (Colonel, of Ury), i, 2, 4, 12,
13, 19, 22, 40, 53, 57, 66, 222,
343, 395-
David, 2, 4, 12, 17, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26,
27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34,
35, 36, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 63,
75, 76, 77, 81, 219, 222, 223,
225, 232, 238, 260, 261, 262,
263, 285, 332, 333, 336, 343,
346, 358, 372, 373, 374, 380,
385, 400, 401.
David Douglas 247, 249

Index — (Barclay) .

419

David Hutchinson 232

David Lyons 260

David Robert 64, 65

David Stuart 224

Deborah 25, 29, 60, 61

Debory 335

DeLancey 22, 105, 113, 114

DeLancey Hethcote, 41, 43, 44, 127,

151.

Delia Isabell 280

DeWitt 88, 89, 90, 93

Diana 336

Doctor 354

Donald 295

Durant 93

Earle 269

Edgar M 249

Edith Leonora 127

Edith M 276

Edith 0 270

Edward M. Gibbs 280

Edwin R 244

Effie 275

Effie C 275

Egbert Wallace 279, 281

Elbert Earl 272

Eleanor 340

Eleanor Porter 227

Eli 239

Eli David 260

Eli Gorham 260

Elihu 238, 239, 241

Elihu Alexander 242

Elijah 355, 359, 360

Elinor 345

Eliza, IDS, 113, 257, 259, 263, 265, 335

Elizabeth, 67, 68, 71, 72, 72,, 84, 88,

219, 223, 233, 246, 247, 259,

262, 270, 278, 285, 336, 338,

343, 345, 346, 550, 368.

Elizabeth A 338

Elizabeth C 267,271

Elizabeth F 240

Elizabeth H 269, 337

Elizabeth Jane 279

Elizabeth M 336, 339

Elizabeth Mease 234

Elizabeth R 362

Elizabeth Rogers 363

Elizabeth Virginia 88, 90

Eliza E 264

Eliza Jane 266

Ella 269

Ellie Baldwin 90

Eloisa 338

Elsie 62, 64

Emily 294

Emily Stativa 280, 282

Emiily Wilson 250, 251

Emma 273

Emma E 89

Emma F 239

Emma Virginia 252, 254

^rle 261

Erskine B 267, 272

Esther 58, 349, 364

Esther Marie 273

Ethel 274

Ethel N 130, 155

Etienne deLancey 129

Ettie Olga 267, 271

Eugene Bohanous 285

Eugene La Droit 280

Euphemia 266

Evan 29, 77

Evan & Company 33

Eve 337

Evelyn 89

Ewen 223

Experience 67, 68, 79

Ezra 285

Fannie 256

Fannie A 270

Fannie M 116, 129

Fanny (see also Fannie) 262

Fay E 271

Florence 244, 264

Florence Caroline 280, 282

Francis 262, 263, 365

Francis Bail> 238, 239

Francis Johnston 267, 270

Frances 244

420

Index — (Barclay).

Frances Elizabeth Colden

Waldburg ii6

Frances Cook 93

Frances Coralin 281, 282

Frank 240, 248, 268

Frank A ^17

Fran!; L 274

Frank R 248

Frazier 266

Frederick 261, 295

Frederick Augustus iiS

Frederick Jay 108

Frederick L "• 261

Gawin 374

George, 25, 29, 30, 34, 35, 58, 64, 88,
9J, IDS, 116, 220, 259, 260, 262,
265, 266, 275, 28s, 337, 346,
351, 355, 356, 369, 370, 372,
373, 375, 376, 379, 381, 401.
George A. Frederick Waldburg, 116,
129.

George Ann Granger 89, 92

George Brinlev 87, 88

George Carey 233

George Cornwell. 105, 116

George Earl 90, 93

George J 266

George James 260

George Jennings 266

George N 275, 276

George P 269

George Stanley 267, 271

George Theodore 279, 280

George W 2^8, 263, 266, 268

George Washington 249, 250, 363

George Willson 264

Georgiana 250, 252

Gertrude 261

Gertrude Agnes 281

Gertrude H 261

Gertrude 0 129, 155

Gilbert 345, 356

Gladys 94

Grace 295, 358

Grace Douglass 151

Grace F 258

Grace Hay 359

Grace T 264

Granville Oldfield 232

Gumey 22, 1 14

Gurney, Mrs 114

Guy 90

Gwendolen 269

Hamilton C 277

Hannah 25, 61, 345, 351, 363

Hannah Moore 241

Hanson Wheeler 250, 252

Harey 374

Harlan C 271

Harold 130, 233

Harold Philemon 90, 9Z

Harriet Elizabeth 279, 280

Harriet J 89

Harriette 227

Harrison Smith 229

Harry 268, 295

Harry M 65

Harry Mitchell , 267

Hattie M 249

Helen 93, 94, 274

Helen Catherine 280

Helen Mar 279, 281

Helen T 248

Helena 104, 107, iii

Helena Louise Josephine 260

Henrietta 280, 282

Henry (Rev., of Trinity Church New-
York), 44, 99, 100, 102, 103,
105, 106, 334-
Henry, 103, 105, 113, 116, 220, 257,
258, 335, 359, 381.

Henry Anthony 116, 120, 155

Henry Anthony Waldburg. .113, 128

Henry '^arlton 249

Henry Hotham 115, ZZ^

Henry L 258

Herrmon Bowman 256, 257

Hester 25, 58, 238

Hester A 239

Hester S 238

Hetty 242

Hetty F 240, 243

Howard McClellan 90

Index — (Barclay).

421

Hugh, 238, 239, 240. 241, 243, 244, 255,
275, 347, 348, 349, 350, 351,
352, 353, 354, 355, 357, 364-

Hugh B 242

Hugh F 238

Hugh Washington 242

Ida 64, 268, 272

Ida E 270

Idin L 89

Ina F 270

Ines Viola 271

Isaac 263

Isaac W 264

Isabel D 64

Isabella (also Isabelle), 240, 277, 335,

Isabella J 242

Isabella Johnston 243

Isaiah 64

Isaiah D 64

James, 25, 28, 35, 60, T7, 103, 106, 107,
108, 118, 219, 228, 229, 245,
246, 247, 248, 249, 25s, 257,
259, 260, 262, 263, 265, 266,
267, 273, 274, 275, 279, 290,
334, 335, Zn, 338, 339, 34°,
341, 343, 346, 348, 350, 351,
352, 353, 354, 355, 357, 363,
365, 370, 371, ZIZ^ 375, Z1^,
389.

James AUardice 224

James B 249

James C 256, 257

James Edward 373

James F 258, 278

James Francis 278

James Gailey 267, 269

James H 257, 258, 260, 276

James Henry 279, 280

James Hinson 337

James J 278

James Joseph 227

James Lent 116, 129

James M 24S, 247, 256, 275

James Moore 241

James R 269

James S 289, 294

James Samuel 243, 244

James Searle 229, 232

James T 294, 295

James Taylor 244

James Turner 235, 236

Jane, 25, 58, 59, 63, 6-7, 7^, 84, 227, 245,
246, 259, 262, 263, 265, 268,
279, 285, 334, 343, 345, 37i,
399, 400, 401.

Jane Ann 241

Jane M 240

Janet 34°

Jean, 2, 27. 74, 222, 223, 245. 350, 401

Jennie 276

Jennie K 267

Jennie Myrtle 286

Jessie B 242

Jessie Hardy 338

Johannes vanBeverhoudt 108

John (of Dublin), 17, 22, 66, 67, 69,
70, 71, 72, 72, 74, 75, 76, 77,
78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85,
223, 373, 385-
John (of East New Jersey), i, 2, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, II, 12, 13, 14,
15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26,
28, 31, 32, Z7, 41, 42, 44, 46,
53, 56, 57, 59, 222, 342, 343,
382, 383, 384, 38s, 394-
John (Mayor of Albany), 44, 99, 100,

loi, 102, 104, 332, 334.
John, II, 15, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29,
30, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 53, 54,
56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 67, 68,
69, 71, 74, 76, 77, 79, 82, 83,
85, 86, 87, 103, 220, 223, 227,
237, 238, 239, 242, 244, 245,
246, 249, 255, 257, 262, 263,
265, 266, 273, 275, 277, 278,
279, 284, 28s, 293, 333, 335.
337, 338, 339, 341, 343, 344,
346, 347, 348, 349, 351, 352,
353, 354, 356, 357, 358, 359,
362, 363, 364, 365, 367, 372,
375, 376, 377, 378, 379, 380,
381, 399, 400, 401.
John A 267

422

Index — (Barclay).

John Agnew 246, 248 i

John C 247

John D 273, 274

John DeWitt 90

John Erskine 272, 273

John Everett 285

John F 274

John Fletcher 243

John Foster 248

John Gill 249, 363

John Jacob 239, 242

John Judson 236, 237

John Judson, Mrs 234

John Langdon 280

John Louis 256

John M 270

John Mortimer 227, 228, 229, 232

John N 251, 258

John O'Connor 228, 229

John P 266

John Rowan 250, 251

John Thomas 267, 270

John W 284

John Wallace 247, 248

John Wesley 27, 63

John Williams 87, 88

John Woods 241

John Y 240

John Young 238, 239

Joseph, 83, 86, 88, 89 ,90, 91, 263, 268,
277, 332, 342, 349, 350, 355,
356, 364, 375, 378, 379, 381.

Joseph Crews 243, 244

Joseph D 274

Joseph Edmund 264

Joseph H 274

Joseph J 242

Joseph K 242

Joseph W 240

Josephine 295

Josephus 266

Joshua 362

Joshua Gill 249, 250, 363

Josiah E 239, 242, 351

Josiah Espy 238

J. Paxton 241

J. Thomas 266, 269

Julia, 250, 252, 278, 284, 285, 335, 336

Julia Margaret 236, 237

Juliana Susanna 108

JuHan Holsman 229

Julian Thomas 237

Julius 242

Kate 294

Katharine (see also Catherine), 10,
II, 14, 25, 28, 29, 30, 53, 54.
55, 58, 60, 61, 62, 64, 67, 74,
75, 84, 88, 103, 104, 109, 222,
223, 245, 250, 257, 262, 394,
400, 401.

Katherine Gibbs 279

Kenneth 277

Kenneth Lorraine 237

Lady 374

Laura 249, 285

Laura Christine 229, 232

Lavinia 338

Letitia Grace 127

Lewis 25, 28, 29, 61, 220, 285

Lila 269

Lillian 274

Lillian Allardice 127

Lois Margerie 296

Lois W 249

Louisa Anna 250

Louise DeLancey 151

Louise Hampton 236

Lowery 245, 246

Lydia, 25, 28, 58, 60, 61, 62, 67, 7:^, 84,
343, 400, 401.

Lydia M 261

Lydia P 294, 295

Lyman Theophilus 260

Luan Eliza 244

Lucien Tedford 241

Lucy 2, 68, 71, 222, 223, 224

Lucy Rowan 252, 254

Lucy W 368

Lucy Z 264

Mabel 261

Mahala R 251

Marana R 89

Marcus 293, 294, 295

Index — (Barclay),

423

Marcus S 289, 294

Margaret, 25, 60, 93, 107, 222, 223, 224,
240, 274, 259, 262, 27s, 289,
293, 332, 342, 349, 364.

Margaret A 242

Margaret Augusta 90, 93

Margaret Charlotte 2>77

Margaret E 258

Margaret Lavinia 338

Margaret M 343

Margaret Malinda 267, 271

Margaretta 107

Marguerite 277

Maria. .. .105, 106, 107, 114, 266, 347

Maria Pay 31, 64

Maria Isabella 234, 235

Maria Louise 280, 281

Marion 93

Mark Wilks Collet 229

Marmaduke Morton 244, 245

Martha, 246, 265, 266, 268, 349, 350,
364, 371.

Martha Ann 248

Martha D 240

Mary, 103, 105, 224, 227, 228, 229, 233,
239, 240, 242, 243, 246, 257.
263, 265, 267, 276, 28s, 290,
ZZZ, 335, 336, 339, 343, 345,
349, 350, 352, 353, Z^'2; 363,
364, 369, 370, Z12.

Mary A 260, 278

Mary Adaline 267, 271

Mary Ann. ..246, 267, 336, ZZ7, 338

Mary B 255

Mary Catherine 248

Mary D 274

Mary Deborah 250, 251

Mary Eliza 250

Mary Elizabeth 235

Mary Ellen 289, 294

Mary Emma 338

Mary F 239

Mary H 251, 277

Mary Helen 252

Mary J 270

Mary Jane 247, 266

Mary Julia 252, 253

Mary L 259

Mary Louisa 89, 92

Mary M 242

Mary Marshall 129, 154

Mary Olive 280

Matilda 246, 247, 350

Matilda Antonia 116, 128

Maud L 274

Maude 295

Maude E 261

May 271, 278, 351

Michael Woods 241

Mildred M 129

Miles 354

Millicent y]^

Mion Elizabeth 295

Mollison 223

Morrison , 243

Moses 284

Mrs 219, 336, 337

Myrtle 261

Nancy, 245, 246, 259, 262, 265, 289, 293

Nancy Amelia 266

Nancy Florence 271, 272

Nancy G 247

Nancy Jane 261

Nannie B 270

Nannie L 257

Napoleon Bonaparte 250, 252

Nathan 335

Nathan Straus 258

Nellie 258, 276, 284, 294, 295

Nellie M 270

Nellie Maud 2^2

Nelson Clark 247, 248

Nita Hope 262

Nona L 278

Oriana Maria Moylen 235

Patience (yj, 74, 7^, 77, 84, 222, 346

Patrick 368, 369

Pattie 256

Paul 90

Paul Lowery 249

Paul V 295

Peter, 25, 28, 29, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35, 58,
60, 62, 64, 339, 343, 400.

424

Index — (Barclay).

Philander C 244

Philander W 240

Philander Walker 243, 244

Philip 337

Phoebe 247

Polly 262

Porter W 264

Preston Wade 294, 295

Priscilla 373

Prudence S 243

Rachel... 25, 29, 58, 61, 289, 294, 346

Ralph W 29s

Rebecca 242, 293, 343, 353

Rebecca Jane 266

Reginald 233

Reginald Seyton 229

Richard, 25, 27, 28, 58, 59, 63, 220,
255, 275, 347, 376.

Richard, DeC 238, 239, 242

Robert (The Apologist), 2, 4, 7, 9.
12, 14, 17, 22, 53, 66, 75, 76,
Tj, 222, 346, 372.
Sir Robert (of Pierston), 43, 396, 397,

398.
Robert, 14, 15, I7, 18. 20, 22, 23, 24,
25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32,
IZ> 34. 35, 36, 37, 38, 40, 56,
57, 58, 60, 61, 63, 65, ^7, 75,
76, T], 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87,
93, 222, 223, 224, 225, 232,
234, 235, 24s, 246, 249, 261,
262, 263, 268, 273, 29s, 337,
338, 345, 346, 351, 352, 355,
356, 363, 370, 373, 375, 376,
zn, 378, 380, 385, 386, 387,

397, 399, 400.

Robert C 130

Robert Charles Colquhoun. . . . 276

Robert G 236, 251

Robert Gutzloff 236

Robert H 244, 261

Robert Hall 258

Robert Hard 90, 94

Robert Hunter 265, 266, 267, 269

Robert James 270, 271

Robert W 271

Roberta Ophelia 93

Rodney 224

Rosalie Paul I55

Rose 269

Rowan Chapline 252

Sackett Moore 116, 130, 154

Sallie 251, 290

Sallie B 243

Sallie Henrietta 250

Samuel, 239, 240, 257, 284, 341, 343,

352, 354, 356, 370.

Samuel A 240

Samuel Corbet Custer 259

Samuel J 242

Samuel M 239, 351, 352

Samuel Moore 238

Sarah, 30, 62, 104, no, 239, 255, 257,

265, 268, 273, 284, 285, 335,

350, 358, 364.

Sarah Amelia 108

Sarah Apphia 281, 283

Sarah C 240

Sarah Elizabeth 252, 253

Sarah Ellen 241

Sarah H 258

Sarah Hillery 250

Sarah J 243

Sarah Jane 266, 267, 270

Sarah Margaret 236, 248

Sarah Miles 346

Sarah S 240

Selina 236

Sheldon Spencer 279

Shirley 295

Sidney DeWitt 279, 281

Silvia 337

Simon 64

Smith 275

Sophia 227

Sophia Caroline 250

Sophia Chapline 252, 255

Spencer 285

Starks Jerome 285

Stella 268

Stella Belle 286

Stephen, ZZ^, 35o, 352, 353, 355, 364

Stewart 350

Sue Virginia 252

Index — (Barclay) ,

425

Susan 105, ii5, 334, 343

Susan Mary 337

Sylvia Hortense 233

T. B 112

Thamar G 261

Col. Thomas (British Consul), S, 22,
27, 2>1, 39, 40, 99, 100, 103,
lOz], 113, 115, 116, 220, 334,

394, 396, 398-
Rev. Thomas (of St. Peter's, Al-
bany), I, 5. 6, 17, 21, 22, yj,
40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 48,
49, SO, 51, 52, 99, 100, loi,
102, 394, 396.
Thomas (of St. Mary's Co., Md.), 82,

83, 8s, 86, 87, 366.
Thomas, 44. 90, 94- 99, loi, 102, 103,
114, 127, 220, 234, 236, 243,
257, 26s, 266, 274, 27s, 284,
ZZ^, 334, 335, 336, 337, 338,
342, 344, 345, 352, 353, 354,
356, 357, 358, 367, 370, 375,
378. 380, 381.

Thomas Benton 247

Thomas Coke 27, 63

Thomas DawSon 270

Thomas Edmund 105, 114, 334

Thomas Howard 267, 271

Thomas J 239

Thomas Jefferson 23";

Thomas S 366

Thomas Waldburg DeLancey. 116

Une Cameron 224

Urana H 275, 276

Viola H 258

Violette 338

Virginia 240

Virginia Alice 267, 270

Virginia Bell 248

Virginia Garnett 243

Virginia Huntington 237

Virginia Huntington Ethel 237

Virginia Priscilla 250, 251

Wade C 295, 296

Walker H 261

Wallace Guy 286

Walter 366

Walter C 248

Walter Channing 113, II4, '^^1

Walter Franklin 260

Warner Lewis 252

Warren D 286

Warren Y 286

Watson Lowery 248

Widow 352, 353, 354

Widow Mary 220

Wilbur Fisk 243, 244

Wilbur H 244

Wilhelmina 68, 71

William, 25, 29, 58, 61, 87, 90, 220,
237, 238, 242, 247, 257, 261,
262, 263, 26s, 266, 273, 274,
276, 278, 284, 28s, 332, 336,
ZZl, 338, 340, 347, 348, 349,
350, 351, 353, 354, 2,^Z> 364,
366, 371, 373, 375, 376.

William A 278

William Asbary 27, 63

WiUiam C 279

William Chapline 250

William Day 31, 64

William DeWitt. , 90, 93

William Dougherty 252

William E 278

William F 242, 274

William F. J 268

William Franklin 248, 249

William H 64, 238

William Henry 64, 241, 260, 261

William Hunter 267, 271

William J ^'^

William M 352

William N 258

William Orr 233

William Overton 88

William Pinckney 249, 250

William Porter 247

Willi-im S 265, 268, 351

William Searle 227

William Sleegh 260

William W 239

426

Index — (Barclay).

William Wilcox 280

Wilson 268

Wilson B 243

^^"ilton LeRoy 261, 262

Winifred 294

Wright 129, 155

Zenobia 242

INDEX II.

Surname Barkley.

Abigail 292, 378

Abraham 359

Adam 347

Adeline 306

Adeline Belle 318

Adonis Rudolph 323

Agnis 341

Alexander 292

Alexander Lee 312

Alfred 290, 291

Alice 304, 315, 359

Allen 306

Alworth 359

Andrew 375

Andrew King 287, 289

Ann 292, 300, 333, 359, 36s

Ann Eliza 291

Anna 290

Anna Custer 315

Anna Eliza 304, 309, 314

Annie 319

Asa 307

Atwell S 329

Barbara M 290

Bayard 292, 293

Benjamin F 336

Benjamin Franklin 303, 311

Betsey 287

Bruce Hull 322

Burk Burnett 325

Caroline 291

Caroline Isabel 309

Carrie 294

Cassa Jane 304, 315, 316

Catherine. .287, 291, 294, 300, 314, 335,
336.

Champ Clark 314

Charles 298

Charles Gillespie 297, 298

Charles Grimes 303

Charles Henry 309

Christian 341

Claire 308

Cora Belle 309

Cora May 3^9

Crawford 293

Crawford Hart .^.. 302, 310

Crawford Thomas 324

Dana V 313

Daniel 287, 290, 291

Daniel Lafayette 302, 308

David 288, 292, 381

David Maple 303, 312

David Owen 312

David William 328

Deborah 335

Dillard 304

Dorcas 300

Dorothy Fleet 327

Ebenezer 335

Edmund 368

Edward 298

Edward Owen 312, 328

Eli S 297

Eliza 290, 292, 294, 336

Elizabeth. .287, 288, 289, 290, 304, 314,

342, 345, 375-

Elizabeth Crawford 310

Elizabeth Davis 319

Elizabeth Hayes 306

Elizabeth Helen 303

Elizabeth Rayman 330

Eliza Jane 292, 302

Ella 290

Ella Mae 308, 322

Ellen 287

Ellen Jane 290

Esther B 3^3

427

428

Index — (Barkley).

Ethelbert Logan 312, 327

Eugene Robinson 322

Eugenia 306, 318

Evander Penn 329

Evelyn L 314, 329

Fanny 291

Frances 310

Frances E 329

Frances Virginia 330

Francina 303, 311

Francina Alice 311, 325

Francina Mildred 312, 327

Frank 307, 319

Frank Crawford 320

Frank Owens 309, 322

Franklin Carle 309

Gaston 290

George.. 300, 301, 305, 335, 339, 342,
363, 364, 371.

George D 364

George LaRue 316

George Levi 304

George Mathias 301, 304, 305, 316

George Marshall 311

George W 340

George William 308, 322

Georgia Ann 306

Glovenia J 298, 299

Gordon Fletcher 324

Gracie Belle 312, 328

Grover Cleveland 313

Haines 292

Harriet 291

Harry C 313, 328

Harry Herbert 309

Harry Oldham 312

Harry Onan 312

Helen Gray 309

Henry 290, 293

Henry Benton 303, 312

Henry Clay 302, 306, 308, 319

Henry Read 316, 329

Henry Wallace 360

Hiram 291

Howell Finch 309

Hugh. .287, 291, 341, 342, 351, 352;
366, 371, 376.

Iddings 296, 297, 298

Isaac 301, 304

Isaac C 314

Isaac Mason 303, 313

Isaac R 315

Isabella 291

Isabella Lee 309, 322

Isaiah 291

James. 286, 287, 288, 290, 291, 301, 335,
340, 341, 342, 355, 357, 363,
365, 375.
James Chambers. . .300, 301, 302, 303,
312.

James Francis 301, 304

James Hendrickson 302

James Herbert 302, 308

James Hickman 311, 324

James L 297, 298

James Mason 311

James P 313

James S 287

James Thomas 307

James Weir 316

Jane. .286, 287, 288, 290, 291, 300, 303,
375-

Janet 292

Janson 292

Jean 333

Jemima 365

Jennie Louise 322

Jennie Wilson 299

Jenut 341

Jessamine 305, 316, 317

J. Joseph 360

Joab Hickson 303

Job 292

John. .286, 287, 288, 291, 292, 296, 300,
301, 303, 304, 305, 314, 333,
336, 341, 342, 351, 352, 354,
355, 359, 360, 363, 365, 378,
379, 381.

John C 329

John Crawford 302, 306, 311

John Green 305, 316

John J 296

John Lewis 320

John O 314, 329

Index — (Barkley) .

429

John Q 298

John S 306

John Steele 318

Jonathan 288, 291

Joseph 287, 290, 300, 301, 342

Joseph Evans 296, 298

Joseph F 311

Joseph H 31S

Joseph Henry 304, 3^9

Josephine Redfield 299

Joshua 287

Josiah 288

Julia Byrne 3^5

Julia Z 313

Juliet Malinda 325

Katherine 378

Katherine Davis 308

Katherine Elizabeth 327

Lamotie 3ii. 324

Laura Josephine 311. 325

Lela Frank 304

Lelia 320

Lena 3^5

Leonidas Marue 311, 325

Leon Talmage 3H

Leslie Crawford 311

Levi 301, 303

Lewis 368

Lewis Iddings 296, 298

Lillian May 3ii

Lily Belle 30S

Llewellyn F 3^3

Lon Crittenden 318

Lora 315

Lucia 368

Lucile May 309, 323

Lucretia 291

Lucy 30s, 368

Lyda May 3^7

Marcus 287

Margaret. .286, 287, 288, 291, 335, 360,
376.

Margaret Alice 312, 328

Margaret Butler 3^9

Margaret Clarke 305, 3^7

Margaret Dyer 328

Margaret Ellison 301

Margaret Frances 324

Margaret Francina 312, 327

Margaret Jane 292, 304

Maria 291, 303, 335

Maria Hunter 297

Martha 305, 317, 335

Martha Belle 305

Martha Bishop 303, 313

Martha C 314

Martha Emeline 303

Mary. 286, 287, 288, 290, 292, 293, 300,

301, 302, 315, 342, 364, 368,

376, 379-

Mary A 314, 316, 328

Mary Alice 309, 323

Mary Ann 302, 306

Mary Belle 308, 322

Mary Catherine 302, 307

Mary Cornelia 310

Mary D 314

Mary Davis 306

Mary E 296, 313

Mary Elizabeth 298, 304, 319

Mary Emeline 312

Mary Florence 309

Mary Garrison 299

Mary Jane 304

Mary Jones 305

Mary Louisa 319

Mary Matilda 303

Mary Susan 303, 304, 3i5

Mary Welling 361

Mason Sinp-leton 301, 304

Mathias 366

Mildred M 329

Milton 290

Minerva 296

Mintie Emma 308, 322

Moses 287

Murray 316

Nancy 287, 289, 301

Nathan 287, 290, 333

Nellie Halbert 308

Nelson 368

Nicholas 364

Ninian 375

43"

Index — (Barkley).

Owen 311

Parmela 292

Patty 301

Permelia 292

Philip Napoleon 303

Polly 301

Priscilla Meriwether 327

Rachel 290, 360

Rachel Ann 292

Rebecca 302, 307, 365

Richard Hart 303, 312

Richard Warren 300, 312, 327

Robert... 290, 341, 342, 375, 376, 379

Robert B 315

Robert Best 310

Robert H 336

Robert M 287

Robert Yates 327

Rodman 361

Roscoe 319

Rovena Gertrude 311, 325

Rowanna 292

Ruth Gretchen 324

Sallie Hart 302

Sallie Read 316

Samuel .. 286, 287, 289, 300, 301, 303,
3^2, 332, 375.

Samuel Boyd 302, 309

Samuel C 304, 315

Samuel Isaac 304, 315

Sarah. 290, 291, 292, 296, 297, 300, 360,

368.

Sarah Addie 305, 317

Sarah Ann 302, 307

Sarah Jane 292, 365

Sarah M 298, 299

Scott 305

Sidney 290

Sophia 364

Susan 290, 296, 335

Susan Alice 305

Susan Bell 316

Susan Mary 301

Susannah 300

Sydney Frances 303, 313

Tempa 308

Thomas.. 286, 287, 288, 291, 292, 360,

361, 365, 366, 371, 375, 376.

Thomas F 336

Thomas G 313

Thomas Jefferson 302, 309

Virgil 290

Virlinda 361

William. .286, 287, 291, 298, 300, 306,

333, 3^:^, 371, 375, 376.

William Benjamin 306, 319

William Berger 289

William Clark 305

William Cooper 290

William Craig 305

William Crawford 301, 302

William Edward 319

William George Washington. . 302

William Henry 309

William Lucas 302, 305, 306, 318

William McBride 297

William Moffat 288, 293

William Scott 305

William Thomas 309, 323

William Thompson 291

INDEX III.

Surnames other than Barclay or Barkley.

Achenbach, Calvin 298

Adams, C. F 308

Peter 365

Adolphus, Gustavus i

Adriance, Emma 165

Agne w, Martha Ann 246

Robert 351

Airth, Earl of 224

Aitkins, Julia Justine 206

AlBurtis, Louisa Carolina 129

Alexander, Alice 277

Alexandre, Anna Remsen.... 213

Helen Lispenard 213

John E 213

Marie Civilise 213

Alfred the Great, King 395

Alice, Princess 395

Allaire, Eliza Maria 117

Allardice, Sarah Ann 18, 224

Allen, Charles 65

Edmund Williams... 96

Eugene Young 96

Henry C 61, 65

John Lee 96

Joseph Barclay 96

Joseph T 91

Mary 289

Sarah Maria 88

William Barclay. .91, 96, 97

Alley, John 364

Allin, George 13

Allison, 265

Augusta Prescott 215

James Frederick 160

John 350

Louise Muriel 160

Lucy 243

Mary 349

Mary Gretchen 160

Robert 347

William Beverley. . . . 160

Alloway, Benjamin "jt,, 76

Catherine 74

John T2„ 76

John Barclay 12), 74

Lydia 73, 76

Mary 73

Robert 73, 76

William 73, 75, 76

Anderson, Araminta 267

Archibald 366

Charles R 271

Clarence 271

Glenn 271

Harry 271

James Y 267

Major 87

Samuel B 271

Todd H 271

William 267, 271

Andrews, Dr 235

Hugh 351

Joel 247

Michael 291

Mr 45, 46

Angle, John 342

Sarah , 342

Angus, Jane 279

Anjou, Count of 395

Amer, Adele Grace 215

Appleton, Marietta 235

Arbuthnott, Lord 224

Armstrong, Annie M 183

Edward Maitland 187

William 369

Arnett, Benjamin M 316

James Barkley 316

Louis Wagner 316

Arnold, Grace 277

Isaac 340

Arnot, David 288

Ashbrook, Hub 323

432

Index — (General) .

i\Iary Pemberton. . . . 323

Ashe, Jonathan 380

Astor, Ava Alice Muriel 207

Caroline Schermerhorn, 175,

207.
Charlotte Augusta. .175, 207

Emily 175, 206

Helen I75, 206

John Jacob i75> 207

William I75

William Vincent 207

Ater, Allen Clement 323

Mildred Marguerite.. 323

Athol, Earl of 395

Atkinson, Aaron 70

Atterbroy, Catherine 377

Atwill, Hester 316

Sarah Ellen 316

Auchmuty, Rev. Dr no, 112

Aufrere, Authonj^ 116

Louise Matilda 116

Austin, R. H 295

Ayers, Caroline Armande.... 193

John Bache 193

John Bonsall 193

Madeline 193

Theodore Bache 193

Bache, Albert 136

Alyne 164

Amelia Matilda 109

Andrew 220

Andrew Barclay 120

Andrew James 136, 164

Andrew Theobold. ..120, 136
Ann Dorothy. .109, 120, 121,
124.

Anne Maria 120

Archibald Gracie.... 164
Caroline Armande. .164, 193

Catherine 109, 122

Catherine P 136

Catherine Satterthwaite. 120,

138.
Charles Frederick. .. 165, 195

Charles Morton 137

Charlotte 120, 137

1 Charlotte A 136, 164, 166

Charlotte Barclay. .136, 164

Charlotte L 136

Claude Leon 164

Edgar H I37

Eliza Ann 121, 139

Eliza Barclay 120, 137

Elizabeth Garland. . 109, 119,

121.

Eliza Bleecker 136, 163

Eloise Kirby 164, 193

George Frederick. .136, 164,

194.

George Perry 120, 137

Grace 165, 195

Helen 120, 138

Helen Lispenard. . .136, 163

Helena 109, 120, 121, 139

James Andrew 137

James Henry 165

James Phillips 137

James Theophylact.120, 136,

i6s, 195-

John Henry 136, 165

John Owen 137, 165

Julia Lynch 136, 164

Kate Pugh 164, 193

Katharine Rutgers. .164, 193

Mabel Hall 164, 194

Margaret Amelia.... 109

Marion 165

Marion B 164, I94

Mary 109, "9

Mary Bleecker 165

Mary dePeyster Lincoln. 164,

193.

Maude Emeline 164, 194

Paul 220

Paul Richard. .109, 119, 120,

124.

Philip William 165, 195

Richard 108

Richard Franklin 19S

Richard T 120

Rosabella 165

Sarah 109, 121

Sarah Barclay 120, 135

Sarah Bleecker 120, 138

Sarah Emma 137

Index — (General).

433

Sarah Louise 136, 163

Theophylact. .108, 109, 119,
120, 121, 122, 220.

Thomas 109

William 109, 121, 220

William C 121

William F 136

William Frederick. .137, 165

William Satterthwaite 120

Bagnell, Henry William James 188

Hope Dorothy 188

Irene Helen 188

Viva Margot 188

Daily, Eleanor 376

Marian 376

Laura Watson 242

Baird, Alexander 20

Christina Eliza 232

Bakenall, Emma C 236

Baker, Alene Kendall 255

Henry Carroll 255

P. S 234

Peter Napoleon 255

Balbridge, William 348

Baldwin, Count of Flanders.. 395

Margaret Augusta ... 89

Mary Elizabeth Yates. i57

Balfour, Sir James 397, 398

Ballance, William 285

Banks, Isabella I74

Barber, Eliza J 272

Barbey, Mary Louise I99

Barclay =AIlardice, Amelia. . . 226

Augusta Standish 226

Carleton 226

Clinton 226

David Graham 226

David Stuart 225

Elliot Ritchie 226

Graham Stuart 226

Margaret 224, 225, 397

Margaret Anna 225, 226

Mary 225

Robert. .18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 29,

31, 32, 66, 222, 224, 225,

226, 38s, 387, 388, 389, 390,

391, 392, 393-

Bare, Jacob 348

Barker, Eliza Adeline 160

Barklett, Charles 359

Elijah 360

Barklie, John 380

Thomas 380

William 380

Barnes, Cornelius 291

James 291, 294

William 294

Barnhill, 275

Barr, 255

Thomas 345

Barreda, M 150

Barrett, Arthur Eames 331

Irvine Ray 331

Bartcly, Thomas 366

Bartlett, Henry Howell 322

Stanley Simpson 322

Bartley, James 371

Jane 371

John 342

Martha 371

Thomas 366

Barton, Edward S 89

Baston, Frances Maude 186

Baxter, Alvin 313

Elizabeth 313

Nellie 313

Willis 313

Bayard, Mary Ellen 174

Bayles, Elizabeth 59

Bayley, Andrew Barclay 113

Ann Margaret 125, 148

Carleton James Roose-
velt, 148.
Catherine Amelia. . .112, 125

Emma Craig 148

Grace Walton 148, 184

Guy Carleton. .113, 125, 148

Helen 113, 125

Helen Amelia 125

Henry White 125

James Roosevelt. .. .125, 148

Maria Eliza 125, 148

Mary Catherine Scton..i48,
184.

Mary Fitch 113, 126

Neilson 148

434

Index — (General) .

Richard. .112, 113, 125, 142,
148, 220.

Richard Walton 148

William Augustus. .113, 125,
148.

Beach, Abraham 30

Nathan 346

Beattie, John 392

Beaufort, John 395

Lady Joan 395

Beck, Theresa Romeyn 205

Bedient, Zalmon 333

Bee, Laura Lightboum 195

Beer, Edith May 162

Bell, Daniel, Jr 76

Katherine 76

Lydia 79

Olivia Mott 129

Bellamy, Berthond Taylor 255

Delia Vaughn 255

Edith Simms 255

Frances May 255

Harold Meredith 255

John M 252

John Meredith 255

Julia Pearl Van Dyke 255

Sarah Elizabeth 255

William Bradford.... 255

Belling, Robert 78

Bellman, Josephine 292

Belt, Catherine Ross 330

Daisy Elizabeth 330

Jefif erson Hall 330

Lillie Pemberton. . . . 330

Bennett, W 44, 5i

Benton, James G 181

James Watson 181, 213

Mary Louisa 181, 213

Bercly, Humphrey 381

John 381

Bergh, Mary 131

Tunis 131

Berkeley, Ann 377

Arabella 377

Dorothy 380

Elizabeth 377, 379, 380

George 377, 379, 380

John 376, 380, 381

John (Lord) 3

Joshua 377

Loftus 380

Maurice 379, 380

Robert 380

William 377

William (Lord) 381

William (Sir) 3

Berklay, John 381

Berkley, Dorothy 377

Edmund 368

Elizabeth 377

George 370

Henry 359

John 359

Maurice 377

Berlin, Susan Miranda 189

Berry, Andrew Hall 191, 216

Arthur 191

Charlotte Louise. .. .191, 216

Clarence 191

Doris 216

Dorothy Barnard.... 216

Helen Hall 216

Herbert Hall 191

James 364

Katharine Gillilan. ... 191

Louis Pierce 191

Richard Cissel 216

Ruth 216

Samuel J 191, 216

Berry man, Georgiana 200

Berthond, Julia 250

Nicholas 250

Best, Elizabeth 310

Bethell, William 382, 383

Betts, Ann 334

Anna Dorothea 156

Beverley Robinson. .130, 155,
394, 396, 398.

Caroline 130, 133, 156

David B 334

Francis Needham 156

Isabel Fords 156, 187

John 334

Mary Shaw 156

William 130, 156

William Hazen 156

Index— (General).

435

Bibby, Anne White 142, 176

Augusta 143

Augustus VanCortlandt.142,

176.
Edward Newenham.142, 143
Frances Augusta. . . .142, 176
Henry Warburton. . . 143

Herman Isaac 142

Robert 143

Biddle, Alfred Alexander 231

Algernon Sydney. . .228, 231

Alice McMurtrie 231

Anna C 228, 230

Anna Whitaker 315

Arthur 228, 231

Caroline 228

Chapman 228

Chapman Cornell .... 229

Charles 357

Clement 228

Clement Cornell 228

Constance Elizabeth.. 231
Dorothy Pendleton... 230

Edith Francis 231

Eleanor Kearny 231

Elizabeth R 228, 230

Francis Beverley 231

George 228, 230

George W 228

George Washington. . 231

Harriet 228, 230

John Barclay 228

Julia 231

Julia Cox 231

Julian Cornell 231

Maria Georgina 231

Mary C 229

Moncure 231

Sydney Geofifrey 231

Walter Livingston Cochrane

229, 231.
William P 228

Bigelow, Dora A 286

Elliott Allardice 226

Helen Janette 226

John 226

William Howard 226

Billings, Edward 3

Bininger, Frances Agnes 153

Birckhead, Ella 145

Bjerke, Alma 261

Blackburn, Prue Hunt 318

Blackwood, William 397

Blair, Robert 341

Blake, Daniel 149

Emma Craig 149, 185

Helen Bayley 149, 185

Robert Bunch 149

Blakely, John 345

Blay, Ann 361

Edward 361

Isabella 361

John Tilden Edward. 361

William 361

Bleecker, Adeline Ellis 177

Alethea Blanche 171

Alice Stuart 171

Ann Dorothy 122

Ann Eliza Satterthwaite,
140.

Anna Josepha 122, 140

Anthony J 122, 140, 171

Anthony James 171, 203

Anthony Lispenard 171, 203

Antonia J 171

Barclay 122

Benjamin DeWitt..i40, 172
Catherine Elizabeth.. 122

Charles Moore 172

Cornelia 171, 202, 203

Edward Nelson 172

Elizabeth 119

Elsie Lynch 202, 217

Eveleen DeWitt 140

Florence Coralie. .. .171, 202

Frances Marie 172

Helen Stuart 172

Helena 122, 139

Helena Duffie 140

Helena Roosevelt 203

James 108, 119, 121, 122,

140, 171.

James Barclay 203

John Stearns 202

John VanBenthuysen 140
171, 202.

436

Index — (General) .

Kenneth Bayard 203

Laura Frances 203

Lydia DeWitt 140, 172

Lyman Cox 172

Mary 122, 140, 165

Mary Norton 171

Mary Nottingham... 140

Rosalie Lynch 171, 202

Sarah Bache..i22, 140, 141,

171.

Sarah EHzabeth 171

Theophylact Bache.iig, 122,
140, 172.

WiUiam Hill 171, 203

Winthrop Oilman. . . . 203

Blodgett, Maud 253

Blount, Andrew Fleming 307

Elsie Catherine 321

Henry Clay 320

Hobart 321

John Clay 307, 320

John Sherman 321

Mary Jane 321

Milburn 321

OlHe Trigg 321

Omar Daniel 321

Presley Coliver 307

Rolla Emmet 321

William Russell 321

Boehm, Daniel Barclay 92

George M. L 92

John H 92

Boel, Henricus 366

Bogardus, Lavinia 192

Boggs, Elizabeth 319

Boismenne, Joseph 278

Bond, Phineas. .26, 27, 28, 29, 31, 32,
33, 34, 35, 36, 38, 39-

Bennett, Camilla B 239

Boogher, William F 403

Bookstaver, A. Augustus 294

Agnes 294

Alanson 294

Annie 294

Carrie 294

Helen 294

Marcus B 294

Mary Catherine 294

Samuel 294

William 294

Boone, Mary E 297

Booth, Virginia 317

Borland, Ella Aufrere 154

John 154

Maud Rives 154

Bowden, Constance Lloyd.. 178, 210

James J 178

Richard Morris 178

Bowen, Rev. Dr 116

Bowie, Dallas 358

Emily 358

Isabella 358

John 358

John Haskins 358

Josephine Haskins... 358

Louisa 358

Bowman, Alexander 393

Bowmar, Hetty Mary 256

Lucy 256

Martha Hoggin 256

Robert H 256

Boxley, Etta M 252

Boyd, Alverda Lee 320

Amanda Melvina. . .302, 310
Catherine Crawford . 302, 310

David 302

David Henderson . . . 302

James 333

William 302

Boyesen, Algernon K 155

Bracken, William 246

Bradford, William 11, 15, 53

Bradshaw, Thomas 265

Brady, Rev. John 115

Brain, Elizabeth 223

Brandegee, Coralie Chastant. 186

Brawner, Susie C 169

Braynard, Alide F 281

Bray tin, Amelia Elise 186

Edward L 186

Breckenridge, Frances Prevost 318

Bremat, Malosing 242

Bridges, Elizabeth Kelley 310

Henry Barkley 310, 324

John Dillon...^ 310, 324

Louis Thies 324

Index — (General).

437

Mary Catherine 310 |

Mary Rice 324 !

William S 310 ;

William Southerland. 324 ;

Brighal, Rebekah 248

Briscoe, John A 366

Walter H 412

Britt, William 217

Britton, Mary 275

Branaugh, Mary 304

Brond, Annie 257

Brooke, John (Rev.) 42

Broome, Dr 412

Broughton, James K 252

Broun, Emma Sarah 249

Brower, Ann 60, 339

Brown, Antoinette 292

Bache Hamilton 203

Carl Wetmore 188

Clinton Bleecker 203

David 25, 62

Dorothy Lee 189

Eric Clowes 1S9

Florence Hilda 189

Francis Manson 188

Frank Scovil 188

Frederic Cyril 189

Gillmor 189

Harold Theodore.... 188

Hugh 380

James 25, 62

John 25, 62

Joseph 25, 62, 2,Z7

Katharine 25, 62

Keith Allen 189

Kirk 402, 414

Lydia 35

Mary 25, 62

Matthew 290

Otis deRaaslofif 203

Peregrine 360

Peter 365

Thomas 25, 62

Thomas Ellis 202, 203

Vera Lee 188

Virginia 3I7

Ward Manson 188

William 25, 62

William R 305

Bruce, Margery 395

Robert 394, 395

Bruce=Heath, William Henry 159

Bruen, Henry Munro 184, 215

James Allison 215

James Bayley 18-I, 215

James deHart 184

John Munro 184

Margaret Munro. ... 215

Norman Jay 184

Brundage, Leenian 258

Brush, Crain 379

Bryan, Eliza T 304

Buchanan, James 2)77

Margaret 290

Buckley, Jeanie L i73

Bulkeley, Ellen Lorraine 184

Mary Caroline 154

Bull, Albert 290

David C 291

Bullock, Frances Scott 329

Bunce, Alfred Chester 184

Carleton Bayley 185

Elizabeth Chester 185

Grace Jewett 185

Maria Roosevelt 185, 216

Russell 185

Bunch, Adela 150

Charlotte ' 150

Charlotte xA.melia Bayley. 126
ISO, 176.

Elena iSO

EHsa ISO

George 126, 150

Helen Baldock 149, 185

Robert 126, 149, 150

Robert Henry 126

Yorje 150

Bunn, Widdow 384

Burbridge, W 2S7

Burgess, Julia 2^"^

Burgwn, Francis M 128

T. Pollock 128

Burke, Maud Alice 190

Burnham, Col 272

Burrill, Charles Drayton 178

Drayton 178, 210

438

Index — (General) .

Elizabeth Steward Morris,

210.

Mary Middleton 178, 210

Percy M 178, 211

Burroughs, Laura 263

Bury, Eva 293

Byrne, Elizabeth H 31S

Cadiz, Constance Marie Beatrice,

94.

Caduser, Sarah 332

Caesar Augustus 55

Cahill, Edward Hamilton 202

Helen 202

Caird, Robert 392

Cairns, Henry M 243

Caldwell, 234

John W 243

Samuel 357

Cameron, Ann Clark 246

Sir Ewen 2, 222

Une 223

Campbell, 290

Alexander 350, 351

David 239

Decima H 237

Duncan 401

Harry 96

James Ross 351

Robert 349

Ross 351

Case, T. Leroy 293

Cashman, Helen 243

Carle, Joshua 309

Carleton, Edward Jewett 216

Guy 216

Samuel 70

Carnrick, Edgar Mortimer... 195

Carpenter, Mary C 290

Sarah E 294

Carr, Arthur William 162

Constance Mary 162

Walter DeLancey Avis,
162.

Carrington, John 13

Margaret 13, 14, 15

Carroll, Sarah Grace 126

Carter, Douglas Roscoe 322

Elaine 322

Lawson Averell 213

Lawson Averell Lispenard,
213.

Pauline Davis 231

Robinson Lee 322

Carteret, Lady 3

Philip 3, 4

Sir George 3, 4

Carson, Andrew 378

Cathcart, Andrew Barkley 298

Margaret Jane 298

Robert 298

William 298

Chadwick, Richard 378

Chalmers, William 192

William Hall 192

Chamberlain, Samuel W 294

Chambers, Theodore F 342

Champlin, Marion Howard... 192

Chandlee, Thomas 70

Channing, Walter 114

Catherine Smith 114

Chapman, Roger 392

Chard, Ethel C. E 155

Thornton 155

Charles II, King 3, 4

Charlton, Catherine 112

Dorothy 2>77, 379, 380

Job 377

Chase, John 194

Chetwood, Ann 81

Benjamin 81

Chevalier, John 345

Child & Co 33

Chouquette, Antoine 278

Christ, Blake 289

Henry 288, 289

Jane 289

John 289

Mary 289

Millspaugh 289

Parna 289

Samuel 289

Christy, Sarah 280

Cissel, Mary C 216

Clark, H. C 316

Index — (General),

439

Ira 290, 294

Joseph 294

Sarah Brush 171

William 301

Clarkson, Mary Van Home. . 181

Rev. Mr 227

Cleborne, Edith Herve 209

Cleland, Margaret 376

Clerk, Benjamine 383

Gierke, Sarah Helena 140

Thomas W 140

Clibborn, Ann 68, 74, 76

Barclay. .68, 69, 71, 74, ^6,
79, 84.

Experience -^d, 84

James. .67, 68, 71, ^6, 79, 84

John Barclay 68

Joshua. .67, 68, 69, 71, i^, 79

Lydia 69, 71, 79

Robert 68, 69, 79, 80, 84

Sarah.. 67, 68, 69, 71, "jd, 79

Clinton, Elizabeth ZZ2>

George 100, Z2>2>

Cloke, Eva 306

Cloud, Alice Eliza 345

Ann 345

Jeremiah 345

Mary Forrest 345

Coane, Anthony 380

Coble, Jacob 366

Cochrane, Cornelia S 128

Gertrude 227

James 227

Mary Livingston.... 228

Walter 128

Coddington, Elizabeth F 176

Code, Elizabeth 196

Coeymans, Gerritje loi, 104

Pieter Barentse lOi, 104

Coghlan, Lieut. John iii, 112

Margaret m

Colden, Elizabeth 105

Cole, Charlotte 280

James 372

Margaret 358

Mary 3/2

Sir William Zll

Coleman, Casey 235

Coles, Mr 38

Collassier, Elizabeth 246

Collet, Ann Wilks 229

Collier, Robert J. F 218

Collins, 262

Colsher, Mary 297

Colt, Rutger Barclay 155

Stockton Beekman... 155

Comfort, James 290

Conduit, Elizabeth Ashbridge. 173

John Paul 173

John S 173

Wentworth 173

Conger, Phoebe 288

Conover, Augustus Barclay. . . 65

Catherine A 65

Ida Davison 65

Samuel 65

Simon Barclay 65

Constable, Thomas 75

William 129

Cook, Elias 93

Mary S 93

Sarah 273

William 337

Cooke, Helen Nicholson 196

Mary Blake 196, 217

Pitt 196

William 369

Cooper, Ananias 119, 121

Anne 68, 69, 70, 71, 79

Christina Elizabeth. . . 121

Edward 68, 69, 79

Emily Lispenard 196

Experience 68, 69, 74, 78

Helen Elizabeth 196

Joseph Cornelius 121

Lydia 68, 79

Margaret 119

Mary Esther 167

Rev. Mr 123

Samuel Goodsell 196

Samuel Hawes 167

Samuel Lispenard. . .167, 196

Sarah 68, 69, 74, 79

Susannah 290

Thomas 68, 69, 71, 79

William. 68, 69, 71, 74, 78, 79

440

Index — (General) .

Cope, Elizabeth n(>

Henry 376

Katherine 376

Mary 376

Copley, Anthony 379

Copner, Burgis 359

Coppie, Barclay ?,^^

Corehouse, Lord 20, 21

Corell, C. Cecilia 258

John 258

Louisa A 258

Corey, 289

Corkey, ]\Iargaret 291

Cornbury, Lord 51

Cornelison, INIelinda 312

Cornwallis, Earl 104

Cotton, Jane Baldwin 407

Cottoner, Margaret 275

Coulter, Mary Jane 235

Rebecca 244

Thomas S 2^5

Courtney, John 68

Sarah 68

Cox, Anna Sitgreaves 172

Eugenia 28b

Cragg, 275

Craig, Anne 35, 59

Archibald 25, 58, 59, 399

Carolyn Louise 186

Catharine 58

Charlotte Amelia. 126, 149,
ISO.

Daniel Blake 149

Elinore 186

Elizabeth 149, 186

Emily Louise.. 150

Helen 125, 126

Helen Blake 150

Helen Elizabeth. .. .126, 149
Henry Armstrong. . . . 150
Henry Sadler. . .125, 126, 149
James Roosevelt Bayley.149,
186.

Jolin 25, 58, 59, 341

Mary 59

Peter 25, 59

Richard Bayley 126

Samuel 25, 58, 125,399

Samuel R 126, 149, 150

William. .59, 125, 126, 149,

345-

William A. B 149

Cram, Jacob 146

Laura Virginia 146

Crandall, Amos Barclay 255

Angeline 263

George Parker 255

Gilbert G 255

Henry Ruel 255

Lovina 263

Maude 255

Crane, Christine Wallace 232

Warren Seabury 232

Cranstoun, George 20, 21

Crary, Catherine 281

Courtenay Dennison. . 281

Horace 280

Craven, Abigail 378

Richard 379

Crawford, Alexander 291

Alexander B 294

Alfred 292

Anna Eliza 294

Archibald 292

Catherine 289, 301, 341

David 290, ■^■^2)

David A 292

Eleanor 292

Elinor 301

Elizabeth 287, 292

Ellen M 271

Emily 292

George 290

J 294

James 287, 288

James McC 292

James W 290

Jean 287, 288

John 290

John Duryea 292

John S 242

Joshua Z2>Z

Julia 241

Leander 289

Mary 287, 288

Mary Elizabeth 292

Index — (General) .

441

Moses A 292

Robert 292

Robert S 287

Samuel 333

Sarah 288, 291, 292

Sarah Barkley 290

William 290, 301

William B 235, 290

Creed, Alice M 264

Bessie M 264

Florence R 264

George P 264

Grace 264

I. 0 264

Julia A 264

Mildred M 264

Oliver 264

Crews, Mary 244

Croese, Gerard 8

Crof ten, Elizabeth 377

Henry 377

Cromell, Elizabeth 289

Crommelin, Louise 166

Crosby, 280

Thomas 360

Crosskill, Beverley Campbell. 162
Francis Moore Campbell,
162.

Crosstnan, Blanche Eva 165

Charlotte Grace 165, 195

Florence 165, 195

Grace Underbill I94

William Henry. 164, 165, I94

Crowley, James 380

Mary 380

Cruickshank, James 392

Crum, Abram 308

Rebecca 3o8

Rose 308

Crumbaugh, Roberta Lee 315

Culbertson, Alexander 239

Mary 238

Cumming, William 359

Cunard, Annie Allen 163, 191

Anthony Gordon 190

Bache Edward 162

Caroline Margaret. . 163, 191
Edward 162, 163, 190

Gordon 163, 190

Jeanette Emmet. .. .163, 190

Mary McEvers 163, 190

Nancy Claire 190

Samuel 162

Victor 190

Curry, Charles Robert 327

Elizabeth 378

Margaret Barkley.... 328

Mary Catherine 328

Samuel 378

Curd, Cora Lee 327

Curtis, Robert 379

Cushing, Rev. Pierre 337

Custer, Ann Eliza 304

Eveline 314

Cutting, Charles Suydam 205

Elizabeth McEvers... 205

Fulton 205

Helen 205

Robert Fulton 205

Ruth Hunter 205

Schermerhorn 205

Daggett, Laura Marguerite. . . I97

Dalgarno, Mary 225

Dalley, Rev. J. W 8

Dancer, George E 343

Dangler, Mary Elizabeth 96

Darrow, Harriet D 207

Dash, Edward 267

Dashiell, Joseph 359

Daton, Edward 381

Daube, Charles 281

Davenport, 320

David, Earl of Strathearn 224

David I, King of Scotland 59

Davidge, Frances Beverley... I57
William Hathorn Stewart,

157-

Davidson, Agnes Quay 272

Lewis ^72

Davis, Emily B 212

Ira 263

John 293

Wilmer Otis 193

Davison, John A 64

442

Index — (General).

Dawson,

263
271

Ettie M

James A 271

Mary H 271

Day, Lizzie 268

Deane, Mary 379

Deans, Barbara 398

Deare, Jonathan 401

DeBerkeley, Theobald 59

Decay, Elizabeth 121

deCharms, Mary 242

deHoIIand, Thomas 395

Sir Thomas 395

DeLancey, Jane 104

Oliver 105

Peter 104, 105

Stephen 100, 105

Susanna 104, 105

Thomas James 176

Delandre, Bartholomew 69

Dempsey, Mary 272

Denison, Andrew 345

Gilbert S 64

Dennison, Andrew 342, 346

Nancy 342

Denny, James 348

dePau, Jane Mar>' 15

dePeyster, Augusta Morris. .

Ella Morris

Frances Goodhue. . .
Frederic Ashton. . . .

Frederic T

Helen VanCortlandt

deRham, Casimir 200

Charles 169, 200

Elise 169, 200

Emily Clarisse 200

Frederic Foster 200

Giraud Foster 200

Henry Casimir 169, 200

Laura 200

Marion Elise 200

William 169, 200

Derrett, Janie 309

Derwight, Solomon 292

Desert, Elizabeth 262

Desmond, Maggie 274

DeWitt, Ann Eliza 141

Lydia Bloodgood 140

Dey, Laurence 400

Dibblee, Grace Hailes 134

Sophia Isabella Bliss. 134

Dickenson, Alexander Barclay 94

Bertram 94

Charlotte Hard 94

Charlotte Virginia... 94

Edward 94

Sarah 290

Dickinson, Griffith 370

James 369

John 357

Mary R 369

Dickson, Martha 347

Dietz, Mary 148

Dillon, Alice M 299

Dillwyn, William 23

Dixon, Priscilla 129

Thomas 245

Dobson, Annie 276

Doggett, Leona 319

Dominici, Joseph 129

Donaldson, Charles 239

Dorset, Marquis of 395

Doty, Alice Florida 315

Anne Steele 315

Elizabeth Custer 315

Jesse Barkley 315

Susan Dunn 315

William R 315

William Roylston 315

Doubleday, Elizabeth 75

John 223

Prudence 75

Douglas, Louisa 240

Sir R 397

Douglass, Grace Ann 127

Richard H 127

Dove, William M 253

Dow, Josephine D 178

Dowds, Rosanna 271

Dowling, Ann 338

Drauyer, Anna Dorothea. .51, 52, 102

Capt. Andries. . . .51, 52, 102

Drayton, Alida Livingston... 207

Caroline Astor 207

Henry Coleman 207

Index — (General).

443

J. Coleman 207

William Astor 207

Drexel, Mary Ann 273

Droste, Antoinette Dorothea. . 216

Drown, Jessie Darling 226

Drowne, Henry Russell 214

Drummond, Evans 15,16

Duane, Ellen 142

Ducachet, Henry W 141

Duckel, Julia N 351

Diickwitz, Arnold Frederick.. 137
Charles Andrew. 137, 164, 166

Charles F 166

Charlotte Gezina. . .137, 165

Eliza Helena 137

Emilie Meta 137, 166

Florence A 166

Frances Adele 138, 166

George Frederick.... 137
George Theodore.... 137

Helen Louise 166

Herbert H 166

Julia Henrietta 138

Kate Isabel 138, 167

Lillian Ryder 166

Mary Louise 137, 166

Sarah I37, 166

Theodore S 166

William Henry 138, 166

Dudley, Charlotte Elizabeth. . . 165
Frances Halstead.... IQS

Gordon Bee 195

Laura Lightbournc. .. 195

Percy Sheldon 165

William Frederick. .165, 19S

William Henry 165, 195

Duer, Frances 117

George Wickham. ... 131
Henrietta Elizabeth.. 117

John Beverley 131, I57

Morris Robinson 131

Duffie, Archibald Bleecker. .171, 202

Archibald Duncan 202

Charles William I39

Cornelia Roosevelt... 171
Cornelius Roosevelt. . .139,

140, 171, 202.
Dorothy 202

Helena Bleecker 140

Jane Antoinette 171, 202

Maria Roosevelt 140

Roe Clark 202

Dulaney, Ann 244

Wm. J. C. Co 407

Duncan, Malinda E 311

Margaret 64

Mason 311

Dunscomb, Euphemia in

Dunham, Benyon 342

David 342

Elizabeth 342

Martha 342

Dunlap, James 356

Durand, George Albert 201

Durant, Henrietta 93

DuVernet, Harriet Lavinia... 160

Dwyer, P 374

Dyer, Elizabeth 273

Pearl 328

Eaton, William 263

Eckerson, Elizabeth G 89

Edgar, Hannah 145

King 395

William 14S

Edmonds, Catherine 257

Edmund Ironsides 395

Edmund, King 395

Edward I, King 395

Edward the Black Prince 395

the Confessor 395

the Elder 395

Prince 395

Edwards, Benjamin Franklin. 234

Reuben K 236

Egle, William Henry 364

Eirskins, 27

Elgin, Mary P 248

Elliot, Fannie Foster 225

Elliott, William D 338

Ellis, James 303

Ellison, Margaret 301

Elizabeth, Countess 395

Emmet, Anna Helena 211

Herman Rutgers LeRoy,
211.

444

Index — (General) .

Jane Erin 135

Robert 6-j

Robert Rutherfurd Morris,
211.

Robert Temple 211

Thomas Addis 135

Eraso, Luis 185

Erhart, William 246

Ernest, William 348

Ethelred II, King 395

Eustace, Ann 81

Evans, Catherine T2>, 74

Elizabeth 74

John 7Z

Peter 345, 346

Rebecca 345, 34^

Everett, Mary 284

Everingham, Charles 343

Ewing;, Nathaniel 365

Robert 381

Eyer, Charles Barkley 299

Hattie E 297

Warren H 299

Fadin, Robert ]M 363

Fahys, Bertha A 233

Fairchild, Julia A 92

Fairfield, Mary 113, 114

Fait, John 370

Falconer, David 26, 76, 334

John 23, 334

Farragher, David 277

Fellows, Georgia Anna 153

Fenlon, Harriet 196

Fenn, J. J 310

Fenton, John 3S1

Fenwick, John 3

Ferguson, Charles E 254

Jane 247

Nida C 237

William 380

Fergusson, Ella 156

Fielders, Gertrude Anna 158

Finch, William 380

Finlay, John 393

Miss 357

Finney, David 344

Firth, Annie 226

Fish, Elizabeth Sarah 144

Emma White 203

Nicholas 144

Fisher, Harriet 294

Joseph Austin 304

Flint, Hannah Viola 258

Flomerfelt, Claude Bache.... 194

Zachariah 194

Fogg, Charles W 242

Foote, W. Thomas 328

Forsyth, Louisa Trevor 183, 214

Robert Allan 183, 214

Webb Monroe 214

William Dabney 214

Forbes, Alexander. . .74, 75, 76, "JJ,
223.

Ann 75, -je, 77

Barbara 75, 77

Christian 77

Elizabeth 77

Isabella 76

James . . 74, 75, 76, 77, 222

Jane 75, 77

Jean 77

John 74, 77

Katharine. .67, 72, 72, 75, 76,
77, 85.

Margrat 77

Patience 67, 76

Samuel 74, 75, 76

Timothy. .74, 75, 76, 77, 222

Ford, Eleanor 278

Forman, Charles Wesley 252

John 401

Forrest, Uriah 366

Forster, Mary 384

Miles 9, 10, 382, 383, 384

Rebeckah 384

Forwood, Elizabeth 363

Foster, Emily Hone 200

Joseph 43, 66, 373, 398

Fowlan, Margaret 255

Fowler, Edmund 380

Fox, Alice Maude 230

DeGrasse 230

James 184

Sylvia DeGrasse.... 230
Fraer, Amy 294

Index — (General).

445

Franklin, Benjamin loS, 367

Sarah 108

Fraser, Catherine 1 14

Elizabeth 114

Matilda 114

Simon 114

Freame, Priscilla 22, 223

French, Marie Louise 192

Petty 364

Thomas Henry 192

Freshfield, Marj^ 114

Fry, Jemima 302

Fryatt, Edith VanDyke 217

Funstan, John F 296

Furman, Boyd W 299

Chester M 299

Clara G 299

Clinton 299

Elias 297

Elias R 299

Henry F 299

Howard C 299

Josiah H 299

Julia H 299

Kenneth K 299

Mary Cordelia 298

Moore 296

Fulton, Hetty 238

Phoebe 291

Funk, Amos 293

Fyfe, William 114

Gage, General 112

Gailey, Maria 266

Galbraith, Eliza 35i

William 3Si

Gallagher, Nancy 247

Gallatin, Albert 132

Albert Louis 132, 158

James Francis 132

Gallaway, Andrew I3

Galloway, Joseph 357

Galton, Samuel 224

Gamble, Thomas Hoyt 318

Gansevoort, Conrad 332

Peter 333

Gardiner, William 379

Garette, Mary 346

Garland, George 334

Peggy 87

Garner, George R 412

Garnett, Elizabeth 240

Robert G 240

Gash, Huldah Katherine 313

Moses B 314

Gaston, Sarah 287

George III, King 18,385

George IV, King 114

Gerry, Elbridge T 144

Getz, Peter 293

Gibbs, Effie L 254

Katherine 279

Gibson, 33

Giffen, Nancy 262

Gill, Elizabeth 249

Gillian, William 368

Gillis, Mary 240

Gillispie, Alexander 312

Madeline 312

Gilman, Bertha de la Vergne. . 203

Gilmore John 347

Qivens, Ava 295

Godet, Henry H 337

Goldsborough, Nicholas 358

Rachel 358

Gooch, Mary Jane 3^2

Goodrich, Edward Ward 281

Sidney Barclay 281

Smith Ely 281

Goodsell, Elizabeth Underbill 196

Gordon, 262

Hon. Adam 395

Alexander 395

Archibald 369, 40i

Charles 57

George 395

Lady Janet 395

John 395

Katharine 25, 57

Lady Katharine. . I, 2, 4, 40,

57, 66, 222. 343, 394, 395

Louisa 395

Rebecca 59, 343

Robert 359

Sir Robert 395

William J 187

446

Index — (General) .

Gormley, James 3^5

Qosiin T. George IQO

George Edward 190

Vere Hobart 190

Gossam, J. H 251

Gough, Jonathan 70

Glascock, William 72, Jz

Glass, Lucinda 267

Glen, Ann Matilda Waldburg 116

Glester, Catherine 75

Glover, Agnes 176

Anne White Livingston,

208,
Claiborne VanCortlandt,

209.
Edward Augustus. .176, 208
Edward Augustus Van

Cortlandt, 208-
Ernestine Frances Living-
ston, 208.
Frances DeLancey. .. 176
Frederick Raymond 176
Gladys Gouverneur. .. 209
Henry Warburton Bibby,
176, 209.

James Andrew 176, 208

John Morgan 209

Joseph Ogden 208

Louisa Thebaud 176

Mary Weltha 176, 207

Nathalie Florence... 208
Robert Ogden. .. .176, 207,

208, 209.
Susanna Livingston. . 208

Thomas 176

Thomas James 208

Graham, Jennie 271

Lillias 148

William 224

Granger, Catherine 89

Francis 89

Grauer, Evelyn Newcombe.... 216

Frank 216

Franklin Hay ward. . 216

Gray, Elizabeth W 178

George 285

Green, John 305

Sallie Reid 30S

William L 305

Greene, Charlotte Louise 216

Helen 216

Martin E I57

Richard Thurston 216

Greenhow, William 70

Greenleaf, Mariah 263

Gregg, George 346

Gregory, Georgina Archer. . . . 159

Richard L 328

Gregory XIII, Pope 55

Grenville, Lord 38, 39

Qreveraard, Elizabeth loi, 104

Griffith, Benjamin 383, 384

Catherine 250

George 264

Grig, Edward 383

Grimes, Elizabeth 303

Stella Marie 324

Groshon, Annie Wagstaff . . . 176

Augusta Bibby 177, 209

Edward Kemeys..... 177
Elizabeth Bleecker. .. 177

Francena White 177

George Mackness. .. . 177

Harriet White 177

Henrietta Anne Elizabeth,

143, "ill-
Henry M I43

Henry White 143, 176

Isabel Gourlie 177,209

John Pierre 143, 176

William Beach Carter 177

William Francis 143, 177

Groute, Christme I94

Gunn, Charlotte 198

Gurney, Hudson 224

John 346

Rachel 346

Haig, George Ogilvy 207

Haines, Ann 291

Frances 293

John 292

Nathan 288

Martha 292

Halbert, Daniel 308

Martha Louise 308

Index — (General) .

447

Halconar, 14

Hall, Alfred 294

Andrew 163

Annie Armstrong. . . . 163

Catherine 294

Charlotte Louise 163, 191

Elmer 294

Frank 294

Helen Bache 163, 192

James 294

Jessie Barclay 282

John B 288

Luan L 243

Richard 363

R W 282

Halsted, Caroline 145

Hamilton, Andrew Thomas. . . 378

Arabella 377

Consul 39

Sir F z-jy

Lula 326

Mary Augusta 157

Nancy 265

Sackville 377

Hamm, Isaac 363

Hammond, Mr 38, 39

Hampton, Louise Caroline... 236

Handcock, Ann "jd

Sara 76

Timothy 76

Hankins, George Valentine... 93

William Augustus... 93

Hanmore, Jane 292

Hansford, Louis Bleecker 141

Maria Pennock 141, 173

William Pennock 141

Hanson, George A 358

Sarah Ann 280

Hanton, Andrew 383

Harbison, Samuel 2.()^

Hard, Charlotte Sophia 90

Hardenbrock, Catharina 103

Hardisty, Laura 325

Hare, Elizabeth Emlen 187

Hargrove, Alice 244

R. K 244

Harrell, Joshua 285

Harrington, Nettie Frances.. 226

Harris, 291

Ann 291

Bloyce 359

Nelson 288

Rev. Mr 115

Harrison, Carter Henry 234

Eleanor Susanna 234

James 276

John 14

Louisa Ann 234

Peyton Randolph. . . . 234

Robert Carter 234

Robert Pe5i;on 234

Thomas Barclay 234

Harrold, Phoebe 247

Hart, Rebecca 302

Richard 302

Thomas 380

Hartford & Powells 33

Hartley, May 296

Hartshorne, Elizabeth 01

Harvey, 262

Haskins, Ann 358

Barclay 358

John Barclay 358

Joseph 358

Sarah Barclay 358

Hastings, Mary Wool 152

Haswell, Frances Roe 165

Hatcher, Anna Grimes 313

Edwin Barkley 313

Joseph L 303, Z^Z

Josephine Lee 303

Samuel 0 2,11

Hathaway, Charles S 97

Herbert Warren 97

Haulenville, Abigail 79

Alexander Jaffray. . . 79

Charlotte 79

Robert Jaffray 79

Rawdon 79

Hawkins, Narcissa E 304

Hay, Athole 191

Athole Stanhope 191

Bache McEvers Athole,
191.

Robert Athole 191

Samuel 356

448

Index — (General).

Hay ward, Elizabeth Robins.. 358

William 334

Yisap, Annie E 196

Hearr.c, Elizabeth 315

Frank Barkley 315

WiUiam T 315

Helm, Rebecca LaRue 316

Squire LaRue 316

Henderson, 265

Ellsworth 322

Harry Bruce 322

Hattie 252

John 333

Hendrickson, Amy Florence. 322

Catherine Cassidy. . . . 322

Daniel 302

George Barkley 322

Jack 322

James Herbert 322

]\Iary 302

Henley, Maria Louisa 327

Henry, John 380

Toseph 380

Sarah Wharton 213

Henry I, King 59, 395

Henry H, King 395

Henry HI, King 394, 395

Henson, John 370

Herbert, John 2

Hernboldt, Elmo P 258

Lee A 258

Heron, Margaret 11 1

Herrin, Sarah Ann 320

Heyward, Zefita 158

Hibbart, J 33

Hickman, Anne 346

Anthony 380

Henrietta 380

Patience 346

Robert 346

Higbee, Charlotte Lloyd 170

John 301

Martha Ellison 301

Higby, Aaron 292

Nathaniel 292

Higgens, Edward Grote 187

John E. Grote 187

Julia Grote 187

Robert Grote 187

Higley, George 264

Joseph 264

Hisey, Hannah P 269

Hill, Amanda 284

Isabella 75

Jane Clarkson 171

John Townsend 226

Nettie 279

Hills, G. M. (Rev.) 43

Hilts, William Edgar 260

Hindman, Rev. Francis 345

Hines, Walter G 243

Hinewar, Lillian Bell 272

Hinman, Carlton 281

Charles Carlton 281

Frank Barclay 281

Helen Zaidee 281

Hobart, Rev. John H 33y

Hobley, Marion 258

Hobson, Benjamin Lewis 330

Jessamine Humphrey. 330

Martha Barbour 330

Hodgson, IS

Holcomb, Mary 263

Holden, Louisa Rainsford. . . . 162

Holland, Gartriid 383

John 363

Lady Margaret 395

Hollister, Miriam 289

Holmes, John 78

Lydia 78, 79

Holsman, Catherine Ann 229

Margretta Lorillard. . 229

Hoope, Catherine 75, 76

James 75

Hooper, Joseph (Rev.)... 43, 44, loi

Hoops, Mary 234, 345

Hopper, Anna Evelina 192

Home, Eliza Ann 137

Geor"-e T 137

Horton, LiUv M 264

Mary 183

Hosie, Ann Eliza 126

Hotchkin, Samuel Fitch 197

Hough, Retta 261

Houston, William P 241

Howard, Edith Mary 190

Index — (General) .

449

Howell, Abraham Price 308

Isabella Imogene 308

Hubbard, Susan White I35

Hudson, Catherine EHzabeth.. 131

Huey, Myrtle M 243

Huffty, 255

Hugh Capet, King 395

Hughes, Richard 381

T. E 298

Huiell, Barclay V. Seaman 283

John Mortimer 283

Hull, Caroline 163

Frances May 322

John A 163

James ^"3

William 163

Humphrey, Catherine Prather. .317,

330-

Edward Porter 3I7

Edward W. C 317

Heman 3^7

Jessamine 3^7

Lewis Craig 3^7

Mary Brown 3^7

Rev. Dr 45, 49

Sally Green 3i7, 330

Hunter, 289

Alexander 272

Andrew 34i

Ann Munro 178

Catherine 289, 292

Daniel 287

Elizabeth 266

Ethel 272

Howard Iveland 272

Jane 265

John 292

Sarah 257

Stella 272

William 270

Huntley, Earl of 395

Hurd, Parney 289

Hushman, 30O

Hutchison, George 3i«

Lucille 318

Frank Young 3i8

Margaret 3i8

Sarah Ann 64

Inglis, Ann 345

Rev. Charles in, 337

Innes, John 224, 392, 393

Ireland, Rev. Mr 113

Irvin, Corneha 312

Irving, Charles Edward 206

Cortlandt i75, 205

Edward I7S, 206

Eugene I75

Frances Rogers I75

Frederick I75

Helen Cordelia I7S

Henry I75, 205

John 17s, 205

John Treat I75

Joseph VanCortlandt.. .206

205.
Marion Harwood. ... I75

Percival Ralph 205, 217

Samuel Alexander... 205

Walter I75, 206

Walter VanCortlandt 206
Irwin, William 3S6

Jackson, James 70

Juliet 311

Mary 296

Jaffray, Abigail 71, 76, 78, 79

Alexander. .74, 1^, 77, /S, 79,
82, 222.

Christian 7^, 77

Elizabeth 78

Gilbert 7(>, 77, 78

Katharine 71, 7^, 78, 79

Lydia •■• 76

Robert.. 76, 77,78,81,82,83

Thomas 7(>, 77,7^

James I, King 395

Jameson, Joseph 393

Jamison, H. D 243

John M 242

Janvier, Mary A 168

Jaques, David 27, 63

Richard ^7, 63

Samuel Lee 2T, 63

Sarah 27, 63

Jarden, John 358

450

Index — (General) .

Jardine, Francis 369

Jay, Frederick no, in, 112

Margaret no

Jefferis, Elizabeth 94

Jefferson, Louise 237

Mary Elizabeth 237

Rev. S. M 237

Robert Barclay 237

Ruth 237

Jeffrey, F 20, 21

Lord 20, 21

Jenkins, Mary Read 130

Jermain, Sylvanus P 340

Jesup, Jane Findlay 168

Jewett, Augustus Williamson 149
David Augustine Lawrence,

201.
Edward Woolsey. . . . 149

Elise Bache 201

Elizabeth Melenda... 201
George Parbury Pollen,
201.

Gertrude 201

Grace Bayley 149, 184

Harriet Roosevelt... 149

Jacob Boerum 148

Louisa Brown 148

Mary Williamson. .149, 185

Richard Coleman 201

R. Dickinson 201

Joan, Princess 395

Job, Archibald 364

John of Gaunt, 395

John of Scotland, King 395

Jones, Alice Lafon 318

Annie Barkley 318

Cordelia Schermerhorn, 174,
205.

Edward 132

Edward Renshaw. .132, 157,

158.
Eleanor Colford. .174, 180,

204.
Elizabeth Schermerhorn,
132.

Frances Duer 158, 188

Hannah Maria 167

; Harriet Duer 132, 158

Hugh McKee 318

Hunt 319

James H. 174

James 1 174

Lafon 319

Mabel Irving 158

Mary W 306

Morris Robinson.... 132

Richard Cocke 319

Robert Breckenridge. 319

Stephen Edward. . .306, 318

William W 138

Jordan, John 365

J. C 278

Johnson, 263

Abigail Adams 168, 198

Barclay 236

Elizabeth Lispenard, 168,
198.

Col. Francis 262

Helena 152

Isabella 239

J.Augustus 236

James 292

Julia 236

Julia Barclay 236

Maggie Holt 236

Minnie 236

Nellie 236

Thomas 370

Tristram Burgess 236

William 105, 369

William C 168

Johnston, Adam 246

Anna Elizabeth 272

Annie Mary 271, 272

George Curtice 271, 272

Harry Jennings 272

James 379

Keziah 268

Mary 267

Sarah Elizabeth 270

William James 271

Johnstone, Thomas Alexander 151

Jolly, Ruth 27, 63

Julius Caesar 55

Junk, Thomas 341

Index — (General).

451

Kair, Fannie 269

Kane, Carolyn Hunter 212

Margaret 278

Kean, Caroline Morris 153

Kearney, John Watts 127

Mary Livingston 127

Kearny, Michael 15

Keeler, Edith L 217

Keen, Reynold 346

Keith, George.. 7, 8, g, 16, 56, 383, 384

John 393

Kelly, John.... 34i

Kelsey, Edith Mae 262

Kemble, Mary Walton I45

Richard Frederick... 145

Richard Law 210

William 210

Kemp, Martha 360

Kenner, Edwin H 323

Webb Ross 323

Kent, Earl of 395

Fair Maid of 395

Helen VanCortlandt Le
Roy, 212.

James 212, 218

Le Roy 212

Stewart 212

Sylvester 290

W. Irving 212

William Pinckney 212

Kepner, Clara S 233

Kerbey, George 249

Kerr, Thomas 257

Virginia Ranson 251

Kessler, Hattie Augusta 189

Keth, Anne 358

Key, Eugene 188

Jean Frances 188

John James 188

Katharine Voorhis. .. 188

Kilpatrick, Edward 167

James 35°, 363

James M 35°

Kimmell, Atala Lamar....... I99

Harry I99

Helen Marie I99

King, David 153, 179

Eliza Gracie 156

Ephraim 359

Hermann 14

John 342

Maud Gwendolen. ..153, 187

Nancy 342

Philip Wharton Rives 153

Kingdon, Anna Phillips Renorden,

159.

Hollingworth Tully. . 159

Kingsbury, Minnie E 273

Kingsland, Ethel Welles 206

George Lovett 206

Helen Schermerhorn. . .206,
212, 217.

Kington, Frances 245

Kinsey, Rose 267

Kirby, Emeline 164

Klein, Lula • 324

Kleudgen, John Daniel 138

Kountze, Annie Ward 152

Barclay Ward 152

Helen Livingston. .152, 187

Luther 152

William DeLancey. . 152

Knair, Martha 262

Knight, Julia 293

Kuhn, E. W 250

Kuhns, Rebecca 242

Kutschke, Emma Liddy 152

Labbe, Anita 295

Lachlan, John McLean 96

Lafon, Alice 306, 317

George Barkley 306

John 306

Mary W 3o6

Nathaniel 3^7

Lainge, John i4. 384

Laird, Philip D 4io

William 265

Lamberti, Florence 209

Lamar, Janvier Longstreet.. . I99

Lucius Q. C 199

Mirabeau Bonaparte.. I99

Lancaster, Duke of 395

452

Index — (General) .

Land, Mary 326

Lane, Frank Wilber 317

Joseph Henderson... 317
Margaret Barkley. .317, 330

Samuel 342

Lang, 247

Langdon, Edith Normington 202

Genette 280

Lansing, Abraham A 332, 333

Lapham, William Gray 186

Lapsley, Mary A 240

Large, Walter 184

Larkin, Adrian H 204

James Satterthwaite. . 204

Lawrence 204

Sarah Elizabeth 204

Lasting, Christian 339

Latouche, David 78

Law, Alexander 393

William 379

Lawley, Arthur 191

Margaret Cecilia 191

Richard Edward 191

Ursula Mary 191

Lawrence, Alice 251

Barclay 251

Henry 251

Joseph 251

Lawrenceson, Lawrence 378, 380

Lawrie, Gawen 4. I3

Lawry, Governor 383

Rebecca 382

Lawson, Andrew 393

Lay, William 355

Layworth, Peter 74

Lease, Caroline 290

David 290

Leatham, Edmund 190

Gordon Cunard 190

Hubert Edward 190

Lorna Priscilla 190

LeBoutillier, George 209

Ledwith, Mary 215

Lee, Frederick Graham 182

George 118

Graham Stewart 182

Mary H 88

Maud Stewart 182, 214

Leggett, 263

Leiper, George 393

William 393

Lennox, Earl of 395

Lent, Anna 105

James 105

LeRoy, Edward Augustus 145

Helen VanCortlandt 145,

180.

Herman 145, 184

Herman C 147

Herman Stewart. .. 147, 183

Matilda Stewart 147

Robert 184

Lewin, Dolly 361

Lewis, Susan Mary 252

Lex, Barclay 256

William H 256

Lievens, Annatje 52

Lightner, Ida Brown 331

Lincoln, Mary dePeyster 164

Linn, John Addoms 188

Rev. Dr. 357

Lispenard, Alice no

Ann Dorothy 120

Anthony no, 220

Child of 121

Esther Maria 138,167

Helen Sophia 138, 167

Helena Bache 121, 138

Helena Roosevelt. .110, 119,

120, 124.
Julia Ann Sarah... 138, 167
Leonard . .110, 120, 121, 124,

138, 220.
Leonard Augustus. . . 138

Leonard's Child 121

Sarah no, 121, 124

Sarah Amelia 120

Theophylact Bache. 121, 138

Thomas no

Litchfield, Edith 195

Little, Isabel 341

Robert 342

Samuel 342

Index — (General) .

453

Livingston, Angelica 136

Ann 113, 126

Arthur Lispenard ... . 136
Bayard Urquhart. ..179, 180
Charles Octavius. . .136, 163

Charles Victor 163

Cornelia 113

Eliza Barclay 126

Eliza Glass 126, 128, 151

Eliza Helen 136

Frances 208

George Barclay 126

Henry Barclay 126, 151

James iii, 112, 332

John Robert 136

Julia Eliza Montgomery,
136.

Louisa Morris 180

Margaret Maria 126,151

Matilda Corinna. . .127, 151

Peter Schuyler 113

Philip 181

Polly Ill, 112

Richard Montgomery. . 136
Robert Linlithgow.. . 187
Robert Montgomery.. 135

Robert R 163

Sarah Barclay 136

Schuyler 113, 126, 127

Susan Gertrude 113

Thomas Barclay... .113, 127

Llewellyn, Adelaide May 158

Lochhart, Alexander 398

Lockwood, Susan 292

Logan, Cornelia 312

Edward 92

Edward Daniel Barclay,
92.

Georgina Mather 92

John 376

Margaret 97

Sarah 60, 339

William 376

Lomison, Margaret Medlar. . . 248

Longormes, Lord of 395

Low, Andrew 291, 294

James Bleecker 141

Mary 294

Theodore 141

Lowe, Gen'l Sir Hudson 105

Lowens, William Henry...... 319

Lowery, Jean 245

Lounsberry, Irene 285

Lucas, Susannah 300

Lufborrow, John 383

Lufburry, John 384

Luman, Helen 321

Lunan, Alexander 360

Lundy, Daniel 342

Lyal, William 393

Lybolt, Catherine 290

Lydick, John 3^5

Katherine Maria 3^5

Lynch, Charlotte I37

Francis B 137

Julia • 137

Mary I37

Sarah Rosalie 171

Lyon, George 333

Lyons, America 320

Macartney, John 72, 73

Macbane, Alexander 392

MacDonald, Alexander Cameron,
161.
Charles Beverley Robinson,
161.

Charles deWolfe 161

Donald Cameron 161

Eleanor Amelia Bliss. 161

Joan Allison 161

MacDonough, Mr 39

MacFarland, John 245

Mackay, Charlotte 34i

Mackenzie, Sir George 397

Mackie, Robert ^ ^4

Maddock, Joseph 81

Magee, William 346

Maghee, Frances Holme 127

Thomas H 127

Maitland, Jane Catherine I43

Robert M3

Malcolm of Scotland, King. . 395

Mallaby, Benjamin DeWitt. . . 172

Cornelia Bleecker.... 203

454

Index — (General) .

Edith Noel 217

Francis Bleecker 203, 217

Helena Bache 172

Katharine Lyell 172

Lydia Eve 172

Seaman J 203

Theodora Frances 172

Theodore 172

Theophylact Bache... 172

Thomas Kortright. . . . 203

Marden, Lillie 204

Marechal, William, Earl of . . . i

Margaret, Queen 395

Marr, Alexander 392

Marsh, Alanson B 293

Alexander B 293

Barkley 293

Clinton 293

Constance Cecil Maud 159

Elizabeth W 293

George William 158

Katherine 293

Violet Anna Beverley. 159

Marshall, Elizabeth Morris... 179

James 350

Jean Dale 211

John 370

Margaret 129

Robert 379, 380

Sarah Elliot 179

William St. John Elliot. 178,
179, 211.

Martin, 235

Elizabeth 369

John 369

Mary Ann 245

Mary J 343

Minnie May 324

Robert . . 364

Martling, Abraham B 334

Mason, Alice 270

Clotilde Diickwitz... 166

Emilie Duryea 166, 195

Frederick Eldredge. . 166

Mary Colfax 192

Massey, Mary 235

Mather, Elvira D 241

Matilda of Scotland, Princess 395

Matson, Charles T 159

William Charles 159

Matteson, Beatrice 283

Carl 283

Helena Walworth 281

Mabel 283

Matthews, Charles Mcllvaine. 197

Emily Corcoran 197

Hannah Somerville. . . 197

Henry Stoddert 197

Lucy Haw I97

Winifred 196

Matticheck, Mathew W 324

Maxwell, Elizabeth 376

John 379

Judith 379

Letitia 381

Robert 376

May, Maud 270

McBride, Rachel 297

McCandlish, Dorothea Bache. 198

Howard Sheild 198

McCardy, James 333

McCartney, Harriet Ophelia. . 93

John P 309

McCauseland, George 362, 363

John 362

McChesney, James 342

McClain, Clara A 274

McClaughry, Catherine 286

McClay, Matilda 267

McComas, Lola 248

McConnall, Alexander 349

Daniel 349, 350

John 349

McCormick, Jane 365

McCowen, Alexander 293

McCrea, W. B 248

McCreary, Ira G 269

Thomas 348

McCullough, 266

Elizabeth 263

Rosanna 337

McCune, 262

McCurdy, Nancy 286

McDonald, 262

McDowell, Anna 3^4

Elizabeth Miller 314

Index — (General).

455

Hugh A 314

Margaret Barkley.... 314

Mary Susan 314

McEIbee, Ann 262

McEIwain, John W 240

McEvers, Addis Emmet 13S

Bache 119, 135

Charles, Jr 109, 119, 221

C. & G 221

Jeanette Emmet. 135, 162

Mary Bache 119, 135, 162

& Barclay 221

McQaffick, Benjamin..... 270

Dallas 270

Herfie 270

John Johnston 270

Lulela 270

Robert 270

William 270

McQiH, George McCulloch. ... 180

McQuire, Andrew 370

James Clark 198

Mclnnes, Amelia Houston 149

Mclntyre, 364

Mcintosh, John 246

McKean, Samuel 37'^

McKee, Martha 318

McKenzie, George 12, 13, 14

McKesson, John 22)3

Maria 333

McKim, Anthony Lispenard.. 214

Cecily Albert 214

Robert Vanderburg. . 214

William J. Albert 214

William Lee 214

McKinley, John 344

McLain, Moses 356

McLaughlin, James 267, 360

McMillan, Reuben 263

McMurtrie, Maria 228

McPherson, Helen 187

James Beverley 187

Robert I37

Robert Betts 187

Robert Henry 187

McQuay, Benjamin Franklin. . 195

McVitie, Charles 141

Jane Campbell 141

McVoy, Caroline 136

Means, Amos 307

Amos Nesbitt 308

Annie Conie 321

Daniel 265

Eliza W 307

George 307, 321

Henrick Monroe 308

James Barkley 308, 321

Mary Elizabeth 307, 321

Robert 308

Walker Wilson 321

William Amos 321

William Henry 308

Melick, Julia A 298

Melven, John 392

Menagh, Martha 297

Mengies, John 41

Meredith, Samuel 344

Merrick, Charles Lewis 323

Merry, Ant 38, 39, 40

Merryman, M. R 250

Mershon, Francina 302

Isaac S 64

Mesler, Jane 343

Metcalf, Sarah 305

Metheny, David Gregg 160

Meyer, Augusta VanCortlandt 210
Augustus VanCortlandt. 143,
178.

Francena 143, ^77

Franoena Roulet 210

Henry VanCortlandt 178,

210.
Isabel VanCortlandt. 210

John Wolff 143

Josephine Gillson. . . . 178
Raymond VanCortlandt,
210.

Myers, Alfred Roulet 210

Alice Francena White 210
Carleton Wagstaff . . . 209
Elizabeth Penfold van

Schoonhoven.2io.
Margaret VanCortlandt,
209.

Pierre Hamilton 209

William Hamilton... 209

456

Index — (General).

Myles, Samuel (Rev.) 42

Michael, Son of Montour 51

Milborn, Samuel 360

Mill, John 382

Millard, Raymond Eugene. . . 284

Raymond A 284

Miller, 242

Charlotte Barclay 230

Elizabeth M 314

John 381

John Biddle 230

Joseph 349, 363

Katherlne 301

Lewis H 258

Margaret 291, 339

Marion Spencer 230

Mary Miller 342

Ozbert 314

Robert 342, 345

Samuel W 230

Spencer 230

Susan 241

Virginia Breckenridge 230

William 128, 339

Millidge, Louisa 118

Milligan, Robert 291

Millow, James 384

Mills, Widdow 384

Millspaugh, Agnes 287, 288

Alexander 291

Comfort 288

Elizabeth 288

John 291

Marcus 288

Mary 288

Mowbray 291

Nathaniel 291

P 288

Susan 288

William 291

Milne, John 392

Milsse, Christie 248

Mintjen, John 258

Mitchell, Albert 240

Sir Andrew 40

Charles 326

Florence Elizabeth... 259

Frances Louisa 326

George G 257, 259

James J 268

Kirt 268

Louise Fontaine 155

Mary 383

Maud Mary. 259

Walter Scott 326

Widow 383

William Jennings Bryan,
326.

Moffat, Abbot Low 96

Ad:-. 91, 95

Alexander White.... 95
Barclay Wellington. . 95

Constance 95

Donald 95

Edgar Vietor 91, 95

Elizabeth Barclay 96

Ethel 95

Frances White 1 95

George Barclay 91, 95

Harold Wellington. . 95

Helen 95

Jay Pierrepont 96

John Little 91, 95

Lillian 91

Mabel 91

Mary 286

R. Burnham 91, 96

Reuben Curtis 91, 95

Virginia 95

Willie Partridge 91

Moffett, Mary S 241

Molllson, Christian 66, 222

John 14

Moncrieffe, Edward Cornwallis,
III.

Margaret iii, 112

Maj. Thomas iii, 112

Thomas Barclay. .. .111, 112

Monier, Anais 166

Monson, Lillian M 179

Monteith, Earl of 224

Montgomery, General 112

Henry B 187

Moon, Anna 235

Barclay 235

Charlotte 235

Index — (General).

457

Edmonia 235

Edward 235

Frank 235

Isaac 235

James Nelson 235

John 235

John D 370

John Schuyler 235

Lucy Reed 235

Luther 235

Mary 235

Mary Barclay 235

Oriana 235

Sallie Coleman 235

Sallie Thomasia 235

Thomas 235

Moore, Rev. Benjamin. 119, 121, 122,
123, Z2,7, 339-

Caroline Loretta 172

Daniel Sackett 1 16

Forest W 271

Mary H 271

Richard M 281

Sarah 116

Rev. Thorowgood 5, 42

Virginia B 241

William 357

William Taylor 157

Willington S 271

Moorehouse, Charles H 337

Mordaunt, Elizabeth Morris.. 211

Francis Lionel 211

Mildred Cumberlye. . 211

Morgan, 325

Clara 269

Clementina LeRoy. . . 183

David 270

Edward Leonidas 325

Frances Webb 181

Helen Louisa 181

Lola V 270

Mary Edna 270

N. Denison 181

Robert Webb 181, 212

Moril, 263

Morison, James 393

Morley, Mary 263

Morres, Charlotte 150

Morris, Ann 124

Anna Elliot 144, 178

Augusta McEvers. .145, 181
Augustus Frederick. . 124
Augustus Newbold.i4S, 180,

204, 212.

Catherine 124, 144

Charlotte 124, 145

Charlotte Louisa 145, 179

Charlotte Sophia Percy. 144,

178.

Cornelia LeRoy 145

Eleanor Colford 180

Elizabeth 179

Elizabeth Stuyvesant Fish,

144, 178.

Ellen VanBuren 179, 211

Eva VanCortlandt. . . 180

Gouverneur 178

Helen 124, 144

Helen Louisa 14S, 180

Helen VanCortlandt. 145, 179

James 123, 143, 144, 178

James Staats I45

James VanCortlandt 124,

143-

Jane Urquhart 124

John 379

Juliet Birckhead 14S, 181

Katharine Augusta. .145, 180

Lewis 15, 144, 180

Margaret Livingston. 145, 179

Marion Gray 178

Mary Walton 124, 144

Monson I79

Newbold 180, 212, 217

Nicholas Fish 144

Richard Lewis. 124, 144, 145,

179.

Richard Rutherfurd. . 144

Robert Rutherfurd. .124, 145

Sarah Louisa 124, 145

Stuyvesant Fish.. .145, 179.

211.

VanBuren I79

William Edgar 145

William H 124, 145, 180

Morrison, Caroline Amelia... 91

458

Index — (General) .

Morrow, Arthur H 279

James 349

Mosher, Hannah 294

Moss, Mary 263

Motley, WiUiam McA 157

Moyer, Albert 297

Charles Augustus. . . . 297

Elizabeth McNeal... 296

Iddings Barkley 297

John Lewis 297

John R 296

Lucas N 297

Lucy A 297

Sarah 296

William Stine 297

Mulford, Rufus K 258

Mulgrave, Lord 38, 39

Mumf ord, Benjamin A 173

Charles Stillman 173

Clarence Stanbury. . . 173

John Remington 173

Louis Bleecker 173

Mary 173

William Pennock Hansford,
173-

Munro, Catherine 148

Frances A 143

Harriet 143

Rev. Harry loi

Henry 148

John White 176

Margaret White 148, 184

Peter Jay 143, 148

Murdock, Elizabeth 276

Murphy, James 348

William 163

Murray, Alexander 365

Catherine. .59, 103, 148, 339

Hetty 275

Musgrave, Anna 276

Sir William 373

Naigle, J. N 244

Nairn, Archibald Robinson... 173

Elizabeth Wentworth. 174

Louisa Fisher 174

Tacie 174

Walter Geoffrey 174

William R 173

Napper, Henry 379

Neal, Denver D 326

George 311

Harry L .. . 326

Jesse Crawford 311, 326

Jessie 325

Perry Mason 326

William Land 326

Needham, Isabel Fords 156

Neill, John 383

Neilson, Arthur 190

Julia 148

Katharine Margaret-. 191

Mary 191

Neily, Joseph 381

Nelson, Gov 367

May 331

Nevins, Samuel 257

Nevius, Jacob R 138

Newbold, Hannah Cornell 145

Newcombe, Andrew Bache..i63, 192

Charles Manby 163, 192

Frederick Hayward. . . 163,

192.
Frederick Hayward Manby,

163.
George Frederick. ..163, 192

Gertrude Manby 192

Hayward Manby 192

Jane Caroline 163, 192

Maud Louise 192, 216

Newell, Henry L 307

Newkirk, 266

Newton, William 380

Nichols, Clarence G 329

George 294

Katherine 314

Taylor C 329

William K 314

& Sons 43, 398

Nicholson, Abigail 78, 79

Anna Wood 197

Annie Ducachet. . .139, 168,
169.

Atala Beale 169, 199

Augustus A 138

Index — (General).

459

Augustus Jesup — 168, 198
Augustus Satterthwaite.139,

168.
Augustus Somerville . . . 167,

197.
Benjamin Archer.... 169
Catherine Satterthwaite, 139

Christian 78

Dorothy Lispenard.. 197

Ellie Beale 169

Hannah Adelaide.... 197

Helen Bache 168, 199

Helen Lispenard, ..138, 167,
196.

Helen Maria 167,196

Helen Sellman 197

Henry Augustus 169

Henry William Ducachet,
139, 167, 168, 197.

Isabella 78, 79

James Brawner 169

John 78, 79

John McGowan 169

Julia Barclay I39

Julia Blanche 169

Leonard Lispenard. 139, 169

Lydia 78

Margaret Janvier. ... 169

Mary 78

Mary Blake 167, 197

Mary Cornelia I39» 168

Mary Jones 196

Reginald Fairfax. . .167, 196

Reynolds Lispenard 167,

192.

Robert 78

Robert Jaflfray 79

Sarah Bleecker 139

Somerville 138, 167, I97

Somerville Lispenard 168

Thomas 78, 79

Virginia Bache I39

William Corcoran Fenlon,
196.

William Jones 167, 196

Nightingale, Margaret 258

Nisbet, Alexander 397

Nisbett, Emily Henrietta 155

Noble, Alvin B 296

Barclay E 296

Margaret 296

Nellie L 296

Norris, Loretta 289

North, Richard 70

Robert 334

Thomas 333, 334

Nugent, James 380

Numa, 54

Nunnely, Sari 285

O'Brien, Sir T 374

O'Connor, Margaret 228

Odell, George Mountain 132

Offut, Amelia 241

Ogg, William 393

Ogilvie, Sir William 223

Ogle, Ann 68

John 68

O'Hara, Brien 13?

Oldfield, Eliza 232

Oliver, James 283

Olmstead, Elizabeth 159

Onan, Fannie 312

Orr, Mary A 233

Overton, James 369

Margaret 87

William 87

Owen, Georgia 312

Gwynn 312

Oxberry, Harry W I94

Kenneth Bache 194

Robert Walter I94

William Charles i94

Paddock, Jane "7

Mary 132

Paist, Herbert Nininger 283

Lawrence Barclay... 283

Palmer, Harriet 280

Richard 345

Pardee, Mary 223, 224

Pardonner, AHce Rebecca 328

Charles Breckinridge. 327
James Richard Charles,
328.

460

Index — (General) .

Jonathan Franklin . . . 328

Lillian Marguerite... 328

Melinda Rachel 328

Park, Dr 23

Parker, Anthony 379

Parkin, Fannie Moore Rogers. 189

Parkinson, Rev. William I47

Parnham, Hannah Caroline. . . 260

Parsons, 288

Ann Mary Ii5

Evelyn Knapp 152

Francis Livingston. . 153

George Burrington.128, 153,

213.

Harry deBerkeley. . .128, 153

Helena Johnson 152

Katharine deBerkeley 153

Maria Fraser 115

Mary Hooker 182

Schuyler Livingston. 128, 152

Susan Barclay 108, 128

Sylvia Caroline 153

Thomas Barclay 115

William Barclay. .110, 128,

151, 153-

William Burrington.. 115

Partington, Peter 379

Paterson, William D 94

Pattee, W. S 332

Patterson, Sally Ann 290

Samuel 139

Mary Alice 139

Patton, Hugh 240

James T 241

Paul, Rosalie X 155

Paxton, Eliza 241

Mary Eleanor 241

Thomas 372

Payne, Emeline C 241

Helen 279

Peacock, Josephine Eichelle. . 205

Pearce, Charles Clark 321

Isabella 361

William 361

Peck, William 310

Peeble, Alexander 356

Peebles, Elizabeth 332, 333

Thomas 333

Pell, Francis Livingston 211

Walden 211

Pelton, Lillian Agnes 171

Pemberton, Curtis Smith 310

George Collings. . . .. . 310

Henrietta Wadsworth. .310,

323-

James Murfin 310

Mary Amanda 310, 323

Sarah Wadsworth. .... 310

William Anson 310

Penn, Margaret E 329

William 4, 77

Pennell, Annie Elizabeth 192

Penneyer, Thomas 334

Pennington, Rosalie 174

Pensoneau, Julia 278

Percevall, Robert 381

Peters, Henry 372

Sarah 372

Pettigrew, Robert 75, 76

Phelps, Edgar Morris 180, 212

Gouverneur Morris.. 180
Helena VanCortlandt. . .180,
211.

Henry Delafield 180, 212

Robert Morris 180

Walter Kane 212

Philip II of France, King 395

Phillips, Caroline 228

Caroline Barkley 323

Charlotte 120

Clement Stocker 230

Clifford Brinton 230

John Biddle 230

John J 323

Mary Alice 323

Mary Clifford 230

Phoebe Caroline 230

Phinney, Alexander Stewart. . 183

Elihu 183

Phister, Lispenard Bache 199

Mary Cornelia 199

Walter Bell 198

Pickell, Caroline Bache 164, 194

Francis A. F 164

Julia Frances 164

Pierrepont, Ellen Low 96

Index — (General).

461

John Jay 200

Pierson, Thomas 380

Pinhorn, WiUiam 13

Pitts, EHzabeth M 304

George 289

Harvey 289

Henry 289

James B 289

Marcus B 289

Matilda 289

Samuel 289

Virgil 289

Younger 304

Plantagenet, Edmund 395

Geofifrey 395

Joan 395

Pluvier, Johannes 6

Poindexter, James E 412

Pollard, Sarah 240

Pollen, Melenda P 170

Pollitt, Charles 307

Pollock, Jane 375

Pongue, Agnes McClung 241

Ponton, Grace Josephine 217

Porter, Eleanor 227, 344

Ellen 266

James 348, 350

Post, Catharine Charlton 143

Margaret Louise 218

Wright 143

Poteet, Barkley Gibbons 324

Charles Owen 325

Frances Lucretia 324

Gibbons 324

James Hugh 325

Robert Pembroke.... 324
Potter, Elizabeth Schermerhorn.158,
188.

Hannah Christy 269

Henrietta Neilson... 158

James Neilson 158

Katharine Alexander Duer,

158.

Margaret Renshaw.. 158

Potts, Margaret Christ 293

John 379

Powys, Alice Constance Robinson,
161.

Beverley CunlifFe 161

Constance Gwendolen 161

Margaret Lybbe i6r

Percy CunlifFe 161

Praeger, John Francis 166

Preston, Jane 260

Price, Edward Humphrey.... 330

James 300

Jessamine 330

Mary Frances 330

Richard 363

Robert Coleman 330

Samuel 380

Prigmore, William J 255

Prior, Howard 293

L. C 293

Pryor, William C 251

Puff, William 294

Pugh, Kate 164

Pulman, Capt 10

Purcel, Mary 299

Purdy, Alsop 290

Purtle, James 347

Puryear, Mary 312

Pyle, Isaac 3^3

Quay, Andrew Gregg Curtin. . .268,
272.

Coral 268

Elizabeth Shannon. . . 268

Elizabeth Waters 272

Jerome Anderson. .. . 268

John Barclay 268

Mary Agnew 268, 272

Matthew Stanley. . .268, 272

Richard Roberts. . .268, 272

Sarah 268

Stanley Anderson. . . . 268

Susan Willard 268

Quick, John G 296

Mahalah 298

Manuel 60

Quigley, Hugh 35°

Raberg, Charles Henry 166

Rail, Nancy 266

Rainbow, Elizabeth 249

462

Index — (General).

Ralph, Henry 15

Ramsey, Alice 251

Sarah Elizabeth 163

Randall, Elizabeth 281

Rankin, 246

Ransford, Eugene Francis.... 193

Harold Bolton 193

Henry 193, 217

John 193

Melville Gifford 193

Rasin, William 361

Rathbone, Julia 151

Rawdon, Lord 104

Ray, William 243

Raymond, Mary 210

Read, Eliza Virginia 316

Henry Adlott 316

Reddish, Frances 310

Redfield, John S 297

Reed, Anna DeWitt 153

Oliver A 273

Willard Johnston. . . . 273

Reeder, Benjamin 306

Mary Boone 306

Reeves, Mary Ann 138

Reid, Anne 59, 341

John 13, 15, 59, 383, 384

Remsen, Anna E 182

Renfrew, Elizabeth 376

Reno, Howard 283

John Christmas 283

Reyburn, James 126

Reynaud, Albert J 207, 208

George Pierre 208

Gustave 208

Henri 208

Louis Augustin 208

Madeleine Laura Ward,
208.

Marguerite Marie 208

Marie Gabrielle 208

Nancy Helene 208

Reynolds, Amy 295

Blanche 295

James 185

Marcus Thomas 295

R. Harry 295

Rhinelander, Mary Rogers. . . 146

Rhodes, Elizabeth Mary 95

Rice, Carrique & Philips 380

Richard II, King 395

Richards, Alexander Barclay 91

Anna Elizabeth 91

Elizabeth ^37

Emma Elita 91

Joseph Albert 91

Richard 337

Stephen 91

Susan Amelia 91

Rider, Ann 339

Ritchie, Margaret 397

Mary Hay 225

Samuel 225

Samuel Frederick. . . . 225

Ritsen, John 333

Rives, Constance Evelyn.. . .128, 154

Ella Louise 128, 153, 179

Francis Bayard 153

Francis Roberts. . . .128, 153

George Barclay 153.187

George Lockhart.S, 99, 128,
153.

Helen Mildred 154

Maud Antonia 128, 154

Mildred Sara 153

Reginald Bulkeley... 154
Reginald William. .128, 154

Rizer, Kate ^ 244

Roach, Clara Winewood 283

Cora Matteson 283, 284

David J. Matteson.. 283
Elizabeth Gertrude... 283

William E 283

Winifred 283

Robb, Alexander 167

George Cooper 167

Julia L 167

Louis 167

William Lispenard..i67, 196
Winifred Lispenard. . 196

Robert the Pious, King 395

Robert II of Scotland, King 224,

395.
Robert III of Scotland, King. 395

Index— (General).

463

168
167

Roberts, Annie Sutherland..

Edmund

Elizabeth Booth i6«

Helen Nicholson. ..168, 197

Jennie 261

Marion 187

Mary Hyde 133

Robertson, Christiana 79

Jeane 342

Mrs 393

Peter 345,346

Rebecca 345

Struan 397

William 342

Robins, Ezekiel 333

Robinson, Adelaide Mary 133

Adeline King 156

Anna Beverley 133, 158

Anna Dorothea, 117, 118,
130, 132, 133.

Annie Morris 133, 159

Beverley.. 100, 106, 117, 118,
130, 132, 134, 156, 159, 160,
161, 187.

Beverley Adino 117, 133

Beverley John 118

Beverley Morris 117

Beverley William. . .156, 188
Beverley William Llewellyn,
158.

Catherine 117, 131

Catherine Alexander. . .117,

131.
Catherine Beverley. 133, 160,

161.
Catherine Elizabeth Hudson,
131, 157-

Caroline Alice 133, 159

Cornelia 106

Cornelia DeLancey.134, 162

Cortlandt Allaire 135

DeLancey Allaire 135

Devereux 159

Edward Simonds.... 118

Elizabeth 159

Ethel ....; 156

Fanny Duer. .. .117, 130, 132,
157.

Frances 231

Frances Duer.. 133, 156, 160,
187.

Frances Eliza 135, 162

Francis DeLancey 135

Frederick DeLancey. . 133

Frederick Gerald 135

Frederick Philipse.io6, 117,
130, 133, 159, 188.

Frederick Rokeby 161

George Duer 130

George Morris. .117, 132, 158
Georgiana Winthrop ...131,

157.
Gertrude Beverley. .132, 157

Guy DeLancey 135

Harriet Duer... 117, 131, 132
Henry Barclay. 117, 118, 131,
133, 135, 156, 162.

Henry Clinton 106

Jack DeLancey. .. .118, 135

Jane 133

John 106, 117, 118, 133

John Beverley. .133, 159, 161

John Philipse 158

John Robert Rhinelander,
130.

John Rokeby 134, 161

Julia Beverley 156, 187

Laurestine Mary 133

Louisa Maria Morrison. 134,

160.
Lucy Florence Barclay,
162.

Lydia Potter 130

Marshall P 310

Mary 132, 133

Mary Beverley 134, 162

Mary DeLancey 135

Mary Eliza 118, 134

Mary Plublcy 130, 157

Mary Julia 134

Mary Louise Philiis. 161

Mary Maud 133, 159

Maud DeLancey. . 130, 156,

187.
Morris.. 106, 117, iiS, 131,
132, 134-

464

Index — (General).

Morris Chew 117

Percy Statham 135

Philip Palmer 130, 156

PhiHpse Clinton 135, 162

Rebecca 345

Robert Emmet 130, 156

Roberta Stockton 322

Rufus King 156

Samuel 245

Sophie 134, 161

Susan Beverley 134, 161

Susan Philipse 117, 132

Susan Philipse Dudley,

13s.

Susanna Maria 106, 133

Susanna Philipse. . .106, 118
Thomas Barclay. . .106, 118,

13s.

Walter DeLancey..., 130

William Betts 133

William Beverley. .118, 134,

135.

William Duer 117, 131

William Henry. .106, 117,
118, 132, 133, 134, 158.

Robison, Martha 297

Rodgers, Mary Hosack 230

Roe, Antoinette Larocque 202

Frank Otheman 195

Roemer, Agnes 98

Rogers, Effie M 94

Elizabeth 304

William Henry 292

Ronald, Mary 244

Rooke, Joanna 72, 84

Roosevelt, Grace Walton 125

Helen Rebecca 207

Helena 99, 103

Jacobus 99, 103

James 1 18, 221

James Barclay 118

James Roosevelt ... 206, 207

Susan Barclay 118

Rose, Hattie 320

Mary H 251

Ross, Lillie Belle 323, 330

Catherine Pearce 323

George Curtis 310

George W 310

William Joseph 323

Sarah 346

Roulet, Charles Louis 177

Rowan, Margaret S 241

Rowe, Margaret 294

Roy, Ruby 328

Rudder, William 138

Rudischhauser, George 258

Rudolph, Marguerite 323

Rudyard, 15

Ruel, Lucy Ellen 254

WilHam H 254

Runcie, Constance Blessing... 211

Rundlett, Anne Hov^rard 168, 198

Howard M 168

Russell, Sarepta 248

Rutgers, Anthony .-99, I03

Mary 103, 105

Rutherfurd, Helena 115

Rutledge, Alice Weston 185

Benjamin Huger 185

Eleanor Middleton... 185

Elizabeth 186

Emma Blake 185

Frances Blake 185

Helen Blake 185

Oliver Middleton. . .185, 186

Rutter, Thomas 365

Rutty, John 80

Ryan, Catherine Regina 215

Ryno, Gustus 343

Sackett, Levi A 269

Sadler, W. R 305

Saffell, W. T. R 356

Salles, Laurient 146

Louise Stephanie 146

Salter, George W 202

Sanford, Mary 215

Satterlee, Carroll Livingston. 151

Frederic Rowland... 151

Frederic W 151

Satterthwaite, Ann Dorothy. 122, 141

Anne Fisher 173, 204

Catherine Bache 122

Eliza Helena 122

Index — (General),

465

Elizabeth Wentvvorth . . . 141,

173-

Ethel 174

Franklin 142, 174

George 122

Hope 204

J. Fisher 141

James Clough 122

James Sheafe..i4i, 173, 204
John Blackwood. . . .122, 142

Julia Lawrence 173, 204

Katharine Bache. . . .173, 204

Lillie Lawrence 204

Pennington 174

Sarah F 141, 173

Theophylact Bache. 122, 141

Thomas E 141, 174

Thomas Wilkinson. 122, 141,
173, 204.

William Bache 122

Sauerville, Rev. James 118

Saulsbury, Alfred 151

Sophia Caroline 151

Scaff , James 290

Sceptre, Sarah 243

Schaffer, Daniel 289

Jacob 292

Scharp, Coenrad 332

Schermerhorn, Abraham 142

Ann White 142, i74

Archibald Bruce 142

Augustus VanCortlandt.142,

174-
Caroline Webster. .. 142, 175

Catherine 142, 175

Cordelia S 142

Elizabeth 142, I74

Helen 142, I75

Henry White 142

Schieffelin, Margaret H 213

Richard Lawrence... 127
Sarah Sophia 127

Schmidt, Alice Rosalie 139, 170

Bache McEvers 170

Elise Melenda 170, 201

Elizabeth 279

F. Leopold 139, 170, 301

Florentine Theodore. 139

Fritz Leopold 170, 201

George Parbury Pollen 170

Helena E 139, 169

Ida M 139, 170

John William. . .139, 170, 201

Laura 139, 169

Melenda Pollen 201

Oscar Eperton.103, 108, 139,
170.

Pauline 139, 170

Schute, Mary Ann 308

Schuyler, Catherine Gertrude. 149

Scorgies, James 393

William 393

Scott, David 269

Frances A 305

Gen'l 373

Isabel 266

Jane 269

James 300

John 381

John Wishart 269

Joseph 300

Katherine 319

Marian 269

Martha 215

Mary 269

Widow 27

William 305

Scovil, Alice Mary 134

Anna Dorothea 158. 188

Arthur 134

Aubrey Earle 189

Barclay Allaire 134

Charles Barker 160

Elizabeth Adeline.... 160
Elizabeth Robinson. 134, 160

Francis Kessler 189

Frances Marion 158, 189

Gertrude Jervis 160

Henry Barclay 134

John DeLancey 160

Marj' DuVcrnet 160

Marv Eliza 134

Morris I34. 160

Morris Allaire 160

Roger Peniston 160

Samuel I34

466

Index — (General^ .

Samuel James 134

Samuel John 134, 160

Sophia Allaire 134

Thomas Clayton 189

William Arden 189

William E 158

William Thomas 158, 189

Scriven, Edward. .67, 68, 69, 71, 72,

Elizabeth 71, 72, y^i, 7^

John Barclay 71, '/2, y2>

Sarah 72, yz

William Barclay 71, y^i

Scull, William 242

Seaman, Caroline R 282

Elizabeth Barclay. . .282, 283

Helen Frances 283

James A 282

Robert R 283

Searle, Mary 227, 344, 346

Sears, Eliza 288

James 288

John 288

Mary 288

Samuel 288

William 288

Seton, Alfred 169, 192

Alfred Ludlow 169

Helen 199

Henry 199

Laura 169, 199

Mary Dorothy 199

Sexton, 370

William 370

Shanley, Adele 215

Arthur 184

Bernard 215

Bernard Michael. . .184, 215

George Doane 184

Grace 215

James Roosevelt. .. .184, 215

Joseph Sanford 215

Juha Dolores 215

Mary Sanford 215

Michael Robert Seton.. 184,

215-

William Carleton. . .184, 215

William Carleton Bayley,

215-

Shannon, Elizabeth 265

Shaw, Abigail 88

Sheafe, Ann Fisher 141

Sheen, Torrence 290

Sheldon, E. M 297

Shephard, Dr 235

Sherwood, John 364

Shippy, Elizabeth 80

Shoemaker, David 276

George 276

Henry 276

William 276

Short, Anthony 380

Jonathan 381

Sickles, Lane Barkley 330

W. L 330

Silliman, 263

Sim, John 384

Simonds, Emily Ogden 189

Simpson, John 372

Sims, Elizabeth 2>27, 339

Sinclair, William B 261

Singleton, Jane 301

Mason 301

Skene, Alexander 41

Skerry, Isabella 149

Skillman, Emma Sidney 316

John B 147

Lispenard 147

Richard S 316

Sarah Lispenard 147

Slidell, Alexander 131

Slidell=Mackenzie, Alexander 131

Harriet Duer 131

May 131

Morris Robinson. . .131, 157

Ranald 131

Sloane, Priscilla Dixon 129

Small, Frederick Leonard.... 193

Henry 348

Smart, Mrs 392

Smiley, James L 412

Smith, 347

Ann Teresa 316

Charlotte 97

Dudley D 229

Index — (General) .

467

Edward 97

Edward Lecompte 97, 98

Evelyn 154

George 393

Georgia E 273

Hannah 275

Harold Eugene 97

Harold Edward 98

Howard 281

Jane 125

Jennie B 311

John 393

John Wilson Young. . 162

Julia Eliza 156

Louis A 138

Louise May 98

Lucy Helen 135

Martha 238

Melancthon 334

Nettie 292

Patty 289

Richard Dimock 127

S. Jane 242

Samuel 295

Sarah Marjory Sophia 162

Serefina B 127

Earl Clifton 194

Walker Breese 154

Ward William 194

Smoot, Lillian E 309

Sneli, James P 341

Snyder, Allen Lee 254

Charles Allan 254

Frederick N 254

George Baker 254

George W 254

Jesse Lee 254

Julia M 254

Margaret M 297

Rowan Barclay 254

Sonmans, Peter 383

Sorency, Alice Gray 254

Allan Gray 254

James B 254

JuHa Barclay 254

Sorton, Ann 33

Sowers, Julia Ann 236

Spearhaus, Charlotte 270

Jennie 270

Margaret 270

Speir, Ann Maria 232

Sprague, Eleanor 264

Springalls, Br 33

Spurr, Seraph 161

Stadler, Ida 276

Stafford, Mary Cornelia 232

Stanford, T. C 264

Stanson, 288

Stark, Sarah 262

Starkey, David 60

Elizabeth 60

Starkweather, Frances Webb. 181

Stearns, Lizzie Frances 202

Steel, James 362

Thomas 362

Steele, William Clarke 317

Addye Mitchem 318

Elizabeth 314

Hallie 3I7

John 3^^?

Margaret Clarke 318

Sarah 314, 329

William 3^4

Steers, Richard 337

Stephenson, Delia 270

Stevens, Alexa Charlotte 144, 178

Alexander H I44

Anna Clarkson Crosby 157

Catharine Byam 144

Helen I44

Maud Barclay 92, 96

William Barclay 92, 96

William R 92

William Roy 96

Stevenson, John 257

Nancy 290

Steward, Elizabeth 210

John 205

Stewart, Alexander L..110, 124, 146,

147-

Amelia Barclay 125

Anita 183

Charles Samuel I47

Charlotte Pinckncy. . 180

Dean 114

Edward LeRoy 180, 212

468

Index — (General) ,

Eliza Barclay 124

George 359

Helen Lispenard 124, 146

Helen VanCortlandt.180, 212

James 340

Lispenard. .124, 146, 147, 183

Louisa Morris 180, 212

Louise Stephanie.. .146, 182

Mary Jordan 124, 147

Mary Rhinelander. . 146, 183

Matilda Wilson 125, 147

Mildred 253

Muriel 183

Pattie 0 252

Robert Lispenard. . . . 183

Sarah Amelia 183

Sarah Ann 124, 147

Sarah Lispenard. .. 146, 147,

182, 18^.
William Pinckney.... 180
William Rhinelander. 146, 183

Stillman, Albert Abel 282

Charles Edward 282

Charlotte 282

Clara Blanchard 282

Edward 282

Kate Louise 282

Ruel Barclay 282

Timothy 282

Stillwell, Chester J. G 98

Marguerite 98

St- John, Eliza 337

George 337

Stockton, Robert F 259

Stokes, John H 363

Harvey 363

Joseph 363

Stone, Caroline Sutherland... 198
George Lewis 198

Storer, David Abeel 157

Dorothy Dudley 157

Ethel Winthrop 157, 188

Henry Duer 157

Storg, Deborah 343

Stout, Adeline 305

Anne 25, 62

Charles 30, 63

Charlotte Sophia 30, 63

David 25, 30, 62, 305

Elizabeth 25, 62

Hannah 30, 63

Jessie 25, 63

John Barclay 25, 30, 62

Katherine. .30, 32, 33, 34, 35,
62.

Lucy 25, 63

Lydia 25, 62

Robert Davis 25, 30, 63

Stoutenburgh, Marie Louise.. 201

Strachan, George 393

Strain, James 265

Strauch, Albert T 259

Edmond Mitchell 259

Marion Webb 259

Strawn, Eliza 293

Stray hearne, William 13, I4

Strettell, Abel 69, 78, 79, 81

Abigail 78

Amos 66, 78, 81

Anne 66, 78, 82

Experience. . ..66, 68, 78, 79

Jonathan 69, 78, 81

Mary 78

Mollison 75

Robert 81

Thomas 78, 81

Strom, Jeanie Satterthwaite. . 204

P. William 204

P. William L 204

Strother, 251

Stuart, John 395

Lady Helen 395

Lady Janet 395

William 392

Stubbins, Samuel 240

Stuyvesant, Peter Gerard.... 115

Susan IIS

Suckley, Caroline 152

Sumner, Albert 114

Suter, Helen Lispenard 213

Louis Benton 213

William Norwood. . . . 213

Sutherland, Earl of 395

Master of 395

Annie Ducachet 168

Augusta Nicholson. .168, 198

Index — (General).

469

Caroline 168

Daniel James 168

Helena Bache 168

Julia Florence 168, 198

Mary 168

Sutton, 247

Suydam, Augustus VanCortlandt,

174-

Charles I74

Charles Schermerhorn I74

Helen i74, 205

Jane Mesier 205

Walter Lispenard. .174, 205,
217.

Swan, Frances W 206

Swearingen, John 300

Sweeney, Gregg 295

Sykes, Martha 284

Talbot, John n, 42, 53, 54

Taliaferro, Anthony Barclay. i54

Augustus 251

Benjamin Franklin.. I54

Catherine deLancey Bar-
clay, 155-

Charles C I54

Elizabeth Ward 252

Emma 252

Frances Armistead. . I54

Marie C ' I55

Robert 251

Rowan Barclay 251

Virgie 252

Tanner, Augusta Graham 225

James 225

Tate, Ann 262

Taylor, Agnes W I95

Anne 22, 223, 346

Annie Steele 329

Bertha 270

Horace Bruce 329

Mary Elizabeth 244

Oliver 292

Rebecca Salena 309

William 70

Tedford, Alexander 239

Sallie 239

Teller, Jacobus 340

TenBroeck, Abraham loi

Tenent, Mrs 400

TenEyck, Andries 99, 333

Anthony 333

Barent 33i

Charlotte 99

Coenradt 99

Gerritie 333

Jacob C 333

Margaret 99, loi, 104

Peter 99

Tobias 332, 333

Tenney, Albert Francis 167

Rev 47

Terellager, Blondina 292

Thacher, George Barclay 254

Kate deM 254

Phillip Edgar 254

Alexander H 253

Thacker, Jonathan "o

Thomas, Birdie 327

Evelyn 327

Henry Silas 327

James Harvey 327

Ola Jay 327, 33i

Rachel 3o8

Rosic Jane 327

Sarah Lillian 327

Urcel Byron 33i

Velma Barkley 327

Viola Elma 33i

Walter Harvey 327

William Reader 327

Thompson, Rev. A. J 337

Abigail Adams 198

Alexander Bryan Johnson,
198.

Annie 261

Bell 60. 339

Caroline A 274

Gardiner 198

Jane 291

Major 374

Milton Strong 198

Robert .\ 291

Sarah Elizabeth 198

470

Index — (General) .

Thomson, Alice Catherine. . . . 320

Amos Herman 320

Ann Eliza 307

Edward Wallingford. 307

Hattie Lyons 320

John James 307. 320

John William 320

Margaret Boyd 307, 320

Mary Agnes 307

Sallie May 320

Thomas Samuel 307, 320

William 307

William Henry 307

Throckmorton, Mird 369

Thurger, Anna Maria I33

Thurston, William 372

Tilton, Ernest Rollin 204

Tirby, Louisa Mahala 92

Tober, Hannah 369

Todd, John 341

Tohey, Annie T 276

Tomey, Ellinor 75, 76

Joseph 75, 76

Peter 75

Tompkins, Lizzie 235

Townley, Elizabeth 14

Maria 292

Richard 14

Townsend, Gertrude 1 201

Trenchard, Edward 229

Stephen Decatur. . . . 229

Trestler, Kate 280

Trevor, George Schieffelin.. 214
Helen Lispenard Stewart,
214.

Helen Stewart 182

Henry Graff... 182, 213, 214

Henry Stewart 214

John B 182

Louise Stephanie Stewart,
214.

Margaret Estelle 214

Trippe, Mary 358

Richard 358

Trueman, Rosabella 136

Trump, Abraham 364

Tucker, Fanny Moss 129

Frederic Randolph.. 166

Hubert VanWagenen 166

Tulis, Janet 259

Turbutt, Sarah Jolly 358

Turner, Sarah Coleman 235

William 350

Tweedie, William 359

Ulery, 243

Ullmer, Ida 274

UUman, Julien Stevens 155

Underbill, Effie Torbus 194

VanAlen, James Henry 218

James J 206

James Laurens 206, 218

Mary 206

Sarah Steward 206, 218

VanAlsty ne, Isaac 340

VanBenthuysen, Cornelia. . . . 140

Elizabeth 92, 96

Ellen 97

Harold 97

John L 97

Joseph 89, 97

Joseph Barclay 92

Julia 97, 98

Lottie 98

Louisa 97

Mary 92

McKinley 97

Seth L 97

Thomas 88, 92, 97

William . .88, 89, 92, 97, 98

VanBeverhoudt, Maria 106

VanBlarcom, Catherine Elizabeth,
92, 97-

Christian 92

VanBuren, Ellen James 179

Vance, Effie 297

VanCortlandt, Anne no, 123

Augustus ..109, no, 123,

142, 143, 150, 186.
Augustus Frederick. . . . 124,

143.
Carolyn 186

Index — (General).

471

Catherine 109

Charlotte Amelia 186

Edward Newenham.. 150

Frederick Morris.... 143

Helena no, 123

Henry 123

Henry White 150

James no

Jessie 178

Mary Bayley 150

Oloff DeLancey 150

Peter Jay Munro...i43, 178

Robert Bunch 150

Vanderipe, William 401

Vanderwater, Hendricke. . . . 103

VanDeshoven, Nancy 342

VanDyke, Elizabeth 347

Jane 25, 57

Nicholas 345

VanGordon, Cornelia 291

Vanhomrigh, Bartholomew Parting-
ton, 379.

VanKeuren, Henry 292

Mary 292

VanKirk, Alice 61

Elsie 61

VanPatton, Rebecca Ann 89

VanRossum, John P 114

VanSchaick, Claes 6

Cornelia i, 5, 6, 7, 394

Gerritje 51, 5^

Gertrud 102

Goosen Gerritse 6, 52

VanWickle, Catharine 64

Vaughan, James M 252

Veitch, Christina 279

Venable, Nathaniel E I55

Verplanck, Mary Brinckerhoff 218

Vesey, Rev 47

VonCiesielski, Georg 170

VonderHeydt, Edward 170

Edward August 170

Julia Alice 170

VonHagen, Gotthardt 170

VonKettler, Alfred 200

Alice 199

Edward 200

Elisc 199

Gerhard 190, 217

Laura Elizabeth 217

Williclm 199

VonKrosigk, Eliz:il)clh 201

VonReuthe-Finck, Loonhardt 170
Wilhclm 170, 201

VonSickler, Bessie Louise... 206

VonSusskind, Max Theodor. 201
Richard 201

VonWinterfeld, Hans Karl.. 170

Hugo 170

Use Lotta 170. 201

Voorhees, Elizabeth E 342

James 60

Vroman, Charlotte 281

Wagstaff, Alice 177, 209

Amelia 176, 177

Fannie White 177

Frederick M 177

J. Alexander 177

My., 33

Thomas H 177, 209

William 177

Waldburg, J. Bartholomew... n6

Waldron, Walter W 323

Walker, Alexander 393

Elizabeth 58, 343, 358

Frances Thompson... 153

George Barkley 3^5

George & Co 392

Hattie Means 321

Hendrick Monroe. . . 321

Henry Means 320

Jane 240

John 348. 393

Madison Monroe.... 321

Monroe 320

R. L 3'4

Rebecca 342

T. B 315

Thomas 342

Wall, Amanda West 30ii

Madeline Meldrum.. 188

Wallace, John 359

Mr 38

Shippcn 232

472

Index — (General).

Violet Lee 232

Waller, Anna Mae 311

Charles 311, 326

Clarence 311

Clarence Hamilton. . 326

J. M. Hadden 326

John 311

Joseph Gamboe 326

Laura 311, 326

Laura Charlie 326

Martha Frances 326

Mary Nelson 326

Rena Barkley 326

Stephen Pendleton... 311

Zerelda McKinney... 326

Wallingford, Elizabeth 306

Ward, Annie Parsons 128, 152

Beatrice Colden 152

Beverley 128, 152

Caroline DeLancey... 152

Coralie Brandegee... 186

Elsa Martha 152

George Barclay 128, 151

George Clarence Barclay,
151, 186.

Jane Suckley 152

Jennie deGrasse 151

Louis DeLancey 151

Malinda 280

Montagnie 128

Susan Hastings. .. .152, 186
William deLancey. .128, 152

Warder, Caroline 309

Warfield, Mary M 211

Warner, Charlotte 292

Mary 232

Warren, Anna Taylor 200

Melinda Catherine... 312

Thomas 312

Warrich, Eva 299

Warwick, Sophia 364

Waters, Elizabeth 272

Watkins, Barkley J 329

Duval C 329

Elizabeth M 329

Osbom W 328

Ozbert O 329

William W 329

Watson, Abigail 80

Watterson, Andrew H 272

Mary Elizabeth 272

Watts, Catherine 113

Edward 370

John Jr., 104

Lady Mary 113

Robert 113

Washington, Bowden 210

George 402

William Herbert 210

Waymouth, Ernest G 217

Wayne, Anthony 256

Webb, Abigail Baldwin 324

Alexander Stewart. 146, 147,
182.

Amelia Barclay 146

Anne Remsen 182

Caroline LeRoy 182

Catherine Louisa 146, 181

Catherine Pemberton. 323

Eliza Stewart I47

Elizabeth Newton 182

Elizabeth Remsen.. 153, 182,
213.

Francis Parsons 182

G. Creighton 146

H. Walter 146

Harriet Ashbrook.... 323

Helen Lispenard. .. .182, 213

Helen Matilda 146, 181

Henry Barclay 147

Henry Remsen 182

James Robert 323

James Watson 146

Lispenard Stewart. .146, 147

Louise dePeyster 182

Mary Henrietta 324

Mary Stewart 147

Rilla 298

Robert Stewart 146, 181

Stephania Louisa.... 147

Stephen Hogeboom. . 147

Virginia Garland 147, 183

W. Seward 146

Watson 146, 182

William Remsen 182

Z Swift 257

Index — (General).

473

Weeks, John 363

Lucile Carnes 204

Wellington, Edith 95

Welles, Benjamin 175, 206

Benjamin Sumner.. 175, 206

Catharine 175

Elisabeth 175

Emily Frances 206

Harriet Katherine 175

Helen Schemerhorn.175, 206

Wells, John 368, 369

Theodore W 9

Violet 338

West, Jesse M , 253

Richard 80

Westerveldt, Peter 291

Wethered, Isabella 361

Richard 361

Samuel 361

Wetmore, Jane Paddock 132, 158

Thomas Saunders.... 132

Whaley, Mary 312

Wheeler, Bleecker Langdon. . 202

Candace 159

Charles Carlton 282

Edward Lester 282

Edwin Stewart 253

Florence Louise 282

Hiram Eugene 282

Hiram S 282

Isaac Miller 253

James Cooper 159

John Hanson 251

Langdon Preble 202

Mary Alice 282

Matilda 250

Russell Barclay 251, 253

Sarah 250

White, 288

Anne 123, 270

Augusta 123, 142

Augustus 123

Augustus VanCortlandt,

123.

Catherine 123, 125, 142

Esther 80

Francena 123, 143

Frances Hillard 95

Harriet 123

Helen 123, 142

Henry 123, 221

John 366

Louise Lawrance.... 217

Marparet 123

May Keokee 214

Tembrook 91

Whiteford, William 362

Whitehead, 56

Sacheveral 370

Whitely, Alice 253

Kate 253

Lambert A 253

Mary Barclay 253

Whiting, Sara 153

Whitlock, Anna Isabel 190

Bache McEvers 162, 189

Frederick Simonds... 190

Herman vonPost 189

Jeanette Emmet 190

Katharine Simonds. . . 190

Samuel Haight 162

William 162, 189

Wilcox, Lucy 280

Wilhorte, Edward Swartz 253

Elizabeth Evelyn 253

Frederick Sheldon... 253

James Ely 253

Jesse C 253

Julian Barclay 253

Kate Thacher 253

Minnie Bell 253

Wilkens, Rev. Mr 113. 114

Wilkins, Linnie Bell I97

Martin Gilbert I79

Wilkinson, Mary 154

William the Conqueror 59, 395

William the Lion, King 224

Williams, Anna 96

Catherine 87

Elizabeth 241

Frederick C 299

James 278

John 87

Laura W 249

Williamson, John 349

Willing, Ava Lowlc 207

474

Index — (General) .

Willis, Ida M 308

Willocks, George 13, 15

Wills, Annie Negley 249

Willson, Mr 48

Wilmerding, A. Clinton 193

Hamilton Bache 193

Madeline Rutgers.... 193

Pelham Clinton 193

Wilson, Elizabeth 263, 266

Emily G 212

Ethel 186

Groshon 209

James 245

John Ralph 195

Leonard Bleecker.... 209

M. Hoffman 209

Margaret 66

Margery Ann 298, 299

Marjorie Bleecker. . . . 209

Marshall Orme 207

Natalie deForest 209

Richard Thornton. . . . 207

Samuel M 340

Winman, 262

Wintgens, Maria 217

Winthrop, Marie Antoinette. 131

Witherbee, Evelyn Spencer.. 183

Frank Spencer 183

Lispenard Stewart... 183

Wonsetter, Emma 295

Wood, Eula 325

John 334

Rebecca 197

Stephen 289

Thomas Barkley 325

Thomas J 325

Val 372

William B 334

Woodburn, Ella Virginia.... 205

Woods, Mary 241

Metellus 241

Work, Andrew 363

Worralls, Joseph. .. .28, 29, 30, 346

Wrane, John 383

Wright, A. C 243

Clara 0 129

Henrietta Barclay. .282, 283

Hugh B 243

James 282

James Erwin 325

Leslie Alban 325, 331

Lonnie Joe 325

Malinda Alice 325, 331

Martin Vory 282

Nellie 282

Ray Barkley 325

Rosamond 282, 283

Rovena Mason 325

Sarah 282

William Henry 325

Wuth, Otto 242

Wyat, Rev 118

Wyckoff, Angelica Crosby... 184

Wynkoop, Elizabeth Hillis... 211

York, James, Duke of 3, 4

Young, Dr 241

Frank 0 306

James 381

John 333, 347

Johnston 288

Zimmerman, Annie E 254

BARCLAY
GENEALOGIES

N INTERESTIXC; volume of 474 large octavo
pages, bound in buckram with paper label, is
the "BARCLAY GENEALOGIES,' pub-
lished by Robert Grier Cooke, 307 Fifth
Avenue, New York. This work, of which tlie
edition is limited, has been arranged, compiled, and edited by-
Mr. R. Burnham JMofFat, of the City of New York, who, dur-
ing the course of studying his own Barclay ancestry, has
acquired a mass of information touching different Barclay
genealogies throughout the United States.

A MISTAKEN TRADITION

The descendants of Reverend Thomas Barclay, the first
rector of St. Peter's Church at Albany, who came out to tlie
colonies as a missionary to the Indians of the Upper Hudson
in 1709, have long entertained a tradition that .John Barclay,
a son of Colonel David Barclay of Ury, who settled in East
New Jersey in 1685 and was prominent in the affairs of the
colony up to the time of his death in 1731, was their ancestor.
That this tradition has no foundation in fact the author of
this volume conclusively proves; and he cites in support of liis
conclusions the records of the proprietors of East N ew Jersey,
a correspondence had early in the nineteenth century between
the descendants of John Barclay of East New Jersey and the
family in London, the records of St. Paul's Cathedral. London,
the records of the Court of Session at Edinburgh, the Sheriffs
books at Stonehaven in Kincardine, Scotland, and many other
public and private records.

THE BARCLAYS OF NEW JERSEY

One division of the work partially traces the descent of
those who may properly claim John Barclay of East New
Jersey as their ancestor. These are of Ury stock.

THE BARCLAYS OF NEW YORK

Another division includes a table of the 1,350, and more,
descendants of Rev. Thomas Barclay of Albany from about
1709 to the first of January, 1904, with the dates of birth,
marriage, and death of nearly every descendant, and the dates
of birth and death of those who married into this line. In
addition to the evidence afforded by the many church records
and newspaper notices of the eighteenth and nineteenth
centuries, which have been examined, the private records, not
generally available, of very many families in this line of descent
have been opened to Mr. Moffat for the purposes of this book;
and the table here given is beUeved to be substantially complete.

OTHER LINES OF DESCENT

Another part of the work includes a list of the descendants
of Thomas Barclay, of St. Mary's County, Maryland, the
ancestor of the author, with the dates of birth, marriage, and
death of those who married into this line.

Other tables trace, with similar dates, the descent from
John Barclay, one of the earlier Mayors of Philadelphia, who
was the ancestor of the Biddies and of kindred families in that
city ; and the descent from John Barkley, of Londonderry,
Ireland. Many other lines of Pennsylvania, Virginia, Mary-
land, and Kentucky Barclays and Barkleys are contained in
this work.

THE BARCLAYS OF URY

A partial table of the descendants of Colonel David Bar-
clay (who purchased the estate of Ury in 1648) and of Lady
Katharine Gordon, his wife, is contained in a separate part of
the work, particular attention being given to the Dublin
branch of the Barclays of Ury, about which even the family at

Bury Hill, in Eiighiiul, know little. Tlic uutlior li:is caused
the public and the church records of Dublin to be searched
thoroughly, and has transcribed in this volume all entries there
found which relate to this ftimily. Tlie ^rcncaloifv of the
Dublin branch of the Barclays of IJry is thus brought down
from 1687 to about 1800.

EXTRACTS FROM OLD DIRECTORIES
Another feature of the book is an interesting transcription
from the early directories of the City of New York, showing
sundry changes in the names of streets, and the residences and
recorded occupations of many of the Barclays, Baches, Bayleys,
Lispenards, McEvers, Roosevelts, and Whites in the line of
Barclay descent.

RECORDS OF CHURCH AND STATE
In still another part many extracts relating to tlie name
Barclay or Barkley are transcribed from the cliurch, county,
and State records of New York, New Jersey, Pennsyhania,
Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia, which will necessarily prove
of value to genealogists and to those interested in looking up
any particular hne of the Barclays or Barkleys in any of the
States mentioned.

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
The appendices contain an extremely valuable description
of the present state of preservation of tiic public records in the
various counties of Mrginia and of Maryland; a copy of a
private act of Parliament authorizing the breaking of the
entail of the barony of Ury ; a consideration of tlie differences
between the arms of the Barclays of Matlier and Ury and
those of the Barclays of Pierston; a copy of the will of John
Barclay, second of that name in New Jersey (born 170*2) ; ex-
tracts from the records of the Quaker meeting at Woodbridge,
New Jersey, 1685-1692; and a table showing the ancestry of
Lady Katharine Gordon, wife of Colonel David Barclay, of
Ury, who was known in history as "The \Vhite Hose of
Scotland. "

FAMILY GENEALOGIES HERE RECORDED

Among the many families other than those bearing the
surname Barclay or Barkley whose genealogies are brought
down, in this book, to January 1, 1904, are the following:

Astor, Bache, Bayley, Betts, Biddle, Bleecker, Cooper,
Craig, Crawford, Cunard, Cutting, Gordon, Kountze, Lis-
penard, Livingston, McEvers, Moon, Morris (of Morrisania),
Munro, Nicholson, Parsons, Quay, Rives, Beverley-Robinsons,
Rutledge, Satterthwaite, Schermerhorn, Scovil, Shanley,
Stewart, Van Cortlandt, Ward, Webb.

INDICES

The volume contains three separate indices, one of the
name " Barclay," another of the name " Barkley," and a third
of all other surnames appearing in the book. More than 5,000
names are thus indexed.

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