THE PROMINENT FAMILIES
OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA
VOLUME I
THE
PROMINENT FAMILIES
OF THE
UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA
EDITED BY
ARTHUR MEREDYTH BURKE
o
Author of ' Key to the Ancient Parish Registers of
England and Wales,' etc.
VOLUME ONE
LONDON
THE SACKVILLE PRESS LTD.
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CONTENTS
PREFACE ....... .7
INTRODUCTION .... 9
GENEALOGICAL MEMOIRS . . . . . -33
INDEX . . . . . . . . .481
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PREFACE
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purpose and scope of this work need little explanation.
The genealogies recorded in these volumes are those of
extant families of the great American Republic, whose long
and distinguished connexion with their country has made
them part of its history, or whose descent from some ancient European
house entitles them to be included in a publication of this nature.
The armorials of families deducing their lineage from armigerous
progenitors are given, but the mere possession of rightfully-borne Arms
has in no case been regarded as an inevitable qualification for admission.
There are many popular delusions, and not the least unfounded and absurd
is that one which considers the bearing of officially authorized Arms to
be the necessary condition of gentle descent ; indeed, many of the
oldest and most important families in England enjoy no such right.
A few words as to the sources from which I have drawn my
materials. I have endeavoured throughout to obey the sound axiom
of never adducing inferior testimony where better could be had. Acting
on this principle, I have lost no opportunity of having frequent recourse to
the parish and other local registers, to testamentary documents, to the
archives of public offices, to the records of nonconformist associations,
to family papers, and to various collections of original manuscripts
both in this country and in America. Where, as has often been the
case, the original authorities were lost or inaccessible, I have relied only
on what have appeared on careful examination to be trustworthy com
pilations. Nevertheless, I am fully conscious that many imperfections
will be apparent to the critic of these pages, but in a work of this kind,
where every line contains a name and a date, it seems hardly neces
sary to make the usual conventional apology for unavoidable mistakes.
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The determined destruction of dearly-cherished traditions may in
some instances pain or offend those who have long prided themselves
on what proves itself to be an entirely imaginary descent from some
mythical ancestor, but the faithful genealogical historian must go forward
without fear or favour, secure in the panoply of truth.
I need scarcely say that without the ready assistance of correspondents
in all parts of the United States, the accomplishment of my task would
have been almost impossible, and I take this opportunity of thanking
them for their unvarying courtesy and generous co-operation. I am
particularly indebted to Miss Gail Treat, Governor-General of the Order
of the Descendants of Colonial Governors ; Mr. J. Ridgely Carter,
Councillor of the American Embassy, London ; the Rev. George Smith,
D.D., author of The Story of Georgia ; the Rev. Robert Wilson, D.D.,
President of the Huguenot Society of South Carolina ; Mr. Walter
Lispenard Suydam, of the Saint Nicholas Society of the City of New
York ; and to the Rev. Lawrence Buckley Thomas, D.D.
The late Dr. Moncure Daniel Conway, by his kindness and active
co-operation, did much to help me in the compilation of several of the
Virginia pedigrees ; and for additional information concerning these
families I must acknowledge the assistance that I have received from the
Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden's Virginia Genealogies — by far the most learned
and trustworthy genealogical work ever produced in America.
In conclusion I would point out that the order in which the
memoirs are inserted, and the number of the volume in which they are
recorded, in no way indicate the relative prominence of any particular
family.
A. M. BURKE.
i, CLOISTERS, TEMPLE, LONDON,
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INTRODUCTION
IN dealing with the earliest beginnings of a nation the historian
is inevitably confronted with a mass of legend involved in
discrepancies, uncertainties, and contradictions. These he
must disentangle and unravel, discarding the improbable,
and retaining the plausible, till at length he may evolve a more or
less satisfactory account of its origin and early development, but
never one which can pretend to absolute accuracy.
But in this respect the United States of America stands alone
among the great nations of the world. The first history of the
nation as representing a civilized country is known intimately and
decisively with full, reliable, and accurate records dating, as it were,
from the beginning of time. It would be superfluous to attempt
in such a work as this to give a lengthy account of the original
discovery of America, but the nature of my task demands that I
should trace as shortly as possible the first history of early settle
ments in that country.
For the present purpose I may pass over the exploits of the
sixteenth-century venturers. Interesting as they are to the historical
student, they were, as regards any influence on the present national
life, entirely unproductive of result. The names of Ponce de Leon,
de Ayllon, Narvaez, de Soto, Verrazzani, or Roberval may excite
a thrill in one who knows the early history of his country ; but it
is not to these that one must look in tracing the origins of distin
guished families, for all their attempts at founding settlements in
North America were doomed to failure.
The English attempts at colonization during that century
all ended disastrously. Stukely's mad project came to naught,
and the fine effort of Sir Humphrey Gilbert resulted in his
death in American waters ; while the end of the gallant and
well-considered schemes of Sir Walter Raleigh was even more
tragic. When ships were sent out to Virginia to succour the
second little colony he had there planted not a living soul could
be found. The hundred and fifty settlers had absolutely disap
peared, and the only hint of their fate came, long afterwards, in
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the form of a tradition telling of a band of whites who had been
kept in slavery by the Indians.
But early in the seventeenth century comes the first of those
successful settlements which were the seeds from which has sprung
the American nation. After a few minor expeditions — among them
being one sent out by Raleigh on a vain quest for those settlers
who had not been heard of for fifteen years — the Virginia Company
was formed in London in 1606. Among the many notabilities
who were members of the company were Hakluyt, Sir George
Somers, Sir Thomas Gates, and Sir Ferdinando Gorges. A royal
patent was granted, which assigned in the most absolute manner
every detail of the government of the proposed colony to the
crown ; but it is a noteworthy fact that within thirty years Virginia
was, practically, an independent state. An expedition was speedily
fitted out, and on i January 1607, the company, one hundred and
forty-three strong, sailed from the Downs. The captain was
Christopher Newport, and with him was Captain John Smith,
the celebrated son of an obscure Lincolnshire gentleman, and
Edward Maria Wingfield, who was to become the first president
of the settlement.
For the next few years the history of these colonists is one
long list of strange misfortunes and even stranger adventures.
They suffered from Indian attacks, famine, sickness, and internal
dissensions. Captain John Smith was captured by the Indians,
but was eventually released after some extraordinary experiences.
Jamestown, their settlement, was burned down. The terribly
severe penal laws by which they were governed caused much
misery and many attempts at revolt. The company itself was
reduced to sore distress for lack of funds, shareholders in England
refusing to pay their subscriptions. But in spite of all, the men
struggled through. Sir Thomas Gates took them to a better site
for their settlement, where they were comparatively safe from
Indian attacks. The Indians became more friendly, and Pocahontas,
the daughter of an Indian chief, was married to John Rolfe.
Argall, commanding Virginian ships, destroyed the French settle
ments which had just been made off the coast of Maine and at
Port Royal. In 1619 the first assembly of burgesses was sum
moned, and trade was rapidly being developed. After that the
Indians rising and killing 347 settlers did but check the growth
of the colony ; the unjust revocation of the patent of the Virginia
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Company by King James in 1624 scarcely affected it. In spite
of the many difficulties which attended its struggle for existence,
the colony was by this time firmly established, and during the
seventeenth century its development became even more assured.
In the first twenty years of its existence less than six thousand
settlers landed in Virginia, but as the struggle between King Charles
and his opponents grew more and more bitter in England, Virginia
rapidly gained in population.
Of those who settled there during the seventeenth century a
large proportion belonged to the Royalist party, and many were
descendants of recognized English families. About this period,
while the New England settlements were being developed by the
Puritans, Virginia, Maryland, and the Carolinas might well have
been called the Cavalier colonies. Nor is this surprising, for, apart
from the fact that emigrants of either party would naturally go to
the land where they would find men who agreed with them on
religious and political questions, the laws of the Southern Colonies
were calculated to attract members of the wealthier classes.
It must not be supposed, however, that any social or class
distinction is to be drawn between Cavaliers and Roundheads.
Persons of equally good birth belonged indifferently to both parties,
even members of the same family often fighting on opposite sides
— an unfortunate state of things, but one unhappily not without
a parallel in more modern times. A genealogy, therefore, tracing
its origin to a Cavalier progenitor in no way indicates, ipso facto,
a more aristocratic descent than a lineage which boasts Cromwellian
ancestors.
In Virginia a planter could claim for himself an additional
fifty acres of land on account of every person whom, at his own
expense, he had brought into the country. Thus, from the earliest
times of the settlement there was a body of landed proprietors,
which steadily grew in power and numbers and developed the
family pride, which many of the planters had brought with them
from the mother country. Such class distinctions were strengthened
by the fact that there were no common schools. In 1671 Sir William
Berkeley wrote : " Every man instructs his children according to
his own ability " ; which naturally ensured that the sons of the
landowners received some sort of education, while the children of
the labouring classes were left in hopeless ignorance and unable
to rise above the level of their forefathers.
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It should be noted that the frequently repeated statement that
many of the colonials of the humbler class were " felons," while in
one sense true, is really wholly misleading. These " felons " were
for the most part political offenders. There were many stormy
times in England during that century, and whichever party was
in power was in the habit of dubbing those of the other party
" felons " on the very slightest provocation. Some of the men
transported had been taken when fighting against the reigning
monarch. The penal laws of England were at that time most
severe ; men were convicted for offences that to-day would be
deemed trifling, and in all probability very few had been guilty
of what, in these days, would be described as felonies. On the
other hand, it is certain that among the land-owning class there
were many who could claim gentle descent.
Among the families figuring prominently in the history of this
state which still survive in the male line are those of Washington,
Carter, Randolph, Lee, Byrd, Page, Fairfax, Harrison, Boiling,
Claiborne, Digges, Conway, Cabell, Ashton, Fitzhugh, Fowke,
Gordon, Henry, Pendleton, Slaughter, Tyler, and Chichester.
Although several other colonies were established in America
between 1606, the date of the first settlement of Virginia, and
1634, when Maryland was founded, the early histories of these
two states are so intimately connected that one naturally falls into
place with the other. Maryland owes its birth to the fact that
George Calvert, the first Lord Baltimore, unable to establish
successfully a colony in Newfoundland, found his attempt to trans
plant that settlement to Virginia barred in consequence of his
being a Catholic. In his youth George Calvert, a native of York
shire, was educated at Oxford, and his education was afterwards sup
plemented by a knowledge of the world gathered during extensive
travels. During Queen Elizabeth's reign he was secretary to Sir
Robert Cecil, and in the time of James the First he rose to be
one of the two secretaries of State. In this position he strongly
advocated the marriage of Prince Charles to the Infanta of Spain,
and, when this project came to naught, Calvert avowed himself a
Catholic, an avowal necessitating his resignation of the emoluments
and dignities of his high office. Then King James, never averse
to the Catholics so long as they made no attempt to dispute his
authority as a monarch, granted Calvert estates in Ireland and an
Irish peerage.
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Throughout his career Lord Baltimore had been in favour
of English settlements in America. He had been a member of the
Virginia Company and, while Secretary of State, had obtained a
special patent for the southern promontory of Newfoundland. But
in spite of all his efforts he failed in his attempt to establish a
colony there. His grant tended to impair the freedom of the
fisheries of Newfoundland, which the English Parliament steadfastly
insisted upon preserving. The French and the Puritans already
established in these regions were decidedly hostile, and the climate
and soil were less favourable than his agents had reported. Aban
doning his original project he sailed to Virginia, but here the laws
excluded Catholics, and the assembly ordered the oaths of allegiance
and supremacy to be tendered him, oaths which no Catholic could
take. So Lord Baltimore returned to England to obtain the
charter for the territory now known as Maryland.
Much of the territory included in the Virginia patent was
then assigned to him, but the Virginia Company's patent had
already been revoked, and with his influence at Court, Lord Balti
more succeeded in gaining the King's assent in spite of the fierce
opposition of the Virginians. The charter was drawn up, but
before it could pass the great seal Lord Baltimore died, and it was
then granted to his eldest son and successor, to whom fell the
honour of founding the colony which for several generations
descended as a patrimony to his heirs.
This charter differed in many essentials from any other patent
that had passed the great seal of England. It assured a measure
of representative government and religious equality in the colony ;
it made Lord Baltimore absolute lord and proprietor in return
for a payment of two Indian arrows yearly and one-fifth of all
the gold and silver found, and expressly covenanted that neither
the King nor his successors should ever set any tax, custom, or
imposition upon the inhabitants of the province. Thus Maryland,
named after Henrietta Maria, wife of Charles the First, was to be
free of all control by the English crown.
Many Catholics of good birth resolved to join in the enter
prise of planting a colony under such a favourable charter, and
in 1634, under the leadership of Leonard Calvert, Lord Baltimore's
brother, some two hundred persons sailed up the Potomac in search
of a site for their settlement. They purchased land from some
friendly Indians, who were about to vacate their town for a region
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farther inland ; from these Indians they learned something of the
agricultural advantages of the country, and also what splendid
hunting was to be found in the neighbourhood, and thus under the
happiest auspices the settlers established themselves in the village
they named St. Mary's. Supported by the wealth and influence of
Lord Baltimore, having among its population a large proportion
of men who were possessed of both means and education, able,
having learnt through others' misfortunes, to avoid the pitfalls into
which the older colonies had fallen, Maryland grew and flourished
exceedingly. As the power of the Court party declined in England
Catholics joined the settlement in increasing numbers. Later on,
attracted by the toleration here given to any Christian sect-
Episcopalians, Presbyterians, or Quakers — members of all kinds of
religious denominations migrated to Maryland in large numbers
to enjoy liberty denied to them in England.
But although, when compared with the early histories of other
colonies, the establishment and development of Maryland may be
said to have been marked by singular success, it was not to be
expected that with another jealous colony on the south, surrounded
by tribes of savages notoriously difficult to deal with, and affected
by the bitter struggles between the warring factions in England,
the career of the colony could be uniformly peaceful. Trouble
arose within a year of the first settlement. The Virginians claimed
the Isle of Kent as part of their territory, and a number of
Virginians under the leadership of William Clayborne, a Virginian
councillor, had habitations there. The dispute led to fighting, and
several men were killed. Clayborne fled to Virginia, and Sir John
Harvey, the governor, who had been expressly bidden by the
King to be friendly with the Marylanders, sent him to England,
where the points at issue between the two colonies were to be
settled.
Some eight years later, taking advantage of the war between
King Charles and the Parliament, Clayborne made a determined
attempt to recover the island. Richard Ingle, a sea captain, was,
in 1644, cruising in Chesapeake Bay in command of a small fleet,
with letters of marque commissioning him to attack the enemies
of the Parliament. Ingle landed, seized upon St. Mary, and
took possession of the government, while Clayborne simultane
ously succeeded in once more establishing himself in the Isle of
Kent. But their success was short lived. Calvert, who had fled
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into Virginia, returned, rallied his forces, and drove out both the
intruders. But in spite of this temporary check to its develop
ment, in spite of hostility shown by the once friendly Indians,
in spite of changes in the colony which successively followed the
triumph of Parliament, the Restoration, and the English revolution
of 1688, Maryland continued to flourish and to attract many of
the better class of settlers.
The Calverts, Carrolls, Ridgelys, Tilghmans, Burwells,
Brents, Briscoes, Lloyds, Lowndes, Tildens, Brookes, and Chews
are among the historic families of Maryland which still survive in
the male line.
Sir Walter Raleigh's attempts to found a settlement in
America have been referred to in connexion with the preceding
sketch of the colonization of Virginia for two reasons ; one being
that the efforts of the Virginia Company were doubtless influenced
by his example, and the other that the district in which his
emigrants landed was at that time part of the territory called
Virginia. Although this district is now known as North Carolina
the fate of the Elizabethan colonists has little to do with that
state, as over seventy years elapsed between Raleigh's last effort
and the next organized attempt at colonization in this neigh
bourhood.
Between 1663 and 1665 Charles the Second granted all
rights over a territory extending from the South of Virginia to
the Gulf of Mexico, and from the Atlantic to the West of the
Mississippi to a party of eight noblemen, amongst whom were
the Earl of Clarendon, the Duke of Albemarle, Lord Ashley
(afterwards Earl of Shaftesbury), and Sir William Berkeley,
Governor of Virginia. But men from other American colonies had
made their homes in Carolina before this. Virginians had been
exploring the country for many years and, doubtless, several had
settled there. For instance, in 1663 George Catlemaid, a Virginian,
had established sixty-seven persons on Albemarle Sound.
About the same time planters from Barbados had bought
land to the South of Cape Fear, and made their homes there.
Prior to this, a party of men from New England had sailed south
wards and, although many returned, it seems that some were
left on Cape Fear River.
At first the new lords proprietors of Carolina voluntarily
adopted conciliatory methods with these settlers and, as the result
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showed, no other methods could have succeeded with such men.
For when, shortly afterwards, an attempt was made to force
upon them an objectionable form of government which had been
designed by John Locke, the colonists stoutly opposed it. Later
on, they showed their spirit by deposing and exiling one governor
for extortion and imprisoning another governor and his council
for infringing their rights. Civil and religious liberty was thus
assured in this region, and many Quakers and other dissenters
migrated there in the seventeenth century. In the middle of
the eighteenth century there was a great flood of immigration
into the state from other American States, and also from
England, and from various other parts of Europe. British,
Dutch, French, and Swiss, of all denominations, many belonging
to recognized families, poured into the now flourishing colony of
North Carolina.
Meanwhile, under the leadership of Joseph West, who
acted as the commercial agent for the proprietors, and of Captain
William Sayle a considerable number of emigrants set sail from
England for South Carolina, where they made their settlement
before 1670. They finally settled near Oyster Point and founded
the village which more than a century later was incorporated as
the city of Charleston. Reports of the rich possibilities of the
country soon spread throughout the world. Dutch emigrants
came from New York, soon followed by others from Holland.
Charles the Second, at his own expense fitted out two small
vessels to transport Protestants from the south of Europe who
might domesticate the productions of warmer climes to this pro
lific soil. Cavaliers sought refuge there, and even Shaftesbury
himself, when committed to the Tower, asked leave to expatriate
himself and become an inhabitant of Carolina. Churchmen and
dissenters alike sought refuge here ; thousands of Huguenots,
who fled to all parts of the world after the revocation of the
edict of Nantes, sought homes in this state, and although the
Spaniards laid waste one of the southern settlements, and the
colonists had bitter struggles against the power of the lords
proprietors, within a few years the prosperity of South Carolina
was assured.
References to the early history of the Carolinas will be found
under the names of Middleton, Pinckney, Lowndes, Izard, Blake,
and Rutledge, all of them being families that still survive.
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The Virginia Company's settlements were the result of a The Pilgrim
desire for fresh trade, and, although inspired by other motives, Fathers.
Lord Baltimore looked for a material return for his expenditure and
labours over Maryland, while the founders of the Carolinas sought
for personal aggrandisement and gain. But next to the Virginian
settlement in point of time, and destined to have even a greater
effect upon the development of the country, was the colonization of
the Northern States, which was due to the Puritans' unconquerable
desire for religious liberty.
To understand the causes which led to the emigration of the
Pilgrim Fathers it is necessary to glance at fifty years of England's
history.
The Reformation, and the counter-reformation of the
Catholics had plunged Europe into war — a war from a share in
which neither the statecraft nor the love of compromise of Queen
Elizabeth could keep England. Staunch supporter of episcopal
church government as she was at home, Elizabeth was forced by
circumstances into the position of protector abroad of those non-
conforming sects which she endeavoured to put down with a strong
hand within her own realm. The Puritans, who had fled to
Germany and Switzerland during the Marian persecution, had
returned at Elizabeth's accession imbued with religious views that
assorted ill with the conservative principles of their sovereign. But
inasmuch as Elizabeth, in opposition to the vast Catholic power of
Philip of Spain, was the champion of the Protestant cause abroad,
they gave her steadfast allegiance. They might refuse steadfastly
to submit their private judgment to a Church of which she was
titular head, but they were unswerving in their loyalty and
patriotism. She might send them to the block ; she might flog
them or mutilate them, but they remained always her devoted
subjects. They refused obstinately and stubbornly to conform to
the rites and ceremonies of the English Church as established under
Queen Elizabeth ; they struggled against it with all their might ;
the famous " Martin Mar-Prelate " tracts in which they attacked
the Church were printed and published in the face of death and
persecution ; yet their loyalty as Englishmen was never in question.
Persecution, that futile weapon of tyranny, served only to
foster the marked characteristics of the Puritans. As a great
historian has said : " Persecution found them a sect and made them
a faction." At first their attachment to the English Church was
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undeniable ; they were for ever seeking some means by which they
could with a good conscience become obedient servants of the
Establishment. The accession of Whitgift in 1583 to the chair of
St. Augustine rendered all hope of compromise impossible. Twenty
thousand Puritans preached and prayed in their conventicles in
defiance of the law. It is said on the authority of Heylin, that
even the proud and stubborn spirit of Queen Elizabeth weakened
and hesitated before their calm determination. Walsingham offered
the Puritans, in the Queen's name, in about 1583, to give up the
ceremony of kneeling at the Communion, the cross in Baptism, and
the surplice. Their reply was characteristic : " Ne ungulam quidem
esse relinquemdam." From that time onwards there was no hope
of arrangement or surrender. Archbishop Whitgift appeared upon
the scene, and for thirty-seven years the policy which he then
adopted was carried on consistently until the sails of the Mayflower
were set to the winds of the Atlantic.
Although the dates are difficult to ascertain with any degree
of accuracy it may safely be said that the pilgrim movement began
within a short time of Whitgift's appointment as Archbishop of
Canterbury. The first seeds were sown in that small tract of
country, some four miles by six, which lies between the Rivers Idle
and Ryton in Nottinghamshire. It began with the appointment of
the Rev. Richard Clyfton to the Rectory of Babworth, on the
ii July 1586. Clyfton was a " forward preacher" or reformist,
and he boldly led the crusade against the archbishop, preaching the
liberty of the pulpit and the uselessness of all forms of ritual. In
January 1589 there came to his assistance a man destined to play
a great part in the New World. At that date William Brewster
was appointed postmaster at Scrooby, a little village six miles away
close to the junction of the Idle and the Ryton. Brewster's method
of helping the cause was to furnish money for the support of the
reformist preachers in the neighbouring parish churches, " he
himself being most commonly deepest in the charge, and sometimes
above his ability." Clyfton and Brewster worked together for the
cause of reform, until in 1601 they were joined in their work by
Richard Bernard, who was appointed to the living of Worksop on
19 June of that year.
It should be understood that Clyfton was still within the pale
of the Church. The separatist Church had not been formed, but
the accession of James I hastened matters and brought about the
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inevitable. It had been thought at first that James, coming from
Scotland, would be prepared to regard the views of the Puritans
as to ecclesiastical government with favour, but his remark during
his progress south, " No bishop, no king," settled once and for
all his real intentions. The king became a partisan of Whitgift.
It was only because he feared their numbers that he consented
to receive from the Puritans the famous Millenary Petition for
a redress of ecclesiastical grievances. Policy and his pride in his
own gifts of theological debates prompted him further to agree
to a conference at Hampton Court. It was hardly a con
ference ; it was more a legal lecture to the Puritans. " I will
have none of that liberty as to ceremony," said His Majesty,
" I will have one doctrine, one discipline, one religion in sub
stance and ceremony. I will make you conform or I will harry
you out of the land." His own view of the conference, which
closed on 18 January 1604, was that he had " soundly peppered
off the Puritans."
A month later Archbishop Whitgift died and Bancroft
became his successor. Conformity was insisted upon with un
relenting rigour. The persecutions that had lapsed somewhat
during the later days of Queen Elizabeth's reign were renewed.
King James issued a brutally severe proclamation against the
Puritans, who held command of the Lower House, and had
already become identified as the party opposed to despotism.
In the year 1604 alone three hundred Puritan ministers were
deprived, imprisoned, or exiled. All hope of accommodation
between the Church and the Puritans was now seen to be im
possible, and Clyfton at Babworth in the same year started the
separatist movement.
In that year of trial, 1604, Clyfton was joined by an assis
tant, the Rev. John Robinson, another Nottinghamshire man,
and, like his rector, a Cambridge graduate. Two years later
Clyfton became pastor of the Separatist Church at Scrooby,
with the Rev. John Robinson as his able lieutenant. In the
same year, at about the same time, the Rev. John Smyth, like-
wise a Cambridge graduate, founded another branch of the
Puritan Church at Gainsborough, on the edge of the Pilgrim
District.
It will be as well to recapitulate the situation of these
Puritans at this momentous crisis. The Rev. Richard Clyfton, with
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the Rev. John Robinson, was at Babworth. The Rev. Richard
Bernard was giving indirect assistance to the cause at Worksop ; the
Rev. John Smyth was righting the battle of liberty of conscience
at Gainsborough, while William Brewster, Postmaster at Scrooby,
was still unremitting in his support. There was also a young
man of eighteen, William Bradford, who was constant in his atten
dance at the ministry of the Rev. Richard Clyfton. The definite
movement that had been set up by Clyfton and Robinson and
Smyth brought down upon their heads the whole armoury of the
government's wrath. Imprisonments, search warrants, trivial prosecu
tions, and the various malice of intolerance were used to compel
them to amend their ways. The situation became so intolerable
that it was determined to seek safety for the Church in exile.
It was then that a split occurred among the leaders. Clyfton
determined to seek refuge at Amsterdam, where there still existed
the ancient exiled Church. Bernard of Worksop refused at the
eleventh hour to abandon the Establishment. It therefore fell to
Robinson, as chief pastor, and Brewster, as elder, to lead their
following to Leyden. But tyranny was even for denying them
the privilege of exile. Their first attempt to leave was frus
trated. For a month the whole of the company were placed
under arrest, but at the end of that period more merciful
counsels prevailed, and they were released, with the exception of
the seven principal men, who were detained in prison. In the
following spring of 1608 the attempt was renewed. The exiles,
men and women, met on a lonely, unfrequented heath in
Lincolnshire. The night was wild and stormy, and the embarkation
was delayed. A part of the company were already in the boat
that was to bear them to the ship, when a company of horsemen
appeared in pursuit. The helpless women and children who still
remained on the shore were seized. In spite of their tears and
prayers they were apprehended. But even the magistrates of
those days, creatures as they were of the king, were upright
enough to realize the cruelty of punishing and imprisoning wives
and children for no other crime than that of wishing to go with
their husbands and fathers, and they allowed them at last to
depart. And so in small companies the Puritans made their way
from the home of their fathers to Leyden, in Holland, and took
the first step in that long pilgrimage which was to land them in
the New World.
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Of the doings of the Pilgrim Church at Leyden there is not
space to write at length. Robinson firmly established his sect,
and his fame attracted new recruits from England, the various
members engaged in different mechanical professions. Brewster
printed and published Pilgrim books, and so annoyed King James
that at the instance of the English ambassador his establishment
was suppressed. Bradford, who had been educated as a farmer,
learned the art of dyeing silk. In the old registers kept in the
city hall of Leyden are to be found the entries of several marriages
which took place among the exiles. All the evidence, in short,
shows that they attempted to take root in Holland, but the
climate, the language, and the customs of the country were never
to their liking. They were still Englishmen, and not even the
terrible persecutions they had had to endure had deprived them
of their insularity and their love of their own kith and kin.
Unable to return to England, they sought for some place where
they could once more live under the government of their native
land. They thought of Guiana, the land of which Raleigh had so
dazzlingly written, but the tropical nature of the climate, and the
proximity of a Catholic settlement, determined them to abandon
the idea. They decided on Virginia. Robert Cushman and John
Carver were sent to London to enter into negotiations with the
Virginia Company, who still held the patent for " North
Virginia." In their communications with the governing body in
London, Robinson and Brewster, as the pastor and elder respec
tively of the Pilgrim Church, announced their perfect faith and
confidence in the success of the undertaking, saying : " It is not
with us as with men whom small things can discourage."
The Virginia Company looked with favour on their pro
posal, but the king, whose approval they sought, was unrelenting
in his antagonism. The Pilgrims persisted, however, and after
three years, under very hard and stringent terms, they obtained
their desire. Not having sufficient capital for the execution of
their scheme they had to consent to the terms of the company.
The Pilgrim band, for the purposes of this contract, was regarded
as a numerous partnership ; the services of each member were
to be rated at a capital of £10, which belonged to the company.
Profits were not to be taken till the end of seven years, and the
whole amount, with all houses and lands, gardens, and fields, was
to be divided among shareholders according to their respective
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interests. But hard though the terms were, the fact that their
civil and religious liberties were assured, and this, too, under
the government of their native land, determined the Pilgrims to
sign the contract.
By July 1620 all was in readiness. The Speedwell, a ship
of 60 tons, had been purchased in London, and the Mayflower, a
vessel of 180 tons, had been hired in England. As these ships
could only hold a minority of the congregation, Robinson the
pastor was detained at Leyden, according to arrangement, while
Brewster, who had been elected ruling elder about 1613, took
command of the Pilgrim band. On 22 July they set sail from
Delft Haven.
Misfortune dogged them at first. On 5 August they set sail
from Southampton ; then it was found that the Speedwell needed
repairs, and on 13 August they put back to the port of Dart
mouth. Eight days later, on 21 August, they again weighed
anchor. The captain of the Speedwell was a man ill suited for the
adventure. He became appalled at the thought of the dangers
that lay before him, and, on the pretence that his vessel still needed
repairs, insisted on making Plymouth. Many of his company were
of the same mind. It was agreed that the timid and hesitating
should be allowed to abandon the expedition. The Speedwell was
left behind, and the courageous and determined few, one hundred
and two souls, were all embarked upon the Mayflower, which finally
set sail from England on 6 September 1620.
One William Butten died during the voyage, and two infants
first saw the light before the Pilgrims actually landed in New
England. One was Oceana Hopkins, born in mid-ocean, the other
Peregrine White, who made his entrance into the world while the
Mayflower still rode at anchor in the harbour of Cape Cod.
On 9 November 1620, after along and boisterous voyage of
sixty-three days, the Pilgrims sighted land, and in two days more
were safely moored in the harbour of Cape Cod. Before they
landed they settled the system of government under which they
should live, and drew up the following instrument which was
signed by the whole body of men of whom the company was
composed : —
" In the name of God, Amen ; We, whose names are under
written the loyal subjects of our dread sovereign King James, having
undertaken, for the Glory of God, and advancement of the Christian
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Faith, and honour of our king and country, a voyage to plant the
first colony in the Northern parts of Virginia, do by these presents
solemnly and mutually, in the Presence of God, and one of another,
covenant and combine ourselves together, into a civil body politic,
for our better ordering and preservation, and furtherance of the
ends aforesaid ; and by virtue hereof, to enact, constitute, and
frame such just and equal laws, ordinances, acts, constitutions, and
offices from time to time, as shall be thought most convenient for
the general good of the colony. Under which we promise all due
submission and obedience."
(Signed)—
John Carver
William Bradford
Edward Winslow
William Brewster
Isaac Allerton
Miles Standish
John Alden
Samuel Fuller
Christopher Martin
William Mullins
William White
Richard Warren
John Howland
Stephen Hopkins
Edward Tilley
John Tilley
Francis Cooke
Thomas Rogers
Thomas Tinker
John Rigdale
Edward Fuller
John Turner
Francis Eaton
James Chilton
John Crackston
John Billington (sen.)
Moses Fletcher
John Goodman
Degory Priest
Thomas Williams
Gilbert Winslow
Edmund Margeson
Peter Browne
Richard B(r)itteridge
George Soule
Richard Clarke
Richard Gardiner
John Allerton
Thomas English
Edward Dotey
Edward Leister
John Carver, who, with Cushman, had acted as negotiator for
the Pilgrim Church at Leyden with the "Adventurers" in London,
was, in the cabin of the May/lower, elected Governor for the year.
So was founded, on democratic principles, the first permanent
English settlement in America.
During that winter half their number died, and at one time
there were only seven who were not striken down with sickness,
yet when the Mayflower returned the following April not one ot
the settlers went with her. Governor Carver died, and Bradford was
elected to succeed him. Once afterwards, in a time of trial and
depression, the colonists thought of removal, but that was only
a passing phase. In a few years, although at first its growth was
very slow, the success of the community was assured, and in spite
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of the efforts of Bradford to keep them at Plymouth, detachments
of the settlers migrated and independent settlements were formed.
The following families of the Pilgrim Fathers are still surviving
in the male line : the Brewsters, Bradfords, Allcrtons, Winslows,
Cushmans, and Standishes.
The The settlement of the Pilgrim Fathers paved the way for
Puritans. another settlement of greater magnitude, and, although all credit
must be assigned to those men who founded the first Puritan
Colony, the second migration was far more important. Indeed,
from the genealogical standpoint there can hardly be any com
parison between the two enterprises. The Pilgrim Fathers were
few in numbers, and among them there were hardly any descen
dants of recognized English families. The company of Puritans
which after the formation of the company of Massachusetts Bay
settled in that region in 1 630 were not only more than ten times
more numerous, but many of them were men of high endow
ments, large fortunes, and the best education, and their boldness
and wisdom had an immediate and lasting effect upon the history
of America. Yet, for some reason, partly perhaps because the
earlier settlement appeals more to the imagination, many Americans
who are really descended from such honourable forbears mis
takenly persist in claiming descent from the Pilgrim Fathers.
In 1627 the idea of establishing a fresh colony on the shores
of New England began to take definite shape in the minds of
men who desired to free themselves from the constraints they
suffered under in England. In 1628, having formed themselves
into a company, they purchased a patent from the New England
council, which was little concerned at making grants of territory
that had already been purchased. White, a Puritan minister of
Dorchester, was the moving spirit, and the patent was granted
to Sir Henry Roswell, Sir John Young, Thomas Southcoat, John
Humphrey, John Endicot, and Simon Whitcomb, gentlemen of
Dorchester. Some of these original purchasers afterwards sold
their rights to new-comers, who, possessed of a kindred spirit and
religious fervour, were found by the zealous White in or around
London. Among these new-comers were men bearing names
destined to be notable in the history of the making of America,
such names as Winthrop, Dudley, Johnson, and Pynchon.
In 1628 John Endicot, with his wife and family and nearly
a hundred emigrants, sailed to Massachusetts, and sent back word
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of his safe arrival. In the meantime the company had enlisted
the sympathies of influential Puritans throughout England, and
in 1629, after much trouble and expenditure, the company of
Massachusetts Bay was granted a charter ; only a few days before
Charles the First in a State paper announced his intention of
governing without a Parliament. It should be noted that the
charter thus secured did not assign to the colonists freedom of
religion. Higginson, Hooker, and Cotton, who took prominent
parts in the colonizing movement, were all ministers of the Church
of England, and, at the time the charter was granted, neither
patentees nor government seemed to foresee that the new state
was inevitably destined to be wholly Puritan.
In 1629, under the leadership of Francis Higginson, a band
of two hundred emigrants arrived at Salem. The spirit in which
they sailed from their native land may be gathered from the fact
that before leaving, the company was winnowed and all servants
of ill life were discharged. Arrived in Massachusetts, John and
Samuel Browne, devout members of the Church of England,
protested against the nonconformity of the community, with the
result that they were seized like criminals and transported back
to England.
The news of the new settlement and of the establishment
of their form of religion there spread like wildfire among the
sterner Puritans of England. They looked upon Massachusetts,
a place where they could worship in their own fashion, as though
it were a veritable " promised land," and enrolled their names by
the hundred for emigration. Then, on the suggestion of Matthew
Cradock, the governor of the company, a bold stroke was taken.
It was proposed and carried that the charter of the company
should be transferred to those of the freemen who should them
selves inhabit the colony. At Cambridge (England) an agreement
was come to between a number of men of consequence that they
would all embark for America if the government of the " planta
tion " should be legally transferred to them and other freemen.
The subject was brought before the Court, and it was declared
that the government and patent might be transferred across
the Atlantic. Nominally this decision only settled where the
future meetings of the company should be held ; practically it
changed a commercial corporation into an independent provincial
government.
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The result was that, with John Winthrop as governor,
nearly fifteen hundred persons sailed for Massachusetts during
the following season.
They landed amid scenes of desolation. Many of the earlier
colonists had died ; the supplies of corn were scanty in the extreme.
Before the end of a year over a hundred, dreading famine and
death, sailed back to England, and over two hundred of those
who remained died. The men who had turned back painted the
terrors of the colony in the most lively colours, with the result
that during 1631 and 1632 less than three hundred and fifty
emigrants came from England. But in spite of all hardships and
discouragements, the colonists, cheered by Winthrop, struggled
bravely on. Their leaders met at Boston, and decided on a form
of government more or less representative ; they established
friendly relations with the Pilgrims, made treaties of peace with
the neighbouring Indians, and opened up trade with the Dutch
on the Hudson River.
This happy news, sent to England with invitations by
Winthrop, caused the flow of emigrants to increase, and among
those who crossed the Atlantic during 1633 were Haynes, renowned
alike for wealth and piety, and Cotton, the eloquent and sagacious
Calvinistic scholar.
During the next few years the electors of the Puritan colony
engaged in a struggle with their leaders for a purely representa
tive form of government, and after some time they secured it,
together with a written constitution, and, sign of their growing
independence, a condition that every freeman should pledge his
allegiance not to King Charles, but to Massachusetts. While this
struggle was in progress, Roger Williams, a young Puritan minister,
boldly asserted the right of man to worship exactly as he pleased,
or, indeed, not to worship at all unless he pleased. Although
the Puritans had fled from religious tyranny in England, freedom
in matters of religion was no part of their belief, and eventually
Williams was exiled. Followed by some devout admirers he left
Massachusetts and established the first settlement in Rhode Island.
Another religious dissension was responsible for a party leaving the
parent colony for Connecticut. Then, shortly afterwards, another
Puritan colony sprang up at New Haven. Thus the original
settlements led to others, but by 1643 a great war with the
Indians caused Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Haven, and New
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Plymouth to form the confederacy that is often referred to as the
prototype of that greater confederacy which conducted the War of
Independence.
Among the historic Puritan families still surviving in male
line are the Cottons, Mathers, Winthrops, Bulkeleys, Faunces,
Pynchons, and Chaunceys.
One of the latest important colonizations in the eastern states The
of America was due to the cruel persecutions which the Quakers Quakers,
suffered both in England and on the Continent. From the time
of the Long Parliament until after the restoration of Charles the
Second these peaceful followers of George Fox were harried without
mercy. In small bodies many of them had fled across the Atlantic
before the foundation of Pennsylvania, but in several of the
American settlements they were liable to treatment as severe as
that meted out to them in Europe. Consequently after many years
of bitter suffering they sought to establish a colony of their own.
In 1674 the English having taken from the Dutch the regions
round the Hudson and Delaware, known as the New Netherlands,
Berkeley sold the moiety of New Jersey to Quakers, to John
Fenwick in trust for Edward Byllinge and his assigns for a thou
sand pounds. In 1675 Fenwick with a large company set sail
for the asylum of Friends. Ascending the Delaware he named the
spot where they first settled Salem.
Byllinge became embarrassed in his fortunes, and Gawen
Laurie, William Penn, and Nicholas Lucas became his assigns as
trustees for his creditors. These assigns eventually secured for
the Quakers the right of self-government, and men and women
flocked to the new settlement where they might worship God after
their own fashion.
William Penn, deeply interested in the growth of the Quaker
colony on the Delaware, sought for a grant of territory on the
opposite side of the river, and after encountering some opposition
secured it from Charles the Second, who was indebted to the
Quaker for a loan advanced to the crown by Penn's father. This
region was named Pennsylvania, and on Penn's publishing in
England and on the Continent the statement that his would be a
free colony for all mankind, crowds came thither from all parts of
England, from the Low Countries, from Germany, and from
France. In Pennsylvania there already existed Swedish, Dutch,
and English settlements, but thanks to the beneficent government
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instituted by the famous Quaker, all dwelt together in amity ; just
as, thanks to his wisdom and humanity, they succeeded in estab
lishing peaceful relations with the neighbouring Indians.
The best known of the historic Quaker families that survive
in the male line are : the Gilpins, Biddies, Morrises, Thomases,
Whartons, and Shoemakers.
The In the history of the Dutch immigrations we again find proof
that most of the colonization of America was due to the religious
dissensions of Europe. When Philip II. of Spain inherited the
sovereignty of the Netherlands he united with the Roman Church
to stamp out the first flames of political liberty. The men of the
Netherlands rose, and one of the most memorable conflicts in the
history of the world began. Philip responded by the establish
ment of arbitrary tribunals and the imposition of arbitrary taxation.
Troops under Alva were poured into the country, but the Dutch,
animated, as Sidney told Queen Elizabeth, " by the invincible
spirit of God," rose en masse, and, electing the Prince of Orange as
their Stadtholder, seized the harbour of Briel and united to drive
the foreign troops from their territory. The union of the five
northern provinces at Utrecht, which sprang from the revolution,
laid the foundations of the republic of the United Netherlands. It
was a state that looked to the sea for its prosperity. It was a nation
of merchants, or, as the phrase was then," adventurers," and in every
part of the world their flag was to be seen. Amsterdam became
the first commercial city of the world, and Spain, despoiled of her
provinces, had to submit to her territory and her commerce being
preyed upon by the small nation which defied her power and had
shaken off her yoke.
In 1597 the first Dutch voyage was made to the New World,
and from that time onwards the merchants of Holland carried on
a trade with America. Their actual settlement there was due, in the
first place, to their endeavour to find a north-west passage by which
they could tap more easily the vast riches of Asia. The Dutch East
India Company, which originated in 1602, received seven years later
an offer from Henry Hudson, the famous English explorer, to
discover the North-west Passage. The offer was accepted, and on
4 April the Crescent, commanded by Hudson and manned by a mixed
crew of Englishmen and Hollanders, set sail. On 3 September
following the Crescent anchored within Sandy Hook, and New
York was discovered. The subsequent cruel fate of Hudson, who
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was left by his mutinous crew to die in the deserts of arctic ice,
did not lessen the value of his discovery. As New York had been
discovered by their agent, the Dutch East India Company claimed
the possession of the country on the Hudson for the United
Provinces. They desired this territory solely for trading purposes,
and not for colonization, and though there were one or two rough
huts built on the island of Manhattan in 1613, they were
there solely as temporary residences for the Dutch mariners
and fur traders. It was not until the internal affairs of the
United Provinces had been settled that the Dutch became a
colonizing force.
The provinces which had united for the sole purpose of
opposing the tyranny of Spain would have resolved themselves
once more into their respective units had it not been for the action
of Prince Maurice, their Stadtholder. The country was divided
into two camps : those who maintained the sovereignity of each
state within its own borders — the aristocratic party — and the party
who claimed the right of the States General to direct the policy of
the United Provinces. Prince Maurice, who was the leader of the
latter section, favoured the colonization of America. The aristo
cratic party opposed his view, and it was not until 29 August 1618,
when the successful coup d'etat^ made by the Stadtholder with the
consent of the popular party, settled the vexed question of internal
government once and for all, that he was able to fulfil his colonial
aspirations.
Three years later the Dutch West India Company was
endowed by charter with the exclusive privilege of trafficking and
planting colonies on the coast of Africa from the Tropic of Cancer
to the Cape of Good Hope, and on the coast of America from the
Straits of Magellan to the remotest north. The stock of the
company was thrown open for subscription to the whole world.
Cornelius May, whose name still survives in the southern
county and cape of New Jersey, visited Manhattan, entered the
bay, and, sailing up the Delaware River, formally took possession
of the territory which the company already claimed as the discovery
of its agent, Henry Hudson. Fort Nassau was built on Timber
Creek, and the whole country from the southern shore of Dela
ware Bay to Cape Cod was christened the New Netherlands. On
Manhattan a block-house was erected, and before many years had
passed there began to cluster round it quaint cottages with straw
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roofs and wooden chimneys, and the windmills which are so
strongly associated with the native land of the settlers. This was
the beginning of New York.
The settlers, discontented with the rule of the company,
bethought themselves of buying land direct from the natives, and
thereby establishing a personal title to their property. Godyn
purchased of the natives all the land from Cape Henlopen to the
mouth of Delaware River, and his example was followed by others.
Friction with the governing body of the company at home inevit
ably followed — a friction that was not lessened by the discovery
that the land obtained in this way was almost immediately colonized,
the remaining territory of the company being almost ignored.
But the settlement in Delaware, which was planted by Godyn,
Van Rensselaer, Bloemart, and De Laet, was destroyed by the
Indians, and every settler was ruthlessly killed. New Amsterdam
in 1633 was still the only Dutch settlement of any importance in
the New Netherlands, for the continued friction between the
colonists and the agents of the company, and between the agents
and the governing body at Amsterdam, checked all progress.
War with the Indians, encroachments of the English and the
Swedes, and the ridiculous policy of restricted trade insisted upon
by the company, almost succeeded in obliterating the Dutch settle
ment ; and it was not until the arrival of Stuyvesant, as Governor
of the Province, in 1646, that the settlement may be said to have
become firmly established.
This colony flourished and attracted many immigrants from
Holland ; but, as the British Settlements to the north and south
grew in strength, the existence of a territory between them which
at any moment might bring about hostilities was felt to be unen
durable. In 1664, while England and Holland were at war, an
English fleet took possession of the New Netherlands, and, as
Charles had granted it to his brother the Duke of York, the
province and its city were named New York in his honour.
The chief historic Dutch families still surviving in the male
line are : — The Van Cortlandts, Schermerhorns, Van Rensselaers,
Stuyvesants, Kips, Beekmans, de Peysters, Vanderbilts, Van Burens,
and Schuylers.
The The earliest attempt to form a permanent colony in North
Huguenots. America was made by the French ; and it is a Frenchman, Coligny,
the great leader of the Huguenots in the reign of Charles IX., to
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whom we must give the credit of having first conceived the idea
of forming an empire across the Atlantic.
Anxious to secure a place of refuge for men of his faith, he
obtained a commission from the French king, and sent out a party
to where St. Augustine now stands. The result was disastrous.
The first party lost heart and sailed for home while another
expedition was on its way to succour them. Settling down in
this district, this second party was brutally massacred by a Spanish
expedition, who would not suffer heretics and foreigners upon
soil which they regarded as within the dominions of their king.
It was many years before there was another attempt to plant
a French settlement in the country now known as the United
States.
The next posts of any consequence that they established were
due to the enterprise of their Canadian colonists, who, making
their way down the Mississippi in the latter part of the seventeenth
century, built forts at intervals as far south as the Gulf of Mexico,
the idea being to hedge the English colonists in. Joliet and La
Salle explored this tract of land ; and in 1700 D'Iberville founded
Mobile, New Orleans being founded by the French Mississippi
Company a few years later.
But it was the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685
which was responsible for the great influx of the French into
North America. The persecuted Huguenots, tortured in every
possible manner at home, were forbidden to emigrate, and the
coasts and frontiers of France were strictly guarded to prevent
their flight. But though the dangers of trying to escape from
the country were immense, they attempted it. By stealth in the
dead of night, family after family crept to the frontier, and
reached a place of safety. Many abandoned all in their flight,
caring nothing about their property as long as they could be free.
It is estimated that 500,000 persons — half a million of the best
French citizens — left the country. Some sought England. A
whole suburb of London was filled with Huguenot mechanics.
The Prince of Orange recruited regiment after regiment from
among the exiles. Some went as far as the Cape of Good Hope,
where their descendants survive to this day. Many found a
warm welcome in New England, the hope of fugitives from
religious persecution. Some repaired to New York and the
Dutch Settlement. But of the emigrants to the New World, the
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majority sought South Carolina, the warmth of the climate corre
sponding more to that in which they had been accustomed to live,
and possibly the recollection that it was there that their ancestors
had endeavoured to found a City of Refuge accounting for their
selection.
From every part of France they arrived. They obtained an
assignment of lands, and built their church at Charleston. Soon
under the influence of their skill and industry, the settlement
waxed and flourished, and free from the cruel persecutions of
their native land, the Huguenots exerted an influence upon the
future great Republic which is felt to this day.
Chief among the Huguenot families who survive in the
male line, are those of Ravenel, Mazyck, Porcher, Cordes, Bayard,
Rhinelander, Huger, and de Lancey.
These were the principal European settlements of America, and
most of the historic families of the United States are descended
from ancestors whose names are mentioned in the preceding pages.
But in addition to these families, there are many others which
demand a place in a work of this character. Some of recognized
European lineage have immigrated since the time of these early
settlements ; others have achieved distinction in the course of
the three centuries that have elapsed since the establishment of
the first American colony.
This work would indeed be incomplete if it did not include
the genealogies of the Livingstons, Nicolls, Halseys, McKeens,
Talcotts, Bonapartes, Iselins, Hewitts, Fishes, Harrimans, Lorillards,
Goelets, Gallatins, Delafields, Crugers, Frelinghuysens, Kountzes,
Irvings, de Forests, Camerons, Dyers, Choates, Benedicts, Hitch-
cocks, Ives, Greens, Hoyts, Appletons, Duers, Havemeyers,
Peabodys, Jays, Jones, Satterlees, Morgans, Pells, Whitneys,
Whitehouses, Dodges, Edgars, Hubbards, Endicotts, Huxfords,
Lawrences, Kings, Hamersleys, Rogers, Otis, Roosevelts, Mills,
Smith Wrights, Jacobs, Garretts, Bliss, Dexters, Duanes, Grinnells,
McCooks, Sloans, Stillmans, Tuckermans, Twomblys, Waldos,
Alexanders, Laniers, Von Kapffs, and of the numerous other
American families who, either in themselves or in their ancestors,
have justly earned the right to be identified with the history of
their country.
LIVINGSTON
John Henry Livingston, of Clermont,
N.Y., b. at Oak Hill, Columbia Co.,
N.Y., 8 July 1848 ; graduated at Co
lumbia, 1869 ; LL.B., 1871 ; admitted
to the Bar, 1871.
DESCENT
ALEXANDER LIVINGSTON -1597), whose
father was killed at the Battle of Pinkie, 1547, was,
there are good grounds for believing, a grandson of
William, fourth Lord Livingston. He was one of
the very earliest ministers of the Reformed Church
in Scotland ; presented by William, sixth Lord
Livingston, to the Rectory of Monyabroch (now
Kilsyth), Co. Stirling, Aug. 1560; m. Barbara
Livingston, of Kilsyth, and, dying 1597, ^f) by
her, issue a son : —
WILLIAM LIVINGSTON (1576-7647), b. 1576 ;
graduated at Glasgow University, 1595 ; instituted
to the Rectory of Monyabroch, 15 July 1599 ;
deprived for opposing the Restoration of Episco
pacy, 1613, but was soon after (i Oct. 1613) ap
pointed minister at Lanark ; m. (i) Agnes, dau. of Alexander Livingston, of Falkirk,
and, by her (who d. 1617), had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Samuel, d. young.
1. Barbara.
2. Anna, m. Rev. Thomas Vessie, minister at Torpichen.
3. Jean.
He m. (2) Nicolas Somervell, and, by her, had issue : —
4. Jean.
5. Martha.
6. Janet, d. 3 April 1690.
He d. before Oct. 1641, having m. (3) Marion Weir, who d.s.p. 7 Jan. 1632.
JOHN LIVINGSTON (1603-1672), b. 21 June 1603 ; educated at Glasgow
University; licensed to preach, Jan. 1625 ; Minister at Killinshie, Co. Down, and
afterwards at Stranraer and at Ancrum, North Britain ; banished on account of
Nonconformity at the Restoration, 1660 ; emigrated to Holland and became pastor
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of a church in Rotterdam ; m., 23 June 1635, Janet, dau. of Bartholomew Fleming,
or Edinburgh, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, b. in Ireland, 30 June 1636 ; d. young.
2. William, b. at Lanark, 7 Jan. 1638 ; Clerk to the Sessions, Edinburgh ; d. 1700.
3. Bartholomew, b. 3 Sept. 1639 ; d. young.
4. John, b. 20 Aug. 1644 ; d. in infancy.
5. James, b. 22 Sept. 1646; Merchant of Edinburgh; m. twice; d. 1700,
leaving issue.
6. Robert, of whom later.
1. Agnes, d. in infancy.
2. Marion, b. 10 Oct. 1642 ; m., 28 Sept. 1658, Rev. John Scott, minister at
Hawick.
3. Janet, b. 28 Sept. 1643; m. Andrew Russell, of Rotterdam.
4. Agnes, b. 18 Aug. 1645.
5. Joanna, d. in infancy.
6. Barbara, b. 21 June 1649 ; m. — Miller, merchant in Holland, and had issue.
He d. at Rotterdam, 1672.
ROBERT LIVINGSTON (1654-1725), b. at Ancrum, Co. Roxburgh, North Britain,
13 Dec. 1654 ; emigrated to America, 1673 ; settled first at Charlestown, Mass.,
and afterwards, in 1674, at Albany, N.Y., where he soon became prominent, holding
numerous official positions, besides being Member of the Colonial Assembly, 1 709-1 725,
and Speaker from 1718 ; having gradually acquired the Indian title to a large tract
of land on the east side of the Hudson River, he obtained a patent from Governor
Thomas Dongan in 1686, which was confirmed by Royal Charter in 1715, erecting
the manor and lordship of Livingston, with advowson and other manorial rights ; m.,
9 July 1679, Alida, dau. of Philip Pieterse Schuyler, and widow of the Rev. Nicholas
Van Rensselaer, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, b. 26 April 1680 ; Colonel ; m. (l) Mary, dau. of Fitzjohn Winthrop,
Governor of Connecticut, 1698-1707 ; m. (2) Elizabeth, dau. of — Knight ;
d.s.p. 1720.
2. Philip, of whom later.
3. Robert, b. 24 July 1688 ; first Proprietor of Clermont ; m., II Nov. 1717,
Margaret Howarden of N.Y., and, by her, had issue : —
Robert R., b. in N.Y. Aug. 1718; Judge of the Admiralty Court,
1760 ; Justice N.Y. Supreme Court, 1763 ; Member of the
Provincial Assembly, 1759-1768 ; m., 7 Dec. 1742, Margaret,
dau. of Colonel Henry Beekman, and d. 9 Dec. 1775, leaving
issue : —
I. Robert R., b. in N.Y. 27 Nov. 1746 ; one of the
most distinguished men of his day in America ;
admitted to the Bar, 1773 ; Member of the Pro
vincial Assembly, 1775 ; Chancellor of N.Y.,
1777-1801 ; Minister to France, 1801-1805 >
m. Mary, dau. of John Stevens, of Hunterdon,
N.Y., and, dying 26 Feb. 1813, left issue : —
1. Elizabeth Stevens, b. 5 May 1780 ; m.,
1 800, Edward Philip Livingston,
Lieutenant-Governor of N.Y., 1830,
and had issue.
2. Margaret Maria, b. II April 1783 ; m.
Robert L. Livingston, and had issue.
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LIVINGSTON
2. Henry Beekman, b. 9 Nov. 1750; m., n March
1781, Anne Hume, dau. of Dr. William Shippen ;
d. 5 Nov. 1831.
3. John R., of Redhook, b. 13 Feb. 1755 ; m. (i), 1779,
Margaret Sheaffe, who d. 1784 ; m. (2), 30 May
1789, Eliza, dau. of Charles McEvers, of N.Y. ;
d. 1851.
4. Edward, b. 28 May 1764; Member of Congress,
1795-1801 ; U.S. Attorney, N.Y., and Mayor,
N.Y. City, 1 80 1 ; moved to New Orleans,
1803 ; Member of Congress, 1822-1829; m.
(i), 10 April 1788, Mary, dau. of Charles McEvers,
who d. 13 March 1801 ; m. (2), 1804, Louise,
dau. of Jean D'Avezac de Castera, of New
Orleans, and widow of Captain Moreau de Lassy ;
d. 23 May 1836, leaving issue.
1. Janet, b. 27 Aug. 1743 ; m., 24 July 1773, General
Richard Montgomery, who was killed at the
storming of Quebec, 31 Dec. 1775.
2. Catherine, d. young.
3. Margaret, b. 6 Jan. 1749 5 m-> r779> Thomas Tillot-
son, Surgeon-General U.S. Army, and Secretary
of State for N.Y. ; d. 1823, leaving issue.
4. Catherine, b. 14 Oct. 1752 ; m., 1793, Rev. Free-
born Garrettson.
5. Gertrude, b. 16 April 1757; m., n May 1779,
General Morgan Lewis, Governor of the State of
New York, 1804.
6. Joanna, b. 14 Sept. 1759 ; m. Peter R. Livingston ;
d.s.p. 1827.
7. Alida, b. 24 Dec. 1761 ; m. General John Armstrong,
U.S. Minister to France, 1804-10, who d. I April
1843.
4. Gilbert, b. 3 March 1690 ; m. Cornelia, dau. of Henry Beekman ; d. 1746,
leaving issue.
5. William, b. 17 March 1692 ; d. in infancy.
1. Margaret, b. 5 Dec. 1681 ; m., 20 Dec. 1700, Colonel Samuel Vetch, 1st
English Governor of Annapolis Royal.
2. Johanna, b. I Feb. 1684 ; d. young.
3. Johanna, b. 10 Dec. 1694 ; m. Cornelius Van Home.
4. Catherine, b. 22 May 1698 ; d. in infancy.
He d. at Albany 20 April 1725.
PHILIP LIVINGSTON (1686-1749), second Lord of the Manor of Livingston ; b. at
Albany, 9 July 1686 ; Secretary for Indian Affairs, 1722 ; Clerk of the Co. of Albany,
1721—1749; Member of the Provincial Council, 1724-1749; m., 19 Sept. 1707,
Catherine, dau. of Peter Van Brugh, and, by her (who d. 22 Feb. 1756), had issue : —
1. Robert, third Lord of the Manor of Livingston, b. 16 Dec. 1708 ; Member of
the House of Assembly, 1737-1759; m. (i) Mary, dau. of Walter Tong,
and had issue ; m. (2) Gertrude, dau. of Killian Van Rensselaer, and widow
of Adoniah Schuyler ; d. 1 790.
2. Peter Van Brugh, of N.Y. City ; bap. 3 Nov. 1710 ; graduated at Yale, 1731 ;
Member of the Committee of One Hundred, 1775 ; Member of Provincial
Congress, 1776; m., I Nov. 1739, Mary, sister of William Alexander,
Lord Stirling; d.s.p. 28 Dec. 1792.
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LIVINGSTON
3. Peter, bap. 20 April 1712.
4. John, of New York City, bap. n April 1714; m. Catherine de Peyster ; d.
1778, leaving issue.
5. Philip, of whom later.
6. Henry, bap. 5 April 1719 ; d.s.p. in Jamaica, 1772.
7. William, bap. 6 Nov. 1723 ; graduated at Yale, 1741 ; Member of the Pro
vincial Assembly, 1759-1761; Governor of New Jersey, 1776-1790;
LL.D., 1788 ; m. Susannah, dau. of Philip French ; d. 25 July 1790,
leaving issue.
1. Sarah, bap. 8 Dec. 1721 ; d. in infancy.
2. Sarah, b. October 1725 ; m. William Alexander, Lord Stirling, and had
issue.
3. Alida, bap. 18 July 1728 ; m. (l) Henry Hansen ; m. (2) Colonel Martin
Hoffman, and had issue.
4. Catherine, bap. 15 April 1733 ; m. (M. L., 18 Oct. 1759) John L. Lawrence,
Alderman of New York.
He d. 4 Feb. 1749.
PHILIP LIVINGSTON (1716-1778), of New York City, b. 15 Jan. 1716;
graduated at Yale, 1737 ; Alderman of New York, 1754-1763 ; Member of the
Provincial Assembly, 1759-1769; Speaker, 1768; Signer of the Declaration of
Independence, 1776; State Senator, 1777 ; m., 14 April 1740, Christina, dau. of
Colonel Dirck Ten Broeck, and, by her (who d. 1801), had issue : —
1. Philip P., of whom later.
2. Henry Philip, Captain in Washington's Life Guards ; d. unm.
3. Abraham, d. unm.
I. Sarah, m. her cousin, Rev. John Henry Livingston, D.D., President of Queen's
College, New Jersey.
He d. 12 June 1778.
PHILIP P. LIVINGSTON (1741-1787), b. at Albany, N.Y., 28 May 1741 ;
settled in Jamaica before 1768; m., 29 June 1768, Sarah, dau. of — Johnston,
and, by her (who d. 6 Nov. 1802), had issue : —
1. Philip Henry, b. 30 Oct. 1769 ; m., 8 May 1788, Maria, dau. of Walter
Livingston.
2. George, b. 14 Oct. 1771.
3. Henry, b. 13 May 1777 ; d. young.
4. Edward P., b. 24 Nov. 1779, of whom later.
5. Jasper Hall, b. 3 Dec. 1780 ; m., 14 July 1802, Eliza, dau. of Colonel Henry
Brockholst Livingston, Judge of the Supreme Court U.S., and had issue.
6. Washington, b. 6 July 1783 ; d. in infancy.
1. Catherine, b. 1 3 Oct. 1772 ; m., 13 Oct. 1786, John Sanders, of New York;
d. 20 March 1819.
2. Christina, b. 26 Sept. 1774 ; m., 1797, John N. McComb ; d. 24 Aug. 1841.
3. Sarah, b. 29 Feb. 1776 ; d. young.
4. Maria Margaret, b. 30 Dec. 1787 ; d. young.
He d. 2 Nov. 1787.
EDWARD PHILIP LIVINGSTON (1779-1843), b. in Jamaica 24 Nov. 1779 ;
Lieutenant-Governor of New York, 1830 ; m., 20 Nov. 1799, his cousin Elizabeth
Stevens, eldest dau. of Robert R. Livingston, of Clermont, Chancellor of New York;
and, by her (who d. 10 June 1829), had issue : —
I. Clermont, of whom later.
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LIVINGSTON
2. Robert Edward, b. 1819 ; m., 1854, Susan Maria Clarkson, dau. of James F.
de Peyster ; d. 1889, leaving issue : —
1. Robert Reginald, of New York, b. 8 Feb. 1858 ; m., 1884, Mary,
dau. of Edward N. Tailer, of N.Y., and, dying 16 April 1899,
left issue : —
Robert Reginald, b. 4 Aug. 1888.
Laura Suffern.
2. Edward de Peyster, b. 6 March 1861.
3. Goodhue, m. Louisa, dau. of James Hampden Robb, of N.Y.
I. Catherine Goodhue.
1. Margaret, b. 17 Aug. 1808 ; m., 4 Oct. 1827, David Augustus Clarkson; d.
28 April 1874, leaving issue.
2. Elizabeth, m. Edward Hunter Ludlow.
3. Mary, b. 1821 ; m. Levinus Clarkson, and had issue.
He d. 3 Nov. 1843.
CLERMONT LIVINGSTON (1817-1895), b. 1817 ; m. (i), 1844, Cornelia, dau.
of Herman Livingston, of Oakhill, and, by her (who d. 1851), had issue : —
JOHN HENRY, of whom we treat.
Mary, m. Frederic de Peyster.
He d. 1895.
Residence — Clermont (P.O. Tivoli-on-Hudson), New York.
Arms — Quarterly ist and 4th argent, three cinquefoils gules, within
a double tressure flory counterflory vert ; 2nd and 3rd sable,
a bend between six billets, or.
Crest — A demi-Hercules wreathed about the head and middle,
holding in the dexter hand a club erect, and in the sinister a
serpent, all proper.
ALLERTON
Walter Scott Allerton, b. 4 Oct. 1852 ; m., at Berwick, Maine,
24 Jan. 1884, Adelaide Leonora, dau. of Andrew Hersom, and,
by her, has issue : —
Walter Chamberlain, b. 9 Nov. 1897.
Adelaide Hersom, b. 19 Nov. 1884.
Mr. Allerton is Governor of the Society of May/lower
Descendants in the State of New York.
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DAVID ALLERTON (1750-1828), of Canterbury, Conn., and Amenia, N.Y.,
b. 14 Feb. 1750 ; m., about 1775, Janet, dau. of John Montgomery, and, by her
(who d. 17 Sept. 1830), had issue : —
1. Archibald Montgomery, of whom later.
2. Isaac, b. at Canterbury, 14 Feb. 1785 ; acted as chaplain in a militia regiment
during the War of 1812 ; m., 21 March 1809, Sylvia, dau. of Colonel
Martin Winchall ; d.s.p. 14 Feb. 1875.
3. Anson, b. at Amenia, 14 May 1787 ; d. unm.
4. James, b. at Amenia, 2 May 1795 ; m. (l), 1815, Jane Scott ; m. (2), 14 Aug.
1830, Harriet A., widow of — Dawson.
1. Polly, b. at Canterbury, Conn., 14 Feb. 1783 ; m., 1802, Philander Wilcox, of
Madison Co.
2. Nancy, b. at Amenia, 10 Oct. 1790 ; m. (i), 15 Feb. 1815, Calvin Owen ; m.
(2) — Martin, of Greene Co. ; d. 1842.
3. Sally, b. at Amenia, 15 Oct. 1792 ; m., 8 Dec. 1810, Isaac Dunham, of Tioga
Co., New York.
He d. at Hamilton, 31 Oct. 1828.
ARCHIBALD MONTGOMERY ALLERTON (1780-1863), of Canterbury, Conn., and
Amenia, New York, b. at Canterbury, 3 Dec. 1780 ; m. (i), 3 Dec. 1803, Rebecca,
dau. of Captain William Chamberlain, and, by her (who d. 2O Oct. 1832), had
issue : —
1. George Washington, b. 25 Dec. 1806 ; several times elected Alderman of New
York City ; m., 4 Dec. 1835, Margaret R. Dobbin, of New York City ; d.
at Fordham, New York, 14 Aug. 1870.
2. Anson Montgomery, b. 30 May 1809 ; m. (i), 18 Dec. 1838, Tamer H.
Lockwood ; m. (2), 21 May 1851, Ann M. Austin ; d. 9 June 1863,
leaving issue.
3. William Chamberlain, b. 3 June 1811 ; d. unm. 16 Aug. 1831.
4. David, of whom later.
5. Archibald Montgomery, b. 14 Feb. 1821 ; m., 20 Sept. 1846, Charlotte A.
Robson, by whom he had issue.
6. Charles Henry, b. 6 Aug. 1824; m., Oct. 1855, Augusta Gorham ; d.s.p.
9 Sept. 1871.
1. Lucy Brigham, b. 20 Nov. 1804 ; m. Gervase Evans.
2. Alice, b. 1 8 July 1813 ; d. 12 July 1825.
3. Jeannette Montgomery, b. 7 April 1816 ; m. Rufus King Amory, of Binghamton,
New York.
He d. at Upper Lisle, Broome Co., II April 1863.
DAVID ALLERTON (1818-1877), of Amenia, N.Y., and New York City,
b. 27 July 1818 ; m., 25 Jan. 1845, Rachel Ward, dau. of Hebron Hiird, of
Amenia, N.Y., and, by her, had issue : —
I. David, b. 3 July 1851 ; m., 25 Sept. 1879, Matilda Christine, dau. of Thomas
Salisbury, of London, Eng., and, by her, has issue : —
1. David, b. 6 Sept. 1883.
2. Frederick Salisbury, b. 12 Dec. 1884.
1. Julia Butler, b. 3 July 1880 ; d. 9 Aug. 1881.
2. Esther Hurd, b. 24 March 1882.
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ALLERTON
2. WALTER SCOTT, of whom we treat.
3. Rufus King, b. I Oct. 1854 ; m., 17 June 1882, Lavinia, dau. of Samuel
Knight Irish, of Warboys, Co. Huntingdon ; d. 16 April 1902, leaving
issue : —
Rufus King, b. 6 June 1883.
4. William Beal, b. 15 Feb. 1857 ; d. 5 Feb. 1860.
5. Frederick Sibley, b. 16 May 1866 ; d. 10 March 1870.
1. Eliza Jeanette, b. 19 Nov. 1845 ; m., 19 Feb. 1876, Rev. William Berrian
Hooper.
2. Amy Barlow, b. 29 July 1847 ; m., 12 April 1870, William Augustus Hustace.
3. Rachel, b. 15 June 1859 ; m-» 25 Jan- ^83, John B. Berry, of Chicago.
4. Mary Sibley, b. 31 Jan. 1863 ; m. Dr. William Arthur Moore.
He d. at Mount Vernon, Westchester Co., N.Y., 3 March 1877, and was
buried in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Residences — 964 Fifth Avenue, New York ; Somersworth, New
Hampshire.
Club — Columbia University.
GREENE
Francis Vinton Greene, b. 27 June 1850; m., 25 Feb. 1879,
Belle Eugenie, dau. of the late Henry Chevallie, of Richmond,
Virginia, and, by her, has issue : —
1. Warwick, b. 18 Dec. 1879 ; A.B., LL.B., Harvard.
2. Donald Cameron, b. 26 Dec. 1 88 1; d. 4 Dec. 1886.
1. Anna Gertrude, b. 26 March 1884.
2. Edith, b. 12 Aug. 1886 ; m., Feb. 1908, Charles Allen Lindley.
3. Eleanor Nicoll, b. n May 1888.
4. Katharine, b. 21 June 1891.
Major-General Francis Vinton Greene was Military Attache,
U.S. Legation, St. Petersburg, 1877—1879, serving with the
Russian Army during the war with Turkey, 1 877— 1 878 ; served in
Spanish-American War as Colonel of 7ist New York Volunteers
at Tampa, May 1898; Brigadier-General in Manila Campaign,
Aug. 1898, when promoted Major-General for services in capture
of Manila ; Police Commissioner of City of New York, 1903—1 904.
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DESCENT
JOHN GREENE (7590-1659), b. about 1590; fourth son of Richard Greene, of
Bowridge Hill, Gillingham, Co. Dorset, who probably descended from a junior
branch of the ancient Northamptonshire family of Greene ; emigrated to Boston
1635, and, after settling at Salem, Mass., joined Roger Williams, at Providence ; m.,
4 Nov. 1619, Joanne Tattersall, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Peter, bap. 10 March 1622 ; m. Mary (who m. (2), 27 April 1663, John
Sanford, Attorney-General of Rhode Island), dau. of Samuel Gorton, of
Warwick, R.I. ; d. Feb. 1659.
3. Richard, bap. 25 March 1624. ; d. young.
4. James, bap. 21 June 1626 ; m. (i), about 1658, Deliverance, dau. of Robert
Potter, and, by her (who d. 1664), had issue (see Greene, Henry Fay) ; m.
(2), 3 Aug. 1665, Elizabeth, dau. of John Anthony, and, by her (who
d. 1698), had issue.
5. Thomas, bap. 4 June 1628 ; m., 30 June 1659, Elizabeth, dau. of Rufus
Barton, and, by her (who d. 1693), nac^ issue > d. 5 June I7I7-
1. Jone, bap. 3 Oct. 1630 ; m. John Hade, and had issue.
2. Mary, bap. 19 May 1633 ; m., 1654, James Sweet.
He d. Jan. 1659.
JOHN GREENE (1620-1708), bap. 15 Aug. 1620; Deputy-Governor of Rhode
Island, 1690-1700 ; m. about 1648, Anne, dau. of William Almy, of Portsmouth,
R.I. ; and, by her (who d. 6 May 1709), left issue :—
1. John, b. 6 June 1651 ; d. unm. I Feb. 1686.
2. William, b. 5 March 1653 ; m., 17 Dec. 1674, Mary, dau. of John Sayles, and
grand-dau. of Roger Williams, and, by her, had an only dau.
3. Peter, b. 4 Feb. 1654 ; m., 16 Dec. 1680, Elizabeth, dau. of Stephen Arnold ;
d. 12 Aug. 1723, leaving issue. (See Greene, Homer.)
4. Job, b. 24 Aug. 1656 ; m., 22 Jan. 1684, Phebe, dau. of John Sayles, and,
dying 6 July 1745, left issue.
5. Richard, b. 8 Feb. 1660 ; m., 1 6 Feb. 1692, Eleanor, dau. of John Sayles, and,
by her (who d. 1714), left issue.
6. Samuel, of whom later.
1. Deborah, b. 10 Aug. 1649 ; m., 1669, William Torrey.
2. Phillip, b. 7 Oct. 1658 ; m. (i) Caleb Carr ; m. (2) Charles Dickinson.
3. Anne, b. 13 March 1662 ; m., 27 May 1686, Thomas Greene; d. 1713.
4. Catharine, b. 8 Aug. 1665 ; m., 1688, Charles Holden.
5. Audrey, b. 27 Dec. 1667 ; m., 1692, John Spencer.
He d. 27 Nov. 1708.
SAMUEL GREENE (1670-1720), b. 30 Jan. 1670 ; m., 24 Jan. 1694, Mary, dau.
of Captain Benjamin Gorton, and, by her (who d. 1731), left issue: —
1. William, b. 16 March 1695 ; Governor of Rhode Island, 1743-58 ; m.,
30 Dec. 1719, Catharine, dau. of Captain Benjamin Greene; d. 25 Feb.
1758, leaving issue.
2. Samuel, of whom later.
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3. Benjamin, b. 5 Jan. 1702 ; m., 2 Sept. 1730, Almy, dau. of James Angell, and
had issue.
1. Mary, b. 25 Aug. 1698 ; m., 31 Dec. 1719, Thomas Fry.
2. Anne, d. in infancy.
He d. 1 8 Sept. 1720.
SAMUEL GREENE (1700-1780), b. 22 Oct. 1700; m., 17 Feb. 1724, Sarah,
dau. of Joshua Coggeshall, and, by her (who d. 13 Feb. 1790), left issue : —
1. Samuel, b. 7 Dec. 1725 ; d. unm.
2. Joshua, b. 24 Feb. 1729; m., 30 March 1753, Mehitable, dau. of John
Manton.
3. Caleb, of whom later.
4. Christopher, b. 18 April 1740; m., 19 Aug. 1770, Abigail, dau. of Jeffray
Davis.
1. Almy, b. 8 Sept. 1728 ; m., II March 1762, Oliver Arnold.
2. Mercy, b. 1731 ; m., 6 Jan. 1750, John Walton.
He d. 15 Sept. 1780.
CALEB GREENE (1737-1813), b. 23 April 1737 ; m., 24 Jan. 1760, Mary, dau.
of George Tibbitts, and, by her (who d. 25 Feb. 1812), left issue : —
1. Benjamin, b. 18 Feb. 1764; m., 12 Nov. 1790, Penelope, dau. of Nathan
Westcott.
2. George, b. 3 i Jan. 1767 ; d. unm. 1793.
3. Caleb, d. in infancy.
4. Caleb, of whom later.
5. Samuel, b. 9 Feb. 17/6 ; m., 19 March 1696, Elizabeth, dau. of John Stafford.
6. Henry, b. 23 Nov. 1778 ; d. unm. 20 Aug. 1800.
1. Mary, b. 24 July 1762 ; m., 17 July 1791, Richard Burke.
2. Susannah, b. 12 May 1763 ; m. Caleb Westcott.
3. Dorcas, b. 21 March 1769 ; m. Isaac Hall ; d.s.p.
4. Sarah, b. 31 May 1774 ; m. (l), 28 Oct. 1798, William Henry Rice, and had
issue ; m. (2), 16 Aug. 1804, Rufus Greene, and had issue.
He d. 23 April 1813.
CALEB GREENE (1772-1853), b. 17 June 1772 ; m. (i), 8 March 1795, Sarah
Robinson, dau. of Thomas Greene, and, by her (who d. 4 Jan. 1838), had issue : —
1. Benjamin Robinson, b. 22 May 1798 ; m., II Dec. 1820, Mary Gorton, dau. of
Thomas Arnold.
2. George Sears, of whom later.
3. Albert Daniel, b. 8 July 1806 ; m., 2 June 1841, Dorcas Brown, dau. of
Dr. Rowland Greene.
4. Robert Raymond, b. 3 Oct. 1810 ; d. 16 March 1811.
5. Thomas Raymond, b. 18 Jan. 1812 ; d. 8 Feb. 1812.
6. Nelson, b. 3 April 1817 ; d. 4 July 1826.
7. Thomas Ray, b. 28 Jan. 1819 ; d. 23 April 1831.
1. Sarah Wickes, b. 19 April 1803 ; m., n July 1838, the Rev. Benjamin Phelan,
and had issue.
2. Mary Wickes, b. 8 Sept. 1808 ; m. James Fish.
3. Octavia, b. 3 Sept. 1814 ; m., 9 June 1845, Dr. John Webster, and had issue.
He d. 4 Dec. 1853, having m. (2) Elizabeth Taylor, widow of Edmund Burke,
of Apponaug, who d.s.p. 28 Sept. 1852.
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GEORGE SEARS GREENE (1801-1899), b. 6 May 1801 ; graduated U.S. Military
Academy, 1823; Lieutenant U.S. Army, 1823-36; Brigadier-General of Volun
teers, 1862; Brevet Major-General, 1866; m. (i), 14 July 1828, Elizabeth, only
dau. of David Vinton, of Providence, R.I., and, by her (who d. 26 Dec. 1832), had
issue : —
1. George Sears, d. young.
2. Francis Vinton, d. young.
I. Mary Vinton, d. young.
He m. (2), 21 Feb. 1837, Martha Barrett, dau. of the Hon. Samuel Dana, and,
by her (who d. 16 Dec. 1883), had issue : —
3. George Sears, b. 26 Nov. 1837 ; m. Susan Moody, dau. of the Hon. James
Dana, and, by her (who d. 18 June 1881), has had issue : —
1. Dana, b. 27 June 1863 ; d. 19 July 1866.
2. Carleton, b. 24 Oct. 1868 ; m., 27 June 1901, Anna Bartow, dau.
of John Pelatiah Perit.
1. Martha, b. 1865 ; d. 1884.
2. Mabel, b. 1872 ; d. 1877.
4. Samuel Dana, b. n Feb. 1840 ; Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Executive Officer of the
Monitor in the fight with the Merrimac ; m. (i), 9 Oct. 1863, Mary,
dau. of John Willis Dearth, and, dying II Dec. 1884, left, by her (who
d. 2 Sept. 1874), issue : —
1. Samuel Dana, b. 24 Oct. 1864 ; m., 26 June 1896, Cornelia, dau. of
the late Rear-Admiral Ralph Chandler, who d. 8 Jan. 1900 ;
d. 8 Jan. 1900.
2. George De Boketon, b. 9. Nov. 1871 ; m., I June 1899, Harriet
Mumford, dau. of Douglas Campbell.
i. Mary Richmond, b. 21 April 1867; m., 21 April 1897, John
Stevens Conover, and has issue.
m. (2) Mary Abby, dau. of Major Jacob Abbitt.
5. Charles Thrustan (Major, U.S. Army), b. 5 March 1842 ; m. (i), 9 May 1867,
Abby Ann, dau. of the late Charles Reed Hull, of New York City, and, by
her (who d. 16 Feb. 1878), had issue : —
i. Charles Wolcott, b. n Oct. 1868 ; m., 9 Oct. 1889, Cecilia, dau.
of Anthony Smith ; d. 30 Aug. 1892.
1. Anna Hull, b. 12 Sept. 1870; m., 4 April 1894, Herbert
Boughton, and has had issue.
2. Eveline, b. 12 March 1873 ; d. I March 1888.
3. Emily Dana, b. 21 Oct. 1875.
4. Abby Chandler, b. 8 Aug. 1877 ; m., 26 Feb. 1900, John Vigus,
and has issue.
m. (2), 26 Nov. 1880, Addie Maud, dau. of Henry Supplee, and, by
her, has issue : —
2. John de Boketon, d. in infancy.
3. Henry Thrustan, b. I March 1889.
4. John de Boketon, b. 17 April 1895.
5. George Dewey, b. 17 April 1897.
6. Lester Wilton, b. i Nov. 1900.
7. Richard, b. i Nov. 1900 ; d. in infancy.
5. Clara Sturges, b. 4 Jan. 1882.
6. Martha Barrett, b. 21 July 1884.
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7. Sarah Robinson, b. 28 Sept. 1886.
8. Maud, b. 5 Dec. 1890.
9. Josephine, b. 26 Jan. 1893.
6. James John, b. 4 Sept. 1847 ; d. 1848.
7. FRANCIS VINTON, of whom we treat.
2. Anna Mary, b. 19 Feb. 1845 ; m., 19 April 1871, Lieutenant Murray S. Day,
U.S. Navy, who d. 27 Dec. 1878, leaving issue : —
Murray Greene, b. 8 Dec. 1875.
Alice Lavinia, b. 27 May 1878.
He d. 28 Jan. 1899.
Residence — 303 North Street, Buffalo, New York.
Clubs — Century, University, Metropolitan, Lawyers (New York) ;
Metropolitan (Washington) ; Buffalo, University, Country,
Ellicott (Buffalo).
IZARD
Walter Izard, b. at Rose Hill, near Landsford, South Carolina,
28 Sept. 1828 ; m., 22 Oct. 1853, Sallie, dau. of John Goode,
and, by her, has had issue : —
1. Walter, b. 12 Oct. 1854; m. Annie Sale; d. n Feb. 1890, leaving
issue : —
1. Walter, b. 7 Nov. 1882.
2. John, b. Oct. 1884.
i. Lucy, b. 21 Nov. 1881.
2. John, b. 17 Aug. 1856; m. Roberta Johnston; d. 22 Nov. 1899,
leaving issue : —
1. John, b. 27 April 1887.
2. James Johnston, b. 29 July 1894.
1. Alice de Lancey, b. n July 1888.
2. Mary Fowler, b. II May 1892.
3. Ralph, b. 19 March 1860 ; m. N. J. Lyons, and has had issue : —
1. Sarah Lyons, b. 14 May 1892.
2. Annie, b. 14 Aug. 1894.
I. Lucy, b. 31 July 1858 ; d. unm. 30 April 1874.
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DESCENT
RALPH IZARD ( -1699), " Citizen and Grocer of London," m. Elizabeth
and had issue : —
1 . John, " Citizen and Salter of London," m. Mary , and had issue ; will
proved I 3 April 1 706.
2. Ralph, of whom later.
3. Benjamin, of Wassamsaw, Berkley Co. ; settled in Carolina, where he was a
taxpayer, 1704 ; m. Elizabeth — — , who d. 1726 ; d. 1724.
I. Dorothy, m. Calverley Bewicke, of Close House, Co. Northumberland, and
Urpeth Lodge, Co. Durham, who d. 1729, leaving issue.
His will was proved 8 Nov. 1699.
RALPH IZARD ( -1711), of Berkley Co., South Carolina, b. in England;
emigrated to Carolina 1682, arriving at Charleston 3 Oct. of that year; settled
in St. James's parish, where he acquired large plantations ; Justice of the Peace,
Member of the House of Representatives, and President of the Indian Commission ;
m. (i) Mary, widow of Arthur Middleton, and, by her (whose will was proved
26 July 1700), had issue : —
1. Ralph, of whom later.
2. Walter (see Izard, Ralph).
He m. (2) Dorothy (who d.s.p.), widow of Christopher Smith, of Stock Prior,
Berkley Co., and his will was proved 24 Jan. 1711.
RALPH IZARD (7555-1743), b. in Carolina about 1688 ; succeeded to his father's
large estates; appointed Deputy, 1712; Member of Council for several years;
Attorney-General, 1737 ; m. Magdalene Elizabeth, dau. of Alexandre Thesee
Chastaigner, and, by her (whose will was proved 12 Dec. 1746), had issue : —
1. Henry, of whom later.
2. Charles, b. u Jan. 1719 ; m., 7 Oct. 1742, Mary (who m. (2), 4 March 1746,
Thomas Broughton), dau. of Walter Izard ; d.s.p. and will proved 1 6 July
1744.
3. John, bap. 7 Aug. 1730 ; d. in infancy.
1. Charlotte, b. 30 Sept. 1720 ; d. unm.
2. Anne, b. 10 April 1722 ; bur. 9 Oct. 1722.
3. Martha, m. Hon. Edward Fenwicke, and had issue.
4. Catherine, bap. 27 Jan. 1729 ; d. in infancy.
His will was proved 9 Dec. 1743.
HENRY IZARD (7777—1749), b. in Carolina about 1717 ; Commissioner of
Taxes, 1738 ; Member of the House of Representatives, 1742-8 ; m. (i), 26 Sept.
1739, Margaret, dau. of Colonel Robert Johnson, Governor of South Carolina,
and, by her (who d. 12 June 1743), had issue : —
I. Ralph, of whom later.
1. Margaret, m., 1758, Hon. Daniel Blake (who d. 1780) ; d.s.p. 6 March 1760.
He m. (2), Charlotte, dau. of Nathaniel Broughton, of Mulberry, and, by her
(who d. 10 Aug. 1801), had issue : —
2. Nathaniel, b. 29 June 1746 ; d. in infancy.
2. Charlotte, b. I 5 Aug. 1747 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 1749.
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RALPH IZARD (1742-1804), b. near Charleston 23 Jan. 1742; was educated
in England and graduated at Cambridge University ; returned to America, but came
again to England 1771, where he remained until 1774 ; appointed U.S. Commis
sioner at the Court of the Grand Duke of Tuscany, 1776 ; returned to the United
States, 1780 ; Delegate to the Continental Congress, 1782-3 ; U.S. Senator from
South Carolina, 1789-95 ; m., I May 1767, Alice, dau. of Peter de Lancey, of
Westchester, N.Y., and, by her (who d. i April 1832), had issue : —
1. Henry, of whom later.
2. Ralph, b. in London 5 Aug. 1772 ; d. in infancy.
3. Charles, b. in London 15 Sept. 1773 ; d. 19 July 1784.
4. George, b. in England 21 Oct. 1776 ; Colonel of the 2nd Artillery in the War
of 1812; became Brigadier-General 1813, and Major-General 1814;
Governor of Arkansas Territory 1825-8 ; m., 6 June 1803, Elizabeth
Carter (who d. 24 June 1826), dau. of Major James Parke Farley, and
widow of Thomas Lee Shippen ; d. 22 Nov. 1828, leaving issue.
5. Ralph, b'. at Charleston, South Carolina, 26 Feb. 1785 ; Lieutenant U.S.
Navy; m. (i), 1808, Elizabeth, dau. of Hon. Thomas Middleton
(who d. 21 Jan. 1822), leaving issue; m. (2) Eliza Lucas, dau. of
General Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, U.S. Minister to France ; d. 6 Aug.
1824.
6. William, b. at New York, I June 1789 ; d. in infancy.
1. Margaret, b. 12 Feb. 1768 ; m., I May 1785, Gabriel Manigault, of Charles
ton ; d. 3 May 1824, leaving issue.
2. Elizabeth, b. 22 Feb. 1769 ; d. in infancy.
3. Charlotte, b. 1 6 Feb. 1770 ; m., I May 1786, Hon. William Loughton Smith,
U.S. Minister to Spain ; d. 8 Jan. 1792, leaving issue.
4. Elizabeth, b. 1 1 Oct. 1777 ; d. I Nov. 1784.
5. Anne, b. I Feb. 1779 ; m. Hon. William Allen Deas ; d. 1863, leaving issue.
6. Caroline, b. 24 Sept. 1786 ; d. in infancy.
7. Henrietta, b. 15 May 1788 ; d. in infancy.
8. Charlotte Georgina, b. 1 6 Sept. 1792 ; m., i May 1809, Joseph Allen Smith ;
d. 15 Sept. 1832, leaving issue.
He d. 30 May 1804.
HENRY IZARD (1771-1826), of Charleston, b. 15 May 1771 ; Member of the
House of Representatives, 1800-1802 and 1821—1826; Member of Senate, 1807 ;
m. (i), I June 1795, Emma Philadelphia, dau. of Hon. Arthur Middleton, of
Middleton Place, South Carolina, and, by her (who d. I May 1813), had issue : —
1. Henry, b. 12 May 1796 ; d. in infancy.
2. Henry, b. 6 Aug. 1797 ; d. in infancy.
3. Walter, b. 6 May 1800 ; d. young.
4. Walter, of whom later.
1. Mary, b. 7 Nov. 1798 ; m. Thomas Middleton, of Charleston ; d.s.p. 28 Sept.
1822.
2. Alice, b. 2 March 1802 ; m., 6 Jan. 1824, Joseph Heyward ; d.s.p. 1863.
3. Eliza Caroline, b. 18 Jan. 1808 ; d. unm. 1823.
4. Margaret Emma, b. 3 Aug. 1811 ; m., 18 Jan. 1832, Hon. Nathaniel Russell
Middleton, LL.D. ; d. 18 July 1836, leaving issue.
5. Martha, b. 18 April 1813 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 30 Dec. 1826, having m. (2) Claudia (who d.s.p.), dau. of Thomas
Loughton Smith.
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WALTER IZARD (1804-1835), b. 7 Aug. 1804; m., 10 Oct. 1827, Mary
Cadwallader, dau. of Allen Jones Green, of Rose Hill, South Carolina, and, by her
(who d. 1889), had issue : —
1. WALTER, of whom we treat.
2. Henry, b. 29 May 1830 ; d. in infancy.
3. Henry, of Meridian, Mississippi, b. 25 Sept. 1831 ; m. Laura Lipscomb, and
d. 28 April 1899, leaving issue : —
1. George.
2. Henry.
I. Irene.
4. Allen Cadwallader, b. 13 July 1834; Captain of Co. I, 9th South Carolina
Regiment ; promoted Major after the battle of Pocotaligo, and Lieutenant-
Colonel 1863 ; m., 1857, Julia Davie, dau. of Colonel Richard Stobo
Bedon ; d. 28 Feb. 1901, leaving issue : —
1. Allen Cadwallader ; m. Florence Behre.
2. de Lancey.
1. Julia Davie, m. William T. Williams, of Savannah, Georgia, and has
issue.
2. Mary Green.
3. Alice Hey ward, m. John Solomons.
4. Josephine Bedon, m. A. B. Josey, of Columbia, South Carolina.
5. Mattie Perry.
6. Ruth, m. J. A. Klein, of Greenwood, South Carolina.
I. Lucy Green, b. 26 Feb. 1833 ; m., 7 Nov. 1850, Edward Barnwell Heyward,
and had issue.
He d. 1835.
Residence — Goodes, Bedford County, Virginia.
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James Canby Biddle Cope, b. 13 Aug.
1852; m., 25 June 1873, Marie Louise,
dau. of Edward Augustus Saunders, of
New Brunswick, New Jersey, and, by
her, has issue : —
1. Alfred Cope Biddle, b. 21 Sept. 1879;
d. ii April 1883.
2. John Stephen Biddle, b. 19 Aug. 1881;
m., 8 Aug. 1905, Bessie, dau. of
Arthur Thomas Moore, of Vancouver,
and, by her, has issue : —
Alfred James, b. 8 Dec. 1907.
Gladys Elizabeth, b. 1 1 Sept. 1906.
3. Anthony Prosper Biddle, b. 9 May 1889.
1 . Marie Louise, b. 24 July 1875; m., i o Dec.
1898, Edward Ernest Douglas-Smith,
by whom she has issue : —
1. Aubrey Edward, b. 13 July 1899.
2. Eric Ernest, b. 7 Aug. 1902.
2. Frances Margaret, b. 29 Sept. 1877 ;
m., 28 July 1902, Baron Alberto
Calenda di Tavani (late Captain, Savoy
Dragoons), eldest son of Vincenzo
Calenda, of Nocera, Italy, Senator, Baron of Tavani, by whom
she has issue : —
1 . Irene Louise Henrietta.
2. Gladys.
3. Gladys Mary Isabel, b. 21 Sept. 1886 ; d. 16 Feb. 1901.
Mr. Biddle Cope graduated at the University of Pennsyl
vania (LL.B.), and at Worcester College, Oxford (M.A.) ; Captain,
3rd Battalion York and Lancaster Regiment, 1882; created
Marquis of the Holy See, 1883, and a Baron in the kingdom
of Italy, 1886.
DESCENT
JOHN COPE (7355-1415), of Deanshanger, Co. Northampton, and Hausted,
Co. Buckingham, b. about 1355 ; Sheriff of Northants, 1378, 1396, 1400, and
1404; Knight of the Shire for Northants, 1396, 1399, 1402, 1404, and 1406;
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espoused the cause of the Royal House of Lancaster ; m., 1393, Elizabeth, dau.
and heir of John Newenham, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, of Deanshanger, b. 1397 ; m. Joan — — ; d.s.p.
2. Stephen, b. 1410 ; d. 29 July 1445, leaving issue : —
1. John, b. 8 July 1435 ; m. Anne , and had issue, Edward, who
left an only child Anne.
2. William, b. 1437 ; m. and had issue, William, who d.s.p.
3. William, of whom later.
He d. 1415.
WILLIAM COPE, m. - • dau. and heir of William Gossage, of Spratton, Co.
Northampton, and, by her, had issue : —
ALEXANDER COPE, of Deanshanger and of Grimsbury, Co. Northampton ; m.
and had issue : —
William, of whom later.
Margaret, m. William Iberowe, Embroiderer to Henry VII.
WILLIAM COPE (7450-1513), of Grimsbury, Co. Northampton, and Hanwell,
Co. Oxford ; b. about 1450 ; Cofferer to Henry VII ; m. (l), 1470, Agnes, dau. and
heir of Sir Robert Harcourt, of Stanton Harcourt, Co. Oxford, K.C.B. (Standard-
Bearer to King Henry VII at Bosworth), and had, by her, issue : —
1. Stephen, of whom later.
He m. (2) Jane, dau. and heir of Sir John Spencer, Knt., of Hodnell, Co.
Warwick, and widow of William Saunders, of Banbury, Co. Oxford, and left,
by her (who d. 12 Feb. 1525), issue : —
2. Anthony (Sir), Chamberlain to Queen Katherine Parr, ancestor of the Copes,
Baronets of Hanwell and Bramshill.
3. William, Esquire of the Body to Henry VIII, 1516, " Servitor" at Coronation
of Queen Anne Boleyn ; d.s.p.
4. John (Sir), of Eydon and Heale ; Ancestor to the Copes of Copes Ashby, Co.
Northampton, and of Knowle Hall, Co. Warwick.
He d. 1513.
STEPHEN COPE (1473-1534), of Bedhampton, Hants; b. 1473; Sergeant of
the Butlery to Henry VII ; Gentleman of the Bedchamber and Sergeant of the
Butlery and Poultry to Henry VIII; Envoy to Duchess of Savoy 1510, and to
Emperor of Muscovy 1523 ; m. (i) Anne, only child of William Saunders, of Ban-
bury, Co. Oxford, by whom he had issue : —
1. Thomas, d.s.p.
2. William, of Ashton, Co. Northampton, b. 1506 ; m. (i) Barbara, dau. of George
Quarles, of Ufford, Co. Northampton, by whom he had issue : —
1. Dorothy, m. Mathew Somerscales.
2. Elizabeth.
He m. (2) Joice, dau. of — Morris, by whom he had issue : —
3. Frances.
4. Alice.
3. Anthony, of whom later.
4. Stephen, of Pidley, Co. Huntingdon ; ancestor to the Copes of Hunts and Suffolk ;
d. 15 April 1581.
5. John, d.s.p.
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1. Elizabeth, m. James Harrington, Clerk of the Bakehouse to Henry VIII.
2. Ursula.
3. Edborowe.
He d. 20 March 1534, having m. (2) Margaret , who survived him, and
was sole executrix of his will.
ANTHONY COPE (1509-1586), of Bedhampton and Denmede Molyns, Hants;
b. 1509 ; after excommunication for adhering to Catholic religion, was denounced
by Justices for " obstinately " refusing to subscribe to the Act of Uniformity,
28 Nov. 1569; m., 1552, Anne, dau. of Sir Humphrey Stafford, of Blatherwyke,
Northampton, and had, by her, issue : —
1. John, supposed to have d. in infancy.
2. John, of Denmede Molyns, Hants, and Marden, Wilts ; b. 1555 ; m. Jane, dau.
of Richard Lavington, of Wivelsford, Wilts, by whom he had issue : —
1. Jane.
2. Martha.
3. Anne.
3. Edward, of whom later.
4. George, of Bedhampton, " a popish recusant," and his property confiscated,
1613 ; m. Catharine, dau. of — Fettiplace, and widow of — Hynd,
by whom he had issue : —
1 . Dorothy.
2. Catharine.
5. Anthony, reported in 1592 as a " recusant still remaining at liberty."
6. Stephen.
1 . Margaret, m. — Murfyn.
2. Anne, m. — Giffarde.
3. Jane, m. — Brett.
4. Elizabeth.
His will was proved 6 April 1586.
EDWARD COPE, of Brixton-Deverill, Co. Wilts, mentioned in his father's will,
which was proved at Winchester 6 April 1586; Churchwarden 1606; assessed
there, 1610 ; m. Maud (perhaps dau. of Richard Truslowe, of Avebury, Co. Wilts),
and, dying before 1634, left, by her (who d. 1635), issue : —
1 . John, of whom later.
2. Edward, who is believed to have been the Edward Cope who accompanied the
Hutchinsons and Scotts to Rhode Island in 1634.
i. Elizabeth ; m. — Snow, of Berwick St. James, Co. Wilts.
JOHN COPE ( -1656), of Marden, Co. Wilts; m. Margaret, and had, by
her (who d. 10 March 1670), issue : —
1. William, living 1657.
2. Oliver of London ; d.s.p. 1657.
3. John, of whom later.
4. Thomas.
5. Richard.
1. Margaret.
2. Lucy.
3. Joan.
He d. 12 June 1656.
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JOHN COPE ( -1649), °f Stafford, Co. Wilts ; m. Elizabeth (probably dau.
of William Deane, of Chisledon), and left, by her, issue : —
1. Oliver, of whom later.
2. John, supposed to have d. in infancy.
He d. 1649.
OLIVER COPE (7647-1697), of Stoffbrd and Avebury, Co. Wilts, and of Bir
mingham, Chester Co., and Backington, Newcastle Co., in the Seigniory of Pennsyl
vania ; b. about 1647, granted land by William Penn at Backington, Newcastle Co.,
Delaware, Sept. 1681 ; migrated to Pennsylvania about 1682 ; m. Rebecca , and
left, by her (who d. 1728), issue : —
1. William, of Backington, and of Chichester, Chester Co. ; b. 1687 ; chief party
to sale of Backington, 10 Sept. 1729 ; m. and had issue a son, Oliver.
2. John, of whom later.
1. Elizabeth, m. Hugh Blackwell of Newcastle Co.
2. Ruth, m. to Thomas Buffington of Newcastle Co.
He d. 1697.
JOHN COPE (1690-1773), of Bradford, Chester Co. ; b. 1690 ; joined the
Society of Friends; purchased lands at Bradford, 30 April 1712; m., 30 Nov.
1721, Charity, dau. of Robert Jeffries, of Chichester Township, and widow of John
Evans, and, by her (who d. 1746), had issue : —
1. Samuel, b. 1726 ; m. Deborah, dau. of Jonathan Parke, and had issue.
2. John, b. 1730 ; m. (l) Grace, dau. of Jason Cloud ; m. (2) Mary, dau. of
Joseph Dickinson ; d. 31 July 1812, leaving issue.
3. Nathan, b. 1733 ; m. Amy, dau. of Nathan Bane ; d. 3 Dec. 1820, leaving
issue.
4. Caleb, of whom later.
5. Joshua, b. 1736 ; twin brother of Caleb ; moved to Frederick Co., Virginia ; m.
Jane Brown ; d. 1818, leaving issue.
6. Joseph, b. 1739 ; m- Ann, dau. of B. Taylor, of Kennet.
1 . Hannah, m. John Carter, of East Bradford.
2. Mary.
He d. 14 Feb. 1773.
CALEB COPE (1736-1824), of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, b. 4 Nov. 1736; Burgess
of Lancaster ; opposed the separation of the American Colonies from the British
Empire ; m., 17 Oct. 1760, Mary, dau. of George Mendenhall, of East Calne Town
ship, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, and, by her (who d. I June 1809), left issue : —
1. John, b. 14 Nov. 1763 ; m. Mary, dau. of Hermann Up de Graff, of York,
Pennsylvania, and left issue.
2. William, b. 3 Feb. 1766 ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Frederick Rohrer, and left
issue.
3. Thomas Pirn, of whom later.
4. Israel, b. n Nov. 1770 ; m. Margaret, dau. of Marmaduke Cooper ; d. 5 Oct.
1855.
5. Jasper, b. I April 1775 > m- Rebecca, dau. of Joseph Shoemaker; d. 13 Jan.
1856, leaving issue.
1. Sarah, m. James Miller, of Penningtonville, Chester Co.
2. Hannah, m. Simon Cranston, of Stanton, Delaware.
He d. 30 May 1824.
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THOMAS PIM COPE (1768-1854), of Philadelphia ; b. 26 Aug. 1768 ; some
time Senator in the State Legislative Assembly ; Chairman of Select Council of
Philadelphia; m. (i) Mary, dau. of John Drinker, of Montrose and Philadelphia, by
whom he had issue : —
1. Henry, b. 8 June 1793 ; m. Rachel, dau. of S. Reeves ; d. 4 Sept. 1865, leaving
issue.
2. Francis, b. 27 Oct. 1794 ; d.s.p.
3. William Drinker, of Montrose, b. 31 May 1798 ; m. Susan, dau. of John New-
bold ; d. 1873, leaving issue.
4. Alfred, of whom later.
1. Caroline, m. Edward Yarnall, of Wynndown, Delaware ; d. 1 88 1, leaving issue.
2. Eleanor, m. J. R. Tyson of the Philadelphia Bar ; d.s.p.
He d. 22 Nov. 1854, having m. (2) Elizabeth Stokes, who d.s.p.
ALFRED COPE (1806—1875), of Fairfield, near Germantown, Pennsylvania; b.
13 April 1806 ; m. (i), 23 Oct. 1839, Hannah, dau. of Thomas Edge, of London
Grove, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, and, by her (who d. 19 April 1843), ^ad issue : —
i. Edward Drinker, A.M., Ph.D., b. 1840 ; member of several learned societies ;
author of many scientific works ; m. Anne, dau. of Richard Pirn, of Green
wood, Chester Co. ; d. I 2 April 1897, leaving an only child : —
Julia, m., 22 May 1894, William Henry Collins.
1. Elizabeth Wain, b. 1841 ; m. Philip Cresson Garrett, and has issue : —
Alfred Cope, b. 5 Nov. 1867 ; m., 18 June 1896, Eleanor, dau. of
John Wistar Evans, of Philadelphia, and has issue.
Frances Biddle.
2. Mary Anna, b. 1843 ; m., 12 Jan. 1871, John E. Carter, d.s.p. 29 Dec. 1871.
He m. (2), 14 Oct. 1851, Rebecca, dau. of John Biddle, of the Philadelphia Bar,
and, by her (who d. 1 8 Feb. 1876), left issue : —
2. JAMES CANBY BIDDLE, of whom we treat.
He d. 4 Dec. 1875.
Residences — Valromita, Reno, Nevada, U.S.A., and Tregorland,
Co. Cornwall, England.
Arms — Argent, on a chevron azure, between three red roses of
England slipped proper, as many fleurs-de-lys or.
Crest — A dragon's head gules, issuing from a fleur-de-lys or.
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CARTER
Bernard Carter, b. 20 July 1834 ; m., 20 April 1858, Mary, dau.
of David Ridgely and grand-dau. of General Ridgely, of Hampton,
Governor of Maryland, and, by her, has issue : —
1. Charles Henry, b. 19 Feb. 1859 5 m- Sara C., dau. of Reverdy Dan-
gerfield.
2. Bernard M., b. 20 Feb. 1861.
3. John Ridgely, Councillor, American Embassy, London ; b. 28 Nov.
1864 ; m., 24 May 1887, Alice, dau. of David Percy Morgan, of
New York, and, by her, has issue : —
Bernard Shirley, b. 29 May 1893.
Caroline Mildred, b. 2 March 1888.
4. George Calvert (Rev.), b. 8 April 1868 ; m. Mary, dau. of Thomas
Benson, of Philadelphia.
5. Shirley, b. 4 Feb. 1871 ; m. Jessie S., dau. of James Murchison, of
North Carolina.
6. Julian S., b. 16 May 1876 ; m. Alice Bowdoin, dau. of Murray Rush,
of Philadelphia.
1. Mary Louisa, b. 4 March 1860 ; m. Alexander Robinson White, of
Maryland.
2. Eugenia, b. 3 Feb. 1866 ; m. Ernest Law, of Philadelphia.
3. Alice B., b. 16 July 1874 ; m. Dr. A. L. Fisk.
Mr. Bernard Carter graduated at St. James's College, Wash
ington, 1852 ; A.M., 1855 ; LL.B. Harvard Law School, 1855 ;
LL.D. Trinity College, 1894 ; Member, first branch City Council,
Baltimore, 1869—70 ; Member Maryland Constitutional Conven
tion, 1867; Professor Maryland University Law School, 1878;
City Solicitor, Baltimore, 1883-1889 ; Provost of the University
of Maryland since 1895.
DESCENT
JOHN CARTER (1620-1669), of Edmonton, Co. Middlesex, whose family owned
property in Co. Buckingham; b. 1620; emigrated to America about 1649 an(^>
eventually settling in Virginia, became one of the most prominent of the early settlers
in that colony ; Colonel of Militia ; m. (i), Jane Glyn, by whom he had issue : —
i. George.
1. Elizabeth ; m. Colonel Nathaniel Util.
2. Eleanor.
He m. (2) Eleanor, dau. of Richard Eltonhed, and widow of Captain William
Brocas, who d.s.p. ; m. (3) Anne, dau. of Cleave Carter, by whom he had issue :—
2. John, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Rawleigh Trayers, and had issue.
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He m. (4) Sarah, dau. of Gabriel Ludlow, and, by her (who d. 1668), had issue : —
3. Robert, of whom later.
3. Sarah.
He m. (5) Elizabeth Shirley, and, by her, had issue : —
4. Charles.
He d. 10 June 1669.
ROBERT CARTER (1663-1732), (Colonel) of Corotoman, Virginia; b. 1663;
called " King Carter " because of his prominence and vast possessions in the colony ;
Speaker of the House of Burgesses, 1695-1699; Member of Council, 1699-1732 ;
Acting Governor of Virginia, 1726-7 ; m. (i) Judith, eldest dau. of Colonel John
Armistead, of Hesse, Gloucester Co., Virginia, and, by her (who d. 1699), left
issue : —
I . John, of whom later. WiO
1. Elizabeth, b. 1680 ; m. (l) Nathaniel Burwell, of Gloucester Co. ; m. (2)
Dr. G. Nicholas ; d. 1721.
2. Judith ; m., 1718, Mann Page, of Rosewell.
3. Anne ; m. Benjamin Harrison, of Berkeley, by whom she had issue, Benjamin
Harrison, Governor of Virginia.
He m. (2), 1701, Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Landon, of Credenhill, Co. Here
ford, and widow of — Willis, by whom he had issue : —
2. Robert, of Nomini, Westmoreland Co. ; m. Priscilla, dau. of William Bladen, of
Maryland; d. 1732, leaving issue.
3. Charles (Colonel), of Cleve, King George Co. ; b. 1707 ; Member of the
House of Burgesses, 1747-1764 ; m. (l) Mary Walke ; m. (2) Anne, dau. of
William Byrd, of Westover ; m. (3), Lucy Taliaferro ; d. 1764, leaving
issue.
4. Ludlow, d. unm.
5. Landon (Colonel), of Sabine Hall, Richmond Co. ; m. (i) — Armistead,
by whom he had no issue ; m. (2) Maria, dau. of Colonel WilliamvJBy_rji'7
m. (3) Elizabeth Wormeley, of Rosegill, Middlesex Co., and left issue.
6. George, of the Middle Temple, London ; d. unm.
4. Sarah, d. unm.
5. Mary, b. 1712 ; m. George Braxton, of Newington, Virginia ; d. 17 Sept. 1736.
6. Lucy ; m. Henry Fitzhugh, of Eagle's Nest, King George Co.
He d. 4 Aug. 1732.
JOHN CARTER (1690—1742), of Corotoman, b. 1690 ; Barrister-at-law (Middle
Temple) ; Secretary of Virginia, 1722 ; m., 1723, Elizabeth, dau. and heir of Colonel
Edward Hill, of Shirley, Virginia, and, by her (who d. 1771), left issue : —
1. Charles, of whom later.
2. Edward, of Blenheim, Albemarle Co. ; b. 1734 ; Member of House of
Delegates ; m. Sarah, dau. of Colonel John Champe, of Lamb's Creek, King
George Co., by whom he left issue.
I. Elizabeth Hill, b. 1731 ; m., 14 April 1748, Colonel William Byrd, of Westover.
He d. 31 July 1742.
CHARLES CARTER (1732-1806), of Corotoman and Shirley, b. 1732 ; m., (i)
his cousin, Mary Carter, of Cleve, and, by her (who d. 1770), had issue : —
1. John Hill, b. 1750 ; Member of House of Delegates, 1780 ; d. unm.
2. Charles, b. 1759 ; d. unm.
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3. George, b. 1761 ; m. Lelia, dau. of Sir Peyton Skipwith, yth baronet, by whom
he had issue.
4. Charles, b. 1766 ; m. Nancy Carter, by whom he left issue
5. Edward, b. 1767 ; m. Jane Carter, of Sudley, and left issue.
6. Landon, d. unm.
1. Mary, b. 1763, m. George Braxton, of Hibla.
2. Elizabeth, b. 1764, m. Col. Robert Randolph ; d. 1832.
He m. (2) Anne Butler, dau. of the Hon. Bernard Moore and grand-dau. of
Governor Spotswood, of Virginia, and, by her, had issue : —
7. Robert Hill, b. 1771 ; d. unm.
8. Robert, b. 1774 ; m. Mary, dau. of Governor Thomas Nelson, by whom he left
issue
9. Bernard, b. 1776; d. unm.
10. John, b 1777, d. unm.
1 1. Bernard Moore, of whom later.
12. Williams, b 1782 ; m. Charlotte, dau. of Dr. William Foushee, of Richmond, by
whom he left issue.
13. Butler, b. 1784 ; d. unm.
14. William Fitzhugh, b. 1791 ; d. unm. 1852.
3. Anne Hill, b. 1773 ; m. Gen. Henry Lee, of Stratford, Virginia, and had, with
other issue, Robert E. Lee, the distinguished Confederate General ;
d. 1829.
4. Kate Spotswood, b. 1789 ; m. Dr. Carter Berkeley, of Edgewood, Hanover Co.
5. Mildred, b. 1786 ; d. unm.
6. Lucy, b. 1789 ; m. Nathaniel Burwell ; d. 10 Nov. 1824.
7. Calphurnia, b. 1796 ; d. unm.
Hed. 1806.
BERNARD MOORE CARTER (1780-1850), b. 1780; m., 1 80 1, Lucy, dau. of
General Henry Lee (" Light Horse Harry "), of Stratford, Virginia, and, by her, had
issue : —
1. Charles Henry, of whom later.
2. Bernard Moore, d. unm.
1. Josephine, m. Count Eugene Franssen.
2. Matilda Lee, m., 1831, Thomas Moore Willing, of Philadelphia; d. 1850,
leaving issue.
3. Charlotte, m. G. W. Fetherstonhaugh, of Co. Sussex, and had issue.
4. Mildred, m. Comte Louis de Potestad, of Spain, and had issue.
He d. 1850.
CHARLES HENRY CARTER (1802-1872), b. 1802 ; m. Rosalie Eugenia, dau. of
George Calvert, by whom he had issue : —
I. BERNARD, of whom we treat.
1. Eugenia, m. Frank Hall.
2. Alice, m. Governor Oden Bowie, and had issue.
3. Ella, m. Samuel George.
4. Mildred.
5. Annette, m. Henry Brogden.
6. Mary, m. Geo. H. Bier.
He d. 1872.
Residences — 1212 Eutaw Place, Baltimore, Maryland, and Good
wood, Prince George's Co., Maryland.
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Louis Stoughton Drake, b. 5 Aug. 1865 ;
m., at Cambridge, Mass., 15 Jan. 1894,
Laura, dau. of Albert Bell, by whom
he has had issue : —
I. Andrew Jackson, b. 17 May 1905 ;
d. in infancy.
1. Laura, b. 9 Jan. 1904.
2. Prudence, b. 24 July 1906.
DESCENT
JOHN DRAKE, of Mount Drake, in the parish
of Musbury, Co. Devon ; m. Christiana, dau. and
heir of John Billett, of Ashe, in the same parish, by
whom he left a son and heir : —
JOHN DRAKE, of Otterton, in the hundred of
E. Budleigh, Co. Devon ; m. Christiana, dau. and
heir of John Antage, and had issue : —
JOHN DRAKE, of Otterton ; m. a dau. of John
Crews, of Cruwys-Morchard, Co. Devon, and, by
her, had issue : —
JOHN DRAKE, of Otterton; m. Agnes, dau. of
John Kaloway, and had a son and heir : —
JOHN DRAKE, of Exmouth, Co. Devon ; m. Margaret, dau. and heir of John
^ of Rill, in the parish of Withycombe-Rawleigh, Co. Devon, and left issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. John, m. Margaret, dau. of William Auert, of Exeter, and widow of Richard
Martyn.
3. Gilbert, of Spratshay, Co. Devon ; m. (as his second wife) Catherine, dau. of
William Shearman, of Ottery St. Mary, and left issue.
JOHN DRAKE ( -1558), of Ashe, Co. Devon ; High Sheriff of Devon ; m.,
1535, Amye, dau. of Roger Grenville, of Stowe, Cornwall, and, by her (who d.
1 8 Feb. 1577, and was bur. at Musbury), left issue : —
1. Bernard, of whom later.
2. Robert, of Wiscombe Park ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Humphrey Prideaux, of Theo-
borough, and had issue.
3. Richard, an equerry to Queen Elizabeth; m. Ursula, dau. of Sir William Stafford,
Knt. ; d. 1633, leaving issue.
He d. 4 Oct. 1558.
SIR BERNARD DRAKE ( -1586), of Mount Drake and Ashe ; a naval com
mander ; sent to capture all Spanish ships off Newfoundland, in retaliation for the
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detention of English ships in Spain, 1585 ; knighted at Greenwich, 9 Jan. 1586;
m. Gertrude, dau. of Bartholomew Fortescue, of Filleigh, Co. Devon, and, dying
10 April 1586, left, by her (who d. 13 Feb. 1601), a son : —
JOHN DRAKE ( -1628), of Mount Drake and Ashe ; m. Dorothy, dau. of
William Button, of Alton, Co. Wilts, and, by her (who d. 13 Dec. 1631), had
issue : —
1. Sir John Drake, Knt., of Ashe; m., 18 May 1616, Elinor, second dau.
of Sir John Butler, Bart, (created Baron Butler of Branfield, Co. Hereford);
d. 4 Oct. 1666, leaving issue. His eldest son, Sir John Drake, of Ashe, was
created a baronet, by King Charles II, 31 Aug. 1660.
2. William, of whom later.
He was bur. in Musbury Parish Church, n April 1628.
WILLIAM DRAKE ( - 1 636), of Yardbury, in the parish of Coly ton, Co. Devon ;
m. (M.L. 14 Nov. 1620) Margaret, dau. and heir of William Westofer, of Colyton,
and, by her (who was bur. at Colyton, 16 April 1635), had issue : —
1. John, bap. 24 March 1621 ; bur. 12 April 1648.
2. William, bap. 22 Dec. 1629 ; bur. 6 March 1680.
3. Endimion, bap. 25 June 1634.
4. Thomas, of whom later.
1. Dorothy, bap. 26 March 1623.
2. Eleanor, bap. 15 Dec. 1625.
3. Joan, bap. n June 1628 ; accompanied her brother, Thomas, to America, and
settled at Weymouth, Mass. ; m. Thomas Randall, cf Weymouth, Mass.
4. Elizabeth, bap. 10 Dec. 1632 ; also went to America with her brother, Thomas;
m., 8 June 1654, Ezekiel Hamlin, of Boston, and left issue.
His will was proved 2 Nov. 1636.
THOMAS DRAKE (1635- ), bap. 13 Sept. 1635 ; emigrated to America 1653,
settling in Weymouth, Mass. ; name first occurs on the records of that town as a property
owner, 1663 ; took an active part in King Philip's War; member of the Garrison
at Punckapouge, 1676 ; m. (i) Jane, dau. of Thomas Holbrook, of Weymouth,
by whom he had eight children ; m. (2), 9 March 1681, MellTcent, dau. of William
Ford, and widow of — Carver, and had with other issue : —
WILLIAM DRAKE (1661-1727), b. at Weymouth, 30 May 1661 ; member of
Captain Hunt's Weymouth Company in the Canadian Expedition, 1690 ; removed to
Taunton, Mass., 1706 ; sold his lands in Weymouth, 1708 ; m. Sarah, dau. of James
Nash, of Weymouth, and, dying 1727 (will proved 15 Sept. 1727), left with other
issue : —
WILLIAM DRAKE (1695— ), b. at Weymouth, Mass., 2 July 1695 ; concerned
in the sale of land in Bristol Co., 1731 ; referred to as " of Warwick, R. I.," 1735 ;
served in the French and Indian Wars, enlisting 5 May 1757 ; m. Mary, dau. of
George Townsend, of Taunton, Mass., by whom he had with other issue : —
WILLIAM DRAKE (1729- ), b. at Taunton, Mass., 1729 ; took an active part
in the French and Indian Wars, having enlisted for the " Crown Point Expedition,"
5 May 1757 ; again enlisted, i6Dec. 1776, for Revolutionary Service, serving through
the war ; m., 1752, Phoebe, dau. of James Leonard, and, by her (who d. 9 July 1 782),
had with other issue : —
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ISAAC DRAKE (1753-1800), b. 31 May 1753 ; took an active part in the War of
the Revolution, beginning his military service, 2 May 1775 ; was present at the battle
of Bunker's Hill and at the siege of Boston ; m. Jane, dau. of Otis Grossman, and,
dying 10 May 1800, left, by her (who d. 7 Sept. 1788), a son : —
JOHN DRAKE (1782-1855), of Rhode Island, b. 12 April 1782 ; m., 7 Jan.
1807, Prudence, dau. of Elkanah, Dean of Taunton, Mass., and, dying 19 Nov.
1855, left, by her (who d. 22 April 1860), with other issue : —
ANDREW JACKSON DRAKE (1825-1894), of Matoaca, Virginia, and Franklin, North
Carolina, and later of Cambridge, Mass., b. at Dudley, Mass., 8 Oct. 1825 ; m., at
Batavia, N.Y., i Dec. 1853, Laura Miranda, dau. of Foster Clark, of Walpole, New
Hampshire, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Harrie Beekman, b. 23 May 1864 ; A.B. (Harvard) 1888 ; d. 27 Aug. 1894.
2. Louis STOUGHTON, of whom we treat.
He d. 1 8 May 1894.
Residence — Auburndale, Newton, Mass.
Arms — Argent, a wyvern, wings displayed and tail nowed, gules.
Crest — A dexter arm erect, couped at the elbow, proper, holding
a battle-axe sable, headed argent.
ANDERSON
Edward Lowell Anderson, b. at Cincinnati, 4 Oct. 1842 ; m., at
Cincinnati, 5 Dec. 1865, Mary Fore; served as ist Lieutenant,
afterwards Captain, 52nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 1862—1865;
Captain on Staff of General William T. Sherman ; was in battles
of Perryville, Murfreesboro', Chickamauga, Mission Ridge, Kene-
saw Mountain, and Jonesboro' ; admitted to the Bar, 1866.
DESCENT
ROBERT ANDERSON, who emigrated with his brother David from Scotland, and
settled in Hanover Co., Virginia, about the close of the I7th century, m. Mary
Overton, and had issue : —
ROBERT ANDERSON (1712-1792), of Gold Mine, b. i Jan. 1712; m. Eliza
beth, dau. of Richard Clough, and, by her (who d. 10 Nov. 1779), had issue : —
I. Richard, b. 26 Aug. 1740 ; d. in infancy.
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2. Robert, b. 10 Aug. 1741 ; m. - - Shelton, and, dying I Feb. 1805, left
issue : —
1. Charles, m., and left issue ; bur. at Soldiers Retreat, 1824.
2. Samuel C., of Prince Edward Co. ; m. — Worsham ; d.s.p.
3. Matthew, b. 6 Dec. 1743 ; -- Dabney; d. 24 Dec. 1805.
4. Richard Clough, of whom later.
5. George, of Newington ; b. 27 May 1755 ; m. (i), — Presberry, of Baltimore,
Maryland ; m. (2), 25 May 1787, Jane Tucker, and had issue ; d. 25 April
1816.
6. Samuel, of Cumberland Co. ; b, 25 June 1757 ; m. — Dabney ; d. 1826.
7. Charles, b. 10 May 1762 ; d. unm.
1. Ann, b. 21 Jan. 1745 ; m. Colonel Anthony New, M.C. ; removed to
Kentucky.
2. Cecilia, b. 2 Aug. 1748 ; m., 3 April 1768, William Anderson (who d. 22 July
1792) ; d. 8 Sept. 1802.
3. Elizabeth, b. 24 Nov. 1752 ; m. £^-_
4. Mary, b. 18 Aug. 1759 ; rn. (i), Captain John Anderson, and had issue ; m.
(2), Rev. Elnathan Talley.
He d. 1792.
RICHARD CLOUGH ANDERSON (1750-1826), b. 12 Jan. 1750 ; Captain in the
5th Virginia Regiment, and served with much distinction at the battles of Trenton,
Brandywine, and Germantown ; Lieutenant-Colonel, 6th Virginia Line ; removed
to Kentucky, 1784; m. (i), 15 Jan. 1785, Elizabeth, sister of General George
Rogers Clarke, by whom he had issue : —
I. Richard Clough, b. 4 Aug. 1788; graduated at William and Mary College,
Virginia ; Member of the Kentucky Legislature ; Member of Congress,
1817-1821 ; Speaker of the Kentucky Legislature, 1822; Minister to
Columbia, 1823; Envoy Extraordinary to the Panama Congress, 1826;
m. his cousin Elizabeth Clark, dau. of Owen Gwathney, of Culpeper Co.,
Virginia, and, dying 24 July 1826, left issue : —
1. Hebe, m. — Haig, of Baltimore, Maryland.
2. Elizabeth, m. Colonel Julian Harrison, of Charlottesville, Virginia.
3. A dau. m. Richard A. Flournoy, of Clinton, Iowa.
1 . Ann Clark, b. 2 April 1 790 ; m. John Logan, of Shelby, Tennessee, and had
issue.
2. Cecilia, b. 1 8 March 1792 ; d. unm.
3. Elizabeth Clark, b. 7 Dec. 1794; m. her cousin, Isaac Gwathney, and had
issue.
He m. (2), 17 Sept. 1797, Sarah, dau. of William Marshall, of Caroline Co.,
Virginia, and, by her, had issue : —
2. Larz, of whom later.
3. Robert, b. 14 June 1805 ; graduated at West Point, 1825 ; Colonel of Illinois
Volunteers, in the Black Hawk War, 1832 ; served in the Florida War,
1837-8, and the Mexican War; Major in command at Fort Sumpter
in 1 86 1 ; promoted Brigadier-General U.S. Army; m. Elizabeth Bayard,
dau. of General Clinch, of Georgia, and had issue ; d. at Nice, 25 Oct.
1871.
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4. William Marshall, b. 24 June 1807 ; one of the first to cross the Rocky Moun
tains ; made a scientific journey through New Mexico; m. (i), 1835,
Eliza A., dau. of Governor Duncan McArthur, of Ohio, by whom he had
issue :—
1. Thomas McArthur, Brigadier-General in the U.S. Army.
2. Henry R., Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery in the U.S. Army.
3. Charles, M.D.
I. Mary, m. Joseph Olds, of Columbus, Ohio.
m. (2), Ellen C. Ryan, of Urbanna, Ohio, and, dying 7 Jan. 1 88 1, left, by
her, issue : —
4. Robert W.
5. John Roy, of Chillicothe ; b. 20 Aug. 1811 ; m. (i), 1831, Margaret Buchanan,
of Chillicothe, Ohio; m. (2), 1854, Ellen Griffin, of Chillicothe, Ohio ;
d.s'.p.
6. Charles, b. I June 1814; Governor of Ohio, 1865-6 ; m., 1835, Eliza J.
Brown, of Dayton, Ohio.
4. Maria Williams, b. I Sept. 1798 ; m. Allan Latham, of Chillicothe, Ohio ;
d.s.p.
5. Mary Louisa, b. 13 March 1809 ; m. (i), 1830, Frederick Alexander, of Nelson
Co., Virginia (who d.s.p.) ; m. (2), 1837, Juc^ge James Hall, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, and had issue.
6. Sarah Jane, b. 9 June 1822 ; m., 1848, Andrew D. Kendrick.
Hed. 16 Oct. 1826.
LARZ ANDERSON (1803-1878), b. 9 April 1803 ; graduated at Harvard, 1822 ;
m. (i), 1828, Ann Pope, and had issue : —
1. Richard C., of Dayton, Ohio ; m., and had issue.
He m. (2), 1834, Catherine, dau. of Nicholas Longworth, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
and, by her, had issue : —
2. Nicholas Longworth, Colonel, 6th Ohio Volunteer Infantry ; Brevet Major-
General.
3. William Pope, Captain, U.S.V.
4. Frederick P., Lieutenant, iSist Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
5. EDWARD LOWELL, of whom we treat.
6. Larz.
7. Joseph.
8. Charles.
9. David Carneal.
10. George K. S.
He d. 27 Feb. 1878.
Residence — Grandin Road, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Job Barnard, b. Porter Co., Indiana, 8 June 1844; m., 25 Sept.
1867, Florence A., dau. of Worthy Putnam, and has had issue: —
1. Ralph Putnam, b. 14 Aug. 1868 ; m., 24 Aug. 1892, Phoebe E., dau.
of James M. McGill, and has issue : —
Katherine, b. 5 May 1898.
2. Walter Sinclair, b. I April 1873 ; d. in infancy.
3. Clarence, b. 26 Dec. 1876 ; m., 31 Oct. 1900, Ruth, dau. of Mark
Andrews, and has issue : —
Talbott, b. 29 July 1901.
Doris, b. 15 July 1904.
4. Charles Arthur, b. 22 March 1880.
The Hon. J. Barnard graduated in the Law Department of
the University of Michigan, 1867, served in the 73rd Indiana
Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War, and was appointed
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, D.C., i Oct. 1899.
DESCENT
THOMAS BARNARD (7672-1677), b. about 1612 ; emigrated from England to
Salisbury, Mass., 1640 ; granted land there 1643 ; was one of the first eighteen settlers
in Amesbury, Mass., 1654 ; Selectman ; Moderator ; received a township for his son
Thomas, 1660 ; m. Eleanor (who m. (2), 19 July 1681, George Little, of
Newbury, Mass.), and, by her, had issue : —
1. Thomas, b. 10 May 1641 ; m., 1662, Sarah, dau. of Joseph Peasley.
2. Nathaniel, of whom later.
3. John, b. at Amesbury, 12 Jan. 1655 ; m., 1676, Frances Hoyt, widow of
— Colby.
1. Martha, b. 22 Sept. 1645 ; m. (i), 26 Dec. 1667, Thomas Haynes ; m. (2),
1686, Samuel Buckman.
2. Mary, b. 22 Sept. 1645 ; m. (i) Anthony Morse; m. (2) Philip Eastman.
3. Sarah, b. 28 Sept. 1647 ; m., 31 Jan. 1667, William Hackett.
4. Hannah, b. 24 Nov. 1649 ; m., 28 Oct. 1673, Benjamin Stevens.
5. Ruth, b. 1 6 Oct. 1651 ; m., 21 Jan. 1671, Joseph Peasley, and had issue.
6. Abigail, b. at Amesbury, 20 Jan. 1657 ; m., 2 June 1681, Samuel Fellows.
He was killed by Indians at Amesbury, 1677.
NATHANIEL BARNARD (1643-1718), b. 15 Jan. 1643 '•> m- Mary, dau. of Robert
Barnard, and, by her (who d. 17 Jan. 1718), had issue : —
1. John, b. 1670 ; m. Sarah, dau. of John Macy ; d. 4 Dec. 1745.
2. Stephen, b. 1674 ; m. (i) - Hopcott ; m. (2) Damaris, dau. of Joseph
Gardner.
3. Benjamin, of whom later.
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4. Nathaniel, m. (i) Elizabeth, widow of Peter Coffin ; m. (2) Dorcas Manning ;
m. (3) Judith, dau. of Stephen Coffin, and widow of Peter Folger ;
d. 28 Feb. 1718.
5. Ebenezer, m. Mary, dau. of Stephen Hussey, and widow of Jonathan Worth ;
d. 2 May 1767.
6. Timothy.
1. Mary, b. 1667 ; m. John Folger ; d. 1737.
2. Hannah, b. 1669.
3. Sarah, b. 1677 ; m., 19 Sept. 1700, Thomas Currier, of Amesbury, Mass.
4. Eleanor, b. 1679 ; m. Ebenezer Coffin ; d. 1769.
5. Abigail, m. Abraham Chase, of the Vineyard.
He d. 3 April 1718.
BENJAMIN BARNARD (7657-1729), b. about 1681 ; m., 1711, Judith, dau. of
Nathaniel Gardner, and, by her (who d. 17 Sept. 1765), had issue : —
1 . Timothy, of whom later.
2. Francis, b. 1718 ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Macy ; d. April 1800.
3. John, b. 1720 ; m. (i) Elizabeth, dau. of Mordecai Ellis ; m. (2) Sarah Harker ;
d. 5 July 1802.
4. Abishai, b. 1722 ; m. Hannah, dau. of Peter Coffin ; d. 20 Aug. 1790.
5. Nathaniel, b. 1727 ; d. unm.
1. Abigail, b. 1714 ; m. Robert Macy.
2. Ruth, b. 1716 ; m. (i) Peter Clark ; m. (2) Joseph Jenkins.
3. Mary, b. 2-9 Oct. 1729 ; m. Christopher Starbuck ; d. 6 April 1817.
He d. 22 Oct. 1729.
TIMOTHY BARNARD (1712-1749), b. 1712; m., Nov. 1731, Mary, dau. of
Pele^; Bunker, and, by her (who d. 18 Aug. 1750), had issue : —
1 . Timothy, of whom later.
2. Benjamin, b. 1737 ; m. Eunice, dau. of Beriah Fitch.
3. William, b. 1739 ; m. Hepsabeth, dau. of Charles Gardner ; d. 9 May 1804.
1. Judith, b. 22 Sept. 1735 ; m- Benjamin Folger; d. 17 Oct. 1828.
2. Mary, b. 1742 ; m. Benjamin Barnard; d. 23 Dec. 1831.
3. Susanna, b. 1744 ; m. Seth Coffin ; d. 25 Dec. 1831.
He d. in the West Indies, 26 April 1/49.
TIMOTHY BARNARD (1733- ), b. at Nantucket, 1/33 ; m. Love, dau. of
George Swain, and had issue : —
1. Uriah, of whom later.
2. Job.
3. Gilbert.
4. George.
1. Buzilla.
2. Love, m. John Province, of Alabama.
URIAH BARNARD (1761-1844), b. 27 Aug. 1761; m., at Center, North Carolina,
21 Feb. 1782, Elizabeth, dau. of Joseph Macy, and, by her (who d. 5 Feb. 1848),
had issue : —
1. Jethro, b. 25 Dec. 1782 ; m. Esther Sulliven ; d. 28 Aug. 1853.
2. Joseph, b. 1784 ; d. I 800.
3. George, b. 7 Sept. 1798 ; m. twice ; d. 1838.
4. William, of whom later.
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5. John, b. 2 March 1806 ; m. Margaret Magonigal ; d. 3 May 1888.
1. Love, b. 31 Dec. 1786 ; m. Elihu Davis ; d. 1 1 July 1841.
2. Hannah, b. Dec. 1788 ; d. unm. 12 Nov. 1827.
3. Elizabeth, b. 26 March 1790 ; m. Samuel Swain ; d. I 5 Feb. 1858.
4. Anna, b. 28 May 1794 ; d. unm. 28 Dec. 1868.
5. Mary, b. 19 Oct. 1800 ; m. Josiah Osborn ; d. 21 Aug. 1853.
He d. at Economy, Wayne Co., Indiana, 9 April 1844.
WILLIAM BARNARD (1803-1887), b. in Surrey Co., North Carolina, 29 June
1803 ; m. (i), 20 Oct. 1827, Sally, dau. of Richard Williams, and, by her (who d.
27 Oct. 1864), had issue : —
1. Oliver W., b. 4 Aug. 1828 ; m., 4 March 1850, Mary, dau. of Jonathan Wil
liams, and, dying 14 Aug. 1907, left issue : —
1. De Lonson Elroy, b. 22 Aug. 1852 ; m., 12 Dec. 1877, Kate Lee,
dau. of Franklin Bardwell, and has issue.
2. Landon Elmer, b. 7 May 1855 ; d. in infancy.
1. Francena Loretta, b. 24 April 1851 ; m. 24 April 1872, Alexander
Baird, and has issue.
2. Amelia Izetta, b. 16 Oct. 1862 ; m. (i), 28 Feb. 1883, Ira Burton
Dole, and had issue ; m. (2) Henry B. Townsend, and has
issue.
2. Nelson, b. 6 Oct. 1829 ; m., 2 Feb. 1851, Mary Jane, dau. of James Lumpkin,
and, dying 6 March 1904, left, by her (who d. 24 Aug. 1896), issue : —
1. Orlando, b. 15 Nov. 1851 ; m., 2 Sept. 1876, Elizabeth Jane,
dau. of Christian Augustine, and has had issue.
2. John Riley, b. 7 Sept. 1857 ; d. in infancy.
3. A son, b. and d. 17 March 1860.
4. William Ellsworth, b. 28 Sept. 1863 ; d. n Feb. 1879.
1. Sarah Lidora, b. I 5 Nov. 1853 ; d. in infancy.
2. Ordelle, b. 12 July 1855 ; m., 4 Oct. 1876, Alfred Dodd ; d.
17 Aug. 1877.
3. Mary Belle, b. 20 June 1861 ; m., 20 June 1883, John R. Jordan,
and had issue ; d. 3 Oct. 1892.
3. Milo, b. 20 July 1831 ; m., 13 Aug. 1852, Jane, dau. of Charles Williams, and,
dying 7 May 1888, left issue : —
1. William Park, b. 16 July 1857 ; d. 14 April 1869.
2. Sumner Lee, b. 8 Sept. 1862, m., 29 Dec. 1 88 1, Mary Louise,
dau. of Norert Berry, and has issue.
I. Alice Marselia, b. 14 Oct. 1855 ; d. 5 April 1870.
4. Clinton, b. 26 May 1835 ; m. (i), 12 Nov. 1856, Melissa Jane, dau. of Nathan
Brewer, and, by her (who d. 14 Sept. 1903), had issue : —
1. Charles Eugene, b. 24 Dec. 1857 ; d. young.
2. Willow Dale, b. 22 Aug. 1861.
3. Dewitt Clinton, b. 29 Dec. 1864; m., 26 Dec. 1887, Mattie
Burger, and has issue.
4. Burdette, b. 8 Nov. 1867; m., I Dec. 1889, Caroline, dau. ot
Conrad Wensler, and has issue.
5. Clay Coryoliness, b. 8 Aug. 1869 ; m., 5 July 1904, Ida, dau. of
Alexander Chase Hester.
i. Armina Imogene, b. 16 Oct. 1859 ; m., 1 6 Oct. 1881, Joseph J.
Minks, and has issue.
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2. Arminta Josephine, b. 22 Feb. 1871 ; m., 28 Feb. 1891, William
Martin, and has issue.
3. Sarah Ellen, b. 16 July 1872 ; m. (i) James D. Neas, and had
issue ; m. (2) Gordon Wilson Tackett, and had issue ; d.
15 Feb. 1904.
4. Daisy Adclphia, b. 14 Nov. 1876 ; m., 28 Sept. 1898, Charles Z.
Craft, and has issue.
5. Uriah W., b. 25 Jan. 1840; m., 26 Dec. 1861, Emma, dau. of Jonathan
Williams, and has had issue : —
1. Mary May, b. 22 July 1866 ; m., 8 July 1896, Thaddeus J.
Springer, and has issue.
2. Lola Bell, b. 18 July 1873 ; m., 5 Sept. 1895, Thomas J. Dolan,
and has issue.
3. Lula Dell, b. 18 July 1873 ; m., 18 July 1897, Charles Loomis,
and, by her (who d. 14 April 1901), had issue.
6. JOB, of whom we treat.
7. Milton C., b. 17 July 1849 ; m., 30 Oct. 1873, Ruth Ann, dau. of Dr. Harvey
Pettibone, and, dying 21 Nov. 1901, left issue : —
1. William, b. 16 Sept. 1874; d. 13 Dec. 1890.
2. Harvey Pettibone, b. 7 Aug. 1879.
i. Ruth Alice, b. n Nov. 1883.
1. Polly Ann, b. 19 Feb. 1833 ; m., 13 March 1851, Wiley Maulsby, who d.s.p.
21 Jan. 1887.
2. Rhoda, b. 20 June 1837 ; m. (i), 24 Nov. 1859, Josiah Welch, and, by him
(who d. 29 June 1863), had issue ; m. (2), 25 Dec. 1877, Amos St. Clair,
and, by him (who d. 3 Feb. 1892), had issue.
3. Elizabeth, b. 20 Feb. 1842 ; m., 4 May 1871, John Woodmas Park, and has
had issue.
4. Rachel, b. 1 8 Aug. 1847 ; m., 25 Feb. 1869, Jonathan Lewis Williams, and
had issue ; d. 3 Sept. 1885.
He d. at Westville, Indiana, 4 Jan. 1887.
Residence — 1306 Rhode Island Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C.
EVANS
Richard Joseph Evans, b. at Washington 14 July 1837 ; m., at
New Orleans, 4 Feb. 1861, Anais Denise, dau. of John Baptiste
de Lagarde, of New Orleans, and, by her, has issue : —
i. John Joseph Dimitry, b. i Aug. 1863; m. (i), 17 Dec. 1889, Ira
Baines Bersot, of Kentucky, and had issue : —
Richard George, b. 3 I Nov. i 894.
Marie Anais, b. 25 Nov. 1890 ; d. 25 April 1894.
m. (2), 19 Oct. 1897, Minerva Lee Givorden, of Louisville,
Kentucky.
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2. Richard Robert Mills, b. 10 Feb. 1865 ; m. (i), 21 Nov. 1888, Kate
Teresa, dau. of Dr. John Harvey Marks, of Shreveport, Louisiana,
and, by her (who d. 6 Nov. 1889), had issue : —
1. Anais Cornelia, b. 22 Oct. 1889.
m. (2), 2 Jan. 1893, Eula Currie Greathouse, of Terrell, Texas,
who d. 2 Nov. 1900, leaving issue : —
2. Marie Annunciata Ida, b. 25 March 1894.
3. Athenais Marie Frai^oise, b. 27 Oct. 1897.
3. Augustin Jaquelin, d. in infancy.
4. Ernest Joseph, d. in infancy.
5. Mills Ignatius, b. 9 Aug. 1884; m., 10 Oct. 1906, Alice Teresa, dau.
of Thomas Dabney Dimitry, of New Orleans.
1. Sarah Athenais Marie, d. young.
2. Mary Sarah Mills, b. 28 Sept. 1869; m., 23 Dec. 1887, James
Edwin Clemens, M.D., of Louisville, Kentucky, and had
issue : —
Russell Marshall, b. 22 Dec. 1888 ; d. in infancy.
3. Laura Pandely, b. 28 June 1872 ; m., 30 June 1897, Joseph Augustus
Borman, who d. 7 Aug. 1904, leaving issue : —
1. Augustus, b. 2 Dec. 1899.
2. Joseph, b. 21 March 1901.
1. Mary Sarah, b. 22 May 1898 ; d. in infancy.
2. Mary Morehouse b. 24 Dec. 1902.
4. Anais Lagarde, b. 3 April 1874 (Sister Margaret Mary, of the Convent,
Tepexpam, Mexico).
5. Virginia Mills, b. 9 Dec. 1876.
6. Mathilde Dimitry, b. 3 Nov. 1878.
7. Frances Zenobia, d. in infancy.
DESCENT
RICHARD EVANS, of Bristol, merchant, one of the founders of the Colonial
Trading Company (said to have been a son of Edward Evans, of Rhyd-y-Carw,
Co. Montgomery, living 5 April 1652) ; settled in Grenada, West Indies, and d.
there, leaving issue a son : —
JOHN EVANS, b. in Grenada ; continued the business of the Colonial Trading
Company, and was afterwards head of the Army Commissariat Department, under
General George Washington ; m., at Newburyport, Mass., about 1776, Susan, dau.
of Rev. Edmund March, and, by her, had issue : —
1 . Richard, of whom later.
2. Estwick, b. 1787 ; m., 2 I May 1820, Eliza Leman Wade, of Philadelphia, and
had issue.
I. Sarah Ann Wendell, m. Count Lewis Ferdinand Lehmanoski.
RICHARD EVANS (1777-- ), b. 1777 ; Judge of the New Hampshire Superior
Court; m., 20 April 1810, Ann Wendell, dau. of Samuel Penhallow, and, by her
(who d. 25 April 1815), had issue : —
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1. Richard Stuart, b. n Feb. 1811 ; m., 1850, Catherine Roland, and, dying
6 Feb. 1892, had issue : —
Richard Penhallow, b. 9 April 1852 ; m., 15 Jan. 1880, Emma
Trawter Smith, and had issue : —
1. Richard Trawter, b. i July 1881.
2. John Penhallow, b. 17 Feb. 1883.
3. George Wendell, b. 26 April 1884.
4. Edwin Stuart, b. 6 March 1887.
5. Frank W. Smith, b. 4 June 1888.
1. Mary Elizabeth Mills, b. 30 Oct. 1885.
2. Evelyn Coleman, b. 7 Jan. 1889.
Ann Wendell, d. young.
2. John, of whom later.
i. Ann Wendell, b. 1815 ; m., 1855, John Steiner.
JOHN EVANS (1812-1861), b. at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, 14 Feb. 1812 ;
M.D., St. Louis Medical College; m., 16 May 1835, Sarah Jane, dau. of Robert
Mills, U.S. Government Architect, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Robert Mills, d. in infancy.
2. RICHARD JOSEPH, of whom we treat.
3. John Jaquelin, of the U.S. Navy, b. 29 Nov. 1848 ; m. Isabella Livingston, dau.
of Dr. Mitchell Arno Blankman ; d. 1877, leaving issue : —
Isabel Mason, b. 9 April 1876 ; m., 10 Sept. 1902, Joel Mintur
Cochran.
I. Virginia Mills, b. 18 Oct. 1859.
He d. 13 April 1861.
Residence — 1221 Constance Street, New Orleans, Louisiana.
HAYNE
Paul Trapier Hayne, b. 14 Dec. 1846; m., 7 April 1874,
Marianna Irvine, and, by her, has had issue : —
1. Paul Trapier, b. 26 Aug. 1876 ; Lieutenant 1 4th Cavalry U.S. Army ;
m., 14 April 1903, Hermione Crosby, and has had issue.
2. Isaac, b. 23 March 1883.
1. Mary Shubrick, b. I April 1875 ; d. young.
2. Adele, b. 13 Nov. 1877.
3. Frances, b. 22 March 1881.
4. Harriet, b. 15 Nov. 1884.
5. Marianna, b. 30 June 1887.
6. Frances McMahon, b. 4 July 1889.
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DESCENT
JOHN HAYNE, the founder of this distinguished family, went to South Carolina
in 1700 and settled in Colleton Co. ; m. Mary Deane, by whom he had issue : —
1. John, b. about 1700 ; m. Mary Edings, and from whom descended Major-
General Robert Young Hayne (1791-1839), U.S. Senator, 1822-1832,
and Governor of South Carolina, 1832-1834.
2. Edward.
3. Joseph.
4. Matthew.
5. Isaac, of whom later.
6. Abraham, d. young.
1. Hannah, m. John Splatt ; d. 14 Nov. 1784, leaving issue.
2. Susannah, m. William Nash, and had issue.
ISAAC HAYNE (1714-1751), b. 27 July 1714; m. (i) Elizabeth Oswald, and
had issue : —
I. Isaac; b. 25 May 1738 ; d. in infancy.
1. Elizabeth, b. 15 Sept. 1736 ; d. in infancy.
He m. (2) Sarah Stokes ; m. (3) Sarah Williamson, and, by her, had issue : —
2. Isaac, of whom later.
2. Mary, b. 14 Feb. 1743 ; d. 9 Jan. 1769.
He m. (4) Mary Bee, and had issue : —
3. John, b. 19 Sept. 1748 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 23 Dec. 1751.
ISAAC HAYNE (1745-1781), of Colleton, South Carolina, b. 23 Sept. 1745 ;
State Senator ; served in the Revolutionary War as Captain of Artillery and after
wards as Colonel of the South Carolina Militia ; captured by the English troops and
executed ; m., 18 July 1765, Elizabeth Hutson, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Isaac, b. 2 July 1766; m., 12 Dec. 1793, Mary Hopkins, and had issue; d.
13 Dec. 1802.
2. John, b. 8 Feb. 1773 ; d. 1825.
3. William Edward, of whom later.
1. Mary, b. 1 1 April 1768 ; d. in infancy.
2. Sarah, b. 10 Aug. 1770 ; d. 25 Jan. 1800.
3. Elizabeth, b. 17 Nov. 1774 > d. ln infancy-
4. Mary, b. 29 Aug. 1776.
He d. 4 Aug. 1781, and his will was proved 15 March 1783.
WILLIAM EDWARD HAYNE (1776-1843), b. 29 Aug. 1776; Comptroller-
General of the State of South Carolina, 1839 ; m. (i), 28 Jan. 1806, Eloisa
Brevard, and, by her (who d. 27 Aug. 1820), had issue : —
1. Isaac William, of whom later.
2. Alexander, b. 5 July 1813 ; d. in infancy.
3. Franklin, b. 22 Nov. 1814; d. 24 Dec. 1830.
1. Rebecca, b. 17 July 1811 ; m. Judge Andrew Pickens Butler, U.S. Senator,
1846-1857 ; d. 6 July 1834, leaving issue.
2. Eloisa, b. I Sept. 1818 ; m., 18 May 1837, General William E. Martin, and
had issue.
3. Sarah Martha, b. 12 Feb. 1820; m., 18 May 1837, Alexander Ross Taylor ;
d. 1 8 June 1870, leaving issue.
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He m. (2), 7 Jan. 1822, Eliza, dau. of William Hayne, and, by her (who d.
1875), had issue : —
4. William E., b. 24 Dec. 1824 ; d. 1892.
5. Octavius A., b. 16 May 1826 ; d. in infancy.
6. Franklin B., b. 10 Aug. 1836 ; d. young.
4. Eliza, b. 20 April 1823 ; d. 1863.
5. Susan, b. 23 April 1829 ; d. 10 March 1895.
6. Mary, b. 21 Aug. 1830 ; d. in infancy.
7. Harriet, b. 21 Aug. 1834; ^. 7oung-
8. Mary, b. 14 Nov. 1839 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 1843.
ISAAC WILLIAM HAYNE (1809-1880), b. 16 March 1809 ; Attorney-General
of the State of South Carolina, 1848-1868; m., I May 1834, Alicia Paulina
Trapier, and had issue.: —
1. Isaac, b. 5 April 1835 ; d. in infancy.
2. Richard Trapier, b. 18 Feb. 1838 ; d. in infancy.
3. Isaac, b. 16 July 1839 ; m. Ellen Frost ; d. 7 Nov. 1888, having had issue : —
1. Isaac, b. 22 May 1870 ; d. 19 Oct. 1899.
2. Henry F., b. 22 Jan. 1876.
3. Edmund Shubrick, b. 16 Oct. 1883.
1. Mary, b. 14 Jan. 1871 ; d. in infancy.
2. Ellen, b. 15 Nov. 1873.
3. Alice, b. 29 June 1878.
4. Eliza, b. 21 Oct. 1880.
5. Henrietta, b. 14 Oct. 1887.
4. Theodore, b. 12 March 1841 ; m., 19 April 1870, Lillah Adams, and had
issue : —
1. James Adams, b. 18 March 1872.
2. Theodore, b. 24 Dec. 1878 ; d. in infancy.
3. Theodore, b. 29 Sept. 1889.
1. Margaret, b. 9 March 1871.
2. Alicia Trapier, b. 12 May 1875.
5. Edmund Shubrick, b. 4 Dec. 1843 ; served in Carolina Light Infantry with dis
tinction in the Civil War, and was mortally wounded at Games' Mill,
27 June 1862 ; d. 30 June 1862.
6. PAUL TRAPIER, of whom we treat.
7. Robert B., b. 30 March 1848 ; d. 1883.
8. William E., b. 4 March 1852 ; m., 10 Dec. 1888, Jeanne Honore Morancy,
and had issue : —
1. Franklin B., b. 28 Jan. 1891.
2. William E., b. 1894.
1. Honore M., b. 10 Nov. 1892.
2. Mary Agnes, b. 28 Aug. 1901.
9. Franklin B., b. 13 Feb. 1858 ; m. Emily Poitevent, and had issue : —
I. John Poitevent.
1. Mary.
2. Emily.
I. Harriet, b. 9 Feb. 1837; m., 20 Nov. 1860, Edward H. Barnwell, and had
issue : —
1. William Hazzard, b. 12 Nov. 1861 (see Barnwell, J. W.).
2. Isaac Hayne, b. 21 Feb. 1864 (/^Barnwell, J. W.).
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3. Edward, b. 21 March 1868.
4. Stephen Elliott, b. 13 Feb. 1870.
5. Robert Woodward, b. 7 Feb. 1873.
6. Joseph Walker, b. 19 July 1875.
1. Alice Trapier, b. 12 Oct. 1865.
2. Harriet Hayne, b. 12 Oct. 1871.
2. Mary E., b. 10 April 1845 ; d. 29 Nov. 1868.
He d. March 1880.
Residence — Charleston, South Carolina.
See Barnwell, J. W.
BROOKE
Walter H. Brooke, b. 24 Oct. 1841 ;
m., 24 Nov. 1870, Caroline H., dau. of
Thomas Leggett, and has issue : —
1. Robert H., b. 16 Sept. 1871.
2. Walter H., b. i Dec. 1872.
3. George H., b. 9 July 1874.
4. William, b. 1 1 Oct. 1876.
i. Katherine.
DESCENT
RICHARD BROOKE ( -1594), of Whit-
church, Hants, m. 1552, Elizabeth, sister and heir
of John Twyne, and, by her (who d. 20 May 1599,
and whose will was proved 2 June 1 599), had issue: —
1. Richard, d.s.p. before 9 April 161 1.
2. Thomas, of whom later.
3. Robert, of London ; m. Mary, dau. and co-heir
of Giles Duncomb, of Coleman Street,
London, and had issue.
1. Elizabeth, m. — Warren ; will proved 22 May
161 1.
2. Barbara, m. — Baldwin.
3. Dorothy, m. Richard Venables, of Andover, and
had issue.
He d. 1 6 Jan. 1594, and his will was proved 14 April 1594.
THOMAS BROOKE (1561-1612), b. 1561; matriculated at New College, Oxford,
24 Nov. 1581 ; received degree of B.A., 4 May 1584; Barrister, of the Inner
Temple, 1595; Bencher, 1607; Autumn Reader, 1611; M.P. for Whitchurch,
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1604-1611 ; m. Susan, dau. of Sir Thomas Foster, Knt., of Hunsdon, Co. Hert
ford, Judge of the Common Pleas, and, by her (who d. 1612), had issue : —
1. Thomas, b. 1599; matriculated at Oriel College, Oxford, 27 Oct. 1615 ;
Barrister ; bur. at Whitchurch, Hants, 25 Jan. 1665.
2. Richard, d.s.p.
3. Robert, of whom later.
4. John, b. 1605 ; matriculated at Wadham College, Oxford, 11 May 1621.
5. William.
6. Humphrey.
7. Charles.
1. Susan.
2. Elizabeth.
3. Frances.
He was bur. at Whitchurch, 17 Sept. 1612, and Administration granted
10 Nov. 1612.
ROBERT BROOKE (1602-1655), b. in London, 3 June, 1602 ; matriculated at
Wadham College, Oxford, 28 April, 1618 ; B.A., 6 July 1620 ; M.A., 20 April
1624 > emigrated to Maryland, 30 June 1650 ; Member of Council of Maryland,
1649; constituted Commander of Charles Co., 30 Oct. 1650; m. (i), 25 Feb.
1627, Mary, dau. of Thomas Baker, of Battle, Sussex, and, by her (who d. 1634),
had issue : —
1. Baker, b. 1 6 Nov. 1628 ; settled in Maryland; Member of the Council of
Maryland, 1658-1679 ; Surveyor-General of the Province, 1671-1679 ;
m., 1664, Ann, dau. of Governor Leonard Calvert, and niece of Cecilius,
Lord Baltimore, and, by her [who m. (2) Henry Brent (who d. 1693),
and m. (3) Richard Marsham (who d. 1713)], had issue; his will was
proved 26 March 1679.
2. Thomas, b. 23 June 1632 ; settled in Maryland, 30 June 1650 ; appointed
Captain of Militia of Calvert Co., 15 June, 1658 ; Major, II Feb. 1660;
Member, Provincial Assembly, from Calvert Co., 1663-1666 and 1671-
1676 ; High Sheriff of the County, 1666-7 an<^ 1668-9 » Presiding
Justice of the County Court, 1667-1676 ; m., 1658, Eleanor, dau. of
Richard Hatton, and niece of Thomas Hatton, Secretary of the Province,
and, by her (who m. (2) Colonel Henry Darnall), had issue ; his will was
proved, 29 Dec. 1676.
1. Mary, b. 19 Feb. 1630 ; d. in England.
2. Barbara, b. 1634 ; d. in England.
He m. (2), ii May 1635, Mary, dau. of Roger Manwaring, D.D., Bishop of
St. David's, and, by her (who d. 29 Nov. 1663), had issue : —
3. Charles, b. 3 April 1636; d. unm., 1671.
4. Roger, of whom later.
5. Robert, b. 21 April 1639 ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of William Thompson, of
Mary's Co., and, by her (who m. (2), Thomas Cosden), had issue ; d. in
Calvert Co., Maryland, 1667.
6. John, b. 20 Sept. 1640 ; m. Rebecca Isaac ; d.s.p. 1677.
7. William, b. I Dec. 1643.
8. Francis,, b. 30 May 1648 ; d. unm. 1671.
9. Basil, b. 1651 ; d. in infancy.
10. Henry, b. 28 Nov. 1655 ; d. unm. 1672.
3. Mary, b. 14 April 1642.
4. Ann, b. 22 Jan. 1645 ; m. Christopher Beans.
5. Elizabeth, b. 28 Nov. 1655 ; m. Richard Smith, of Calvert Co.
He d. 20 July 1655.
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ROGER BROOKE (1637-1700), b. at Brecknock, Wales, 20 Sept. 1637;
emigrated to Maryland ; Justice of Calvert Co., 1674-1684 ; one of the Quorum,
1679-1684 ; High Sheriff, 1684-5 > m- (0 Dorothy, dau. of Captain James
Ncale, and had issue : —
1. Roger, of whom later.
2. James, d.s.p. prior to 1709.
1. Dorothy, b. 1678 ; m. (i) Michael Taney (who d. 1702) ; m. (2) Richard
Blundell (who d. 1705) ; m. (3) Colonel John Smith (whod. 1717); d. 1730.
He m. (2) Mary, dau. of Walter Wolseley, and had issue : —
3. John, b. 1687; m. Sarah , and had issue; his will was proved 21 March 1735.
4. Basil, d.s.p. 1711.
2. Ann, m. (i) James Dawkins (who d. 1701) ; m. (2) James Mackall (who d.
1717) ; d. 1733.
3. Cassandra, d. young.
4. Mary, d. young.
He d. 8 April 1700, and his will was proved 3 May 1700.
ROGER BROOKE (1673-1718), b. 12 April 1673; m., 23 P'eb. 1702, Eliza, dau.
of Francis Hutchins, and, by her (who m. (2) Captain Richard Smith), had issue : —
1. Roger, b. 8 Dec. 1703; d. in infancy.
2. James, of whom later.
3. Roger, b. 10 June, 1714; m. (i) Sarah Bowyer, of Philadelphia, and, by her (who
d. 1746), had issue ; m. (2) Elizabeth Boarman, and had issue ; his will was
proved 9 April 1772.
4. Basil, b. 1 6 Nov. 1717 ; m. Henrietta, dau. of Raphael^Neale, of Charles Co.,
and, by her (who d. 1774), had issue ; his will was prota5tTl3 July 1761.
1. Elizabeth, b. 23 Nov. 1707 ; m. Nathaniel Beall.
2. Dorothy, b. 5 July 1709 ; m. Archibald Edmondston, of Frederick Co.
3. Mary, b. 29 Dec. 1710.
4. Ann, b. 29 March 1712 ; m. William Carmichael, of Queen Anne Co.
5. Cassandra, b. 3 April 1716.
6. Priscilla, b. 1 6 Nov. 1717 ; m. Charles Browne (who d. 1766), of Queen Anne
Co. ; d. 1783.
He d. 1718.
JAMES BROOKE (1705-1784), b. 21 Feb. 1705; m. 21 June 1725, Deborah,
dau. of Richard Snowden, and, by her (who d. 29 April 1758), had issue : —
1. James, b. 26 Feb. 1731 ; m. Hannah Janney, of Virginia, and had issue; d.
21 Aug. 1767.
2. Roger, of whom later.
3. Richard, b. 8 July 1736 ; m., 1758, Jane Lynn, and, by her (who d. 15 Sept.
1774), had issue ; d. 2 May 1788.
4. Basil, b. 13 Dec. 1738 ; m., I May 1764, Elizabeth, dau. of Gerard Hopkins,
and, by her (who d. 17 Aug. 1794), had issue ; d. 22 Aug. 1794.
5. Thomas, b. 8 March 1744 ; d. 1 1 June 1789.
I. Elizabeth, b. 22 March 1741 ; m., 2 June 1761, Thomas Pleasants, of Gooch-
land Co., Virginia.
He d. ii March 1784.
ROGER BROOKE (1734-1790), b. 9 Aug. 1734 ; m. Mary Matthews, and, by
her (who d. 25 April 1808), had issue : —
1. Samuel, b. 9 Dec. 1758 ; m. Sarah Garrigues, and had issue.
2. James, b. 13 March 1762 ; d. in infancy.
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3. Roger, of whom latter.
1. Mary, b. 27 July 1760 ; m., Sept. 1791, Thomas Moore, and had issue.
2. Deborah, b. 6 Feb. 1764.
3. Margaret, b. 23 Nov. 1765.
4. Sarah, b. 29 Dec. 1767 ; m. Caleb Bentley.
5. Hannah, b. 5 June 1770 ; m., 27 Aug. 1794, Isaac Briggs, and had issue.
6. Elizabeth, b. 25 Aug. 1772 ; d. in infancy.
7. Dorothy, b. 24 Dec. 1776 ; m. Gerard T. Hopkins.
He d. 7 Sept. 1790.
ROGER BROOKE (1774- ), b. 24 Nov. 1774 ; m. (i), 21 Aug. 1804, Mary
Pleasants, dau. of Isaac Younghusband, and, by her (who d. 1837), had issue : —
1 . Roger, of whom later.
2. George, b. 27 Nov. 1812; m., I April 1840, Eliza Jordan, of Norfolk, Virginia,
and had issue.
1. Sarah, b.' 14 Sept. 1805 ; m. Charles Farquhar.
2. Martha, b. 17 Nov. 1807 ; d. in infancy.
3. Mary Matthews, b. 5 Jan. 1809 ; m. Elisha John Hall, and had issue.
ROGER BROOKE (1810- ), b. 5 Oct. 1810 ; m., 13 May 1835, Sarah, dau.
of Tarlton Pleasants, of Virginia, and had issue : —
1. William S., b. 4 Feb. 1836 ; m. (i), 6 March 1862, Mary Hallawell, and, by
her (who d. Nov. 1864), had issue : —
1. Caroline M., b. 29 Dec. 1862.
2. Mary H., b. 30 Aug. 1864 ; d. unm.
m. (2), 26 Oct. 1871, Mary P. Coffin.
2. WALTER H., of whom we treat.
3. Tarlton, b. 6 Dec. 1843 ; d. 28 Sept. 1864.
4. George, b. 5 Aug. 1846; d. I Jan. 1870.
5. Roger, b. 5 Aug. 1846 ; m., 14 Sept. 1871, Louisa, dau. of Edward Thomas,
and has had issue : —
1. Roger, b. 14 June 1878.
2. Edward Thomas, b. 18 Oct. 1879.
1. Emilie Thomas, b. 30 May 1873.
2. Sarah, b. 9 Feb. 1875.
3. Jane Parter, b. 28 Jan. 1877.
6. Alban, b. 24 Sept. 1850 ; m., 10 Jan. 1878, Sarah Pleasants.
1. Martha, b. 22 May 1837 ; m., 6 Nov. 1866, Frederick Stabler, and has had
issue : —
i. Tarlton Brooke, b. 26 March 1868; m. Rebecca T., dau. of William
W. Moore, and has issue : —
1. Frederic.
2. Richard Hallett.
3. Caleb, b. 14 June 1872.
i. Rose Morris, b. 10 May 1867.
2. Mary P., b. 30 Dec. 1839.
3. Deborah, b. 30 Oct. 1848 ; d. unm.
Arms — Chequy or, and argent, on a bend gules, a lion passant of
the first.
Crest — A demi-lion rampant erased or.
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Frederic Wolters Huidekoper, b. at Pomona, Meadville, Penn
sylvania, 12 Sept. 1840; m., at Meadville, 22 Jan. 1867, Anna
Virginia, only dau. of Fitz-James Christie, of Erie, Pennsylvania,
and, by her, has issue :—
1. Frederic Louis, b. at Meadville, 8 March 1874.
2. Reginald Shippen, b. at Meadville, 24 May 1876.
I. Gracie, b. 5 July 1872 ; d. in infancy.
Mr. Huidekoper, who graduated at Harvard University,
A.B. 1862, A.M. 1871, served as Captain of Company F, 58th
Pennsylvania Militia, during the Civil War ; was Governor of
the Society of Colonial Wars of the District of Columbia, 1901-
1902, and President of the Society of the Sons of the Revolution,
1905-1908.
DESCENT
ANNE JANS HUIDEKOPER (1730-1799), b., Harlingen, Friesland, Holland, 1730;
m. (i) Hylke Quader, and, by her (who d. 21 Jan. 1773), had issue : —
I. Jan, Privy Councillor of the King of the Netherlands ; m. (i) Gertrude Stinstra ;
m. (2) Jacoba de Bie.
1. Saapke, m. Albert Steenbergen.
He m. (2), 5 April 1775, Gesiena Frederica, dau. of Harm Jan Wolthers, of
Vries, and, by her (who d. at Hoogeveen, Drenthe, Holland, 24 May 1813), left
issue : —
2. Harm Jan, of whom later.
3. Pieter Ketel.
2. Henderina Catherina.
He d. 1799.
HARM JAN HUIDEKOPER (1776-1854), b. at Hoogeveen, 3 April 1776; educated
at the Institute of Crefeld, Germany, 1793-1795; emigrated to America, sailing
from the Helder, Holland, 12 Aug. 1796, arriving at New York 14 Oct. 1796;
entered the employ of the Holland Land Company, of which he was appointed
General Agent for all its possessions in Pennsylvania, 1 804 ; purchased, by a contract
dated 31 Dec. 1836, all the holdings of the Holland Land Company in the counties
of Erie, Crawford, Warren, and Venango, Pennsylvania, thus becoming one of the
largest landowners in the United States ; m., at Meadville, i Sept. 1 806, Rebecca,
dau. of Andrew Colhoon, and, by her (who d. 22 Oct. 1839), had issue : —
1. Frederic Wolthers, b. 2 Oct. 1808 ; d. 12 Sept. 1816.
2. Alfred, b. 21 March 1810 ; d. 13 Jan. 1892, leaving issue.
3. Edgar, of whom later.
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4. Frederic, b. 7 April 1817 ; d. 16 May 1892, leaving issue.
1. Anna Appolina, b. 14 Aug. 1807 ; d. 30 July 1808.
2. Anna, b. 5 Nov. 1814; m., 15 Aug. 1839, Rev. James Freeman Clarke; d.
2 April 1897, leaving issue.
3. Elizabeth Gertrude, b. 8 Jan. 1819 ; d. 28 Jan. 1908.
He d. 22 May 1854.
EDGAR HUIDEKOPER (1812-1862), b. at Meadville, Pennsylvania, 30 May
1812 ; m., 28 June 1838, Frances, eldest dau. of Judge Henry Shippen, and, by
her (who d. 29 May 1897), had issue : —
1. Henry Shippen, b. 17 July 1839 ; served during the Civil War as Lieutenant-
Colonel of the i5Oth Pennsylvania Regiment, being twice wounded at the
battle of Gettysburg; Brigadier-General, 1872-1885 ; afterwards Major-
General commanding the National Guard of Pennsylvania ; m., 26 Oct. 1 864,
Emma Gertrude, dau. of Thomas Wallis Evans, by whom he has had
issue : —
Thomas Wallis, b. 2 Feb. 1870.
Gertrude, b. 12 Oct. 1865 ; m., 17 April 1890, Edmund Munroe-
Smith, and has had issue : —
Gertrude, b. 6 June 1891.
2. FREDERIC WOLTERS, of whom we treat.
3. Herman John, b. 28 Nov. 1843 ; served as Major of the 2gth U.S.V. during
the Civil War ; d. 21 Oct. 1868.
4. Edgar, b. 10 March 1845.
5. Rush Rhees Shippen, b. 3 May 1854 ; Major and A.D.C. National Guard of
Pennsylvania, 1874-1878; Lieutenant-Colonel, 1889; served in the
Spanish-American War, 1898 ; m., at Media, Pennsylvania, 15 March
1877, Anne Preston Morris ; d. 17 Dec. 1901.
6. Frank Colhoon, b. 22 Aug. 1857 ; m., at Worcester, Mass., 13 June 1882,
Caroline Cutler Foster, by whom he left issue : —
1. Herman John, b., at Paris, 20 July 1883 ; d. 15 March 1893.
2. Prescott Foster, b., at New York, 31 Jan. 1887.
I. Rosalind, b. 29 May 1885 ; m., 14 May 1907, Henry Copley
Green.
1. Gertrude, m., at Paris, 17 Aug. 1870, Frank Wells, and has had issue : —
1. George, b., at Cleveland, Ohio, 27 June 1872.
2. Edgar Huidekoper, b. 27 June 1875.
3. Robert, b., at Boston, Mass., 30 Nov. 1880 ; d. 2 March 1883.
I. Elizabeth Huidekoper.
2. Elizabeth, m., at Meadville, Pennsylvania, 21 June 1883, Henry Purkitt
Kidder, who d. at New York, 28 Jan. 1886.
He d. 9 Sept. 1862.
Residence — 1614 i8th Street, Washington, D.C.
Clubs — Metropolitan, Country, and Chevy-Chase (Washington) ;
University and Harvard (New York).
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SUMNER
George Watson Sumner, b. 31 Dec. 1841 ; m. (i), 25 Nov.
1868, Henrietta Eliza, dau. of John Ruan, M.D., and, by her (who
d. 1884), had issue :—
1. George Albert, b. 8 Aug. 1874; m. (i) Carrie R. Wanser, who d.
25 Dec. 1899 ; m. (2) Viola Ketcham.
2. John Saxton, b. 22 Sept. 1876 ; m. Eloise Peckham.
1. Florence Watson, b. 4 Oct. 1869 ; m. Walter Newell Giles.
2. Alice Blythe, b. 29 Nov. 1872 ; m. Clay John Halverson ; d. 18 April
1905.
3. Helen Louise (Georgine Louise), b. 14 Oct. 1881 ; m. Captain
Sidney W. Brewster.
4. Mary Elizabeth (Maude Claire), b. 20 Feb. 1883.
He m. (2), 20 Feb. 1886, Maudthilde, dau. of William
Henry Willis.
Rear-Admiral Sumner was Midshipman, 1858; Lieutenant,
1862; Lieutenant-Commander, 1866; Commander, 1876; Cap
tain, 1891; Rear-Admiral, 1899; Commandant Naval Station,
Port Royal, South Carolina, 1899-1901 ; Commandant, Navy
Yard and Station, Philadelphia, 1901 — 1902; Commander-in-Chief
of the U.S. Naval Forces, South Atlantic Station, 1902—1903 ;
retired 31 Dec. 1903.
DESCENT
ROGER SUMNER ( -1608), of Bicester, Co. Oxford ; m., 2 Nov. 1601, Joan
Franklin (who m. (2), 10 Jan. 161 1, Mark Brian of Merton, Co. Oxford), and, dying
3 Dec. 1608, had issue an only son : —
WILLIAM SUMNER (1605-1688), b. at Bicester, Co. Oxford, 1605 ; emigrated
to America and settled in Dorchester, Mass., 1636 ; admitted freeman of the colony,
17 May 1637; m., 22 Oct. 1625, at Bicester, Mary West, and, by her (who d.
7 June 1676), had issue : —
1. William, of whom later.
2. Roger, b. at Bicester, 1632 ; m. Mary, dau. of Thomas Josselyn, and had issue.
3. George, b. at Bicester, 1634 ; m., 7 Nov. 1662, Mary, dau. of Edward Baker,
and had issue.
4. Samuel, b. at Dorchester, Mass., 18 May 1638 ; m., 7 March 1659, Rebecca,
dau. of John Staples of Weymouth, and had issue.
5. Increase, b. at Dorchester, 23 Feb. 1643 ; m., 26 May 1667, Sarah, dau. of John
Staples, of Weymouth, and had issue.
I. Joane, b. at Bicester ; m. Aaron Way, of Dorchester ; d. 1695, leaving issue.
Hed. 9 Dec. 1688.
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WILLIAM SUMNER (1627-1675), b. at Bicester, 1627 ; accompanied his father to
America, eventually settling in Boston ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Augustine Clement, of
Dorchester, and, by her, had issue : —
1. William, of whom later.
2. Ebenezer, b. at Boston, 30 Oct. 1666 ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Stephen Paine ; d.
1690.
3. Clement, b. at Boston, 6 Sept. 1671 ; m., 18 May 1698, Margaret Harris, and
had issue.
1. Elizabeth, b. at Dorchester, 1652 ; m., 1670, Joshua Henshaw, of Dorchester ;
d. 1728.
2. Mary, b. at Dorchester, 1654 ; m. (i), 19 Jan. 1672, Nicholas Howe, of
Roxbury ; m. (2) John Trow.
3. Hannah, b. at Boston, 10 June 1659 ; m- J°hn Goffe, of Boston.
4. Sarah, b. at Boston, 14 Feb. 1662 ; m. (l) - - Turrell ; m. (2) Joseph Weeks,
of Dorchester.
5. Experience, b. at Boston, 22 Sept. 1664 ; m. Thomas -Qould.
6. Deliverance, b. at Boston, 18 March 1669 ; m., May 1689, Ebenezer Weeks, of
Dorchester.
7. Mercy, b. at Boston, Jan. 1675 ; d. young.
He d. Feb. 1675.
WILLIAM SUMNER (1656-1703), b. at Boston, 9 Feb. 1656; admitted Freeman,
May 1678; member of the Artillery Co., 1679; moved to Middletown, Conn.,
about 1687 ; m. (i), at Dedham, 22 May 1677, Rachel, dau. of William Avery ;
m. (2) Hannah , and had issue : —
1. William, b. 1679 ; d. young.
2. Hezekiah, of whom later.
3. Daniel, b. at Middletown, 26 Sept. 1688.
4. Ebenezer, b. 1691 ; d. 1698.
1. Hannah, b. 1 68 1; d. 1689.
2. Sarah, b. at Boston, 29 Dec. 1685 ; m., 1703, Nathaniel Stow.
He d. at Middletown, Conn., 20 July 1/03.
HEZEKIAH SUMNER (1684-1749), b. at Boston, 21 Feb. 1684 5 m-> at Middle-
town, Conn., 10 Feb. 1704, Abigail Bidwell, and, by her (who m. (2) — Frary, and
d. 13 May 1772), had issue : —
1. William, of whom later.
2. Daniel, b. 26 Dec. 1714 ; m. (i) Mary (who d. 30 June 1769) ; m. (2),
1 6 April 1770, Susanna Ward, widow ; d. 1784.
1. Hannah, b. 17 March 1707 ; m. — Warren of Hartford.
2. Abigail, b. 1711; d. 1731.
3. Elizabeth, b. 7 June 1718 ; m. Samuel Atkins of Middletown.
He d. 7 May 1749.
WILLIAM SUMNER (1705-1739), b. at Middletown, 12 Jan. 1705 ; m., 15 Jan.
1724, Hannah Clark^ and, by her (who m. (2), 15 Sept. 1759, Joseph Johnson, and
J. 12 April 1795), had issue : —
1. Hezekiah, of whom later.
2. William, b. 14 Jan. 1733 ; m., 9 Sept. 1756, Huldah Stillman, of Wethersfield,
and had issue.
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3. John, Colonel, b. 30 June 1735 ; m. (i), 9 March 1758, Elizabeth Kent,
and had issue ; m. (2), 1762, Elizabeth Reynolds, and had issue ;
d. 1787.
4. Ebenezer, b. 14 Aug. 1737 ; m., 9 May 1756, Persis Peace^and had issue.
1. Hannah, b. 20 June 1726 ; m. — Banks, of Middletown.
2. Sarah, b. 12 July 1728 ; m. Ichabod Crittenden of Sandisfield.
3. Mary, b. 8 June 1730 ; m. William Harris of Middletown.
He d. 15 Nov. 1739.
HEZEKIAH SUMNER (1724-1802), b. at Middletown, 4 Dec. 1724; 2nd
Lieutenant, 4th Conn. Regiment, 1756 ; moved to Sandisfield about 1767 and after
wards to Bethlehem, Mass. ; m (i), 10 Feb. 1744, Desire Higgins, and, by her, had
issue : —
1. Samuel, b. 25 Sept. 1744.
2. Clement, b. 26 Sept. 1748 ; m. Thankful Hamilton, and had issue.
3. Hezekiah, b. 13 Aug. 1757 ; m. Alethea Barker, and had issue.
4. Daniel, of whom later.
1. Tabitha, b. 1746 ; d. 1747.
2. Tabitha, b. 1 6 July 1750 ; m. Nathan Haven.
3. Abigail, b. 13 June 1752 ; m. Ebenezer Kibbe.
4. Desire, b. 1754 ; d. 175%-
5. Desire, b. 7 Jan. 1765 ; m. Daniel Manley.
He d. at Otis, Mass., 1802, having m. (2) Mary, widow of , who d.s.p.
DANIEL SUMNER (1759-1838), b. at Middletown, 26 May 1759 ; m. (i), 1779,
Lucy Cook, and, by her (who d. 21 May 1788), had issue : —
1. Daniel, b. 9 May 1780 ; d. 1809, leaving issue.
2. William, b. 3 May 1782; m., 1805, Artemisia Spencer, and had issue;
d. 1851.
3. Darius, b. 7 March 1786 ; m. Desire Marsh, and had issue ; d. 1845.
1. Lucy, b. 1784 ; d. unm. 5 Dec. 1828.
2. Mary, b. 1788 ; d. unm. 1852.
He m. (2), 26 Nov. 1789, Hannah Watson, and, by her (who d. 5 Sept. 1848),
had issue : —
4. Watson, of whom later.
5. Increase, b. 1 3 May 1801 ; m. (i), 25 May 1827, Pluma, dau. of Samuel
Barstow, of Great Barrington ; m. (2) Clara, dau. of William C. Wells, and
had issue ; d. 1871.
6. Ethan Newton, b. 1806 ; d. 1808.
3. Almira, b. 1790 ; d. unm. 26 Nov. 1864.
4. Emilia, b. 1792 ; d. unm. 5 April 1875.
5. Susanna, b. 1797 ; d. 1800.
6. Caroline, b. 19 Feb. 1810 ; m. William Hale of Monterey.
He d. at Otis, Mass., 23 Nov. 1838.
WATSON SUMNER (1794-1847), b. at Bethlehem, 29 May 1794; was a
Physician at Constantine, Michigan ; m., at Motville, Michigan, 2 Feb. 1841, Hester
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Ann, dau. of Samuel Le Page Welling, and, by her (who d. 14 Dec. 1877),
had issue : —
I. GEORGE WATSON, of whom we treat.
1. Mary Elizabeth, b. 1844 ; d. 1845.
2. Jeanette Judson, b. 15 Nov. 1846 ; d. 12 Nov. 1906.
He d. at Constantine, Michigan, 3 Feb. 1847.
Residences — 1300 Rhode Island Avenue, Washington, D.C., and
The Pines, Patchogue, Long Island, N.Y.
BLAKE
Frederick Rutledge Blake, b. 24 Jan.
1838; m., 6 Dec. 1864, Olivia, dau. of
Oliver Hering Middleton, and, by her,
has had issue : —
1. Edmund Molyneux, b. 14 Jan. 1866;
m. Eleanor, dau. of Colonel
Farley, U.S. Army, and has had
issue : —
Ayliffe.
Olivia Middleton.
2. Daniel, b. 1872.
1. Emma Rutledge, b. 1868 ; d. young.
2. Eliza Fisher.
Dr. Blake served in the Civil War
as Captain in 25th North Carolina
Regiment of the Confederate States
Army, and was wounded at Cold Har
bour.
DESCENT
HUMPHREY BLAKE ( ~I559)> of Over
Stowey, Co. Somerset, Lord of the Manor of
Tuxwell, in the parish of Bishops Lydeard ; m. Anne , and, by her, had
issue : —
1. Robert, of whom later.
2. Thomas, living in 1559.
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3. John "the elder," of Plainsfield, in the parish of Over Stowey, to whom his
father left his lands in Bishops Lydeard ; m. Joan , and had issue ;
will proved 5 Jan. 1576.
4. John, "the younger," living in 1559.
1. Agnes, m. — Manning.
2. Eleanor, m. — Langham.
3. Alice, m. — Slocombe.
His will was proved II May 1559.
ROBERT BLAKE ( -1592), of the Manor of Tuxwell ; Mayor of Bridg
water, 1573, 1579, and 1587 ; m. Margaret Symonds, and, by her (whose will was
proved 16 Nov. 1600), had issue : —
1. William, to whom his father left his lands at Tuxwell ; living 1600.
2. Humphrey, of whom later.
i. Anstice, m. Robert Bockinge.
His will was proved 26 Oct. 1592.
HUMPHREY BLAKE ( -1625), twice Mayor of Bridgwater ; in. Sarah, dau.
and co-heir of Humphrey Williams, and, by her, had with other issue : —
1. Robert, bap. at Bridgwater 27 Sept. 1598 ; educated at Wadham College,
Oxford; B.A. 1618; M.P. for Bridgwater, 1640-1645; Lieutenant-
Colonel of the Parliamentary Army, 1643 ; appointed Admiral, 1649 ;
member of the Council of State, 1651-1652 ; d.s.p. 17 Aug. 1657.
2. Humphrey, b. 1600.
3. William (Rev.), b. 1603 ; educated at Wadham College, Oxford ; B.A. 1622 ;
d. unm. at Bridgwater and his will was proved 30 Nov. 1667, by his
brothers Nicholas and Benjamin.
4. George, of Plymouth, Co. Devon ; b. 1606 ; m. and left issue ; will proved
19 Feb. 1668.
5. Samuel, an officer in the Parliamentary Army ; m. and left issue ; killed in
action, 1644.
6. Nicholas, of London and Barbados, m. and had issue.
7. Benjamin, of whom later.
8. Alexander, b. 1619; m. Alice ; d.s.p. and bur. at Eaton Socon, Co.
Bedford, 1693 ; will proved 8 Jan. 1694.
1. A dau., m. — - Bowdich.
2. A dau., m. — Smith.
He d. intestate 19 Nov. 1625.
BENJAMIN BLAKE (i6i4-7<ssp), of Plainsfield and ;PawletsJ Colleton Co., South
Carolina, b. 1614; went to the West Indies with AdmirafSir William Penn, and
commanded a ship at Santa Cruz, 1657 > returned to England ; afterwards went to
Carolina, where he received considerable grants of lands in Colleton Co. ; appointed
Deputy, 1685 5 Clerk of the Crown and Peace for South Carolina, 1687 ; d. about
1689, Caving a son : —
JOSEPH BLAKE ( -1700), of Plainsfield and Pawlets, South Carolina, b. in
England ; probably followed his father to Carolina ; Deputy Landgrave and twice
Governor of Carolina ; m., Dec. 1698, Elizabeth, dau. of Daniel Axtell, and widow
of Francis Turgis (member of the Assembly, 1695), and, by her (whose will was
proved 23 July 1726), left issue : —
i . Joseph, of whom later.
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I. Rebecca, b. 1699 ; m., 9 March 1717, George, second son of the Hon. Thomas
Smith, Governor of Carolina ; d. 20 Oct. 1719.
He d. 7 Sept. 1700.
JOSEPH BLAKE (1700-1751), of Plainsfield and Pawlets, South Carolina, and
Newington, North Carolina ; b. 1700 ; Colonel of the Berkley Regiment ; Member
of Council, 1740-1751 ; m., 16 June 1720, Sarah, dau. of Daniel Lindrey (Member
of the Assembly, 1703), and, by her, had issue : —
1. Daniel, of Newington, North Carolina ; bap. 24 Oct. 1731; Justice of the Peace,
1755 ; Member of the House of Representatives, 1757-1762 ; appointed
to the Council, 1762 ; m. (l), 1758, Margaret (who d.s.p. 6 March
1760), dau. of Henry Izard ; m. (2), 21 March 1762, Elizabeth, dau. and
co-heir of Joseph Izard ; d.s.p. 1780.
2. Robert, d. in infancy.
3. William, of whom later.
1. Rebecca, m. Ralph Izard, who d. 2 Feb. 1762, and had issue.
2. Anne, m., 5 Nov. 1761, Adam Daniel.
His will was proved 30 Aug. 1751.
WILLIAM BLAKE (1739-1803), of Plainsfield and Pawlets, South Carolina,
b. 1739; m., ii Feb. 1759, Anne, dau. of Walter Izard, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Joseph, ofHamells Park, Co. Hertford, b. 1769 ;m. , dau. of Colonel Hough,
and had issue ; d. 27 March 1865.
2. Daniel, of whom later.
I. Anne, d. unm.
He d. 29 June 1803, and his will was proved 15 July 1803.
DANIEL BLAKE (1775-1834), of West Preston, Co. Sussex, and Board House,
South Carolina ; b. in England, 1775, and educated at Cambridge ; m., I Jan. 1800,
Anna Louisa, dau. of the Hon. Arthur Middleton, and, by her (who d. 1819), had
issue : —
1 . Daniel, of whom later.
2. Arthur Middleton, b. 1 8 12 ; d.s.p. 1 88 1.
1. Louisa, m. Arthur M. Heyward ; d. 1852, leaving issue.
2. Frances, b. 1818 ; m., 1837, Thomas P. Rutledge ; d.s.p. 14 June 1838.
He d. 9 Dec. 1834.
DANIEL BLAKE (1803-1873), of Board House, South Carolina, b. 31 Jan. 1803 ;
educated at St. John's College, Cambridge ; m. (i) Emma Middleton, dau. of Henry
Rutledge, and, by her (who d. 23 April 1853), nac^ issue : —
1. FREDERICK RUTLEDGE, of whom we treat.
2. Francis Daniel, b. May 1841 ; Captain of Artillery in the Confederate States
Army, and served throughout the Civil War ; m. Sarah, dau. of Lieutenant-
General Leonidas Polk, of the Confederate States Army, and Bishop of
Louisiana, and, by her, had issue : —
I. Francis Polk, b. I June 1872.
3. Arthur Middleton, of Quitman, Georgia, b. May 1848 ; m., 1872, Catherine
Maxwell, and had issue : —
1. Wade H.
2. Francis H.
3. Charles, d. 1891.
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BLAKE
4. Joseph.
5. Vance.
6. Daniel.
i. Emma.
4. Henry Middleton, b. 1855 ; d. in infancy.
1. Frances Helen, b. 10 Aug. 1842.
2. Henrietta Louisa, b. Oct. I 843 ; m., Aug. 1 8 70, Walter Blake ; d.s.p. Sept. 1872.
He m. (2), 21 July 1856, Helen Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel Craig, of New York,
and, by her, had issue : —
5. Robert Bunch, b. 23 Jan. 1 86 1.
3. Emma Craig, b. 30 Jan. 1865 ; m., 5 Oct. 1892, Benjamin Huger Rutledge, of
Charleston, and has issue.
4. Helen Bayley, b. 10 Nov. 1867 ; m., 5 Oct. 1892, Oliver Middleton Rutledge,
of the Knoll, North Carolina, and has issue.
He d. 10 Aug. 1873.
Residences — Newington, North Carolina, and Board House, South
Carolina.
Arms — Argent, a chevron between three garbs, sable.
Crest — On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a martlet argent.
JAY
Pierre Jay, b. 4 May 1870 ; m., 23 Nov. 1897, Louisa Shaw,
dau. of the late Major-General Francis Channing Barlow, and, by
her, has issue : —
1. Ellen, b. 23 Aug. 1898.
2. Anna Maricka, b. 19 June 1900.
3. Frances, b. 27 Dec. 1904.
Mr. Pierre Jay graduated at Yale University, 1892.
DESCENT
AUGUSTUS JAY (1665-1751), of La Rochelle, France; 2nd son of Pierre Jay, by
Judith Franfois, his wife ; b. 23 March 1665 ; emigrated to America upon the
revocation of the Edict of Nantes, 1685, ultimately settling in New York as a
merchant, 1686; m., 1697, Anna Maria, dau. of Balthazar Bayard (Alderman of
Amsterdam, 1691), by whom he had issue : —
i . Peter, of whom later.
i. Judith, b. 29 Aug. 1698 ; m., 6 April 1735, Cornelius J. Van Home; d.
Aug. 1757.
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2. Mary, b. 31 Aug. 1700 ; m., 27 June 1723, Peter Valette ; d. 5 June 1762.
3. Frances, b. 26 Feb. 1702 ; m., 19 Jan. 1724, Frederick Van Cortlandt.
4. Ann, d. young.
He d. 10 March 1751.
PETER JAY (1704-1782), of New York, b. 3 Nov. 1704; Alderman of
N.Y., 1738-9 ; purchased a farm at Rye, Westchester Co., New York, where he
established his country seat, 1745 ; m., 2O Jan. 1728, Mary, dau. of Jacobus Van
Cortlandt, by whom he had issue : —
1. Augustus, b. 12 April 1730 ; d. unm. 23 Dec. 1801.
2. James, d. young.
3. James, b. 16 Oct. 1732 ; d. 20 Oct. 1815.
4. Peter, b. 19 Dec. 1734 ; m., 1789, Mary Duyckinck ; d.s.p. 8 July 1813.
5. Frederick, d. young.
6. John, of whom later.
7. Frederick, b. 19 April 1747; m. (i), 17 Nov. 1773, Ann Margaret, dau. of
Andrew Barclay; m. (2), Euphemia Dunscomb; d.s.p. 14 Dec. 1799.
1. Eve, b. 9 Nov. 1728; m., 31 March 1766, Rev. Harry Munro ; d. 7 April 1810.
2. Anna Markka, b. 20 Oct. 1737 ; d. 4 Sept. 1791.
3. Mary, b. 10 Nov. 1748 ; d. i 8 May 1752.
He d. 17 April 1782.
JOHN JAY (1745-1829), b. 12 Dec. 1745 ; graduated at King's College, 1764 ;
admitted to the Bar, 1768; Delegate to the First Continental Congress, 1774;
Chief Justice of the State of New York, 1777 ; President of Congress, 1778; Minister
to Spain, 1779-1782 ; with John Adams and Benjamin Franklin negotiated the
Treaty of Peace between the United States and Great Britain, 1783; Secretary of
Foreign Affairs, 1784—1789 ; first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United
States, 1789-1795 ; Minister Plenipotentiary to Great Britain, 1794—1795 ;
Governor of New York State, 1795-1801 ; m., 28 April 1774, Sarah Van Brugh,
dau. of William Livingston (afterwards Governor of New Jersey), by whom he had
issue : —
1. Peter Augustus, of whom later.
2. William, b. 16 June 1779 ; Judge of Westchester Co., New York ; m. Augusta,
dau. of John McVickar, and, dying 14 Oct. 1858, had issue : —
i. John, U.S. Minister to Austria, 1870 ; m. Eleanor Kingsland, dau.
of Hickson W. Field ; d. 1892, leaving issue : —
William, m. Lucie Oelrichs, and has issue : —
Eleanor, m., 1905, Arthur Iselin.
1. Anna, m. Rev. Lewis P. W. Balch, D.D.
2. Maria, m. John F. Butterworth.
3. Sarah Louisa, m. Alexander M. Bruen, M.D.
4. Eliza, m., 5 Oct. 1858, Henry Edward Pellew, M.A. Camb., son
of the Very Rev. the Hon. George Pellew, Dean of Norwich,
and grandson of the ist Viscount Exmouth ; d. 22 Dec. 1869.
5. Augusta, m., 14 May 1873, Henry Edward Pellew.
1. Susan, d. young.
2. Maria, b. 20 Feb. 1782 ; m., 22 April 1801, Goldsborough Banyer, of Albany,
who d. June 1806 ; d. 21 Nov. 1856.
3. Ann, b. 13 Aug. 1783 ; d. 13 Nov. 1856.
4. Sarah Louisa, b. 20 Feb. 1792 ; d. 22 April 1818.
He d. 17 May 1829.
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JAY
PETER AUGUSTUS JAY (1776-1843), b. 24 Jan. 1776 ; Private Secretary to John
Jay on his mission to England, 1795 ; Member of Assembly, State of New York,
1 8 1 6 ; Recorder of New York, 1819; Delegate to New York Constitutional Con
vention, 1821 ; m., 29 July 1807, Mary Rutherfurd, dau. of General Matthew
Clarkson, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John Clarkson, of whom later.
2. Peter Augustus, b. 23 Oct. 1821 ; m., 13 Jan. 1848, Josephine Pearson, of
Washington, D.C. ; d. 3 I Oct. 1855, leaving issue : —
Augustus, b. 17 Oct. 1850 ; Secretary American Legation, Paris,
1886-1892 ; m., 3 Oct. 1876, Emily Astor, dau. of Oliver De
Lancey Kane, by whom he had issue : —
1. Peter Augustus, b. 1877 ; Secretary American Embassy,
Constantinople.
2. De Lancey Kane, b. 1 88 1 ; Private Secretary to the
American Ambassador to Great Britain.
1. Mary Rutherfurd, b. 16 April 1810; m., 10 April 1829, Frederick Prime;
d. 9 Sept. 1835, leaving issue.
2. Sarah, b. 19 Dec. 1811 ; m., II Feb. 1836, William Dawson ; d. 9 Jan. 1846,
leaving issue.
3. Catherine Helena, b. II June 1815 ; m., 17 Dec. 1835, Henry Augustus Du
Bois, M.D. ; d. Sept. 1889, leaving issue.
4. Anna Maria, b. 12 Sept. 1819 ; m., I Dec. 1841, Henry Evelyn Pierrepont ;
d. 1902, leaving issue.
5. Elizabeth Clarkson, b. 2 July 1823 ; d. unm. 20 Oct. 1895.
6. Susan Matilda, b. 29 Nov. 1827 ; m., 14 April 1852, Matthew Clarkson, by
whom she had issue.
He d. 20 Feb. 1843.
JOHN CLARKSON JAY (1808-1891), M.D., b. u Sept. 1808 ; Trustee Columbia
College, 1859-1880; m., 8 Nov. 1831, Laura, dau. of Nathaniel Prime, by whom
he had issue : —
1. John, d. young.
2. Augustus, d. young.
3. Peter Augustus, of whom later.
4. John Clarkson, M.D., b. 20 Oct. 1844; m., 12 Dec. 1872, Harriette Arnold,
dau. of Major-General David H. Vinton, U.S. Army, by whom he has
issue : —
I. John Clarkson, b. 20 Jan. 1880 ; m., 1903, Marguerite Soleliac, by
whom he has issue : —
Sarah Livingston, b. 1904.
1. Maria Arnold, b. 18 Sept. 1873 ; d. 2 Jan. 1878.
2. Edith Van Cortlandt, b. 2 June 1875.
1. Laura, b. 10 Aug. 1832 ; m., 8 Feb. 1854, Charles Pemberton Wurts.
2. Mary, b. 3 June 1837 ; m., 5 June 1 86 1, Jonathan Edwards; d. 1897.
3. Cornelia, b. 3 April 1839.
4. Anna Maria, d. young.
5. Alice, b. 12 July 1846.
6. Sarah, b. 12 Jan. 1848, d. 1883.
7. Matilda Coster, d. young.
He d. 1891.
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PETER AUGUSTUS JAY (1841-1875), b. 16 June 1841 ; Rector of Christ
Church, Warwick, New York, 1869-1872 ; Rector of Grace Church, Fair Haven,
Conn., 1872-1875 ; m., 30 March 1869, Julia, 3rd dau. of Alfred C. Post, M.D.,and,
by her, had issue : —
1. PIERRE, of whom we treat.
2. John, b. 19 Nov. 1875.
1. Mary Rutherfurd, b. 16 Aug. 1872.
2. Laura Prime, b. 30 Aug. 1874 ; m., 1899, Frederic De Witt Wells, by whom
she has issue.
He d. II Oct. 1875.
Residences — Milton, Mass., and Mt. Kisco, Westchester Co., New
York.
Clubs — Tennis and Racquet (Boston) ; University (New York).
MORGAN
John Pierpont Morgan, b. 17 April 1837 ; m. (i), 1861, Amelia
Sturges, who d. 7 Feb. 1862 ; m. (2), 31 May 1865, Frances
Louisa, dau. of Charles Tracy, by whom he has issue : —
i. John Pierpont, b. 7 Sept. 1867 » m-» Dec- 1891, Jane Norton Grew,
by whom he has had issue.
1. Louisa Pierpont, b. 10 March 1866.
2. Juliet Pierpont, b. 19 July 1870.
3. Anne Tracy, b. 25 July 1873.
DESCENT
MILES MORGAN (1616-1699), b. 1616 ; son of William Morgan, of Bristol,
and Elizabeth his wife, dau. of William Morgan ; emigrated from Bristol to America,
1636 ; settled in Springfield, Mass. ; m. (i), 1636, Prudence Gilbert, and, by her
(who d. 14 Nov. 1660), had issue : —
1. Jonathan, b. 16 Sept. 1646 ; m., 15 Jan. 1679, Sarah Cooley ; d. 1730, leaving
issue.
2. David, b. 23 July 1648 ; m., 16 Jan. 1672, Mary Clark ; d. 30 May 1731, leaving
issue.
3. Peletiah, b. 17 May 1650 ; d.s.p.
4. Isaac, b. 12 March 1652 ; m., 12 Nov. 1673, Abigail Gardiner ; d. 3 Oct. 1740,
leaving issue.
1. Mary, b. 14 Dec. 1644.
2. Lydia, b. 8 Feb. 1654.
3. Hannah, b. n Feb. 1656.
4. Mercy, b. 18 May 1658.
MORGAN
He m. (2), 15 Feb. 1669, Elizabeth Bliss, and, by her (who d. 2 Oct. 1683),
had issue : —
5. Nathaniel, of whom later.
He d. at Llandaff, Wales, 28 May 1699.
NATHANIEL MORGAN (1671-1752), b. 14 June 1671 ; m., 19 June 1691,
Hannah Bird, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Nathaniel, b. 1 6 Feb. 1692.
2. Samuel, b. 1694 ; d. young.
3. Ebenezer, b. 6 March 1696.
4. Miles, b. 1700.
5. Joseph, of whom later.
6. James, b. 1705.
7. Isaac, b. 1708.
1. Hannah Bird, b. 1698.
2. Elizabeth, b. 1710.
He d. 30 Aug. 1752.
JOSEPH MORGAN (1702-1773), b. 3 Dec. 1702; served in Captain Josiah
Kellogg's Company at Suffield, 1723-1724, and in Captain Wright's Company at
Brookfield, 1725 ; m., 12 May 1735, Mary, dau. of Benjamin Stebbins, and, by her
(who d. 7 Dec. 1798), had issue: —
1. Joseph, of whom later.
2. Titus, b. 1737 ; d. 1738.
3. Titus, b. 19 July 1740 ; m., 19 May 1783, Sarah, dau. of Isaac Morgan, and had
issue.
4. Lucas, b. 26 Feb. 1743 ; m. (i) Tryphene Smith ; m. (2) Betsey Eastman, and
had issue.
5. Judah, b. 21 March 1749 > m- (0> I2 April 1775, Elizabeth Shivoy, and had
issue.
6. Jesse, b. 21 March 1749 ; m. (i), 1770, Mercy Stebbins ; m. (2) Hannah,
widow of John Stebbins ; d. 1810, leaving issue.
7. Festus, b. 1759 >m-» !779> Submit French, and had issue.
1. Elizabeth, b. 23 Dec. 1745 ; m., 1771, Thomas White ; d. 12 April 1782, leaving
issue.
2. Hannah, b. 29 Nov. 1752 ; m., 1782, John Legg, and had issue.
He d. 7 Nov. 1773.
JOSEPH MORGAN (1736-1813), b. 19 Feb. 1736 ; served as Captain in the
Seven Years' War ; m., 19 Sept. 1765, Experience Smith, and, by her, had issue : —
I. Joseph, of whom later.
1. Eurydice, b. 28 Nov. 1766 ; m. Russell Ely.
2. Huldah, b. 27 Nov. 1767 ; d. 24 March 1770.
3. Huldah, b. 1 8 April 1770 ; m. Edmund Ely.
4. Nancy, b. 22 July, 1772.
5. Achseh, b. 16 Aug. 1774 ; m. (i) Samuel Dwight Chadin ; m. (2) Nathaniel
D. Beardsley.
6. Betsey, b. 4 July 1782 ; d. 13 July 1786.
Hed. 1813.
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JOSEPH MORGAN (1780-1847), of Hartford, Conn., b. 4 Jan. 1780 ;m., 20 Sept.
1807, Sally Spencer, and, by her, had issue : —
I . Junius Spencer, of whom later.
1. Mary, b. 1808 ; m. Rev. James A. Smith, and had issue.
2. Lucy, b. 1809 ; m. James Goodwin, and had issue.
He d. July 1847.
JUNIUS SPENCER MORGAN (1813-1890), b. 14 April 1813; m., 2 May 1836,
Juliet, dau. of the Rev. John Pierpont, the poet, and, by her, had issue : —
1. JOHN PIERPONT, of whom we treat.
2. Junius Spencer, b. 6 April 1846 ; d. 1858.
1. Sarah Spencer, b. 5 Dec. 1839 ; m. George H. Morgan.
2. Mary Lyman, b. 5 Nov. 1844 ; m. Walter H. Burns.
3. Juliet Pierpont, b. 4 Dec. 1847.
He d. 8 April 1890.
Residence — 219 Madison Avenue, New York.
Clubs — Union, Knickerbocker, Union League, Metropolitan, Cen
tury, Lawyers, New York Yacht, Seawanhaka-Corinthian
Yacht, Tuxedo, Racquet, Riding, Players, Grolier, Jekyl
Island (New York) ; Metropolitan (Washington) ; Eastern
Yacht (Boston).
DUNCAN
William Butler Duncan, b. 17 March
1830; m., at New Orleans, 22 Nov.
1853, Jane Percy, dau. of George
Washington Sargent, of Philadelphia,
and Natchez, Mississippi, and, by her
(who d, ii Dec. 1905), had issue : —
i. Alexander Butler, b. 6 June 1857;
m., 14 Nov. 1907, Eloise, dau.
of V. K. Stevenson.
I. Jessie Percy Butler, m., 9 Nov. 1876,
William Wilton Phipps, and has
issue
i. Paul, b. 3 March 1880.
William Duncan, b. 16
June 1882, Lieutenant,
Royal Navy.
1. Margaret Percy, m., 28
April 1906, Edmund
Bampfylde Phipps, and
has issue.
2. Rachel Mary Hele.
2. Mary Duncan Butler, m., n Nov.
1884, Paul Dana, of Dosoris
Island, Glen Cove, Long Island,
and has issue : —
1. Anderson, b. 3 July 1889.
2. William Butler Duncan, b. 19 Nov. 1891.
I. Janet Percy.
DESCENT
ALEXANDER DUNCAN (1758-1832), of Parkhill, Arbroath, N.B., descended
from a junior branch of the ancient family of Duncan of Lundie ; b. 1758;
m., 3 Sept. 1799, Janet, dau. of Patrick Scott, of Rossie, Co. Forfar, and, by her,
had issue : —
1. David, b. 1802 ; m., 10 July 1832, Lauderdale (who m. (2), 12 July 1837,
Sir James Horn Burnett, Bart., of Leys, and d. 4 Nov. 1888), youngest dau.
of Sir Alexander Burnett Ramsay, 1st Bart., of Balmain, Co. Forfar ; d.s.p.
25 Jan. 1833.
2. John, b. 1803 ; m. Catherine, dau. of A. F. Gourlay, and, dying Sept. 1905,
left issue : —
Alexander Robert, b. 1844; m., 3 June 1873, Frances, dau. of
Admiral Sir William Edmonstone, Bart.
3. Alexander, of whom later.
i. Margaret, b. 1801.
He d. 5 Aug. 1832.
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DUNCAN
ALEXANDER DUNCAN (1805-1889), of Providence, R.L, and Knossington
Grange, Co. Leicester, b. 1805 ; went to America, 1821 ; graduated at Yale
College (M.A. 1828) ; admitted to the Bar of the State of New York ; m., n Oct.
1827, Sarah, dau. of S. Butler, of Providence, R.L, and, by her (who d. 1888),
had issue : —
1. WILLIAM BUTLER, of whom we treat.
2. David, b. I Jan. 1835 ; m., 6 July 1858, Fannie Bloodgood ; d. 26 Jan. 1873,
leaving, by her (who d. May 1874), issue : —
William Butler, b. May 1862; m., Oct. 1 89 i,iBlanca, dau. of Theodore
Havemeyer, of New York, and had issue.
3. Alexander Lauderdale, of Knossington Grange, Co. Leicester ; J.P. and D.L. ;
High Sheriff, 1891; b. 29 Dec. 1850; m., 26 April 1879, Louisa Elizabeth,
dau. -of George Hunt, and has issue.
1. Sarah, m., 3 Aug. 1853, Sir Robert Hay, 8th Bart., of Haystoun and Smithfield,
Co. Peebles, who d. 30 May 1885, leaving issue.
2. Adele Granger, m., 15 Nov. 1877, Robert H. Hamilton Stubber, of Moynet,
Queen's Co., who m. (2), 22 Sept. 1885, Georgina Alice Mary, youngest
dau. of George Power, son of Sir John Power, Bart., of Kilfane, Co.
Kilkenny ; d. 5 April 1882, leaving issue.
He d. 14 Oct. 1889.
Residence — i Fifth Avenue, New York.
Clubs — Union, Lawyers, Manhattan Yacht (New York) ; Travel
lers (London).
Arms — Gules, a chevron engrailed or, between two cinquefoils in
chief, and a hunting horn in base, argent, garnished of the
second.
Crest — A ship in distress in the sea, proper.
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WINSLOW
William Copley Winslow, b. 13 Jan.
1840 ; m., 20 June 1867, Harriet Still-
man, dau. of the Hon. Joseph Hayward,
and, by her, has issue : —
Mary Whitney, b. 14 Nov. 1873.
Dr. William Copley Winslow, the
well - known writer, graduated at
Hamilton College, N.Y., 1862 (Ph.D.);
General Theological Seminary, N.Y.,
1865 ; LL.D., St. Andrew's University,
Scotland ; D.C.L., King's College ;
D.D., Amherst College ; L.H.D., Co
lumbia University ; Sc.D., St. John's
College, Annapolis, Maryland.
DESCENT
KENELM WINSLOW (1599-1672), b. 29 April
1599 ; son of Edward Winslow, of Droitwich,
Co. Worcester, and brother of Governor Edward
Winslow, of Plymouth Colony ; emigrated to
America, 1629; m., June 1634, Eleanor, widow
of John Adams, and, by her (who d. 1681), had issue : —
1. Kenelm, of whom later.
2. Nathaniel, b. 1639 ; m. Faith Miller, and had issue ; d. 1719.
3. Job, b. 1641 ; m. Ruth , and had issue ; d. 1720.
i. Eleanor, b. 1637 ; m. Samuel Baker, and had issue ; d. 1676.
He d. 13 Sept. 1672.
KENELM WINSLOW (1635-1715), b. 1635 ; m. (i), 23 Sept. 1667, Mercy, dau,
of Peter Worden, and, by her (who d. 22 Sept. 1688), had issue : — > •••••
1. Kenelm, b. 1668 ; m., 1690, Bethia Hall, and had issue ; d. 20 March 1729.
2. Josiah, b. 1669 ; m. (i) Margaret Tisdaley m. (2) Hannah Winslow ; m. (3)
Hannah Booth ; m. (4) Martha Hathaway ; m. (5) Mary Jones, and had
issue ; d. 1761.
3. Thomas, b. 1672; d.s.p. 1689.
4. Samuel, b. 1674 ; m. (i) Bethia Holbrook ; m. (2) Mercy King ; m. (3) Ruth
Briggs, and had issue.
5. Nathaniel, b. 1679 ; m. Elizabeth Holbrook, and had issue.
6. Edward, b. 1681 ; m. Sarah , and had issue ; d. 1760.
I. Mercy, b. 1676 ; m. (i) Melatiah White ; m. (2) Thomas Jenkins.
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WINSLOW
He m. (2) Damaris, dau. of Major Eames, and, by her, had issue : —
7. John, of whom later.
2. Damaris, m. Jonathan Small.
3. Elizabeth, m. Andrew Clark.
4. Eleanor, m. Shubael Hamblen.
He d. ii Nov. 1715.
JOHN WINSLOW (1701-1755), of Rochester, Mass., b. 1701 ; m., 1722,
Bethiah, dau. of Stephen Andrews, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, b. 1722 ; m., 1745, Bethiah Sherman, and had issue.
2. Jedediah, b. 1727 ; m. Elizabeth Godspeed, and had issue ; d. 1794.
3. Nathaniel, 'of whom later.
4. Lemuel, b. 1734.
5. Prince, b. 1737 ; m. Sarah Goodrich, and had issue; d. 1793.
6. Stephen, b. 1739 ; d. young.
1. Deborah, b. 1/24 ; m., 1744, John Sherman.
2. Bethiah, b. 1732 ; d. young.
3. Elizabeth.
He d. 1755.
NATHANIEL WINSLOW (1730-1778), of Salisbury, Conn., b. 22 April 1730 ;
m., 9 April, 1753, Hannah Fitch, and, by her (who d. I Aug. 1806), had issue : —
1. Lemuel, b. I April 1755 ; m. Elizabeth Beach ; d. Aug. 1828.
2. Nathaniel, of whom later.
3. John, b. 4 May 1767 ; m. Mary Covell ; d. 30 Nov. 1852.
4. Jonathan, b. 9 May 1769 ; m. Polly Spoor.
5. Jared, b. 9 June 1771 ; m. Lydia Spoor ; d. 2 Nov. 1852.
1. Hannah, b. 14 Feb. 1757 ; m. Timothy Tuttle ; d. 28 May 1802.
2. Bethiah, b. 31 Dec. 1759 > m- Samuel Chamberlain ; d. 2 June 1820.
3. Mercy, b. 16 March 1763 ; m. John Deveraux.
4. Lavinia, b. 4 May 1765 ; m. Nathan Allen ; d. 28 Sept. 1832.
5. Charity, b. 14 Dec. 1774 ; m. Enoch Judson ; d. 1846.
6. Rhoda, b. 7 May 1777 ; m. Ralph Parker Stearns ; d. 16 June 1862.
He d. 6 Jan. 1778.
NATHANIEL WINSLOW (1761-1831), b. 9 April 1761; m. (i), 15 March 1784,
Joanna Kellogg ; m. (2) Anna Hannah, and had issue : —
1. Miron, b. n Dec. 1789 ; D.D. Harvard, 1858 ; m. (i), H Jan. 1819, Harriet
Wadsworth, dau. of Charles Lathrop, and, by her (who d. in Ceylon
14 Jan. 1833), had issue; m. (2), 23 April 1835, Catherine Waterbury
Carman, and, by her (who d. 23 Sept. 1837), had issue.
2. Hubbard, of whom later.
3. Gordon (Rev.), b. 12 Oct. 1803 ; d. 7 June 1864; m. Catherine Fish, and
had issue.
He d. 30 April 1831.
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WINSLOW
HUBBARD WINSLOW (1799-1864), b. 30 Oct. 1799 ; graduated at Yale, 1825 ;
m., 21 May 1828, Susan Ward Cutler, and, by her, had issue : —
WILLIAM COPLEY, of whom we treat.
He d. 13 Aug. 1864.
Residence — 525 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass.
Clubs — University, Clerical.
Arms — On a bend gules, eight lozenges, conjoined or.
Crest — A stump of a tree with branches, proper.
ROOSEVELT
Theodore Roosevelt, b. at New York, 27 Oct. 1858 ; m. (i),
27 Oct. 1880, Alice Hathaway, dau. of George Cabot Lee, and,
by her (who d. 14 Feb. 1884), had issue : —
i. Alice Lee, b. 12 Feb. 1884; m., 17 Feb. 1906, Nicholas, son of
Nicholas Longworth, of Cincinnati, Ohio, by Susan, his wife, dau.
of Judge Timothy Walker.
He m. (2), 2 Dec. 1886, Edith Kermit, dau. of Charles Carow,
and, by her, has issue : —
1. Theodore, b. 13 Sept. 1887.
2. Kermit, b. 10 Oct. 1889.
3. Archibald Bullock, b. 9 April 1894.
4. Quentin, b. 19 Nov. 1897.
2. Ethel Carow, b. 10 Aug. 1891.
President Theodore Roosevelt graduated at Harvard Uni
versity, 1880 ; LL.D. Columbia University, 1899 ; LL.D. Hope
College, 1901; LL.D. Yale, 1901; LL.D. Harvard, 1902;
Member of the New York State Assembly, 1882-1885 ; United
States Civil Commissioner, 1889-1894; Police Commissioner,
New York City, 1895 ; Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Navy,
1897-1898; Governor of the State of New York, 1898-1900;
Colonel ist Regt. U.S.V. Cavalry, which he organized ; served
with distinction throughout the Campaign of Santiago de Cuba
(Spanish-American War) ; Vice-President of the United States,
1900—1901 ; President, 1901 — 1909.
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ROOSEVELT
DESCENT
MARTENSZEN VAN ROSENVELT, of Zealand, Holland, who emigrated to
New Netherland 1650, m. and had issue : —
1. Isaac.
2. Nicholas, of whom later.
NICHOLAS ROOSEVELT (1658-1742), b. Sept. 1658 ; Alderman of New York,
1698-1701 ; espoused the cause of the colonists ; m., 1682, Heyltje Jans Kunst, by
whom he had issue : —
1. Isaac.
2. Nicholas.
3. Jacobus.
4. Johannes, of whom later.
He d. 1742.
JOHANNES ROOSEVELT (1689- ), bap., at Esopus, New York, 3 March
1689 ; Alderman of New York ; m., Heyltje Sjoerts, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Jacobus, of whom later.
2. Cornelius, b. 1731 ; m. Margaret Haering, who d. 1821, leaving issue.
JACOBUS ROOSEVELT (1724- ), bap. 9 Aug. 1724; served in New York
Colonial Troops ; m. Annatje Bogard, and left issue : —
1. James Jacobus, of whom later.
2. Nicholas, b. 27 Dec. 1767; m. Lydia Maria Latrobe ; d. 30 July 1854,
leaving issue.
JAMES JACOBUS ROOSEVELT (1759-1840), bap. 25 Oct. 1759; Commissary
in New York troops in the Revolutionary War ; m. Mary Helen van Shaick, and
left, by her (who d. 1845), issue : —
1. Cornelius Van Shaick, of whom later.
2. James John, b. 14 Dec. 1795 ; Member of New York State Legislature, 1835—
1840; of Congress, 1841-1843 ; Justice of the Supreme Court, 1851 —
1859 ; U.S. District Attorney for Southern New York, 1859-1860 ;
m. Cornelia, dau. of Cornelius P. Van Ness, of Vermont, and, by her (who
d. 1876), had issue ; d. 5 April 1875.
He d. 1840.
CORNELIUS VAN SHAICK ROOSEVELT (1794-1871), b. 30 Jan. 1794 ; m. Mar
garet Barnwell (a descendant of Thomas Potts, member of the New Jersey Provincial
Congress), and, by her (who d. 1861), had issue : —
1. Silas Weir, b. 1823 ; m. Mary West, who d. 1877, leaving issue ; d. 1870.
2. James Alfred, b. 1 3 June 1825 ; m. Elizabeth N. Emlen, and, dying 15 July
1898, had issue : —
William Emlen, b. 30 April 1857 ; m. Christine Kean.
3. William, d. in infancy.
4. Cornelius Van Shaick ; m. Laura Porter.
5. Robert Barnwell, b. 7 Aug. 1829 ; New York Commissioner of Fisheries,
Member of Congress, 1873-1875 ; U.S. Minister to the Netherlands, 1888-
1890 ; m. (i), 1850, Elizabeth, dau. of John Ellis, by whom he has had
issue : —
1. John Ellis ; m. Nannie Vance.
2. Robert Barnwell (q.v.).
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ROOSEVELT
1. Margaret ; m. A. V. H. Kimberly.
2. Helen, d. in infancy.
m. (2), Marion, dau. of John O'Shea, of Nenagh, Ireland, and widow of
R. Francis Fortescue ; d. 1906.
6. Theodore, of whom later.
He d. 17 July 1871.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT (1831-1878), b. 22 Sept. 1831 ; Collector of the
Port of New York; m., 22 Dec. 1853, Martha, dau. of Major James Stephens
Bullock, and, by her (who d. 12 Feb. 1884), left issue : —
1. THEODORE, of whom we treat.
2. Elliott, b. 28 Feb. 1860 ; m., 1883, Anna Hall, and, by her, has issue : —
i. Elliott.
1 . Anna Eleanor.
2. Grace.
1. Anna, b. 7 Jan. 1855 ; m., 1895, William S. Cowles, Commander in the United
States Navy, by whom she has issue : —
William S.
2. Corinne, b. 27 Sept. 1861 ; m., 1882, Douglas Robinson, by whom she has
issue : —
1. Theodore.
2. Monroe.
3. Stewart.
I. Corinne.
Hed. 9 Feb. 1878.
Residence — Sagamore Hill, Oyster Bay, Long Island, N.Y.
Clubs — Union League, Republican, Century, Harvard, Seawan-
haka-Corinthian Yacht, Delta Kappa Epsilon (New York) ;
Boone, and Crockett.
CLINTON
Charles William Clinton, b. 9 Nov. 1836; m., 25 Aug. 1886,
Emily de Silver Gorsuch, and, by her, has issue : —
1. Charles Kenneth, b. 18 Nov. 1889.
2. De Witt, b. i Dec. 1893 ; d. 10 Feb. 1896.
i. Margery Hamilton.
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CLINTON
DESCENT
CHARLES CLINTON (1690-1773), b. in Co. Longford, 1690; said to have
been a grandson of William Clinton, an adherent of Charles I. who fled to
Ireland after the defeat of the Royalists; sailed for Philadelphia, 20 May 1729, and
landed on Cape Cod, 4 Oct. 1729 ; settled in Ulster Co., 1731, where he became
Justice of the Peace, County Judge, and Lieut.-Colonel of the Militia ; served under
Colonel Bradstreet at the siege and capture of Fort Frontenac ; m. Elizabeth, dau.
of Alexander Denniston, and had issue : —
1. Alexander, graduated at Princeton, 1750 ; d.s.p.
2. Charles, d.s.p. 1762.
3. James, of whom later.
4. George, b. 26 July 1739 ; Brig.- General during the Revolution ; 1st Governor
of New York State, which office he held for twenty-one years ; twice
Vice-President of United States ; m. Cornelia, dau. of Petrus Tappan, of
Holland ; d. 20 April 1812.
He d. 19 Nov. 1773.
JAMES CLINTON (1736-1812), b. 9 Aug. 1736 ; Ensign and afterwards Lieut.-
Colonel of 2nd Regiment of Ulster Co. Militia ; served with much distinction in the
war of 1756; appointed Colonel of the 3rd New York Regiment, 1775; and
Brig.-General, 1776; commanded at Albany and was present at the siege of
Yorktown, 1781 ; m. (i) Mary, dau. of Egbert De Witt, of Holland, and, by her,
had issue : —
1. Alexander, Lieutenant in Revolutionary Army ; d.s.p.
2. Charles, of whom later.
3. De Witt, b. 2 March 1769; Mayor of New York City for eleven years;
Governor of New York State for four terms ; d. 1 1 Feb. 1828.
4. George, represented City of New York in the State Legislature and in Congress.
He d. 22 Dec. 1812, having m. (2) Mary, widow of — Grey.
CHARLES CLINTON, m. Elizabeth, dau. of William Mulliner, by whom he had
issue : —
i. Alexander, of whom later.
1. Mary de Witt, m. Captain Robert Gourley.
2. Ann Eliza, m. James Foster.
ALEXANDER CLINTON, M.D., Lieutenant U.S. Army in the war of 1812 ; m.
Adeline Arden, youngest dau. of Captain Alexander James Hamilton, and, by her,
had issue : —
1. Alexander James, m. Sophia Vose.
2. CHARLES WILLIAM, of whom we treat.
3. De Witt, m. Elizabeth Burnham.
1. Mary Elizabeth, m. John Rhinelander Bleecker.
2. Adeline Arden, m. Thomas Ellis Brown.
3. Anne Eliza, m. Thomas Wilmerding.
Residence — 39 East 5/th Street, New York.
Clubs — Century, Tuxedo, Riding (New York).
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GORDON
Armistead Churchill Gordon, b. in Albemarle Co., Virginia,
20 Dec. 1855 ; m., ij Oct. 1883, Maria Breckinridge Catlett,
and, by her, has issue : —
1. James Lindsay, b. 19 May 1895.
2. Armistead Churchill, b. 9 July 1897.
3. George Loyall, b. 26 Nov. 1899.
1. Margaret Douglas, b. 25 Sept. 1891.
2. Mary Daniel, b. 19 Oct. 1893.
Mr. Gordon was admitted to the Bar 1879, and has been
Mayor of Staunton, Virginia.
DESCENT
JAMES GORDON, of Sheepbridge in the Barony of Newry, Co. Down, Ireland ;
settled there, 1692 ; m. Jane Wallace, and, by her, had issue : —
1. James, of whom later.
2. Robert, of Newry, Co. Down, d. 1746.
3. George, -of Newry, Co. Down.
His will was dated 7 July 1707.
JAMES GORDON, of Sheepbridge ; m. Sarah Greenaway, and, by her, had issue : —
1. James, of Lancaster Co., Virginia (see Gordon, Edward Clifford).
2. Samuel, of Sheepbridge ; m. Margaret Hunter, and had issue.
3. John, of whom later.
4. George, of Rockhamilton, Co. Down ; m. and had issue.
1. Anne, m. — Templeton.
2. Elenor, m. Joseph Carson, of Downpatrick, Co. Down.
3. Sarah, d. unm.
His will was dated 27 Jan. 1749.
JOHN GORDON, b. at Newry, Co. Down ; went to Virginia with his brother
James, about 1738, and was living in Lancaster Co., Virginia, Jan. 1759 ; later at
Urbanna, Middlesex Co., and afterwards removed to Richmond Co. ; m. Lucy,
dau. of Colonel Armistead Churchill, and had issue : —
1. James, of whom later.
2. Churchill, b. 10 Feb. 1761 ; Midshipman Virginia Navy during Revolutionary
War ; m. Ann Sparke, and had issue.
3. John, b. 28 Sept. 1762 ; d.s.p.
4. William, b. 4 Aug. 1766 ; d.s.p.
5. Nathaniel, b. 21 Feb. 1770 ; m. Elizabeth Ellis, and left issue.
6. Armistead, b. 5 Jan. 1773 ; m. Elizabeth Clayton ; d.s.p.
7. Samuel, b. 20 Oct. 1775 ; m. Elizabeth Cole Fitzhugh, and had issue.
1. Hannah, b. 1758 ; m. William Beale, and had issue.
2. Sarah, b. 21 June 1764 ; m. Kendall Lee ; d.s.p.
3. Mary, b. 14 March 1768 ; m. Nathaniel Gordon ; d. 29 June 1808, and had issue.
4. Priscilla, m. Edmund Edrington, and had issue.
5. Lucy, b. 21 Nov. 1771 ; m. James Gordon Waddell, and had issue.
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JAMES GORDON (1759-1799), of Germanna, Orange Co., Virginia, b. 1759;
Member of Virginia Convention 1788 ; m., 13 Aug. 1777, Elizabeth, dau. of
Colonel James Gordon, and had issue : —
1. John Churchill, m. Lucy Herndon, and had issue.
2. William Fitzhugh, of whom later.
3. Armistead Churchill, d.s.p.
4. Thomas, m. — Key ; d.s.p.
1. Lucy Harrison, d. unm.
2. Elizabeth, d. unm.
3. Mary.
He d. 1799.
WILLIAM FITZHUGH GORDON (1787-1858), of Albemarle Co., Virginia,
b. 13 Jan. 1787; Member of Virginia Convention, 1829-1830 ; Member U.S. Con
gress, 1829-1835 ; sometime Major-General in Virginia Militia ; m. (i) Mary Reed
Rootes, who d.s.p. ; m. (2), 21 Jan. 1813, Elizabeth Lindsay and, by her (who
d. 31 Aug. 1885), had issue : —
1. James Lindsay, b. 31 Oct. 1813 ; m. (l) Mary Beale ; m. (2) Martha Winston,
who d.s.p. 10 Dec. 1877.
2. Reuben Lindsay, b. 15 Jan. 1820; m. Eliza V. Beale, 4 March 1845 ; d.
13 Sept. 1887, leaving issue.
5. William, b. 6 March 1822 ; d. in infancy.
4. William Fitzhugh, b. 26 Nov. 1823; served in Confederate States Army,
1861-1865 5 m- Nancy Morris, and had issue.
5. George Loyall, of whom later.
6. Charles Henry, b. 17 Jan. 1829; Captain Confederate States Army, 1861 —
1865 ; m., 1847, Mary Beale, and had issue.
7. John Churchill, M.D., b. 2 March 1831 ; m., 4 June 1861, Mary B. Pegram,
and had issue.
8. Alexander Tazewell, M.D., b. 12 May 1833 ; m-> 1869, Lucy Gordon, and
had issue.
9. Mason, b. Sept. 1840 ; Lieutenant of Cavalry Confederate States Army, 1861—
1865 ; m., 4 Jan. 1867, Harriet Hart, and had issue.
1. Maria Lindsay, b. 2 Dec. 1815 ; d. unm. 29 June 1848.
2. Hannah Elizabeth, b. 28 Sept. 1817 ; m. Judge William Joseph Robertson, of
the Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia ; d. 7 Dec. 1861, leaving issue.
3. Elizabeth, b. 9 July 1826 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 28 Aug. 1858.
GEORGE LOYALL GORDON (1829-1862), b. 17 Jan. 1829 ; educated at the Uni
versity of Virginia ; served in Confederate States Army ; m., 20 Dec. 1854, Mary,
dau. of Judge Jos. J. Daniel of the Supreme Court of North Carolina, and had issue : —
1. ARMISTEAD CHURCHILL, of whom we treat.
2. James Lindsay, b. 9 Jan. 1860 ; Member of Virginia Senate ; removed to New
York ; -Assistant District Attorney of the City and State of New York. ;
d. 30 Nov. 1904, leaving issue.
1. Frances Daniel, b. 3 May 1857 ; d. young.
2. Lavinia Battle, b. 25 Oct. 1858 ; d. in infancy.
3. Mary Long, b. 15 June 1861 ; m., 1890, Dr. Richard Henry Lewis, of
Raleigh, North Carolina ; d. I 3 Aug. 1895, leaving issue.
He was killed in battle at Malvern Hill, i July 1862.
Residence — Staunton, Virginia.
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LOW
Seth Low, b. at Brooklyn, 18 Jan. 1850; m., 9 Dec. 1880,
Annie Wroe Scollay, dau. of Judge B. R. Curtis.
Mr. Low was Mayor of Brooklyn, 1881-1885 ; President of
Columbia University, 1890-1901 ; represented the United States
Government at the Hague Peace Conference, 1899, and was Mayor
of New York, 1902-3.
DESCENT
THOMAS Low (1605-1677), b.i6o5; settled in that part of Ipswich, Mass., known
as Chebacco Parish (now Essex), having been granted land there, 16 April 1641 ;
m. Susanna , by whom he had issue : —
1. John, m., 10 Dec. 1661, Sarah Thorndike.
2. Thomas, of whom later.
1. Margaret, m. Daniel Davisson.
2. Sarah, m. Joseph Saffbrd.
He d. 8 Sept. 1677.
THOMAS Lo\v (1632-1712), of Ipswich, Mass., b. 1632 ; served in the war
against the North American Indians; m., 4 July 1660, Martha, dau. of Thomas
Boreman, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Thomas, b. 14 April 1 66 1 ; m. (i) Mary Brown; m. (2) Sarah, dau. of
Harklander Simonds»
2. Samuel.
3. Jonathan.
4. David, of whom later.
5. Nathaniel, d. 30 July 1693.
6. John, d. 29 Nov. 1695.
1. Martha, b. 10 March 1669 ; m. — Dodge.
2. Joanna, m. — Hale.
3. Sarah, m. Nathan Webster.
4. Abigail, m. Joseph Goodhue.
He d. 12 April 1712.
DAVID Low (1667-1746), of Ipswich, Mass., b. 14 Aug. 1667 ; took part
in the expedition against Quebec, commanded by Sir William Phipp?, 1690 ;
m., 28 Dec. 1699, Mary, dau. of Caleb Lamb, of Roxbury, and. by her, had
issue : —
1. David, of whom later.
2. Jeremiah.
3. Caleb.
4. Stephen (Lieutenant), killed at the attack upon Ticonderoga.
5. Joshua.
1. Mary.
2. Martha.
3. Abigail.
4. Eunice.
He d. June 1746.
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DAVID Low (1700-1771), of Ipswich, Mass., b. 1700; Ensign in the Mass.
Militia, 1746; afterwards Captain, Essex Militia, and served in the French War ;
m., II April 1724, Susanna Low, and, by her (who d. 18 Feb. 1775), had issue : —
1. David, of whom later.
2. Joseph, bap. 12 Dec. 1731.
3. Ebenezer, bap. 4 Oct. 1741.
1. Mary, bap. 24 April 1726.
2. Susanna, bap. 7 July 1736.
3. Martha, bap. 18 July 1736.
4. Martha, bap. 24 Sept. 1738.
He d. 10 July 1771.
DAVID Low (1728-1782), b. 5 May 1728; Lieutenant, Chebacco Company
of Foot, 1774; Captain, 3rd Company of the 3rd Mass. Militia, 1776 ; m., 28 Dec.
1752, Abigail Choate, and, by her (who d. 29 Feb. 1788), had issue : —
1 . David, of whom later.
2. Jonathan, bap. 14 Nov. 1762 ; m., 23 Nov. 1783, Judith Haskell.
1. Eleazor, bap. 28 April 1765 ; m., 25 Sept. 1788, Sarah Perkins.
2. Elizabeth, m. 31 May 1777, James Eveleth.
3. Eunice, m., 20 Feb. 1794, Nathaniel Cogswell.
He d. 24 July 1782.
DAVID Low (1753-1797)? of Gloucester, Mass., b. 1753 ; served in Captain
Dodge's Company of Ipswich and afterwards in Little's Mass. Regiment ; took part
in the battles of Bunker's Hill, Long Island, White Plains, Trenton, and Princeton ;
m., 26 May 1778, Hannah Haskell, and had issue : —
1. David, b. 10 April 1779.
2. Seth, of whom later.
3. Jonathan, b. 30 Dec. 1789.
4. Daniel, b. 25 Sept. 1792.
5. William Henry, b. 1795.
1. Abigail, b. 2 Nov. 1784.
2. Hannah, b. 26 Dec. 1786.
He d. 12 July 1/97-
SETH Low (1782-1853), of Gloucester, Mass., b. 29 March 1782 ; matricu
lated at Harvard College, 1804; joined the Salem Light Infantry, 1805 ; removed
to Brooklyn, L.I., 1829; m., 23 May 1807, Mary Porter, and, by her (who
d. 17 July 1872), had issue : —
1. Abiel Abbot, of whom later.
2. Seth Haskell, b. 30 Oct. 1812.
3 Edward Porter, b. I March 1814 ; d. in infancy.
4. William Henry, b. I Feb. 1816 ; m., 3 May 1842, Anne D. Bedell, and, dying
22 March 1845, left, by her (who d. 4 Sept. 1890), issue : —
i. William Oilman, b. 9 April 1844; m., 15 Jan. 1873, Lois Robbins,
dau. of Judge B. R. Curtis, and has issue : —
1. William Oilman, b. 24 June 1875 > m-> J9 April
1902, Rhoda Howe, and has issue : —
William Oilman, b. 23 Jan. 1903.
Rhoda, b. 2 Nov. 1905.
2. Benjamin Robbins Curtis, b. 22 June 1880.
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1. Anna Curtis, b. 25 Nov. 1876; m., 31 Oct. 1905,
Herbert Adolphus Grant Watson, and has issue.
2. Lois Curtis, b. I Aug. 1878.
3. Rosamond Curtis, b. 8 Aug. 1882 ; m., 2 June 1905,
the Rev. John Chapman, and has issue.
4. Harriette, b. 8 Aug. 1884.
5. Esther Hope, b. 16 June 1888.
5. Edward Allen, b. 26 Sept. 1817.
6. Francis, b. 9 Sept. 1819.
7. Josiah Orne, b. 15 March 1821.
8. Charles Porter, b. 19 Sept. 1824.
1. Mary Ann, b. 25 Feb. 1808.
2. Harriet, b. 18 May 1809.
3. Sarah Elizabeth, b. 16 Aug. 1822.
4. Ellen Porter, b. 7 May 1827.
He d. 19 June 1853.
ABIEL ABBOT Low (1811-1893), of Brooklyn, N.Y. ; b. in Salem, Mass.,
7 Feb. 1811 ; President of the New York Chamber of Commerce, 1863-1866 ;
m. (i) Ellen A. Dow, and, by her (who d. 1850), had issue : —
1. Abbot Augustus, b. 12 May 1844 ; m. Marian Ward, and has issue.
2. SETH, of whom we treat.
1. Harrietta, b. 24 Oct. 1842 ; d. unm. 1884.
2. Ellen,'b. 30 June 1846 ; m., 9 Dec. 1869, Henry Evelyn Pierrepont ; d. 1885,
leaving issue.
He d. at Brooklyn, N.Y., 7 Jan. 1893, h^ing m. (2), 25 Feb. 1851, Anne,
widow of William Henry Low.
Residence — 30 East 64th Street, New York.
WADSWORTH
Craig Wharton Wadsworth, b. at Philadelphia, 12 Jan. 1872;
served in ist U.S. Volunteer Cavalry (Rough Riders) during
Spanish-American War, 1898 ; Major on Governor Roosevelt's
Staff, 1899—1900; 3rd Secretary American Embassy, London,
1902-1905 ; and 2nd Secretary since 1905.
DESCENT
WILLIAM WADSWORTH ( -1675) arrived at Boston in the ship Lion,
1 6 Sept. 1632 ; went to Newtown, Mass., where he was admitted Freeman 6 Nov.
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WADSWORTH
1632, and became Selectman, 1634 ; removed to Hartford, Conn., 1636, and was
Selectman there 1642-1647 ; m. (i) and had issue : —
1 . John, of whom later.
2. William, d. in infancy.
1. Sarah, m. John Wilcox.
2. Mary, m. Thomas Stoughton.
He m. (2), 1644, Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Samuel Stone, and, by her (who d.
1682), had issue : —
3. Samuel, b. 1646, d. unm. 1682.
4. Joseph, b. 1648 ; m. (i) Elizabeth Barnard; m. (2) Mary Blackleth, and had
issue.
5. Thomas, b. 1651 ; m. Elizabeth , and had issue.
3. Elizabeth, b. 1645 ; m. John Terry.
4. Sarah, b. 1650 ; m. Jonathan Ashley.
He d. 1675.
JOHN WADSWORTH ( -1689), removed to Farmington, Conn., where
he was a Member of the Council ; m., Sarah Stanley, and, by her (who d. 1718),
had issue : —
1. Samuel, b. 1660 ; Lieutenant in the Militia ; Representative to General Court
1699 and 1711 ; m. Hannah Judson, and had issue ; d. 1731.
2. John, b. 1662; m. (i), 1689, Elizabeth Stanley ; m. (2), 1714, Mary Hum
phries, and had issue ; d. 1718.
3. William, b. 1671; Representative, 1718-1740; m. (i), 1696, Abigail Lewis; m.
(2), 1707, Sarah Bounce, and had issue ; d. 1751.
4. Nathaniel, b. 1677 ; m., 1705, Dorothy Ball, of Newhaven, and had issue;
d. 1761.
5. James, of whom later.
6. Thomas, b. 1680 ; m. Miriam Beckley ; d.s.p. 1771.
7. Hezekiah, b. 1682 ; d.s.p. 1740.
i. Sarah, b. 1657 ; m. Stephen Root.
He d. 1689.
JAMES WADSWORTH (1677-1756), of Durham, Conn., b. 1677 ; Judge of the
Court, and Representative on the Council, 1710-1718; m. Ruth Noyes, and, dying
1756? 1^ issue a son : —
JAMES WADSWORTH (1700-1777), of Durham, Conn., b. 1700; held many
important positions and was Representative from 1738 ; m. Abigail Penfield, and, by
her, had issue : —
1. James, b. 6 July 1730; Town Clerk of Durham 1756-1786; Colonel and
Brigadier-General of Conn. Militia, 1776; Major-General, 1777; after
wards presiding Justice of New Haven County Court of Common Pleas ; a
delegate from Conn, to the Continental Congress, 1783-1786 ; Member of
the Executive Council, 1785-90 ; m. Catherine Guernsey; d.s.p. 22 Sept.
1817.
2. John Noyes, of whom later.
I. Ruth, b. 1743.
Hed. 1777.
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JOHN NOYES WADSWORTH (1732-1786), of Durham, Conn., b. 1732; m.,
1757, Esther Parsons, and had issue : —
1. John Noyes, b. 1758 ; m. Susan Camp, and had issue.
2. William, b. 1761; an early settler in Western N.Y. ; served in U.S. Army as
Brigadier-General of N.Y. Militia in War of 1812 ; d.s.p. Feb. 1833.
3. James, of whom later.
Hed. 1786.
JAMES WADSWORTH (1768-1844), of Durham, Conn., b. 20 April 1768 ;
graduated at Yale College, 1787 ; removed to Genesee River 1790, purchasing a large
tract of land where is now the town of Geneseo ; became one of the greatest landed
proprietors in N.Y. ; devoted large sums to the cause of education ; m. Naomi
Wolcott, and had issue : —
1. James Samuel, of whom later.
2. William Wolcott.
1. Harriet, b. 1805 ; m. Hon. Martin Brimmer, of Boston.
2. Elizabeth, b. 1815 ; m. Augustus Murray ; d. 1851.
Hed. 8 June 1844.
JAMES SAMUEL WADSWORTH (1807-1864), b. at Geneseo, N.Y., 30 Oct. 1807 ;
a delegate to the Peace Convention in Washington, 1861; Brigadier-General of
Volunteers 1861; Military Governor of the District of Columbia, 1862 ; in command
of a division of the Army of the Potomac under General Burnside, and took part in
the Battle of Fredericksburg, 1862 ; in command of 1st Division of 1st Army Corps
under General Reynolds at Gettysburg, 1863 ; Brevet Major-General of Volunteers,
1864 ; m. Mary Craig Wharton, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Charles Frederick, b. 1836 ; m., 1864, Jessie Burden, and had issue.
2. Craig Wharton, of whom later.
3. James Wolcott, b. 1846 : m. Louisa Travers.
1. Cornelia, b. 1839 ; m. (i) Montgomery Ritchie ; m. (2) John Adair.
2. Nancy, b. 1843 ; m. E. M. Rogers.
3. Elizabeth, b. 1848 ; m. Arthur Post.
He d. 8 May 1864, from wounds received at the Battle of the Wilderness.
CRAIG WHARTON WADSWORTH (1841-1872), b. 1841; served in the Civil War;
m., 1869, Evelyn Willing, dau. of Frank Peters, of Philadelphia, and had issue : —
1. James Samuel, b. 1870.
2. CRAIG WHARTON, of whom we treat.
Hed. 1872.
Residences — Geneseo, Livingston Co., N.Y., and the American
Embassy, London.
Clubs — Jockey, Knickerbocker, Tennis and Racquet (New York);
Metropolitan (Washington).
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DAVENPORT
William Bates Davenport, b. at New
York, 10 March 1847 » m- (0> 4 June
1868, Carrie C. Peckham, and, by her
(who d. i i Dec. 1871), had issue: —
1. Edith Hoxie, b. 8 June 1870 ; d. young.
He m. (2), 9 Sept. 1874, Charlotte
Cordelia, eldest dau. of George F.
Shepherd, and had issue :—
2. Florence, b. i Nov. 1882 ; d. young.
Mr. Davenport was Public Adminis
trator of King's County, 1889-1904.
DESCENT
EDWARD DAVENPORT, of Coventry, Co. Warwick
(who descended from the ancient Cheshire family of
Davenport of Davenport, and was sixth in descent
from Sir John Davenport, lent., living about 1380),
was Chamberlain of Coventry, 1534; Sheriff,
1540 ; Mayor, 1550 ; in. a dau. of John Harford,
of Coventry, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Henry, of whom later.
2. Christopher, Mayor of Coventry, 1602 ; m. a dau. of William Hopkins, of
Coventry.
HENRY DAVENPORT, Sheriff of Coventry, 1602 ; Mayor, 1613 ; m. (i) Wini
fred, dau. of Richard Barnabit, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Barnabas, m. Mary, dau. of Simon Glover, father of the celebrated Franciscan
" Franciscus a Sancta Clara."
2. Edward, m. Sarah, dau. of John White, and had issue.
3. Christopher, Mayor of Coventry, 1641 ; m. Frances, dau. of John Higginson.
4. Henry, d. young.
5. John, of whom later.
He m. (2) Elizabeth Thomas.
JOHN DAVENPORT (1597-1670), bap. 9 April 1597 ; Batteler Merton College,
Oxford, 1613 ; B.D. Magdalen Hall, Oxford, 1625 ; Curate of St. Lawrence Jewry,
London, 1619-1624 ; Vicar of St. Stephen's, Coleman Street, London, 1624-1633 ;
emigrated to America 1637 ; settled in New Haven, Conn., 1638 ; removed to
Boston, Mass., 1668 ; m. Elizabeth Wolley, and, dying 15 March 1670, left, by her
(who d. 15 Sept. 1676), a son : —
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JOHN DAVENPORT (1635-1677), of New Haven, Conn., b. in London, 1635 ;
admitted Freeman of New Haven, 1657 ; ^ater appointed a Judge of Probate there ;
removed to Boston, 1668 ; m., 27 Nov. 1663, Abigail, dau. of Rev. Abraham Pier-
son, and, by her (who d. 20 July 1718), had issue : —
1. John, b. 7 June 1665, d. in infancy.
2. John, of whom later.
3. Abraham, b. 1 8 March 1671 ; d. young.
1. Elizabeth, b. 7 Oct. 1666 ; m., 1700, Warham Mather.
2. Abigail, b. 20 Aug. 1672 ; m., 1691, Rev. James Pierpont ; d. 3 Feb. 1692.
3. Mary, b. 23 Aug. 1676 ; m. (i) Nathaniel Weed ; m. (2) — Wade.
He d. 21 March 1677.
JOHN DAVENPORT (1668-1731), of Stamford, Conn., b. 22 Feb. 1668 ; gradu
ated at Harvard, 1687 ; pastor of the Church in Stamford, 1694-1731 ; Member of
the Corporation of Yale College, 1707-1731 ; m. (i), 18 April 1695, Martha, dau.
of — Gould and widow of John Selleck, and, by her (who d. I Dec. 1712), had
issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Deodate, b. 23 Oct. 1706, of East Haven, Deacon ; m., 1730, Lydia, dau. of
Rev. John Woodward ; d. 3 Dec. 1761.
1. Abigail, b. 14 July 1696 ; m., 1718, Rev. Stephen Williams ; d. 26 Aug. 1766,
leaving issue.
2. Martha, b. 10 Feb. 1700 ; m., 1731, Rev. Thomas Goodsell ; d. 1796, leaving
issue.
3. Sarah, Jb. July 1702 ; m. (i) Captain William Maltby ; m. (2) Rev. Eleazar
Wheelock ; d. I 3 Nov. 1 746, leaving issue.
4. Theodora, b. 2 Nov. 1703 ; d. young.
5. Elizabeth, b. 28 Aug. 1708; m. Rev. William Gaylord ; d. 6 July 1747,
leaving issue.
He m. (2) Elizabeth, dau. of John Morris and widow of — Maltby, and, by her
(who d. 1 1 Jan. 1758), had issue : —
3. Abraham, of Stamford, b. 1715 ; graduated at Yale, 1732 ; State Senator,
1766-1784; Judge of Probate and of the County Court; Colonel of
Militia ; m. (i), 16 Nov. 1750, Elizabeth Huntington ; m. (2), 8 Aug.
1776, Martha Fitch ; d. 20 Nov. 1789, leaving issue.
4. James (Rev.), of Southold, Long Island, N.Y. ; b. 1716; graduated at Yale,
1732 ; d. 1755, leaving issue.
He d. 5 Feb. 1731.
JOHN DAVENPORT (1698-1742), of Stamford, b. 21 Jan. 1698 ; m., 6 Sept.
1722, Sarah Bishop, and, by her, had issue :—
1. John, of whom later.
2. Joseph, b. 9 Aug. 1725 ; m., 5 July 1753, Hannah Amblar, and had issue.
3. Nathan, b. I 5 Jan. 1727.
4. Gould, b. 6 Sept. 1728.
5. Deodate, b. 5 Jan. 1730 ; m. (i) Lydia Raymond ; m. (2) Elizabeth Jones ;
d. 10 March 1808, leaving issue.
6. Eleazar, b. 1 5 March 1732.
7. Thaddeus, b. 3 Feb. 1734.
8. Silas, b. 13 May 1736 ; m., 1765, Mary Webb.
9. Hezekiah, b. 14 Jan. 1738 ; Lieutenant in the Revolutionary War ; m., 1763,
Ruth Ketchams, and had issue ; killed in action, 1777.
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10. Josiah, b. 6 Aug. 1739.
11. Stephen, b. 9 April 1741.
1. Martha, b. 20 Feb. 1731 ; m., 1757, John Crissey.
2. Elizabeth, b. I April 1735.
3. Sarah.
He d. 17 Nov. 1742.
JOHN DAVENPORT (1724-1756), of Stamford and New Canaan, Conn., b.
15 Jan. 1724 ; m., 2 June 1748, Deborah Amblar, and had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Stephen, b. 9 March 1752 ; d. unm. 1777.
1. Sarah, b. 7 Jan, 1751 ; m., 1770, Monmouth Lounsbury; d. 1819, leaving issue.
2. Rhoda, b. 4 Jan. 1754 ; m., 1775, Thaddeus Huested, and had issue.
He d. 23 June 1756.
JOHN DAVENPORT (1749-1820), of Stamford, b. 24 May 1749 ; m. (i) Pru
dence, dau. of Jesse Bell, and, by her (who d. 23 Dec. 1794), had issue : —
1. John, b. 27 Oct. 1773 ; d. 1784.
2. Ralph, b. 1775 ; d. young.
3. William, o'f whom later.
4. James, b. 2 Feb. 1787 ; m., 6 Feb. I 810, Martha,. -Barren ; d. 27 Oct. 1845,
leaving issue.
1. Theodora, b. 27 Sept. 1779 5 m-> !799> ^er CO"5"1* William Davenport; d.
29 Oct. 1809, leaving issue.
2. Sarah, b. 5 March 1783 ; m., 1804, Jonathan Bates ; d. 17 Feb. 1839, leaving
issue.
3. Julia Ann, b. 30 Nov. 1794; m., 1817, Jotham Hoyt ; d. 2 July 1868,
leaving issue.
He m. (2), Aug. 1795, Sarah, dau. of Rev. William Gaylord, and, by her (who
d. 1 1 Feb. 1846), had issue : —
5. John Gaylord, b. 6 March I 799 ; d. in infancy.
4. Elizabeth, b. 4 Oct. 1802 ; d. unm. 12 April 1818.
He d. 6 Feb. 1820.
WILLIAM DAVENPORT (1781-1860), of New Canaan, Conn., afterwards of
Brooklyn, N.Y., b. 25 March 1781 ; m. (i), 12 Sept. 1802, Abigail, dau. of Isaac
Benedict, and, by her (who d. 9 Oct. 1839), na^ issue : —
1. Isaac Gould, b. 17 Jan. 1804; m., 1831, Hannah Wilson; d. 28 April
1839.
2. John William, b. 22 July 1807 ; d.s.p. 26 May 1826.
3. Theodore, b. 15 Jan. 1810 ; d.s.p. 20 Aug. 1830.
4. Lewis Benedict, b. 24 June 1812 ; d.s.p. 17 Dec. 1836.
5. Amzi Benedict, of Brooklyn, N.Y., b. 30 Oct. 1817 ; m. (i), 2 May 1842,
Frances Maria Isaacs, and, by her (who d. 9 June 1848), had issue : —
I. John Isaacs, b. 16 May 1843 ; m., 14 Nov. 1866, Louise Eugenie,
dau. of Dr. Louis Post, of St. Louis, and has had issue : —
1. Benjamin Butler, b. 16 May 1871.
2. John Havens, b. 21 Jan. 1873.
1. Louise Post, b. 4 Sept. 1867.
2. Mary, b. 3 Aug. 1874.
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2. Albert Barnes, b. 3 April 1845; m., 24 Nov. 1868, Delia Minerva,
dau. of Henry Crofut, and had issue : —
Albert Shelton, b. 26 March 1872.
Laura Nichols, b. 3 April 1875.
m. (2), 1850, Jane Joralemon Dimon, and had issue :
3. Henry Benedict, b. I June 1854 ; m., 6 June 1877, Flora D., dau.
of A. D. Lufkin.
4. James Pierpont, b. 27 July 1856.
5. William Edwards, b. 31 Aug. 1862.
6. Theodore Dwight, d. in infancy.
7. Charles Benedict, b. I June 1866 ; m., 23 June 1894, Gertrude
Crolty.
1. Frances Maria, d. in infancy.
2. Jane Joralemon, d. young.
3. Margaret Dimon, d. young.
4. Mary Vere, b. 2 May I 864.
5. Frances Gardiner, b. 30 April 1870.
6. Julius, of whom later.
1. Mary Jane, b. 7 March 1814 ; d. unm. 25 April 1836.
2. Harriet Abigail, b. 23 May 1824 ; m., 1842, Elisha Comstock, and had issue: —
George William, b. 22 Nov. 1845 ; m. Clara Louisa, dau. of A. D.
Lufkin.
May Catherine, b. 3 July 1854.
He d. 1 6 Jan. 1860, having m. (2), 28 July 1842, Catherine M. Isaacs, who
d.s.p. 21 July 1862.
JULIUS DAVENPORT (1821-1902), of Brooklyn, N.Y., b. 26 May 1821 ; m.,
4 June 1 846, Mary Ann Bates, and, by her, had issue : —
1. WILLIAM BATES, of whom we treat.
2. Julius Bates, b. 24 June 1849 ; m., 1888, Alice Sturges.
3. Alexander Milne, b. I 5 Sept. 1851 ; m., May 1874, Matilda Child ; d. 1880.
4. Charles, b. 1 6 Oct. 1859; d. in infancy.
I. Mary Theodora, b. 25 June 1856 ; m. Henry D. Hooker.
He d. 10 Oct. 1902.
Residence — 201 Washington Park, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Clubs — University, Yale, Hamilton, New York Yacht (New York).
Arms — Argent, a chevron between three crosses crosslet fitchee,
sable.
Crest — A man's head in profile, couped at the shoulders, proper,
with a rope round the neck or.
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CONVERSE
John Heman Converse, b. in Burlington, Vermont, 2 Dec.
1840 ; m., at Bay Ridge, Long Island, N.Y., 9 July 1873,
Elizabeth Perkins, dau. of James Thompson, and, by her, has
issue : —
i. John Williams, b. 30 March 1879.
1. Mary Eleanor, b. 10 April 1877.
2. Helen Prentis, b. 26 July 1880; m., at Bryn Mawr, 8 June 1905,
Warren Parsons Thorpe.
Mr. Converse, who was educated at the University of Ver
mont, where he graduated 1861, LL.D. 1897, was Vice-
Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
in the United States, 1900, and is a Trustee of Princeton
Theological Seminary.
DESCENT
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EDWARD CONVERS (1590-1663), b. 30 Jan. 1590; emigrated to America,
1630 ; settled at Charlestown, Mass. ; Selectman, 1635-1640 ; one of the founders
of Woburn, Mass., and Deputy to General Court, 1660 ; m. Sarah > , and,
by her (who d. 14 Jan. 1662), had issue : —
1. Josiah, b. in England, about 1618 ; m., 26 March 1651, Esther, dau. of
Richard Champney, of Cambridge, Mass., and, by her (who d. 5 April
1713), had issue ; d. 3 Feb. 1690.
2. James, b. in England, about 1620 ; served as Lieutenant in King Philip's War ;
Deputy to General Court ; m. (i), 24 Oct. 1643, Anna, dau. of Robert
Long, of Charlestown, and, by her (who d. 10 Aug. 1691), had issue ;
m. (2), Anna, dau. of Nathaniel Sparhawke and widow of Deacon John
Cooper, of Cambridge ; d. 10 May 1715.
3. Samuel, of whom later.
I. Mary, b. in England, 1622 ; m. (i), 19 Dec. 1643, Simon Thompson (who d.
May 1658), and had issue; m. (2), I Feb. 1659, John Sheldon, of
Billerica, Mass, (who d. 24 May 1690), and had issue.
He d. in Woburn, Mass., 10 Aug. 1663, and his will was proved 7 Oct.
1663.
SAMUEL CONVERS (1638-1669), of Woburn, Mass.; bap. in Charlestown,
Mass., 12 March 1638 ; m., 8 June 1660, Judith, dau. of Rev. Thomas Carter
(who m. (2) Giles Fifield, of Charlestown, 2 May 1672), and, by her (who d. 1667),
had issue : —
Samuel, of whom later.
Abigail, b. in Woburn, Mass. ; d. 14 July 1689.
He d. 20 Feb. 1669.
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CONVERSE
SAMUEL CONVERS (1662-1732), b. in Woburn, Mass., 4 April 1662 ; founded
the town of Thompson, Conn. ; m., prior to 1694, Dorcas' , and, by her,
had issue : —
1. Samuel, b. in Woburn, Mass., 26 May 1694 ; m. (i), II Dec. 1716, Hannah
Bartlett, of Newtown, Mass., and, by her (who d. 2 Nov. 1728), had issue ;
m. (2) Sarah Atwell.
2. Edward, Ensign, b. in Woburn, Mass., 25 Sept. 1696 ; m. 6 Aug. 1717,
Elizabeth, dau. of John Cooper, and, by her (who d. 19 Feb. 1776), had
issue ; d. 9 July 1784.
3. Thomas, of whom later.
4. Pain, b. in Woburn, Mass., 25 Nov. 1706 ; m. Mary Halford, and, by her
(who d. 5 April 1790), had issue ; d. 10 Sept. 1781.
5. Josiah, bap. in Killingly, Conn., 20 Nov. 1714 ; m., 7 Dec. 1737, Mary Sabin,
and, by her, had issue.
I. Dorcas, b. in Woburn, i Feb. 1703 ; m., 28 April 1723, Daniel Whitmore.
He d. in Thompson Parish, Killingly, Conn., about 1732.
THOMAS CONVERS (1699- ), b. in Woburn, Mass., 28 Oct. 1699; m. (i),
ii April 1723, Martha Clough, and, by her (who d. 18 June 1735), had issue : —
i. Ebenezer, b. 27 July 1730 ; d. 8 May 1741.
1. Martha, bap. 1727 ; m., 15 Feb. 1756, Diah Johnson, and had issue.
2. Tabitha, b. 4 June 1732 ; d. March 1745.
He m. (2), 3 Nov. 1737, Abigail, dau. of Samuel Fay, and, by her, had
issue : —
2. Thomas, bap. at Killingly, Conn., 5 Nov. 1738 ; served in War of Indepen
dence as Captain, 7th Company, Connecticut Line, and under Washington,
at Valley Forge; Colonel of Militia; m. (i), 1762, Mary Morse;
m. (2) Abigail Colton ; m. (3) Sabrina Smedley ; m. (4) Mary Colton,
widow, by whom he had issue ; d. in Rutland, N.Y., 1809.
3. Samuel, b. 7 Aug. 1740 ; m., 27 Oct. 1767, Mereba Burrill, of Thompson.
4. David, b. 2 July 1746 ; m., 29 July 1770, Rachel, dau. of Captain Joseph
Elliott ; removed to Bridgewater, N.Y., where he d. 18 June 1829.
5. Joel, of whom later.
3. Abigail, b. 18 Nov. 1744 ; m., 14 Feb. 1764, Joseph Green, of Westborough,
Mass.
4. Tabitha, b. 5 March 1749.
JOEL CONVERSE (1750-1822), b. at Killingly, Conn., 12 Sept. 1750; one of
the first settlers of Lyme, Grafton Co., N.H. ; m. (i), 10 Sept. 1778, Demaris, dau.
of Thomas Wilson, and, by her (who d. 6 April 1784), had issue : —
1. Lyman, b. at Killingly, Conn., 3 July 1779 ; m. (i) Mary, dau. of Abel Kent,
and, by her (who d. at Lyme, 1 6 Sept. 1848), had issue; m. (2) Electa
White Converse, his half-brother's widow, and, by her (who d. at Lyme,
28 July 1875), had issue.
2. Otis, b. 24 Sept. 1781 ; m., 1803, Clarissa, dau. of Deacon William Porter, and,
by her (who d. in New Orleans, 30 Oct. 1846), had issue ; d. 1826.
I. Demaris, b. in Thompson, Conn., 6 Aug. 1783 ; m., in Plymouth, N.H., Asa
Taintor (who m. (2) Elizabeth Converse), and had issue.
He m. (2), 20 Jan. 1785, Elizabeth, dau. of Jonathan Bixby, of Killingly, and,
by her (who d. in Lyme, 12 Nov. 1850), had issue : —
3. Joel, b. in Thompson, 5 Nov. 1785 ; m. (i) Hope Tinkham (who d.s.p.
27 Oct. 1813); m. (2), 4 April 1814, Abigail, dau. of Amherst Coult,
M.D., and, by her (who d. 1 1 Oct. 1869), had issue.
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CONVERSE
4. Theron, b. in Thompson, Conn., 19 May ^S^-p-m... (l), in Lyme, N.H.,
25 Oct. 1 8 10, Mary, dau. of Deacon William Porter, and, by her (who d.
23 Feb. 1821), had issue ; m. (2), 20 Nov. 1821, .Miriam, dau. of Jesse
Carpenter, and, by her (who d. 13 Aug. 1860), had issue; d. 7 April
1861.
5. Marquis, b. in Lyme, N.H., 12 July 1789 ; m., I Dec. 1814, Electa, dau. of
Samuel White, of Vershire, and, by her (who d. 28 July 1875), had issue ;
d. 21 Nov. 1840.
6. Amasa, D.D., of Lyme, N.H., b. 21 Aug. 1795 ; m., 16 Dec. 1828, Flavia, dau.
of David Booth, and, by her (who d. in Louisville, Kentucky, 26 June
1885), had issue ; d. 9 Dec. 1872.
7. John Kendrick, of whom later.
2. Elizabeth, b. in Lyme, N.H., 20 May 1791 ; m. (l) Asa Taintor, and had issue ;
m. (2), 27 Oct. 1831, Ira, son of Benoni Morey ; d. in Orfordville, N.H.,
1 6 April 1863.
3. Sarah, b. in Lyme, N.H., 2 July 1793 ; m., in Lyman, N.H., May 1830,
Joshua Thornton (who d. 27 July 1843) ; d. 1 1 Feb. 1864.
He d. in Lyme, N.H., 29 June 1822.
JOHN KENDRICK CONVERSE (1801-1880), b. in Lyme, N.H., 15 June 1801 ;
m., in Burlington, 2-1 May 1834, Sarah, dau. of Hon. Heman Allen, Member of
Congress, of Milton and Burlington, Vermont, and, by her (who d. in Burlington,
Vermont, 14 April 1873), had issue : —
1. JOHN HEMAN, of whom we treat.
2. William Kendrick, b. in Burlington, 3 Jan. 1842 ; d. in infancy.
3. Charles Allen, b. in Burlington, Vermont, 17 May 1847 ; graduated at
University of Vermont, 1869 ; A.D.C. to the Governor of Vermont on
his Military Staff, with rank of Colonel, 1896-1898.
4. Frank Kendrick, b. in Burlington, Vermont, 4 Nov. 1849; m., in Brooklyn,
N.Y., 17 July 1871, Abbie Adelia, dau. of Charles Adams Connor, of
Shelburne, Vermont, and, by her, has had issue : —
1. Sarah Allen, b. 10 Sept. 1874 ; m., 8 Oct. 1902, Edgar Lane
Leavenworth, of Indianapolis, and has issue : —
Helen Converse, b. 10 Jan. 1904.
2. Bessie Helena, b. 7 June 1877.
1. Lizzie S., b. in Burlington, Vermont, 26 Feb. 1835 ; d., unm., at Rosemont,
Pennsylvania, 15 May 1891.
2. Julia Allen, b. in Burlington, 30 Sept. 1837.
3. Helen Christine, b. in Burlington, 7 July 1839.
4. Ida Flavia Frederica, b. in Burlington, Vermont, 24 Aug. 1851 ; m., 30 Sept.
1874, George Foster Simpson, M.D., of Fort Edward, N.Y., and North
Adams, Mass.
He d. in Burlington, Vermont, 3 Oct. 1880.
Residences — 1610 Locust Street, Philadelphia, and Chetwynd,
Rosemont, Pennsylvania.
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WOODHULL
Alfred Alexander Woodhull, b. at Princeton, New Jersey, 1 3
April 1837; m., 15 Dec. 1868, Margaret, dau. of Elias Ellicott, of
Baltimore.
General Woodhull graduated at Princeton 1856; A.M.,
1859; LL.D., 1894; M.D. University of Pennsylvania, 1859 ;
Medical Officer in the U.S. Army ; served through the Civil
War ; Brigadier-General 1904.
DESCENT
RICHARD WODHULL (1620-1690), b. at Thenford, Co. Northampton,
13 Sept. 1620 ; said to have been a member of an old Northamptonshire
family; emigrated to America 1648; settled at Setauket, Long Island; m.
Deborah , and, by her, had issue : —
1 . Richard, of whom later.
2. Nathaniel, d.s.p. i6June 1680.
1. Deborah, b. 1654 ; m. John Lawrence ; d. 6 June 1742, leaving issue.
2. Ann, b. 1659 ; m., 1683, Daniel Tourneur, and had issue.
3. Ruth, m., about 1678, Samuel Edsall, and had issue.
He d. 17 Oct. 1690.
RICHARD WODHULL (1649-1699), b. 9 Oct. 1649; m-> 19 Aug. 1680,
Temperance, dau. of Rev. Jonah Fordham, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Richard, of whom later.
2. Nathaniel, m., 1716, Sarah, dau. of Richard Smith ; d. 9 March 1760, leaving
issue.
3. Josiah, b. 9 Sept. 1695 ; m. Clementine, dau. of John Roman ; d. 24 Dec.
1761, leaving issue.
4. John, m., and had issue.
1. Dorothy, m. William Helme, and had issue.
2. Temperance, b. 1687 ; d. 1717.
He d. 1 8 Oct. 1699.
RICHARD WOODHULL (1691-1767), b. 2 Nov. 1691 ; Justice of the Peace;
m. Mary, dau. of John Homan, and, by her (who d. 27 Dec. 1768), had
issue : —
1. Richard, b. II Oct. 1712; Judge; m., 1738, Margaret, dau. of Edmund
Smith; d. I 3 Oct. 1788, leaving issue.
2. John, of whom later.
3. Nathan, b. 5 July 1720 ; Captain ; m. (i), i Sept. 1751, Joanna, dau. of Isaac
Mills; m. (2), 9 March 1786, Elizabeth Smith; d. 27 Oct. 1804, leaving
issue.
4. Stephen, b. 17 March 1722 ; m., 1745, Hannah, dau. of Abraham Cooper;
d. Aug. 1775, leaving issue.
5. Henry, m. — Biggs ; d. 27 Nov. 1770, leaving issue.
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WOODHULL
1. Mary, b. II April 1711 ; m., 30 Sept. 1734, Jonathan Thompson ; d. 30 Jan.
1 80 1, leaving issue.
2. Phebe, d. unm. 17 Oct. 1734.
He d. 24 Nov. 1767.
JOHN WOODHULL (1719-1794), b. 15 Jan. 1719; Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas; m., 27 Nov. 1/40, Elizabeth, dau. of Major William Henry
Smith, and, by her (who d. 20 Dec. 1761), had issue : —
1. William (Rev.), b. 3 Dec. 1741 ; graduated at New Jersey College, 1764;
m., 3 May 1767, Elizabeth, dau. of William Hedges; d. 24 Oct. 1824,
leaving issue.
2. John, of whom later.
3. Caleb, b. 30 Oct. 1745 ; d. unm. 26 March 1791.
4. Merritt Smith, b. 23 May 1748 ; m., I March 1778, Mary, dau. of Samuel
Davis ; d. 29 Nov. 1815, leaving issue.
5. Henry, b. 25 June 1750 ; d. unm. 14 Aug. 1775.
6. James, b. 3 Oct. 1752 ; m. (l), 1782, Keturah, dau. of Selah Strong ; m. (2)
Hannah, d. of Thomas Helme ; d. 1 1 Sept. 1798, leaving issue.
7. Gilbert, b. 2 April 1756 ; m., 3 Dec. 1797, Ann, dau. of William Cowley ;
d.s.p. 14 April 1799.
8. Jeffrey Amherst, b. I Jan. 1759 ; m., 3 Nov. 1784, Elizabeth, dau. of William
Davis ; d. 19 Jan. 1839, leaving issue.
I. Elizabeth, b. 2 Oct. 1754; rn., 6 Nov. 1780, Samuel Hopkins; d. 9 Nov.
1795, leaving issue.
He d. 3 Jan. 1794.
JOHN WOODHULL (1744-1824), b. 26 Jan. 1744; graduated at New Jersey
College, 1766 ; D.D. Yale, 1798; Pastor at Freehold, New Jersey ; m., 28 May
1772, Sarah, dau. of Captain George Spofford, and, by her (who d. 14 Oct. 1827),
had issue : —
1 . George Spofford, of whom later.
2. John, b. and d. 10 July 1776.
3. William Henry, b. I Dec. 1778 ; d.s.p. 6 Sept. 1798.
4. John Tennent, b. 24 Aug. 1786; M.D. ; m., 22 Jan. 1812, Ann, dau. of
Colonel William Wikoff ; d. 1 8 Nov. 1869, leaving issue.
5. Gilbert Smith, b. II Jan. 1794; M.D. ; m., 25 Nov. 1817, Charlotte, dau.
of Colonel William Wikoff; d. 13 Oct. 1830, leaving issue.
I. Sarah, b. 28 March 1781 ; m., 2 Sept. 1806, Major William Gordon Forman ;
d. 13 Nov. 1811, leaving issue.
He d. 22 Nov. 1824.
GEORGE SPOFFORD WOODHULL (1773-1834), b. 31 March 1773 ; graduated at
New Jersey College 1790; Pastor at Cranbury and Princeton, New Jersey; m.,
4 June 1799, Gertrude, dau. of Colonel John Neilson, and, by her (who d. 13 Feb.
1863), had issue : —
1. William Henry, b. 4 March 1802 ; graduated at New Jersey College, 1822 ;
Pastor at Freehold, New Jersey ; m., 26 Oct. 1825, Amanda, dau. of Colonel
William Wikoff; d. 4 Jan. 1835, leaving issue.
2. John Neilson, b. 25 July 1807; graduated at New Jersey College, M.D., 1828 ;
d. unm. 12 Jan. 1867.
3. Alfred Alexander, of whom later.
I. Cornelia Neilson, b. 16 May 1803 ; d. 5 Nov. 1824.
He d. 25 Dec. 1834.
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WOODHULL
ALFRED ALEXANDER WOODHULL (1810-1836), b. 25 March 1810; graduated
at New Jersey College 1828; M.D. ; m., 26 Feb. 1833, Anna Maria, dau. of
Dr. Dirck Salomons, and, by her (who d. 20 Aug. 1862), had issue : —
ALFRED ALEXANDER, of whom we treat.
He d. 5 Oct. 1836.
Residence — Princeton, New Jersey.
TRENCHARD
Edward Trenchard, b. in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 17 Aug.
1850; m., ii June 1878, Mary Cornelia, dau. of William B
Stafford, and, by her, has issue : —
Edith Isabel, b. 28 March 1883 '•> m- James Anthony Power.
Mr. Trenchard, the distinguished artist, is a member of the
Military Order Loyal Legion and is a Chevalier, Order of Bolivar,
Venezuela.
DESCENT
GEORGE TRENCHARD (1655-1712), b. 1655 ; son of George Trenchard
(probably the Rev. George Trenchard, rector of Exford, Co. Somerset, 1648, who
was one of the family of Trenchard, of Wolverton, co. Dorset) ; emigrated to
America with Penn, and settled at Salem, New Jersey ; High Sheriff of Salem Co.,
1709-10 ; m., in England, — Hawker, and, by her, had issue: —
1 . George, of whom later.
2. Edward.
3. John,
i. Jane.
He d. 1712.
GEORGE TRENCHARD (1686-1728), b. 1686 ; King's Attorney and High
Sheriff of Salem Co., 1724 ; m. Mary Bender, and, by her, had issue :—
1. John.
2. Curtis, d. 1745.
3. George, of whom later.
He d. 1728.
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GEORGE TRENCHARD (1706-1780), b. 1706 ; King's Attorney, 1767 ; Attorney-
General, West New Jersey, 1767—1775 ; Surrogate General, 1772 ; Commander of
Salem Light Horse ; m. Mary, dau. of Judge Sinnickson, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, b. 1743 ; d. 1823.
2. Curtis, of whom later.
3. James, b. 1746.
4. George, b. 1748.
5. Thomas, b. 1751.
1. Jane, b. 1753.
2. Mary, b. 1755.
3. Hannah, b. 1758.
He d. 1780.
CURTIS TRENCHARD (1745- ), b. 1745; Clerk of Salem Co., 1778; m.
, dau. of Attorney Burchen, and, by her, had issue : —
EDWARD TRENCHARD (1784-1824), b. 1784 ; entered the U.S. Navy as
Midshipman, 1800 ; served with distinction in the War of 1812-1815, being in
command of the Madison; appointed Captain U.S. Navy, 5 March 1817 ; in
command of the sloop -Cyaney 1819-1822 ; m. Eliza, dau. of Hon. Joshua Sands,
and, by her, had issue : —
I. Stephen Decatur, of whom later.
1. Rebecca Hall, m. Captain Henry D. Grafton.
2. Matilda Sands, m. Hon. Rodman M. Price.
He d. 3 Nov. 1824.
STEPHEN DECATUR TRENCHARD (1818-1883), b. at Brooklyn, N.Y., 10 July
1818 ; Midshipman U.S. Navy, 23 Oct. 1834; Lieutenant, 27 Feb. 1847 '•> Com
mander, 1862 ; Captain, 1 866 ; Commodore, 7 May 1871 ; Rear-Admiral, 10 Aug.
1875 ; commanded North Atlantic Squadron, 1876-1878; m., I Dec. 1848, Anne
O'Connor, dau. of Captain John Mortimer Barclay, U.S. Army, and, by her (who
d. 28 Aug. 1877), had issue: —
EDWARD, of whom we treat.
He d. 15 Nov. 1883.
Residence — West Islip, Long Island, N.Y.
Clubs — Army and Navy, Atlantic Yacht (New York).
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DAVIS
Charles Henry Davis (Rear-Admiral), b. at Cambridge, Mass.,
28 Aug. 1845 > m- 31 March 1875, Louisa Maria, dau. of John
Van Pelt Quackenbush, M.D., of Albany, Surgeon-General of the
State of New York, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Charles Henry, b. 23 April 1885.
2. Daniel, b. 20 Nov. 1 886.
i. Elizabeth.
Rear-Admiral Davis graduated at U.S. Naval Academy, 1864 ;
was appointed Ensign, 1866; Lieutenant, 1868; Lieutenant-
commander, 1869; Commander, 1885; Captain, 1898; and
Rear-admiral, 1904.
DESCENT
ROBERT DAVIS (1608- ), b. probably in 1608, sailed for New England from
Southampton in the ship Confidence 24 April 1638; a freeman in Barnstable before
1640 ; m. Anne , and, by her, had issue : —
1. A son, d. 1649.
2. Andrew, b. 1650.
3. John, b. 1652.
4. Robert, b. 1654.
5. Josiah, b. 1656.
6. Joseph, of whom later.
7. Tristram.
1. Deborah, b. 1645, m. — Greene.
2. Mary, b. 1648, m. Benjamin Godspeed.
3. Hannah, b. 1658, m. — Dexter.
4. Sarah, b. 1660.
5. Mercy.
JOSEPH DAVIS (1662-1729), b. 1662, m., March 1695, Hannah, dau. of James
Cobb, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Robert, b. 7 March 1697.
2. Joseph, b. 23 March 1699.
3. James, b. 30 July 1700.
4. Gershom, b. 5 Sept. 1702.
5. Daniel, of whom later.
1. Hannah, b. 5 March 1705, m. — Dimoc.
2. Mary, b. 4 June 1707, m. — Davis.
3. Lydia, b. 12 Feb. 1709.
He d. 1729.
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DANIEL DAVIS (1713-1799), b. 28 Sept. 1713 ; m. (i), 2 Aug. 1739, Mehitable,
dau. of Thomas Lothrop, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Daniel, b. IO Oct. 1741.
2. Robert, b. 27 March 1743.
3. John, b. 7 Oct. 1744.
4. Thomas, b. 24 Oct. 1748.
5. Lothrop, lost at sea.
1. Mary, b. 29 April 1740.
2. Deborah, b. 13 Aug. 1746 ; m. (i) Josiah Crocker; m. (2) Benjamin Gorham.
3. Desire, b. 27 March 1700 ; m. Freeman Parker.
4. Ansel, b. 13 March 1752.
5. Experience, b. II July 1754 5 m> Joseph Annable.
6. Mehitable, b. n July 1756.
He m. (2), 7 July 1761, his cousin Mehitable, dau. of John Davis and widow of
Dr. James Hersey, and, by her, had issue : —
6. Daniel, of whom later.
He d. 22 April 1799.
DANIEL DAVIS (1762-1835), b. 8 May 1762; U.S. Attorney for Maine,
1796-1801 ; Solicitor-General of Massachusetts, 1800-1832 ; author of several legal
works; m. 7 March 1786, Lois, dau. of Constant Freeman, and, by her, had
issue : —
Charles Henry, of whom later.
Louisa, m. William Minot.
He d. 27 Oct. 1835.
CHARLES HENRY DAVIS (1807-1877), b. at Boston, 16 Jan. 1807 ; Lieutenant
U.S. Navy, 1834; Commander, 1854; Captain, 1861; Commodore, 1862; Rear-
Admiral, 1863 ; m., 22 Dec. 1842, Harriette Blake, dau. of Hon. Elijah Hunt
Mills, and, by her (who d. Oct. 1892), had issue : —
CHARLES HENRY, of whom we treat.
He d. at Washington, 18 Feb. 1877.
Residence — Washington, D.C., and Jamestown, Rhode Island.
Clubs — University, Knickerbocker, and New York Yacht (New
York).
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ROOSEVELT
Robert Barnwell Roosevelt, b. 20 Aug. 1866; m. (i), 1890,
Grace Woodhouse, by whom he had issue : —
I. Olga, b. 6 April 1891.
He m. (2), 19 Oct. 1898, Lilie, dau. of Lewis Hamersley, of
New York City, and, by her, has had issue : —
1. Robert Barnwell, b. 28 June 1899.
2. Lilie, b. 22 May 1907.
DESCENT
CLJES MARTENSZEN VAN ROSENVELT, of Zeeland, Holland, who emigrated to
New Netherland, 1649—50, had issue : —
1. Isaac.
2. Nicholas, of whom later.
NICHOLAS ROOSEVELT (1658-1742), b. Sept. 1658 ; Alderman of New York,
1698-1701 ; espoused the cause of the colonists ; m., 1682, Heyltje Jans Kunst, by
whom he had issue : —
1 . Isaac.
2. Nicholas.
3. Jacobus.
4. Johannes, of whom later.
He d. 1742.
JOHANNES ROOSEVELT (1689- ), bap. at Esopus, New York, 3 March 1689,
Alderman of New York ; m. Heyltje Sjosrts, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Jacobus, of whom later.
2. Cornelius, b. 1731 ; m. Margaret Haering, who d. 1821, leaving issue.
JACOBUS ROOSEVELT (1724- ), bap. 9 Aug. 1724 ; in New York Colonial
troops ; m. Annatje Bogard, and left issue : —
1. James Jacobus, of whom later.
2. Nicholas, b. 27 Dec. 1767; m. Lydia Maria Latrobe ; d. 30 July 1854,
leaving issue.
JAMES JACOBUS ROOSEVELT (1759-1840), bap. 25 Oct. 1759 ; Commissary in
New York troops in the Revolutionary War ; m. Mary Helen Van Shaick, and
left, by her (who d. 1845), issue : —
1. Cornelius Van Shaick, of whom later.
2. James John, b. 14 Dec. 1795 ; Member of New York State Legislature, 1835-
1840; of Congress, 1841-1843 ; Justice of the Supreme Court, 1851-
1859 5 U.S. District Attorney for Southern N.Y., 1859-1860 ; m.
Cornelia, dau. of Cornelius P. Van Ness, of Vermont, and, by her (who
d. 1876), had issue ; d. 5 April 1875.
He d. 1840.
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CORNELIUS VAN SHAICK ROOSEVELT (1794-1871) b. 30 Jan. 1794 ; m.
Margaret Barnwell (a descendant of Thomas Potts, member of the New Jersey
Provincial Congress), and, by her (who d. 1861), had issue : —
1. Silas Weir, b. 1823 ; m. Mary West, who d. 1877, leaving issue ; d. 1870.
2. James Alfred, b. 13 June 1825 ; m. Elizabeth N. Emlen, and, dying 15 July
1898, had issue : —
William Emlen, b. 30 April 1857 ; m. Christine Kean.
3. William, d. in infancy.
4. Cornelius Van Shaick, m. Laura Porter.
5. Robert Barnwell, of whom later.
6. Theodore, b. 22 Sept. 1831 ; Collector of the Port of New York ; m., 22 Dec.
1853, Martha, dau. of Major James Stephens Bullock, and, dying 9 Feb.
1878, by her (who d. 12 Feb. 1884), left issue : —
1. Theodore, President of the United States of America, 1901—
1909 (q.v.).
2. Elliott, b. 28 Feb. 1860 ; m., 1883, Anna Hall, and, by her, has
issue : —
i. Elliott.
1 . Anna Eleanor.
2. Grace.
1. Anna, b. 7 Jan. 1855 ; m., 1895, William S. Cowles, Commander
U.S. Navy, and has issue : —
William S.
2. Corinne, b. 27 Sept. 1 86 1 ; m., 1882, Douglas Robinson, and has
issue: —
1. Theodore.
2. Monroe.
3. Stewart.
I. Corinne.
He d. 17 July 1871.
ROBERT BARNWELL ROOSEVELT (1829-1906), b. 7 Aug. 1829; New York
Commissioner of Fisheries ; Member of Congress, 1873—1875 : U.S. Minister to
the Netherlands, 1888-1890; m. (i), 1850, Elizabeth, dau. of John Ellis, by
whom he had issue : —
1. John Ellis, m. Nannie Vance.
2. ROBERT BARNWELL, of whom we treat.
1. Margaret, m. A. V. H. Kimberly.
2. Helen, d. in infancy.
He m. (2) Marion, dau. of John O'Shea, of Nenagh, Ireland, and widow of
R. Francis Fortescue.
He d. 1906.
Residences — The Lilacs, Sayville, Long Island, New York, and
1 1 6 East 55th Street, New York.
Clubs — Metropolitan, Players, Down Town (New York).
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Levi Parsons Morton, b. at Shoreham, Vermont, 16 May 1824;
m. (i), 15 Oct. 1856, Lucy, dau. of Elijah H. Kimball (who d.
ii July 1871) ; m. (2), 1873, Anna Livingston Read, dau. of
William Ingraham Street, and, by her, has had issue : —
1. Edith Livingston, b. 20 June 1874; m., 30 April 1900, William
Corcoran Eustis, and has issue.
2. Lena Kearney, b. 20 May 1875 ; d. 10 June 1904.
3. Helen Stuyvesant, b. 2 Aug. 1876; m., 5 Oct. 1901, Paul Louis
Marie Archambaud Boson, Count de Talleyrand-Perigord, Due de
Valencay.
4. Alice, b. 23 March 1879 ; m., 18 Feb. 1902, Winthrop Rutherfurd,
and has issue.
5. Mary, b. n June 1881.
The Hon. L. P. Morton, graduated at Shoreham Academy ;
LL.D. Dartmouth College, 1891; LL.D. Middlebury College,
1893; Member of Congress, 1879—1881 ; U.S. Minister to France,
1881-1885; Vice-President of the United States, 1889-1893;
Governor of New York, 1895—6.
DESCENT
GEORGE MORTON (1585-1624), b. 1585; was probably one of the Morton
family of Harworth, Co. Nottingham, and Bawtry, Co. York ; merchant in York,
and in 1612 at Leyden, Holland; afterwards Financial Agent in London of the
Mayflower Pilgrims ; emigrated to America 1623, settled at Plymouth, Mass. ;
m., at Leyden, 2 Aug. 1612, Juliana, dau. of Alexander Carpenter, of Wrentham,
Suffolk, and, by her (who d. 29 Feb. 1666), had issue : —
1. Nathaniel, b. 1613 ; Secretary of the Plymouth Colony, 1647-1685 ; m. (i),
1635, Lydia Cooper > m- (2)» 29 April 1674, Ann, dau. of Richard Pritchard ;
d. 29 June 1685, leaving issue.
2. John, of whom later.
3. Ephraim, b. 1623 ; Lieutenant ; Justice of the Court of Common Pleas ; m. (i),
28 Nov. 1644, Ann, dau. of John Cooper ; m. (2), 1692, Mary, dau. of
Robert Shelley ; d. 7 Sept. 1693, leaving issue.
1. Patience, b. 1615 ; m., 1633, John Faunce ; d. 1691, leaving issue.
2. Sarah, b. 1618 ; m., 30 Dec. 1644, George Bonum ; d. 1694, leaving issue.
He d. June 1624.
JOHN MORTON (1616-1673), of Middleboro, Mass., b. 1616; Deputy from
Bridgewater, 1672-3 ; m., 1648, Lettice Hanford, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, b. 1 1 Dec. 1649 '•> ^- in infancy.
2. John, of whom later.
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3. Manasseh, b. 7 June 1653.
4. Ephraim, b. 7 June 1653.
1. Deborah, m., 1687, Francis Coombs.
2. Mary.
3. Martha.
4. Hannah, m., 1666, John Fuller.
5. Esther.
He d. 3 Oct. 1673.
JOHN MORTON (1650-1718), of Middleboro, Mass., b. 21 Dec. 1650; m. (i),
1680, Phebe, dau. of Jonathan Shaw, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Joanna, b. Feb. 1682 ; m., 3 July 1705, Elisha Vaughan.
2. Phebe, b. 7 July 1685 ; m., 1719, John Murdock.
He m. (2), 1687, Mary, dau. of Andrew Ring, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, b. June 1693.
2. Ebenezer, of whom later.
3. Mary, b. 15 Dec. 1689 ; m., 1711, Joseph Hall.
4. Hannah, b. I Sept. 1694 ; m. John Cook.
5. Deborah, b. I 5 Sept. 1698 ; m. Caleb Stetson.
6. Persis, b. 27 Nov. 1700.
He d. 20 March 1718.
EBENEZER MORTON (1696-1750), of Middleboro, Mass., b. 19 Oct. 1696;
Captain of Militia; m., 1720, Mercy, dau. of John Foster, and, by her (who d.
4 April 1782), had issue : —
1. John, b. 1 8 Oct. 1724.
2. Ebenezer, of whom later.
3. Seth, b. ii March 1732.
4. Nathaniel, b. 10 Nov. 1735.
1. Mercy, b. 20 Jan. 1722 ; m., 1737, Zachary Eddy ; d. 1802, leaving issue.
2. Mary, b. 29 April 1723 ; m. (i), 1743, Ebenezer Spooner ; m. (2), 1778,
Captain Jonathan Ingell.
3. Hannah, b. 8 Oct. 1728 ; m., 1748, Abishai Washburn.
4. Deborah, b. 15 July 1730 ; m., Oct. 1749, Ichabod Morton ; d. 1809.
5. Sarah, b. 30 Jan. 1734 ; m. 1769, John Barrows.
6. Lucia, b. 7 Jan. 1738 ; m., 1755, Dr. Samuel Clark.
He d. 12 May 1750.
EBENEZER MORTON (1726-1775), of Middleboro, Mass., b. 27 Aug. 1726;
m., 23 July 1753, Sarah Cobb, and, by her (who d. 22 Nov. 1781), had issue : —
1. Ebenezer, b. 10 Feb. 1756.
2. Livy, of whom later.
1. Mercy, b. 8 Aug. 1754 5 d- z8 Feb. 1755.
2. Phebe, b. 27 Jan. 1758 ; m., 14 Nov. 1782, Samuel Wood ; d. 4 Oct. 1839.
3. Priscilla, b. 4 Oct. 1763 ; m., 21 May 1789, Seth Morton ; d. 19 Feb. 1847.
4. Sarah, b. 14 May 1765 ; m. John Dot£>
He d. i Nov. 1775.
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LIVY MORTON (1760-1838), of Middleboro, Mass., and Winthrop, Maine, b.
4 Feb. 1760 ; m. (i), 13 March 1788, Hannah Dailey, and, by her (who d. 4 Sept.
1807), had issue : —
1. Daniel Oliver, of whom later.
2. Joseph Warren, b. 25 Aug. 1793 ; d.s.p. 1813.
3. Lendell Pitts, b. 22 March 1796.
He m. (2), 1808, Catherine, dau. of Stephen Richmond, and, by her (who
d. 6 Sept. 1849), had issue : —
1. Hannah Dailey, b. 28 Aug. 1809 ; m., 20 March 1834, Horatio N. Wilbur ;
d. 26 July 1846.
2. Catherine Richmond, b. 29 May 1811 ; d. unm.
He d. 19 July 1838.
DANIEL OLIVER MORTON (1788-1852),^ 21 Dec. 1788 ; graduated at Middle-
bury College, A.M. 1812 ; Pastor of Congregational Church, Shoreham, Vermont,
1814-1831 ; of Springfield, Vermont, 1832-1837 ; of Winchenden, Mass., 1837-
1842 ; of Bristol, New Hampshire, 1842-1852 ; m., 30 Aug. 1814, Lucretia, dau.
of Rev. Justin Sheldon Parsons, and, by her (who d. 1 1 June 1862), had issue : —
1. Daniel Oliver (Hon.), b. 8 Nov. 1815 ; Barrister; Attorney for Ohio; m.,
31 Dec. 1839, Elizabeth, dau. of B. F.Tyler; d. 5 Dec. 1857, having
had issue : —
1. Marcus Frederick, b. 21 April 1844 ; d. 4 April 1848.
2. Levi Frank, b. 17 Aug. 1848.
3. George Deloss, b. 13 Nov. 1850 ; d. 23 Aug. 1852.
4. Daniel Oliver, b. 23 Jan. 1857 ; d. 6 Dec. 1863.
1. Elizabeth Tyler, b. 6 May 1842 ; d. 10 Sept. 1843.
2. Mary E., b. 8 March 1845 ; d. 12 Feb. 1865.
3. De Lene Lucy, b. 21 April 1854; m., 7 Jan. 1874, Ernest
Chaplin.
2. LEVI PARSONS, of whom we treat.
1. Lucretia Parsons, b. 20 Jan. 1817; m., 7 Sept. 1842, Rev. Myron Webb
Saffbrd ; d. 9 June 1886, having had issue : —
1. Henry, b. 15 Nov. 1843 ; d. 20 July 1845.
2. Edwin Morton, b. 20 Dec. 1851 ; d. 30 Aug. 1877.
1. Laura Elizabeth, b. 28 Oct. 1847.
2. Mary Lucretia, b. 6 Dec. 1849 ; d. 16 Aug. 1851.
3. Anne, b. 6 Dec. 1857 ; d. 10 April 1862.
2. Electa Frary, b. 28 May 1820 ; m., 7 May 1849, Jonas Minot, and had issue : —
1. Jonas, b. 18 June 1853.
2. Daniel Morton, b. 5 Dec. 1855.
1. Anna B., b. 22 March 1850.
2. Electa Morton, b. 23 July 1851.
3. Mary Lucretia, b. 16 Nov. 1859.
3. Mary, b. 5 May 1829 ; m. 27 Feb. 1856, Hon. William F. Grinnell, and had
issue : —
1. William Morton, b. 27 Feb. 1857.
2. Richard B., b. 30 Jan. 1860.
1. Mary Lucretia, b. 23 June 1858.
2. Ethel Morton, b. 14 Feb. 1872.
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4. Martha, b. 5 May 1829 ; m., 8 Aug. 1852, Rev. Alanson Hartpence, and had
issue : —
I. Alanson Morton, b. 22 April ; d. 10 Sept. 1855.
1. Mary Lucretia, b. 8 Aug. 1853.
2. Lucy Morton, b. 13 Oct. 1856.
3. Martha Ella, b. 24 Dec. 1859.
He d. 25 March 1852.
Residences — 68 1 Fifth Avenue, New York, and Ellerslie, Rhine-
cliff-on-Hudson, N.Y.
Clubs — Metropolitan, Century, Union, Union League, Lawyers,
Republican, Down Town (New York) ; Metropolitan
(Washington).
NELSON
Cleland Kinloch Nelson, b. at Greenwood, near Cobham, Albemarle
Co., Virginia, 23 May 1852 ; m., 12 June 1877, Maria Bruce,
dau. of William Bruce Matthews.
The Right Rev. C. K. Nelson graduated at St. John's College,
Annapolis, Maryland, 1872 (D.D. 1891), University of the South
(Hon. D.D.), 1892; Rector of St. John the Baptist, Germantown,
Pennsylvania, 1 876— 1 882 and of the Church of the Nativity, South
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 1882—1892 ; Bishop of Georgia, 1892—
1907 ; Bishop of Atlanta, since 1907.
DESCENT
THOMAS NELSON (1677-1745), b. at Penrith, Co. Cumberland, 20 Feb. 1677 ;
son of Hugh Nelson, of Penrith ; emigrated to Virginia about 1700, and was one of
the founders of Yorktown ; m. (i) Margaret Read, by whom he had issue : —
1. William, of whom later.
2. Thomas, b. 1716 ; Secretary of the Virginia Council for thirty years ; m. Lucy,
dau. of John Armistead ; d. at Yorktown, 1786, leaving issue.
3. John, of Mecklenburg Co. ; Major in the Revolution ; m. Ann, dau. of John
Carter, of Williamsburg, and had, by her, issue.
1. Mary, m. Colonel Edmund Berkeley, of Barn-Elms, Middlesex Co., and had
issue.
He m. (2), Frances, dau. of — Courtenay, and widow of John Tucker, and
had issue : —
2. Sarah, m. Colonel Robert Carter Burwell.
He d. 7 Oct. 1745.
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WILLIAM NELSON ^1711-1772), of Yorktown, Virginia, b. 1711 ; President of
the Council of Virginia, and for a time Acting-Governor. of the Colony ; m., Feb. 1737,
Elizabeth, dau. of Nathaniel Burwell, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Thomas, of whom later.
2. Nathaniel, b. 1745 ; m. Jane, dau. of Hon. John Page, and had issue.
3. Hugh (Colonel), of Yorktown, Virginia, b. 1750 ; m., 1775, Judith, dau. of Hon.
John Page, of North River, and d. 3 Oct. 1800, leaving, by her, issue.
4. Robert, of Malvern Hill, Charles City Co., b. 1752 ; subaltern in the
Revolutionary Army ; m. (l) Mary, dau. of Philip Grymes, and had issue ;
m. (2) Susan, dau. of Hon. John Robinson, Speaker of the House of
Burgesses of Virginia, and had issue.
5. William, b. 1754; Major in the Revolutionary Army ; Chancellor of Virginia, and
Professor of Law in William and Mary College; m. (l) — Taliaferro, of
James City Co., and had issue ; m. (2) Abby, dau. of Colonel Hon. William
Byrd, of Westover, and had issue ; d. 8 March 1813.
I. Elizabeth, m. Captain Thompson, R.N.
He d. 19 Nov. 1772.
THOMAS NELSON (1738-1789), b. 26 Dec. 1738 ; educated at Eton ;
graduated with distinction at Trinity College, Cambridge ; returned to Virginia 1761 ;
Member of the Virginia Conventions of 1774-5; Member of the Convention
which framed the constitution of Virginia, 1776 ; signed the Declaration of Inde
pendence, 1776 ; resigned his seat in Congress, May 1777, and in Aug. following was
appointed Commander-in-Chief of the State forces of Virginia ; elected to Congress,
Feb. 1779; Governor of the State of Virginia, 1781 ; m., 1762, Lucy, dau. of
Colonel Philip Grymes, of Brandon, and, by her, had issue : —
1. William, m. Sally Burwell Page, and had issue.
2. Thomas, m. Frances Page, and had issue.
3. Philip, of Long Branch, m. Sarah N. Burwell, and had issue.
4. Francis, m. Lucy Page, and had issue.
5. Hugh, of whom later.
6. Robert ; Chancellor ; Professor of Law at William and Mary College ; m. Judith
Page, and had issue.
1. Elizabeth, m. Mann Page.
2. Mary, m. Dr. Robert Carter.
3. Lucy, m. Major John Carter Page.
4. Susanna, m. Francis Page, of Rug-swamp.
5. Judith, m. her cousin, Thomas Nelson.
He d. 4 Jan. 1789.
HUGH NELSON (1768-1836), of Belvoir, b. 30 Sept. 1768 ; Member of the
House of Representatives, and of Congress, 1811-1824; U.S. Minister to Spain,
1823-1824; m., 1799, Eliza, dau. of Francis Kinloch, and d. 18 March 1836,
leaving, by her, issue : —
KEATING LEWIS SIMMONS NELSON (1819-1895), of Greenwood, Albemarle Co.,
Virginia; b. 4 Dec. 1819; m., 21 Oct. 1841, Julia A., dau. of Rev. Thornton
Rogers, and left, by her (who d. 16 Sept. 1890), issue : —
CLELAND KINLOCH, of whom we treat.
He d. 25 Sept. 1895.
Residence — 765 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Richard Middlecott Saltonstall, b. 28
Oct. 1859; m., 1 7 Oct. 1891, Eleanor,
dau. of Peter C. Brooks, of West Med-
ford, and, by her, has issue : —
1. Leverett, b. i Sept. 1892.
2. Richard, b. 23 July 1897.
1. Eleanor, b. 19 Oct. 1894.
2. Muriel Gurdon, b. 26 March 1896.
Mr. Saltonstall graduated at Har
vard College, 1880, and is a member of
the Suffolk Bar.
DESCENT
GILBERT SALTONSTALL ( —1598), of
Rookes Hall, in the parish of Halifax, Co. York,
son of Richard Saltonstall, whose family had been
seated in Halifax for more than two centuries,
m. Isabel , and, by her, had issue : —
1. Samuel, of whom later.
2. Richard (Sir), of the Manor of Moorhall,
Co. Northampton ; M.P. for the City
of London, 1586 ; Sheriff of Lon
don, 1588 ; Lord Mayor, 1597-8 ; knighted, 1598 ; Master of the Skinners'
Company, 1593, J595, and 1599; m. Susanna, dau. of Thomas Poyntz,
of North Okenden ; d. 17 March 1601, leaving issue.
I. Mary, m. Francis, son of Henry Savile, of Lupsett, High Sheriff of Co. York,
1567, and brother of Sir George Savile, ist Bart., of Thornhill.
He was bur. at Halifax, 29 Dec. 1598.
SAMUEL SALTONSTALL ( -1613), of Rookes and Huntwicke, Co. York;
m. (i) Anne, dau. of John Ramsdei^, of Longley, and, by her, had issue : —
1 . Richard, of whom later.
2. Gilbert, d. in the lifetime of his father.
He m. (2) Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Ogden, and, by her, had issue : —
3. Samuel,of Rogerthorpe; m.Barbara,dau. of Walter Rudston,of Hayton, andhad issue.
4. John.
5. Thomas, of Grainge Hall, York.
6. George, of Kingston-upon-Hull.
1. Anne.
2. Elizabeth, m., 1623, Henry Bunny.
3. Mary, m. John Bateman ; d. 1622.
4. Margaret, m. Henry Gamble.
5. Barbara, m. Christopher Rasby, of Smeaton, Co. York.
He d. 8 Jan. 1613, and his will was proved 22 July 1613.
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SIR RICHARD SALTONSTALL (1586-755^), of Huntwicke, Co. York; bap. at
Halifax, 4 April 1586 ; Lord of the Manor of Ledsham, near Leeds ; Justice of the
Peace, and Treasurer for Lame Soldiers, 1605 ; knighted, 1616 ; emigrated to New
England with Governor Winthrop in the Arbella, 1630, having been appointed
First Assistant, 1629 ; commenced the Settlement of Watertown, 1630 ; returned
to England, 1631 ; Ambassador to Holland, 1644 ; m. (i) Grace, dau. of Robert
Kaye, of Woodsome, Co. York, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Richard, of whom later.
2. Robert, emigrated to New England, 1630 ; settled at Watertown, and after
wards at Boston ; Member of Artillery Company, 1638 ; d. unm. 1650.
3. Samuel, resided at Watertown ; d. unm. 21 Jan. 1696.
4. Henry (M.D.), Member of Artillery Company, 1639 ; graduated at Harvard
College, 1642 ; returned to England.
1. Rosamond, | went to New England with their father, 1630, and returned with
2. Grace, j him to England, 1631.
He d. about 1658, having m. (2) Elizabeth, sister of Sir Thomas West, third
Lord De la Warr, Governor of Virginia, 1610 ; m. (3) Martha Wilfred.
RICHARD SALTONSTALL (1610-1694), of Ipswich, Mass., b. at Woodsome,
Co. York, 1610 ; matriculated at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, 1627 ; accom
panied his father to New England, 1630 ; admitted Freeman, 1631 ; returned with
his father to England, 1631, but went again to America, and settled in Ipswich,
Mass., where he became Deputy to the General Court, 1635—1637, and Assistant,
1637-1649, 1664, and 1680-1683; m., in England, June 1633, Muriel, dau. of
Brampton Gurdon, of Assington, Co. Suffolk, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Richard, citizen of London ; d.s.p. 1666.
2. Nathaniel, of whom later.
1. Muriel, b. in England, 1634; m. Sir Edward Moseley, of Hulme, Co. Lan
caster, who d. 1695, leaving issue.
2. Abigail, m. Thomas Harley, of Hinsham Court, Co. Hereford.
3. Elizabeth, m. Hercules Horsey, and had issue.
He d. at Hulme, Co. Lancaster, 29 April 1694.
NATHANIEL SALTONSTALL (7639-1707), b. at Ipswich, Mass., about 1639;
graduated at Harvard College, 1659 > admitted Freeman, 1665 ; Representative,
1666 ; Town Clerk of Haverhill, 1669-1671 ; Colonel of Essex Regiment, 1679-1686;
Assistant, 1679-1686, and 1689-1692; Member of the Council ; Judge of Oyer and
Terminer Court, 1692 ; m., 28 Dec. 1663, Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. John Ward, of
Haverhill, and, by her (who d. 29 April 1741), had issue : —
1. Gurdon, b. at Haverhill, Mass., 27 March 1666 ; graduated at Harvard College,
1684 ; settled at New London, Connecticut, 1691 ; Governor of Connecti
cut, 1708-1724 ; d. 20 Sept. 1724.
2. Richard, of whom later.
3. Nathaniel, b. 5 Sept. 1674 ; graduated at Harvard College, 1695 ; Tutor and
Librarian, 1697-1701 ; m. Dorothy, widow of John Frizel, of Boston ;
d.s.p. at Woburn, 1739.
4. John, b. 14 Aug. 1678 ; d. in infancy.
I. Elizabeth, b. 17 Sept. 1668 ; m. (i) Rev. John Denison (who d. 1689), and
had issue ; m. (2) Rev. Roland Cotton, of Sandwich, and had issue ;
d. 8 July 1726.
He d. 21 May 1707.
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RICHARD SALTONSTALL (1672-1714), b. 25 April 1672 ; graduated at Harvard,
1695; Representative from Haverhill, 1699; Major, 1704; afterwards Colonel;
m., 25 March, 1702, Mehitabel, dau. of Captain Simon Wainwright, of Haverhill,
and, by her, had issue : —
1 . Richard, of whom later.
2. Ward, b. 21 May 1705 ; d. in infancy.
3. Nathaniel, b. 3 June 1706 ; graduated at Harvard College, 1727.
I. Elizabeth, b. 5 June 1707 ; d. young.
He d. 22 April 1714.
RICHARD SALTONSTALL (1703-1756), b. at Haverhill, Mass., 24 June 1703;
graduated at Harvard College, 1722; Colonel, 1726; Representative from Haver
hill, 1728; Judge of Superior Court, 1736—1756; m. (i), June 1726, Abigail
Waldron, and, by her (who d. 16 March 1735), had issue : —
1. Richard, b. 5 April 1732 ; graduated at Harvard College, 1751 ; Representative
from Haverhill, 1761-1769 ; Colonel of Essex Regiment, 1754 ; served to
end of French War, 1760 ; High Sheriff of Essex ; d. unm. in London,
6 Oct. 1785.
2. William, b. 2 Nov. 1733 ; d. infancy.
3. William, b. 17 Oct. 1734 ; d. young.
1. Abigail, b. 5 Oct. 1728 ; m. Colonel George Watson, of Plymouth.
2. Elizabeth, b. 5 June 1730 ; d. young.
He m. (2) Mary (who d.s.p. at Boston, 4 March 1740), dau. of John Jekyll,
Collector of Customs at Boston ; m. (3) Mary, dau. of Elisha Cooke, and, by her,
had issue : —
4. Nathaniel, of whom later.
5. Middlecott Cooke, b. 24 Jan. 1752 ; d. in infancy.
6. Leverett, b. 25 Dec. 1754; Captain in the British Army; d. at New York,
20 Dec. 1782.
3. Mary, b. 4 Sept. 1749 ; m. Rev. Moses Badger (who d. at Providence, R.I.,
1792) ; d. 24 Dec. 1791.
He d. 20 Oct. 1756.
NATHANIEL SALTONSTALL (1746-1815), of Haverhill, Mass., b. 10 Feb. 1746 ;
graduated at Harvard College, 1766; m., 21 Oct. 1780, Anna, dau. of Samuel
White, of Haverhill, and, by her (who d. 21 Oct. 1841), had issue :—
1 . Leverett, of whom later.
2. Nathaniel, b. i Oct. 1784; m., at Salem, 30 Nov. 1820, Caroline., youngest
dau. of Thomas Sanders, and, by her (who d. I March 1882), had issue ;
d. 19 Oct. 1838.
3. Richard, of Baltimore, b. 16 June 1794 ; graduated at Harvard College, 1813 ;
m., 24 Oct. 1822, Margaret Ann Savage, of Virginia, and, by her (who
d. i Nov. 1834), had issue; d. 1834.
1. Mary Cooke, b. 20 Sept. 1781 ; m., 9 Oct. 1806, Hon. John Varnum, of
Haverhill (who d. 23 July 1836), and had issue ; d. 7 Aug. 1817.
2. Anna, b. 3 Nov. 1787 ; m., 28 Nov. 1820, Hon. James Gushing Merrill (who
d. 4 Oct. 1853), and had issue ; d. 17 Oct. 1865.
3. Sarah, b. 5 Nov. 1790 ; m., 16 June 1816, Isaac R. Howe, of Haverhill (who
d. I 5 Jan. 1860), and had issue ; d. 25 July 1870.
4. Matilda, b. 9 Dec. 1796 ; m., 16 June 1825, Fisher Howe, of New York (who
d. 7 Nov. 1871), and had issue; d. 21 May 1831.
He d. 15 May 1815.
SALTONSTALL
LEVERETT SALTONSTALL (1783-1845), b. 13 June 1783; graduated at Harvard
College, 1802 ; LL.D., 1838 ; Speaker of Massachusetts House of Representatives ;
President of the State Senate ; first Mayor of Salem, 1836-1838 ; Representative in
Congress, 1838-1843 ; m., 7 March 181 1, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Sanders,
of Salem, and, by her (who d. 1 1 Jan. 1858), had issue : —
1. Richard Gurdon, b. 29 June 1820; d. in infancy.
2. Leverett, of whom later.
1. Anne Elizabeth, b. 16 Feb. 1812 ; d. unm. 10 July 1881.
2. Caroline, b. 2 Sept. 1815 ; d. unm. 23 Feb. 1883.
3. Lucy Sanders, b. 10 Feb. 1822 ; m., 30 June 1847, John Francis Tuckerman,
M.D. (who d. 27 June 1885), and had issue ; d. 24 Dec. 1890.
Hed. 8 May 1845.
LEVERETT SALTONSTALL (1825-1895), b. at Salem, 16 March 1825 ; graduated
at Harvard College, 1844 ; A.M., LL.B., 1847 ; Overseer of Harvard University for
eighteen years ; m., 19 Oct. 1854, Rose S., dau. of John Clarke Lee, of Salem, and,
by her, had issue : —
1. Leverett, b. 3 Nov. 1855 ; d. young.
2. RICHARD MIDDLECOTT, of whom we treat.
3. Philip Leverett, b. 4 May 1867 ; graduated at Harvard College, 1889; m.,
1 8 June 1890, Frances Anna Fitch Sherwood, and has issue : —
1. Philip Leverett, b. 30 Aug. 1899.
2. Nathaniel, b. 24 April 1903.
1. Katharine, b. 10 April 1891.
2. Rose Lee, b. 27 May 1892.
3. Frances Sherwood, b. II Oct. 1893.
4. Mary, d. 24 Feb. 1901.
4. Endicott Peabody, b. 25 Dec. 1872 ; graduated at Harvard College, 1894 ; m.,
2 Nov. 1898, Elizabeth Baldwin, dau. of William R. Dupec, and has had
issue : —
Elizabeth, b. 26 July 1900.
1. Rose Lee, b. 17 June 1861 ; m., 6 Nov. 1884, George Webb West, M.D. ;
d. 28 Feb. 1891, leaving issue: —
George Saltonstall, b. 26 June 1887.
Alice Lee, b. 26 Oct. 1885 ; m. Hallam L. Morris, and had issue.
2. Mary Elizabeth, b. 17 Oct. 1862 ; m. (l), 30 June 1884, Louis Agassiz Shaw,
who d. 3 July 1891, leaving issue : —
1. Quincy Adams, b. 21 May 1885 ; m. Madeline Mitchell.
2. Louis Agassiz, b. 25 Sept. 1886.
m. (2) John Curtis.
He d. 15 April 1895.
Residence — Chestnut Hill, Newton, Mass.
Arms — Or, a bend between two eaglets displayed, sable.
Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a pelican's head azure, vulning
its breast gules.
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DRAPER
Eben Sumner Draper, b. 17 June 1858; m., 21 Nov. 1883,
Nannie, dau. of the late General Benjamin Helm Bristow (Secretary
of the Treasury, 1874—1876), and, by her, has issue : —
1. Benjamin Helm Bristow, b. 28 Feb. 1885.
2. Eben Sumner, b. 30 Aug. 1893.
i. Dorothy, b. 22 Nov. 1890.
The Hon. E. S. Draper was Lieutenant-Governor of Massa
chusetts, 1906-1908, and elected Governor, 3 Nov. 1908.
DESCENT
JAMES DRAPER (1618-1694), of Roxbury, Massachusetts, fourth son of
Thomas Draper, of Heptonstall Priory, Halifax, Co. York ; b. 1618 ; m., 21 April
1646, Miriam, dau. of Gideon Stansfield, of Wadsworth, Co. York, and, dying
July 1694, left, by her (who d. Jan. 1697), issue : —
JAMES DRAPER (1654-1698), of Roxbury, Massachusetts, b. 1654 ; m.,
1 8 Feb. 1 68 1, Abigail, dau. of Nathaniel Whiting, and, dying 1698, left, by her
(who d. 25 Oct. 1721), issue : —
JAMES DRAPER (1691-1768), b. 1691 ; m. (i), 2 May 1716, Rachel, dau. of
John Aldis, and, by her (who d. 16 May 1717), had issue : —
i . John, d. in infancy.
He m. (2), 12 Nov. 1719, Abigail, dau. of Joshua Child, of Brookline, Massa
chusetts, and, by her (who d. 23 Nov. 1767), had issue : —
2. James, b. 22 Sept. 1720 ; d. 2 March 1781.
3. John, b. 1 6 June 1723 ; d. unm. 8 Nov. 1745.
4. Joshua, b. 25 Dec. 1/24 ; d. 27 Oct. 1792.
5. Josiah, b. 3 April 1726 ; d. 1 8 Aug. 1726.
6. Josiah, b. 12 Sept. 1727.
7. Abiiah, b. 13 July 1734 ; d. 1 8 Nov. 1734.
8. Abijah, b. n July 1735 ; d. 13 Feb. 1737.
9. Abijah, of whom later.
IO. Samuel, b. 5 Dec. 1740 ; d. 29 Nov. 1750.
1. Abigail, b. 12 Dec. 1721 ; d. 3 Nov. 1817.
2. Rebecca, b. 30 June 1729 ; d. 30 Jan. 1820.
3. Mary, b. 24 Sept. 1731.
Hed. 1768.
ABIJAH DRAPER (1737-1780), of Green L^odge^jped ham, Mass., b. 10 May
1737; m' (0> & April 1762, Alice, dau. of^ohn Eaton, of Purgatory, Dedham,
Mass., and, by her (who d. 22 Jan. 1777), had isstre-^.— ^_
1. Abijah, b. 1 1 June 1763 ; d. 1 6 Dec. 1774.
2. Ira, of whom later.
3. Rufus, b. 27 Nov. 1766 ; d. 1 8 Nov. 1788.
4. James, b. 14 April 1769 ; d. 22 Jan. 1777.
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5. Abijah, b. 22 Sept. 1775 ; d. 26 March 1836.
1. Alice, b. 13 April 1771 ; d. 27 Jan. 1852.
He m. (2), 25 March 1778, Desire, dau. of Ebenezer Foster, and widow
of Nathaniel Metcalf, and, by her (who d. 23 Oct. 1815), had issue : —
2. Lendamine, b. 30 March 1780 ; d. 26 Oct. 1823.
He d. i May 1780.
IRA DRAPER (1764-1848), b. 24 Dec. 1764 ; m. (i), 31 May 1786, Lydia,
dau. of Lemuel Richards, and, by her (who d. 1 8 Sept. 1811), had issue : —
1. James, b. 28 May 1787 ; d. 5 Dec. 1870.
2. Ira, b. 4 Jan. 1789 ; d. 18 June 1845.
3. Rufus, b. 30 Aug. 1790 ; d. in infancy.
4. Rufus Foster, b. 12 July 1800 ; d. 1841.
5. Abijah, b. 5 Jan. 1802 ; d. 4 Oct. 1802.
6. Abijah, b. 15 Nov. 1803 ; d. 4 Oct. 1828.
1. Lucy Chickering, b. 1797 ; d. 15 Sept. 1801.
He m. (2), 9 March 1812, Abigail, dau. of Lemuel Richards, and, by her (who
d. 1847), l^ i§sue '• —
7. Ebenezer Daggett, b. 13 June 1813 ; d. 20 Oct. 1887.
8. George, of whom later.
9. Lemuel Richards, b. I Dec. 1823 ; d. 10 Jan. 1891.
2. Lydia, b. 31 March 1815 ; d. 3 April 1847.
3. Abigail, b. 24 Oct. 1819 ; d. 22 July 1847.
4. Lucy Rebecca, b. 22 Dec. 1826 ; d. I July 1827.
He d. 22 Jan. 1848.
GEORGE DRAPER (1817-1887), b. 16 Aug. 1817 ; m., 6 March 1839, Hannah,
dau. of Benjamin Thwing, of Uxbridge, and, by her (who d. 30 Dec. 1883), had issue : —
1. William Franklin, b. 9 April 1842 ; U.S. Ambassador to Italy, 1897-1900 ;
m. (i), 1862, Lydia W. Joy, and, by her, has had issue : —
1. William Franklin, b. 19 Dec. 1865.
2. George Otis, b. 17 July 1867.
3. Arthur Joy, b. 18 April 1876 ; m. Lily Duncan Voorhies.
4. Clare Hill, b. 4 Oct. 1877.
1. Edith ; m. Montgomery Blair.
m. (2), 22 May 1890, Susan, dau. of Major-General William Preston, U.S.
Minister to Spain, and, by her, has issue : —
2. Margaret Preston.
2. George A., b. 4 Nov. 1855.
3. EBEN SUMNER, of whom we treat.
1. Georgiana T., d. in infancy.
2. Helen, b. II July 1845 ; d. 10 Aug. 1847.
3. Frances E., b. 26 July 1847.
4. Hannah, b. II April 1853.
He d. 7 June 1887.
Residences — Hopedale, Mass., and 150 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass.
Clubs — Union, Somerset, New Algonquin, Exchange, Country
(Boston) ; Hope (Providence, Rhode Island) ; Metropolitan
(New York) ; Eastern Yacht (Marblehead, Mass.).
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TILGHMAN
Richard Tilghman, b. at Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, 25 Jan. 1865 ; m.,
1889, Gabriela, dau. of the Marquis
Luis de Potestad-Fornari, and has had
issue : —
Richard, b. 1893.
Gabriela.
DESCENT
WILLIAM TILGHMAN (1518-1594), of
Holloway Court, Snodland, Kent, b. 1518; son
of Richard Tilghman (by Julyan, his wife, dau. of
William Pordage), and grandson of William
Tilghman, of Holloway Court, who d. 27 Aug.
1541, and whose will was proved 22 Nov. 1541 ;
m. (i), Mary, dau. of John Bere, of Rochester, and
had issue : —
1. Edward, of Holloway Court, b. 15 April
I 542 ; m. Margaret Brewer, of Ditton,
and, by her (who was bur. 23 Oct.
1613), had issue ; bur. 2 3 Dec. 1 6 1 1 .
2. Henry, b. II Jan. 1544.
1. Joan, b. 1 5 Dec. 1540.
2. Dorothy, b. 4 Feb. 1545.
He m. (2) Joan (who d.s.p., and was bur. 20 Sept. 1563), dau. of Andrew
Amias ; m. (3), II Aug. 1567, Dorothy Reynolds, who d.s.p. and was bur.
21 Nov. 1572 ; m. (4), Susanna, dau. of Thomas Whetenhall, of Hextall's Court,
East Peckham, Kent, and, by her, had issue : —
3. Whetenhall, b. 25 July 1576 ; m. Ellen, dau. of Richard Renching, and had
issue.
4. Oswald, of whom later.
5. Charles, b. 13 Oct. 1582 ; bur. 25 May 1608.
6. Lambard, b. 10 April 1584 ; d. young.
7. Lambard, bap. 1 8 Aug. 1586 ; d. in infancy.
3. Dorothy, b. n Jan. 1578 ; m. Thomas St. Nicholas, of Ashe, Co. Kent ; d.
1 8 Sept. 1605, leaving issue.
He was bur. 24 Feb. 1594, and his will was proved 24 April 1594.
OSWALD TILGHMAN (1579-1628), b. 4 Oct. 1579; member of the Grocers'
Company of London; m. (i) (M.L. 13 Jan. 1612) Abigail, dau. of Rev. Francis
Tayler, Vicar of Godalming, Surrey, and, by her, had issue : —
Richard, of whom later.
Abigail, living in 1628.
He m. (2) (M.L. 15 Nov. 1626) Elizabeth Packnam (who d.s.p.), and his will
was proved 22 Jan. 1628.
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RICHARD TILGHMAN (1626-1676), b. 3 Sept. 1626; an eminent surgeon in
London, and one of the petitioners for the life of Charles I ; emigrated to America
and settled at the Hermitage in Maryland, with his family, 1 66 1 ; High Sheriff of
Talbot Co., 1669-1671 ; m., in England, Mary Foxley, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Samuel, b. II Dec. 1650 ; d. young.
2. William, b. 16 Feb. 1658 ; d. unm. 1682.
3. Richard, of whom later.
i Mary, b. Feb. 1655 ; m. Matthew Ward, of Talbot Co., and, by him (who d.
1677), had issue : —
Matthew Tilghman, b. 1677 ; Speaker of the Maryland Assembly,
1716-1718 ; Chief Justice of the Provincial Court, 1729-1732 ;
Member of Council, 1719-1741, afterwards President ; Major-
General, Commanding the Eastern Shore Militia, 1739 ; m.
(i) Mabel, widow of Captain James Murphy; m. (2) Margaret,
dau. of Captain Philemon Lloyd ; d.s.p. 25 May 1741.
2. Rebecca, m. 1681, Simon Wilmer, of Kent Co. (who d. 1699) ; d. 1725,
leaving issue.
3. Deborah, b. 12 March 1666.
He d. 7 Jan. 1676, and his will was proved 6 March 1676.
RICHARD TILGHMAN (1672-1738), b. 23 Feb. 1672 ; represented Talbot Co.
in the Maryland Assembly, 1698-1702; Member of Council, 1711-1738;
Chancellor of the Province, 1722 ; m., 7 Jan. 1700, Anna Maria, dau. of Colonel
Philemon Lloyd, of Talbot Co., and, by her (who d. Dec. 1748), had issue : —
1. Philemon, b. 1704 ; d. young.
2. Richard, of the Hermitage, Queen Anne Co. ; b. 28 April 1705 ; Justice of the
Provincial Court of Maryland, 1746-1766 ; m. Susanna, dau. of Peregrine
Frisby ; d. 29 Sept. 1768, leaving issue.
3- William, of Groces, Talbot Co. ; b. 22 Sept. 1711; Presiding Justice of Queen
Anne Co. from 1734 ; Member of the Assembly, 1734-1738 ; m., 2 Aug.
1736, his cousin Margaret, dau. of James Lloyd, and, by her, had issue ;
f J I * d- I?82>
4. Edward, of whom later.
5. James, b. 6 Dec. 1716 ; Member of Maryland Assembly, 1762-3 ; removed to
Philadelphia; Member of Council there, 1767-1776; returned to
Maryland and settled in Chestertown, 1777; m. Anna, dau. of Tench
Francis, of Fansley, Talbot Co., and had issue ; d. 24 Aug. 1793.
6. Matthew, of Bayside, Talbot Co. ; b. 1 7 Feb. 1718; Captain of a troop of
horse, 1741 ; Presiding Justice of Talbot Co. from 1769 ; Member of the
Maryland Assembly, 1751-1774; Speaker of the House, 1773-4;
President of the Maryland Convention, 1774-1776 ; Member of Congress,
1774-1777 ; Senator from Talbot Co., 1777-1781 ; m., 6 April 1741,
Anna, dau. of James Lloyd, and, by her (who d. 15 March 1794), had
issue (see Tilghman, Frederick Boyd) ; d. 4 May 1 790.
1. Mary, b. 23 Aug. 1702 ; m., 12 Oct. 1721, James Earle ; d. 10 Jan. 1736.
2. Henrietta Maria, b. 1 8 Aug. 1707; m. (i), 22 April 1731, George Robins
m. (2), 1747, William Goldsborough ; d. 7 Nov. 1771, and had issue.
3. Anna Maria, b. 15 Nov. 1709; m. (i), William Hemsley ; m. (2) Colonel
Robert Lloyd ; d. 30 Aug. 1763, and had issue.
He d. 23 Jan. 1738, and his will was proved 14 March 1738.
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TILGHMAN
EDWARD TILGHMAN (1713-1786), of Wye, Queen Anne Co. ; b. 3 July
1713 ; High Sheriff of Queen Anne Co., 1739-1742 ; one of the Justices of
the County, 1743-1749; Member of Assembly, 1746-1771; m. (i) Anna
Maria, dau. of Major William Turbutt, of Queen Anne County, and, by her,
had issue : —
i
I. Anna Maria, m. Bennet Chew.
He m. (2), 1749, Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel Chew, of Dover, and, by her, had
issue : —
1 . Richard.
2. Edward, of whom later.
3. Benjamin.
2. Elizabeth, m. Richard Tilghman, of the Hermitage, and had issue.
3. Anna Maria, m. (i) Charles Goldsborough (who d. 1774) ; m. (2) Robert Smith,
Bishop of South Carolina, 1795-1801, who d. 28 Oct. 1801, leaving issue.
He m. (3), 25 May 1759, Juliana, dau. of Dominick Carroll, of Cecil County,
and, by her, had issue : —
4. Matthew, b. 5 June 1760 ; Member of the Legislature for Kent Co., 1789-
1794 ; -m., 1788, Sarah, dau. of Thomas Smyth, of Chestertown, and had
issue.
5. Benjamin, b. Dec. 1764.
4. Mary, m. Richard Tilghman.
5. Susanna, m. Richard Ireland Jones.
He d. 9 Oct. 1786.
EDWARD TILGHMAN (1751-1815), of Philadelphia, b. n Feb. 1751 ; m.,
26 May 1774, Elizabeth, dau. of Benjamin Chew, Chief Justice of Pennsylvania,
1774, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Edward, b. 27 Feb. 1779 ; m. Rebecca Wain, and had issue; d. 1826.
2. Benjamin, of whom later.
1. Elizabeth, m., 24 Jan. 1804, William Cooke, of Baltimore, and had issue.
2. Mary Anna, m., 1817, William Rawle, of Philadelphia (who m. (2) Emily, dau. of
General Thomas Cadwalader), and had issue.
He d. i Nov. 1815.
BENJAMIN TILGHMAN (1785-1850), b. i Jan. 1785; m. Anna Maria,
dau. of William McMurtrie, of Philadelphia, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Edward.
2. William McMurtrie, m. Katherine Ingersoll, and had issue.
3. Benjamin Chew.
4. Richard Albert, of whom later.
1. Anna Maria.
2. Emily, d. unm. 3 June 1830.
He d. 1850.
RICHARD ALBERT TILGHMAN (1824-1899), b. 1824; m., 1860, Susan Price,
dau. of Robert Toland, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Benjamin Chew.
2. RICHARD, of whom we treat.
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TILGHMAN
1. Edith
2. Susan.
3. Agnes.
4. Angela.
He d. 1899.
Residence — Saint Davids, Pennsylvania.
Arms — Per fesse sable, and argent, a lion rampant-reguardant
double queued counterchanged, crowned, or.
Crest — A demi-lion issuant statant sable, crowned, or.
CHASE
Clement Chase, b. 25 Feb. 1860; m. 5 Oct. 1887, Lula Belle,
dau. of Colonel Edward Eugene Edwards, of Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, and has issue : —
1. Clement Edwards, b. 26 July 1888.
2. Philip Bradford, b. 13 Dec. 1894.
1. Carmelita, b. 20 April 1890.
2. Helena Modjeska, b. 23 Sept. 1900.
DESCENT
THOMAS CHASE, of Hundridge, in the parish of Chesham, Co. Buckingham,
had with other issue : —
RICHARD CHASE, bap. at Chesham, 3 Aug. 1542; m., 16 April 1564, Joan
Bishop, and, by her, had with other issue : —
AQUILA CHASE, bap. at Chesham, 14 Aug. 1580; m., 22 June 1606, Martha
Jelliman, and, by her, had with other issue : —
AQUILA CHASE (1618-1670), b. 1618 ; emigrated to America 1639 ; settled first
at Hampton, New Hampshire, afterwards at Newbury, Mass., 1646 ; m., at Hamp
ton, Anne, dau. of John Wheeler, and, by her (who d. 19 May 1688), had issue :—
1. Aquila, b. 26 Sept. 1652 ; m., 1673, Esther, dau. of John Bond ; d. 29 July
1720, leaving issue.
2. Thomas, b. 25 July 1654 '•> m- (0> 22 N°v- 1677, Rebecca Follansbee ; m. (2),
2 Aug. 1713, Elizabeth Mooers ; d. Jan. 1733, leaving issue.
3. John, b. 2 Nov. 1655 » m- 23 May 1677, Elizabeth Bingley, and had issue.
4. Daniel, b. 9 Dec. 1661 ; m. 25 Aug. 1683, Martha Kimball ; d. 8 Feb. 1707,
leaving issue.
5 . Moses, of whom later.
1. Sarah, m. Charles Annis.
2. Anne, b. 6 July 1647 ; m. Thomas Barber.
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3. Priscilla, b. 14 March 1649 ; m. Abel Merrill.
4. Mary, b. 3 Feb. 1651 ; m. John Stevens.
5. Elizabeth, b. 13 Sept. 1657.
6. Ruth, b. 1 8 March 1660 ; d. 30 May 1676.
He d. 27 Dec. 1670.
MOSES CHASE (1663-1743), of Newbury, Mass., b. 24 Dec. 1663; m. (i),
10 Nov. 1684, Anne, dau. of Thomas Follansbee, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Moses, b. 20 Feb. 1685 ; d. in infancy.
2. Daniel, of whom later.
3. Moses, b. 20 Jan. 1688 ; m., 2 Oct. 1709, Elizabeth Wells, and had issue.
4. Samuel, b. 13 May 1690 ; m., 8 Dec. 1713, Hannah Emery, and had issue.
5. Stephen, b. 29 Aug. 1696 ; m., Dec. 1717, Sarah Hale, and had issue.
6. Joseph, b. 9 Sept. 1703 ; m., 7 Sept. 1724, Mary Morss, and had issue.
7. Benoni, b. 5 April 1708 ; m., 4 Sept. 1728, Mary Rogers, and had issue.
1. Elizabeth, b. 25 Sept. 1693.
2. Hannah, b. 13 Sept. 1699 ; m., 9 April 1723, Timothy Jackman.
He d. 6 Sept. 1743, having m. (2), 1713, Sarah Jacobs, of Ipswich, Mass.
DANTIEL CHASE (1685-1768), of Newbury, Mass., b. 20 Sept. 1685 ; m., 6 Jan.
1706, Sarah, dau. of Hugh March, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Samuel, b. 28 Sept. 1707 ; m. Mary Dudley ; d. 12 Aug. 1800, leaving with
other issue : —
Dudley, b. 29 Aug. 1730 ; m., 23 Aug. 1753, Alice Corbet, and,
dying 13 April 1814, left with other issue : —
1. Ithamar, b. 27 Sept. 1762 ; m. Jannette Ralston, and
had with other issue : —
Salmon Portland, b. 13 Jan. 1808 ; U.S.
Senator; Governor of Ohio, 1855—
1859; Secretary of the Treasury, 1 861 —
1864; Chief Justice, U.S., 1865-
1873 ; m. (l), 4 March 1834, Cathe
rine Jane Garniss ; m. (2), 26 Sept.
1839, Eliza Ann Smith; m. (3),
6 Nov. 1846, Sarah Bella Dunlop
Ludlow ; d. 7 May 1873.
2. Dudley, b. 30 Dec. 1771 ; Attorney for Orange County,
1803-1811 ; Member of the Legislature, 1805-
1812 ; Speaker, 1808-1812 ; U.S. Senator, 1813-
1817 and 1825-1831 ; Chief Justice of Supreme
Court of Vermont, 1817-1821; d. 23 Feb. 1846.
3. Philander, b. 14 Dec. 1775 ; Bishop of Ohio, 1819-
1831 ; Bishop of Illinois, 1835 ; d. 20 ^ePt- l%$2-
2. Daniel, b. 18 Sept. 1709 ; m. (i) Hannah Tuttle ; m. (2) Martha Fletcher ; d.
1799, leaving issue.
3. Joshua, b. 9 Nov. 1711.
4. Nehemiah, b. 27 June 1718 ; d.s.p.
5. Caleb, b. 29 Nov. 1722 ; m. Sarah Prince ; d. 2 Oct. 1808, leaving issue.
6. Moody, b. 3 Sept. 1723 ; m., 17 Jan. 1749, Elizabeth, dau. of Jonathan Hale,
and had issue.
7. Moses, of whom later.
1. Amy, b. 13 Nov. 1713 ; m., 25 May 1736, David Lilley.
2. Sarah, b. 22 April 1716.
3. Judith, b. 7 Sept. 1720 ; m., 15 Sept. 1737, Thomas Hall.
He d. 17 April 1768.
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CHASE
MOSES CHASE (1727- ), of Cornish, New Hampshire, b. 16 March 1727 ;
Captain of a company of New Hampshire minute men under Colonel Allen at the
taking of Fort Ticonderoga, 1777 ; one of the presidential electors for New
Hampshire at the first election of Washington; m., 15 April 1752, Hannah, dau.
of Jonas Brown, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Daniel, b. 15 March 1753.
2. John, b. 4 Oct. 1755.
3. Amos, b. 19 May 1760 ; d. 23 Dec. 1849.
4. Nahum, b. 9 Oct. 1762.
5. Caleb, b. n Sept. 1767.
6. Moody, b. 10 Oct. 1770.
7. Moses, b. 29 Nov. 1772.
8. Clement, of whom later.
9. Harvey, b. 13 Nov. 1778.
1. Hannah, b. Feb. 1758; d. 1 6 Jan. 1812.
2. Judith, b. 26 Nov. 1764.
3. Susan, b. 4 August 1769 ; d. in infancy.
4. Susan, b. 4 July 1776 ; d. in infancy.
5. Sarah, b. 1780 ; m. Rev. John Lord.
CLEMENT CHASE (1776-1867), of Cornish, New Hampshire, b. 4 July 1776;
m. (i) Lucy Murray, and, by her (who d. 18 Aug. 1814), had issue : —
1. Philemon Murray, b. 1799 ; d. 1820.
2. Truman, b. 1807 ; m. Amanda Tisdale.
3. George Clement, b. i May 1809 ; d. in infancy.
1. Susan, b. n Aug. 1800 ; d. 1837.
2. Lucy Murray, b. 17 Dec. 1807 ; m. Horace Bushnell ; d. 30 Sept. 1889.
3. Esther Robbins, b. 8 Feb. 1813 ; d. in infancy.
4. Esther Robbins, b. 13 August 1814 ; m. William Silloway ; d. 12 Sept. 1897.
He m. (2) Olive, dau. of Champion Spalding, and, by her (who d. 1 1 May
1823), had issue : —
4. Champion Spalding, of whom later.
5. Philemon Murray, b. 12 July 1822 ; d. in infancy.
5. Olive Spalding, b. 6 March 1816 ; m. John B. Judson, M.D.; d. 31 Aug. 1866.
6. Eunice Dana, b. 1818 ; d. 1832.
Hem. (3) Prudence SpaffbrdAndrus, and, by her (who d. 18 July 1863), had issue: —
6. George Murray, b. 6 March 1830 ; m. Einmeline Chapman ; d. 1886, leaving
issue.
7. Sarah, b. 23 Nov. 1829 ; m. Robert H. Lay.
8. Ruthy Maria.
He d. 7 June 1867.
CHAMPION SPALDING CHASE (1820-1898), b. 20 March 1820; Paymaster in
the Union Army, 1861-1865 5 Attorney-General of Nebraska, 1867 ; Mayor of
Omaha for many years; m., I May 1848, Mary Sophronia, dau. of Moses Bradford
Butterfield, and, by her (who d. 3 Jan. 1882), had issue :—
CLEMENT, of whom we treat.
He d. 3 Nov. 1 1
Residence — 4823 Cass Street, Omaha, Nebraska.
Clubs — Omaha, Country, Commercial, Fontenelle.
CORWIN
Edward Tanjore Corwin, b. in New York 12 July 1834;
m., 25 July 1 86 1, Mary Esther, dau. of Nicholas Kipp, and, by
her, has issue : —
I. Charles Edward (Rev.), b. at Millstone, New Jersey, 7 Sept. 1868 ;
graduated, Rutgers, 1892; B.D. 1895 ; m., 15 June 1898, Ellen
Gibb Kingsley.
I. Euphemia Kipp, b. at Paramus, New Jersey, 26 June 1863.
The Rev. E. T. Corwin graduated at City of New York Col
lege, 1853; D.D., Rutgers, 1872; was Pastor of Reformed Church
in America, Paramus, New Jersey, 1857-1863, and Greendale,
N.Y., 1895-1897 ; appointed President General Synod, 1891.
DESCENT
MATTHIAS CORWIN ( -1658), son of John Corwin, of Sibbertoft, Co.
Northampton (whose will was proved 14 June 1631), emigrated to America about
1630; settled first at Ipswich, Mass., afterwards at Southold, Long Island;
m. , and had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Theophilus, b. 1634 5 m- Mary — — ; d. 1692, leaving issue.
3. Martha, m. (i) Henry Case ; m. (2) Thomas Hutchinson.
He d. Sept. 1658.
JOHN CORWIN (1630-1702), b. 1630; m., 4 Feb. 1658, Mary, dau. of
Charles Glover, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Matthias, b. 1676 ; m. Mary - — ; d. 9 March 1769, leaving issue.
3. Samuel, b. 1677 ; m. Anne — — ; d. 28 Dec. 1705, leaving issue.
1. Sarah, b. 1660 ; m. Jacob Osman, and had issue.
2. Rebecca, m. Abram Osman, and had issue.
3. Hannah, d. unm.
4. Abigail, d. unm.
5. Mary, m. Jacob Mapes, and had issue.
He d. 25 Sept. 1702.
JOHN CORWIN (1663-1729), b. 1663; Captain; m. Sarah , and had
issue : —
1. Benjamin, d. 1721.
2. John, of whom later.
3. David, m. Deborah Wells, and had issue.
1. Sarah, m. Peter Simons ; d. 1738, leaving issue.
2. Hester, b. 1685.
3. Elizabeth, b. 1700.
He d. 13 Dec. 1729.
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JOHN CORWIN (1705-1755), b. 10 July 1705 ; m. (i) Hester Clark; m. (2)
Elizabeth Goldsmith, and had issue : —
1. John, b. 1735 ; m. (i) Sarah Hubbard ; m. (2) Deborah Brown ; d. 22 Dec.
1817, leaving issue.
2. James, of whom later.
3. William, b. 21 Feb. 1744 ; m. Hannah Reeves ; d. i Dec. 1818, leaving issue.
1. Elizabeth.
2. Sarah, b. 1739 ; m. John Penney.
He d. 22 Dec. 1755.
JAMES CORWIN (1741-1791), b. 22 Aug. 1741, of Middletown, Orange Co.,
N.Y.; m., 1763, Mehetable, dau. of William Horton, and, by her (who d. 27 Oct.
1795), had issue : —
1. William, b. 19 March 1764 ; m. Leah Johnson ; d. 17 May 1800, leaving issue.
2. George, b. 27 June 1766 ; m., 1805, Betty Brush ; d. 2 Dec. 1834, leaving issue.
3. Martin Luther, b. 22 Dec. 1768 ; m. Rebecca Jane Newman ; d. 14 Aug.
1845, leaving issue.
4. James, of whom later.
5. Benjamin, b. 1780 ; d. unm. 24 June 1804.
6. John, b. 1782 ; m. Elizabeth Wickham ; d. 1 1 Oct. 1850, leaving issue.
7. Moses, b. 16 Jan. 1785 ; m., 1809, Martha Stuart ; d. 29 March 1866, leaving
issue.
1. Mehetable, b. 1773 ; m. James Boak ; d. 1794.
2. Elizabeth, b. 1781 ; m. Eliphalet Warner ; d. 1820, leaving issue.
He d. 9 Nov. 1791.
JAMES CORWIN (1771-1848), of New York City, b. 14 July 1771 ; m., 17 Dec.
1793, Mary, dau. of William Simrall, and, by her (who d. 22 July 1825), had issue : —
1. Henry Wisner, b. 5 Oct. 1794; m. Elizabeth Ann Kelley ; d. July 1842,
leaving issue.
2. Gabriel, b. 10 Oct. 1795 ; m. Olivia Gladen ; d. 2 Nov. 1820, leaving issue.
3. William, b. and d. 9 April 1802.
4. James Horton, b. 5 May 1806 ; d. 29 April 1830.
5. Edward Calwell, of whom later.
6. Lewis Bodel, b. 30 Dec. 1807 ; m., 1831, Caroline Haviland ; d.s.p. 6 March
1832.
1. Laura, m. William Wells, and had issue.
2. Eliza, b. 7 May 1804 ; m., 1834, Henry Corwin Wetherby ; d. 3oNov. 1842,
leaving issue.
3. Maria, b. 7 May 1804 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 8 July 1848.
EDWARD CALWELL CORWIN (1807-1856), of New York City, b. 30 Dec.
1807; m., 1 6 June 1829, Mary Anny, dau. of Christian Shuart, and, by her,
had issue : —
1. James Horton, b. 17 March 1830; m., 31 Jan. 1854, Annie M. Garretson ;
d. 2 Feb. 1 86 1, leaving issue.
2. EDWARD TANJORE, of whom we treat.
3. George Brainard, b. 12 June 1836 ; d. 22 March 1839.
I. Leah Margaret, b. 24 March 1832 ; m. George S. Corwin.
He d. 22 Aug. 1856.
Residence — New Brunswick, New Jersey.
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COPPINGER
John Joseph Coppinger, b. in Ireland,
ii Oct. 1834 ;m., 6 Feb. 1883, Alice
Stanwood, dau. of James G. Blaine,
U.S. Senator, and, by her, has issue : —
1. Blaine, b. 6 Nov. 1883.
2. Conor, b. 6 Sept. 1885.
General Coppinger, who served as
Captain in the Roman army, was ap
pointed Captain U.S. Infantry, 1861;
promoted for gallantry at Cedar Creek,
and commissioned Major-General U.S.
Volunteers 4 May 1898, commanding
4th Army Corps.
DESCENT
STEPHEN COPPINGER ( -1600), M.P. for
City of Cork, 1559; d. 2 July 1600, leaving issue : —
1. William, b. 1570 ; d.s.p. I Dec. 1606.
2. Thomas, of whom later.
THOMAS COPPINGER (1578-1635), b. 1578 ;
m. Catherine, eldest dau. of Alderman John
Coppinger, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Stephen, of whom later.
2. John, d. unm. 1636.
I. Catherine, m. Francis Roche, High Sheriff of Cork, 1641, and had issue.
He d. 24 Dec. 1635.
STEPHEN COPPINGER (1610-1681), of Ballinvolane, Co. Cork, b. 1610 ; m. Ellis,
dau. of Henry Gould, Alderman of Cork, and, by her (who d. 1688), had issue : —
1 . Thomas, of whom later.
2. William, High Sheriff of Cork, 1687, from whom derive the Coppingers of
Bordeaux.
3. Henry, Captain, Carroll Dragoons, in the service of King James II.
4. Matthew.
He d. 28 July 1681.
THOMAS COPPINGER, of Ballinvolane, who, with his brothers, was outlawed and
attainted for loyal adherence to King James II., retired to France, and was
apparently still living there in 1729 ; m., 1669, Helen, dau. of Edward Galwey, of
Lotabeg, Co. Cork, and, by her (who d. 1684), na(^ issue : —
1. Stephen, of whom later.
2. Edward, d. unm. 1696.
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3. John, m., 1711, Mary, dau. of Henry Gould, and from whom descend the
Coppingers of Midleton, Co. Cork.
4. Edmund.
1. Joan, m., 1706, Conor O'Brien.
2. Catherine, m., 1706, Joseph Ronayne.
STEPHEN COPPINGER, of Ballinvolane; m., 1702, Jean, dau. of Stephen Gould, of
Cork, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, m. (i), 1729, Mary, dau. and co-heir of Nicholas Blundell, of Crosby,
Co. Lancaster, who d. 6 Aug. 1734, leaving issue : —
Stephen, d. young.
m. (2), 1736, Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of Michael Moore, of Drogheda,
and, dying 1747, left, by her (whose will was proved 1770), issue : —
Marianne, m., 27 July 1767, Charles, nth Duke of Norfolk ; d.s.p.
22 May 1769.
2. William, of whom later.
3. Joseph, m., 1743, Mary Arthur, and had issue.
1. Mary, m., 2 Feb. 1732, Patrick Rochfort ; d. 17 Aug. 1736.
2. Teresa, m. Patrick Sarsfield, of Johnstown, Co. Cork.
WILLIAM COPPINGER, ( -7775), of Ballinvolane, m., 1737, Elizabeth, dau.
of John Galwey, of Lota, and, by her, had issue :—
1. Stephen, d. young.
2. William, m., 1777, Jane, dau. of Stanislaus McMahon, and, by her (who d.
31 Jan. 1833), had issue.
3. John, d. unm.
4. Thomas, of Rossmore, Co. Cork, m. Dorinda, dau. of Edmund Barry, of Dun-
dullerick, Co. Cork, and had issue.
5. Richard, an officer in the Austrian service, d. unm.
6. Joseph, of whom later.
7. James, m. Alicia, dau. of William Coppinger, of Midleton, and had issue.
He d. about 1775.
JOSEPH COPPINGER, of Ballydaniel, Co. Cork ; m. his cousin Alicia, dau. of John
Coppinger, of Granacloyne, and, by her, had issue : —
WILLIAM JOSEPH COPPINGER ( -1855), of Glenmore, Co. Cork ; m. Mar
garet, sister of Cornelius O'Brien, of Kilcor, Co. Cork, and, by her, had issue :—
1. JOHN JOSEPH, of whom we treat.
2. Henry.
1. Alice.
2. Mary, a nun.
3. Margaret.
He d. 1855.
Residence — Washington, D.C.
Club — Metropolitan (Washington).
Arms — Azure, a bull's head cabossed argent.
Crest — A demi-lion rampant.
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PECK
William Emerson Peck, b. 30 June 1858 ; m., 30 Jan. i
Bertha Thompson, dau. of Edward Napoleon Thompson Pierce,
of Plainville, Connecticut, and, by her, has issue : —
Elena Mayhew, b. 14 Aug. 1890.
DESCENT
JOSEPH PECK ( -1701) emigrated to America, and in 1635 settled in New
Haven, Conn. ; afterwards removed to Milford, Conn., 1649 5 m- (0 Alice Burwell ;
m. (2) Alice Richards, and had issue : —
1. Joseph, of whom later.
2. John, b. 4 March 1655 ; m., and had issue.
1. Elizabeth, b. 1651 ; m. Thomas Hayes.
2. Mary, b. 16/0 ; m. William Northrop.
3. Ann, b. 1672.
4. Hannah.
He d. 1701.
JOSEPH PECK. (1653- )> °f Milford, Conn., b. 1653 5 m-> 27 Jan-
Mary Camp, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Joseph, b. 25 Feb. 1681 ; m., 14 Jan. 1707, Abigail Baldwin, and had issue.
2. John, b. 4 Sept. 1685 ; d. 27 Nov. 1709.
3. Jeremiah, b. 1687 ; m., 20 Aug. 1713, Hannah Fisk, and had issue.
4. Samuel, of whom later.
5. Ephraim, b. 1692 ; m., 7 Nov. 1716, Sarah Ford ; d. 23 July 1760, leaving
issue.
6. Henry, b. 1695; m. (i) Ann Ford ; m. (2) Mary Northrop ; d. 19 Nov. 1762,
leaving issue.
7. Nathaniel, b. 1699 ; m. Phebe -- ; d. 1776, leaving issue.
8. Heth, b. 3 Oct. 1703 ; m., 26 Feb. 1730, Hannah Camp ; d. 4 May 1797,
leaving issue.
1. Mary, b. 15 Dec. 1682.
2. Elizabeth, b. 1697.
3. Abigail, b. 25 Sept. 1701.
SAMUEL PECK (1690- ), of Milford, Conn., b. 1690; m., 5 May 1714,
Martha Clark, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Samuel, of whom later.
2. Job, b. 15 Sept. 1720 ; m., 31 July 1744, Betsey Judson, and had issue.
3. Nathan, b. 1724 ; m., 12 Sept. 1750, Tabitha Bears, and had issue.
1. Martha, b. 31 Jan. 1715.
2. Mary, b. 30 July 1718.
3. Abigail, b. 1722.
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PECK
SAMUEL PECK (1716- ), of Milford, Conn., b. 21 May 1716 ; m., 18 Aug.
1735, Hannah Jennings, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Samuel, of whom later.
2. Michael, b. 10 Aug. 1738 ; m., and had issue.
1. Sarah, m. Mansfield Stone.
2. Mehitable, m. Nehemiah Lewis.
SAMUEL PECK (1736-1822), of Milford, Conn., b. 22 Aug. 1736 ; Captain in
the Revolutionary War ; m., 7 July 1762, Mehitable Smith, and, by her (who d.
Jan. 1826), had issue: —
1. Samuel, b. 19 Oct. 1764 ; d. 28 Nov. 1841.
2. Ephraim, b. 19 Nov. 1766 ; m., and had issue.
3. Hezekiah, b. 25 Dec. 1768 ; d. I 3 Jan. 1846 ; m., and had issue.
4. Nathan, b. 20 March 1771 ; m. Mehitable Tibbats, and had issue.
5. Michael, of whom later.
6. Daniel, b. 28 Nov. 1775 ; m., and had issue.
I. Mehitable, b. 13 Feb. 1763 ; m. Abraham Clark ; d. 1851.
He d. 12 June 1822.
MICHAEL PECK (1773-1861), of Milford, Conn., b. 12 Aug. 1773; m.,
i Jan. 1797, Mary Marshall, and, by her, had issue :—
1. Jonathan, b. 12 Oct. 1799 ; m., and had issue.
2. Elnathan, of whom later.
3. Elisha, b. 22 Oct. 1810 ; m., and had issue.
1. Maria, b. 12 Oct. 1801.
2. Susan, b. 23 April 1805.
3. Julia, b. 23 Oct. 1807.
4. Abigail, b. 5 June 1813.
Hed. 27 Dec. 1861.
ELNATHAN PECK (1803-1865), of New Britain, Conn., b. n Aug. 1803;
m. Mary Dewey, and, by her, had issue :—
1. Henry F.
2. Charles, of whom later.
3. John M.
4. Oliver D.
1. Abigail.
2. Mary J.
3. Martha.
4. Ann E.
He d. 28 Dec. 1865.
CHARLES PECK (1830-1903), of New Britain, Conn., b. 16 March 1830;
m., 7 Sept. 1853, Mary Folger, dau. of Rev. Emerson Davis, D.D., of Westfield,
Mass., and, by her, had with other issue : —
WILLIAM EMERSON, of whom we treat.
He d. 1903.
Residences — 12 East 58th Street, New York, and Sachem's Head,
Conn.
Clubs — University, Yale, Barnard (New York) ; Sachem's Head
Yacht (Conn.).
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GREENE
Homer Greene, b. 10 Jan. 1853 > m- (0» 2O Sept. 1883,
Matilda E., dau. of Benjamin Case, who d.s.p. 22 Aug. 1884;
m. (2), 30 June 1886, Katharine, dau. of the late John Pollard
Gaines, and, by her, has issue : —
Giles Pollard, b. 15 June 1888.
Margaret Harriet, b. 3 Nov. 1893.
DESCENT
PETER GREENE (1654—1723), of Conanicut, 3rd son of John Greene (see Greene,
Francis Vinton), b. 4 Feb. 1654 ; Freeman, 1678 ; Deputy from Warwick to
General Assembly for ten years ; Captain of the Train Band, 1697; m-> :^ Dec.
1680, Elizabeth, dau. of Stephen Arnold, of Pawtucket, R.I., and, by her (who d.
5 June 1728), had issue : —
1. Peter (Major), b. 20 Jan. 1682 ; m., 29 June 1710, Keziah Davis, and, by her
(who d. 17 March 1753), left issue ; d. 3 Dec. 1767.
2. John, b. 1686 ; m., 25 Oct. 1719, Mary, dau. of Major Job Greene, and, by
her (who d. I March 1783), had issue ; d. 30 May 1758.
3. Stephen, b. 1688 ; d. unm. 10 April 1722.
4. William, of whom later.
5. Elisha, b. 13 Feb. 1692 ; m. Mary, dau. of Richard Greene, and had issue ;
d. 1767.
6. Barlow, b. 29 Dec. 1695; m., 21 Oct. 1717, Lydia, dau. of Israel Harding, and,
by her, had issue,
i. Sarah, b. 28 Nov. 1685 ; m., 28 Nov. 1706, Stephen Arnold ; d. 1724.
He d. 12 Aug. 1723.
WILLIAM GREENE (1690-1766), of Old Warwick; b. 29 July 1690 ; m. (i),
14 Feb. 1713, Sarah, dau. of John Medbury, of Rehoboth, Mass.; and, by her
(who. d. 6 April 1763), had issue: —
1. James, of whom later.
2. Stephen, b. 1723 ; m., 8 Feb. 1753, Mary, dau. of John Hammett ; d. 8 Sept.
1756.
He d. 17 March 1766, having m. (2), 16 Oct. 1763, Phebe Johnson.
JAMES GREENE (1713-1792), of Centreville ; b. 8 Sept. 1713 ; m., 15 June
1738, Desire, dau. of Giles Slocum, of East Greenwich, and, by her (who d.
22 Nov. 1794), had issue : —
1. William, d. young.
2. Giles, of whom later.
3. James, b. 1754; rn. (i), 17 Nov. 1782, Rebecca, dau. of Saunders Pitman,
who d. 7 July 1806, leaving issue ; m. (2), Mercy, dau. of Captain William
Waterman, of Warwick, and, by her (who d. 28 Feb. 1851), had issue ;
d. 14 Oct. 1825.
He d. 30 May 1792.
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GILES GREENE (1745-1765), b. 25 March 1745 ; m., 13 Sept. 1764, Phebe,
dau. of John Rhodes, and, by her (who m. (2), 2 March 1767, Nathaniel Chapman),
had issue : —
GILES GREENE (7765- ), b. about 1765 ; m., 6 Jan. 1784, Rhoda, dau.
of William Arnold, and, by her, had issue : —
1. James, of whom later.
2. Giles Slocum, b. 9 April 1791 ; d. unm. 26 Aug. 1858.
JAMES GREENE (1785-1857), b. 5 May 1785 ; m. (i), 7 July 1808, Lydia,
dau. of Pordon Abbott, of Coventry, R.I., who d.s.p. ; m. (2), 20 April 1814, Susan
Westgate, and, by her (who. d. 1874), had issue : —
1. James, m. Alma Carpenter.
2. Rhodes, m. Eunice Reynolds.
3. Giles, of whom later.
4. Alexander, m. Mary Jordan.
5. Arnold, m. Lydia Tinkham.
6. Charles, d. unm.
7. Stephen, m. Helen Swartz.
1 . Lydia, m. Stephen S. Clark.
2. Susan, m. Daniel Dayton.
3. Rhoda, d. unm.
4. Priscilla, m. Benjamin Aylesworth.
5. Syllinda, m. William Aylesworth.
He d. i July 1857.
GILES GREENE (1823-1892), b. 9 Nov. 1823 ; m., 21 Sept. 1850, Harriet L.
Schenck, and, by her, had issue : —
HOMER, of whom we treat.
Susan S., m. J. W. Sandercock.
He d. 14 Aug. 1892.
Residence — Honesdale, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.
Clubs — Authors (New York), Scranton, Engineers (Scranton,
Pennsylvania), Exchange (Honesdale, Pennsylvania).
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PARKER
Daingerfield Parker, b. 23 May 1832 ; m., 5 June 1861, Amelia,
dau. of Michael Nisbet, of Washington, D.C.
General Parker served with distinction in the United States
Infantry 1861-1896, taking part in the battles of Bull Run,
Antietam, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, etc.;
promoted Brigadier-General (retired), 1904.
DESCENT
ALEXANDER PARKER ( -1751), of Rappahannock (now Essex) Co., Virginia,
M.D., said to have been a grandson of George Parker, who emigrated from England
and settled in Accomac Co., Virginia, 1650; Sheriff of Essex Co., 1732; m.
Susannah Harwar, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Richard, of whom later.
2. Alexander.
3. William.
He d. 1751.
RICHARD PARKER (1729-1813), of Lawfield, Westmoreland Co., Virginia,
b. 1729; King's Attorney ; Judge, 1788-1813 ; m., 24 Dec. 1751, Elizabeth, dau.
of William Beale, of Chesnut Hill, and, by her, had issue : —
1. William Harwar, of whom later.
2. Richard, Colonel First Virginia Regiment ; killed in action at Charleston,
24 April 1780.
3. Alexander, Captain Second Virginia Regiment, 1780; Colonel Fifth Regiment
U.S. Army ; and afterwards Brigadier-General ; m. — Redman ; d. 1820,
leaving issue.
4. Thomas, Brigadier-General in the U.S. Army ; m. Sarah Opie ; d. 24 Jan.
1820, leaving issue.
5. John, d. 1810, leaving issue.
1. Anne Harwar, m. — Sparks.
2. Francis, m. General John Blackwell.
3. Elizabeth, m. Le Roy Daingerfield.
He d. 1813.
WILLIAM HARWAR PARKER (1752-1815), b. 1752 ; Captain Virginia State
Navy, 1776-1780 ; m. Mary, dau. of Foxhall Sturman, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Richard Elliott, b. 27 Dec. 1783; Colonel, 1813-1814; Judge, 1817-1840;
m. Elizabeth, dau. of Dr. W. Foushee ; d. 9 Sept. 1840, leaving issue.
2. William Chilton (Colonel), m. (i) Margaretta, dau. of Dr. W. Foushee ; m.
(2) Eliza Sparks ; d. 26 Oct. 1847, leaving issue.
3. Foxhall Alexander, of whom later.
4. John, d. unm.
i. Juliet Octavia, m. Le Roy Daingerfield.
Hed. 1815.
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PARKER
FOXHALL ALEXANDER PARKER (1788-1857), b. 1788 ; a distinguished officer in
the U.S. Navy, Commodore ; m., 1814, Sarah Jay, dau. of General Robert Bogardus,
of New York, and, by her, had issue : —
1 . Robert Bogardus, d.s.p.
2. Foxhall Alexander, b. 5 Aug. 1821 ; served against the Florida Indians, and
was commissioned Lieutenant, 1850 ; appointed Commander, 1862, and
served with much distinction in the Revolutionary War ; promoted Captain,
1866, and Commodore, 1872; Superintendent U.S. Naval Academy,
1878-1879; m. (i) Mary Green; m. (2) Anna Mallory ; m. (3)
- Donaldson ; d. 10 June 1879, leaving issue.
3. William Harwar, b. 8 Oct. 1826 ; Lieutenant U.S. Navy, 1855 ; entered the
Confederate Service, 1861 ; m. Margaret, dau. of Burwell Mosely ; d.s.p.
30 Dec. 1896.
4. Richard Le Roy, an officer in the U.S. Volunteer Navy ; d.s.p.
5. DAINGERFIELD, of whom we treat.
1 . Mary Jay, d. young.
2. Octavia.
3. Virginia Adela, m., and had issue.
He d. 23 Nov. 1857.
Residence — The Mendota, Washington, D.C.
Club — Metropolitan (Washington).
PENROSE
Boies Penrose, b. at Philadelphia, i Nov. 1860 ; graduated with
honours at Harvard University, 1881; admitted to the Bar of
Philadelphia, 1883; Member of the House of Representatives,
1885; Member of the State Senate, 1886, re-elected, 1890,
President, 1891 ; U.S. Senator, Pennsylvania, 1897-1903.
DESCENT
BARTHOLOMEW PENROSE (1674-1711), son of Bartholomew Penrose, of
St. Stephen's Parish, Bristol, bap. 21 Jan. 1674 ; emigrated to America and settled
in Philadelphia about 1700 ; m., 1703, Esther, dau. of Tobias Leech, of Philadelphia
(formerly of Cheltenham, Co. Gloucester), and, by her, had issue : —
1. Bartholomew, b. 1708 ; m., 21 May 1737, Mary, dau. of John Kirll, and had
issue.
2. Thomas, of whom later.
1. Dorothy, b. 1703 ; m. Isaac Shoemaker ; d. 1 1 Aug. 1764.
2. Sarah, b. 1705 ; m. Richard Mather ; d. 28 April 1777.
He d. Nov. 1711.
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THOMAS PENROSE (1709-1757), of Philadelphia, b. 1709; m., 21 Oct. 1731,
Sarah, dau. of John Coats, of Philadelphia ; and, by her (who m. (2) Captain Lester
Falkner, and m. (3) Anthony Duche), had issue : —
1. Bartholomew, d. young.
2. Thomas, b. 22 Jan. 1734 ; m., 7 July 1757, Ann, dau. of Joseph Dowding ;
d. 28 Nov. 1815, leaving issue.
3. John, d. young.
4. James, of whom later.
5. Samuel, b. 1 1 Nov. 1742 ; m. (l), 30 April 1766, Ann, dau. of Plunket Fleeson ;
m. (2), 30 Sept. 1780, Sarah Moulder ; d. 1796, leaving issue.
6. Bartholomew, d. in infancy.
7. Isaac, b. I March 1747 ; m. (i) Cassandra Hal], of Maryland, who d. 1781 ;
m. (2) Ann ; d. 16 Jan. 17*54, leaving issue.
8. Benjamin, d. young.
9. Jonathan, b. 10 July 1752 ; m., 8 Nov. 1775, Ann, dau. of John Rowan, and
had issue.
He d. 1757.
JAMES PENROSE (1738-1771), b. in Philadelphia, 23 Feb. 1738 ; m., 15 March
1766, Sarah, dau. of John Biddle, of Philadelphia, and, by her (who m. (2), 15 Aug.
1776, John Shaw, and d. 24 Oct. 1794), had issue : —
1. John, d. in infancy.
2. Clement Biddle, of whom later.
He d. 7 Sept. 1771.
CLEMENT BIDDLE PENROSE (1771-1820), b. in Philadelphia, 20 Feb. 1771 ;
one of the three Commissioners for the territory ceded by France to the U.S. ;
m., I Aug. 1/96, Anne Howard, dau. of Major Charles Bingham of the British
Army, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Charles Bingham, of whom later.
2. Clement Biddle, b. 30 Sept. 1802 ; m., 3 June 1830, Anne, dau. of Joseph Biddle
Williamson, of New Orleans.
3. James Wilkinson, Major U.S. Army, b. 1808 ; m., I Jan. 1849, Mary Ann, dau.
of General William Hoffman, U.S. Army, and had issue.
4. Howard.
1. Ann, d. 1832.
2. Mary, d. 1 886.
3. Sarah Tillier, d. 15 Dec. 1821.
He d. 1820.
CHARLES BINGHAM PENROSE (1798-1857), b. at Frankford, Philadelphia, 6 Oct.
1798 ; admitted to the Bar, in Philadelphia, 9 May 1821 ; Member of the Senate of
Pennsylvania, 1833-1842 ; Speaker of the Senate ; Solicitor to the Treasury, 1841 ;
m., 1 6 March 1824, Valeria Fullerton, dau. of William McFunn Biddle; and, by
her (who d. 15 Nov. 1881), had issue : —
I. William McFunn, Colonel 6th Regiment U.S. Army, b. 29 March 1825 ; m.,
July 1858, Valeria, dau. of General Charles Merchant, of the U.S. Army ;
d. 2 Sept. 1872, leaving issue : —
1. S.irah Merchant.
2. Valeria Biddle.
3. Ellen Williams.
4. Virginia Merchant.
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2. Richard Alexander Fullerton, of whom later.
3. Clement Biddle, b. 27 Oct. 1832 ; m., 30 Sept. 1857, Mary, dau. of Stephen
Beasley Linnard, and had issue : —
1. Charles Bingham, d. young.
2. Stephen Beasley Linnard, b. 20 Dec. 1864 ; President of Whitman
College, Walla Walla ; m., 17 June 1896, Mary Deming, dau.
of the Hon. Nathaniel Shipman, Judge U. S., and has issue : —
1. Nathaniel Shipman, b. 14 Nov. 1902.
2. Clement Biddle, b. 14 Nov. 1902.
1. Mary Deming, b. 26 March 1898.
2. Frances Shipman, b. 16 Feb. 1900.
1. Emily Linnard, b. 17 Oct. 1858.
2. Valeria Fullerton, b. 29 Oct. 1860.
3. Helen, m., 17 Oct. 1901, Thomas Leiper Hodge.
4. Elizabeth Colegate, m., 3 Feb. 1891, Rev. Henry Everston Cobb,
D.D., and has issue : —
1. Oliver Ellsworth, b. 3 Feb. 1895.
2. Clement Biddle Penrose, b. 16 Sept. 1900.
1. Dorothy Penrose, b. 31 Oct. 1892.
2. Emily Linnard, b. 22 June 1899.
5. Lydia Baird, b. 22 Sept. 1871.
6. Mary Clementina, b. 1 6 April 1875.
4. Charles Bingham, b. 29 Aug. 1838 ; m., 29 Dec. 1870, Clara, dau. of Dr. James
• Wheeler Andairese, and had issue : —
1. Charles Bingham, b. 25 March 1872.
2. Clement Andairese, of Baltimore, Maryland, b. 2 Jan. 1874 ;
graduated M.D. Johns Hopkins University.
I. Sarah Clementina, m., Sept. 1854, William Sergeant Blight, and had issue : —
1. Charles Penrose, b. 8 Oct. 1855 ; d. unm. 4 July 1895.
2. William Sergeant, b. 7 March 1858, of the Philadelphia Bar; m.,
6 Dec. 1890, Cornelia Taylor, dau. of Isaac Oliver Blight.
3. Elihu Spencer, b. 1 1 Nov. 1860; graduated at the University of
Pennsylvania, 1881.
I. Lydia Spencer, b. 26 April 1863 ; m., 7 Dec. 1886, John F.
Hageman, of New Jersey, who d. I July 1893.
Hed. 1857.
RICHARD ALEXANDER FULLERTON PENROSE (1827- ), b. at Carlisle, Penn
sylvania, 24 March 1827 ; graduated at the University of Pennsylvania, M.D. 1849 »
Dickinson College, LL.D., 1872; Member of the College of Physicians,
Philadelphia, and one of the Founders of the University Hospital ; m., 28 Sept. 1858,
Sarah Hannah, dau. of Jeremiah Smith Hubbard Boies, of Cecil Co., Maryland, and, by
her (who d. 31 March 1881), had issue : —
1. Boies, d. in infancy.
2. BOIES, of whom we treat.
3. Charles Bingham, b. I Feb. 1862 ; graduated at Harvard, 1881 ; M.D.
University of Pennsylvania, 1884 ; Member of the College of Physicians,
Philadelphia ; m., at New York, 17 Nov. 1892, Katherine, dau. of Joseph
W. Drexel, and has had issue : —
1. Charles Bingham, d. in infancy.
2. Boies, b. 20 Nov. 1902.
I. Sarah Hannah Boies, b. 23 June 1896.
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4. Richard Alexander Fullerton, b. 17 Dec. 1863 ; graduated at Harvard, I
A.M., Ph.D., 1886.
5. Spencer, b. 2 Nov. 1865.
6. Francis Boies, b. 2 Aug. 1867.
7. Philip Thomas, b. 10 March 1869 ; d. at El Paso, Texas, 8 June 1901.
Residence — 1331 Spruce Street, Philadelphia.
PLUMB
Henry Blackman Plumb, b. 1 3 Nov.
1829; m. (i), 28 Sept. 1851, Emma
Lucinda, dau. of Ashbeel Ruggles, of
Hanover, Pennsylvania, and, by her
(who d. 21 July 1859), had issue : —
1. George Henry Ruggles, b. 12 June
1854 ; m., 2 Feb. 1887, Man-
Elizabeth Van Buskirk.
He m. (2), 24 April 1900, Edith
Martha, dau. of William G. Greene, of
St. Louis, Missouri, and, by her, has
issue : —
2. Rollo Greene, b. 31 March 1901.
i. Edith Agnes, b. 21 Jan. 1905.
DESCENT
JOHN PLUMME ( -1586), of Yeldham
Magna, Co. Essex ; m. Elizabeth , and, dying
i Oct. 1586, left issue : —
ROBERT PLUMME ( -1613), of Yeldham
Magna, m. Elizabeth Purcas, and had, by her
(who d. 25 June 1596), issue : —
1 . Robert, of whom later.
2. Thomas, m. Mary Hamond, and had issue.
3. Edmund.
1. Margaret.
2. Elizabeth, m. Richard Symonds.
3. Mary Anne.
He d. 1 8 May 1613.
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ROBERT PLUMME (1558-1628), of Yeldham, and Spaynes Hall, b. 1558 ;
m. Grace, dau. of Robert Crackbone, and had, by her (who d. 22 July 1615), issue : —
1. Robert, of Yeldham, and Lincoln's Inn, m. (i) Frances Gawsell, and had issue ;
m. (2) Honora Woolrich, and had issue.
2. John, of whom later.
1. Ethelred, m. Philip Sparrow.
2. Frances, m. John Upcher.
3. Hannah, m. William Sadleir.
He d. 14 Aug. 1628.
JOHN PLUMME (1594-1648), of Ridgewell Hall, co. Essex, b. July 1594 ;
emigrated to America, 1635 ; one of the first settlers and proprietors of Wethersfield,
Conn.; removed to Branford, Conn., 1644; m. Dorothy , and, by her, had issue : —
1. Robert, of whom later.
2. John, b. 27 May 1619 ; d. 1696, leaving issue.
3. Samuel, of Newark, New Jersey, b. 4 Jan. 1625 ; m., and had issue ; d.
22 Jan. 1703.
I. Dorcas, m., 1655, John Lyman.
He d. July 1648.
ROBERT PLUMB (1617-1655), of Milford, Conn., b., in England, 1617; m., 9 Jan.
1642, Mary, dau. of Sylvester Baldwin, and, by her (who d. i Feb. 1708), had issue :—
1. John, of whom later.
2. Robert, b. 1648.
3. Samuel, b. 1650 ; d. young.
4. Samuel, b. 1653.
5. Joseph, b. 1655.
i. Mary, b. 1645 ; m., 1668, Matthew Woodruff.
He d. 12 May 1655.
JOHN PLUMB (1646-1728), b. 12 Aug. 1646; m. Elizabeth Norton; d. March
1728, leaving issue : —
JOSEPH PLUMB (1683-1742), of Milford, Conn., b. 1683; m. Elizabeth Bailey,
and, dying 27 May 1742, left, by her (who d. 17 Nov. 1726), issue : —
WAITSTILL JOHN PLUMB (1718-^05), bap. 8 June 1718; m. Rhoda Curtis;
d. about 1805, leaving issue : —
JACOB PLUMB (1751-1822), of Middletown, Conn., b. 27 March 1751 ;
m. Prudence Powers; d. 1822, leaving issue: —
JACOB PLUMB (1776-1853), of Middletown, Conn., b. 31 March 1776;
m. his cousin Rhoda Plumb ; d. 17 Sept. 1853, leaving issue: —
CHARLES PLUMB (1802-1831), b. 4 Aug. 1802 ; m., 21 Dec. 1828, Julia
Anna, dau. of Elisha Blackman, and, by her (who d. 29 June 1889), had issue : —
HENRY BLACKMAN, of whom we treat.
He d. 14 Feb. 1831.
Residence — Warrior Run, Luzerne Co., Pennsylvania.
Arms — Argent, a bend vair or, and gules, between two bendlets vert.
Crest — A talbot sejant gules, collared and lined, or.
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VARNUM
Robert Taylor Varnum, b. 10 Feb. 1865 ; m., 19 April 1906,
Katharine, dau. of Edward Angel Saunders, and widow of C. D.
Ingersoll.
DESCENT
GEORGE VARNUM ( -1649) was among the earliest settlers in Ipswich,
Mass., being one of the "Puritans," a body of religious reformers from England
(distinct from the "Pilgrim Fathers"), who in 1629-30 founded and settled Massa
chusetts Bay Colony ; m., Hannah , and, by her, had issue : —
Samuel, of whom later.
Hannah.
He d. at Ipswich 1649, and his will, dated 21 May 1649, was proved 12 Sept.
1649.
SAMUEL VARNUM, b. about 1619 ; accompanied his father to America; removed
from Ipswich to Chelmsford, 1664; served in the King Philip War; m. Sarah,
probably dau. of Roger Langton, of Ipswich, and, by her, had issue : —
', I Killed by Indians 18 March 1676.
2. bamuel j
3. Abraham, b. 28 Oct. 1659 ? ^. 3 April 1660.
4. Thomas, b. 19 Nov. 1662 ; m., 10 Nov. 1697, Johanna, dau. of Nehemiah
Jewett ; d. 7 Sept. 1739, leaving issue.
5. John, b. 15 Oct. 1669 ; m., 1700, Dorothy, dau. of Jonas Prescott ; d. 23 Feb.
1715, leaving issue.
6. Joseph, of whom later.
I. Hannah, b. 22 May 1661 ; m., 1 68 1, Ezra Colburn, and left issue.
JOSEPH VARNUM (1672-1749), b. 15 March 1672; Colonel, Mass. Troop, in
King Philip's War on Staff of Governor Francis Bernard ; owned considerable landed
property in Dracutt ; m. (i), 3 Oct. 1697, Rutn> dau. of Captain Joseph Jewett, and,
by her (who d. 28 Nov. 1728), had issue : —
1. Joseph, b. 7 May 1710 ; m. (i), 25 May 1739, Rachel, dau. of Ebenezer
Goodhue, and, by her (who d. 16 March 1746), had issue; m. (2),
15 Aug. 1747, Abiah, daughter of Captain James Mitchell, and, by her
(who d. 27 Dec. 1753), had issue ; d. 26 Aug. 1783.
2. Samuel, of whom later.
3. John, b. 8 Sept. 1721 ; served in Captain Peter Coburn's Co. from Dracutt,
and fought at the battle of Bunker's Hill ; m., 28 Aug. 1741, Ann Staule,
of Haverhill ; d. 26 July 1786, leaving issue.
1. Sarah, b. 14 Dec. 1698; m., 23 Feb. 1731, Samuel Platts, of Rowley; d.
30 Aug. 1731.
2. Ruth, b. 5 Feb. 1702 ; m., 4 Dec. 1719, James Colburn, of Dracutt, and left
issue.
3. Deborah, d. young.
4. Mary, b. 6 July 1723 ; m. Abel Platts, of Rindge, New Hampshire.
He d. 23 Dec. 1749.
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SAMUEL VARNUM (1715-1797), b. 21 Feb. 1715 ; major in his father's "troop
of horse"; Town Clerk of Dracutt, 1754-1765 ; m. (i), 4 Jan. 1737, Mary (who d.
8 June 1737), dau. of Samuel Prime, of Ipswich ; m. (2), 26 Oct. 1 738, Hannah, dau.
of Captain James Mitchell, of Haverhill, and, by her (who d. July 1795), had issue : —
1. James, b. 5 Dec. 1741 ; d. young.
2. Samuel, b. 17 Feb. 1747 ; m. Mary Parker ; d. Jan. 1828, leaving issue.
3. James Mitchell, b. 17 Dec. 1748 ; m. Martha Child.
4. Joseph Bradley, of whom later.
5. Daniel, b. 22 Feb. 1762 ; m. (i), 3 March 1789, Persis, dau. of Joshua Hale,
of Haverhill, who d. 12 Dec. 1796, leaving issue ; m. (2), 26 June 1798,
Polly (who d. II July 1837), dau. of Daniel Butler, of Pelham, and had
issue ; d. 31 Dec. 1822.
1. Mary, b. I Jan. 1740 ; d. 2 Dec. 1746.
2. Hannah, b. I Nov. 1744 ; d. 7 Jan. 1747.
3. Hannah, b. 24 Feb. 1753; m., 9 July 1772, Joshiah Hildreth ; d. 27 Nov. 1806.
4. Mary, b. 6 May 1755 ; m., 24 Jan. 1784, Lieutenant David Lindsay, of
Dracutt, and had issue.
5. Abiah, b. 27 Feb. 1757 ; m., 10 April 1779, Samuel Barren, of Dracutt, and
left issue.
6. Abigail, b. I Oct. 1759 ; m., 29 Dec. 1784, Benjamin Barron ; d. 4 Jan. 1805,
leaving issue.
7. Martha, b. 25 Feb. 1764 ; m., 25 Nov. 1790, Samuel Mansur.
He d. 17 April 1797.
JOSEPH BRADLEY VARNUM (1750-1821), b. 29 Jan. 1750; commanded the
Dracutt Company of Volunteers in the Revolutionary War ; afterwards Colonel 7th
Regiment Mass. Militia; Major-General 3rd Division Mass. Militia, 1805-1821 ;
took a leading part in politics, having represented his native town in the State Legis
lature, 1781-1785 ; Senator from Middlesex Co., 1786-1795 ; Speaker of U.S.
Congress, 1807-1811; Senator U.S. Congress, 1811-1817; President pro tern.
U.S. Senate, 1813 ; m., 26 Jan. 1773, Molly, dau. of Jacob Butler, of Pelham,
New Hampshire, and, by her (who d. 17 April 1833), had issue : —
1. George Washington, b. 21 Feb. 1779 » d. unm- 8 July 1812.
2. Joseph Bradley, b. 3 Jan. 1785 ; m., 13 Oct. 1824, Mary Jane, dau. of Nathan
B. Graham, of New York ; d. I 5 Jan. 1867, leaving issue.
3. James Mitchell, of whom later.
4. Jacob Butler, b. 13 June 1788 ; m. (i), 2 Sept. 1816, Mary Jane Aiken, who
d. 27 April 1817 ; m. (2), 8 Aug. 1819, Catherine, dau. of John Dodimead;
d. 23 Jan. 1874, leaving issue.
5. John Hancock, b. 2 I June 1792, d. young.
6. Benjamin Franklin, b. II April 1795 ; m, II April 1820, Caroline, dau. of
Joseph Bradley, of Dracutt ; d. 1 1 Jan. 1841, leaving issue.
1. Hitty, b. 2 Nov. 1773 ; m., 7 Sept. 1797, Daniel Swett ; d. 30 Dec. 1814,
leaving issue.
2. Molly, b. 24 Feb. 1775 ; m., 7 July 1794, General Simon Coburn ; d. I 2 Dec.
1866, leaving issue.
3. Phebe, b. 3 Feb. 1778 ; d. young.
4. Abigail, b. 7 Jan. 1781 ; m., 15 May 1803, Captain Josiah Brown ; d. 25 April
1814, leaving issue.
5. Hannah, b. 18 Feb. 1783 ; m., 23 June 1805, Major Ephraim Coburn ;
d. 12 March 1847, leaving issue.
6. Phebe, b. 14 July 1790 ; m., 1815, Captain Josiah Brown ; d. i Oct. 1863,
leaving issue.
He d. ii Sept. 1821.
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JAMES MITCHELL VARNUM (1786-1821), b. 2 Aug. 1786; captain in 2nd
Regt., District of Columbia Militia, 1812-1814 ; m., 5 March 1811, Mary, dau. of
Major Augustine Pease, of Suffield, Conn., and, by her (who d. 1 1 Sept. 1847), na(^
issue : —
1 . Joseph Bradley, of whom later.
2. James Mitchell, b. 14 June 1820 ; d. II Sept. 1831.
1. Mary Butler, b. 18 Dec. 1811 ; m., 13 Sept. 1835, Silas Herman Hill;
d. 3 Oct. 1859, leaving issue.
2. Ann Louisa, b. 24 May 1814; d. young.
He d. 1 1 Sept. 1821.
JOSEPH BRADLEY VARNUM (i 8 18-1874), b. at Washington, D.C., 4Aprili8i8;
graduated at Yale College, 1838 ; member of the New York Legislature, 1849—1851,
being elected Speaker of the Assembly in the latter year; m. (i), 30 Nov. 1843,
Susan M., dau. of Nathan Graham, of New York City, and, by her (who d. 20 May
1857), had issue : —
1. James Mitchell, b. 29 June 1848 ; graduated at Yale University, 1868 ; Columbia
Law School, 1871 ; Member of the New York State Assembly, 1879-1880 ;
Senior A. D.C., with rank of Colonel, to Governor Cornell, 1880-1883; Pay
master General, N.Y., with rank of Brigadier-General, 1895 ; Surrogate ior
Co. of New York, 1899 ; m., 14 June 1899, Mary Witherspoon, dau. of
Charles Denston Dickey, of New York ; d. as the result of an accident, 26
March 1907.
He m. (2), 1 6 April 1863, Helen M., dau. of Robert Taylor, of New York,
and, by her (who d. 1 1 July 1873), na(^ 'ssue : —
2. ROBERT TAYLOR, of whom we treat.
3. Joseph Bradley, d. in infancy.
1. Susan Graham, m., 7 March 1901, Edward de Rose, of New York, by whom
she has had issue : —
Susan Rose, b. 22 Aug. 1902.
2. Helen Louise.
3. Amy Lenox.
He d. 31 Dec. 1874.
Residence — Islip, New York.
Club — Union (New York).
WOLCOTT
Roger Wolcott, b. 25 July 1877.
DESCENT
HENRY WOLCOTT (1578-1655), bap. at Lydeard St. Lawrence, Co. Somerset,
6 Dec. 1578 ; son of John Wolcott, yeoman, of Tolland, Co. Somerset; emigrated
to America, March 1630 ; settled in Windsor, Connecticut; Member 1st Assembly,
Connecticut Colony, 1637 ; Member Connecticut House of Magistrates, 1638-1,655 ;
m., 19 Jan. 1606, Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Saunders, of Lydeard St. Lawrence,
and, by her (who d. 7 July 1655), had issue :—
1. John, b. 1607 ; d.s.p. in England. *,
2. Henry, b. 21 Jan. 1611 ; m., 1 8 Nov. 1641, Sarah, dau. of Thomas Newb«jy ;
d. 12 July 1680, leaving issue.
3. George, m. Elizabeth Treat ; d. 1 1 Feb. 1662, leaving issue.
4. Christopher, d.s.p. 7 Sept. 1662.
5. Simon, of whom later.
1. Anna, m., 16 Oct. 1646, Matthew Griswold.
2. Mary, m., 25 June 1646, Job Drake ; d. 1 6 Sept. 1689.
He d. 30 May 1655.
SIMON WOLCOTT (1624-1687), of Windsor, b. u Sept. 1624; Captain
Simsbury Trainband, 1673 ; Townsman of Simsbury, 1674 ; m. (i), 19 March 1657,
Joanna, dau. of Aaron Cook, who d.s.p. 27 April 1657 > m- (2)> 17 Oct. 1661,
Martha Pitkin, and, by her (who d. 13 Oct. 1719), had issue : —
1. Simon, b. 24 June 1666 ; m., 5 Dec. 1689, Sarah, dau. of Captain John Chester ;
d. 28 Oct. 1732, leaving issue.
2. Henry, b. 20 May 1670 ; m. (i),_i April 1696, Jane, dau. of Thomas Allyn ;
m. (2) Rachel Talcott ; m. (3) Hannah, widow of John Wolcott ; d.
Nov. 1746, leaving issue.
3. Christopher, d. in infancy.
4. William, b. 6 Nov. 1676 ; m., 5 Nov. 1706, Abiah Hawley ; d. 26 Jan. 1749
leaving issue.
5. Roger, of whom later.
1. Elizabeth, b. 19 Aug. 1662 ; m., 10 Dec. 1680, Daniel Cooley.
2. Martha, b. 17 May 1664 ; m., 6 Jan. 1686, Thomas Allyn.
3. Joanna, K 30 June 1668 ; m., 2 Sept. 1690, John Colton.
4. Mary, d. in infancy.
He d. II Sept. 1687.
ROGER WOLCOTT (1679-1767), of Windsor, b. 4 Jan. 1679 ; Representative
to the General Assembly, 1709 ; Justice of Peace, 1710 ; Councillor, 1714; Judge
of County Court, 1721 ; Judge of Superior Court, 1732 ; Deputy Governor of Con
necticut, 1741 ; Chief Justice, 1741 ; Major-General and second in command in
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Sir William PepperelPs Expedition which captured Louisbourg, 1745 ; Governor of
Connecticut, 1750-1754 ; m., 3 Dec. 1702, Sarah, dau. of Job Drake, and, by her
(who d. 21 Jan. 1747), had issue : —
1. Roger, b. 14 Sept. 1704 ; Major ; Judge of Superior Court ; m. (i) Marah, dau.
of Captain Benjamin Newberry ; m. (2) Eunice, widow of John Ely, dau.
of John Colton ; d. 19 Oct. 1759, l£aving issue.
2. Alexander, b. 20 Jan. 1708 ; d. 8 Oct. 1711.
3. Samuel, b. 9 Jan. 1710 ; d. 27 Dec. 1717.
4. Alexander, b. 7 Jan. 1712 ; graduated at Yale, 1731; M.D. ; m. (l) Lydia, dau. of
Jeremiah Atwater ; m. (2) MaryAllyn ; m. (3) Mary Richards ; d. 25 March
1795, leaving issue.
5. Josiah, b. 6 Feb. 1719 ; d.s.p. 29 Jan. 1802.
6. Erastus, b. 8 Feb. 1721 ; d. 10 May 1722.
7. Epaphras, b. 8 Feb. 1721 ; d. 3 April 1733.
8. Erastus, b. 21 Sept. 1722 ; Speaker of General Assembly ; Judge of Probate ;
Chief Justice of County Court ; Brigadier-General of Connecticut Troops,
1777 ; m., 10 Feb. 1746, Jerusha, dau. of John Wolcott ; d. 14 Sept. 1793,
leaving issue.
• 9. Oliver, of whom later.
1. Elizabeth, b. 10 April 1706 ; m. Roger Newberry.
2. Sarah, d. in infancy.
3. Sarah, b. 31 Jan. 1715 ; d. unm. 5 Jan. 1735.
4. Hephzibah, b. 23 June 1717 ; m. John Strong.
5. Ursula, b. 30 Oct. 1724 ; m. Governor Matthew Griswold ; d. 5 April 1788.
6. Mariann, b. I Jan. 1729 ; m. Thomas Williams.
He d. 17 May 1767.
OLIVER WOLCOTT (1726-1797), of Litchfield, Connecticut, b. 20 Nov. 1726;
graduated at Yale, 1747 ; M.D. ; State Representative; Councillor ; Chief Judge of
Court of Common Pleas; Judge of Probate, 1774; Major-General of Militia;
Member of Congress, 1775; signer of the Declaration of Independence, 1776;
Lieutenant-Governor of Connecticut, 1786-1796; Governor, 1796-1797 ; m., 21
Jan. 1755, Laura, dau. of Captain Daniel Collins, and, by her (who d. 19 April 1794),
had issue : —
1. Oliver, d. in infancy.
2. Oliver, b. II Jan. 1760; graduated at Yale, 1778; LL.D. ; Comptroller of
U.S. Treasury, 1791 ; Secretary of Treasury, 1795-1810; Circuit Judge,
1801 ; Governor of Connecticut, 1817-1827 ; m., I June 1785, Elizabeth,
dau. of Captain John Stoughton ; d. I June 1833, leaving issue.
3. Frederick, of whom later.
1. Laura, b. 15 Dec. 1761 ; m. William Moseley.
2. Mary Ann, b. 16 Feb. 1765 ; m., 13 Oct. 1789,'Chauncey Goodrich, Member
of Congress 1794-1801 ; U.S. Senator 1807-1813 ; d. 1805.
He d. i Dec. 1797.
FREDERICK WOLCOTT (1767-1837), of Litchfield, Connecticut, b. 2 Nov. 1/67 ;
graduated at Yale, 1786 ; Clerk of Court of Common Pleas, 1/93 ; Clerk of Superior
Court, Litchfield Co., 1798-1836; State Senator, 1810-1823; Judge of Probate,
1796-1837 ; m. (i), 12 Oct. 1800, Elizabeth, dau. of Colonel Joshua Huntington,
and, by her (who d. 2 April 1812), had issue : —
V. Joshua Huntington, of whom later.
2. Frederick Henry, b. 19 Aug. 1808 ; m. (i) Abby Woolsey, dau. of Gardiner
G. Howland ; m. (2) Sarah Elizabeth Chase, dau. of General Charles S.
Merchant, and had issue.
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1. Mary Ann Goodrich, b. 9 Aug. 1801 ; m. Asa Whitehead.
2. Hannah Huntington, b. 14 Jan. 1803 ; m. Rev. Frederick Freeman.
3. Elizabeth, b. 6 March 1806 ; m. John P. Jackson ; d. I 5 Oct. 1875.
4. Laura Maria, b. 14 Aug. 1811 ; m. Robert G. Rankin.
He m. (2), 21 June 1815, Sally Worthington, dau. of Rev. Samuel Goodrich,
and widow of Amos Cooke, and, by her (who d. 14 Sept. 1842), had issue : —
3. Charles Moseley, b. 20 Nov. 1816 ; m. (i) Mary E., dau. of Samuel Goodrich ;
m. (2) Catherine, dau. of Henry Rankin, and had issue.
4. Chauncey Goodrich, d. in infancy.
5. Henry Griswold, b. 4 Nov. 1820 ; U.S. Consul at Shanghai, China ; d.s.p.
8 May 1852.
5. Mary Frances, b. 9 July 1823 ; m. Theodore Frothingham.
He d. 28 May 1837.
JOSHUA HUNTINGTON WOLCOTT (1804-1891), of Boston, b. 29 Aug. 1804 ;
m. (i), 12 Nov. 1844, Cornelia, dau. of Samuel Frothingham, and, by her (who d.
i June 1850), had issue : —
1. Huntington Frothingham, b. 4 Feb. 1846 ; Second Lieutenant 2nd Regiment
Massachusetts Cavalry, U.S. Volunteers ; d.s.p. 10 June 1865.
2. Roger, of whom later.
He d. 6 Jan. 1891, having m. (2), 12 Nov. 1851, Harriet Frothingham, who
d.s.p.
ROGER WOLCOTT (1847-1900), b. at Boston, 13 July 1847 '•> Member of Boston
City Council, 1877-1879, of the House of Representatives, 1882-1884 ; Lieu
tenant-Governor of Massachusetts, 1893-1896; Governor, 1897-1899; m., 2 Sept.
1874, Edith, dau. of William G. Prescott, grand-dau. of Wm. Hickling Prescott,
and great-great grand-dau. of Colonel Wm. Prescott, Commander of American troops
at battle of Bunker's Hill, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Huntington Frothingham, b. 29 Nov. 1875 ; d. 19 Feb. 1877.
2. ROGER, of whom we treat.
3. William Prescott, b. i May 1880.
4. Samuel Huntington, b. 9 Nov. 1881.
5. Oliver, b. 7 April 1891.
I. Cornelia Frothingham, b. 3 Feb. 1885.
He d. at Boston, 21 Dec. 1900.
Residence — Boston, Mass.
CURTIS
William Eleroy Curtis, b. 5 Nov. 1850 ; m., 24 Dec. 1874, Cora,
dau. of Simon Peter Kepler, of Erie, Pennsylvania, and, by her,
has issue : —
Eleroy, b. i June 1879 ; m. 28 Feb. 1905, Mary Steele, of Chicago.
Elsie Evans, b. 5 July 1881.
The Hon. W. E. Curtis graduated at the Western Reserve
University; B.A. 1871 ; has been Envoy Extraordinaire to the
Republics of Central and South America ; Special Envoy to Spain,
and Special Commissioner to the Holy See.
DESCENT
WILLIAM CURTIS, of Appledore, Co. Kent ; emigrated to America, 16 Sept.
1632 ; m. Sarah Elliott, sister of John Elliott of Canterbury, the well-known Indian
missionary and translator of the Bible, and, by her, had issue a son : —
JOHN CURTIS (1614-1658), b. 19 April 1614 ; m. Elizabeth Wells ; d. 1658,
leaving a son : —
ISRAEL CURTIS (1648-1717), of Wallingford, Connecticut, b. 1648 ; d. 1717,
leaving a son : —
ISAAC CURTIS (1678-1712), of Dorchester, Connecticut, b. 1678 ; m. Sarah
Foote ; d. 1712, leaving issue : —
STEPHEN CURTIS (1699-1739), of Waterbury, Connecticut ; m. Alice Brockett;
d. 14 Nov. 1739, leaving issue : —
STEPHEN CURTIS (1736-1793), of Wallingford, Connecticut; b. 1736; m.
Thankful Royce, and, dying 1793, left, by her (who d. 1798), a son : —
FELIX CURTIS (1761-1828), b. 1761 ; m. Patience Holt, and, dying 1828, left
by her (who d. 1837), lssue '• — •
JOSEPH CURTIS (1784-1852), b. 1784; m. Mary Bogart, and, dying 1852,
left, by her (who d. 1868), a son : —
ELEROY CURTIS (1817-1886), b. 17 April 1817 ; m., 15 Aug. 1848, Harriet
Eliza, dau. of the Rev. Harvey Coe, D.D., and, by her (who d. 9 Oct. 1894), had
issue : —
WILLIAM ELEROY, of whom we treat.
He d. 31 March 1886.
Residence — 1801 Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D.C.
Clubs — Union League, Alpha Delta Phi, New York ; Cosmos,
Gridiron, Washington ; Press, Chicago.
EYERMAN
John Eyerman, b. at Easton, Pennsylvania, 15 Jan. 1867; m.,
21 April 1888, Lucy Evelyn, dau. of Judge Henry D. Maxwell,
and, by her, has issue : —
John, b. 5 April 1899.
Marguerite, b. 28 March 1895.
DESCENT
JEAN GEORGES EYERMAN (1645-1708), son of Captain Jean Jacques Eyerman,
who was b. 1590, served at Preuschdorf during the Thirty Years' War, and d. at
Worth, i_Sept._i 660 j b. 2 Feb. 1645 5 m-> 29 Nov. 1664, Marguerite, d^au^tf
MaftlmsOster^and left issue : —
1. Jean Georges, bap. 31 Aug. 1665 ; d. in infancy.
2. Matthias, of whom later.
3. Jean Jacques, bap. 22 Nov. 1668.
4. Jean Martin, bap. 29 Jan. 1671.
5. Jean Georges, bap. 16 March 1674 ; d. 1737.
1. Susanne, bap. 12 Jan. 1673.
2. Marie Elizabeth, bap. 30 Nov. 1685 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 10 May 1708.
MATTHIAS EYERMAN (1666-1728), b. 24 Aug. 1666 ; m., 29 June 1691,
Anne Catherine Schaeffer, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Jean Henri, of whom later.
2. Jean Etienne, bap. 13 Feb. 1695 > d. 17 Juty !749-
3. Jean Michel, b. 17 Feb. 1700.
4. Jean Martin, b. 26 Nov. 1702.
I. Anne Marguerite, b. 31 Jan. 1698.
He d. 8 Oct. 1728.
JEAN HENRI EYERMAN (1692-1755), b. 7 July 1692; m., 3 May 1718,
Catherine, dau. of Judge Jean Martin Roessel, and left issue : —
1. Jean Georges, of whom later.
2. Jean Henri, b. 3 Feb. 1721.
3. Jean Martin, b. 8 July 1723.
1. Anne Catherine, b. 20 March 1728 ; d. 23 Jan. 1761.
2. Anne Dorothee, b. 24 April 1730.
3. Anne Marguerite, b. 15 June 1736.
He d. 3 Dec. 1755.
JEAN GEORGES EYERMAN (1719-1794), b. 24 May 1719 ; m., 12 Feb. 1745,
Anne Marie, dau. of Jean Martin Eyer, and, by her (who d. i Jan. 1778), had
issue : —
1. George Henri, b. 13 May 1746.
2. Jean Michel, b. n Oct. 1750 ; d. 10 Dec. 1813.
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3. Jean Matthias, of whom later.
4. George Jacques, b. 21 May 1756.
5. Jean Georges, b. 18 June 1764.
1. Anne Marie, b. 2 April 1749.
2. Catherine Salome, b. 15 Feb. 1759 ; d. young.
3. Dorothy Earth, b. 10 Feb. 1762.
4. Jeanne Elisabeth, b. 27 May 1766.
He d. 4 Feb. 1794.
JEAN MATTHIAS EYERMAN (1753-1816), b. 24 Feb. 1753; m. Johanna,
dau. of Henry Sneider, and, by her (who d. 1843), had issue : —
I. Henry, of whom later.
1. Hanna Sibilla, b. 15 March 1779.
2. Susanna Sibilla, b. 29 Jan. 1781.
3. Anna Maria, b. 6 April 1782.
He d. 26 Feb. 1816.
HENRY EYERMAN (1784-1822), b. 29 Jan. 1784; m. Elizabeth, dau. of John
Herster, and, by her (who d. 12 May 1861), had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Edward, b. 10 April 1810 ; d. 19 Aug. 1833.
I. Margaret, b. 25 Dec. 1812 ; d. 21 Dec. 1856.
He d. 22 Feb. 1822.
JOHN EYERMAN, Captain (1808-1883), b. at Easton, 6 July 1808 ; High
Sheriff, 1762-1771; Deputy, 1774; Justice, 1774-1789; m., 15 Oct. 1844,
Anna M., dau. of James Black; and, dying 6 Jan. 1883, left, by her (who d.
28 Oct. 1891), issue : —
EDWARD HERSTER EYERMAN (1845-1874), b. at Easton, 5 Aug. 1845; m.,
10 Feb. 1865, Alice S., dau. of Christian B. Heller, and had issue : —
JOHN, of whom we treat.
He d. 7 March 1874.
Residence — Oakhurst, Easton, Pennsylvania.
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SARGENT
Herbert Rowland Sargent, b. 29 Sept. 1858 ; m., 11 Aug.
1886, Alice Carey, dau. of the late Lindsay Applegate ; Colonel
5th U.S. Volunteer Infantry during Spanish-American War ;
Lieutenant-Colonel 29th U.S. Volunteer Infantry during the
Philippine Insurrection ; Professor of Military Science and Tactics
at Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas ; and Captain
2nd U.S. Cavalry.
DESCENT
WILLIAM SARGENT ( -1675), emigrated to America, and settled in Ipswich,
Mass. ; m., about 1633, Elizabeth, dau. of Quartermaster John Perkins, and, dying
March 1675, left, by her, a son :—
THOMAS SARGENT (1643-1706), of Salisbury, Mass., b. n June 1643;
m., 2 Jan. 1667, Rachel, dau. of William Barnes, and, dying 27 Feb. 1706, left,
by her (who d. 1719), a son : —
THOMAS SARGENT (1676-1719), of Amesbury, Mass.; b. 15 Nov. 1676;
m., 17 Dec. 1702, Mary, dau. of - - Stevens, and, dying i May 1719, left, by her
(who d. 24 May 1766), a son : —
STEPHEN SARGENT (1710-1773), of Amesbury, Mass. ; b. 14 Sept. 1710; m.,
26 Sept. 1730, Judith, dau. of -- Ordway, and, dying 2 Oct. 1773, left, by her
(who d. 4 June 1790), a son : —
PETER SARGENT (1736-1816), of New London, New Hampshire ; b. 2 Nov. 1736;
m., 26 April 1759, Ruth, dau. of-- Nichols, and, dying 4 March 1816, left a son : —
PETER SARGENT (1766-1851), of New London, New Hampshire; b. 7 Aug.
1766; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Philip Sargent, and, dying Sept. 1851, left, by her
(who d. 1856), a son : —
DANIEL SARGENT (1793-1876), of New London, New Hampshire ; b. 23 Sept.
1793 ; m., 25 Dec. 1817, Deborah, dau. of Jacob Foss, and, dying 18 April 1876,
left, by her (who d. 4 Oct. 1850), a son : —
JACOB TRUE SARGENT (1832- ), of Carlinville, Illinois ; b. 28 July 1832 ;
m., 19 Nov. 1857, Maria Lucretia, dau. of Elliott Braley, and, by her, has issue : —
HERBERT HOWLAND, of whom we treat.
Residence — c/o. Adjutant-General, Washington, D.C.
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SCUDDER
Henry Townsend Scudder (D.D.), b. in New York City, 7 Sept.
1854; m., in Brooklyn, N.Y., 5 June 1889, Margaret Mott, dau.
of Jacob Weeks, and, by her, has issue : —
i. Henry Holloway, b. 24 Sept. 1895.
1. Edna Hewlett, b. 28 April 1890.
2. Dorothy Weeks, b. 31 March 1899.
DESCENT
THOMAS SCUDDER ( -1658), of Darenth, Co. Kent ; emigrated to America
1635 and settled in Salem, Mass. ; m. Elizabeth Lowers of Darenth, and, by her,
had issue :- —
1. Thomas, of whom later.
,2. John, m. Mary, dau. of William King, and had issue.
3. Henry, m., and had issue.
William, d.s.p.
Elizabeth.
2. Martha.
He d. 1658.
THOMAS SCUDDER ( -1690), of Huntington, Suffolk Co., L.I., N.Y. ;
m. Mary, dau. of William Ludlam, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Benjamin, d. 1736, leaving issue.
2. Timothy, of whom later.
He d. Nov. 1690.
TIMOTHY SCUDDER (1655-1740), of Crab Meadow, Suffolk Co., b. 1655;
m. Sarah Wood, and, by her, had issue : —
1 . Timothy, of whom later.
2. Henry, m., and had issue.
3. John, d. s.p.
4. Jonas, m., and had issue.
He d. 1740.
TIMOTHY SCUDBER (1696-1778), of Crab Meadow, Suffolk Co., b. 1696 ;
m., 1726, Mary, dau. of Daniel Whitehead, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Timothy, m. Rebecca Wiser, and had issue.
2. John, m., and had issue.
3. Henry, of whom later.
1. Jemima, m. David Rusco.
2. Jerusha, m. Timothy Carll.
3. Julia, m. Scudder Lewis.
4. Hannah, m. Ananias Carll.
5. Sarah, m. Jesse Buffet.
He d. 25 April 1778.
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HENRY SCUDDER (1743-1822), of Crab Meadow, Suffolk Co., b. 5 Aug.
I 743 ; m. Phebe, dau. of Ananias Carll, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Youngs Prime, m., and had issue.
2. Henry, of whom later.
3. Joel, d.s.p. 1835.
1. Phebe, m. Azel Lewis.
2. Amelia, m. Pratt Lewis.
He d. 21 June 1822.
HENRY SCUDDER (1778-1863), of Northport, Suffolk Co., b. 26 April 1778 ;
m. (i) Phebe, dau. of Jonas Wood, and, by her, had issue : —
1. — , m. Seaforth Bryant.
2. — , m. Melancthon Bryant.
He m. (2) Elizabeth, dau. of Divine Hewlett, and, by her (who d. 5 Dec. 1870),
had issue : —
1. Henry Joel, of whom later.
2. Townsend, m. Sarah M, dau. of P. H. Frost ; d. 1875 leaving issue.
3. Hewlett.
3. — , m. (i) Dr. William W. Kissam ; m. (2) William Wood.
4. — , m. Henry G. Scudder.
Hed. 2 Feb. 1863.
HENRY JOEL SCUDDER (1825-1886), of Northport, Suffolk Co., and New York
City, b. 18 Sept. 1825 ; elected to Congress, 1872 ; m. (i), 21 June 1853, Louisa
Henrietta, dau. of Charles Davies, and, by her (who d. 28 Dec. 1864), had with
other issue : —
HENRY TOWNSEND, of whom we treat.
He d. 10 Feb. 1886, having m. (2) Emma, dau. of John H. Willard.
Residences — Northport, Suffolk Co., New York, and Christ Church
Rectory, Tarrytown, New York.
Clubs — University, Columbia University, Grolier (New York).
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WARD
Reginald Henshaw Ward, b. 22 April 1862 ; m., 9 Nov. 1889,
Edyth Ward, dau. of the late H. Victor Newcomb.
Count Ward was created hereditary Count by Pope Leo
XIII., and is Lord of the Manor of North Scarle, Co. Lincoln.
DESCENT
WILLIAM WARD (1603-1687), b. March 1603 ; emigrated to America, 1639 ;
settled first at Sudbury, Mass., afterwards, at Marlborough, Mass., 1660 ; m. (i)
; m. (2) Elizabeth , (who d. 9 Dec. 1700), and had issue : —
1. John, of Sudbury and Newton, b. 1626 ; m. Hannah, dau. of Edward Jack
son ; d 8 July 1708, leaving issue.
2. Obadiah, of Sudbury and Marlborough, b. 1632 ; m. (i), 1669, Mary— — ;
m. (2) Joanna, dau. of Isaac Mixer ; d. 5 Jan 1718, leaving issue.
3. Richard, of Sudbury, b. 1635 ; m. Mary, dau. of John Moore ; d. 3 I March
1666, leaving issue.
4. William, of whom later.
5. Samuel, of Marlborough, b. 24 Sept. 1641 ; m. (i) Sarah, dau. of John How ;
m. (2) Elizabeth ; d. 1729, leaving issue.
6. Increase, of Marlborough, b. 22 Feb. 1644 ; m. Record — — ; d. 4 Aug.
1690, leaving issue.
7. Eleazer, b. 1649; m., 1675, Hannah, dau. of Henry Rice; d April 1676,
leaving issue.
1. Joanna, b. 1628 ; m. Abraham Williams; d 8 Dec. 1718, leaving issue.
2. Deborah, b. 1637 ; m., 1657, John Johnson ; d. 9 Aug. 1697, leaving issue.
3. Hannah, b. 1639; m., 1657, Abraham How; d. 3 Nov. 1717, leaving
issue.
4. Elizabeth, b. 14 April 1643 ; d. unm.
5. Hopestill, b. 24 Feb 1646 ; m., 1678, James Woods ; d. 23 Dec. 1718, leaving
issue.
6. Mary, b. 1647 ; m., 1667, Daniel Stone ; d. 10 June 1703, leaving issue.
7. Bethiah, b. 1658 ; m., 1681, Daniel Rice ; d. 8 Dec. 1721, leaving issue.
He d. IO Aug. 1687.
WILLIAM WARD (1640-1697), of Marlborough, b. 22 Jan. 1640 ; m., 4 Sept.
1679, Hannah, dau. of Solomon Johnson, and widow of Gershom Eames, and, by
her (who d. 8 Dec. 1720), had issue : —
1. William, of Southborough, Mass., b. 27 March 1680 ; Colonel of Militia ;
m. (i) Jane Cleveland; m. (2) Sarah Smith; d. 8 Jan. 1767, leaving
issue.
2. Nahum, of whom later.
3. Elisha, b. 12 Jan. 1686 ; d. unm. Aug. 1709.
4 Gershom, b. 3 Jan 1693 ; d. unm. 24 Nov. 1739.
1. Bethiah, m., 1705, Elnathan Brigham, and had issue.
2. Bathsheba, b. 16 May 1689 ; d. young.
He d. 25 Nov. 1697.
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NAHUM WARD (1684-1754), of Shrewsbury, Mass., b. 18 Dec. 1684 ; Colonel
of Militia ; Member of the General Court ; Justice of the Court of Common Pleas,
1745-1754 ; m. Martha, dau. of Daniel How ; and, by her (who d. I July 1755),
had issue : —
1. Nuhum, of Boston, Mass., b. 29 March 1713 ; m., 1731, Lydia Stearns;
d. I 5 Nov. 1 738, leaving issue.
2. Benjamin, b. 19 April 1716 ; d. in infancy.
3. Ithamar, b. 28 Dec. 1721 ; d. unm.
4. Artemas, of whom later.
5. Elisha, b. 30 Aug. 1733 ; m., 7 April 1763, Mary, dau. of Henry Baldwin ;
d. 9 Dec. 1802, leaving issue.
1. Persis, b. 1 1 April 1718 ; m., 1735, Bezaleel Eager, and had issue.
2. Martha, b. 19 Dec. 1724 ; d. unm. 2 July 1794.
He d. 7 May 1754.
ARTEMAS WARD (1727-1800), of Shrewsbury, Mass., b. 27 Nov. 1727 ;
Justice of the Peace, 1762 ; Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, 1776 ;
Major, 1758 ; Colonel, 1759 ; Major-General in the Revolutionary Army, 1775 ;
Member of Congress, 1779 ; Speaker of the House of Representatives, 1785 ; m.
31 July 1750, Sarah, dau. of Rev. Caleb Trowbridge, and, by her (who d. 13 Dec.
1788), had issue : —
1. Ithamar, of Philipston, Mass., b. 24 April 1752; m. (i), 1778, Phebe, dau. of
Stephen Parker; m. (2), 1790, Anna Powers; m. (3), 1796, Sarah Parker; d.
2 July 1828, leaving issue.
2. Nahum, b. II Aug. 1754; Captain in Revolutionary Army; d. unm. 7 March 1778.
3. Thomas Walter, of whom later.
4. Artemas, of Boston, Mass., b. 9. Jan. 1762 ; graduated at Harvard, 1783; LL.D.
1842; Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, 1820-1839;
m., 1788, Catherine Maria, dau. of Samuel Dexter; d. 7 Oct. 1847, leaving
issue.
5. Henry Dana, of Columbia, South Carolina, b. 6 Feb. 1768 ; graduated at
Harvard, 1791; Barrister; m., 1798, Eliza Ann Smith; d. 23 Aug. 1817,
leaving issue.
1. Sarah, b. 28 July 1756 ; m., 1792, Elijah Brigham; d. 3 Feb. 1838, leaving issue.
2. Martha, b. 28 March 1760 ; d. unm. 25 July 1781.
3. Maria, b. 12 Dec. 1764 ; m., 1790, Dr. Ebenezer Tracy ; d. 6 Oct. 1833,
leaving issue.
He d. 27 Oct. 1800.
THOMAS WALTER WARD (1758-1835), of Shrewsbury, Mass., b. 10 Aug.
1758 ; Sheriff of Worcester Co. 1805-1824 ; m., 28 Nov. 1782, Elizabeth, dau. of
Colonel Samuel Denny, and, by her (who d. 18 Nov. 1846), had issue :—
1. Andrew Henshaw, of whom later.
2. Nahum, of Marietta, Ohio, b. 25 Oct. 1785 ; m. (i), 1796, Sarah Catherine,
dau. of William Skinner; m. (2), 1848, Harriet, dau. of Daniel Denny,
and had issue.
3. Joseph, b. 1 8 Aug. 1789 ; d. unm. 2 Oct. 1821.
4. Artemas, b. 21 March 1791 ; d. unm. 31 Dec. 1816.
5. Henry Dana, of N.Y. City, b. 13 Jan. 1797; Episcopalian Clergyman;
m. (i) Abigail Porter, dau. of Samuel Jones ; m. (2) Charlotte, dau. of
Richard Galbraith, and had issue.
6. Thomas Walter, of Shrewsbury, Mass., b. 27 Nov. 1798 ; m., 1825, Harriet,
dau. of Charles Grosvenor, and had issue.
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1. Harriet, b. 6 Oct. 1787; m., 1817, William Williams; d. 13 Nov. 1824,
leaving issue.
2. Elizabeth Denny, b. 25 Sept. 1793 ; m., 1817, Nathan Baldwin, and had issue.
3. Sarah Henshaw, b. 3 Nov. 1800 ; m., 1824, Benjamin Perkins Putnam.
4. Caroline, b. 28 Jan. 1802 ; m., 1830, Benjamin Perkins Dix.
He d. 2O Aug. 1835.
ANDREW HENSHAW WARD (1784-1864), of Shrewsbury, Boston, and Newton,
Mass., b. 26 May 1784 ; Justice of the Peace; m. Sarah, dau. of David Henshaw,
and, by her (who d. Oct. 1863), had issue : —
1. William, of Cambridge, Mass., b. 16 July 1812 ; m., 1838, his cousin Mary
Leffingwell, dau. of Joshua Henshaw, and had issue.
2. Joseph Walter, of Cambridge, Mass., b. 2 July 1814; m., 1841, Catherine
Mary, dau. of Benjamin B. Appleton, and had issue.
3. John Tucker, b. 4 June 1816 ; d. unm. 2 Nov. 1840.
4. Andrew Henshaw, of whom later.
5. David Henshaw, b. 23 June 1830.
1. Sarah Ann, b. 28 Sept. 1809 ; m., 1831, Francis Sumner Carruth, and had
issue.
2. Eliza Maria Antoinette, b. 8 Feb. 1818 ; d. young.
3. Frances Caroline Augusta, b. 2 Feb. 1820; d. young.
4. Frances Antoinette Elizabeth, b. 19 April 1822 ; m., 1845, Joseph Lewis
Danforth, and had issue.
He d. Feb. 1864.
ANDREW HENSHAW WARD (1824-1901), of Brookline, Mass., b. 28 Jan. 1824 ;
m., 1 6 March 1852, Anna Harriet Walcott, dau. of Isaac Field, and left, by her (who
d. 25 Jan. 1902), issue : —
1. Clarence Stuart, b. 5 Dec. 1852 ; m., 22 Feb. 1893, Emma Wood, dau. of
Andrew Scott, of Inverkeithing, N.B., and has issue : —
I. Reginald Stuart, b. 22 Feb. 1902.
1. Margery Scott.
2. Anna Scott.
2. Francis Carruth, b. 9 May 1856 ; d. 24 April 1858.
3. REGINALD HENSHAW, of whom we treat.
4. Andrew Henshaw, b. 18 April 1864 ; A.B., LL.D. ; m., 3 July 1899, Margaret,
dau. of George Stowe May, of Atlanta, Georgia ; d. Dec. 1907.
1. Isabel Walcott, b. 21 Feb. 1855 ; m., Aug. 1874, J°^n Carter, of Boston, and
has had issue : —
1. William Walcott.
2. Leslie Clark.
1. Elinor, b. 1875 ; m. John Anderson Lord.
2. Jessie Stuart ; m. Henry Tolman.
3. Madeline Ward.
4. Anna Ward.
2. Alice Constance, b. 1858 ; m. Major C. Blackburne-Tew.
He d. 5 Jan. 1901.
Residence — Fulwell Park, Twickenham, Co. Middlesex.
Clubs — Union (New York) ; Country (Boston) ; Wellington, and
Bath (London) ; Travellers (Paris).
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Samuel Price Wetherill, b. 17 May
1846; m., 7 Feb. 1872, Christine
Northrop, and has had issue : —
1. Northrop, d. in infancy.
2. Samuel Price, b. 12 May 1880 ; m.,
1902, Edith Bucknell, and has
issue : —
Giles.
1. Georgine, b. 4 March 1873 ; m.,
1 8 April 1893, Charles Shillard
Smith.
2. Sarah, b. 1 1 Oct. 1874 ; m., 6 June
1898, Robert Restalrig Logan,
of New York, and has issue : —
Deborah.
3. Christine, b. 12 April 1878; m.,
8 May 1897, John V. Rice.
4. Isabel, b. 6 Dec. 1881.
DESCENT
GYLES WETHERELL ( -1604), of Stockton-on-Tees, Co. Durham, m., and
had issue : —
1. Rowland, Mayor of Stockton-on-Tees, Co. Durham, 1619-20 ; m. Margaret
— , and had issue ; bur. in Parish Church of Stockton, 6 Dec. 1636.
2. Christopher, of whom later.
3. Bryan.
1. Margaret, m. Anthony Fleetham, and had issue.
2. Elizabeth, m. George Burdon, and had issue.
His will was proved 18 Aug. 1604.
CHRISTOPHER WETHERELL ( -1622), or Stockton-on-Tees ; m. Mary,
dau. of John Watson, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, and sister of Thomas Watson, Mayor
of Stockton, 1623, and, by her, had issue: —
« i . Thomas, of whom later.
2. Bryan, of Stockton, d. unm. 1624.
3. Robert, d. unm.
4. Christopher, of St. Nicholas Parish, Newcastle-on-Tyne; m., 5 July 1672,
Margaret Huntly ; d. 1687.
i. Elizabeth.
He was bur. in the Parish Church, Stockton, 25 May 1622, and his will was
proved 4 Dec. 1624.
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THOMAS WETHERELL ( -1672), of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; minor in 1624;
m. (i) and had issue : —
1 . Robert, bap. at Stockton 1 8 Oct. 1 640.
2. Thomas, bap. at Stockton 17 Sept. 1643.
3. Christopher, of whom later.
1. Mary, bap. 14 Nov. 1641.
2. Grace, bap. 11 Feb. 1647 ; bur. 29 July 1649.
He m. (2), 12 Sept. 1658, Jane Heighington, of Newcastle, widow, and, by
her (who was bur. i Oct. 1677), nacl issue : —
3. Margery, bap. 7 July 1659.
He was bur. 28 Dec. 1672, and his will was proved Jan. 1673.
CHRISTOPHER WETHERILL ( -1711), of Sherburne, Co. York ; emigrated to
New Jersey 1681 ; m., 7 Feb. 1672, Mary Hornby, of Hull, and, by her, (who d.
1680), had issue : —
1. Thomas, of whom later.
2. John, b. 1677 ; m. and had issue.
3. Samuel, b. 1680 ; d. in infancy.
i. Phoebe, b. at Sherburne, Co. York, 27 Nov. 1672 ; m., 17 Nov. 1694, Thomas
Scattergood, and had issue.
He d. in Burlington, New Jersey, 25 Jan. 1711, and his will was proved
6 April 1711.
THOMAS WETHERILL (1674-1758), b. at Sherburne, Co. York, 3 Sept. 1674 ;
m., 22 April 1703, Anne Fearon, and had issue : —
1. Christopher, of whom later.
2. Thomas, m. Katharine Sykes ; d.s.p.
3. Joseph, d. unm.
4. Samuel, m., 1743, Mary Noble, and had issue.
1. Mary, m. Silas Crispin, and had issue.
2. Elizabeth, m. Joseph Johnson ; d.s.p.
3. Ann, m. (i) Peter Bishop, and had issue ; m. (2) James Moore.
He d. in Burlington, New Jersey, 1758, and his will was proved 16 Sept. 1759.
CHRISTOPHER WETHERILL (1710-1786), b. in Burlington, New Jersey, 1710 ;
m>> I735> Mary Stockton, and had issue : —
1. Samuel, of whom later.
2. Joseph, b. 1740 ; m., 10 May 1762, Anne Canby, and had issue ; d. 1820.
3. John.
4. Isaac, b. 1753 ; m., 1 6 May 1776, Rebecca Deacon, and had issue ; d. 1821.
1 . Mary Anne.
2. Anna.
3. Sarah.
He d. in Burlington, 1786, and his will was proved 17 April 1786.
SAMUEL WETHERILL (1736-1816), b. 12 April 1736 ; m., 8 April 1762, Sarah
Yarnall, and, by her (who d. 27 July 1816), had issue.
1. Samuel, of whom later.
2. Mordecai, b. 8 Dec. 1766 ; m. Martha Yorke, and, by her (who d. 7 March
1830), had issue ; d. 24 March 1826.
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3. John, of Chalkley Hall, Philadelphia, b. 5 Feb. 1772 ; m. Susan Garrison, and, by
her (who d. 23 March 1858), had issue ; d. 29 March 1851.
1. Mary, d. in infancy.
2. Anna, d. in infancy.
3. Sarah, b. 7 Sept. 1776 ; m., 3 Jan. 1799, Joshua Lippincott, and, by him (who
d. II Aug. 1856), had issue ; d. 16 Feb. 1840.
He d. in Philadelphia, 24 Sept. 1816.
SAMUEL WETHERILL (1764-1 829), b. 27 April 1764; m., 24 April 1788, Rachel
Price, and by her (who d. 9 Feb. 1844), had issue : —
1. Samuel Price, b. 26 June 1790 ; m., 1 6 June 1812, Martha Wikoff, and, by
her (who d. 13 March 1840), had issue ; d. 22 Feb. 1839.
2. John Price, of whom later.
3. Charles, b. 17 Dec. 1798 ; m., I May 1822, Margaretta S. Mayer, and, by her
(who d. 16 Feb. 1882), had issue ; d. 2 Nov. 1838.
4. William, b. 31 Jan. 1804; m., 6 July 1825, Isabella Macomb, and, by her
(who d. 25 Dec. 1871), had issue ; d. 28 April 1872.
I. Rebecca Price, b. 19 May 1789 ; m., 12 July 1809, William H. Gumbes, and
by him (who d. 17 Dec 1814), had issue; d. at Philadelphia, 2 Dec.
1869.
He d. at Philadelphia, 29 Sept. 1829.
JOHN PRICE WETHERILL (1794-1853), b. 17 Oct. 1794; rn., 14 Aug. 1817,
Maria Kane Yates Lawrence, and, by her (who d. 30 Aug. 1877), had issue : —
1. Samuel, of whom later.
2. John Price, b. 4 Aug. 1824 ; m., 9 Nov. 1847, Caroline Jacobs, and, by her
(who d. 1 6 May 1893), had issue ; d. I 7 Sept. 1888.
3. Elisha, d. in infancy.
1. Rachel, b. 17 Sept. 1818 ; d. unm. 27 Oct. 1892.
2. Elizabeth K. K., b. I March 1820 ; d. unm. 23 Jan. 1887.
3. Maria L., b. 19 April 1823 ; m., 1 1 Jan. 1843, Rev. John L. Janeway, and, by
him (who d. 1906), had issue ; d. 1 8 Sept. 1890.
4. Rebecca Price, b. 19 Jan. 1830 ; m., 17 Nov. 1847, Henry M. Wetherill, and
had issue.
He d. at Philadelphia, 23 July 1853.
SAMUEL WETHERILL (1821-1890), b. 27 May 1821 ; Colonel, I ith Pennsylvania
Cavalry, 1864 ; m. (i), i Jan. 1844, Sarah M. Chattin, and, by her (who d. 3 July
1869), had issue : —
I. John Price, b. 13 Nov. 1844 ; m., 20 Jan. 1869, Alice D. Cortright, of
Philadelphia ; d. 9 Nov. 1906, having had issue : —
1. Samuel, b. 10 May 1871 ; d. in infancy.
2. Ira Cortright, b. 17 Oct. 1873 ; m., 27 May 1901, Elizabeth
I. Campbell, and has had issue : —
1. John Price, b. 13 March 1902.
2. George Converse.
3. John Price, b. 28 April 1884; m., 6 July 1903, Catherine Hall,
and has issue : —
Alice.
4. Henry M., b. 16 Aug. 1886 ; d. in infancy.
5. William C., b. 16 Aug. 1886.
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6. C. A. Heckscher, b. 1888.
1. Margaret, b. 8 Feb. 1870 ; d. in infancy.
2. Anna, b. 15 Feb. 1876 ; m. (i), 15 Dec. 1897, William
H. Addicks, and, by him (who d. 1900), had issue : —
i. William H., b. 7 Nov. 1900.
1. Alice W., d. in infancy.
m. (2), 7 April 1904, George C. Stout, M.D., and has had issue: —
2. Mary, b. 1905.
3. Rebecca W., b. 12 Nov. 1906.
3. Alice, d. in infancy.
4. Florence, b. Aug. 1881 ; m., 1905, R. Grahame Wood.
2. SAMUEL PRICE, of whom we treat.
3. William C., b. 22 Feb. 1851 ; m., 22 Jan. 1880, Sarah A. Campbell, and has
had issue.
1. Georgianna, b. 12 Nov. 1847 ; m., 24 Nov. 1869, Walter E. Cox, and, by
him (who d. May 1906), has had issue.
He m. (2), 19 Oct. 1870, Thyrza A. James, and has had issue : —
4. Elisha K; K., b. I Sept. 1874.
2. Maria K., b. 10 Sept. 1877 ; m. (i) James K. Apperson ; m. (2) William A.
Davis, and has had issue.
He d. 24 June 1890.
Residence — 2008 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Arms — Argent, two lions passant-guardant sable, on a chief of the
last, three covered cups or.
IZARD
Ralph Izard, b. 9 Jan., 1872.
DESCENT
RALPH IZARD ( -1699), " Citizen and Grocer of London," m. Elizabeth
, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, "Citizen and Salter of London," m. Mary , and had issue; will
proved 13 April 1706.
2. Ralph, of whom later.
3. Benjamin, of Wassamsaw, Berkley Co. ; settled in Carolina, where he was a tax
payer, 1704 ; m. Elizabeth , who d. 1726 ; d. 1724.
i. Dorothy, m. Calverley Bewicke, of Close House, Co. Northumberland, and
Urpeth Lodge, Co. Durham, who d. 1729, leaving issue.
His will was proved 8 Nov. 1699,
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IZARD
RALPH IZARD ( -171 1), of Berkley Co., South Carolina, b. in England;
emigrated to Carolina, 1682, arriving at Charleston 3 Oct. of that year ; settled in
St. James's Parish, where he acquired large plantations ; Justice of the Peace, Mem
ber of the House of Representatives, and President of the Indian Commission ;
m. (i) Mary, widow of Arthur Middleton, and, by her (whose will was proved
26 July 1700), had issue : —
1. Ralph (see Izard, Walter).
2. Walter, of whom later.
He m. (2) Dorothy (who d.s.p.), widow of Christopher Smith, of Stock Prior,
Berkley Co., and his will was proved 24 Jan. 1711.
WALTER IZARD (1692-1750), of Cedar Grove, St. George's Parish, Berkley
Co., b. 15 May 1692; Captain in the Berkley Regiment, 1712, serving in the
Yemassee War; Justice of the Peace for Berkley ; m., 19 May 1713, Mary, dau. of
Francis Turgis, of Berkley Co., and, by her (who d. 20 July 1730), had issue : —
1. Walter, of Cedar Grove, b. 13 March 1714 ; Justice of the Peace ; Member of
the House of Representatives, 1736-1747, 1755-1756, and 1757-1759;
m., 20 Nov. 1739, Elizabeth, dau. of John Gibbes; d. 16 Jan. 1759,
leaving issue.
2. Joseph, b. 23 May 1715 ; Lieutenant in the Berkley Regiment, 1740 ; Justice
of the Peace for Berkley Co. ; Member of the House of Representatives,
I739~I742 5 m- (0>28 Sept. 1738, Elizabeth (who d.s.p. 25 Jan. 1739),
dau. of Benjamin Gibbes ; m. (2) Anne, dau. of John Bull, of Bull's Island,
and, by her (who was bur. 25 Nov. 1754), had issue ; d. July 1745.
3. Ralph, of whom later.
4. Francis, b. I Sept. 1719 ; d. in infancy.
5. Thomas, b. 22 Jan. 1727 ; Justice of the Peace for Berkley Co. ; Member
of the House of Representatives, 1751-1754 ; d. unm., and his will was
proved 7 May 1754.
6. John, b. 3 March 1730; served on the Grand Jury, Charleston, 1753 ; m.
Joanna, dau. of John Gibbes, and had issue ; will proved 7 May 1754.
1. Elizabeth, b. 18 July 1723 ; d. in infancy.
2. Mary, b. 19 Aug. 1725 ; m. (i), 7 Oct. 1742, Charles Izard ; m. (2), 4 March
1746, Thomas Broughton ; d.s.p. 7 Oct. 1747.
3. Rebecca, b. 8. Jan. 1728.
He d. 1750.
RALPH IZARD (1717-1762), of Burton, St. George's Co., b. 2 Aug. 1717;
Captain, Berkley Regiment, 1750-1752; Justice of the Peace; Member of the
House of Representatives, 1745-1747, 1 757-1758, and 1761-1762; m. Rebecca,
dau. of Colonel the Hon. Joseph Blake, of H.M. Council, Landgrave of Carolina, and,
by her, had issue : —
1. Joseph, d. before 1757.
2. Francis, d. before 1757.
3. Ralph, of whom later.
4. Walter, m., 1779, Mary, dau. of Hon. Edward Fenwicke ; d.s.p. 1788.
1. Sarah, m., 17 April 1763, Lord William Campbell (who d. 17 Sept. 1778),
fourth son of John, fourth Duke of Argyll, K.T., and had issue.
2. Rebecca, m., 22 April 1768, Colonel Colin Campbell ; d.s.p. 1778.
He d. 2 Feb. 1762, and his will was proved 10 Feb. 1762.
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IZARD
RALPH IZARD, of Fair Spring, St. George's Co. ; Member of the Provincial
Congress, 1775 ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Benjamin Stead, and, by her (who d. 20 May
1825), had issue : —
I . Ralph Stead, of whom later.
1. Rebecca, m., 23 Jan. 1797, John Izard Wright, of South Carolina, who d.
1 8 April 1822 ; d. 1831, leaving issue.
2. Mary, m, (i) John Julius Pringle, of Charleston, and had issue ; m. (2), 24 Oct.
1833, Hon. Joel Robert Poinsett, U.S. Minister to Mexico, 1825-1829,
and afterwards Secretary of War, who d.s.p. 12 Dec. 1851.
3. Elizabeth, b. 22 Aug. 1784 ; m., 27 Dec. 1803, Thomas Pinckney (eldest son
of Major-General Thomas Pinckney, U.S. Minister to Great Britain, 1792-
1794), who d. 7 July 1842 ; d. 19 Nov. 1862, leaving issue.
4. Patience Wise Blockett, m., 15 May 1823, General Abraham Eustis ; d.s.p.
21 May 1860.
5. Rosetta Margaret, b. 20 Dec. 1789 ; m., 1810, William Stephen Bull, who d.
2 March 1818 ; d. 2 Oct. 1815, leaving issue.
6. Louisa Charlotte, d. unm. 22 Jan. 1825.
RALPH STEAD IZARD (1783-1816), of Schevening, b. 1783 ; m. Esther, dau.
of Hon. Thomas Middleton, and, by her (who d. 2O May 1819), had issue : —
I . Ralph Stead, of whom later.
I. Anne Stead, b. 10 Aug. 1812 ; m., 1 6 June 1837, Walter Blake, who d.
6 Aug. 1871, leaving issue ; d. 10 Aug. 1892.
He d. 16 Feb. 1816.
RALPH STEAD IZARD (1815-1858), of Weymouth and Milton, Prince George's
Parish, b. 1815 ; m., 1839, Rosetta Ella, dau. of Colonel -Thomas Pinckney, and, by
her (who d. 4 Feb. 1872), had issue : —
1. Ralph Stead, of whom later.
2. Thomas Pinckney, b. 26 March 1853 ; m., 1881, C. A. Brastow, and had
issue.
3. Edward Motte, b. 1 6 Sept. 1857.
1. Ella Elizabeth, b. 1840.
2. Esther Middleton, b. 1847; m., 3 April 1872, Charles W. Adams, and had
issue.
3. Josephine Louisa, b. 1850; m., 14 Oct. 1876, William de Courcy May, of
Baltimore; d.s.p. 1895.
He d. ii Sept. 1858.
RALPH STEAD IZARD (1841-1891), of Weymouth, b. 31 March 1841 ; m.,
9 Feb. 1871, Esther Jane, dau. of John Harleston Read, and, by her (who d. 15 Nov.
1897), nad issue : —
1. RALPH, of whom we treat.
2. Walter Blake, b. 16 May 1873.
3. Harleston Read, b. 27 Oct. 1874.
i. Rosa May.
He d. at Georgetown, South Carolina, 3 Nov. 1891.
Residence — Kenova, West Virginia.
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TILGHMAN
Frederick Boyd Tilghman, b. 29 Dec.
1847 5 m-> 3 Dec. 1878, Edith Belden,
dau. of Sylvester J. Miller, and by her
has issue : —
Edith Barney.
DESCENT
MATTHEW TILGHMAN (1718-1790), sixth son
of Colonel Richard Tilghman, of The Hermitage,
Queen Anne Co., Maryland (see Tilghman,
Richard), inherited from his cousin, Major-General
Matthew Tilghman Ward, the estate of Bayside,
Talbot Co. ; b. 17 Feb. 1718 ; Captain of a
troop of horse, 1741 ; Presiding Justice of Talbot
Co. from 1769 ; Member of the Maryland
Assembly, 1751-1774; Speaker of the House,
1773-1774 ; President of the Maryland Conven
tion, 1774-1776; Member of Congress, 1774-
1777 ; Senator from Talbot Co., 1777-1781 ;
m., 6 April 1741, Anna, dau. of James Lloyd,
and, by her (who d. 15 March 1794), had
issue : —
1. Matthew Ward, b. 1743 ; d. young.
2. Richard, b. 28 Jan. 1746 ; m. Margaret, dau. of William Tilghman, of Groces,
Talbot Co., and had issue ; d. 28 May 1805.
3. Lloyd, of whom later.
1. Margaret, b. 13 Jan. 1742; m., 23 June 1763, Charles Carroll, barrister;
d. 14 March 1817.
2. Anna Maria, b. 17 July 1755 ; rn., 1783, her cousin, Colonel Tench Tilghman ;
d. 17 Jan. 1843, leaving issue.
He d. 4 May 1790.
LLOYD TILGHMAN (1749-1811), b. 27 July 1749 ; m. Henrietta Maria, dau.
of James Tilghman, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Matthew.
2. James, of whom later.
3. Lloyd.
1. Anne, m. John Tilghman.
2. Henrietta Maria, m. Alexander Hemsley, and had issue.
3. Mary.
4. Elizabeth.
He d. 1811.
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TILGHMAN
JAMES TILGHMAN, m. Ann C. Shoemaker, of Philadelphia, and had issue : —
I. Lloyd, of whom later.
1. Caroline, m. Philip W. Lowery.
2. Henrietta Maria, m., 10 Nov. 1851, Captain James Eglinton Montgomery, of
Philadelphia.
LLOYD TILGHMAN (1816-1863), b. 30 Jan. 1816 ; graduated at West Point
Military Academy, 1836 ; Lieutenant 1st Dragoons, 4 July 1836 ; Captain of the
Maryland Volunteers, 1847-1848, and served as A.D.C. to General Twiggs in the
Mexican War ; Brigadier-General in the Confederate States Army ; killed at the
battle of Champion Hill, Vicksburg ; m., I Aug. 1843, Augusta Murray, dau. of
Joseph Coffin Boyd, of Portland, Maine, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Lloyd, b. 1845, of the Confederate States Army ; killed in battle at Mobile.
2. FREDERICK BOYD, of whom we treat.
3. Sidell, b. 4 July 1849 ; m., 1 880, Mary, dau. of A. L. de Rose.
4. Horatio Southgate, d. 1875.
I. Maud, b. 17 Sept. 1860.
He d. 16 June 1863.
Residence — 929 Madison Avenue, New York.
Arms — Per fesse sable, and argent, a lion rampant-reguardant
double-queued, counterchanged, crowned or.
Crest — A demi-lion issuant statant sable, crowned or.
Louis Claude Whiton, b. 29 Dec. 1857 ; m., 10 June i
Harriet Louisa, dau. of Charles Bell, of New York City, and,
by her, has issue : —
1. Augustus Sherrill, b. 7 Jan. 1887.
2. Louis Claude, b. 5 May 1891.
i. Angelyn, b. 13 Dec. 1885 ; m. Hanbury A. Watkins, of Derby.
Mr. Louis Claude Whiton graduated at the University of
the City of New York, A.B. 1878 ; A.M. 1881 ; LL.B. Columbia
College, 1880.
DESCENT
THOMAS WHITON, emigrated from Kent, 12 May 1635, and, by his wife
Audrey, had a son : —
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WHITON
JAMES WHITON ( -1710), m., 30 Dec. 1647, Mary Benl, of Hingham,
Mass., and, dying 26 April 1710, left, by her, a son : —
THOMAS WHITON (1662-1708), b. 18 May 1662 ; m., 26 Jan. 1689, Joanna
Gardner, and, dying 17 Sept. 1708, left issue: —
THOMAS WHITON (1697- )> °f Hingham, Mass.; b. 10 Feb. 1697, and
had issue : —
THOMAS WHITON (1719- ), of Hingham, Mass.; b. 4 Jan. 1719; in
Captain Ezekiel Turner's Company, Hanover, 1750; 2nd Foot Company, Captain
Stephen Gushing, 1755 ; French War; left issue:—
JONATHAN WHITON (1740-1795), of Simsbury, Connecticut ; b. 5 Dec. 1740 ;
d. 12 Sept. 1795* leaving a son : —
JOHN WHITON (1763-1827), b. n Sept. 1763; m., 27 Sept. 1784, Mary
Griswold, and, dying 24 March 1827, l^ 'ssue :~
LUTHER WHITON (1789-1832), b. 26 Nov. 1789 ; m., 13 May 1813, Nancy
Cooper, and, dying 5 Sept. 1832, had issue : —
AUGUSTUS SHERRILL WHITON (1820-1898), b. 25 Dec. 1820; m. Caroline,
dau. of Thomas Ward, and, by her (who d. 31 Jan. 1905), left issue : —
Louis CLAUDE, of whom we treat.
He d. 7 Feb. 1898.
Residences — 309 West 93rd Street, New York, and Camp Deerfoot,
St. Regis Lake, New York.
Clubs — Phi Beta Kappa, Bar Association (New York).
GRANT
Ulysses S Grant, b. at Bethel, Clermont Co., Ohio, 22 July
1852 ; m., i Nov. 1880, Fannie Josephine, dau. of Jerome B.
Chaffee, U.S. Senator for Colorado, and has issue : —
1. Chaffee, b. 28 Sept. 1883 ; m., 5 June 1907, Nellie Wrenchall, and
has issue : —
Jane, b. 22 March 1908.
2. Ulysses S, b. 23 May 1893.
i. Miriam, b. 26 Sept. 1881 ; m., 17 Oct. 1904, Lieutenant Ulysses
Samuel Macy, and has issue : —
Fannie Chaffee Grant, b. 18 Oct. 1905.
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2. Julia Dent, b. 15 April 1885.
3. Fannie, b. 11 Aug. 1889.
Mr. Ulysses S Grant, who graduated at Harvard 1874, and
at Columbia Law School, 1876, was candidate for U.S. Senate,
1899, and delegate at large Republican National Conventions,
1896, 1900.
DESCENT
JOHN GRANT, of Roxby, in the parish of Pickhill, Co. York, son of William
Grant and Jane, his wife, dau. of William Burton, of Ingmanthrop ; m. Jane, dau.
and coheir of Edward Belford, of Exilby, and had issue : —
1. William, of Roxby, m. Barbara, dau. of Edward Parker, of Brantingham, Co.
York, and, dying 21 March 1596, by her (who d. 1584), had issue.
2. George, of whom later.
3. Christopher, of Pickhill, m., 19 Oct. 1567, Janet Threpland, by whom he had
issue.
4. John, of Synderby ; m. (i), Margaret , who was bur. at Roxby 20 July I 584,
and by whom he had issue ; m. (2), 15 May 1585, Margaret Power ; bur.
at Roxby 4 April 1596.
i. Elizabeth, m. John Parker.
GEORGE GRANT, m., 7 Nov. 1570, Julian, dau. of Marmaduke Claryonettc,
and had, by her, issue : —
1. Edward, b. 12 Aug. 1571 ; m., 1597, Margaret Appleton, of Raycroft.
2. John, of whom later.
3. William, b. 14 Aug. 1574 ; m., 1595, Thomasine Wright, of Brampton.
4. Marmaduke, b. 10 Sept. 1577.
JOHN GRANT (1573- )> b- 6 May 1573; rn., 7 July 1600, Alice, dau.
of Matthew Turberville, of Woolbridge, Co. Dorset, and had issue a son : —
MATTHEW GRANT (1601-1681), b. 27 Oct. 1601 ; emigrated from Plymouth,
Co. Devon, and landed at Nantasket, 30 May 1630, settling at Dorchester, Mass. ;
removed to Windsor, Conn., 1635, and became Town Clerk; m. (i), 16 Nov.
1625, Priscilla, dau. of the Rev. Anthony Grey, rector of Burbach, Co. Leicester,
and, by her (who d. 27 April 1644), had issue : —
1. Samuel, of whom later.
2. Tahan, b 3 Feb. 1633 ; m. (i), 22 Jan. 1662, Hannah Palmer; m. (2)
Hannah Bissel.
3. John, b. 30 April 1642 ; m., 2 Aug. 1666, Mary Hull.
i. Priscilla, b. 14 Sept. 1626 ; m., 14 Oct. 1647, Michael Humphreys.
He d. 1 6 Dec. 1681, having m. (2), 29 May 1645, Susanna, widow of
William Rockwell.
SAMUEL GRANT (1631- ), b. 12 Nov. 1631 ; m., 27 May 1658, Mary
Porter, and had issue : —
1. Samuel, of whom later.
2. John, b. 24 April 1664 ; m., 5 June 1690, Elizabeth Skinner.
3. Matthew, b. 22 Sept. 1666 ; m., i Oct. 1690, Hannah Chapman.
GRANT
4. Josiah, b. 19 March 1669 ; m., 8 July 1696, Rebecca Minor.
5. Nathaniel, b. 14 April 1672 ; m., 16 May 1689, Bethiah Warner.
1. Mary, b. 23 Jan. 1675.
2. Sarah, b. 19 Jan. 1678.
3. Abigail, m., April 1704, Dr. S. Mather.
SAMUEL GRANT (1659- ), b. 20 April 1659 '•> 1TU (0» 6 Dec. 1683,
Hannah Filley, by whom he had issue : —
i. Sarah, b. 28 Sept. 1684.
He m. (2), ii April 1688, Grace Minor, and had, by her, issue : —
1. Samuel, b. 19 Sept. 1691.
2. Noah, of whom later.
3. Ephraim, b. 24 Aug. 1698.
4. David, b. 10 Dec. 1703 ; m., 21 Dec. 1727, Elizabeth Chapman.
5. Ebenezer, b. Oct. 1706 ; m., 10 Nov. 1737, Anne Ellsworth.
2. Hannah, b. 28 March 1689 ; m., April 1712, John Gaylord.
3. Abigail, b. 15 Dec. 1695.
4. Grace, b. 17 Aug. 1701.
NOAH GRANT (1692- ), b. 16 Dec. 1692; m., 12 June 1717, Martha,
dau. of John Huntington, and had issue : —
1. Noah, of whom later.
2. Adoniram, b. 27 Feb. 1721.
3. Solomon, b. 29 Jan. 1723.
I. Martha, b. 9 June 1726.
NOAH GRANT (1718-1756), of Grant's Hill, Conn., b. in Tolland, 12 July
1718 ; Lieutenant, Captain Rodger's Scouts at Lake George, Nov. 1755 ; Captain
yth Company 2nd Conn. Regt. 1756; m., 5 Nov. 1746, Susannah, dau. of
Jonathan Delano, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Noah, of whom later.
2. Peter.
Hed. 1756.
NOAH GRANT (1748- ), b. 20 June 1748 ; m. (i) Anna Buell, widow of
— Richardson, by whom he had issue : —
1. Solomon, b. about 1779.
2. Peter, b. 4 Nov. 1781.
He m. (2), 4 March 1792, Rachel Kelly, and had, by her, issue : —
3. Jesse Root, of whom later.
4. Noah B., b. Nov. 1797.
5. John Kelly, b. 2 June 1799.
6. Roswell B., b. 10 Jan. 1802.
1. Susan b. 7 Dec. 1792 ; m. Bailey Hudson.
2. Margaret, B., b. 23 Oct. 1795.
3. Rachel, b. 10 Sept. 1803 ; m. William Tompkins.
JESSE ROOT GRANT (i 794- ), b. in Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania., 23 Jan.
1794; m., at Point Pleasant, Ohio, 24 June 1821, Hannah Simpson, and had issue : —
1 . Ulysses S, of whom later.
2. Samuel Simpson, b. 23 Sept. 1825 ; d. 1860.
GRANT
3. Orvil Lynch, b. 15 May 1835 ; m., 1857, Mary Medary, and had issue : —
1. Harry Lockwood, b. 24 Oct. 1858 ; d. unm. 1882.
2. Ulysses Simpson, b. 2 Nov. 1861 ; m., 3 Oct. 1892, Alicia Earl
Sutherland, and has had issue one dau., Lilian, b. 3 April 1896.
3. Jesse Root, b. I Sept. 1865 ; m., 8 Oct. 1890, Gertrude McDonald,
and has had issue : —
Ulysses S, b. 9 Oct. 1891.
I. Virginia Elizabeth, b. 13 Jan. 1868; m., 23 Dec. 1891, Walter
Hunt Turner, by whom she had issue.
1. Clara Rachel, b. n Dec. 1828 ; d. 6 March 1865.
2. Virginia Paine, b. 20 Feb. 1832; m., I 3 May I 869, Abel R. Corbin, and had issue.
3. Mary Frances, b. 30 July 1839 ; m., Nov. 1863, the Rev. M. J. Craemer, and
had issue.
ULYSSES S GRANT (1822-1885), b. at Point Pleasant, Clermont Co., Ohio,
27 April 1822 ; Major-General of Volunteers, 1862 ; Commander-in-Chief of the
Armies of the United States, 1864 ; Secretary for War, 1867-1868 ; President of the
United States, 1869-1877 ; m., 22 Aug. 1848, Julia Boggs, dau. of Colonel Frederick
Dent, and, by her (who d. at Washington, D.C., 14 Dec. 1902), had issue :—
1. Frederick Dent, b. 30 May 1850 ; m., 20 Oct. 1874, ^a M-» dau. °f H- H.
Honore, by whom he had issue : —
Ulysses S, b. 4 July 1881 ; m., 27 Nov. 1907, Edith, dau. of Elihu
Root, Secretary of State, and has issue : —
A dau. b. 9 Sept. 1908.
Julia, b. 7 June 1876; m., 25 Sept. 1899, Prince Michel
Cantacuzene, Count Speransky, and has issue : —
Prince Michel Cantacuzene, Count Speransky, b. 21 July
1900.
Princess Bertha Cantacuzene, Countess Speransky, b. at
St. Petersburg, Russia, 7 March 1 904.
2. ULYSSES S, of whom we treat.
3. Jesse Root, b. 6 Feb. 1858 ; m., 30 Sept. 1880, Elizabeth, dau. of William
Smith Chapman, and has issue : —
Chapman, b. 22 March 1887.
Nellie, b. 5 Aug. 1881.
i. Ellen Wrenshall, b. 4 July 1855 ; m., 21 May 1874, Algernon Charles Frederick
Sartoris, of Warsack House, Tichfield, Hants, J.P. Co. Carmarthen, who
d. 3 Feb. 1893, leaving issue : —
1. Grant Greville Edward, b. n July 1875 ; d. in infancy.
2. Algernon Edward, b. at Washington, D.C., 17 March 1877 ; m.,
1904, Cecile Noufflard, and has issue : —
Herbert Charles Urban Grant, b. at Paris, France,
17 Aug. 1906.
1. Vivien May, b. in London, 7 April 1879 ; m. Frederick Roosevelt
Scovell, of New York.
2. Rosemary, b. in London, 30 Nov. 1880 ; m., 29 Oct. 1906,
George H. Woolston, of Florida.
He d. at Mount McGregor, N.Y., 23 July 1885.
Residence — San Diego, California.
MUNFORD
Thomas Taylor Munford, b. at Richmond, Virginia, 29 March
1831 ; m. (i) Etta, dau. of George P. Tayloe, and, by her, had
issue : —
1. George Tayloe, b. 12 Sept. 1854.
2. Carleton Beverley, b. 3 May 1856.
3. George Wythe, b. 5 Feb. 1860.
4. William, b. 13 Nov. 1861.
1. Emma, b. 9 Dec. 1858.
He m. (2) Emma, dau. of W. H. Tayloe, and, by her, has
issue : —
5. Harry Lomax, b. 4 Feb. 1867.
6. Thomas Byrd, b. 9 Jan. 1868.
7. Thornton Ogle, b. 14 April 1869.
8. Thomas Glen, b. 2 Dec. 1873.
2. Louie Sinclair, b. 18 Dec. 1870.
3. Henrietta Elizabeth, b. July 1875.
General Munford was educated at the Richmond Academy,
and graduated at the Virginia Military Institute, Lexington,
4 July 1852 ; entered the Confederate States Army on the out
break of the Civil War ; Lieutenant-Colonel and Colonel of the
2nd Virginia Cavalry, and Brigadier-General of the 2nd Cavalry
Brigade of General Fitzhugh Lee's Division ; went through the
whole campaign in Virginia, greatly distinguishing himself.
DESCENT
ROBERT MUNFORD ( -1744), Clerk to the House of Burgesses, Virginia;
m. Anne, dau. of Richard Bland, of Jordans, James River, Virginia, and, by her, had
issue : —
1. Robert, of whom later.
2. Theodore.
3. William.
i. Elizabeth, b. 27 Sept. 1733.
He d. 1744.
ROBERT MUNFORD, of Richlands, Virginia, was educated at Wakefield, Co.
York ; engaged in the Indian Wars of Virginia, 1758 ; Colonel in the Revolutionary
War ; Member of the Virginia Assembly ; m. his cousin Anne, dau. of William
Beverley, of Essex Co., Virginia, and, by her, had issue : —
I. William, of whom later.
1. Elizabeth Beverley, m. General Richard Kennon, 1st Governor of Louisiana.
2. Anne Ursula, m. William Otway Byrd, of Westover, and had issue.
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WILLIAM MUNFORD (1775-1825), b. in Mecklenburg Co., Virginia, 15 Aug.
1775 ; Member of the State Senate, 1801-1805 ; Member of the Privy Council,
and also Clerk of the House of Delegates ; m. Sarah, dau. of William Radford, and,
by her, had issue : —
1 . George Wythe, of whom later.
2. John Durburrow, m. (i) Elizabeth Northrop, who d.s.p. ; m. (2) Elizabeth
Roper, and had issue.
3. Robert, M.D., m. Ann E., dau. of Dr. Henry Curtis, and had issue.
4. William Preston, Colonel, m. Fanny E., dau. of Horace L. Kent ; d.s.p.
5. Carlton Radford, Captain in the U.S. Army, d. unm. ; killed in a duel at
Sattillo, Mexico.
1. Sarah Elizabeth, m., 1848, William Preston Peyton, and had issue : —
1. Wythe Munford, of Martinsville, Virginia; m., 1 6 Sept. 1879,
Ellen Gertrude, dau. of Virginius Randolph Williams, and had
issue.
2. William Madison, of Martinsville, Virginia.
3. Carlton Preston, of Salem, Virginia.
4. John Howe, of Salem, Virginia.
-5. Wade Hampton, b. 1866 ; d. 2 Dec. 1890.
1. Elizabeth Madison.
2. Agatha Madison, d. in infancy.
3. Sarah Radford.
4. Agatha Garnet.
2. Elvira Henry, m. (i) Lewis Ellis ; m. (2) Benjamin Howard Peyton ; d.s.p.
3. Anna Rebecca, m. John Sherrard.
He d. 21 June 1825.
GEORGE WYTHE MUNFORD (1803-1882), b. 8 Jan. 1803; Secretary to the
Commonwealth of Virginia ; m. (i) Lucy Singleton, dau. of Thomas Taylor, and,
by her, had issue : —
1. William (Rev.), m. Frances Ball.
2. THOMAS TAYLOR, of whom we treat.
George Wythe.
George, d. in infancy.
Lucy Harrison.
He m. (2) Elizabeth Thorougood, dau. of Charles Ellis, and, by her, had with
other issue : —
5. Charles Ellis, killed in action at Malvern Hill.
6. Robert, m. Kate Baldwin, and had issue.
2. Sallie Radford, m. Charles H. Talbott, and had issue.
3. Margaret Nimmo.
4. Elizabeth Ellis.
5. Jane Beverley.
6. Lucy Tayloe.
7. Fannie Ellis.
8. Caroline Homasselle.
9. Anne Bland, m. William S. Robertson.
10. Rosalie, m. William Rhett, of South Carolina, and had issue.
1 1 . Etta Wythe.
He d. 10 Jan. 1882.
Residence — 205 Harrison Street, Lynchburg, Virginia.
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GORDON
Edward Clifford Gordon (D.D.), b. at Richmond, Virginia, i Sept.
1842 ; m., 12 Nov. 1873, Mary Frances Bell.
DESCENT
JAMES GORDON (1714-1768), son of James Gordon, of Sheepbridge, Co. Down
(see Gordon, Armistead Churchill), b. at Newry, Co. Down, Ireland, 1714; went
to Virginia, with his brother John, about 1738, and settled in Lancaster Co. ; m. (i),
28 March 1742, Millicent (who d. 2 Feb. 1748), dau. of Colonel Edwin Conway,
of Lancaster Co., and had issue : —
I. A son, b. 15 April 1745 ; d. in infancy.
1. Ann, b. 29 March 1743 ; m., 9 June 1759, Richard Chichester ; d. 20 April
1765.
2. Agatha, b. 19 Oct. 1746 ; d. 8 Sept. 1747.
3. Sarah, b. 10 Dec. 1747 ; d. 7 June 1758.
He m. (2), 12 Nov. 1748, Mary, dau. of Colonel Nathaniel Harrison, and, by
her (who d. 13 May 1771), had issue : —
2. James, Colonel, Sheriff of Lancaster Co. 1782 ; Clerk 1787-1794 ; m.,
30 June 1774, Ann, dau. of Colonel John Payne, of Goochland, and had
issue.
3. John, b. II April 1757 ; d. in infancy.
4. Nathaniel, of whom later.
5. John, b. 9 Oct. 1765 ; m., I Nov. 1787, Betty, dau. of Colonel Jesse Ball, and
had issue.
4. Mary, b. 17 July 1752 ; m., 7 Oct. 1767, Rev. James Waddell, D.D. (who
d. 17 Sept. 1805), and had issue.
5. Hannah, b. 29 Jan. 1754 ; d. in infancy.
6. Elinor, b. 27 Nov. 1755 ; d. in infancy.
7. Elizabeth, b. 24 Aug. 1758 ; m., 13 Aug. 1777, her cousin, James Gordon.
8. Sarah, b. 6 May 1762 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 2 June 1768.
NATHANIEL GORDON (1763-1820), b. 28 Aug. 1763 ; m., 20 Oct. 1785, his
cousin, Mary, dau. of John Gordon ; and, by her (who d. 29 June 1808), had
issue : —
1. James, b. 22 July 1787 ; m. (i) Margaret, sister of Judge F. T. Anderson, of
Lexington, Virginia ; m. (2) his cousin, Eliza, dau. of Churchill Gordon ;
d.s.p.
2. John, b. 6 March 1791 ; d. in infancy.
3. John Newton, of whom later.
4. Nathaniel, b. 5 April 1795 ; d. 1869.
5. Samuel Harrington, b. 23 Jan. 1797 ; m. Anna Hance ; d. 2 Aug. 1850.
1. Lucy, b. 14 Feb. 1789 ; d. 12 Jan. 1871.
2. Mary Harrison, b. I Nov. 1798 ; m. Dr. Charles Beale ; d. 1888.
3. Priscilla Churchill, b. I 3 July 1801 ; m. Robert King.
4. Sarah Ann, b. 8 Aug. 1803 ; d. Nov. 1875.
5. Marcia Armistead, b. 13 Feb. 1807 ; d. 8 July 1832.
He d. 28 Feb. 1820.
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JOHN NEWTON GORDON (1793-1870), b. 15 Feb. 1793 ; m., 13 March 1823,
Louisiana, dau. of Major Samuel Coleman, and had issue : —
1. James, b. 1 8 March 1826 ; m., 26 Nov. 1856, Mary St. Clair Cooke.
2. John Newton, b. 10 Oct. 1840 ; m., 1 8 Dec. 1873, Florine Staples.
3. EDWARD CLIFFORD, of whom we treat.
1. Susannah Coleman, 0.17 April 1824; m.,7 Aug. 1 844, Rev. James A.Waddell,D.D.
2. Amelia Coleman, b. 18 June 1829 ; m., 22 Dec. 1847, Dr. Samuel P. Christian.
3. Mary Caskie, b. I May 1831 ; m., 14 Feb. 1865, Hugh Blair.
4. Marcia Armstrong, b. 1 1 Dec. 1834 ; m., 25 Dec. 1866, Talbot Bragg Coleman.
5. Ann Webster, b. 17 April 1837 ; m., 5 Dec. 1867, Judge Isaac Hill Christian.
He d. 2 Oct. 1870.
Residence — Lexington, Missouri.
McCAWLEY
Charles Laurie McCawley, b. at Boston, Massachusetts, 24 Aug.
1865; Lieutenant-Colonel United States Marine Corps; m.,
24 July 1906, Sarah H. Frelinghuysen, widow of Judge John
Davis.
DESCENT
JAMES McCAWLEY (1762-1823), b. in Ulster, Ireland, 1762; emigrated to
America ; m. Isabella, dau. of Captain William McCalls, of the Revolutionary Army,
and, dying 1823, left, by her, a son : —
JAMES McCAWLEY (1797-1839), b. 1797 ; Captain U.S. Marine Corps; m. Mary
Eliza, dau. of John Edloe Holt, and, dying 1839, left, by her (who d. 1881), a son : —
CHARLES GRIMES McCAWLEY (1827-1891), b. in Philadelphia 29 Jan. 1827 ;
entered the Marine Corps, 1847 » Ist Lieutenant, 1855 ; Captain, 1861 ; Major,
1864 ; Lieutenant-Colonel, 1867 ; served with distinction in Mexico, being present
at the storming of Chapultepec and the capture of the city of Mexico, 1847, where
he was breveted for gallantry ; also served in the South Atlantic Squadron, and was
present at the bombardment of Fort Sumter, 1863, where he was again breveted
for gallantry; promoted Colonel-Commandant of Marine Corps, 1876; m. Mary
Elizabeth, dau. of James Colegate, and, by her (who d. 1867), left issue : —
1. CHARLES LAURIE, of whom we treat.
2. William Morris, b. 1867 ; m. Mary B. Smith.
He d. at Philadelphia, 13 Oct. 1891.
Residence — Washington, D.C.
Clubs — Metropolitan, Alibi, Chevy Chase, and Country (Wash
ington, D.C.) ; Knickerbocker (N.Y.) ; Country, and
University (Philadelphia).
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MALLET-PREVOST
Severe Mallet-Prevost, b. at Zacatecas,
Mexico, 8 Oct. 1860; m., at Phila
delphia, 31 Dec. 1887, Virginia Hop
kins, dau. of James M. Johns, and, by
her, has had issue : —
1. Gertrude, b. u Sept. 1889; d. in
infancy.
2. Pauline Cosio, b. 10 Jan. 1892.
DESCENT
JACQUES MALLET (1530-1598), b. at Rouen,
France, 1530, son of Jean Mallet ; emigrated, on
account of religious persecution, to Geneva, Switzer
land, 1558 ; Citizen of Geneva, 29 April 1566 ;
Member of Council of Two Hundred, 1594; m.
(i), 4 July 1558, Jacquemine, dau. of Claude Favre
(who d.s.p.) ; m. (2), 28 Dec. 1562, Laure, dau. of
Jean Leonard Sartoris, of Quiers in Piedmont, and,
by her, had issue : —
1. Esaie, citizen of Geneva, d.s.p.
2. Gabriel, b. 12 April 1572 ; m., 8 Feb.
1597, Judith, dau. of Louis Trembley;
d. 19 Feb. 1651, leaving issue.
3. Jacques, of whom later.
I. Anne, b. 1565 ; m., 1593, Pierre de St. Andre.
He d. 15 July 1598.
JACQUES MALLET (1575-1657), b. 7 April 1575 ; Member of the Council of
Two Hundred, 1619 ; m., i April 1600, Louise, dau. of Guillaume Varro, and, by
her, had issue: —
1. Jacques, b. 1 1 June 1602; Member of the Council of Two Hundred, 1649 »
m., 9 March 1634, Jeanne> dau. of Abraham Thabuis ; d. 1677, leaving
issue.
2. Louis, b. 15 Oct. 1605 ; m. (i) Louise Poncet ; m. (2) Madelaine, dau. of
Louis Offredi ; d. 1674, leaving issue
3. Joseph, of whom later.
4. Philippe, b. 1617 ; m. Jeanne Marcet, and had issue.
1. Louise, m. Louis Gaudy.
2. Judith, b. 1620 ; m. Daniel Sardes.
He d. 2 April 1657.
JOSEPH MALLET (1610-1676), b. 12 Oct. 1610 ; m. (i), 24 Nov. 1639,
Catherine, dau. of — Goudet, and, by her, had issue : —
I. Jeanne, b. 1640 ; m. (i) Pierre Favereau ; m. (2) Abraham Gardelle.
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He m. (2), 6 March 1 642, Rose, dau. of Jacques Genoudet, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Jacques, assumed the additional name of Genoud ; b. 13 Dec. 1642 ; m.
Fran9oise, dau. of Jacques de la Rive ; d. 1703, leaving issue.
2. Jean, assumed the additional name of Genoud, b. 30 April 1646 ; m., 1675,
Catherine, dau. of Jacques Croppet ; d. 1716, leaving issue.
He m. (3), loFeb. 1648, Elisabeth, dau. of Gedeon Duet, and, by her, had issue : —
3. Charles, b. 22 Dec. 1657; m. n July 1682, Sara, dau. of Jean BufFe ; d.
1708, leaving issue.
4. Henri, of whom later.
2. Louise, b. 1655 ; m. Fran9ois de la Ghana.
3. Marie, b. 1662 ; m. Jean Antoine Arlaud.
He d. 1676.
HENRI MALLET (1660-1728), b. i Sept. 1660 ; m., 5 Feb. 1688, Louise, dau.
of Jean Flournoy, and, by her, had issue : —
Jean Gabriel, of whom later.
Anne Pauline, b. 1692 ; m. Henri Dumont.
He d. 1728:
JEAN GABRIEL MALLET (1688-1752), b. 22 Nov. 1688 ; m., 9 Aug. 1722,
Jeanne Marguerite, dau. of Louis Simon Masson, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Henri, of whom later.
2. Paul Henri, Member of the Council of Two Hundred, 1764; m. Jeanne
Marie, dau. of Jean Louis Dupan ; d.s.p.
I. Louise Catherine, b. 1723 ; m. Jean Daniel Barde.
He d. 1752.
HENRI MALLET (1727-1781), b. 24 Oct. 1727; Member of the Council of
Two Hundred ; assumed the additional name of Prevost ; m., 14 Jan. 1753, Jeanne
Gabrielle, dau. of Augustin Prevost, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Paul Henri, of whom later.
2. Fran9ois Louis, b. 1760.
3. Jean Salomon, b. 1763.
i. Lydie, b. 1759 ; m. (i) Paul Chapuis ; m. (2) Pierre de Gallatin, Chamberlain
to the King of Wiirtemberg.
He d. 1781.
PAUL HENRI MALLET-PREVOST (1756-1835), b. 1756 ; General in Louis XVFs
Army ; escaped to the United States at the time of the French Revolution ; settled in
New Jersey, on the Delaware River, 1794, and founded the present city of French-
town ; m., 25 April 1779, Jeanne Elizabeth, dau of Andre Patry, and had issue : —
ANDREW MALLET-PREVOST (1780-1850), b. in Geneva, 1780; settled in
Philadelphia; served as Brigadier-General of Volunteers in the War of 1812 ; m.
Hannah, dau. of John Coulter, and had with other issue : —
1. Charles, b. 19 Sept. 1818 ; U.S. Marshal for the Territory of Wisconsin ;
Assistant Adjutant-General on the Staff of General Frank Patterson ; served
in the Peninsular Campaign, and was Colonel of the 1 1 8th Pennsylvania
Regiment of Volunteers, which he commanded at Antietam ; Brevet
Brigadier-General of Volunteers, 1865 ; Major-General of 1st Division of
Pennsylvania National Guard ; d. 5 Nov. 1887.
2. Grayson, of whom later.
He d. 1850.
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GRAYSON MALLET-PREVOST (1823-1896), b. 1823 ; entered U.S. Army as
Surgeon, 1844, and was on General Wool's Staff during the Mexican War ; after
wards settled at Zacatecas ; m., 1850, Marianita, dau. of Severo Cosio (Governor of
Zacatecas), and, by her, had issue : —
SEVERO, of whom we treat.
He d. 1896.
Residence — 931 Madison Avenue, New York.
Clubs — University, Down Town, Riding, City Midday (New
York).
Arms — Azure, a fesse or, between two roses in chief, and a trefoil
in base, argent.
Crest — A wild goat issuant.
MOSELEY
Frank Moseley, b. 30 March 1854; m., 29 April 1880, Martha
Alger, dau. of Charles Henry Hawes, and, by her, has had issue :—
Elise, b. 1 8 July 1883 ; m., u Jan. 1905, Cutler Beltenap Downer,
and has issue : —
1. Frances, b. 14 March 1906.
2. Rosamond, b. 1 2 Aug. 1908.
DESCENT
JOHN MAUDSLEY ( - 1 66 1), emigrated to America, 1629 ; admitted Freeman,
14 March 1638 ; granted lands, 1656 ; m. (i) Elizabeth - - ; m. (2) Cicily - — ,
and, dying 27 Aug. 1661, left, by her (who d. 3 Dec. 1661), a son : —
THOMAS MAUDSLEY (1636-1706), of Dorchester, Mass.; b. 1636; m. Mary,
dau. of Thomas Lawrence, and, dying 22 Oct. 1706, left, by her (who d. April 1723),
a son
EBENEZER MAUDSLEY or MOSELEY (1673-1740), of Dorchester, Mass.; b.
4 Sept. 1673; m. Elizabeth, dau. of William Trescott, and, dying 19 Sept. 1740,
left, by her (who d. 24 April 1705), a son :—
EBENEZER MOSELEY (1695-1773), of Dorchester, Mass.; b. 19 May 1695;
m., 29 May 1718, Elizabeth, dau. of Humphrey Atherton, and, dying 22 March 1773,
left, by her (who d. 6 Jan. 1783), a son :—
THOMAS] MOSELEY (1728-1796), of Dorchester, Mass. ; b. 2 June 1728; m.,
23 April 1752, Esther, dau. of Jonathan Davis, and, dying 23 Dec. 1796, left, by her
(who d. 21 April 1811), a son : —
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THOMAS MOSELEY (1759- ), of Dorchester, Mass.; b. June 1759 ; m.,
5 Dec. 1783, Sarah, dau. of Ca.pt. Ebenezer Withington, and left, by her (who d.
1805), a son : —
THOMAS MATHER MOSELEY (1796-1877), of Dorchester, Mass.; b. 4 Aug.
1796 ; m., 9 Jan. 1823, Jane Briggs, dau. of Samuel Pierce, and, dying 19 Oct.
1877, left, by her (who d. 18 Sept. 1862), a son : —
THOMAS EDWARD MOSELEY (1823-1890), of Boston, Mass.; b. 5 Nov. 1823 ;
m., 9 Oct. 1849, Mary, dau. of Edward Crehore, and left, by her (who d. 21 Feb.
1897), a son : —
FRANK, of whom we treat.
He d. 25 May 1890.
Residences — Beacon and Carlton Street, Brookline, Mass.
Club — New Algonquin (Boston).
SEWELL
Robert van Vorst Sewell, b. 9 May 1861 ; m., 1888, Lydia
Amanda, dau. of Benjamin Thomas Brewster, of Essex Co., New
York, and, by her, has issue : —
1. Robert Brewster, b. 1897.
2. William Joyce, b. 1901.
Mr. Robert van Vorst Sewell, the distinguished artist, gra
duated at Columbia University, B.A. 1883.
DESCENT
THOMAS SEWELL, Collector of Inland Revenue for co. Mayo, Ireland, 1838-
1840, left issue : —
1 . Robert, of whom later.
2. William Joyce, b. 6 Dec. 1835 ; emigrated to America with his brother ; Major-
General U.S. Army ; Senator for New Jersey, 1881-1887 ; d. 1901.
ROBERT SEWELL (1833-1898), b. 1833 ; emigrated to America, 1851 ; Attorney
and Counsellor at Law of New York City 5 m., 1860, Sarah, dau. of Cornelius van
Vorst, and, by her, left issue : —
1. ROBERT VAN VORST, of whom we treat.
2. Cornelius van Vorst, b. 1864.
Hed. 1898.
Residences — 15 West 67th Street, New York; Fleetwood, Oyster
Bay, Long Island, N.Y.
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TEMPLE
Edward Lowe Temple, b. at Fort
Winnebago, Wisconsin, 12 May 1844;
m., at Rutland, Vermont, 29 Sept.
1869, Lucy, dau. of George Graves, of
Rutland, and, by her, has issue : —
Edward Clarence, b. 28 April 1886.
Edith Graves, b. 2 Aug. 1879.
Mr. Temple graduated at the
University of Vermont, M.A., 1881 ;
and at Middlebury College, M.A.,
1882.
DESCENT
ROBERT TEMPLE (1694-1754), said to have
been an officer in the British Army, and great-
grandson of the Rev. Thomas Temple, LL.D.,
rector of Bourton-on-the-Water, Co. Gloucester,
1622-1649, who was third son of Sir Thomas
Temple, of Stowe, Co. Buckingham, created a
baronet, 29 June 161 1 ; b. 1694 ; settled at Boston,
1717; m., ii Aug. 1721, Mehetabel, dau. of John
Nelson, of Boston, and, by her (who d. 23 Dec.
1775), had issue: —
1. Thomas, b. March 1723 ; d. in infancy.
2. Thomas, bap. 27 March 1726 ; d. unm.
3. Robert, of Tenhills, Boston, and Allenton, Co. Dublin ; bap. 10 March 1728 ;
m. Harriet, dau. of Lieutenant-General William Shirley, Governor of
Massachusetts, and, dying 1782, left issue : —
1. Mehetabel Hester, b. 19 Nov. 1758 ; m., 19 June 1783, Hans
Blackwood, 3rd Lord Dufferin and Clandeboye, grandfather of
the 1st Marquis of Dufferin and Ava.
2. Anne Western, m., 1784, Christopher Temple Emmet, M.D., and
had issue.
3. Harriet, d. unm.
4. John, bap. 16 April 1732, to whom it was presumed the baronetcy reverted, on
the death s.p. of Sir Richard Temple, of Stowe, in 1786.
5. William, of whom later.
1. Mary, m., 10 Feb. 1741, William Lance, of Sandwich, Co. Kent.
2. Margaret, bap. 5 April 1724; m., 1746, Nathaniel Dowse, M.D., of Charles-
town, Mass.
3. Elizabeth, b. Feb. 1727.
4. Rebecca, bap. 13 April 1729 ; m. Captain John Fenton, of the British Army,
and had issue.
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5. Mehetabel, bap. 20 Sept. 1730 ; m., 9 June 1765, Edmund Quincy, of Boston ;
d.s.p.
6. Agnes, bap. 28 July 1734; d. unm. 1753.
He d. 14 April 1754.
WILLIAM TEMPLE (1735-1785), of Boston, and Councillor of New Hampshire;
bap. 14 Sept. 1735; m. (i) Mehetabel, dau. of Governor Whipple, and, by her,
had issue : —
John, d. unm.
Sarah, bap. 23 July 1769 ; m. John J. Siebels, and had issue.
He m. (2) Amy, dau. of Colonel Eleazor Fitch, and, by her, had issue : —
2. Nelson, b. 1781 ; d. young.
3. Robert, of whom later.
He d. 4 June 1785.
ROBERT TEMPLE (1783-1834), of Rutland, Vermont, b. 29 Aug. 1783 ;
m. (i), 1805, Clara, dau. of Joseph Hawkins, and, by her (who d. 24 Dec. 1814),
had issue : —
1. Robert Emmet, b. 24 Sept. 1808; m., 12 June 1839, Catherine M., dau. of
William James, and had issue : —
1. Robert, b. Nov. 1840.
2. William James, b. March 1842 ; Captain 1 7th Infantry, U.S.A.;
killed at the battle of Chancellorsville, 1863.
3. Grenville, d. young.
1. Catherine, b. Aug. 1843; m., 1868, Richard Stockton Emmet;
d. 25 Sept. 1895.
2. Mary, b. Dec. 1845 ; d. unm.
3. Clara, d. young.
4. Charlotte, d. young.
5. Ellen, b. Oct. 1850 ; m. (i) Christopher Temple Emmet ; m. (2)
George Hunter.
6. Henrietta, b. June 1853 ; m. Leslie Pell Clark.
He m. (2), 4 Aug. 1818, Charlotte Eloise, dau. of Isaac Green, and, by her
(who d. 13 May 1887), had issue : —
2. George Green, b. 2 April 1820 ; d. unm. 12 June 1848.
3. Charles, of whom later.
4. William Grenville, b. 23 March 1824 ; Rear Admiral U.S. Navy ; m., 7 Oct.
1851, Catalina, dau. of General J. G. Totten, of the U.S. Army ; d.s.p.
28 June 1894.
1. Clara, b. 28 June 1827 ; m. Henry Chapman ; d.s.p. 31 March 1880.
2. Mary, m., 12 June 1850, Edmund Tweedy ; d. 21 June 1891.
3. Charlotte, m. (i) Robert Sweeny; m. (2) Sir John Rose, Bart., of Montreal ;
d. 3 Dec. 1883.
4. Anne Elizabeth, d. young.
5. Helen Augusta, d. 2 March 1854.
He d. 6 Oct. 1834.
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CHARLES TEMPLE (1821-1858), of Rutland, Vermont, b. 22 Nov. 1821 ;
m., 10 Aug. 1843, Margaret Foulke, dau. of Major Gideon Lowe, U.S.A., and, by
her, had issue : —
1. EDWARD LOWE, of whom we treat.
2. Robert Grenville, d. young.
3. Arthur, b. 28 Nov. 1847; m., I June 1875, Ellen Amelia Quiner, and has issue: —
1. Charles Edwin, b. 23 March 1876.
2. Robert Allyn, b. 7 July 1877.
I. Jessie Emily, b. 30 Jan. 1884.
1. Alice, b. 26 Oct. 1849.
2. Charlotte Eloise, b. 14 Oct. 1851 ; m., 9 July 1882, John A. Mason.
He d. 13 Feb. 1858.
Residence — Windyledge, Rutland, Vermont.
Arms — Quarterly ; ist and 4th, Or, an eagle displayed sable ;
2nd and 3rd, Argent, two bars sable, each charged with
three martlets or.
Crest — On a ducal coronet a martlet, or.
SHERMAN
Philemon Tecumseh Sherman, b. at St. Louis, 9 Jan. 1867 ;
graduated at St. Louis University, 1886, Yale, 1888 ; studied at
Columbia Law School, 1888-1890; Alderman of New York,
1888—1889 '•> Commissioner of Labour, State of New York,
1905-1907.
DESCENT
HENRY SHERMAN ( -1589), of Colchester, Co. Essex (probably the son of
Thomas Sherman, of Yaxley, Co. Suffolk, who m. Jane Waller, of Wortham, Co.
Suffolk, and whose will was proved 1551) ; m. Agnes Butler, and, dying 1589, left,
by her (who d. 1580), issue : —
EDMUND SHERMAN (75^0-1599), of Dedham, Co. Essex, b. about 1540; m.
(i), 1570, Anne Pellatte, and, by her (who d. 1584), had issue : —
Edmund, of whom later.
He d. 1599, having m. (2) Anne Clere.
EDMUND SHERMAN ( -1641), b. at Dedham, Co. Essex ; went to America
in 1632 ; settled first in Watertown, Mass., afterwards in Wethersfield and New
Haven, Conn. ; m., in England, and had issue : —
1. Edmund, who returned to England.
2. Richard, m. Martha ; settled in Boston, Mass.
3. Bezaleel.
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4. John (Rev.), b. 4 Jan. 1614 ; m. (l) Abigail ; m. (2) Mary Launce, and
had issue ; d. 1685.
5. Samuel, of whom later.
1. Judith.
2. Anne.
3. Joanna.
4. Esther.
He d. at New Haven, Conn., 1641.
SAMUEL SHERMAN, HON. (1618-1684), b. 12 July 1618 ; accompanied his
father to America ; settled in Stratford, Conn., and was Deputy-General of Court
of Connecticut, which declared war against the Pequots, 1637 ; m. Sara Mitchell,
and, by her, had issue : —
1. Samuel; Lieutenant; b. 19 Jan. 1641 ; m., 1665, Mary Tetterton ; d. 1700,
leaving issue.
2. Theophilus, b. 28 Oct. 1643 ; m. ; d. 1712, leaving issue.
3. Matthew, b. 24 Oct. 1645 ; m. — Buckley ; d. 1698, leaving issue.
4. Edmund, b. 4 Dec. 1647 ; m., and had issue.
5. John, of whom later.
-4 6. Nathaniel, b. 21 March 1657 ; m. — Phipperney ; d. 1712, leaving issue.
7. Benjamin, b. 29 March 1662 ; m. Rebecca , and had issue.
8. David, b. 15 April 1665 ; d. 1753.
I. Sarah, b. 8 April 1654.
He d. 1684.
JOHN SHERMAN (1651-1730), b. 8 Feb. 1651 ; Town Clerk of Stratford,
Conn.; Captain of Militia, 1711 ; Assistant, 1711-1723; Speaker of the Assembly,
1711-12 ; m. Elizabeth , and had issue : —
1. Ichabod ; d. unm.
2. Samuel, b. i Aug. 1682 ; m., 22 Dec. 1709, Mary Knowles ; d. 25 Feb. 1757,
leaving issue.
3. John, of whom later.
1. Hannah, b. I July 1680 ; m. — Chittenden.
2. Elizabeth, b. I Oct. 1684 ; m. Roger Terrill ; d. 1769.
3. Sarah, b. I June 1689 ; m., 28 Dec. 1718, Benjamin Hinman.
4. Mary, b. I March 1691 ; m. Rev. Anthony Stoddard.
5. Susannah, b. I Nov. 1693 ; m. Daniel Noble.
He d. 13 Nov. 1730.
JOHN SHERMAN (1687-1727), b. I June 1687 ; m., 22 July 1714, Emma
Preston, and had issue : —
1. Daniel, of whom later.
2. Matthew, b. 8 Jan. 1724.
1. Jerusha, b. 15 Sept. 1716.
2. Damaris, b. 14 Feb. 1719.
3. Mary, b. 8 Jan. 1724 ; d. in infancy.
4. Mary, b. 7 July 1726.
He d. in Woodbury, Conn., 1727.
DANIEL SHERMAN (1721-1799), b. 14 Aug. 1721 ; Representative in the
Assembly, 1751-1791 ; m. Mind well , and had issue : —
1. Daniel, b. 20 April 1756 ; d. 13 Feb. 1809.
2. Taylor, of whom later.
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1. Hannah, b. 4 June 1745.
2. Emma, b. 2 May 1747 ; d. in infancy.
3. Sarah, b. 17 Sept. 1749 ; d., unm., 1798.
4. Emma, b. 23 March 1753.
He d. 1799.
TAYLOR SHERMAN (1758-1815), of Norwalk, Conn., b. 1758; Judge; m.
Elizabeth Stoddard, and, by her (who d. i Aug. 1848), had issue : —
1. Charles R., of whom later.
2. Daniel, b. 26 March 1790; settled at Munroeville, Ohio; d. 12 Nov. 1864,
leaving issue.
I . Elizabeth, b. 7 Dec. 1791; m. Judge Parker, of Mansfield ; d. 1 8 5 I , leaving issue.
He d. 4 May 1815.
CHARLES R. SHERMAN (1788-1829), b. 26 Sept. 1788; settled in Lancaster,
Ohio; Judge of Supreme Court, 1824-1829 ; m., 10 May 1810, Mary Hoyt, and
had issue : —
1. Charles T., b. 3 Feb. 1811 ; Judge; m., 2 Feb. 1841, Eliza Jane Williams,
and had issue ; d. 1879.
2. James, b. 12 Dec. 1814 ; m. Sophia Connell, and had issue ; d. 10 July 1864.
3. William T., of whom later.
4. 'Lampson P., b. 13 Oct. 1821 ; m. (i) Mary A. Getchel ; m. (2) Susan R.
Lawson, and had issue.
5. John, b. 10 May 1823 ; entered Congress, 1855, Chairman of the Committee
of Ways and Means, 1859; Member of Senate, 1861-1877, when he
became Secretary of the Treasury ; again Senator, 1879-1897 ; m. Cecilia
Stewart ; d.s.p. 22 Oct. 1900.
6. Hott, b. I Nov. 1827 ; m. Sara Moulton, and had issue ; d. 25 Jan. 1904.
1 . Mary Elizabeth, b. 2 1 April 1812 ; m. William J. Reece, and had issue ;
d. 1900.
2. Amelia, b. 18 Feb. 1816 ; m. Robert McComb, and had issue.
3. Julia Ann, b. 24 July 1818 ; m. John G. Willock, and had issue ; d. 7 April 1842.
4. Susan D., b. 10 Oct. 1825 ; m. Thomas W. Hartley.
5. Frances Beecher, b. 3 May 1829 ; m. Charles W. Moulton.
He d. 24 June 1829.
WILLIAM TECUMSEH SHERMAN (1820-1891), b., at Lancaster, Ohio, 8 Feb.
1820; the celebrated General in the Civil War, who succeeded General Grant as
Commander-in-Chief of the United States Armies, 1869 ; m., at Washington, I May
1850, Ellen Boyle, dau. of the Hon. Thomas Ewing, and, by her, had issue : —
1. William Tecumseh, b. 8 June 1854 ; d. 10 Oct. 1863.
2. Thomas Ewing, b. 12 Oct. 1856 ; Priest of the Society of Jesus.
3. Charles C., b. n June 1864 ; d. in infancy.
4. PHILEMON TECUMSEH, of whom we treat.
1. Maria Ewing, b. 28 Jan. 1851 ; m. Thomas W. Fitch.
2. Mary Elizabeth, b. 17 Nov. 1852.
3. Eleanor M., b. 5 Sept. 1859 ; m- Alexander M. Thackara.
4. Rachel E., b. 5 July 1861 ; m. Paul Thorndike.
He d. 14 Feb. 1891.
Residence — 120 East 315! Street, New York.
Club — Union League (New York).
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BRECKINRIDGE
Clifton Rodes Breckinridge, b. at Lexington, Kentucky, 22 Nov.
1846; Member of Congress, 1883—1894, and U.S. Minister to
Russia, 1894—1897; m., 21 Nov. 1876, Catherine B., dau. of
Dr. James Green Carson.
DESCENT
ROBERT BRECKINRIDGE, of Augusta Co., Virginia, son of Alexander Breckin
ridge, a Scottish covenanter who fled to America on the Restoration of the Stuarts ;
m. Lettice, dau. of John Preston, and had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. James, b. in Virginia, 7 March 1763 ; a member of the General Assembly of
Virginia, and a leader of the old Federal party in that body ; represented
the district of Botetourt in Congress, 1809-1817 ; d. 9 Aug. 1846.
JOHN BRECKINRIDGE (1760-1806), of Lexington, Kentucky; b. in Virginia,
2 Dec. 1760; elected a member of the House of Delegates, 1780; admitted to
the Bar, 1785 ; elected to the 3rd Congress, 1793 ; removed to Kentucky, 1793 ;
appointed Attorney General of the New State, 1795 ; member of the Legislature
(serving as Speaker during his third and last term), 1797-1800 ; U.S. Senator,
1801-1805 ; U.S. Attorney-General, 1805-1806 ; m., 28 June 1785, Mary Hopkins,
dau. of Colonel Joseph Cabell, and, by her (who d. 26 March 1858), had issue : —
1 . Joseph Cabell, of whom later.
2. John, b. 4 July 1797 ; a distinguished Presbyterian clergyman and contro
versialist ; d. 4 Aug. 1841.
3. Robert Jefferson (D.D.), b. 8 March 1800 ; President of Jefferson College, Penn
sylvania, 1845-1847 ; removed to Lexington, Kentucky, 1847, and became
pastor of the ist Presbyterian Church there ; d. 27 Dec. 187 1, leaving issue.
4. William Lewis, b. 22 July 1803 ; D.D. ; President of Oakland College, Missis
sippi ; m. (i) Frances C., dau. of Judge Prevost, and had issue ; m. (2) Sarah,
dau. of Judge Christopher Tomkins, and widow of Dr. R. B. Garnett.
1. Letitia Preston, b. 22 June 1786 ; m. (l), 24 Oct. 1804, Alfred William
Grayson, who d. 10 .Oct. 1810, leaving issue; m. (2), 1 6 Oct. 1818,
Colonel Peter Bu^l Porter) U.S. Secretary for War, 1828-1829, and had
issue ; d. 27 July r&jiv
2. Mary Anne, b. 1795 ; m. David Castleman.
He d. 14 Dec. 1806.
JOSEPH CABELL BRECKINRIDGE (1788-1823), b. in Albemarle Co., Virginia,
24 July 1788 ; twice Speaker of Kentucky House of Representatives, and Secretary of
State for Kentucky ; m., n May 1811, Mary Clay, dau. of the Rev. Dr. Samuel
Stanhope Smith, of New Jersey, and grand-dau. of the Rev. Dr. John Witherspoon,
U.S. District Judge of Louisiana, and had issue : —
I. John Cabell, of whom later.
1. Frances Anne, m., 3 Nov. 1829, Rev. J. C. Young, D.D.; d. 2 Nov. 1837, leaving
issue.
2. Caroline Lawrence, m., 31 Oct. 1832, Rev. J. J. Bullock, D.D; d. 4 Nov.
1867, leaving issue.
3. Mary Cabell, m., 1832, Dr..T. P. Satterthwaite ; d. 13 Aug. 1835, leaving issue.
4. Letitia Porter, m., 6 Feb. 1847, Charles Copeland Parichill ; d.s.p. 15 May 1862.
He d. at Frankfort, Kentucky, I Sept. 1823.
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JOHN CABELL BRECKINRIDGE (1821-1875), b. 21 Jan. 1821 ; Major in Ken
tucky Volunteers 1847, servmg m the war with Mexico ; elected to Congress, 1851,
and again 1853; Vice-President of U.S., 1857-1861 ; U.S. Senator, 1861 ;
appointed Brigadier-General in the Confederate States Army, 1861, and Major-
General, 1862; Secretary of War, 1865; m., 12 Dec. 1843, Mary Cyrene, dau.
of Clifton Rodes Burch, and had issue : —
1. Joseph Cabell, b. 29 Dec. 1844; served through the Civil War; m., I Dec. 1869,
Sally Frances, dau. of the Hon. R. W. Johnson, and had issue : —
1. John Cabell.
2. Robert Johnson.
3. Benjamin Johnson.
I. Laura Johnson, m. John C. Ten Eyck.
2. CLIFTON RODES, of whom we treat.
3. John Witherspoon Owen, b. 1850 ; m. Louise, dau. of Lloyd Tevis ; d. 9 May
1892, leaving issue.
1. Frances, b. 21 June 1848 ; m., 1879, John Andrew Steele.
2. Mary Desha, b. 1853 ; m., 1877, Anson Maltby.
He d. at Lexington, 17 May 1875.
Residence — Fort Smith, Arkansas.
PECK
Hiram David Peck, b. 23 March 1844; m., 18 Nov. 1868,
Harriet Emily, dau. of George Minot Weld, and, by her, has
issue : —
1. John Weld, b. 5 Feb. 1874 ; m. Nelle, dau. of C. M. Wright, M.D.
2. Arthur Minot, b. 5 April 1877 ; m. Marguerite, dau. of Frank
Comstock, and has issue : —
Harold David, b. 17 Feb. 1908.
i. Edith Weld, b. i Jan. 1881.
The Hon. H. D. Peck graduated at Miami University, 1862 ;
Harvard Law School, LL.B., 1865 ; Assistant City Solicitor,
Cincinnati, 1873-1876; City Solicitor, 1876; Judge, Superior
Court of Cincinnati, 1883-1889 ; LL.D. University of Cincinnati,
1891.
DESCENT
JOSEPH PECK (1587-1663), b. in Beccles, Co. Suffolk, April 1587, son of
Robert Peck, and younger brother of the Rev. Robert Peck, Rector of Hingham,
Co. Norfolk ; emigrated to America with his brother Robert, 1638 ; settled first at
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Hingham, Mass., and afterwards at Rehoboth, Mass., 1645 ; m. (i) at Hingham,
Co. Norfolk, 21 May 1617, Rebecca Clark, and, by her (who d. 24 Oct. 1637),
had issue : —
1. Joseph, of whom later.
2. John, b. 1626 ; d. 1713, leaving issue.
3. Nicholas, b. 1630 ; m. (l) Mary Winchester ; m. (2) Rebecca ; d. 27 May
1710, leaving issue.
1. Anna, b. March 1618 ; d. 1636.
2. Rebecca, b. May 1620 ; m. — Hubbert.
He m. (2) and had issue : —
4. Samuel, b. Feb. 1639 ; m. (l) Sarah ; m. (2) Rebecca Paine Hunt ; d. 1708,
leaving issue.
5. Nathaniel, b. Oct. 1641 ; m. Deliverance ; d. 1676, leaving issue.
6. Israel, b. March 1644 ; m. Bethiah Bosworth ; d. 2 Sept. 1723, leaving issue.
He d. 23 Dec. 1663.
JOSEPH PECK (1623-1701), of Rehoboth, Mass., b. Aug. 1623 ; m. and
had issue : —
1 . Jathniel, of whom later.
2. Ichabod, b. 13 Sept. 1666 ; d. 1690.
3. Samuel, b. II Oct. 1672 ; m. Rachel ; d. 9 June 1736, leaving issue.
1. Rebecca, b. 6 Nov. 1650.
2. Hannah, b. 25 March 1653 ; m., Aug. 1677, Daniel Read.
3. Elizabeth, b. 26 Nov. 1657 ; m. Samuel Mason.
4. Mary, b. 17 Nov. 1662 ; m. Benjamin Hunt.
5. Patience, b. n Oct. 1669 ; m. Richard Bowen.
He d. 1701.
JATHNIEL PECK ^1^60-1742), of Rehoboth, Mass., b. 24 July 1660 ; m.,
28 Feb. 1689, Sarah Smith, and, by her (who d. 4 June 1717), had issue : —
1. Daniel, b. 30 Jan. 1690 ; m. Sarah, dau. of Samuel Paine ; d. 6 Nov. 1750,
leaving issue.
2. Ichabod, b. 9 March 1691 ; m. Judith, dau. of Samuel Paine ; d. 8 July 1773,
leaving issue.
3. Solomon, b. 20 Sept. 1692 ; d.s.p. Dec. 1728.
4. Jathniel, b. 10 Sept. 1695 ; m. Damaris Hunt ; d. 1739, leaving issue.
5. Ebenezer, b. 20 Sept. 1697 ; m. Margaret Whitaker ; d. 1760, leaving issue.
6. Joseph, b. 1 8 April 1702 ; m. Mary Bliss ; d. March 1738, leaving issue.
7. Benjamin, b. 18 Jan. 1706 ; m. (i) Elizabeth Whitaker ; m. (2) Elizabeth ;
d. 10 Aug. 1749, leaving issue.
8. Henry, of whom later.
9. Nathaniel, b. 14 Sept. 1712 ; m. Mercy ; d. 1762, leaving issue.
1. Esther, b. 30 April 1694 ; d. Feb. 1730.
2. Sarah, b. i March 1699 ; m., 1722, Ephraim Hunt.
3. Rebecca, b. 10 Oct. 1700 ; m. Edward Martin.
4. Ann, b. 7 April I 704 ; m. Caleb Ormsbee.
5. Elizabeth, b. 31 Oct. 1707.
He d. 5 April 1742.
HENRY PECK (1709- ), of Rehoboth, Mass., b. 7 Dec. 1709 ; m., 26 March
1732, Rachel Whitaker, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Henry, b. 28 Feb. 1738 ; m. Naomi Peck ; d. 8 Aug. 1839, leaving issue.
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3. Daniel, b. 17 May 1741 ; m. Relief Joy ; d. 1814, leaving issue.
4. Benjamin, b. 17 May 1 741,0!. young.
5. Oliver, b. 24 Oct. 1742, d. young.
6. Solomon, b. 3 Oct. 1749; m., 1722, Anna Wheeler; d. 14 Nov. 1822,
leaving issue.
7. Oliver, b. 9 March 1752 ; m. Hannah Bliss ; d. 26 Jan. 1839, leaving issue.
1. Rebecca, b. 1 1 Feb. 1740 ; m. Elisha Phiney.
2. Rachel, b. 12 Feb. 1745 ; d. young.
3. Lydia, b. 10 Sept. 1747 ; d. young.
4. Lydia, b. I Feb. 1755 ; m. Samuel Turner.
JOHN PECK (1735-1812), of Royalston, Mass., afterwards removed to Mont-
pelier, Vermont, 1806 ; b. 4 Feb. 1735 ; m. Mary Drown, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Joshua ; m., and had issue.
2. Oliver, d.s.p. 1786.
3. Hiram, of whom later.
4. Nathaniel ; m. (i) Jane Toggett ; m. (2) Phebe Carpenter ; d. 10 April 1827,
leaving issue.
5. Squire ; m. Elizabeth Goddard ; d. 25 Aug. 1838, leaving issue.
6. John ; m. Ann Benedict ; d. 1826, leaving issue.
1. Rachel ; m. William Drown.
2. Mar)' ; m. — Hathaway.
He d. 4 March 1812.
HIRAM PECK (1761-1831), of Parishville, N.Y., b. 1761 ; m., 20 Feb.
1801, Welthy Kilburn, and, by her (who d. 16 March 1836), had issue : —
1. Albert, b. I 3 June 1802 ; d. young.
2. Chauncey H., b. 4 Oct. 1804 ; m. (l) Grace Spencer ; m. (2) Susan Willard,
and had issue.
3. Hiram H., b. 1 6 Nov. 1815 ; m., 1 6 Aug. 1843, Cornelia Harmon, and
had issue.
4. Josiah K., b. 5 Feb. 1818 ; d. young.
5. John Wellington, of whom later.
6. Comer M., b. 18 March 1822 ; m., 23 May 1848, Sarah Minerva Hoit, and
had issue.
1. Minerva, b. 26 July 1806 ; d. young.
2. Lucy, b. 1 8 Jan. 1809 ; m. H. Christy.
3. Mary, b. I April 1811 ; m. J. T. Gould.
4. Sarah, b. I April 1 8 1 1 ; d. young.
5. Minerva, b. 31 May 1813 ; d. young.
Hed. 28 Jan. 1831.
JOHN WELLINGTON PECK (1819-1907), of Cynthiana, Kentucky, b. 7 Nov.
1819 ; m., 2 March 1843, Nancy Jane, dau. of David Veach, and, by her, had
issue : —
I. HIRAM DAVID, of whom we treat.
I. Mary K., b. 25 March 1848.
z. Lucy W., b. 19 April 1853.
3. Lydia W., b. 7 Aug. 1855 ; d. 7 June 1859.
He d. 1907.
Residence — 224 McGregor Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Clubs — Literary, Queen City.
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JAMES
Arthur Curtiss James, b. i June 1867 ; m., 23 April 1890,
Harriet Eddy, dau. of Sydenham Clark Parsons.
DESCENT
NATHANIEL EMMES JAMES, of Truxton, New York, son of Daniel James,
m. Betsy Ingersoll, and left, by her, a son : —
DANIEL JAMES (1800-1876), of Liverpool, b. 1800 ; m. Elizabeth Woodbridge,
dau. of Anson G. Phelps, and, dying Nov. 1876, left, by her (who d. 21 June 1847),
a son : —
DANIEL WILLIS JAMES (1832-1907), of New York, b. 15 April 1832 ;
m. 7 Feb. 1854, Ellen Stebbins, dau. of Levi G. Curtis, and, by her, has
issue : —
ARTHUR CURTISS, of whom we treat.
He d. 13 Sept. 1907.
Residences — 92 Park Avenue, New York, and Onunda, Madison,
New Jersey.
Clubs — Metropolitan, University, Century, Down Town, Riding,
New York Yacht, Seawanhaka, Alpha Delta Phi (New
York).
DODGE
David Stuart Dodge, b. 22 Sept. 1836 ; graduated at Yale, 1857,
M.A., 1864, D.D., 1899; m. (i), 20 June 1860, Ellen Ada,
dau. of John Jay Phelps, and, by her (who d. 22 June 1880), had
issue : —
i. Walter Phelps, b. 13 June 1869 ; alumnus of Yale University, 1891,
Oxford University, 1896 ; Barrister-at-law of the Middle Temple,
1898 ; m. (i) Ida, dau. of Alfred Cooke (which marriage was
dissolved April 1902), and, by her, had issue : —
I. Stuart Phelps, b. 19 Feb. 1891.
i. Ellen Ada Phelps, b. 26 Oct. 1889.
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m. (2), 15 May 1905, Ethel Beatrice, dau. of Percy Harmer
Adlard, of Staverton Court, Co. Gloucester, and, by her (who d.
2 June 1908), had issue : —
2. Rosemary Katherine Phelps, b. 14 Feb. 1906.
2. Frank Phelps, b. 20 Sept. 1871.
3. Guy Phelps, b. 21 Feb. 1874.
4. Clarence Phelps, b. 26 July 1877.
I. Ellen Ada Phelps, b. 28 Feb. 1862 ; m., 4 June 1880, Anson Green
Phelps Dodge ; d. 29 Nov. 1883.
He m. (2) Elizabeth (who d.s.p. Sept. 1888), dau. of J. R.
Boyd.
DESCENT
RICHARD DODGE (1602-1671), b. 1602 ; son of John Dodge, of Middle
Chinnock, Co. Somerset ; emigrated to America with his brother William, 10 July
1629; settled in Salem, Mass. 1638; m. Edith , and, by her (who d.
27 June 1678), had issue :—
1. John, b. Dec. 1631 ; Cornet Beverly and Wrenham Troopers, 1683 ; m.
Sarah — — , and had issue ; d. 1 1 Oct. 1711.
2. Richard, of whom later.
3. Samuel, b. 1645 ; m. Mary, dau. of Thomas Parker, and had issue ; d. 1705.
4. Edward, m. Mary, dau. of William Haskell, and had issue ; d. I 3 Feb. 1727.
5. Joseph, b. 1651 ; m. Sarah -Eaton, and had issue ; d. 10 Aug. 1716.
1. Mary, b. 1632 ; m. Zechary Herrick ; d. 1710, leaving issue.
2. Sarah, b. 1644 ; m. Peter Woodberry ; d. 1726, leaving issue.
He d. 15 June 1671.
RICHARD DODGE (1643-1705), b. 1643; m- 23 Feb. 1667, Mary 'Eaton,
and, by her (who d. 1716), had issue : —
1. Richard, b. 1670; m., 1694, Martha, dau. of Thomas Low, and had issue;
d. 1739.
2. Daniel, of whom later.
3. William, b. 1678 ; m. (i) Prudence, dau. of Walter Fairfield ; m. (2) Abigail
Giddings, and had issue ; d. 1765.
1. Mary, b. 1672 ; m. Charles Gott.
2. Martha, b. 1674 ; m. Dr. John Davidson.
He d. 13 April 1705.
DANIEL DODGE (1677-1740), b. 26 April 1677 ; graduated at Harvard, 1700 ;
m., 2O June 1706, Joanna Burnham, and, by her (who d. 1767), had issue : —
1. Daniel, b. i 5 Sept. 1710; m. 1731, Jerusha Herrick, and had issue ; d. 1756.
2. James, b. i Nov. 1713 ; m. and had issue.
3. Joshua, b. 26 Dec. 1716 ; m. (i) Mary, dau. of Elisha Dodge ; m. (2) Anna
Thorndike, and had issue.
4. David, of whom later.
1. Joanna, b. 1707 ; m. Josiah ^Herrick.
2. Mary, b. 1719 ; m. Jonathan Perkins.
He d. 30 April 1740.
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DAVID DODGE (1723-1756), b. 7 March 1723 ; m. 5 >Dec. 1741, Anna Low,
and, by her (who d. 3 April 1782), had issue : —
1. David, of whom later.
2. Samuel, b. 18 Aug. 1744 ; m., 1765, Susanna Washer, and had issue ; d. Sept.
1785.
He d. 1756.
DAVID DODGE (1742-1807), b. 10 Oct. 1742 ; m. Mary, widow of — Earl,
dau. of — Stuart, and, by her (who d. 4 April 1816), had issue : —
I. David Low, of whom later.
I. Mary, b. 10 May 1770 ; m. James W. Sprague.
He d. at Hampton, Conn., 24 Aug. 1807.
DAVID Low DODGE (1774-1852), of New York, b. 14 June 1774; m.,
7 June 1798, Sarah, dau. of Rev. Aaron Cleveland (great-grandfather of President
Cleveland), and, by her, had issue : —
1. David Stuart, b. 14 July 1803 ; m., 1 1 April 1827, Caroline; dau. of Erastus
Hyde, and had issue.
2. William Earl, of whom later.
1. Julia Stuart, b. 1799 ; m., 1816, Joseph C. HuntmgUm.
2. Sarah Cleveland, b. 1801 ; m., 1825, Henry C.<?orte/.
3. Mary Abiah, b. 1808 ; m., 1828, Norman White.
4. Elizabeth Clementina, b. 1810 ; m., 1830, Edmund C. Stedman.
5. Susan Pratt, b. 1813 ; m., 1837, Nyal Corey.
He d. in New York 23 April 1852.
WILLIAM EARL DODGE (1805-1883), of New York, b. 4 Sept. 1805 ;
Member of Congress, and President of the Chamber of Commerce ; m., 24 June
1828, Melissa, dau. of Anson G. Phelps, and, by her, had issue : —
1. William Earl, b. 15 Feb. 1832; Vice-President of New York Chamber of
Commerce ; m., April 1854, Sarah, dau. of David Hoadley, and had issue.
2. Anson Green Phelps, b. 25 Aug. 1834; m. Rebecca Grew, and had issue.
3. DAVID STUART, of whom we treat.
4. Charles Cleveland, b. 16 Sept. 1841 ; Brigadier-General, 1862 ; m. Mary
Schieffelin, and had issue.
5. Norman White, b. 24 Nov. 1846 ; m. Emma Hartley, and had issue.
6. George Eggleston, b. I Dec. 1849 ; m. May Cossitt, and had issue.
7. Arthur Murray, b. 29 Oct. 1852; m., 1875, Josephine Marshall Jewell, and
had issue.
1. Sarah Olivia, b. 19 April 1839 ; d. 3 Aug. 1841.
2. Melissa Phelps, b. 21 Dec. 1844 ; d. 13 Feb. 1846.
He d. 9 Feb. 1883.
Residences — Bushy Hill, Simsbury, Conn. ; 6 East 49th Street,
New York.
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James Alston Cabell, b. Richmond, Virginia ; m., 12 June 1895,
Ethel Hoyt Scott, and had issue : —
i. James Alston, b. 17 Feb. 1900 ; d. in infancy.
1. Ethel Alston.
2. Katherine Hamilton.
3. Dorothy Temple.
4. Margery Wade, d. in infancy.
The Hon. James Alston Cabell, graduated at Richmond
College and University of Virginia ; admitted to the Bar Oct.
1879 ; elected to Richmond City Council, 1884, an<^ Member
of Virginia Legislature, 1893-1897; President Virginia Society
of the Cincinnati, 1889-1895.
DESCENT
NICHOLAS CABELL (1667-1730), of Warminster, Co. Wilts, bap. 29 May
1667 ; m. at Frome-Selwood, 15 Nov. 1697, Rachel, dau. of George Hooper, of
Frome, and, by her (who d. 27 Oct. 1737), had issue : —
1. William, b. 24 Aug. 1698 ; d. in infancy.
2. William, of whom later.
3. Joseph, b. 14 March 1707 ; m. (i), 9 Nov. 1730, Prudence Colton, and, by
her (who d. 22 Dec. 1737), had issue ; m. (2), 3 July 1738, Isabella
Harris, who d.s.p. 4 Aug. 1740 : m. (3) Anne , who d. Jan. 1777,
leaving issue ; d. 10 July 1762.
1. Joanna, b. 1 6 Feb. 1702 ; d. 2 July 1728.
2. Mary, b. 21 Dec. 1704 ; m. Christopher Carter, who d. 1771.
3. Elizabeth, b. 5 July 1709 ; d. 12 Oct. 1709.
4. Sarah, b. 26 Dec. 1710 ; bur. 9 Aug. 1715.
5. Elizabeth, b. 30 Jan. 1713 ; m. — Davis ; d. 1741.
6. Sarah, b. 6 Aug. 1715.
He d. 30 July 1730, and his will was proved 26 Oct. 1730.
WILLIAM CABELL (1699-1774), b. at Warminster, Co. Wilts, 9 March 1699 ;
graduated at the Royal College of Physicians of London ; a surgeon in the
Royal Navy; emigrated to Virginia about 1723, where he obtained extensive
grants of land along the James River ; appointed Under Sheriff of Henrico, 1726 ;
Justice of the first Goochland County Court, 1728-9 ; one of the first Justices of
the first Court of Albemarle Co., 1744-1745 ; Captain in the Indian Wars, 1745 ;
m. (i) Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel Burks, of Hanover Co., and had, by her (who d.
21 Sept. 1756), issue: —
I. William (Colonel), of Union Hill, b. 13 March 1730 ; Member of the House
of Burgesses from Albemarle, 1757-1761 ; the first presiding Justice for the
United States after the Declaration of Independence ; chosen first Senator
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from the eighth district and member of Committee that prepared " the
declaration of rights " ; m., 1756, Margaret, dau. of Colonel Samuel Jordan,
and, dying 23 March 1798, left issue.
2. Joseph, b. 19 Sept. 1732 ; Burgess from Buckingham, 1768-1771 ; Burgess
from Amherst, 1774 ; Member of the Convention from Amherst, 1775-6 ;
Representative from Buckingham in the House of Delegates, 1780-1 ;
commanded the Buckingham County Militia during the Revolutionary
War ; m., 1752, Mary, dau. of Dr. Arthur Hopkins, and, dying i March
1798, left, by her (who d. 12 July 1811), issue.
3. John (Colonel), Sheriff of Buckingham Co., 1774 ; Delegate from Buckingham
Co. to the Convention, 1776 ; m. (l), 20 May 1762, Paulina, dau. of
Colonel Samuel Jordan, and, by her (who d. 3 I July 1781), had issue ; m.
(2), 19 July 1787, Elizabeth Brierton Jones, who d.s.p. 16 Oct. 1802.
4. George, d. young.
5. Nicholas, of whom later.
i. Mary, b. 13 Feb. 1726 ; m. William Horsley, and had issue.
He d. 12 April 1774, having m. (2), 30 Sept. 1762, Margaret, widow of Samuel
Meredith, who d. 26 Feb. 1768.
NICHOLAS CABELL (1750-1803), of Liberty Hall, Nelson Co., Virginia, b.
29 Oct. 1750; Colonel of Militia of Amherst Co. ; represented his county in the
House of Delegates, 1783-5 ; State Senator, 1785-1803; Member of the State
Senate in the General Assembly, 1798 ; m., 16 April 1772, Hannah, dau. of
Colonel George Carrington, of Cumberland, and, by her (who d. 7 Aug. 1817), had
issue : —
1. William H., of whom later.
2. George, b. 5 Oct. 1774; m. (i), 15 Jan. 1798, Susanna Wyatt, and, by her
(who d. July 1817), had issue; m. (2) Eliza Fitzhugh May, who d.s.p.
20 Jan. 1859.
3. Joseph C., b. 26 Dec. 1778 ; m., i Jan. 1807, Mary Walker, dau. of George
Carter, of Lancaster ; d.s.p. 5 Feb. 1856.
4. Nicholas, b. 24 Dec. 1780 ; m., 20 Oct. 1802, Margaret Read, dau. of Samuel
Woodson Venable, and, by her (who d. 31 May 1857), had issue.
5. Mayo Carrington, b. 25 Aug. 1784 ; d. in infancy.
6. Paul C., b. 8 May 1791 ; d. in infancy.
1. Elizabeth, b. 5 May 1776 ; m., 1 1 July 1793, Dr. William B. Hare ; d. 28 Nov.
1802, leaving issue.
2. Mary Anne, b. 2 Jan. 1783 ; m., 3 May 1804, Captain Benjamin Carrington
(who d. 28 Nov. 1838) ; d. 6 Feb. 1850, leaving issue.
3. Hannah, b. 27 March 1786 ; d. 7 Sept. 1794.
4. Heningham, b. 1 6 Nov. 1787 ; d. young.
He d. 1 8 Aug. 1803.
WILLIAM H. CABELL (1772-1853), b. at Boston Hill, Cumberland Co., Virginia,
16 Dec. 1772 ; Member of the Assembly, 1796-1798 and 1802-1805; Governor
of Virginia, 1805-8 ; Judge of the General Court, 1 808-181 1 ; Court of Appeals
and Privy Council, 1811-1842; President of the Court of Appeals of Virginia,
1842-1851 ; m. (i), 9 April 1795, Elizabeth, dau. of Colonel William Cabell, of
Union Hill, and, by her (who d. 5 Nov. 1801), had issue : —
1. Nicholas Carrington, b. 9 Feb. 1796 ; d. unm. 13 Oct. 1821.
2. Abraham Joseph, b. 24 April 1800 ; d. Oct. 1831.
I. Louisa Elizabeth, b. 19 Feb. 1798 ; m., 23 May 1820, Henry Carrington, of
Charlotte (who d. 5 Dec. 1867) ; d. 8 Jan. 1865, leaving issue.
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He m. (2), II March 1805, Agnes Sarah Bell, dau. of Colonel Robert Gamble,
of Richmond, and, by her (who d. 15 Feb. 1863), had issue : —
3. Robert Gamble, b. 1 1 Dec. 1809 ; m., 19 Jan. 1843, Margaret Sophia, dau. of
James Caskie ; d. Nov. 1889, leaving issue : —
1. James Caskie, b. 9 Feb. 1844 ; m. Nannie Enders.
2. William H., b. 13 Nov. 1845 ; d. unm.
3. Robert Gamble, b. 1 6 July 1847 ; m. Annie H., dau. of Lieu
tenant-Colonel James R. Branch, Confederate States Army, and
had issue.
4. Edward Carrington, b. 4 Jan. 1850 ; m. Isa Carrington ; d.s.p.
13 June 1883.
5. Arthur Grattan, b. 12 May 1853 ; Surgeon U.S. Navy.
6. Henry Landon, b. 3 Nov. 1858 ; m., 1896, Adah Wyman, and has
issue.
1. Elizabeth Caskie, b. I May 1851 ; m., 27 Oct. 1875, Judge
Albert Ritchie, and has issue.
2. Agnes Bell, b. 1 8 Nov. 1856 ; m. John D. Lottier, of Richmond,
Virginia.
3. Margaret Constance, b. 2 Dec. 1862 ; m. Boykin Wright, and has
issue.
4. William Wirt, b. I Nov. 1813 ; d. unm.
5. Edward Carrington, b. 5 Feb. 1816 ; one of the Delegates from Jefferson
Co. to the Constitutional Convention, 1838 ; a Member of the U.S. House
of Representatives, 1846 ; m., 5 Nov. 1850, Anna Maria, dau. of Dr.
Daniel P. Wilcox, and had, by her, issue : —
1. Ashley, b. 27 Dec. 1853 ; m., 19 Oct. 1 88 1, Margaret Hodges,
dau. of Dr. Aaron Stretch, of Nashville, Tennessee, and has issue.
2. William H., b. 29 Dec. 1857 ; d. 1889.
3. J. J. Crittenden, b. 10 Jan. 1863 ; d. 24 Feb. 1872.
1. Florida, b. 17 Sept. 1857 ; d. 16 March 1858.
2. Agnes Bell, b. 13 June 1860 ; d. 10 Nov. 1860.
3. Elizabeth Crittenden, b. 13 June 1860 ; m., 20 April 1881,
Benjamin F. Gray, of St. Louis, and has issue.
4. Mary Hope, b. 25 Jan. 1867.
6. John Grattan, b. 17 June 1817 ; Lieutenant-Colonel of Cavalry in Confederate
States Army ; m. (i), 21 Feb. 1844, Sarah Marshall Tankersley, of
Richmond, who d. i 5 March 1855, leaving issue : —
I. Sarah Elizabeth, b. 24 Oct. 1849 ; d. 3 Oct. 1862.
m. (2), 9 June 1869, Agnes C., dau. of Hon. Walter C. Coles, of Pittsyl-
vania Co., Virginia, and had issue : —
1. Walter Coles, b. 13 Oct. 1874.
2. Florence, b. 14 Dec. 1878.
7. Henry Coalter, of whom later.
2. Catharine Ann, b. 12 Aug. 1806 ; d. 12 Oct. 1807.
3. Emma Catharine, b. 10 March 1808 ; m., 9 May 1826, Paul S. Carrington,
who d. 9 July 1866, leaving issue.
4. Elizabeth Hannah, b. 9. Sept. 1811 ; m., 6 June 1850, Judge William Daniel,
of Lynchburg, Virginia ; d.s.p. 7 Nov. 1892.
He d. 12 Jan. 1853.
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HENRY COALTER CABELL (1820-1889), b. 14 Feb. 1820 ; Assistant Attorney-
General ; Lieutenant-Colonel 1st Virginian Regiment of Artillery, Confederate
States Army, 1861 ; Colonel, 1862 ; General, 1865 ; m., I May 1850, Jane C.,
only child of Major James Alston, of Abbeville, South Carolina, and, by her, had
issue : —
1 . JAMES ALSTON, of whom we treat.
2. Henry Coalter, b. in Richmond, Virginia ; graduated at U.S. Military Academy,
West Point, 1883 ; A.D.C. to General Gibbons, 1890; Adjutant-General
in the Philippines, 1898-1899; Major, 1906; m., 14 Feb. 1894, Emily
Corbett, dau. of Henry Failing, and has issue : —
Henry Failing.
3. Julian Mayo, b. 21 Dec. 1860; appointed First Lieutenant and Assistant
Surgeon U.S. Army, 1887 ; promoted Captain, 1892 ; Major of Volunteers,
1899 ; served in the Indian and Spanish Wars.
4. Clarence, b. in Richmond, Virginia.
5. Alfred, d. in infancy.
I. Catherine Hamilton, m. (l), I Feb. 1882, Major Herbert Augustine Claiborne,
C.S.A., of Richmond, Virginia, and has issue : —
1. Herbert Augustine.
2. Hamilton Cabell.
I. Jeanie Alston, d. young.
m. (2) 21 June 1905, General William Ruffin Cox, of Penelo, North
Carolina, Attorney-General, Judge of Superior Court, Member of Congress,
and Secretary of U.S. Senate.
He d. 31 Jan. 1889.
Residence — 410 East Grace Street, Richmond, Virginia.
Clubs — Richmond Athletic, Westmoreland, Albemarle, Lakeside,
and Country.
BIDDLE
Alexander Williams Biddle, M.D., b. 4 July 1856 ; m., 19 July
1879, Anne, dau. of Judge William McKennan, of Washington,
Pennsylvania, and, by her, has issue : —
i. Alexander, b. 4 April 1893.
1. Pauline, b. 7 Aug. 1880 ; m., 24 April 1905, John Penn Brock, of
Philadelphia, and has issue : —
Horace, b. 12 Sept. 1908.
Anne Biddle, b. 21 Aug. 1906.
2. Christine Alexander, b. 20 Oct. 1882.
3. Julia Rush, b. 16 Aug. 1886.
4. Isabel, b. 16 Jan. 1888.
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DESCENT
WILLIAM BIDDLE (7620-1712), of Mount Hope, New Jersey, b. in England
about 1620 (probably a son of Captain Michael Biddle, M.P., of Elmhurst, near Lich-
field, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Sir William Skeffington, Bart., of Fisherwick ;
Major in Cromwell's Army, but afterwards joined the Society of Friends, and was
imprisoned for Nonconformity, 1660 ; purchased land in New Jersey at the
foundation of that colony, and emigrated there " with his wife and family," July
1 68 1 ; became member of the Governor's Council of the General Assembly of the
Province ; one of the ten Commissioners for Laying out Lands, and Councillor for
New Jersey ; m., 7 Feb. 1666, Sarah Kemp, and, by her (who d. in New Jersey,
27 April 1709), had issue : —
1. William, of whom later.
2. John, b. 27 Dec. 1670 ; d. in infancy.
3. Joseph, b. 6 Feb. 1672 ; d. in infancy.
1. Elizabeth, b. 25 June 1668 ; d. in infancy.
2. Sarah, b. 2 Dec. 1678 ; m. (l), 21 Oct. 1695, William Righton, who d.s.p. ; m.
(2), 14 March 1704, Clement Plumstead (Mayor of Philadelphia, 1723,
1736, and 1741), and had issue ; d. 17 Aug. 1705.
His will was proved at Burlington, 3 March 1712.
WILLIAM BIDDLE (1669-1743), of Mount Hope, New Jersey, b. in London,
4 Dec. 1669; accompanied his parents to America; inherited about 14,000 acres
of land in New Jersey ; Member of Council of Proprietors of New Jersey ; m.,
about 1695, Lydia, dau. of Eliachim Wardell, of Shrewsbury, and had issue : —
I. William, removed from New Jersey to Philadelphia between 1720 and 1730;
m., 3 April 1730, Mary, dau. of Nicholas Scull, Surveyor-General of the
Province of Pennsylvania ; d. 1756, leaving issue : —
1. James, b. 1731 ; Deputy Judge of Admiralty under King George III;
President Judge of 1st District after the Revolution ; m., 30 June
1753, Frances Marks, and had issue.
2. Nicholas, b. 1733 ; d. in infancy.
3. John, b. 1736 ; an officer in the King's Army ; removed to Nova
Scotia on the conclusion of Peace, 1783; m. Sophia Boone, and
had issue.
4. Edward, of Reading, Pennsylvania, b. 1739; Captain, Penn.
Regiment, 1756 ; served in the French war of 1756-1763 ;
Representative, 1767-1775 ; Speaker of the House, 1774;
Member of the Continental Congress, 1774-5; Counsellor at
Law ; m., 1761, Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. — Ross, and had issue ;
d. at Baltimore, 5 Nov. 1779.
5. Charles, b. 24 Feb. 1745 ; went to sea at an early age ; Vice-
President of Pennsylvania, 1785-1788 ; m., 25 Jan. 1779,
Hannah Shepard, of North Carolina, and had issue ; d. 1821.
6. Nicholas, b. 10 Nov. 1750 ; entered the Royal Navy as a mid
shipman, 1770 ; joined Captain Phipp's Arctic Expedition,
1773 ; returned to America before the Revolution ; appointed
by Congress to command the Randolph frigate, 1776, and
was mortally wounded in action ; d. unm. 7 March 1777.
7. Thomas, M.D., of Georgetown, South Carolina, b. 1752 ; d.s.p.
'775-
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1. Lydia, b. 1734 ; m., 1752, Captain William McFunn, of the Royal
Navy, and had issue.
2. Abigail, b. 1747 ; d. young.
3. Mary, b. 1749 5 d. unm.
2. Joseph, m. (i) Lydia Howard, and had issue ; m. (2) and had issue.
3. John, of whom later.
1. Elizabeth.
2. Sarah.
3. Penelope, m. and had issue.
He d. 1743.
JOHN BIDDLE (1707-1 789), of Philadelphia, b. 1707 ; m., 3 March 1736, Sarah,
dau. of Captain Robert Owen, and had issue : —
1. Owen, of Peel Hall, Pennsylvania, b. 4 Jan. 1737 ; Colonel in the Colonial
Army ; Member of Council of Safety, 1776-7, of Constitutional Convention,
1776-7, of Board of Works, 1777 ; Deputy Commissary of Forage to the
Colonial Army ; m., 29 Sept. 1760, Sarah Parke, and had issue ; d.
10 March 1799.
2. Clement, of whom later.
1. Sarah, m. (l) James Penrose, and had issue ; m. (2) John Shaw; m. (3) Rudolph
Terrier.
2. Ann, m. General James Wilkinson, of the U.S. Army, and had issue.
3. Lydia, m. Dr. James Hutchinson ; d.s.p.
He d. 1789.
CLEMENT BIDDLE (1740-1814), b. 10 May 1740 ; Colonel in the Colonial
Army ; chosen Deputy-Quartermaster, 1777; present at the battles of Princetown,
Germantown, Brandywine, and Monmouth ; appointed U.S. Marshal of Pennsylvania
by Washington ; m. (i) Mary Richardson (who d.s.p.) ; m. (2) Rebecca, dau. of
Gideon Cornell, and had issue : —
1. Francis, d. in infancy.
2. Thomas, of whom later.
3. George Washington, d. at Macao, China, 1812.
4. Clement Cornell, b. 24 Oct. 1784 ; entered Navy, 1799; resigned 1804;
Colonel U.S. Army ; Commanded Pennsylvania Regiment Light Infantry,
1812-1814; m-> IO March 1814, Mary S. Barclay, and had issue; d.
21 Aug. 1855.
5. John Gideon, m. his cousin, Mary, dau. of Charles Biddle, and had issue ; d.
1826.
6. James Cornell, member of the Bar of Philadelphia ; m. Sarah C. Keppele, and
had issue ; d. 1838.
7. Edward R., of New York ; m., and had issue.
1. Mary, m. General Thomas Cadwalader, and had issue.
2. Rebecca C., m. Dr. Nathaniel Chapman, and had issue ; d. 1870.
3. Ann, d. in infancy.
4. Lydia, d. young.
5. Sarah T., d. young.
6. Ann W., m. Thomas Dunlap, and had issue ; d. 1878.
He d. 14 July 1814.
THOMAS BIDDLE (1776-1857), b. 1776 ; m. Christine, dau. of General
Jonathan Williams of the U.S. Army, and had issue : —
1. Clement, d. unm.
2. Thomas Alexander, m. Julia Cox, and had issue.
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3. Henry J., Adjutant-General of Pennsylvania Reserve ; m. Mary D. Baird, of
Carlisle, and had issue ; d. from wounds received in the battle before
Richmond, July 1862.
4. Alexander, of whom later.
5. Jonathan Williams, m. Emily Meigs, and had issue ; d. 1856.
He d. 1857.
ALEXANDER BIDDLE (1819-1899),^ 29 April 1819; Lieutenant-Colonel of
the I2ist Pennsylvania Regiment in the war of 1861-1865, specially distinguished at
Gettysburg; President of Board of City Trusts; m., n Oct. 1855, Ju^a Williams,
eldest dau. of Samuel Rush, of Philadelphia, (see Rush Family,) and, by her (who d.
8 Aug. 1898), had issue: —
1. ALEXANDER WILLIAMS, of whom we treat.
2. Henry Rush, b. I 5 March 1858 ; d. unm. 2 Jan. 1877.
3. James Wilmer, b. 22 Nov. 1861 ; m., 4 Feb. 1891, Cora, dau. of Howard
Rowland, of Philadelphia, and had issue : —
1. Mariamne W., b. 15 June 1893.
2. Harriet, b. 4 Feb. 1896.
4. Louis Alexander, b. 12 March 1863.
5. Lynford, b. 26 Aug. 1871.
1. Julia Rush, b. 25 July 1859 ; d. unm. 24 Feb. 1885.
2. Mariamne, b. 8 Nov. 1865.
He d. 2 May 1899.
Residence — 265 South 22nd Street, Philadelphia.
CONWAY
Moncure Daniel Conway (the late), b. 17 March 1832 ; m.,
i June 1858, Ellen Davis, dau. of Charles Davis Dana, and had
issue : —
1. Eustace, b. 9 June 1859 5 m- Maud Allis.
2. Emerson, b. 12 Sept. 1861 ; d. young.
3. Dana, b. 1865 ; d.s.p. 21 Nov. 1886.
i. Mildred, b. 14 March 1868 ; m. Philip Sawyer, and had issue : —
1. Mildred.
2. Eleanor.
Dr. Conway graduated at Dickenson College, Pennsylvania,
A.B. 1849, A.M. 1852 ; graduated at Harvard Divinity School,
1854; Minister, Unitarian Church, Washington, D.C., 1854-
1856, of the Unitarian Church, Cincinnati, 1856-1861, of South
Place Chapel, London, 1864-1897 ; and d. 18 Nov. 1907.
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EDWIN CONWAY ( -1675), of Co. Worcester, emigrated to America,
about 1640 ; was granted land in Virginia, Oct. 1644 ; m. Martha, dau. of Richard
Eltonhead, and had issue : —
Edwin, of whom later.
Eltonhead, m. Henry Thacker, of Virgina, and had issue.
He d. in Lancaster Co., Virginia, 1675.
EDWIN CONWAY ( -1698), of Lancaster Co., Virginia, b. in England ; m.
(i) Sarah, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Fleete, of Lancaster Co., Virginia, and
had issue : —
I . Edwin, of whom later.
1. Mary, b. 16 Feb. 1686 ; m. (i), II Nov. 1703, John Dangerfield ; m. (2),
1 6 April 1707, Major James Ball, and had issue ; d. i 5 Sept. 1730.
He m. (2) Elizabeth Thompson, and had issue : —
2. Francis, b. in Richmond Co., Virginia, 1697 ; appointed Justice of Caroline Co.,
1728 ; m., 1718, Rebecca Catlett, and had issue ; d. 1760.
He d. Aug. 1698, and his will was proved 7 Sept. 1698.
EDWIN CONWAY (1681-1763), of Lancaster Co., Virginia, b. 1681 ; Colonel ;
Member of House of Burgesses, 1710-1742 ; m. (i), 1704, Anne, dau. of Colonel
Joseph Ball, of Lancaster Co., Virginia, and had issue : —
1. Peter, m. (i) Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Spann, of Northumberland Co. ; m. (2)
Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Lee, of Northumberland Co., and had issue ;
d. 1753-
2. George, of whom later.
1. Ann, m., 10 June 1729, Robert Edmonds, and had issue.
2. Elizabeth, m., 5 May 1724, Christopher Garlington, of Northumberland Co.,
and had issue.
3. Agatha, m., I Oct. 1737, Captain Cuthbert Spann, of Northumberland Co.,
Virginia, and had issue.
4. Hannah, b. 1724 ; m., 22 April 1746, Tunstall Hack, of Maryland.
5. Milicent, b. 1727 ; m., 28 March 1742, Colonel James Gordon, of Lancaster
Co. (who d. 2 June 1768, having m. (2), 12 Nov. 1748, Mary, dau. of
Colonel Nathaniel Harrison), and had issue ; d. 2 Feb. 1748.
He d. 3 Oct. 1 763, having m. ( 2) Ann Hack, and his will was proved 2O Jan. 1 764.
GEORGE CONWAY ( -1754), of Wicomico, Virginia ; m., 1739, Ann, dau.
of Samuel Heath, of Northumberland Co., Virginia, and, by her (who m. (2), 30 Dec.
1764, Travers Downman), had issue : —
1. Edwin, Colonel, b. Lancaster Co., Virginia, 1742 ; m., and had issue.
2. George, b. 1744 » m- Ann, dau. of Travers Downman, and, by her (whom. (2),
29 Dec. 1792, Spencer Carter), had issue.
3. Peter Hack ; d. young.
4. Walker, of whom later.
1. Agatha, b. 1740; m., 15 May 1757, Isaac Eustace, and had issue; d. in
Stafford Co., 2 April 1826.
2. Ann, m. John Moncure, and had issue.
His will was proved 21 June 1754.
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WALKER CONWAY, of Levelfield, Lancaster Co., Virginia; m., 1775, Anne
dau. of Rev. John Moncure, and had issue : —
1. George, b. 13 March 1776 ; d. 1788.
2. John Moncure, of whom later.
i. Agatha Ann, b. 1778; m. Richard Gaskins (who m. (2) Anne, dau. of John
Moncure, and widow of Thomas Gaskins), and had issue.
JOHN MONCURE CONWAY (1779-1864), of Stafford Co., Virginia, b. 23 Nov.
1779 ; graduated at William and Mary College; A.B. 1800; Clerk of the County
and Supreme Courts of Stafford, 1804-1851 ; m., 29 Dec. 1802, Catherine Storke,
dau. of Dr. Valentine Peyton, and, by her (who d. 10 April 1865), had issue : —
1. Valentine Yelverton, M.D., b. 1803 ; graduated at the University of
Pennsylvania, 1832 ; m., 22 Dec. 1824, Mary Catherine Washington, dau.
of Edward Hugh Henry, and, by her, had issue ; d. 1882.
2. Walker Peyton, of whom later.
3. John Moncure, b. 20 Feb. 1815 ; m. Elizabeth Fitzhugh, and had issue ;
d. 19 May 1848.
4. William Edwin, b. 1 9 Nov. 1816 ; d. in infancy.
5. George Washington, b. 9 Sept. 1818 ; d. 25 Dec. 1879.
6. Eustace, b. 19 Sept. 1820; Member of the Virginia Legislature, 1847-1850;
visitor to William and Mary College, 1849 ; Member of Virginia Con
stitutional Convention, 1851 ; appointed Judge of the 8th Circuit, 1850 ;
m. Maria, dau. of Williamson Ball Tomlin, and had issue ; d. 20 May 1857.
7. Henry Rowzee, b. 15 Sept. 1825 ; m. Elizabeth Griffin, dau. of John Leroy
Chinn, and had issue ; d. 20 Aug. 1863.
1. Mary Butler Washington, b. 1 1 April 1807 ; m., 29 Dec. 1825, Hon. Richard
Cassius Lee Moncure.
2. Agatha Anne Moncure, b. 24 June 1809 ; m. Dr. Maurice Emmanuel, of
Vicksburg, Mississippi, and had issue ; d. 1871.
3. Eliza Jane Virginia, b. 6 June 1811 ; d.s.p. 16 Sept. 1858.
4. Marguerite Catherine, b. 22 Feb. 1813.
5. Frances Lucy Peyton, b. 8 Sept. 1822 ; m. Lieutenant Harrison Brockenbrough
Barnes, Confederate States Army, and had issue.
6. Harriet Eustace, b. 2 Jan. 1828 ; d. 26 Nov. 1846.
He d. 24 May 1864.
WALKER PEYTON CONWAY (1805-1884), b. in Stafford Co., Virginia, i July
1805 ; Presiding Justice of Stafford Co. for thirty years; member of the House of
Delegates ; m., 28 May 1829, Margaret Eleanor, dau. of John Moncure Daniel, M.D.,
and had issue : —
1. Walker Peyton, b. 28 Feb. 1830 ; educated at Dickenson College, Pennsylvania ;
d.s.p. at Falmouth, Virginia, 13 March 1852.
2. MONCURE DANIEL, of whom we treat.
3. Richard Moncure, b. at Falmouth, 9 Dec. 1840 ; educated at Fredericksburg
Academy ; joined the Confederate States Army, May 1861 ; served in
Terry's Texas Rangers, 1862-1863 5 Captain Maddox's Cavalry, 1863-
1865 ; appointed, by President Cleveland, United States Consul at Port
Hope, Canada, 1887; m. 14 Feb. 1867, Katharine Littlepage, dau. of
Henry Addison Holladay, and, dying at Port Hope, Canada, 1 1 Jan. 1888,
left, by her, issue : —
1. John Moncure, b. 5 June 1870.
2. Edward Henry, b. 1 1 June 1871.
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3. Walker Peyton, b. 26 Jan. 1878.
4. Raleigh Travers Daniel, b. 2 Jan. 1883.
5. Richard Eustace, b. 2 Jan. 1883.
1. Margaret Eleanor, b. 4 Dec. 1868.
2. Mary Littlepage, b. 2 April 1873.
3. Catherine Constance, b. 17 June 1874.
4. Ellen Dana, b. 28 March 1876.
5. Virginia Watson, b. 29 Sept. 1879.
4. Peter Vivian Daniel, b. 1 8 Nov. 1 842 ; served in the Confederate States Army,
1861-1865 5 m- Mary Porter, and had issue.
1. Margaret Mildred Stone, b. 25 Jan. 1837 ; m., 1860, Professor Francis Andrew
March, LL.D., L.H.D., and had issue.
2. Catherine Washington, b. 8 April 1839 ; d. in infancy.
He d. at Fredericksburg, Virginia, I March 1884.
HOWARD
Oliver Otis Howard, b. 8 Nov. 1830 ; m., 14 Feb. 1855,
Elizabeth Ann, dau. of Alexander Black Waite, of Portland,
Maine, and, by her, has had issue : —
1. Guy, b. 1 6 Dec. 1855 ; Lieutenant-Colonel U.S. Army; m., 14 Feb.
1884, Jeanie Woolworth, of Omaha, Nebraska; killed in action
(Philippine Islands), 22 Oct. 1899.
2. James Waite, b. I Dec. 1860; Colonel National Guard, New Jersey ;
m., I Dec. 1888, Adelheid Bodemeyer, of Gottingen, Germany.
3. Chauncey Otis, b. 3 May 1863 ; m., 4 Dec. 1886, Alice G. Rustin.
4. John, b. 15 June 1866 ; Captain 19 Infantry, U.S. Army; m. Emily
G. Britton, of San Francisco.
5. Harry Stinson, b. 25 July 1869; Attorney-at-Law ; m., 2O Sept.
1904, Sue Emma Hertz, of Burlington, Vermont.
1. Grace Ellen, b. 22 June 1857 ; m-> J9 Sept. 1879, James T. Grey,
of Portland, Oregon.
2. Elizabeth, b. 19 Sept. 1871 ; m., 29 Oct. 1902, Joseph Bancroft, of
Wilmington, Delaware.
Major-General Oliver Otis Howard graduated at Bowdoin
College, 1850 ; entered the Army, U.S. Military Academy, 1850 ;
Brigadier-General of Volunteers, 1861 ; Major-General of Volun
teers, 1862; Brigadier-General Regular Army, 1864; Major-
General, 1886.
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DESCENT
JOHN HOWARD or HAWARD ( -1700) emigrated from England 1635 ;
settled in 1643 at Duxbury ; settled in 1651 at Bridgewater, Mass. ; Ensign,
Bridgewater Company, 1664-1689; Lieutenant, 1689; commanded twenty men
against Indians, King Philip's War, 1676 ; Representative, 1678-1683 ; m. Martha,
dau. of Thomas Hayward, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, m., 1686, Sarah, dau. of Robert Latham, and had issue.
2. James, m. Elizabeth, dau. of John Washburn, and had issue.
3. Jonathan, of whom later.
4. Ephraim, b. 1667 ; m., 1689, Mary, dau. of Rev. James Keith, and had issue ;
d. 1 1 Aug. 1750.
1. Elizabeth, m., 1676, Edward Forbes.
2. Sarah, m., 1679, Zaccheus Packard.
3. Bethiah, m., 1693, Henry Kingman.
He d. 1700.
JONATHAN HOWARD (1664-1739), of Bridgewater, Mass., b. 1664; Major;
m. Sarah, dau. of John Dean, of Taunton, Mass., and, by her, had issue : —
1. Jonathan, b. 9 Dec. 1692 ; m., 30 July 1719, Sarah, dau. of John Field, and
had issue; d. 1 8 May 1769.
2. Joshua, b. 9 Jan. 1696 ; m., 6 May 1724, Susanna, dau. of John Hayward, and
had issue ; d. 23 Oct. 1781.
3. Ebenezer, b. 10 Jan. 1700 ; m., 21 Dec. 1730, Catherine, dau. of Israel Dean,
and had issue ; d. 1786.
4. Seth, of whom later.
5. Abiel, b. 6 Nov. 1704 ; graduated at Harvard, M.D., 1729 ; m., 26 April 1731,
Silence, dau. of Nehemiah Washburn, and had issue ; d. 10 Jan. 1777.
6. Henry, b. 6 Sept. 1710 ; m., 26 June 1733, Mary, dau. of Edward Howard,
and had issue ; d. 3 I July 1753.
1. Susanna, b. 1698 ; m., 1720, Benjamin Williams.
2. Sarah, b. 28 Oct. 1707; m. (i), 29 May 1738, Ebenezer Ames; m. (2)
Thomas Hooper.
3. Kezia, b. 23 Feb. 1712 ; m., 20 June 1731, Thomas Ames.
He d. 1739.
SETH HOWARD (1702-1794), of Bridgewater, Mass.; b. 15 Nov. 1702; m.,
13 Nov. 1735, Mary, dau. of Thomas Ames, and, by her (who d. 7 Sept. 1758),
had issue : —
1. Jesse, of whom later.
2. Ebenezer, b. 31 Aug. 1752 ; m., 22 Dec. 1776, Silence, dau. of Charles Snell,
and had issue ; d. 22 April 1818.
1. Mary, b. 1738 ; m., 1759, Eliakim Howard.
2. Susanna, b. 25 April 1742 ; m., 29 May 1760, Elijah Snell ; d. 1795.
3. Betty, b. 2 July 1749 5 m-> ^ Jul7 17&9> Joseph Ford.
He d. 1794.
JESSE HOWARD (1740-1828), b. at Bridgewater, Mass., 20 July 1740 ; Captain
in the Revolutionary War; m., 1761, Melatiah, dau. of Samuel Dunbar, and, by
her (who d. 13 April 1814), had issue: —
1. Seth, of whom later.
2. Perez, b. 2 June 1765 ; m., 1795, Hannah Lincoln, and had issue.
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3. Calvin, b., 29 Feb. 1768; m., 26 Nov. 1790, Cloe Fuller, and had issue;
d. 7 Aug. 1848.
4. Barnabas, b. 22 Aug. 1770 ; m., 1794, Mary Howard ; d. 14 Dec. 1859.
5. Jesse, b. I March 1776 ; m., 1799, Parnell, dau. of Elijah Snell, and had issue;
d. 1816.
6. Lloyd, b. 6 July 1778 ; m., 13 Aug. 1796, Abigail, dau. of Elijah Snell, and had
issue ; d. 13 Sept. 1838.
He d. 3 Jan. 1828.
SETH HOWARD (1762-1844), of Leeds, Maine; b. 21 Nov. 1762 ; Captain;
m., 21 Nov. 1782, Desire, dau. of Jonathan Bailey, and, by her (who d. 28 Dec. 1829),
had issue : —
1. Stillman, b. 20 May 1785; m., 27 Sept. 1807, Lydia, dau. of Daniel Lothrop ;
d. 1 86 1, leaving issue.
2. Everett, b. 22 Nov. 1787; d. unm. 1820.
3. Ward B., b. 18 Dec. 1789 ; Collector of Customs at N.Y. ; m. E. Mitchell, of
Peekshill, N.Y.; d. 1855, leaving issue.
4. Seth, b. 9 Aug. 1792 ; m. Laura Brewster ; d. 1847, leaving issue.
5. Rowland Bailey, of whom later.
6. Valentine Rathburn, M.D., b. 1803 ; d. unm. 1828.
7. Benjamin Franklin, b. 1806; m. (l) Philena Gould; m. (2) Fanny Gould;
d. 1882.
1. Aurelia, b. 28 June 1797 ; m. (i) Dr. Thomas Bridgham, and had issue ; m.
(2) Samuel Leadbetter.
2. Lucretia, b. 2 Feb. 1800 ; m. Jabez Leadbetter ; d. 8 Dec. 1884.
He d. 5 Jan. 1844.
ROWLAND BAILEY HOWARD (1795-1840), of Leeds, Maine; b. 29 July 1795;
m., 29 Feb. 1828, Eliza Otis, and, by her, had issue: —
OLIVER OTIS, of whom we treat.
He d. 30 April 1840.
Residence — Burlington, Vermont.
Club — Union League (New York).
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GASTON
William Alexander Gaston, b. at Boston, Mass., i May 1859 ;
m., 9 April 1892, Maria Davidson, dau. of Hamilton Davidson
Lockwood, and, by her, has issue : —
1. William, b. 12 Nov. 1896.
2. John, b. 10 Dec. 1898.
3. Hope, b. 23 June 1901.
i. Ruth, b. 9 Nov. 1894.
Colonel Gaston, who graduated at Harvard (A.B. 1880), and
was admitted to the Bar, 1883, served on the military staff of
Governor William E. Russell, with rank of Colonel.
DESCENT
JOHN GASTON (1703-1783), of Sterling, Conn., b. in Ireland, 1703 ; son of
John Gaston, and grandson of Jean Gaston, a French Huguenot, who fled from
France to Scotland ; emigrated to America, 1726 ; m. Jennet Thompson, and,
dying at Voluntown, Conn., 29 March 1783, left, by her (who d. 3 Nov. 1806),
a son : —
JOHN GASTON (1750-1805), of Sterling, Conn., b. 10 July 1750; m. Ruth
Miller, and, dying 26 Oct. 1805, left, by her (who d. 10 May 1825), with other
issue, a son : —
ALEXANDER GASTON (1772-1856), of Killingly, Conn., b. 2 Aug. 1772 ;
m. Kezia Arnold, and, dying n Feb. 1856, left, by her (who d. 30 Jan. 1856),
a son : —
WILLIAM GASTON (1820-1894), of Boston, Mass., b. in South Killingly, Conn.,
3 Oct. 1820; City-Solicitor of Roxbury, Mass., 1856-1860; Mayor of Roxbury,
1861-2; Member of the Massachusetts Legislature, 1853-4 and 1856; Member
of the State Senate, 1868 ; Mayor of Boston, 1871-2 ; Governor of Massachusetts
from 1875 ; m., 27 May 1852, Louisa Augusta, dau. of Laban S. Beecher, of
Boston, and, by her (who d. 24 March 1903), left, with other issue : —
WILLIAM ALEXANDER, of whom we treat.
He d. at Boston 19 Jan. 1894.
Residences — 97 Bay State Road, Boston, Mass., Crosstrees, North
Haven, Maine, and Killingley Farm, Barre, Mass.
Clubs — Somerset, Algonguin, University, Curtis, and Country
(Boston) ; Harvard, Tennis and Racquet, and Manhattan
(New York).
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Robert Webster Day, b. 9 Oct. 1854 ; m., 15 May 1878, Helene
Leonard, dau. of the late George Edward West, of Philadelphia,
and, by her, has issue : —
Rodney West, b. 10 July 1883.
Emily Webster, b. 21 Feb. 1879 ; m. 9 Oct. 1902, Edmund S. Smith.
DESCENT
ROBERT DAY (1604— 1648), of Ipswich, Co. Suffolk, b. 1604; emigrated to
America, April 1634, and was one of the first settlers of Hartford, Conn.; m. Editha
Stebbins, of Hartford, and had issue : —
1 . Thomas, of whom later.
2. John, m. Sarah Butler, of Hartford ; d. about 1730.
1. Sarah, m. (i), 17 Nov. 1658, Nathaniel Gunn, of Hartford ; m. (2), 24 Nov.
1664, Samuel Kellogg, of Hatfield ; d. 19 Sept. 1677.
2. Mary, b. 1641 ; m. (i), 28 Oct. 1659, Samuel Ely, of Springfield, and, by him
(who d. 19 March 1692), had issue; m. (2), 12 April 1694., Thomas
Stebbins, of Springfield (who. d. 1695); m. (3), 11 Dec. 1696, John
Coleman, of Hatfield (who d. 21 Jan. 1711) ; d. 17 Oct. 1725.
He d. 1648.
THOMAS DAY ( -1711), of Springfield ; m., 27 Oct. 1659, Sarah, dau. of
Lieutenant Thomas Cooper, and, by her (who d. 21 Nov. 1726), had issue : —
1. Thomas, of whom later.
2. John, b. 20 Feb. 1669 ; d. 6 Aug. 1670.
3. Samuel, b. 20 May 1671 ; m., 2: July 1697, Mary Dumbleton, and, dying
19 Oct. 1729, left, by her (who d. 17 May 1759), issue.
4. John, b. 20 Sept. 1673 ; m. (O, 10 March 1697, Mary Smith, of Hadley (who
d. 28 Feb. 1742) ; m. (2), 27 Aug. 1743, Hannah Kent, of Hadley, and,
dying 20 Nov. 1752, left issue.
5. Ebenezer, b. 18 Feb. 1676 ; d. 12 June 1676.
6. Ebenezer, b. 5 Sept. 1677; m. 18 April 1700, Mercy Hitchcock, and d.
I Sept. 1763, having had issue by her (who d. 29 Sept. 1761).
7. Jonathan, b. 8 Aug. 1680 ; m., 2 Dec. 1709, Mercy, dau. of Jonathan Burt,
and, dying 10 July 1712, left, by her (who d. 1 8 Jan. 1746), issue.
1. Sarah, b. 14 June 1664 ; m., 1683, John Burt, who d. 29 Jan. 1712.
2. Mary, b. 15 Dec. 1666 ; m., 11 Feb. 1687, John Merrick.
3. Abigail, m. (i), 18 Feb. 1703, Samuel Warriner, who d. 30 March 1713 ; m.
(2) Thomas Miller ; d. 6 Oct. 1747.
He d. 27 Dec. 1711.
THOMAS DAY (1662-1729), b. 23 March 1662 ; m., 28 Jan. 1685, Elizabeth,
dau. of Thomas Merrick, of Springfield, and, by her (who d. 28 Dec. 1743), had
issue : —
1 . Thomas, of whom later.
2. Ebenezer, b. I Aug. 1694 ; m., 3 Feb. 1718, Sarah Tiffany, and, by her (who
d. I Oct. 1775), had issue ; d. 1751.
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3. Jonathan, b. 20 May 1697 ; d. 21 Sept. 1721.
4. Nathan, b. 6 Nov. 1701 ; m., I 5 Dec. 1729, Deborah Porter, who d. 1 1 Nov.
1774, leaving issue ; d. 28 Dec. 1779.
5. Samuel, b. 15 Sept. 1704 ; m. Mary - — , who d. 2 Dec. 1773, leaving issue ;
d. 24 Aug. 1780.
1. Elizabeth, b. 28 Feb. 1687.
2. Sarah, b. 30 Sept. 1691 ; m., 4 Jan. 1711, William Chamberlain.
3. Deborah, b. 14 Sept. 1699 ; d. 20 Oct. 1703.
He d. 14 Jan. I 729.
THOMAS DAY (1689-1772), b. 23 Oct. 1689 ; m. (i), 1722, Sarah Barnes,
whod. 29 March 1726 ; m. (2), 2 Feb. 1727, Mary, dau. of Ephraim Welles, and,
by her, had issue : —
1. Jonathan, b. 7 Aug. 1729 ; d. 8 Jan. 1763.
2. Abel, b. 26 July 1734 ; d. 23 Dec. 1736.
3. Jeremiah, of whom later.
4. Israel, b. 25 Jan. 1739 ; d. 10 July 1740.
1. Tamar, b. 29 Nov. 1727 ; m., 18 Oct. 1750, Jonathan Gillett, of Sharon, and,
by him (who d. 31 Dec. 1814), left issue ; d. 17 June 1807.
2. Sarah, b. 24 June 1742 ; m. David Downs, of Sharon, who d. 13 Dec. 1813 ;
d. 14 Dec. 1808.
He d. 28 Feb. 1772.
JEREMIAH DAY (1738-1806), of New Preston, Conn., b. 25 Jan. 1738 ; pastor
of the Congregational Church at New Preston, Conn. ; m. (i), 1763, Sarah, dau. of
Lieutenant John Mills, of Kent, and, by her (who d. 25 Aug. 1767), had issue :—
1. Mills, b. 13 Aug. 1767 ; d. 9 Nov. 1770.
He m. (2), Oct. 1770, Lucy Wood, of Danbury (who d. 16 Aug. 1771) ; m.
(3), 7 Oct. 1772, Abigail, dau. of Stephen Noble, of New Milford, and, by her (who
jd. I June 1810), had issue : —
2. Jeremiah, b. 3 Aug. 1773 ; President of Yale College, 1817-46 ; LL.D.
(Middlebury), 1817 ; D.D. (Union), 1818 ; m. (i), 14 Jan. 1805, Martha
Sherman ; m. (2), 24 Sept. 1811, Olivia Jones ; d. 22 Aug. 1867, leaving
issue.
3. Thomas, b. 6 July 1777 ; Chief Judge of Hartford County Court, 1825-1833 ;
m., 18 March 1813, Sarah Coit ; d. I March 1855, leaving issue.
4. Noble, of whom later.
5. Mills, b. 30 Sept. 1783 ; A.B., Yale ; d. 20 June 1812.
I. Sarah, b. 9 Dec. 1781 ; d. 31 Dec. 1782.
He d. 12 Sept. 1806.
NOBLE DAY (1779-1855), of New Preston, Conn.; b. 20 May 1779; m.,
7 May 1805, Elizabeth, dau. of Major Daniel Jones, of Hartford, and, by her (who
d. 29 March 1872), left issue : —
1 . Daniel Jones, of whom later.
2. Henry Noble, b. 4 Aug. 1808; D.D. (Farmer's College); LL.D. (Ingham,
N.Y.) ; m., 27 April 1836, Jane Louisa Marble ; d. 12 Jan. 1890.
3. Jeremiah, b. 4 Oct. 1810 ; m., 10 Nov. 1846, Emily Cordelia Day ; d. 29 Dec.
1874.
4. Mills, b. 15 April 1813 ; d. 31 March 1834.
5. Thomas, b. 1 8 June 1816 ; d. 17 Oct. 1870.
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6. Charles, b. 18 Aug. 1818 ; m., 14 Dec. 1865, Mary, dau. of Hon. Solomon
George Haven, of Buffalo ; d. 24 Aug. 1889.
1. Elizabeth, b. 18 Nov. 1821 ; m., 25 Aug. 1846, the Rev. Samuel Taylor Seelye,
D.D. ; d. 26 NOT. 1846.
2. Sarah, b. 16 April 1823 ; d. 23 May 1824.
He d. 13 Feb. 1855.
DANIEL JONES DAY (1806-1883), b. 15 July 1806 ; m., 30 Oct. 1850, Emily
Ellsworth, dau. of Rev. Henry Jones, of Bridgeport, and, by her (who d. 28 July
1869), had issue : —
ROBERT WEBSTER DAY, of whom we treat.
He d. i Nov. 1883.
Residence — Buffalo, New York.
Clubs — Ellicott, Park, Motor Boat.
RHINELANDER
Thomas Jackson Oakley Rhinelander, b. 5 June 1858 ; m., 6 June
1894, Edith Cruger, dau. of Charles Edwin Sandys, and, by her,
has issue : —
Philip, b. 1 6 March 1895.
Mr. Rhinelander graduated at Columbia University, A.B.,
LL.B., 1878.
DESCENT
PHILIP JACOB RHINELANDER, b. on the Rhine near Oberwesel, Germany ;
emigrated to America, 1686, and settled at New Rochelle, Westchester Co., N.Y. ;
m. and had issue : —
1. Philip Jacob, m., 6 April 1743, Elizabeth, widow of — Speeder.
2. Bernard, b. 1716 ; m. Magdalen - — ; d. 29 Feb. 1772.
3. William, of whom later.
I. Sarah Elizabeth, m. Philip Schureman, of New Rochelle.
WILLIAM RHINELANDER (1718-1777), b. at New Rochelle, 1718; m. Mag
dalen, dau. of Stephen Renaud, and, by her (who d. 23 May 1807), had issue : —
1. Frederick, b. 1745 ; m., 1 1 May 1765, Mary Speeder, who d. 15 Sept. 1837 ;
d. 5 Jan. 1805.
2. William, of whom later.
3. Philip, b. 1756 ; d., unm., 28 March 1822.
I. Sarah, b. 1755 ; d. 1 8 Jan. 1778.
He d. 7 Sept. 1777.
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WILLIAM RHINELANDER (1753-1825), b. in New York City, 29 May 1753;
m., 5 Sept. 1785, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Colonel Robert, an officer under General
Washington, and, by her (who d. 13 Feb. 1837), had issue : —
1. Philip, b. 14 April 1788 ; Member U.S. Congress ; m. Mary Colder, dau. of
Hon. Josias Hoffman ; d. 27 Feb. 1830.
2. William Christopher, of whom later.
3. John Robert, b. 17 July 1793 ; Alderman of Sixth Ward, New York City,
1831-1834 ; m. Julia Stockton.
4. Frederic William, b. 13 April 1796 ; m. Mary Lucretia Lucy Anne, dau. of
General Ebenezer Stevens, and dying, 1836, left issue : —
Frederick William, b. 1828 ; m. Frances Davenport Skinner, and dying,
1 904, left, by her, issue : —
Frederick William, b. 3 Sept. 1859.
5. Bernard, b. 4 Dec. 1844 ; m. Nancy E. M. Post.
1. Ella Lucille, b. 30 Nov. 1789 ; m. Horatio Yates Stevens ; d. I May 1873.
2. Mary Hobart, b. 30 Nov. 1794 ; m., 1815, Robert J. Renwick.
He d. 9 Sept. 1825.
WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER RHINELANDER (1790-1878), b. 19 Dec. 1790 ;
2nd Lieutenant in Colonel Steven's Regiment in the War of 1812 ; m., 4 Oct.
1816, Mary Rogers, and, by her, had issue : —
1. William, d. young.
2. William, b. 15 May 1819 ; d. young.
3. William, of whom later.
1. Mary Rogers, b. 4 Sept. 1821 ; m., 22 Dec. 1847, Lispenard Stewart ; d. 7 Oct.
1893, leaving issue.
2. Julia, b. 7 Sept. 1823 ; d., unm., II Oct. 1890.
3. Serena.
He d. 20 June 1878.
WILLIAM RHINELANDER (i 827- ), of New York City, b. 20 Sept. 1827; m.
I June 1853, Matilda Cruger, dau. of Hon. Thomas J. Oakley, Attorney-General
of New York, and, by her, had issue : —
1 . THOMAS JACKSON OAKLEY, of whom we treat.
2. Philip, graduated at Columbia College, 1882 ; m., n April 1888, Adelaide,
dau. of Dr. Isaac Leonard Kip.
Residences — 36 West 52nd Street, New York ; Castle Schonberg,
Oberwesel-on-Rhine, Germany.
Clubs — Union, Metropolitan, Delta Phi College, Country, Turf
and Field, New York Badminton.
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RUSH
Richard Rush, b. 28 Feb. 1848 ; m., 10 July 1873, Ella Mary,
second dau. of Edgar Burr Day of Catskill-on-Hudson, and, by her,
has had issue : —
Richard, b. 28 Sept. 1875 ; d. 21 Nov. 1875.
Ella Day, b. i Nov. 1876 ; m., 23 Sept. 1905, William Spencer Murray
of Annapolis, Maryland.
Captain Rush is a retired officer of the U.S. Navy.
DESCENT
JOHN RUSH (1620-1699), b. in England 1620 ; commanded a troop of horse in
Cromwell's Army ; emigrated to Pennsylvania, 1683 ; and settled at Byberry near
Philadelphia ; m. at Hornton, Co. Oxford, 8 June 1648, Susanna Lucas, and had
issue : —
1 . William, of whom later.
2. Thomas, b. 7 Nov. 1654 5 d. I 8 June 1676.
3. John, b. I May 1660.
4. Francis, b. 8 April 1662 ; d. unm.
5. James, b. 21 Sept. 1664 ; d. 21 March 1665.
6. Joseph, b. 26 Dec. 1666 ; d. in infancy.
7. Edward, b. 27 Nov. 1670 ; d.s.p.
1. Elizabeth, b. 16 June 1649 ; m. in London, 27 May 1680, Richard Collet, by
whom she had issue; emigrated with her husband to Pennsylvania. 1682,
and settled at Byberry.
2. Susanna, b. 26 Dec. 1656 ; m. John Hart, and had issue.
3. Jane, b. 27 Feb. 1674 ? m- J°hn Darke, and had issue.
He d. at Byberry, 1699.
WILLIAM RUSH (1652-1688), b. 21 July 1652 ; m. (i), in England, Aurelia ,
and, by her (who d. 1683), had issue : —
i . James, of whom later.
1. Susanna, b. 1675 ; m. (i) John Webster ; m. (2) — Gilbert.
2. Elizabeth, b. 1677 ; m. Timothy Stevenson ; d.s.p.
He m. (2), and had issue : —
2. William, b. 1687 ; m., I March 1711, Elizabeth Hodges, and had issue.
3. Sarah, b. 1685 ; m. David Meredith, and left issue.
He d. at Byberry, 1688.
JAMES RUSH (1679-1727), b. 1679 ; m. Rachel, dau. of Bryan Peart, and had
issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. William, b. 1716 ; m. Mary Williams, and had issue.
3. Joseph, b. 1720 ; d. unm.
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4. James, b. 25 March 1723 ; d. unm.
5. Thomas, b. 1724 ; d. unm.
1. Elizabeth, b. 1714 ; m. Edward Parry.
2. Rachel, b. 1718 ; d. in infancy.
3. Ann, m. John Ashmead.
4. Aurelia, d. in infancy.
He d. at By-berry, 16 March 1727.
JOHN RUSH (1712-1751), b. at Byberry, 1712 ; m. Susanna, dau. of Joseph Hall
of Tacony, and, by her (who d. 2 July 1795), had issue : —
1. James, b. 1739 ; d. young.
2. Benjamin, of whom later.
3. Jacob, b. 24 Nov. 1747 ; Judge of the High Court of Errors and Appeals, of
Pennsylvania, 1784-1806 ; President of the Court of Common Pleas of
Philadelphia, 1806-1820 ; m. Mary Rench ; d. 5 Jan. 1820.
4. Stevenson, d. in infancy.
5. John, d. in infancy.
1. Rachel, b. 1741 ; m. (i) Angus Boyce ; m. (2) Joseph Montgomery ; d. 1798.
2. Rebecca, b. 1743 ; m. Thomas Stamper ; d. 1793, leaving issue.
He d. 26 July 1751.
BENJAMIN RUSH (1745-1813), b. 24 Dec. 1745 ; graduated at the University
of Edinburgh, 1768 ; returned to America and settled in Philadelphia, 1769, where
he became medical professor in the University of Pennsylvania ; member of Provincial
Conference of Pennsylvania, and later of Congress ; signed the Declaration of Indepen
dence, 4 July 1776 ; m., n Jan. 1776, Julia, eldest dau. of Hon. Richard Stockton,
and, by her (who d. 7 July 1848), had issue : —
1. John, b. 17 July 1777 ; an officer in the U.S. Navy ; d. unm. 9 Aug. 1837.
2. Richard, of whom Liter.
3. James, b. 15 March 1786 ; m., 19 Oct. 1819, Phoebe Ann, dau. of Jacob Ridg-
way ; d.s.p. 26 May 1869.
4. William, b. 8 Nov. 1787 ; d. in infancy.
5. Benjamin, b. 3 July 1789 ; d. in infancy.
6. Benjamin, b. 18 Feb. 1791 ; d. unm. 17 Dec. 1824.
7. Samuel, b. I Aug. 1795 ; m. Nancy Wilmer ; d. 24 Nov. 1859, leaving issue.
8. William, b. II May 1801 ; m., 18 July 1827, Elizabeth Fox, dau. of Hugh
Roberts ; d. 20 Nov. 1864, leaving issue.
1. Anne Emily, b. I Jan. 1779 ; m., 12 March 1799, Ross Cuthbert, of Canada ;
d. 27 April 1850, leaving issue.
2. Susanna, b. 7 Jan. 1782 ; d. in infancy.
3. Elizabeth, b. 14 Feb. 1783 ; d. in infancy.
4. Mary, b. 16 May 1784 ; m. Thomas Manners ; d. 2 Nov. 1849, leaving issue.
5. Julia, b. 22 Nov. 1792 ; m., 17 June 1820, Henry J. Williams; d.s.p.
19 April 1860.
He d. at Philadelphia, 19 April 1813.
RICHARD RUSH (1780-1859), b. at Philadelphia, 29 Aug. 1780 ; admitted to
the Bar of Philadelphia, 1800 ; Attorney-General of Pennsylvania, 1811 ; Comptroller
of the U.S. Treasury, 1811 ; U.S. Attorney-General, 1814-1817 ; Minister to the
Court of St. James, 1817-1825 ; Secretary of the U.S. Treasury, 1825-1829 ;
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Minister to France, 1847-1849 ; m., 29 Aug. 1809, Catherine E., dau. of Dr. James
Murray, and, by her (who d. 24 March 1854), had issue : —
1. Benjamin, b. 23 Jan. 1811 ; admitted to the Bar of Philadelphia, 1833;
Secretary of U.S. Legation in London, 1837—1841 ; m., 24 April 1849,
Elizabeth M., dau. of Dr. William Simpson, of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania ;
d. 30 June 1877, having had issue : —
I. William Simpson, b. 28 Jan. 1851 ; d. unm. 2 June 1869.
1. Catherine Eliza Murray, b. 21 Dec. 1853 ; m., 24 April 1895,
William Masters Camac.
2. Mary Theresa de Beelen, b. II Feb. 1855 ; m., 30 April 1890,
Rev. Richard Lewis Howell ; d. 24 May 1903.
2. James Murray, of whom later.
3. Richard, b. n March 1815 ; d. 29 Oct. 1826.
4. Madison, b. 28 July 1821 ; m., 20 Feb. 1855, Maria, dau. of George
Blight ; d.s.p. 20 July 1856.
5. Richard Henry, b. 14 Jan. 1825; m. (i), 4 Feb. 1851, Sarah Anna, dau. of
George Blight ; m. (2), 11 Dec. 1856, Susan Bowdoin, dau. of Dr. George
Yerby ; d. 17 Oct. 1893, leaving issue.
1. Sarah Maynadier, b. 17 Sept. 1817 ; d. in infancy.
2. Julia, b. 1 1 Nov. 1818 ; d. in infancy.
3. Anna Maria, b. 23 April 1820 ; d. unm. 25 Dec. 1887.
4. Sarah Catherine, b. 29 June 1823 ; d. unm. 17 July 1905.
5. Julia Stockton, b. 21 July 1826 ; m., I June 1854, John Calvert ; d. 20 Jan.
1858, leaving issue.
He d. 30 July 1859.
JAMES MURRAY RUSH (1813-1862), b. 10 July 1813 ; m. (i), 28 Jan. 1847.
Eugenia Frances, dau. of John Hiester, of Reading, Pennsylvania, and widow of
William Sheaff, and, by her (who d. 3 Dec. 1849), na^ issue : —
RICHARD, of whom we treat.
He m. 2), 29 Nov. 1853, Elizabeth, dau. of Lyttleton Upshur Dennis, and
widow of Lyttleton Dennis, and, by her (who d. 16 May 1856), left issue : —
Elizabeth Murray, b. 26 Jan. 1856 ; m., 20 April 1882, John Biddle Porter,
U.S. Army, and has issue : —
1. Margaretta Biddle, b. 13 June 1883.
2. Catherine Rush, b. 27 Jan. 1885.
3. Elizabeth Murray, b. 3 Sept. 1893.
He d. at Philadelphia, 7 Feb. 1862.
Residences — 1831 Jefferson Place, Washington, D.C., and the
Elms, Catskill-on-Hudson, New York.
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David Pearce Penhallow, b. at Kittery
Point, Maine, 25 May 1854; m.,
14 May 1876, Sarah A. Dunlap, and,
by her, has had issue : —
Dunlap Pearce, b. at Amherst, Mass.,
9 Aug. 1880; B.S. Harvard 1903,
M.D. 1906.
Mr. Penhallow was Professor of
Botany in the Imperial College of Agri
culture, Sapporo, Japan, 1876—1 880, and
has been Professor of Botany in the
McGill University, Montreal, Canada,
since 1883.
DESCENT
RICHARD PENHALLOW, loth in descent from
John Penhalow, of Penhalow, Co. Cornwall, living
in 1370 ; m. (i) Jone, dau. of Roger Daniell, by
whom he had issue : —
I. John, ancestor of the Penhallows of Pen
hallow, extinct 1716.
I. Christian.
He m. (2) Mary, dau. of Walter ^Porter, and, by her, had issue : —
2. Chamond, ot whom later.
3. Richard, d.s.p. 1650.
4. Hugh, m. 1641, Elizabeth Free.
5. Emanuel.
2. Elizabeth.
3. Mary.
4. Susan.
5. Gertrude, bap. 19 March 1620.
CHAMOND PENHALLOW ( -1690), m., at St. Mabyn, 30 May 1661, Anne,
dau. of John Tamlyn, of Tregaddock, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, b. 15 March, bap. at St. Mabyn 17 April 1662.
2. Samuel, of whom later.
1. Phoebe, bap. 20 March 1668.
2. Catherine, bap. 25 Aug. 1673.
He was bur. at Fowey, Co. Cornwall, 17 Feb. 1690.
SAMUEL PENHALLOW (1665-1726), b. at St. Mabyn, Co, Cornwall, 2 July 1665 ;
bap. 20 July following; emigrated to America, 1686 ; settled in Portsmouth, New
Hampshire ; Senior Member of the Council ; Chief Justice of the Superior Court of
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Judicature; Author of the Indian Wars; m. (i), I July 1687, Mary, dau. of John Cutt
(the first President of the Council of the Province of New Hampshire), and, by her
(who d. 8 Feb. 1713), had issue : —
1. Samuel, b. 4 Oct. 1691 ; m. in England, 1732.
2. John, of whom later.
3. Benjamin, b. 17 Dec. 1704 ; d.s.p. 1725.
4. Joshua, M.D., b. 2 Sept. 1707 ; d. unm.
5. Joseph, b. 5 Jan. 1710.
1. Hannah, b. 3 May 1688 ; m. James Pemberton, of Boston.
2. Mary, b. I Dec. 1689 ; m. Hon. Benjamin Gambling.
3. Phoebe, b. 14 Jan. 1695 ; m. (i) Captain Gross, of Charlestown ; m. (2) Major
Leonard Vassall ; m. (3) Hon. Thomas Graves ; m. (4) Francis Borland.
4. Elizabeth, b. 21 Dec. 1698 ; m. (i) John Dummer, of Newbury ; m. (2) Rev.
Christopher Toppan.
5. Lydia, b. 11 Sept. 1700 ; m. Henry Sloper ; d. 17 Aug. 1718.
6. Deborah, b. 2 Jan. 1702 ; m. William Knight.
7. Susannah, b. 10 Jan. 1708 ; m. William Winkley.
8. Olympia, b. 12 Feb. 1711 ; d. unm.
He m. (2), 8 Sept. 1714, Abigail, dau. of Theodore Atkinson, and widow of
Dr. James Osborn, by whom he had issue : —
6. Richard, b. 30 Dec. 1715 ; d., unm., 1740.
He d. 2 Dec. 1726.
JOHN PENHALLOW (1693-1735), b. 13 Jan. 1693; Registrar of the Superior
Court at Portsmouth, 1731-1735 ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Peter Butler, and widow
of John Watts, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Samuel, m. Prudence Kneeland ; d.s.p.
2. John, of whom later.
i. Mary, d. young.
He d. 1735.
JOHN PENHALLOW, m. (i) Sarah, dau. of Hunking Wentworth, by whom he
had issue : —
1. Richard Wibird.
2. John, d. young.
3. Samuel, b. 9 June 1757 ; m. Hannah Sherburne, and had issue : —
1. Ann Wendell, m. Judge Richard Evans.
4. John, m. Sarah Phillipps, and, by her, had (with 3 sons, who d. unm.) issue : —
\. Sarah, m. Eben Hathaway.
2. Elizabeth, d. unm.
5. Thomas, m. Hannah Bunbury, and, by her, had issue : —
i. Thomas Wibird, b. 17 Jan. 1784; m. (i) Mary, dau. of John
Beach ; m. (2) Susan, dau. of David Pearce ; d.s.p. 22 Sept.
1876.
i. Sarah Ann, m. Jeremiah Goodwin and had issue.
6. Hunking, of whom later.
7. Benjamin, Judge of Court of Sessions ; m. (i) Lucy Hart, and, by her, had
issue : —
i. Oliver Wendell, b. 1796 ; m. Margaret, dau. of John Scott, by
whom he had issue ; d. 1874.
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m. (2) Susan, dau. of Colonel Wm. Pearce, and, by her, had issue : —
2. William Pearce.
3. Benjamin H., b. 1816 ; m. Hephzibah Shepard, and had issue : —
1. William Pearce.
2. Arthur Lincoln.
1. Lucy Elizabeth.
2. Susan.
3. Ann Calder.
4. Clementina.
5. Julia Maria, d.s.p.
1. Mary, d. young.
2. Sarah, d. unm.
3. Mary, b. 18 Dec. 1761 ; m. Daniel Austin ; d. 1847.
4. Elizabeth, b. 25 March 1764 ; d. in infancy.
He m. (2) Ann Wendell, who d.s.p.
HUNKING PENHALLOW (1766-1826), b. Oct. 1766 ; State Councillor of Ports
mouth ; m. Harriet, dau. of David Pearce, and widow of John Scott, and, by her,
had issue : —
1. David Pearce, b. 24 Sept. 1805 ; m. Mary Yeaton, by whom he had
issue : —
1. Deblois Pearce, m. Ida Turner.
2. Maria Louise, m. Chas. Laighton.
2. John Pearce, b. iSio ; wrecked on Cape Cod, 1848 ; d.s.p.
3. Andrew Jackson, of whom later.
4. Pearce Wentworth, b. 27 Feb. 1817; m., 16 Oct. 1845, Elizabeth Warner
Pitts, dau. of John Nathaniel Sherburne, of Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
and, dying 5 Dec. 1885, left issue : —
1. Thomas Wibird, b. 22 July 1846.
2. William Thompson, b. 23 May 1849 ; d. April 1863.
3. Charles Sherburne, b. 10 May 1852 ; graduated at Harvard
College, A.B. 1874; m., 28 April 1881, Mary King, dau.
of Professor John Huntington Crane Coffin, U.S. Navy, and,
by her, has issue : —
1. Charles Sherburne, b. 25 Feb. 1882.
2. Pearce Wentworth, b. 20 May 1888 ; d. 3 Aug. 1889.
3. John Huntington Coffin, b. 6 Oct. 1894.
1. Helen Olcott, b. 4 July 1883.
2. Evelyn Blunt, b. 1 6 March 1885.
3. Louise Harrison, b. 3 I May 1890.
4. Mary Warner, b. 12 Aug. 1891.
4. Pearce Wentworth, b. 25 Dec. 1855.
1. Ann Wendell, b. 22 Oct. 1808 ; m., 30 Sept. 1832, Rev. Nathaniel S. Folsom,
and had issue.
2. Harriet Pearce, b. July 1813 ; m. Rev. William B. Jacobs, and had issue.
He d. 24 Sept. 1826.
ANDREW JACKSON PENHALLOW (1815- ), b. i March 1815 ; m. Mary
Pickering, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John Pearce, d.s.p.
2. Charles Lowell.
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3. DAVID PEARCE, of whom we treat.
1. Susan Purcell, m., 1877, George Russell Freeman.
2. Hannah Austin, m. Frank Lane.
5. Elizabeth Jay, m. Mark Shultes.
Residences — Montreal, Canada, and Boston, Mass.
Club — Union (Boston).
Arms — Vert, a coney argent.
Crest — A goat passant argent, hoofed and attired, or.
CARLISLE
Charles Arthur Carlisle, b. at Chillicothe, Ross Co., Ohio, 4 May
1864; m., at South Bend, Indiana, 17 Sept. 1891, Anne, only
dau. of Hon. Clement Studebaker, and has issue : —
1. Charles Arthur, b. 14 Feb. 1894.
2. Woodson Studebaker, b. 18 June 1897.
3. Richard Marvin, b. 29 Jan. 1905.
1. Anne, b. 30 Sept. 1892.
2. Kathryn, b. 20 March 1895.
3. Alice, b. 1 8 April 1901 ; d. 9 June 1901.
Colonel Carlisle, of the Indiana State Militia, served four
years as member of Governor Mount's Military Staff of Indiana,
with rank of Lieutenant-Colonel and afterwards of Colonel.
DESCENT
ANDREW CARLISLE ( -1821), emigrated to America from the parish of
Termonmaguirk, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, in 1789, and settled in Pennsylvania, but in
1792 removed to Chillicothe, Ross Co., Ohio ; m. Eleanor , and, dying in 1821,
left issue : —
JOHN CARLISLE (1771-1847), b. at Termonmaguirk, Co. Tyrone, 1771 ;
accompanied his parents to America; m., at Chillicothe, Ohio, 30 April l8oi,
Elizabeth Mann, and, by her (who d. 28 Jan. 1849), had issue : —
1. Andrew, b. 1 5 June 1802 ; d. 30 March 1879.
2. William Mann, b. 1804 ; d. 15 Aug. 1840.
3. John, b. 29 Oct. 1807 ; d. 28 Dec. 1868.
4. Henry Nelson, b. 1809 ; d. 26 Aug. 1868.
5. James ; d. in infancy.
6. Alexander.
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7. Meade Woodson Clay, of whom later.
1. Eleanor Ann, d. 17 April 1854.
2. Elizabeth Mann, b. 29 Sept. 1816 ; d. 29 May 1895.
3. Lucy Mary, b. 1819 ; d. 12 May 1895.
4. Nancy Julia, b. Feb. 1822 ; d. 25 April 1845.
He d. at Chillicothe, 19 July 1847.
MEADE WOODSON CLAY CARLISLE (1828- ), b. at Chillicothe, 26 Oct.
1828 ; educated at the Academy of Chillicothe ; m., I Sept. 1859, Emma Valeria,
dau. of John H. Barr, of Wilmington, Delaware, and had issue : —
1. Henry Nelson, b. Sept. 1860 ; d. 5 July 1866.
2. William Woodson, of Buffalo, N.Y., b. 5 Feb. 1862.
3. CHARLFS ARTHUR, of whom we treat.
4. John Andrew, of Buffalo, N.Y., b. 8 Jan. 1869.
5. Addison Alexander, of Buffalo, N.Y., b. 8 Feb. 1872.
6. Meade Reyburn, b. 27 March 1874; d. Io" Nov. 1874.
7. McLene Doherty, b. 27 March 1874; d. l^ May I&75-
8. Robert Elile Safford, of Buffalo, N.Y., b. 21 May 1879.
I. Isabella Barr, b. 25 May 1867.
Residence — Carlisle House, South Bend, Indiana.
Clubs — Sphinx (New York) ; Indiana and Country (South Bend) ;
2oth Century and Athletic (Chicago); Columbia (Indianopolis).
SANXAY
Theodore Frederic Sanxay, b. in Iowa City, 12 March 1843;
graduated at Princeton University, 1864; Junior Orator, 1863 ;
A.M., Princeton, 1867; LL.B., University , of Albany, 1866.
DESCENT
PIERRE SANXAY, b. in France about 1530 ; a Protestant Reformer, and con
demned to death by the Parliament of Bordeaux, 1569 ; Pastor of the Reformed
Church at Saintes, Province of Poitou, 1570-1576; m. Jacquette Goy, and, by her,
had issue : —
I . Pierre, of whom later.
1. Suzanne, m. M. Robelin, of Pons, and had issue.
2. Marie.
3. Marye.
He d. about 1576.
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PIERRE SANXAY, b. before 1575; merchant at Saintes ; m. Anne, dau. of
Jacob Bruna, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Pierre, m. Anne, dau. of Jacques Pichon, and had issue.
2. Daniel.
3. Pierre.
4. Josue, of whom later.
5. Theophile.
6. Jacques.
1. Anne.
2. Marie.
3. Marie.
He d. about 1640.
Josu£ SANXAY (1614-71570), b. at Saintes, 27 Aug. 1614; " Marchand,
fermier-general," of Taillebourg ; m. Marie, dau. of Jehan Vivier, " Avocat au
Parlement de Bordeaux," and, by her, had issue : —
I . Jacques, of whom later.
1. Ruth, m., 6 May 1668, Daniel Meschinet, "Avocat," and had issue.
2. Marie, d. unm.
3. Anne, m. Josue Pouillon, and had issue.
He d. about 1670.
JACQUES SANXAY, b. in France about 1649 ; M.A. Protestant University
of Saumur, France ; Pastor at St. Jean D'Angle and Tonnay Boutonne, France ;
Huguenot refugee to England, 1685; Pastor at St. Olave's Church, Exeter,
Co. Devon, from about 1686 to 1693 ; m., in France, Marie , by whom he had
issue : —
1. Daniel (Rev.), B.A. All Souls College, Oxford, 1700; M.A. New College,
Oxford, 1733 ; m. Jane Antrobus, and, by her, had issue : —
1. James (Rev.), Rector of Sutton, Co. Surrey ; m. Catharine Firmin.
2. Edmund, m. Maria, dau. of Edmund Antrobus.
3. Robert, d. unm.
4. Daniel, m. Susanna Dorothea Brisco.
1. Jane, m. Rev. Thomas Smyth, D.D.,.of Codford, Co. Wilts.
2. Hannah, m. John, son of Philip Antrobus, of Congleton, Co.
Chester.
2. James, of whom later.
1. Claudia, d. unm.
2. Mary, m. Rev. John Courtail, of Exeter, and had issue.
He d. about 1693.
JAMES SANXAY (1690-1768), b. at Exeter, 2 Nov. 1690 ; B.A. New College,
Oxford, 1712 ; Rector of Tetcott, Co. Devon, 1732-1768 ; m. (i), 22 April 1720,
Charlotte Mary Caches, and, by her, had issue : —
I. Charlotte, m. Benjamin Bradley, of London.
He m. (2), Anna, dau. of Rev. Edward Badger, Rector of Bedworth, Co.
Warwick, and, by her, had issue : —
1. James.
2. Edward.
3. John, of whom later.
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2. Anna.
3. Frances.
4. Mary, d. unm.
5. Claudia, m. John Bradley, of Hales Owen, Co. Salop, and had issue.
Red. 1768.
JOHN SANXAY (1746-1811), b. at Tetcott, Co. Devon, Sept. 1746, emigrated
to America prior to 1773; m., 14 Feb. 1775, Sarah De Voe, by whom he had
issue : —
1. John, m. Anna Nutt, and had issue.
2. Edmund Davenport, m. Lydia Belknap, and had issue.
3. Frederic, of whom later.
4. Richard Davenport, m. Emily Tabitha, dau. of Alexander George Gordon,
and had issue.
He d. 1811.
FREDERIC SANXAY (1791-1875), of Cincinnati, Ohio, b. 27 Oct. 1791 ;
m., 15 March 1818, Mary, dau. of Preserved Whipple, by whom he had issue : —
1. Theodore, of whom later.
2. Henry, m. (i) Ann Elizabeth Park, and had issue; m. (2) Sally Park String-
fellow, and had issue.
1. Emily, m. Hiram K. Wells, and had issue.
2. Charlotte, m. James Calhoun, and had issue.
Red. 1875.
THEODORE SANXAY (1819-1892), of Iowa City, b. at Cincinnati, Ohio,
12 March 1819; m., May 1842, Hetty, dau. of William Perry, of Cool Spring,
near Lewes, Delaware, by whom he had issue : —
1. THEODORE FREDERIC, of whom we treat.
2. James Perry, m. Clara Stone.
3. Henry, d. young.
He d. 1892.
Residence — i 12 West 7ist Street, New York.
Clubs — Union League, Princeton, and University (New York).
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FITZGERALD
Desmond FitzGerald, b. 20 May 1846 ;
m., 20 June 1870, Elizabeth Parker
Clark, dau. of the late Stephen Salis
bury, M.D., of Brookline, Mass., and,
by her, has issue : —
1. Harold, b. 19 May 1877 ; m., 3 Oct.
1903, Eleanor FitzGerald, of New
York.
2. Stephen Salisbury, b. 19 Sept. 1878 ; m.,
9 Sept. 1906, Agnes Blake.
1. Caroline Elizabeth, b. 4 April 1871 ;
m., 12 Dec. 1899, Charles A. van
Rensselaer, of New York.
2. Harriot, b. 25 June 1872 ; m., 18 Nov.
1897, Robert Jones Clark, of Boston,
Mass.
Mr. Desmond FitzGerald was
educated at Providence, Rhode Island,
and at Phillips Academy, Andover,
Mass. ; past President of the American
Society of Civil Engineers ; past
President of the Boston Societ) of
Civil Engineers ; past President of the New England Water
Association.
DESCENT
NICHOLAS FITZGERALD ( -1617), of Gurtines, Co. Kilkenny, son of Thomas
FitzGerald (who, according to tradition, was a lineal descendant of Thomas
FitzGerald, third son of Maurice, Knight of Kerry), surrendered all his estates to
King James I, who regranted them to him 17 Dec. 1607; m. Helena, dau. of
Piers Bourke (alias Gall), of Gallstown, and dying 29 Sept. 1617, left, by her, a son
and heir : —
PATRICK FITZGERALD, of Gurtines, Co. Kilkenny, who left issue : —
THOMAS FITZGERALD, of Gurtines, Co. Kilkenny, who left issue : —
JOHN FITZGERALD ( -1720), of Gurtines, "transplanted" to Connaught,
21 Dec. 1653, and settled in the parish of Turlough, Co. Mayo, where he was
allotted half of the estates of Walter Burke, which property was afterwards con-
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FITZGERALD
firmed to him under the Act of Settlement ; m. Elizabeth, youngest dau. of Sir
John Browne, Bart., of the Neale, Co. Mayo, and, by her, left issue : —
1 . Thomas, of whom later.
2. Edmond.
3. Patrick, of Kilnecarra ; m. (i) Cecilia, dau. of Peter D'Arcy, of Galway, and
had issue ; m. (2), 1721, Margaret, dau of John Aylward, of Ballinagar,
Co. Galway, and had issue ; d. 1738.
4. John.
5. George.
6. Sylvester.
He d. 1720.
THOMAS FITZGERALD ( -1747), of Turlough, m. (i) Elizabeth Ferron ; m.
(2) Henrietta, dau. of John Browne, of the Neale, and, by her (who d. 8 Dec. 1774)
had issue : —
1. John.
2. George, of whom later.
3. Nicholas, of Greensborough, Co. Kilkenny ; m. Margaret, dau. and co-heir of
James Stevenson ; d. 1761, leaving issue.
4. Henry; d. 1775.
5. Edward.
6. Michael.
1. Elizabeth.
2. Julia ; m., 1747, Lewis Butler, of Dublin.
3. Mary ; m. the Marquis d'Arezzo, Governor of Naples.
4. Cecilia.
5. Bridget ; m., 1743, Thomas Lyster, of Grange, Co. Roscommon, and had issue.
He d. 15 July 1747.
GEORGE FITZGERALD ( -1782), of Turlough, Captain in the Austrian
Service; m., 31 Oct. 1745, Mary Hervey, dau. of John, Lord Hervey, Keeper of
the Privy Seal to King George II, and sister of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Earls of
Bristol, and, by her (who d. 1/53), left issue : —
1. George Robert ; m. (i) Jane, dau. of the Right Hon. William Conolly, of
Stratton Hall, Co. Stafford, and Castletown, Co. Kildare ; m. (2), 1782,
Sidney, dau. of Matthew Vaughan, of Carrowmore, Co. Mayo.
2. Charles Lionel, of whom later.
He d. 23 June 1782.
CHARLES LIONEL FITZGERALD ( -1805), of Turlough, Lieutenant-Colonel
of the North Mayo Militia ; m., 1777, Dorothea, eldest dau. of Sir Thomas Butler,
Bart., of Ballintemple, Co. Carlow, and, by her (who d. 1 1 April 1829), had issue : —
1 . Thomas George, of Turlough, Co. Mayo, and Maperton, Co. Somerset, Deputy-
Lieutenant, and Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, b. 1778 ; m. (i), 1806,
Delia, dau. of Joshua Field, of Heaton, Co. York, and had issue ; m. (2),
1819, Elizabeth, dau. of Dr. James Crowther, of Bolshay Hall, Co. York,
and had issue.
2. Edward Thomas, of whom later.
3. Charles Lionel (Lieutenant-Colonel), served as a Brigadier-General in the
Peninsular War ; m. Marianne, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Breedon, R.M.,
and had issue.
i. Dorothea Mary ; m., 1806, Patrick Kirwan, of Dalgin Park, Co. Mayo, and had
issue.
He d. 29 April 1805.
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EDWARD THOMAS FITZGERALD (1784-1845), b. 22 Dec. 1784 ; Lieutenant-
Colonel in the Army ; served as Assistant Quartermaster-General with the Guards
at Waterloo; m., 20 Nov. 1811, Emma, youngest dau. of Edmund Green, of
Medham, Isle of Wight, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Lionel Charles Henry William, of whom later.
2. Edward Thomas, b. 19 Sept. 1817 ; m., 1856, Annie ffavington, dau. of Leonard
Cox, and had issue.
3. Henry Augustus Robert, b. 8 Dec. 1824 ; d.s.p. 1845.
4. Desmond Gerald, b. 28 Dec. 1834 ; m., 20 May 1862, Louisa, dau. of Matthew
Crawford, of Crumlin, co. Westmeath, and has issue.
Hed. 1845.
LIONEL CHARLES HENRY WILLIAM FITZGERALD (1812-1894), b. 9 Sept. 1812 ;
served in Portugal under Don Petro ; an officer in the 2nd W.I. Regiment ; m.,
31 Jan. 1839, Sarah Caroline, dau. of the Hon. Patrick Brown, of Nassau, New
Providence, and, by her, had issue : —
1. DESMOND, of whom we treat.
2. Lionel Gerald, b. 22 Jan. 1848 ; d. in infancy.
3. Ormond Edward, b. 6 July 1849.
1. Harriot Emma, d. 10 Dec. 1889.
2. Geraldine Augusta, d. 3 Sept. 1847.
He d. 21 Dec. 1894.
Residence — Brookline, Massachusetts.
Clubs — Union, St. Botolph, and Country (Boston).
Arms — Ermine, on a saltire gules, a mullet argent.
Crest — On a mount proper, a boar passant argent.
ASHBY
Thomas Almond Ashby, M.D., b. at Front Royal, Warren Co.,
Virginia, 18 Nov. 1848 ; m., at Covington, Kentucky, 16 Oct.
1877, Mary Cunningham.
DESCENT
THOMAS ASHBY, Captain, was located about 1700 in what is now Fauquier Co.,
Virginia, and is said to have been a son of Thomas Ashby, who went to Virginia
during the period of the Cromwellian usurpation ; m. and had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Robert, d. 1792, leaving issue.
3. Stephen.
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JOHN ASHBY, Colonel (1707-1797), b. 1707 ; Captain, 2nd Company Virginia
Rangers, 1755, and took part in the Braddock Campaign under Washington ; m.
(i), ii May 1741, Jean Combs, and had issue: —
1. Nathaniel, of whom later.
2. Lewis, m. Leannah Buckner ; d. 1806, leaving issue.
3. Edward, d.s.p.
4. John, b. 6 June 1756.
1. Elizabeth, m. Colonel John Peters and had issue.
2. Charlotte.
He m. (2), 1781, Catherine Hufman, by whom he had issue : —
3. Jennie.
He d. 1797.
NATHANIEL ASHBY (1748-1811), b. 1748 ; was a Lieutenant in the Continental
Line; went to Kentucky about 1790, and lived at Lexington; m. (i) Margaret,
dau. of Colonel John Mauzy, and had issue : —
1. Mauzy Q., M.D., b. 1787 ; m. — Logan, and had issue ; d. 1874.
2. William R., of whom later.
3. John G., d.s.p. 1837.
1. Elizabeth, m. Judge January; d.s.p.
2. Margaret, m. Major Taylor, and had issue.
3. Sarah, m. Judge Todd, of Indiana, and had issue.
4. Ann, m., 1827, Judge Thomas Marshall Duke ; d.s.p.
He d. at Kentucky, May 1811.
WILLIAM RICHARDSON ASHBY (1790-1844), b. 1790; m., about 1817,
Rebecca Buck, of Front Royal, Virginia, and had issue : —
Thomas N., of whom later.
Elizabeth, m. W. M. Buck, of Front Royal, Virginia.
He d. in Virginia, 1844.
THOMAS N. ASHBY (1819-1878), b. at Front Royal, 12 May 1819 ; m., 1841,
Elizabeth Almond, and had issue : —
1. THOMAS ALMOND, of whom we treat.
2. William Richardson, of Baltimore, b. 1864 ; A.B., Washington and Lee Uni
versity, 1885.
Hed. 13 Feb. 1878.
Residence — 1125 Madison Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland.
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Francis Hovey Stoddard, b. at Middlebury, Vermont, 25 April
1847 > m-> !4 May 1873, Lucy M. Smith.
DESCENT
ANTHONY STODDARD ( -1687) emigrated to America from the west of
England, 1639; settled in Boston, Mass.; Member of the General Court, 1665-
1684 ; m. (i) Mary, dau. of Emanuel Downing, and sister of Sir George Downing,
and, by her, had issue : —
1 . Solomon, of whom later.
2. Samson, b. 3 Dec. 1645 ; m. and had issue.
3. Simeon, b. 1650; m. (l) ; m. (2) Elizabeth Shrimpton ; m. (3) Mehitabel
Seargent ; d. I 5 Oct. 1730, leaving issue.
He m. (2) Barbara, widow of Captain Joseph Weld, and, by her, had issue : —
4. Stephen, b. 6 Jan. 1654.
1. Sarah, b. 21 Oct. 1652.
He m. (3) Christian , and, by her, had issue : —
5. Anthony, b. 1 6 June 1656.
6. Joseph, b. i Dec. 1661.
7. John, b. 22 April 1663.
8. Ebenezer, b. i July 1664.
2. Christian, b. 22 March 1657 ; m. Nathaniel Peirse.
3. Lydia, b. 27 May 1660 ; m. Captain Samuel Turrell.
4. Dorothy, b. 24 Nov. 1665.
5. Mary, b. 25 March 1668.
6. Jane, b. 29 July 1669.
7. Grace, b. 29 July 1669.
He d. 16 March 1687.
SOLOMON STODDARD (1643-1729), b. 4 Oct. 1643; graduated at Harvard,
1662 ; ordained Minister of the Congregational Church of Northampton, Mass.,
ii Sept. 1672 ; m., 8 March 1670, Esther, dau. of — Warham, and widow of
Rev. Eleazer Mather, and, by her (who d. 10 Feb. 1736), had issue : —
1. Samuel, b. 5 Feb. 1674 ; d. in infancy.
2. Anthony, b. 6 June 1675 ; d. in infancy.
3. Aaron, b. and d. 23 Aug. 1676.
4. Anthony, b. 9 Aug. 1678 ; graduated at Harvard, 1697 ; Minister at Wood-
bury, Conn. ; m. (i) Prudence Wells ; m. (2) Mary Sherman ; d. 6 Sept.
1760, leaving issue.
5. John, of whom later.
6. Israel, b. 10 April 1684 ; d.s.p.
1. Mary, b. 9 Jan. 1671 ; m. Rev. Stephen Mix, and had issue.
2. Esther, b. 2 June 1672 ; m. Rev. Timothy Edwards; d. 19 Jan. 1770, leaving
issue.
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3. Christian, b. 23 Aug. 1676; m. Rev. William Williams; d. 23 April 1764,.
leaving issue.
4. Sarah, b. I April 1680 ; m. Rev. Samuel Whitman, and had issue.
5. Rebecca, b. 1686 ; m. Joseph Hawley ; d. 1766, leaving issue.
6. Hannah, b. 21 April 1688 ; m. Rev. William Williams ; d. 29 Dec. 1745,
leaving issue.
He d. ii Feb. 1729.
JOHN STODDARD (1682-1748), or Northampton, b. 17 Feb. 1682; graduated
at Harvard, 1701 ; Colonel of Militia; Judge of Probate Court; Chief Justice of
Court of Common Pleas ; Member of Council for Massachusetts; m., 13 Dec. 1731,
Prudence Chester, and, by her (who d. 1 1 Sept. 1780), had issue : —
1 . Solomon, of whom later.
2. Israel, b. 28 April 1741 ; m. Eunice Williams ; d. 27 June 1782, leaving issue.
1. Mary, b. 27 Nov. 1732 ; m. Colonel John Worthington ; d. 12 July 1812.
2. Prudence, b. 28 May 1734; m. Ezekiel Williams; d. I July 1822, leaving
issue.
3. Esther, b. 23 May 1738 ; d. unm. 27 May 1816.
4. Hannah, b. 13 Oct. 1742 ; d. I Aug. 1743.
He d. 19 June 1748.
SOLOMON STODDARD (1736-1827), of Northampton, b. 29 May 1736;
graduated at Yale, 1756; High Sheriff of Hampshire Co.; m. (i), 21 Nov. 1765,
Martha Partridge, and, by her (who d. 20 Oct. 1772), had issue : —
1. John, b. 4 June 1767 ; m. Mary W. Billings, and had issue.
2. Solomon, of whom later.
I. Anna, b. 24 March 1769 ; m. John Williams, and had issue.
He m. (2) Eunice Parsons, and, by her (who d. 22 Jan. 1797), had issue : —
3. David, b. 4 Jan. 1778 ; d. April 1778.
4. David, of Boston, b. 5 Sept. 1780.
5. Israel, M.D., b. 3 Oct. 1784 ; m. Charlotte Stone ; d.s.p. 9 Nov. 1821.
He d. 19 Dec. 1827.
SOLOMON STODDARD (1771- ), b. 18 Feb. 1771 ; graduated at Yale, 1790 j
Town Clerk of Northampton ; m., 28 Nov. 1779, Sarah, dau. of Benjamin Tappan,
and, by her, had issue : —
1 . Solomon, of whom later.
2. Charles, b. 27 June 1802 ; m., 1832, Mary A. Porter, dau. of Daniel Noble,
and had issue.
3. William Henry, b. 5 March 1804 ; m., 1832, Frances I., dau. of John Bradish,
and had issue.
4. Lewis Tappan, b. 8 Feb. 1807 ; m. (i), 1833, Susan, dau. of George Gore,
m. (2), 1844, Sarah H. Lothrop, and had issue.
5. John, b. ii March 1809 ; m., 1836, Mary, dau. of David Mongin, and
had issue.
6. Arthur Francis, b. 30 Nov. 1810; m., 1840, Frances, dau. of Hon. Daniel
Noble, and had issue.
7. David Tappan, b. 2 Dec. 1818; graduated at Yale, 1838; missionary in
Persia ; m., 1843, Harriet, dau. of Dr. C. Briggs, and had issue ; d. 22 Jan.
1857.
i. Sarah Tappan, b. 23 March 1814 ; m., 1837, ^ev- Albert Smith, and had issue.
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SOLOMON STODDARD (1800-1847), b. 29 Nov. 1800 ; graduated at Yale, 1820 ;
Professor of Languages at Middlebury College ; m., 29 May 1838, Frances Elizabeth
Greenwood, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Solomon Partridge, b. 18 Feb. 1841.
2. James Greenwood, b. 15 June 1844.
3. FRANCIS HOVEY, of whom we treat.
1. Sarah Tappan, b. 29 May 1839.
2. Louisa Greenwood, b. 2 Dec. 1842.
He d. ii Nov. 1847.
Residence — 22 West 68th Street, New York.
LOCKWOOD
Hanford Nichols Lockwood, b. 2 Oct. 1859 ; m., 30 April i
Isabel Dwight, dau. of Daniel Wesley Ingersoll, of St. Paul,
Minnesota, and, by her, has issue : —
1. Hanford Nichols, b. 9 Nov. 1895.
2. Gilbert Ingersoll, b. 20 July 1901 ; d. 23 July 1901.
1. Isabel Wildman, b. 26 March 1890.
2. Mary Thomas, b. 8 Sept. 1891.
3. Marian Dwight, b. 15 Jan. 1894.
DESCENT
ROBERT LOCKWOOD ; emigrated from England 1630, in the ship "Mary and
John " of Winthrop's Fleet ; settled in Watertown, Mass. ; m. Susanna , by
whom he had issue : —
1. Jonathan, b. 10 Sept. 1634; m- Mary Ferris; d. 12 May 1688, leaving
issue.
2. Joseph, b. 6 Aug. 1638.
3. Daniel, b. 25 March 1640 ; d. 1691, leaving issue.
4. Ephraim, of whom later.
5. Gershom, b. 6 Sept. 1643 ; m. and had issue.
6. John.
1. Abigail.
2. Sarah.
3. Mary.
EPHRAIM LOCKWOOD (1641-1685),^ i Dec. 1641 ; m., 8 June 1665, Mercy,
dau. of Matthias Sention, by whom he had issue : —
1. John, b. 19 March 1666.
2. Daniel, b. 13 Aug. 1668.
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3. Ephraim, b. i May 1673.
4. Eliphalet, b. 27 Feb. 1676.
5. Joseph, of whom later.
6. James, b. 21 April 1683.
I. Sarah, b. 3 Nov. 1670 ; m., May 1695, John Platt.
He d. 1685, and his will, dated 13 Jan. 1685, was proved in the same year.
JOSEPH LOCKWOOD (1680-1760), of Norwalk, Conn., b. i April 1680 ;
m. Mary, dau. of John Wood, and, dying 23 Nov. 1760, left, by her (who d. 2 June
1736), a son : —
ISAAC LOCKWOOD (1727- ), of Norwalk, Conn., b. 24 Dec. 1727 ;
m. Ruth, dau. of Hezekiah Whitney, and left, by her (who d. 18 Aug. 1828), a
son : —
ISAAC LOCKWOOD (1761-1838), of Norwalk, Conn.,b. 23 Dec. 1761 ; m. Anner,
dau. of Gideon Nichols, and, dying 16 Dec. 1838, left, by her (who d. 22 Dec.
1844), a son : —
HANFORD NICHOLS LOCKWOOD (1788-1875), of Troy, New York, b. 17 April
1788 ; m. Rachel, dau. of Thomas Wildman, and, dying 27 April 1875, left, by her
(who d. 14 April 1874), a son : —
THOMAS WILDMAN LOCKWOOD (1811-1896), of Troy, New York, b. 8 Aug.
1 8 1 1 ; m. Mary Scott, dau. of Frederick Scott Thomas, and left, by her (who
d. 14 April 1885), a son : —
HANFORD NICHOLS, of whom we treat.
He d. 9 Dec. 1896.
Residences — Asheville, North Carolina ; Pasadena and La Jolla,
California.
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John Herbert Claiborne, b. at Louis-
burg, North Carolina, 29 June 1861 ;
m., 1 6 April 1901, Marie Louise, dau.
of Major William Charles Cole Clai
borne, of New Orleans, and, by her, has
had issue : —
John Hubert, b. 6 July 1902.
Dr. Claiborne graduated at the
University of Virginia (M.D., 1883),
and served as Captain in I2th N.Y.
Volunteers in the Spanish-American
War.
DESCENT
EDMUND CLIBURNE (1554-1590), of Cli-
burne Hall, Co. Westmorland, and Killerby,
Co. York, b. 1554; son of Richard Cliburne, of
Killerby, and descended from an ancient family, the
first of whom held the manor of Cliborne in
1216 ; matriculated at Queen's College, Oxford,
1572 ; m. Grace, dau. of Sir Alan Bellingham, of
Levins, Co. Westmorland, and, by her, had issue : —
1 . Thomas, m. Agnes, dau. of Sir Richard Lowther, of Lowther, and had issue.
2. William, of whom later.
3. Robert.
Admon. granted at York, 22 Sept. 1590.
WILLIAM CLAIBORNE (1587-1676), b. 1587 ; engaged by the Virginia Co. as
Surveyor, 1621 ; arrived Virginia, 1621 ; Secretary of State for the Colony, and
Member of the Council, 1625-1637 ; Treasurer of Virginia, 6 April 1642 ; m. (in
London, 1638, it is said, Jane Buller, but n June 1644 a grant of land in Elizabeth
City Co. was made to " Elizabeth Claiborne the wife of Captain William Claiborne,
Esq., his Majesties Treasurer of this Colony of Virginia "), and had issue : —
William (Lieutenant-Colonel), of King William Co. ; m., and left issue.
Thomas, of whom later.
Leonard, settled in Jamaica, West Indies, and d. 1694, leaving issue.
Jane, m. Colonel Thomas Brereton, of Northumberland Co.
He d. 1676.
THOMAS CLAIBORNE (1647-1683), of King William Co., b. 17 Aug. 1647;
Lieutenant-Colonel ; killed by the Indians, and buried at Romancocke ; m. Sarah
(? Dandridge) (who m. (2) Thomas Bray, of New Kent), and, dying 7 Oct. 1683,
left, by her, a son : —
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THOMAS CLAIBORNE (1680-1732), of Sweet Hall, King William Co., b. 16 Dec.
1680 ; said to have been married three times and to have had twenty-seven
children, but this is doubtful ; on his monument he is described as " Captain " ;
m., as his last wife, Anne, dau. of Henry Fox, and, by her (who d. 4 May 1733),
had issue : —
1. Thomas, b. 9 Jan. 1704 ; Clerk of Stafford Co. ; d. i Dec. 1735.
2. William, of Romancocke, whose will was proved 16 June 1746.
3. Leonard; Sheriff of King William Co., 1732 ; Member of the House of
Burgesses, 1736 ; m. Martha, dau. of Major Francis Burnell.
4. Nathaniel (Colonel), of Sweet Hall ; m. Jane, dau. of William Cole, and had
issue.
5. Bernard, m. Martha Ravenscroft, widow of Major William Poythress.
6. Augustine, of whom later.
He d. 16 Aug. 1732.
AUGUSTINE CLAIBORNE (1721-1787), b. at Sweet Hall, 1721 ; removed to
Surrey Co. ; Member of the House of Burgesses, 1748-1754 ; Clerk Sussex Co.,
1754 ; Member State Senate, 1780 ; m. Mary, dau. of Buller Herbert, of Puddlecock,
Dinwiddie Co., and, by her, had issue : —
1. Herbert, of Chestnut Grove, b. 7 April 1846 ; m. (i) Mary, dau. of Robert
Ruffin ; m. (2) Mary, dau. of William Burnett Browne, and had issue.
2. Thomas, b. 1749 > Sheriff of Brunswick, 1789 ; Member of Congress,
1793-1805 ; m. — Scott, and had issue.
3. Augustine, b. 2 Feb. 1748 ; m. Martha, dau. of Frederick Jones, of Dinwiddie,
and had issue.
4. William, b. 2 Nov. 1753 ; m. a dau. of Robert Ruffin, and had issue.
5. Buller, b. 27 Oct. 1755 ; Major in the Revolutionary War and A.D.C. to
General Lincoln; J.P., Dinwiddie Co., 1789; Sheriff, 1802-1804; m.
Patsy, dau. of Edward Ruffin, of Sussex Co., and had issue.
6. Richard, b. 1757 ; Major Continental Army ; Member of the House of Delegates,
1775-1778 ; m. — Hayward, of South Carolina, and had issue.
7. John Herbert, of whom later.
8. Ferdinand, b. 9 March 1772.
9. Bathurst, b. 6 April 1774; m. (i) a dau. of John Batte, of Chesterfield Co.;
m. (2) Mary Leigh, dau. of William Claiborne.
1. Mary, b. 1745 ; m., 1763, General Charles Harrison, and had issue.
2. Anne, b. 30 Dec. 1749 ; m., 19 Nov. 1768, Colonel Richard Cocke, and had
issue.
3. Susanna, b. 29 Nov. 1751; m. Frederick Jones, of Dinwiddie Co., and had
issue.
4. Lucy Herbert, b. 22 Aug. 1760 ; m. Colonel John Cocke, and had issue.
5. Elizabeth, b. 1761 ; m. Thomas Peterson, and had issue.
6. Sarah, b. 1765 ; m. Charles Anderson, of Virginia, and had issue.
He d. 3 May 1787.
JOHN HERBERT CLAIBORNE (1763- ), b. 3 May 1763 ; m. Mary, dau. of
Roger Gregory, of Chesterfield, Virginia, and, by her, had issue : —
i. John Gregory, of whom later.
1. Maria, m. John D. Wilkins.
2. Martha Jane ; m. Nicholas Lewis.
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JOHN GREGORY CLAIBORNE (1798- ), of Roslin, Virginia, b. 1798; m.
Mary E. Weldon, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Weldon.
2. John Herbert, of whom later.
1. Augusta ; m. John G. Thomas, or Louisburg, North Carolina.
2. Anne, m. Colonel Daniel Gregory Butte, of Petersburg.
JOHN HERBERT CLAIBORNE (1828-1905), b. in Brunswick Co., Virginia,
1 6 March 1828 ; graduated at the University of Virginia, 1849, and Jefferson
Medical College, 1850 ; settled in Petersburg, Virginia, 1851 ; Member of the
Virginia Senate, 1857 5 Surgeon and Major in the Confederate States Army during the
Civil War ; m. (i) Sarah Joseph Alston, and, by her (who d. 1866), had issue : —
I. JOHN HERBERT, of whom we treat.
1. Maria Louisa, m. Herbert W. Page, of Pagebrook.
2. Anna Augusta, m. Philip Howell Lightfoot, M.D., of Port Royal.
3. Sarah Joseph Alston, m. William B. Mcllwaine, of Petersburg.
4. Eliza Weldon, m. Bernard Mann, of Petersburg.
He m. (2) Anne Leslie Watson, and, by her, had issue : —
2. Robert.
3. Donal Waser.
He d. 24 Feb. 1905.
Residence — 46 West 9th Street, New York.
Arms — Argent, three chevronels interlaced in base sable, and a
chief of the last.
Crest — A demi-wolf rampant reguardant proper.
WARD
Francis Ehrick Ward, b. 24 Feb. 1860.
DESCENT
THOMAS WARD (1641-1689), b. m England 1641, son of John Ward,1 cf
Gloucester, a cavalry officer in Cromwell's army ; emigrated to America about 1660,
and settled in Newport, R.I.; General Treasurer of the Colony, 1677-8 ; Deputy to
the General Assembly, 1678-9 ; Assistant, 1678-1681 ; again Deputy, 1683-1686 ;
m. (i) Mary , and, by her, had issue : —
1. Mary, m. Sion, son of Governor Benedict Arnold, of Newport, R.I.
2. Margaret, m. Captain Robert Writhington.
1 John Ward went to America after his son's death and settled, about 1690, in Newport,
R.I., where he d. April 1698, aged seventy-nine.
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He m. (2) Amy Smith, granddau. of Roger Williams, and, by her (who m. (2)
Arnold Collins), had issue : —
1. Thomas, b. May 1683 ; d. young.
2. Richard, of whom later.
He d. 25 Sept. 1689.
RICHARD WARD (1689-1763), of Newport, R.I., b. 15 April 1689 ; Attorney-
General, Rhode Island, 1712-13; Deputy and Clerk of the Assembly, 1714;
Recorder, 1714-1730; Deputy-Governor, 1740; Governor, 1740-1743; m.,
2 Nov. 1709, Mary, dau. of John Tillinghast, and, by her (who d. 19 Oct. 1767),
had issue : —
1 . Thomas, b. 24 Oct. 1711; Secretary of State for many years ; m. Content, dau.
of Elisha Coggeshall ; d. 2 i Dec. 1 760, leaving issue.
2. John, b. 4 Aug. 1723 ; d. in infancy.
3. Samuel, of whom later.
-4. Richard, b. 22 Jan. 1731; d. in infancy.
5. Henry, b. 27 Dec. 1732 ; Secretary of State, 1760-1797 ; m. Esther, dau. of
John Freebody ; d. 25 Nov. 1797, leaving issue.
1. Amy, b. 4 Sept. 1710 ; d. in infancy.
2. Mary, b. 10 Dec. 1713; m., 8 Feb. 1740, Ebenezer Flagg ; d. 21 May
1781.
3. Elizabeth, b. 19 Feb. 1716 ; d. in infancy.
4. Amy, b. 21 July 1717 ; m. Samuel Vernon ; d. 17 Jan. 1792.
5. Isabel, b. 19 Sept. 1719 ; m. Huxford Marchant ; d. 5 Feb. 1808.
6. Hannah, b. 24 Sept. 1721; d. unm. 27 Dec. 1783.
7. Mercy, b. 3 June 1727 ; d. in infancy.
8. Margaret, b. 14 April 1729 ; m. Colonel Samuel Freebody ; d. 27 June 1765.
9. Elizabeth, b. 6 June 1735 ; m. Rev. William Bliss ; d.s.p. 1815.
He d. 21 Aug. 1763.
SAMUEL WARD (1725-1776), of Westerly, R.I. ; b. 27 May 1725; Chief
Justice of the Colony, 1761; Governor, 1762-3 and 1765-1767 ; Member of Con
tinental Congress, 1774-1776; m., 20 Dec. 1745, Anne, dau. of Simon Ray, of
Block Island, and, by her (who d. 3 Dec. 1770), had issue : —
1. Charles, b. 1747 ; an officer in the Revolutionary Army ; d. unm.
2. Samuel, of whom later.
3. Simon Ray, b. 4 Oct. 1760 ; a Lieutenant in the Revolutionary Navy ; m. Sarah
Gardner, and had issue.
4. John, b. 26 July 1 762 i,m. Elizabeth, dau. of Dr. Ephraim Bowen, of Providence ;
d.s.p. Sept. 1823.
^5. Richard, b. 1764 ; m. Eliza, dau. of Joseph Brown ; d.s.p. Oct. 1808.
1. Hannah, b. I 2 April 1749 ; d. unm. 8 Sept. 1774.
2. Anna, b. 24 Aug. 1750 ; m. Ethan Clarke ; d. 18 Dec. 1798, leaving issue.
3. Catherine, b. 2 Oct. 1752 5^1^23 Dec. 1773, Christopher, brother of General
Nathaniel Greene ; d. 1781, leaving issue.
4. Mary, b. 5 Dec. 1754 ; d. unm. June 1832.
5. Deborah, b. 12 Oct. 1758; m., 12 May 1782, Christopher Greene; d.
21 April 1834, leaving issue.
6. Elizabeth, b. 1766 ; d. unm. 25 Dec. 1783.
He d. 26 March 1776.
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SAMUEL WARD (1756-1832), b. at Westerly, R.L, 17 Nov. 1756 ; Captain in
Benedict Arnold's Canadian Expedition, being taken prisoner at the siege of Quebec;
Major of ist Rhode Island line regiment, 1777, and served at Red Bank and with the
army at Valley Forge ; promoted Lieutenant-Colonel, 1779 ; Delegate to the Mary
land Convention, 1786, and to the Hartford Convention, 1814 ; m., 8 March 1778,
Phebe, dau. of Governor William Greene, of R.L, and, by her (who d. 1 1 Oct. 1828),
had issue : —
1. William Greene, b. I April 1779 ; d. unm. 17 Aug. 1798.
2. Samuel, b. 23 Jan. 1781; d. in infancy.
3. Henry, b. 15 Dec. 1782 ; d. in infancy.
4. Henry, b. 17 March 1784 ; m., 2 Sept. 1818, Eliza, dau. of Jonathan Hall ;
d. 26 July 1838, leaving issue.
5. Samuel, of New York, b. I May 1786 ; m., Oct. 1812, Julia Rush, dau. ot
Benjamin Cutler, of Jamaica Plains, Mass., and grandniece of General Francis
Marion ; d. 27 Nov. 1839, leaving issue: —
I. Samuel, b. 27 Jan. 1814; employed by the U.S. Government on
several diplomatic missions; m. (l), 26 Jan. 1838, Emily, dau.
of William B. Astor, and had issue ; m. (2), Sept. 1843,
Medora, dau of John R. Grymes, and had issue ; d. 19 May
1884.
•2. Henry, b. 1818 ; d. 2 Oct. 1840.
3. Francis Marion, b. Aug. 1820 ; d. Sept. 1847.
1. Julia, b. 1816 ; d. in infancy.
2. Julia, b. 27 May 1819 ; m. Dr. Samuel G. Howe, of Boston, and
had issue.
3. Louisa Cutler, b. Feb. 1823 ; m., 1844, Thomas Crawford, a
distinguished sculptor, who d. 1857, and by whom she had,
with other issue, Francis Marion (Crawford), the famous
novelist.
4. Anne Eliza, b. 2 Nov. 1824 ; m., 1846, Adolphe Mailliard, and
had issue.
6. Richard Ray, b. 17 Nov. 1795 ; m., 2 Sept. 1818, Eliza, dau. of Jonathan Hall ;
d. 8 Dec. 1873, leaving issue.
7. John, b. 26 Oct. 1797 ; d. 31 March 1866.
8. William Greene, of whom later.
1. Anne Catherine, b. 19 Aug. 1788 ; d. unm. 14 Sept. 1837.
2. Phebe, b. 17 July 1791; d. unm. 22 April 1825.
He d. 16 Aug. 1832.
WILLIAM GREENE WARD (1802-1848), of New York, b. 7 Aug. 1802 ; m.,
17 Nov. 1830, Abby Maria, dau. of Dr. Jonathan Hall, of Pomfret, Conn., and, by
her (who d. 1886), had issue : —
1. William Greene, b. 20 July 1832 ; Colonel of I2th Regiment N.Y. Militia, and
afterwards Brigadier-General ; m. Emily Graham, dau. of John L. McKnight,
and had issue.
2. Charles Henry, of whom later.
3. John, b. 26 Dec. 1837 ; d. in infancy.
4. John (M.D.), b. 30 Nov. 1838 ; Colonel of I2th Infantry National Guard of
the State of New York.
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5. Prescott Hall, b. 9 Oct. 1841; m., 29 July 1863, Marian Poyntell, dau. of
George W. Turner ; d. 1 6 Oct. 1870.
I. Anne Catherine, b. 5 May 1835 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 22 July 1848.
CHARLES HENRY WARD (1833-1905), b. in New York, 12 Oct. 1833 ;
graduated at Columbia College, 1851; m., 13 April 1857, Mary Montagu, dau. of
Eleazar Parmly, and, by her, had issue :—
1. Charles Montagu, b. 16 June 1858.
2. FRANCIS EHRICK, of whom we treat.
3. John Prescott, b. 26 April 1866 ; d. in infancy.
4. William Frederick, b. 26 April 1866. -
5. Henry Marion, b. 8 Nov. 1870.
He d. 27 July 1905.
Residence — 159 West 73rd Street, New York.
PAYNE
William Morton Payne, LL.D., b. 14 Feb. 1858.
DESCENT
WILLIAM PAINE ( -1660), said to have been b. at Nowton, Co. Suffolk,
and to have been one of the sons of William Paine, Lord of the Manor of Nowton,
who was buried there 21 Nov. 1648 ; emigrated to America in the ship Increase,
April 1635 ; settled in Watertown and Ipswich, Mass.; m. Anne , by whom he
had issue : —
1. William, b. 1625 ; d.s.p.
2. John, of whom later.
3. Daniel, b. 1635 5 d.s.p.
1. Susan, b. 1624; d.s.p.
2. Hannah, b. 1627, m. Samuel Appleton, and had issue.
He d. 10 Oct. 1660.
JOHN PAINE (1632-1675), b. 1632 ; m., 1659, Sarah, dau. of Richard Parker,
and, by her, had issue : —
I. William, of whom later.
1. Sarah.
2. Hannah.
He d. at sea 1675.
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WILLIAM PAINE (1664-1741), of Maiden, Mass., b. 15 March 1664; m.,
9 March 1691, Ruth Grover, and, by her (who d. 1 1 April 1722), had issue : —
1. William, of whom later.
2. John, b. 1701; m., 1724, Abigail ; d. 25 Feb. 1753, leaving issue.
He d. 14 April 1741.
WILLIAM PAINE (1692-1784), b. at Maiden, 16 Nov. 1692 ; m. (i), 18 April
1717, Tabitha Waite, and, by her (who d. 7 April 1721), had issue : —
1. William, b. 26 June 1720 ; m., 1743, Mary Bull ; d. 17 July 1811, leaving issue.
He m. (2), 6 Nov. 1722, Elizabeth Sweetser, widow, and, by her, had issue : —
2. Edward, of whom later.
3. Thomas, b. 27 March 1726 ; d. in infancy.
1. Elizabeth, b. 1723 ; m. Benjamin Williams.
2. Ruth, m. Eleazer Fisher.
3. Susannah, m. — Puffer.
He d. 29 Jari. 1784.
EDWARD PAINE (1724-1784), of Foxborough, Mass., b. 18 April 1724; m.,
24 June 1746, Elizabeth Tiffany, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Joseph, m. Mary Conner ; d. 17 March 1787, leaving issue.
2. Joel, of whom later.
3. Enoch, b. 1752 ; m., 1779, Thankful Morse ; d. 9 Nov. 1822, leaving issue.
4. Jesse, b. 18 March 1759 ; m<> 19 May 17%5> P°% Robinson ; d. I 3 Dec. 1848,
leaving issue.
5. Edward, b. 8 April 1761 ; m. Abigail Smith; d. 26 March 1827, leaving
issue.
6. Zebediah, m. Sarah Richardson, and had issue.
1. Jemima, m. Isaac Richardson.
2. Rachel, m. Jacob Grover.
3. Olive, m. Amasa Grover.
4. Sally, m. — Day.
He d. 29 Jan. 1784.
JOEL PAINE ( —1807), m. Azubah Williams, and, by her, had issue: —
1. Williams, m. Nancy Grover ; d. 4 Aug. 1830, leaving issue.
2. Joel, of whom later.
3. Nelson, m. Belinda Shaw ; d. 22 June 1876, leaving issue.
4. Hosea, b. 1792 ; d.s.p. 1 812.
1. Peddy, m. — Haskins.
2. Roxalina, m. Amos Paine.
3. Betsy, m. William Story.
4. Polly, m. Isaac Paine.
He d. 1807.
JOEL PAINE ( -1827), m. Eunice Lane, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Joseph, of Pawtucket, R.I. ; m., and had issue.
2. Henry Morton, of whom later.
3. Theodore ; d. in California, leaving issue.
He d. June 1827.
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HENRY MORTON PAYNE (1823-1888), of Chicago, b. 30 April 1823 J m-> at
Salmon Falls, New Hampshire, 28 Nov. 1845, Emma Merrill, dau. of William
Tilton, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Charles Henry, ) , 0 XT
u r-k i r b- z8 Nov- l85°-
2. Henry Charles, J
3. WILLIAM MORTON, of whom we treat.
Hed. 28 July 1888.
Residences — 2246 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, and New-
bury, Mass.
Clubs — Literary, Twentieth Century, Little Room, Cliff-
Dwellers (Chicago).
PETERSON
Arthur Peterson, b. at Philadelphia, 20 Sept. 1851 ; m., 30 March
1891, Georgiana, dau. of the late Charles J. Harrah, of Phil
adelphia, and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Mr. Peterson entered Pay Corps of Navy, 23 Feb. 1877,
and was appointed Pay Inspector, U.S. Navy, 1902.
DESCENT
OLAF PETERSON (1648-1743), b. 1648 ; emigrated from Sweden 1658 ; settled
first on Christiana Creek, Delaware, afterwards removing to New Jersey, Planter ;
churchwarden of Holy Trinity Church, Wilmington, Delaware, and afterwards of
Trinity Church, Swedesborough, New Jersey. In 1740, being then 92 years old, he
testified in the boundary dispute between Pennsylvania and Maryland as a witness
for the plaintiffs — the sons of William Penn — against Lord Baltimore; d. 1743,
leaving issue : —
LAURENCE PETERSON, Planter; m., 29 Dec. 1713, Catherine Derrickson, and,
by her, had issue : —
LAURENCE PETERSON (1719-1809), b. 3 Sept. 1719 ; espoused the cause of the
colonies during the Revolutionary War ; m. Susannah , and, dying 1809, left, by
her, issue : —
LAURENCE PETERSON (1752-1823), b. 28 Feb. 1752 ; large landowner, Pleasant
Mills, New Jersey ; trustee of ist Methodist Episcopal Church ; m. Rachel Ford,
and, dying i Feb. 1823, left, by her, issue : —
GEORGE PETERSON (1785-1872), b. 21 April 1785; settled in Philadelphia ;
m., 9 Jan. 1812, Jane Evans, and, dying 10 May 1872, left issue : —
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HENRY PETERSON (1818-1891), b. 7 Dec. 1818 ; prominent in the anti-slavery
movement; m., 28 Oct. 1842, Sarah, dau. of Benjamin Webb, by whom he had
issue : —
ARTHUR, of whom we treat.
He d. 10 Oct. 1891.
Residence — Red Gates, Overbrook, Pennsylvania.
Club — United Service.
FIELD
Cortlandt de Peyster Field, b. at New York, 28 Dec. 1839 ;
m., 8 June 1865, Virginia, dau. of John William Hamersley, of
New York.
DESCENT
ANTHONY FIELD (1638-1690), of Flushing, L.I., b. 1638 ; son of Robert Field
(who was bap. at Halifax, Co. York, 9 March 1605, emigrated to America in
1638, and settled in Long Island), and grandson of William Field, of Sowerby, in
the parish of Halifax, whose family had resided in Yorkshire for several generations ;
m. Susannah - , and, dying 1690, had, by her, issue : —
BENJAMIN FIELD (1663-1732), of Flushing, L.I., b. 1663 ; m. (i), 30 Nov.
1691, Hannah Bowne, and, by her (who d. 30 Dec. 1707), had issue: —
1. Benjamin, b. 5 Feb. 1693 ; m. Sarah Tayler.
2. John, b. 13 Jan. 1695; m., 12 Jan. 1720, Elizabeth, dau. of John Woolsey ;
d. 23 March 1773, leaving, by her (who d. 24 June 1769), issue.
3. Samuel, b. 10 Oct. 1696 ; m., i March 1718, Mary, dau. of William Palmer,
and had issue.
4. Anthony, of whom later.
5. Joseph, b. 12 June 1702 ; m. Molly Denton ; d. 1793, leaving issue.
6. Robert, b. 7 Sept. 1707; m. (i), 13 Nov. 1729, Rebecca, dau. of William
Burling; m. (2) Abigail, dau. of Joseph Sutton ; d. 2 Feb. 1737, leaving
issue.
1. Hannah, b. 20 July 1700; m., 9 March 1721, Thomas Haviland ; d.s.p.
25 Nov. 1721.
2. Sarah, b. 17 Aug. 1704 ; m. James Clements ; d. 1724.
He d. i Dec. 1732, having m. (2), 23 Feb. 1710, Elizabeth (who d.s.p. 1724),
dau. of John Feaks.
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ANTHONY FIELD (1698-1778), of Flushing, L.I., and Harrison's Purchase,
Westchester Co., N.Y., b. 28 July 1698 ; m., 13 Aug. 1730, Hannah, dau. of
William Burling, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Thomas, d.s.p.
2. Benjamin, b. 1732 ; m. Jerusha Sutton ; d. 1818.
3. John, of whom later.
4. William, of New York City ; m. Mary Hatfield.
5. Moses, d. in infancy.
6. Anthony, of Ferrisburgh, Vermont, b. 1734; m., 1755, Mary French, and
had issue.
7. Samuel, of New York City ; m. Abigail Haight.
1 . Sarah, m. Joseph Waters.
2. Mary, d. in infancy.
He d. 2 Sept. 1778.
JOHN FIELD (1731-1815), of Yorktown, Westchester Co., N.Y., b. 1731 ;
m., 8 June 1763, Lydia, dau. of William Hazard, and, by her (who d. 15 Jan. 1795),
had issue : —
1 . Hazard, of whom later.
2. John, of Ferrisburgh, Vermont, b. 6 May 1766; m., I o June 1786, Fanny
Perry ; d. 17 Nov. 1827, leaving issue.
3. Josiah, d. unm. 27 Feb. 1806.
4. Daniel Birdsall, of New York City, b. 28 July 1770; m. Elizabeth, dau. of
Benjamin Field ; d. 1 1 March 1830, leaving issue.
5. Seaman, of New Orleans, Louisiana, b. 2 Feb. 1794 ; m., 14 Sept. 1822, Louise
Marie Eliza Du Bourg de St. Colombe, d. 20 Sept. 1860, leaving issue.
6. James, d. in infancy.
7. William, of New York City, b. 2 Dec. 1777 ; m. — - Fairchild, and had
issue.
8. Moses, of New York City and Peekskill, N.Y., b. 4 Oct. 1779 ; m., 17 May
1821, Susan Kittredge, dau. of Hon. Samuel Osgood ; d. 21 Oct. 1833,
leaving issue.
9. Hickson Woolman, of New York City, b. 17 Oct. 1788 ; m. (l), 1818, Eleanor
Kingsland, dau. of William de Forest ; m. (2) Catherine, dau. of Samuel
Bradhurst, and widow of John McKesson; d. 12 Feb. 1873, leaving
issue.
10. Samuel, d. in infancy.
11. James, d. in infancy.
1. Abigail, d. in infancy.
2. Sarah, b. 7 Aug. 1775 ; m. Caleb Horton.
3. Abigail, b. 16 Jan. 1782 ; d. unm. n March 1808.
4. Phoebe, b. 16 Jan. 1784; m. Henry Fowler; d. 1862.
5. Jerusha, b. 14 March 1786 ; d. unm. 28 Dec. 1877.
Hed. 1815.
HAZARD FIELD (1765-1845), of Yorktown, N.Y., b. n Nov. 1765 ;
m. (i), June 1788, Fanny Wright, and, by her, had issue: —
I. Wright, of New York City, b. 24 June 1794 ; m., 29 Dec. 1821, Phoebe Ann,
dau. of Caleb Drake ; d. 16 Feb. 1862, leaving issue.
1 . Rachel, b. 27 June 1789 ; m., 7 Jan. 1813, Jonathan Hart ; d. 2 Dec. 1815.
2. Hannah, b. 25 Aug. 1791 ; m., 1837, William McCord ; d. 10 Dec. 1867.
3. Sally Ann, b. 18 April 1797 ; m., 1817, Elias Vredenburgh ; d. 26 July 1825.
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He m. (2), 12 Jan. 1806, Mary Bailey, and, by her (who d. 22 Feb. 1832),
had issue : —
2. Benjamin Hazard, of whom later.
3. Joseph Bailey, b. 22 Feb. 1818 ; d. unm. 16 July 1840.
4. Fanny, b. 14 Jan. 1807 ; m., 17 June 1826, Elias Vredenburgh ; d. 14 July
1868, leaving issue.
5. Abigail, b. 24 May 1808 ; d. unm. 4 Nov. 1874.
6. Susan, b. 17 Oct. 1809 ; d. unm. 5 Oct. 1830.
7. Phoebe, b. 17 Sept. 1817; m., 1 6 Sept. 1830, Jacob R. McCord ; d. I 5 Oct. 1874.
8. Jerusha, b. 15 Aug. 1820 ; d. unm. 24 Aug. 1850.
He d. 5 Feb. 1845.
BENJAMIN HAZARD FIELD (1814-1893), of New York City, b. 2 May 1814 ;
m., 19 June 1838, Catherine Matilda Van Cortlandt, dau. of Frederick De Peyster,
and, by her (who d. 22 July 1886), had issue : —
i. CORTLANDT DE PEYSTER, of whom we treat.
I. Florence Van Cortlandt, b. 30 March 1851 ; m., 8 Sept. 1869, David Wolfe
Bishop, and has issue : —
1. Cortlandt Field, b. 24 Nov. 1870.
2. David Wolfe, b. 25 Dec. 1874.
He d. 17 March 1893.
Residence — Fieldhome, Westchester Co., N.Y.
RAINSFORD
Thomas Hobbs Rainsford, b. in Edgefield Co., South Carolina,
21 Jan. 1 86 1 ; m., 19 Nov. 1889, Mattie Nicholson, of Cedar
Grove, Edgefield Co., and has issue : —
1. Thomas Hobbs, b. 14 Nov. 1890.
2. James Carroll, b. 26 March 1900.
1. Sarah Elizabeth, b. 5 May 1894.
2. June, b. 30 Nov. 1895.
The Hon. T. H. Rainsford was member of the General
Assembly, 1894; State Senator, 1908.
DESCENT
JOHN RANFORD (1599-1634), bap. at Clifford Chambers, Co. Gloucester, 1599
(presumed to have been a son of Thomas Rainsford, living in 1583, and a lineal
descendant of Sir Lawrence de Rainforth, High Sheriff of the Counties of Essex,
Hertford, and Wilts, in the reign of Edward IV) ; m. (i) — , dau. of John Towns-
end, and had issue ; m. (2) Isabella Surman, of Ashelworth, Co. Gloucester, and,
dying 1634, left, by her, issue a son : —
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WILLIAM RANFORD (1634-1722), bap. May 1634 ; m., about 1666, Eleanor
, and had issue : —
1. William, of whom later.
2. Thomas, b. 1670 ; m., and had issue ; will dated 21 Dec. 1759.
I. Eleanor, m. — Hammond, and had issue.
His will was proved 17 Sept. 1722.
WILLIAM RANSFORD (1667-1752), bap. March 1667 ; m. Ann , and, by
her (who d. 20 Aug. 1727), had issue : —
1. Thomas, of whom later.
2. Edward, b. 1702 ; d. 1783.
1. A dau., m. — Strangeford.
2. A dau., m. — Pope.
3. A dau., m. Dr. Clarke.
4. Mary, m. — Gardner.
He d. 17 Oct. 1752.
THOMAS RANSFORD (1700-1768), b. 1700 ;m., i Jan. 1728, Hannah Leonard,
of Worcester, and by her (who d. 1772), had issue : —
1. Edward, b. 1737 ; m. Esther Pytman, of Bridgewater, and had issue ; d. loSept.
1813.
2. John, of whom later.
1. Hannah, b. 1732 ; m. Rev. Samuel Dunscombe ; d. 1818.
2. Ann, d. 1798.
3. Mary, b. 1742.
He d. 29 Oct. 1768, and was bur. at Cheltenham.
JOHN RAINSFORD ( -1818), emigrated from Cheltenham to America, and
settled in Edgefield Co., South Carolina, 1773 ; m. (i) Mary Wilson, and had issue : —
1. Thomas, of whom later.
He m. (2) Mary, dau. of John Taylor, and had issue : —
2. Joseph, b. at Aylworth Manor House, near Naunton, Co. Gloucester, 1773 ; m.
Mary Beale, and, dying loSept. 1851, left, by her (who d. 15 Feb. 1860),
issue.
Hed. 1818.
THOMAS RAINSFORD ( -1837), of Rainsford Old Place, South Carolina ;
m. — Huff, and had issue : —
i . John, of whom later.
1. Esther, m. James Ransford, who d. 26 Sept. 1868.
2. Mary, m. — Cautelou, and had issue : —
1. Rainsford, m. and had issue ; d. 4 Feb. 1894,
2. John R.
3. Lamar.
Hed. 1837.
JOHN RAINSFORD (1819-1886), b. 23 July 1819 ; m. S. Elizabeth Hobbs, and,
by her (who d. 3 Sept. 1874), had issue : —
I. James Carroll, m. Bessie Thompson, and has had issue : —
1. John.
2. Benjamin.
3. Floyd.
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2. THOMAS HOBBS, of whom we treat.
I. Esther, m. J. B. Norris, and has had issue: —
1. John Rainsford, d. young.
2. Thomas Alfred, b. 23 Oct. 1883 ; d. young.
3. George Sibley, b. 1885; educated at South Carolina College and
Yale University.
Hed. May 1886.
Residence — Edgefield Co., South Carolina.
PENDLETON
Edmund Pendleton, b. in Cincinnati,
1845 ; m. (i) Cornelia Marcy ; m. (2)
Margaret Riviere Hetzel.
Mr. Pendleton served during the
Civil War as Second Lieutenant in the
4th New York Heavy Artillery.
DESCENT
GEORGE PENDLETON ( -1603), of Nor
wich, Co. Norfolk (son of George Pendleton, of
Manchester, Co. Lancaster) ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of
John Pettingall, of Swardeston, Co. Norfolk, and,
by her, had issue : —
1. Henry, of whom, later.
2. George, d. young.
3. Francis.
4. George,
i. Anne.
He was bur. at St. Stephen's, Norwich, 1603.
HENRY PENDLETON ( - 1 63 5), of Norwich ;
m., 1605, at SS. Simon and Jude's Church, Nor
wich, Susan, dau. of Humphrey Camden, of
London (and granddau. of John Pettus, Mayor of Norwich, 1597, whose son,
Thomas Pettus, was an early councillor of Virginia), and, by her, had issue : —
1. George, d.s.p.
2. John.
3. Henry, of whom later.
1. Ciceley.
2. Susanna.
He was bur. at St. Stephen's, Norwich, 15 July 1635.
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HENRY PENDLETON, of Norwich, m. Elizabeth , and had issue : —
1. Philip, of whom later.
2. Nathaniel, d.s.p. in Virginia.
PHILIP PENDLETON (1650-1721), b. in England, 1650 ; went to Virginia with
his brother Nathaniel, 1674 ; residing in Essex Co., Virginia, 1677 ; m., 1682,
Elizabeth Hart, and, by her, had issue : —
1 . Henry, of whom later.
2. John, b. 1691 ; m. -- Tinsley, of Madison Co. ; d. 1775.
3. Philip, of Amherst Co., m. Elizabeth Pollard.
1. Elizabeth, m. Samuel Clayton, of Caroline Co.
2. Rachel, m. John Vass.
3. Catherine, m. John Taylor.
4. Isabella, m. Richard Thomas.
He d. 1721.
HENRY PENDLETON (1683-1721), b. 1683; m., 1701, Mary, dau. of James
Taylor, of Carlisle, Co. Lancaster ; and, by her (who m. (2) Edward Watkins, and
d. 1770), had issue : —
1. James, of St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., m., 1727, Mary Lyall, of Lancaster
Co. ; d. 1761, leaving issue.
2. Philip, of Spotsylvania Co., b. 1704 ; m. Martha ; d. 1778, leaving
issue.
3. Nathaniel, of whom later.
4. John, Burgess for King and Queen Co. in Virginia Assembly, b. 1719 ; m. (i)
- James ; m. (2) Sarah Madison ; d. 1799, leaving issue.
5. Edmund, b., Caroline Co., Virginia, 9 Sept. 1721 ; President of the Virginia
Convention, 1775 ; and afterwards Speaker of the House and President of
the Court of Chancery ; m. (i) Elizabeth Roy ; m. (2) Sarah Pollard ;
d.s.p. 23 Oct. 1803.
1. Mary, m. James Gaines.
2. Isabella, m. William H. Gaines.
He d. June 1721.
NATHANIEL PENDLETON (1715-1794), of St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co.,
b. 1715 ; m. — , dau. of Philip Clayton, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Nathaniel, of whom later.
2. Philip, of Martinsburg, West Virginia, m. and had issue.
3. William, of Berkeley Co., b. 1748 ; m. Elizabeth Daniel, and had issue.
4. Henry, b. 1750 ; settled in South Carolina, and was Judge of the County Court ;
d. 10 Jan. 1789.
1. Mary, m. John Williams.
2. Elizabeth, m. Benjamin Tutt.
3. Susanna, m. — Wilson
He d. 1794.
NATHANIEL PENDLETON (1756-1821), of Culpeper Co., b. 1752; joined the
Culpeper minute men, the first patriot regiment organized in the south, 1775 ; was
aide-de-camp to General Nathaniel Greene; rose to the rank of Major, and received
the thanks of Congress for his gallantry at Eutaw ; afterwards settled in Georgia,
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and became Judge of the U.S. District Court in Savannah ; m. Susan Bard, and, by
her, had issue : —
1. Edmund H., Judge and Member of Congress.
2. Nathaniel Greene, of whom later.
3. John Bard.
4. James M., m. Margaret Jones.
I. Anne F., m. Archibald Rogers.
He d. 20 Oct. 1821.
NATHANIEL GREENE PENDLETON (1793-1861), b. in Savannah, Georgia, Aug.
1793; graduated at Columbia College, 1813; same year joined the Army as
aide-de-camp to General Edmund Pendleton Gaines ; settled in Ohio, 1818 ; Member
of State Senate, 1825-6, and of Congress, 1840-1843 ; m. (i) — Hunt, and, by
her, had issue : —
1. George Hunt, b., Cincinnati, 25 July 1825 ; Member of State Senate, 1854-5;
Member of Congress, 1856-1865 ; U.S. Senator, 1878 ; U.S. Minister tc
Germany, 1885 ; m., 1846, Alice, dau. of Francis Scott Key ; d. 24 Nov.
1889.
He m. (2) Anna James, and, by her, had issue :—
2. EDMUND, of whom we treat.
He d. at Cincinnati, Ohio, 16 June 1861.
Residences — Laurel, Maryland, and Bar Harbor, Maine.
Clubs — Union (New York), Rittenhouse (Philadelphia), Metro
politan (Washington, D.C.).
Arms — Gules, an inescutcheon argent, between four escallops in
saltire or.
Crest — On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a demi-dragon
rampant or, holding in the claws an escallop argent.
THOMAS
William Sturgis Thomas (M.D.), b. n Oct. 1871 ; m., 25 April
1905, Emma, dau. of John Rheinfrank, and, by her, has issue . —
Catherine Livingston, b. I July 1906.
DESCENT
WILLIAM THOMAS (1573-1651), b. 1573; said to have been or' Welsh
descent ; was at Green Harbour, afterward known as Marshfield, about 1641, and
became a permanent settler there, 1645 ; one of the eleven founders of the New
Plymouth Colony ; Assistant Deputy-Governor, 1642-1650 ; Member of the Council
of War, 1643, and, dying Aug. 1651, left a son : —
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NATHANIEL THOMAS (1606-1675), of Plymouth, Mass., b. 1606 ; com
manded one of the Watches against the Indians, 1643 ; one of the volunteers of
the Pequot Expedition, 1643 ; commissioned Ensign of the Marshfield Company
of the Colonial troops, commanded by Captain Miles Standish ; Lieutenant, 1648 ;
Captain, 1654, succeeding Miles Standish ; served in the expedition against the
Pequots, 1645, and against the Dutch of New Amsterdam, 1653 ; m> Mary =-,''
and had issue : —
1. William, b. 1638 ; d. unm. 30 March 1718.
2. Nathaniel, of whom later.
3. Jeremiah, m., and had issue.
1. Mary, m. Captain Symon, Ray, of New Shoreham, and had issue.
2. Elizabeth, b. 1646. V\V iX
3. Dorothy.
He d. 13 Feb. 1675.
NATHANIEL THOMAS (1643-1718), of Plymouth, Mass., b. 1643 5 was a
Captain of Light Horse ; served in King Philip's War; Representative, 1687-1688;
m. (i), 19 Jan. 1664, Deborah, dau. of Nicholas Jacobs, of Hingham, Mass., and,
by her (who d. 17 June 1696), had issue : —
1. Nathaniel, m., 1694, Mary Appleton, and, by her (who d. 7 Oct. 1727), had
issue ; d. 1738.
2. Joseph.
3. William, of whom later.
4. Elisha.
5. Joshua.
6. Caleb.
7. Isaac.
1. Deborah.
2. Dorothy, b. 6 Nov. 1670.
3. Mary.
He d. 1718, having m. (2), 3 Nov. 1696, Eliza (who d.s.p. n Oct. 1713),
widow of Captain William Condy.
WILLIAM THOMAS (1671-1746), of Plymouth, Mass., b. 1671 ; m., 1717,
Anne, dau. of Richard Padishall, and, dying 1746, left a son : —
WILLIAM THOMAS (1718-1802), of Plymouth, Mass., B. in Boston 1718 ;
on the Medical Staff of the Expedition against Louisbourg, 1745, and at Crown
Point, 1758 ; joined the Revolutionary Army with his four sons immediately after
the Battle of Lexington, 1775 ; m. Mercy, dau. of Joseph Bridgeman, and, by her
(who d. 1764), had issue : —
1. Joshua, b. 1751 ; A.D.C. to General John Thomas in Canada ; for many years
President of the Bar in Plymouth Co. ; m. Isabella Stevenson, and had
issue ; d. 10 Jan. 1821.
2. Joseph, Captain of Artillery in the Revolution.
3. John, of whom later.
4. Nathaniel, m., and had issue.
5. A dau. who m. — Breck and settled in Charlestown, New Hampshire.
Hed. 1802.
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JOHN THOMAS (1758-1818), of Plymouth, Mass., and Poughkeepsie, N.Y.,
b. 1758; established himself after the Revolution at Poughkeepsie, N.Y., served as
surgeon during the war ; m. Gertrude, dau. of Lawrence Tonda, and had issue : —
1. Joseph, d. in infancy.
2. William Barber, of whom later.
I. Mary Caroline, m. Christopher Y. Lansing, ol Albany, N.Y.
He. d. 1818.
WILLIAM BARBER THOMAS (1798-1876), of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., b. 1798 ; a
clergyman of the Protestant Episcopal Church; ordained 21 Oct. 1821 ; Rector of
Christ Church, Duanesburgh, N.Y., for fourteen years ; m. Jane Patterson, dau. of
Henry Livingston, and, by her (who d. 25 Jan. 1870), had issue : —
1. Henry Livingston, of whom later.
2. John, Treasurer of the Diocese of Ohio ; m., 1865, Elizabeth Dean, of Ohio,
and had issue.
3. William Reed, Deacon, Episcopal Church, 30 June 1872 ; Priest, 14 Nov.
1872 ; Rector of Holy Innocents' Church, Highland Falls, N.Y., for over
twenty years; Archdeacon of Orange since 1887; received the degree
of D.D. from St. Stephen's College, Annandale, N.Y. ; m. Louisa, dau.
of Judge E. Q. Eldridge, of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and has had issue: —
I . Harold.
1. Eldridge.
2. Gertrude.
1. Jane Livingston, m. Mark A. King, Attorney-at-Law ; and has had issue : —
1. Alice.
2. Muriel.
3. Mabel, d. in infancy.
2. Gertrude Tonda.
3. Caroline Mary.
He d. 1876.
HENRY LIVINGSTON THOMAS (1835-1903), of New York and Washington, b.
25 Feb. 1835 ; for many years translator of the U.S. Department of State at
Washington; m., 1870, Alice Rebecca, dau. of Sturgts Phinney, and widow
of — James, and, by her (who d. 24 Sept. 1897), had issue : —
WILLIAM' STURGIS, of whom we treat.
He d. 28 Dec. 1903.
Residence — 240 West 7ist Street, New York.
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FLAGG
Norman Gershom Flagg, b. at Moro, Illinois, 4 Aug. 1867; m.,
24 June 1896, Josephine Emily, dau. of Rev. Philip Hehner, and,
by her, has issue : —
i. Willard Gershom, b. 16 June 1906.
1. Elizabeth Hehner, b. 4 Aug. 1898 ; d. in infancy.
2. Elinor Bertha, b. 30 Oct. 1899.
3. Katherine Hehner, b. 18 Oct. 1902.
The Hon. N. G. Flagg was elected Member of the Illinois
Legislature, 1908.
DESCENT
THOMAS FLEGG (1615-1698), said to have been the son of Bartholomew Flegg,
of Whinbergh, .Co. Norfolk, b. 1615; emigrated to America, 1637; settled at
Watertown, Mass. ; m. Mary , and, by her (who d. 1703), had issue : —
1 . Gershom, of whom later.
2. John, b. 14 June 1643 ; m., 30 March 1670, Mary, dau. of Richard Gale, and
had issue ; d. 6 Feb. 1697.
3. Bartholomew, b. 23 Feb. 1645.
4. Thomas, b. 28 April 1646 ; m., 18 Feb. 1668, Rebecca, dau. of Edward Dix,
and had issue.
5. William, b. 1648, killed by the Indians, 1675.
6. Michael, b. 23 March 1651 ; m. (i), 3 June 1674, Mary Bigelow ; m. (2),
27 Dec. 1704, Mary Earle, and had issue ; d. 16 Oct. 1711.
7. Eleazer, b. 14 May 1653 ; m., 10 Oct. 1676, Deborah Barnes, and had issue ;
d. 21 May 1722.
8. Benjamin, b. 25 June 1662 ; m., 26 Sept. 1690, Experience Child, and had
issue ; d. 3 May 1741.
9. Allen, b. 16 May 1665 ; m., 12 March 1685, Sarah, dau. of John Ball, and had
issue ; d. 1711.
1. Elizabeth, b. 22 March 1655 ; m., 20 Oct. 1676, Joshua Bigelow, and had
issue ; d. 9 Aug. 1729.
2. Mary, b. 14 June 1657 ; m., 3 June 1674, Samuel Bigelow, and had issue; d.
7 Sept. 1720.
3. Rebecca, b. 5 Sept. 1660 ; m., 19 Nov. 1679, Stephen Cook, and had issue ;
d. 20 June 1721.
He d. 6 Feb. 1698.
GERSHOM FLAGG (1641-1690), of Woburn, Mass., b. 16 April 1641, Lieu
tenant; m., 15 April 1668, Hannah, dau. of Mitchell Leppingwell, and, by her, had
issue : —
1. Gershom, b. 10 March 1669 ; m. Hannah — — , and had issue.
2. Eleazer, b. i Aug. 1670, Colonel ; m., 17 Jan. 1695, Esther Green, and had
issue ; d. 12 July 1726.
3. John, of whom later.
4. Thomas, b. 22 June 1677 ; d. in infancy.
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5. Ebenezer, b. 21 Dec. 1678 ; m., 25 Dec. 1700, Elizabeth Carter, and had
issue ; d. 10 July 1746.
6. Thomas, of Boston, b. 19 April 1685 ; m., and had issue.
7. Benoni, b. and d. 19 Aug. 1687.
1. Hannah, b. 12 March 1675 ; m., 9 Jan. 1695, Henry Green.
2. Abigail, b. 9 Jan. 1681 ; m., 12 Dec. 1700, David Cutler.
3. Mary, b. 2 Feb. 1683.
He was killed by Indians, 6 July 1690.
JOHN FLAGG (1673-1732), of Boston, b. 25 May 1673; m. Abiah Kornic,
and, by her (who d. 3 Sept. 1715), had issue : —
1. John, b. 20 Oct. 1699 ; m., 8 Nov. 1722, Mary Barret, and had issue.
2. Eleazer, of whom later.
3. Gershom, b. 20 April 1705 ; m. (i), 1 6 March 1730, Lydia Callender ; m. (2),
4 July 1736, Hannah Pitson, and had issue ; d. 23 March 1771.
4. Ebenezer, b. 9 March 1707 ; d. 27 Aug. 1708.
5. Ebenezer, b. 27 Oct. 1710 ; m., 8 Feb. 1741, Mary Ward, and had issue ; d.
3 Sept. 1762.
6. Thomas, b. 8 July 1712 ; d. Sept. 1713.
7. Abiel.
1. Hannah, b. April 1701 ; d. in infancy.
2. Hannah, b. 14 Oct. 1708 ; m. Captain James Cocks, and had issue.
He d. 1732.
ELEAZER FLAGG (1703-1749), of Boston, b. 12 Feb. 1703 ; m., 1724, Mary
Buck, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Eleazer, b. 6 Nov. 1725 ; m. Arabetiah ; d.s.p. 1752.
2. Gershom, of whom later.
3. William, b. 10 July 1732 ; m., 22 April 1756, Sally Mecom.
1. Mary, b. 18 March 1728 ; m. Gawen Brown.
2. Sarah, b. 18 July 1733 ; m. John Newman.
3. Abiah ; m. Jacob Homer.
He d. 1749.
GERSHOM FLAGG (1730-1758), b. 10 June 1730; of Lancaster, Mass.; m.,
6 Dec. 1750, Mary, dau. of Aaron Willard, and, by her (who d. 22 Sept. 1807),
had issue : —
1. Ebenezer, of whom later.
2. Gershom, b. II April 1758; m., 25 June 1778, Edith Hitchcock, and had
issue ; d. 1792.
i. Mary, b. 27 April 1753 ; m. John Baker, and had issue.
He d. 28 Dec. 1758.
EBENEZER FLAGG (1756-1828), M.D., of Richmond, Vermont, b. 7 April
1756; Sergeant in 3rd Artillery Regiment; m. Elizabeth Cutting, and, by her
(who d. 17 May 1838), had issue : —
1. Artemas, b. 17 Feb. 1789 ; m., 6 Sept. 1817, Betsey Squires, and had issue;
d. 14 Aug. 1874.
2. Azariah Cutting, b. 28 Nov. 1790 ; Member of New York Legislature, 1824-
1826; Secretary of State, 1826-1833; State Comptroller, 1833-1839,
1842-1847 ; Comptroller, City of New York, 1853-1859 ; m., 20 Oct.,
1814, Phoebe Maria Coe, and by her (who d. 9 April 1875), nad issue ;
d. 24 Nov. 1873.
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3. Gershom, of whom later.
4. Willard Parker, b. 8 June 1808 ; m. (i) Lucy Cochran Lake ; m. (2) Maria
Sitterly, and had issue ; d. 10 Aug. 1877.
5. Thomas Wait, b. 14 Feb. 1813 ; m., 16 Aug. 1839, Catherine Conley, and had
issue ; d. 1 6 May 1863.
1. Mary Anne, b. 24 Oct. 1794 ; d. unm. 25 Dec. 1857.
2. Semanthy, b. 22 Nov. 1796 ; m., 3 June 1822, Enoch Hoadley, and had issue;
d. 31 March 1849.
3. Keziah, b. 7 Aug. 1798 ; d. unm. 16 Nov. 1821.
4. Lucy Douglas, b. 27 Dec. 1800 ; m., 12 March 1823, William Buell, and had
issue ; d. 25 Nov. 1867.
5. Eliza Wait, b. 11 Aug. 1802 ; m. (i), 3 Feb. 1825, Oramel Bliss; m. (2),
May 1838, Heman Liscum, and had issue ; d. 4 March 1841.
6. Roana, b. 7 April 1804 ; m., 18 June 1826, Harley H. Pierce, and had issue;
d. 27 July 1863.
He d. 17 Feb. 1828.
GERSHOM FLAGG (1792-1857), b. 26 Nov. 1792 ; of Moro, Illinois; Justice of
Peace ; m., 27 Sept. 1827, Jane Paddock Richmond, and, dying 2 March 1857, ^cit>
by her (who d. 1 1 Dec. 1863), issue : —
WILLARD CUTTING FLAGG (1829-1878), b. 16 Sept. 1829 ; graduated at Yale
University, 1854; Member of the Illinois State Senate, 1869-1873; m., 13 Feb.
1856, Sarah, dau. of James Smith, and, by her (who d. 1 6 Feb. 1905), had issue : —
1. Willard Gershom, b. 28 March 1864 ; d. 18 Dec. 1864.
2. NORMAN GERSHOM, of whom we treat.
1. Bessie, b. 4 May 1857 ; d. 28 June 1859.
2. Jennie, b. 13 Feb. 1860 ; d. in infancy.
3. Isabel, b. 17 June 1861 ; m., 25 Nov. 1902, Ozias Mather Hatch, and has
issue.
4. Mary Willard, b. 17 Feb. 1863 ; m., 25 Nov. 1891, Edward Lavern Gillham,
and has issue.
He d. 30 March 1878.
Residence — More, Illinois.
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TRUMAN
Henry Hertel Truman, b. 7 Feb. 1847; rn., 18 Nov. 1874,
Julia Marie, dau. of Charles Gideon Judson, and, by her, has
issue : —
1. Eulalia Truman Bradshaw, b. 27 Sept. 1878 ; m. Percy Haight, son
of William H. Bradshaw, of New York, and Orange, New Jersey.
2. Gertrude, b. 4 May 1882.
Mr. Truman was Mayor of Orange, New Jersey, 1890-92.
DESCENT
JOSEPH TRUMAN, d. 1697, leaving a son : —
JOSEPH TRUMAN, one of the founders of New London, Connecticut ; m.,
5 Dec. 1701, Mary, dau. of Benjamin Shapley, and great-granddau. of William
Brewster, and, by her (who d. 24 July 1719), had a son : —
DANIEL TRUMAN (1717-1791), of New London, Conn., b. 24 Oct. 1717 ;
m., 10 Dec. 1741, Deborah, dau. of Ebenezer Dennis, and, dying 17 April 1791,
left, by her (who d. 26 March 1801), a son : —
DANIEL TRUMAN (1766-1832), of New Haven, Conn., b. 8 Jan. 1766 ; m.,
27 April 1805, Mary, dau. of Colonel Joseph Thompson, and, dying 10 April
1832, left, by her (who d. 24 June 1838), a son : —
DANIEL HENRY TRUMAN (1806-1870), of New York, b. 13 Feb. 1806;
m., 20 Oct. 1845, Cordelia, dau. of Shadrach Mead, and left, by her (who d.
26 March 1896), a son : —
HENRY HERTEL, of whom we treat.
He d. 9 April 1870.
Residences — Greenwich, Conn. ; Brooklyn, New York ; Orange,
New Jersey.
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Francis Keyes Aglionby, b. 1848 ; m.
9 Aug. 1876, Amy, dau. of the Right
Rev. E. H. Bickersteth, Bishop of
Exeter, and has issue : —
1. Francis Basil, b. 1878 ; B.C.L.
(Oxon).
2. Charles Edward, Lieut. R.N.
3. John Orfeur.
4. Arthur Hugh, B.A. (Oxon).
5. Wilfrid Henry.
1. Rose Frances.
2. Alice Mary.
Dr. Aglionby matriculated at
Queen's College, Oxford, 23 Oct. 1868,
B.A., 1871, M.A., 1875, D.D., 1904;
Vicar of Christ Church, Westminster,
since 1882.
DESCENT
JOHN AGLIONBY, M.P. for the city of Carlisle,
24 Sept. 1553 ; son of Edward Aglionby, of Agli
onby, Sheriff of Cumberland, 1545, and descended from Walter de Aguilon,
a soldier of William the Conqueror ; m. a dau. of Richard Salkeld, of Corby, and,
by her, had issue : — -
EDWARD AGLIONBY, M.P. for city of Carlisle, 1593 ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of
Cuthbert Musgrave, and, by her, had issue : —
1 . Edward, of whom later.
2. John, b. 1567 ; matriculated at Queen's College, Oxford, 13 Dec. 1583 ; B.A.,
1587 ; Fellow, M.A., 1590 ; D D., 1600 ; Principal of St. Edmund's
Hall, 1 60 1 ; Chaplain to James I. ; Rector of Islip, Co. Oxford, 1607 ;
d. 9 Feb. 1610, leaving issue.
i . Dorothy, m. Alan Blennerhasset, of Carlisle.
EDWARD AGLIONBY ( -1648), M.P. for city of Carlisle, 1623-1625 ; m.
Jane, dau. of Henry Brougham, of Blackwell Hall, and, by her, had issue : —
John, of whom later.
Mary, m. John Sandford, of Askham ; d. about 1628 leaving issue.
He d. 1648.
JOHN AGLIONBY (1610— ), of Carlisle, b. 28 March 1610 ; suffered imprison
ment under the Parliamentarians for the part he took in the defence of Carlisle,
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1644-5 > m- Margaret, dau. of Christopher Richmond, of Highhead Castle, and, by
her, had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Henry, Rector of Bowness, 1691 — 1701.
3. Christopher.
4. Richard, Registrar of Carlisle, m. Mary — , and had issue.
5 George.
1. Jane.
2. Mary.
3. Isabel.
JOHN AGLIONBY (1642-1717), of Carlisle, b. 28 March 1642 ; Recorder of
Carlisle, and one of the King's Counsel ; acquired Nunnery in the parish of Ainstable,
Co. Cumberland, 1696 ; m. Barbara, dau. of John Patrickson, of Calder Abbey, and,
by her, had issue : —
John, of whom later.
Bridget, m. George Watson, of Goswick Castle, Co. Durham.
He was bur. 20 March 1717.
JOHN AGLIONBY (1663- ), of Nunnery, b. 1663 ; m. Dinah, dau. and
co-heir of Rev. Richard Stodart, and, by her, had issue a son : —
HENRY AGLIONBY (1684-1759), of Nunnery, b. 1684; Alderman of Carlisle ;
M.P. for that City, 1721-1727 ; High Sheriff for the County, 1/33 ; m. Elizabeth,
dau. of Wilfrid Lawson, of Brayton Hall, and, by her (who d. 27 Aug. 1757), had
issue : —
1 . Henry, of whom later.
2. John, b. 1722; matriculated at Queen's College, Oxford, 21 April 1738;
B.A., 1742 ; d.s.p.
1. Sarah Grace, d. young.
2. Sarah, m. Richard Lowthian, of Dumfries.
3. Elizabeth, d. young.
He d. 7 Aug. 1759.
HENRY AGLIONBY (1715-1770), of Nunnery, b. 1715 ; Alderman of Carlisle;
High Sheriff for the County, 1763 ; m. Anne, dau. of Sir Christopher Musgrave,
Bart., of Edenhall, and, by her (who d. 6 March 1780), had issue :—
1. Henry, d.s.p. 1766.
2. John, d. young.
3. Christopher, b. 1752 ; d. unm. 3 Oct. 1785.
1. Elizabeth, b. 1744 ; m. Richard Bamber ; d.s.p. 5 Jan. 1822.
2. Julia, b. 1745 ; d. unm. 16 Sept. 1798.
3. Anne, m. Rev. Samuel Bateman, of Newbiggin Hall, Rector of Farthingstone,
Co. Northampton, and had issue : —
Henry Aglionby, of Newbiggin Hall, b. 24 Dec. 1790 ; M.P. for
Cockermouth, 1852-1854; succeeded to Nunnery, 1840;
d.s.p. 31 July 1854.
4. Mary, m. John Orfeur Yates, of Skirwith Abbey, Co. Cumberland, and had
issue : —
I. Francis, of whom later.
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2. John, of Virginia, m., 1801, Julia, dau. of W. Lovell ; d. 1851,
leaving issue : —
1. Charles, heir to his uncle.
2. Francis, m. (i) Ann Burwell ; m. (2) Sydney Rooker ;
d., I Jan. 1892, leaving issue : —
1. John Orfeur, m. Emma Kent ; d. 1899,
leaving issue : —
1. Kent.
2. Francis.
3. Lewis.
2. Arthur Bacon, of Fredericksburg, Virginia;
m. Susan Bradley, and has issue.
3. William, m. Anna Dougherty ; d. 1840.
4. John, d. unm. 1839.
1. Mary, m. Humphrey Keyes ; d. 1828.
2. Janet, m. George Beall ; d. 1874.
3. Anne, m. Rev. W. T. Leavell ; d. 1857.
4. Julia, m. William Terrill.
He d. 14 Dec. 1770.
FRANCIS YA'TES (1780-1840), b. 1780, succeeded to Nunnery and took the name
of Aglionby ; M.P. for East Cumberland, 1837-1840 ; m., 8 Feb. 1814, Mary,
dau. of John Matthews, of Wigton Hall, Co. Cumberland, and, by her (who d.
2O Aug. 1854), had issue : —
i. Henry, b. 1818 ; d. 12 March 1834.
1. Elizabeth Ann, b. 28 Oct. 1814 ; d. unm. 1878.
2. Mary, m., 1845, Rev. Beilby Porteous, and had issue.
3. Jane, m., 1 847, Charles Fetherstonhaugh, of Staffield Hall, Penrith, and had issue.
He d. 2O July 1840, when Nunnery passed to his cousin Henry Aglionby
Bateman, who d.s.p. 1854, and was succeeded by his cousin.
CHARLES YATES (1807-1891), of Virginia, and Nunnery, assumed the name
of Aglionby; b. 1807; m., 1844, Fanny, dau. of Colonel James W. Walker, of
Virginia, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Robert Lovell, d. unm.
2. Charles, d. unm.
3. James, d. unm.
4. FRANCIS KEYES, of whom we treat.
5. John Orfeur, of Shenandoah Junction, West Virginia, U.S.A.
6. Charles, d. 1855.
7. William, d. unm. 1870.
8. Horace Waller, d. unm. 1882.
1. Fanny, d. 1852.
2. Janet Elizabeth.
He d. 30 Jan. 1891.
Residences — Christ Church Vicarage, Westminster, London, S.W.,
and Mount Pleasant, West Virginia.
Arms — Argent, two bars and in chief three martlets, sable.
Crest — A demi-eagle displayed or.
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TYLER
Lyon Gardiner Tyler, b. in Charles City Co., Virginia, Aug. 1853 ;
m., 14 Nov. 1878, Annie Baker, dau. of Colonel St. George
Tucker, of C.S.A., Virginia, and, by her, has issue : —
John, b. I Feb. 1887.
Julia Gardiner, b. 7 Dec. 1881.
Elizabeth Gilmer, b. 13 March 1885.
Dr. Tyler graduated at the University of Virginia, M.A.,
1875 ; LL.D. of Trinity College, Conn., 1895 ; Professor, Belles
Lettres, William and Mary College, 1877-1878 ; Member of the
House of Delegates, Virginia, 1887; President of William and
Mary College, Virginia, 1888.
DESCENT
HENRY TYLER (1604-1672), b. 1604; member of an old Shropshire family;
emigrated to America, and settled in York Co., Virginia, 1652 ; m. (i) Mary ,
(who d.s.p.) ; m. (2) Ann, widow of John Orchard, and, by her (who m. (3),
Martin Gardner, Justice and High Sheriff of York Co., Virginia, and d. 2 April
1679), had issue : —
1 . Henry, of whom later.
2. John, settled in Hanover Co. ; m. , dau. of Martin Gardner, and had
issue.
3. Daniel, carried into Algiers by Turkish corsairs.
He d. 1672.
HENRY TYLER ( -1729); m. (i) Elizabeth, dau. of Walter Chiles, and
granddau. of Colonel John Page, and, by her (who d. 19 Jan. 1703), had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Henry, d. 27 Sept. 1684.
3. Francis, Marshal of the Court of Vice-Admiralty, 1714 ; m. Rebecca , and
had issue.
4. Henry, m. Sarah .
He d. 1729, having m. (2) Sarah, who d.s.p. 1710, and m. (3) Edith Hardaway,
who d.s.p. 1 739.
JOHN TYLER ( -1728), m. Elizabeth Low, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, d. 2 Oct. 1/14.
2. John, of whom later.
1. Joanna, m., 1736, Kenneth McKenzie, M.D., and had issue.
2. Elizabeth Low, m. (i) — Bowcock ; m. (2) John Palmer, and had issue.
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3. Mary, m. Rev. William Preston, Professor at William and Mary College, Virginia,
who returned to England and became Vicar of Warcop, Co. Cumberland, where
his great-grandson, Rev. Charles Noyes Preston, was Vicar, 1855-1901.
4. Edith, m. Rev. Thomas Robinson, and had issue.
5. Anne, d. 1728.
Hed. 1728.
JOHN TYLER (1715-1773), b. 1715 ; Marshal of the Court of Vice-Admiralty
of Virginia ; m. Anne, dau. of Louis Contesse, M.D., and, by her, had issue : —
1. Louis, of Red Hill, Staunton River, Charlotte Co.; m. Mary Barradill ; d. 1777.
2. John, of whom later.
1. Mary, m. William Irby, and had issue.
2. Elizabeth, b. 30 Jan. 1744; m. John Greenhow, of Williamsburg, and had
issue ; d. 23 July 1784.
3. Rachel, m. (i) William Drummond, of James City ; m. (2) Stith Hardyman,
of Charles City Co., and had issue.
4. Anne, m. Anthony Tucker Dixon, M.D. ; d.s.p.
5. Joanna, b. 1752 ; m. Major Wood Bouldin, and had issue.
He d. Aug. 1/73.
JOHN TYLER (1747-1813), b. 28 Feb. 1747 ; Judge of the Admiralty Court
of Virginia, 1776 ; Speaker of the House of Delegates, 1781-1786 ; Judge of the
General Court, 1788-1808; Governor of Virginia, 1808-1811 ; Judge of U.S.
District Court of Virginia, 1811-1813 ; m. I 776, Mary Marot, dau. of Robert Booth
Armistead, and, by her (who d. April 1797), had issue : —
1. Wat Henry, b. 1788 ; M.D. ; m. (i) Eliza Walker ; m. (2) Margaret Govan,
and had issue ; d. July 1862.
2. John, of whom later.
3. William ; Member of State Legislature ; m. Susan Harrison Walker, and had
issue ; d. 1856.
1. Anne Contesse, m. Judge James Semple ; d. 12 June 1803.
2. Elizabeth Armistead, m. John Clayton Pryor, and had issue ; d. 1824.
3. Martha Jefferson, b. 1782; m., 1805, Thomas Ennalls Waggaman, and had
issue ; d. 1855.
4. Maria Henry, b. 1785 ; m. John B. Seawell, and had issue ; d. 1843.
5. Christiana Booth, m., 1813, Dr. Henry Curtis, and had issue ; d. 1842.
Hed. 6 Jan. 1813.
JOHN TYLER (i 790-1 862), b. at Greenway, Charles City Co., Virginia, 29 March
1790 ; graduated at William and Mary, 1807 ; admitted to the Bar, 1809 ; Member
of State Legislature, 1811-1816; Governor of Virginia, 1825-1826; Senator,
1827-1836 ; Vice-President of the United States, 1841 ; President of the United States,
1841-1845; Member of Confederate Congress, 1861-1862; m. (i), 29 March 1813,
Letitia, dau. of Robert Christian, and, by her (who d. Sept. 1842), had issue : —
I. Robert, b. 9 Sept. 1816; Colonel of a Volunteer Regiment in the Mexican War;
Registrar of the Southern Confederacy ; m. Priscilla, dau. of Thomas
Apthorpe Cooper ; d. 3 Dec. 1877, and left issue : —
i . Robert.
1. Grace, m. John Scott./
2. Lizzie, m. Thomas G. Foster.
3. Priscilla, m. Albert G. Goodwin.
4. Julia, m. Henry H. Tyson.
5. Letitia.
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2. John, b. 27 April 1819 ; m. Martha Rochelle, and had issue : —
i. James Rochelle.
1. Letitia, m. General W. B. Shands.
2. Martha.
3. Tazewell, m. Mannie Bridges, and had issue : —
James.
Martha.
1. Mary, m. Henry L. Jones, and had issue : —
1. John.
2. Henry.
3. Robert.
2. Letitia, m. James Semple ; d.s.p.
3. Elizabeth, m. William Waller, and had issue : —
1. William.
2. John.
3. Robert.
I. Mary, m. General Young.
4. Alice, m. Rev. Henry M. Denison, and had issue : —
Bessie.
He m. (2), 26 June 1844, Julia, dau. of Hon. David Gardiner, of New York,
and, by her, had issue : —
4. David Gardiner, b. 12 July 1846 ; Member of Congress ; m. Mary Morris
Jones, and had issue : —
Mary Lyon.
5. John Alexander, b. 1847 ; m. Sarah Gardiner ; d. 1883, and left issue : —
Samuel Gardiner.
Lilian Horsford.
6. Lachlan, M.D. ; m. Georgia Powell ; d.s.p.
7. LYON GARDINER, of whom we treat.
8. Robert Fitzwalter, m. Fannie Glenn ; d.s.p.
5. Julia, b. 25 Dec. 1849 5 m- William H. Spencer, and had issue : —
George Fleurot.
Julia.
6. Pearl, m. William H. Ellis, and had issue : —
1. John Tyler.
2. Gardiner Tyler.
3. Munford.
1. Pearl Tyler.
2. Leila.
3. Cornelia Horsford.
He d. 18 Jan. 1862.
Residence — Williamsburg, Virginia.
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LEFFINGWELL
Charles Wesley Leffingwell (D.D.), b. at Ellington, Conn., 5 Dec.
1840 ; m., at Westfield, N.Y., 21 July 1862, Elizabeth, dau. of
John Francis, and has had issue : —
1. Charles Warring, b. 14 May 1872 ; graduated at Columbia College,
N.Y., 1892.
2. Ernest de Koven, b. 13 Jan. 1875; graduated at Trinity College,
Hartford, Conn., 1895.
1. Annie Francis, b. 7 June 1863 ; d. 8 Aug. 1864.
2. Bertha Wright, b. i Sept. 1865 ; d. 19 Dec. 1873.
3. Alice Eaton, b. 23 Aug. 1868 ; graduated at St. Mary's School, 1887 ;
m., 1891, Dr. John T. Binkley, and, dying 7 April 1895, left
issue : —
Madeline.
4. Hortense Nesbit, b. 16 Jan. 1878.
5. Gertrude, b. 5 June 1882.
DESCENT
THOMAS LEFFINGWELL, of Norwich, Conn., was the founder of this family in
America, but the date of his arrival in New England is unknown. In 1645 he
appears to have rendered valuable assistance to Uncas, the Mohegan Sachem, when
the latter was besieged by the Narragansett Indians. He was appointed a Lieutenant,
1672, and served in King Philip's War ; Deputy, 1661-1710 ; m. Mary , and
had issue : —
1. Thomas, b. 27 Aug. 1649 ; Ensign, Norwich (Conn.) Militia ; admitted Freeman
1671 ; m., 1672, Mary, dau. of Richard Bushnell, and, by her (who d.
2 Sept. 1745), had issue ; d. 5 March 1724.
2. Jonathan, b. at Saybrook, 6 Dec. 1650.
3. Joseph, b. at Saybrook, 24 Dec. 1652.
4. Nathaniel, of whom later.
5. Samuel, b. at Saybrook ; m., i6Nov. 1687, Hannah, dau. of Thomas Dickenson,
of Hatfield, and, by her (who d. 22 Feb. 1691), had issue ; d. Dec. 1691.
1. Rachel, b. 17 March 1648 ; m., 24 Nov. 1681, Robert, son of Thomas Parke,
of New London, and had issue.
2. Mary, b. at Saybrook, Conn., 10 Dec. 1654 ; m., 28 Nov. 1673, Joseph, son of
Richard Bushnell, and had issue ; d. at Norwich, 31 March 1745.
NATHANIEL LEFFINGWELL (1656-1697), b. at Saybrook, n Dec. 1656; m.,
8 June 1682, Mary Smith, and had issue : —
1. Nathaniel, b. at Norwich, 16 Feb. 1685 ; m., 19 June 1707, Mary, dau. of
Jonathan Rudd, and had issue ; d. Jan. 1710.
2. Jonathan, b. at Norwich, 6 March 1688 ; d. May 1699.
3. Daniel, b. at Norwich, 15 Feb. 1690; m., n April 1711, Sarah, dau. of
Sergeant Philip Bill, of Groton, and had issue.
4. Samuel, of whom later.
He d. at Norwich, 20 Sept. 1697.
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LEFFINGWELL
SAMUEL LEFFINGWELL (1692- ), b. at Norwich, June 1692 ; m., 2 March
1715, Hannah, dau. of Samuel Gifford, and had issue : —
1. Caleb, b. at Norwich, i 3 May 1716 ; m., 7 Nov. 1743, Mary Willet, of Groton,
and had issue.
2. Samuel, of whom later.
3. Andrew, b. at Norwich, Conn., 12 Dec. 1724; m. Mercy Willet, and had
issue ; d. at Leffingwelltown, Conn., 27 Sept 1803.
4. Jonathan, b. at Norwich, Conn., 2 May 1731 ; m. Lydia Camp, and had
issue.
1. Hannah, b. at Norwich, 14 Feb. 1720.
2. Ann, b. at Norwich, 28 June 1722.
3. Mary, b. at Norwich, 8 Oct. 1726.
4. Elizabeth, b. at Norwich, 9 June 1729 ; m., 1748, John Willet (who d. 3 July
1819), and had issue ; d. I Feb. 1818.
SAMUEL LEFFINGWELL (1718-1799),^ at Norwich, Conn., 28 May 1718;
represented Bozrah, at the Division of Norwich, 1786; m., 6 Feb. 1740, Mercy
Gorton, and, by her (who d. 1794), had issue : —
1 . Benjamin, of whom later.
2. Roswell (or Rozel), b. at Norwich, 4 April 1745 ; m., 1 6 June 1763, his first
cousin, Arena Leffingwell, and had issue.
3. Samuel, b. at Norwich, 28 June 1747 ; m., 2 Oct. 1771, Betsey Baker, and, by
her (who d. 6 April 1816), had issue ; d. 25 March 1823.
1. Wealthy, b. at Norwich, 10 Dec. 1740.
2. Hannah, b. at Norwich, 25 Dec. 1749.
3. Abigail, b. at Norwich, 2 April 1752.
4. Mary, b. at Norwich, 20 Aug. 1756.
5. Lois, b. at Norwich, 13 April 1759.
He d. 1799.
BENJAMIN LEFFINGWELL (1743-1826), b. at Norwich, 2 Feb. 1743 ; resided at
Montville (now known as Leffingwell), Conn. ; m., 13 June 1763, Lettis Camp, and
had issue : —
1. Russell (or Rosel), b. at Norwich, Conn., 28 Jan. 1769 ; m., 1795, Sarah, dau.
of Jonathan Gardner, and, by her (who d. 17 April 1854), had issue ; d.
4 Oct. 1842.
2. James, b. at Norwich, 6 April 1771 ; removed to New Marlboro', Mass., and
afterwards to Westfield, N.Y. ; m. Anne Chapman, and, by her (who d.
31 Jan. 1849), had issue ; d. at Westfield, N.Y., 13 Nov. 1818.
3. John, b. at Norwich, 22 March 1774 ; settled at Montville ; m., 22 Dec. 1805,
Eunice, dau. of Joseph Ford, and, by her (who d. 10 Jan. 1873), had issue ;
d. 19 Oct. 1856.
4. Joseph, of whom later.
1. Wealthy, b. 6 Aug. 1766 ; removed to Ohio ; m. Allen Waters, and had
issue.
2. Lois, b. June 1776 ; settled at Otsego, N.Y. ; m. David Maples, and had
issue.
3. Mary, b. at Montville, 1780; m., 6 Sept. 1804, Rev. Caleb Read, and had
issue ; d. 30 Sept. 1825.
He d. 2 Feb. 1826.
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JOSEPH LEFFINGWELL (1778-1864), b. at Bozrah, Conn., 21 June 1778 ; resided
in Colchester until 1837 » removed to Lee, Mass. ; m., 4 April 1804, Sarah, dau. of
— Bradford, and widow of — Ford, of Bozrah, and, by her (whod. i6Feb. 1854), had
issue : —
1. William, b. at Montville, Conn., 31 Oct. 1805 ; settled in Colchester ; removed
to Montrose, Iowa, afterwards to California, 1849 ; m., 25 March 1830,
Eunice, dau. of John Bigelow, of Colchester, Conn., and, by her (who d.
25 Dec. 1889), had issue.
2. Lyman, of whom later.
3. Edwin, b. at Athens, N.Y., 9 March 1810; admitted to the practice of
medicine by the Botanic School in Hartford, Conn., and was living at
Randolph, N.Y., 1873 ; m., 31 Aug. 1835, Miranda Merchant, and, by her
(who d. 31 Jan. 1866), had issue.
4. James, b. at Montville, Conn., 26 March 1814 ; m., II June 1838, Nancy Ann,
dau. of Eli Hubbell, of Randolph, N.Y., and, by her, had issue ; d. at
Stockbridge, Wisconsin, 2 March 1859.
5. Marvin, b. II Oct. 1815 ; became a preacher in the Methodist Church, 1838 ;
m., 4 Feb. I 840, Elizabeth Traftbrd, of Hillsdale, N.Y., and, by her (who
d. 1865), had issue ; d. 5 Sept. 1866.
6. Joel, b. 29 April 1820 ; d. 5 May 1841.
7. Charles, b. at Colchester, 23 May 1823 ; m., 24 June 1846, Rhoda Bliss, of
.Stockbridge, Mass. ; d.s.p. 12 Nov. 1864.
1. Almira, b. at Bozrah, 18 Nov. 1806 ; m., I Jan. 1833, Justin W., son of Daniel
Williams, of Colchester, and had issue.
2. Sarah Ann, b. at Bozrah, 12 July 1812 ; m., 17 April 1838, Jeremiah, son of
Jeremiah Buck, of Chatham, Conn., and had issue ; d. I March 1879.
3. Eleanor Ford, b. 15 May 1818 ; d. unm. 30 April 1842.
He d. 15 April 1864.
LYMAN LEFFINGWELL (1808-1880), b. at Bozrah, Conn., 19 June 1808 ; m,
(i), 20 Aug. 1833, Sarah Chapman, dau. of Elisha Brown, of Westchester Parish.
Colchester, Conn., and, by her (who d. 1 1 March 1863), had issue : —
1. George Lyman, b. 1 1 March 1836 ; d. at Norwich, Conn., 26 Feb. 1845.
2. CHARLES WESLEY, of whom we treat.
3. Joseph Henry, b. at Enfield, Conn., 21 July 1845 ; m., II Jan. 1867, Ellen
Maria, dau. of Aaron S. Goodhue, of Berlin, Vermont, and has had issue : —
1. George Lyman, b. n Jan. 1870 ; d. 30 Aug. 1884.
2. Charles Raymond, b. 14 Oct. 1876 ; d. 28 Feb. 1878.
3. Harry Tabor, b. 2 April 1887.
1. Elizabeth Frances, b. 7 Jan. 1868 ; m. George Fairleigh, of
Sedalia, Missouri.
2. Maud Goldie, b. 22 Dec. 1880.
He m. (2), 22 Aug. 1863, Mary Jane, dau. of Brookins Carley, and widow of
Schuyler Goldsmith, and had issue : —
Sarah, b. at Ontario, Illinois, 27 Feb. 1866; m., I Oct. 1890, George
Douglas Walp, of Topeka, Kansas, and has had issue : —
Charles Leffingwell, b. 7 July 1893.
Marian Louise, b. 1 1 July 1892.
He d. at Knoxville, Illinois, 16 March 1880.
Residence — Knoxville, Illinois.
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GOODRICH
Caspar Frederick Goodrich, b. at Philadelphia, 7 Jan. 1847 ;
m., 4 Sept. 1873, Eleanor, dau. of Charles E. Milner, and has
issue : —
1. Milner, b. 16 Dec. 1878 ; d. in infancy.
2. Caspar, b. 4 May 1881.
3. Garnet Wolseley, b. 22 Oct. 1882 ; d. in infancy.
1. Eleanor, b. 16 Oct. 1876 ; m. Douglas Campbell.
2. Gladys, b. 14 June 1886.
Rear-Admiral Goodrich was appointed to the U.S. Navy
from Connecticut, 9 Dec. 1861 ; promoted Lieutenant, 12 March
1868; Lieutenant-Commander, 26 March 1869; Commander,
7 Sept. 1884; Captain, 19 Sept. 1897 ; was naval attache on the
staff of Lieutenant-General Sir Garnet Wolseley during the Tel-el-
Kebir campaign, 1882 ; appointed Rear-Admiral 17 Feb. 1904 ;
and Commander-in-Chief U.S. Pacific Squadron, 1905.
DESCENT
WILLIAM GOODRICH ( -1676), b. in Bury St. Edmunds, Co. Suffolk ; went
to America, 1635 ; admitted a freeman of Connecticut, 15 May 1656 ; Deputy
from Wethersfield in the General Court at Hartford, 15 May 1662, also one of
the grand jury ; Lieutenant of Wethersfield ; Member of General Assembly at
Hartford, II May 1663 ; m., 4 Oct. 1648, Sarah, dau. of Matthew Marvin, of
Hartford, and, by her (who m. (2) Captain William Curtiss, of Stratford, Conn.,
and d. 1/02), had issue : —
1. William, b. 8 Aug. 1649 ; d. in infancy.
2. John, b. 20 May 1653 ; m. Rebecca Allen, and had issue.
3. William, of whom later.
4. Ephraim, b. 2 June 1663 ; m. Sarah Treat, and had issue.
5. David, b. 4 May 1667 ; m. Hannah Wright, and had issue.
1. Sarah, b. 8 Aug. 1649 ; m., 20 Nov. 1667, John Hollister ; d. 1700.
2. Mary, b. 13 Nov. 1651 ; m., 1667, Joseph Butler, of Hartford, who d.
10 Dec. 1732 ; d. I June 1735.
3. Elizabeth, b. 1658 ; m., 9 June 1675, Captain Robert Welles, of Stratford,
Conn., who d. 22 June 1714 ; d. 17 Feb. 1698.
4. Abigail, b. 5 June 1662 ; m., 15 Sept. 1680, Thomas Fitch, who d. 17 Oct.
1704 ; d. 7 Nov. 1684.
He d. 1676.
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WILLIAM GOODRICH (1661-1737), of Wethersfield, Conn., b. 8 Feb. 1661 ;
m. (i), 22 Nov. 1680, Grace, dau. of John Riley, and had, by her (who d. 23 Oct.
1712), issue : —
1 . William, d. in infancy.
2. William, of Litchfield and Sharon, Conn., b. 2 July 1686 ; m., 14 May 1706,
Margaret Orvis, of Farmington, Conn. ; d. 3 I March 1743, leaving issue.
3. Benjamin, of Wethersfield, Conn., b. 29 Sept. 1688 ; m., 7 March 1716,
Grace, dau. of Ebenezer Kilbourn ; d. I I May 1742, leaving issue.
4. Joseph, of whom later.
5. Isaac, of Wethersfield, Conn., b. 18 Aug. 1693 ; m., 19 Nov. 1718, Mary,
dau. of Samuel Butler, of Southold, L.I. ; d. I 2 Dec. 1737, leaving issue.
6. Ephraim, b. 12 Sept. 1699 ; m., 25 Oct. 1726, Susanna, dau. of Dr. Daniel
Bulkeley ; d.s.p. 9 June 1728.
7. Ethan, b. 3 June 1702 ; d. young.
1. Ann, b. 25 March 1697 ; m., 3 Feb. 1717, Robert Powell ; d. 28 Dec. 1783.
He m. (2), 5 June 1714, Mary Ann, widow of Dr. Nicholas Ayrault, and,
by her (who d. 27 Aug. 1741), had issue :—
2. Elizabeth, b. 15 Sept. 1715.
3. Lucenia, b. 23 June 1717 ; m., 8 Aug. 1732, Rev. Daniel Fuller, of Willington,
Conn., who d. 6 Dec. 1758.
4. Eunice, b. 8 Dec. 1719.
He d. 1737.
JOSEPH GOODRICH (1691-1768), of Wethersfield, Conn., b. 29 Feb. 1691 ;
m., 23 Dec. 1714, Mehitable, dau. of Nathaniel Goodwin, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Nathaniel, of whom later.
2. Daniel, b. 26 June 1723.
3. Thomas, b. 7 April 1726.
I. Mehitable, b. 16 March 1716 ; m. Thomas Marvin.
He d. 31 Jan. 1768.
NATHANIEL GOODRICH (1717- ), of Wethersfield, Conn., b. 15 July
1717 ; m., 25 Aug. 1743, Martha Deming, by whom he had issue :—
1. Nathaniel, of whom later.
2. Joseph, of Wethersfield, b. 6 Oct. 1749.
3. Isaac, of Wethersfield, Conn., b. 23 March 1752 ; m., 15 Feb. 1784, Elizabeth
Raymond, and had issue.
4. Simeon, of Wethersfield, Conn., b. 7 Dec. 1762 ; m., 10 Jan. 1788, Hannah
Welles, and had issue.
1. Mehitable, b. 29 March 1747.
2. Martha, b. 4 Nov. 1754.
3. Mary, b. 9 Jan. 1757.
4. Abigail, b. ll Sept. 1759.
5. Sarah, b. n Nov. 1765 ; m., 3 April 1783, Isaac Wright.
NATHANIEL GOODRICH (1744- ), of Wethersfield, Conn., b. 20 Dec.
1744 ; m., 17 April 1/65, Lucy Hanmer, by whom he had issue : —
1. James, of whom later.
2. George, b. 18 Feb. 1772 ; d. at sea, 1794.
3. Levi, b. 30 July 1776 ; m., I Jan. 1798, Clarissa Coombs ; d. I 3 Dec. 1820,
leaving issue.
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4. Allen, b. 22 May 1785 ; d. at Martinico, West Indies, 1802.
1. Martha, b. 29 May 1766.
2. Lucy, b. 15 April 1774 ; m., 8 June 1802, Samuel Buck.
3. Ashbel, b. 7 Oct. 1781.
JAMES GOODRICH (1769- ), or New Haven, Conn., b. 27 Oct. 1769;
m., 17 July 1799, Elizabeth Bulkley, by whom he had issue : —
1. John Bulkley, b. 23 July 1801 ; d. 18 July 1828.
2. James W., b. 23 July 1803.
3. William, of whom later.
4. Charles, b. 2 April 1814; d. in infancy.
1. Elizabeth, b. 19 June 1807 ; m. Thomas A. Bond.
2. Mary B., b. 6 Dec. 181 1 ; d. young.
3. Sarah Maria, b. 6 Feb. 1817.
WILLIAM GOODRICH (1809-1883), of Knoxville, Tennessee, b. 29 March
1809 ; m. Sarah A. Reardon, and, by her, had issue : —
1. James, d. unm. 13 March 1882.
2. William, b. 12 Jan. 1845.
3. CASPAR FREDERICK, of whom we treat.
4. Henry W., b. 1 1 Nov. 1848 ; d. in infancy.
5. Joseph K., b. 13 Jan. 1850.
1. Sarah A., b. 8 June 1852.
2. Harriet Whitney, b. 27 Feb. 1858.
He d. 4 July 1883.
Residence — Gladwyn, Pomfret, Connecticut.
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SULLIVAN
Thomas Russell Sullivan, b. at Boston,
21 Nov. 1849 ; m., 1899, Lucy Wads-
worth.
DESCENT
DERMOD O'SULLIVAN ( -1549), of Dun-
boy Castle, Co. Cork ; eldest son of Donel O'Sul-
livan, whose lineage the Irish records trace from
Florence, King of Munster ; m. Shela, dau. of
Donel McCarthy Reagh, and left issue : —
1. Donel, " O'Sullivan Beare " 1581, who was
deposed in favour of his uncle Eochy, 1593,
but afterwards restored ; m. Margaret, dau.
of Sir Daniel O'Brien, Knight of Inistimon,
and, by her, had issue : —
Donel, b. 1552; the celebrated
" O'Sullivan Beare," who was
obliged to seek refuge in Spain,
where he was assassinated, 16 July
1608.
2. Owen (Sir), chosen as "O'Sullivan Beare"
in the reign of Queen Elizabeth ; m.
Helena, dau. of James, Lord Barry, and
left issue.
3. Philip, of whom later.
4. Dermod, m. Joan McSweney, and left issue.
I. Honora, m. Tiege O'Mahony, sheriff of Desmond.
He was killed in his castle of Dunboy, 1549.
PHILIP O'SULLIVAN ( -1606), of Ardea Castle, Co. Kerry, Tanist to his
brother, Sir Owen O'Sullivan Beare ; m. Honora, dau. of Cormac M'Carthy, of
Duhallow, Co. Cork, and, by her, had issue : —
1 . Dermod, of Ballygibbon.
2. Donel, of whom later.
3. Philip.
4. Owen, of Dromeharon.
1. Ellen, m. Donel McSweney.
2. Shela.
He d. 1606.
DONEL O'SULLIVAN, of Ardea Castle, Co. Kerry ; m. Ellen, dau. of O'Sullivan
More, and had issue : —
PHILIP O'SULLIVAN, of Ardea Castle, Co. Kerry ; attainted, and his property
confiscated, 1641 ; m. and left issue : —
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DANIEL O'SULLIVAN, m. Sarah, dau. of Conor O'Brien, 2nd Viscount Clare,
and had issue : —
OWEN O'SULLIVAN, m. Mary, dau. of Owen McSweeney, and had issue : —
PHILIP O'SULLIVAN (Major), of Ardea, Co. Kerry ; m. Joan, dau. of Dermod
McCarthy, of Killoween, and had issue : —
1. Patrick, whose descendants remained in Ireland.
2. Owen, of whom later.
OWEN SULLIVAN (1690-1795), b., in Limerick, 17 June 1690; emigrated to
America, 1723; settled at Berwick, Maine; m., 1735, Margery Browne, and, by
her (who d. 1801), had issue : —
1. Benjamin, b. 1736 ; d.s.p.
2. Daniel, of Sullivan, Maine, b. 1738; Captain in the Revolutionary War;
m. (l) Anne Paul ; m. (2) Abigail Bean ; d. 1781, leaving issue.
3. John, of Durham, New Hampshire, b. 17 Feb. 1740; Major-General in the
Revolutionary Army, and first Governor of New Hampshire ; m. Lydia
Worcester ; d. 23 Jan. 1795, leaving issue.
4. James, of whom later.
5. Ebenezer, b. 1753 ; Captain in the Revolutionary Army ; m. Abigail Cotton ;
d. 3 June, 1799, leaving issue.
I. Mary, b. 1752 ; m., 1768, Theophilus Hardy ; d. 1827, leaving issue.
He d. 20 June 1795.
JAMES SULLIVAN (1744-1808), of Boston, Mass., b. 22 April 1744; LL.D.
(Harvard), 1780 ; Member of the Provincial Council, 1775 ; Judge of the Superior
Court, 1776-1782 ; Attorney General, 1790-1807 ; Governor of Mass., 1807-1880 ;
m. (i), 22 Feb. 1768, Mehetable, dau. of William Odiorne, and, by her (who d.
26 Jan. 1786), had issue : —
1. James, b. 6 Jan. 1769 ; d.s.p. 29 June 1787.
2. William, b. 30 Nov. 1774 ; Member of the Massachusetts State Legislature and
Council for many years ; Brigadier-General of Militia ; LL.D. (Harvard),
1826 ; m., 1802, Sarah Webb Swan ; d. 3 Sept. 1839, leaving issue.
3. John Langdon, of whom later.
4. Richard, b. 17 June 1779 ; m., 1804, Sarah Russell ; d. 1 1 Dec. I 86 1, leaving
issue.
5. William Bant, b. 16 March 1781 ; d. unm. 4 Dec. 1806.
6. George, b. 21 Feb. 1783 ; m., 1809, Sarah Bowdoin Winthrop ; d. 14 Dec.
1866, leaving issue.
1. Avis, b. 8 Oct. 1771 ; d. in infancy.
2. Mehetable, b. 29 July 1772; m. (l), 1793, James Cutler; m. (2), 1801,
Jonathan Amory ; d. 24 March 1847, leaving issue.
3. Nancy, b. 24 April 1784 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 10 Dec. 1808.
JOHN LANGDON SULLIVAN (1777-1865), of New York City ; b. 9 April, 1777 ;
M.D. Yale, 1837 5 m- (0> IO Oct. 1797, Elizabeth Russell, and, by her (who d.
1 6 April 1854), had issue : —
I. Thomas Russell, of whom later.
1. Elizabeth, b. 27 Jan. 1800 ; d. unm. 16 Jan. 1871.
2. Emily, b. 4 Aug. 1801 ; d. unm. 8 April 1880.
He d. 10 Feb. 1865, having m. (2), 1861, Susan Macash, who d.s.p.
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THOMAS RUSSELL SULLIVAN (1799-1862), of Keene, New Hampshire, and
Boston, Mass. ; b. 13 Feb. 1799 ; graduated at Harvard, 1817 ; Unitarian Minister
at Keene, 1825-1835 ; m., 19 Jan. 1826, Charlotte Caldwell Blake, and, by her
(who d. 3 July 1863), had issue : —
1. John Langdon, b. 8 March 1827 ; m. (l), 1848, Mary Lynde, and, by her
(who d. 1857), had issue : —
I . Seth Lynde, b. 1853; d. young.
1. Mary Lynde, b. 1850; m., 1867, Alexander Cockrane, and had
issue.
m. (2), 1860, Helen Lynde, and d. 5 Sept. 1900, having, by her, had
issue : —
2. Lynde, b. 1865 ; m., 1898, Katharine Baldwin, and has issue.
3. James Amory, b. 1875 ; m., 1900, Lavinia Kaufman, and has issue.
2. Elizabeth, b. 1862 ; d. young.
3. Helen Lynde, b. 1870.
2. Jonathan Amory, b. 3 Oct. 1830 ; d. unm. 13 July 1905.
3. Francis Blake, b. March 1834 ; d. in infancy.
4. Henry Dorr, b. 20 June 1841 ; d. unm. 29 Aug. 1889.
5. George Smith Blake, b. n Nov. 1845 ; d. unm. 12 March 1891.
6. THOMAS RUSSELL, of whom we treat.
1. Julia Elizabeth, b. 3 Oct. 1828; m., 1856, Edward Martin Dennie ; d.
6 March 1867, leaving issue.
2. Sarah Dorr, b. 13 July 1832 ; d. unm. 29 May 1886.
He d. 23 Dec. 1862.
Residence — 382 Marlborough Street, Boston, Mass.
Arms — Per pale sable, and argent, a fesse between, in chief a boar
passant and in base another counterpassant, all counterchanged,
armed, hoofed, and bristled, or.
Crest — On a lizard vert, a robin redbreast proper.
COALE
William Ellis Coale, b. 7 Feb. 1860 ; m., 2 April 1891, Anne
Esther, dau. of Captain Frederick M. Colston.
DESCENT
WILLIAM COALE, of Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, an eminent minister of the
Society of Friends; m. (l) Hester and had issue : —
i. William, b. 2 I Sept. 1655 ; m., about 1684, Eliza, widow of Sir George Skipwith,
Bart., and, by her (who m. (2) Samuel Chew), had issue ; d. 1 700.
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He m. (2) Hannah - , and, by her (who d. 20 Nov. 1669), had issue : —
2. William, b. 20 Oct. 1667 ; m., 30 July 1689, Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas
Sparrow, and, by her (who m. (2) Richard Johns), had issue ; d. 1715, and
will proved 24 June 1715.
He m. (3) Elizabeth, dau. of Philip Thomas, and, by her (who m. (2) Edward
Talbot, and d. 30 Oct. 1678), had issue : —
3. Philip, of whom later.
4. Samuel, b. 9 April 1676.
I. Elizabeth, b. 30 Aug. 1671 ; m. Nathan Smith, of Calvert Co., Maryland (who
d. 1711), and had issue.
PHILIP COALE (1673- ), b. 6 Sept. 1673, sa'^ to nave been an officer in
the British Army; m., 6 April 1697, Cassandra, dau. of Sir George Skipwith, Bart.,
and had issue : —
I. Skipwith, of whom later.
1. Cassandra.
2. Elizabeth.
SKIPWITH COALE ( -7750), removed to Baltimore Co., 1732; Sheriff,
1742 ; m. Margaret Holland, and had issue : —
1. Philip.
2. William, of whom later.
3. Skipwith; m., 25 Aug. 1759, Sarah, dau. of Joseph Hopkins, of Deer Creek,
Maryland.
4. Samuel.
I . Cassandra.
2. Sarah, m. Richard Thomas, and had issue.
3. Susan.
He d. about 1759.
WILLIAM COALE, m. Sarah Webster, and had issue : —
1. John.
2. Isaac, of whom later.
ISAAC COALE, of Deer Creek, Hartford Co.; m., 7 Sept. 1786, Rachel, dau. of
William Cox, and had issue : —
1. Skipwith.
2. William Ellis, of whom later.
3. John Webster.
4. Isaac.
1. Sarah.
2. Elizabeth.
3. Mary.
4. Susan Holland.
WILLIAM ELLIS COALE (1795- ), b. 25 Sept. 1795; m. (i), 16 April 1823,
Hannah Ellicott, dau. of James Carey, and, by her (who d. 13 March 1837), had
issue : —
I. James Carey, b. 25 May 1825 ; m., 2 Aug. 1847, Katharine, dau. of George
Baily, of Chester Co., Pennsylvania, and had issue ; d. 13 April 1891.
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2. Isaac, b. 10 April 1827 ; m. (i), 30 April 1851, Mary Gable, and had issue ;
m. (2), 22 Oct. 1868, Helen McDowell, and, by her (who d. 19 Dec. 1887),
had issue ; d. 3 I De. . 1873.
3. William Ellis, of whom later.
4. Thomas Ellicott, b. 31 March 1833 ; m., 1 8 Jan. 1855, Cecelia Harvey, and
had issue : —
I.William Ellis, b. 14 Oct. 1856; m., 8 May 1878, Mary Ella,
dau. of H. B. Baily, of Covington, Kentucky, and had issue : —
1. Griffith Baily, b. 21 May 1890.
2. William Ellis, b. 8 March 1891.
i. Edith Baily, b. 30 July 1879.
2. Harvey, b. 31 March 1858 ; m., 27 Oct. 1 88 1, Laura E. Colmary,
and has had issue : —
Harvey Morton, b. 4 Dec. 1882.
Elizabeth L., b. 21 Sept. 1884.
3. Isaac, b. 2 June 1861.
4. Thomas Ellicott, b. 29 Jan. 1863.
5. Carey, b. 7 Sept. 1868.
i. Helen C., b. 8 Dec. 1866 ; m., 17 July 1890, Henry Crew, and
has issue : —
Alice H., b. ii March 1892.
1. Mary, b. 15 Nov. 1829; m., 5 June 1855, Francis Cope Yarnall, of Overbrook,
Pennsylvania, and, by him (who d. 26 June 1890), had issue ; d. 30 March
1891.
2. Martha Carey, b. 11 June 1835 ; d. in infancy.
3. Hannah Ellicott, b. 27 Feb. 1837 ; m., 28 Feb. 1861, David Scull.
WILLIAM ELLIS COALE (1831-1880), b. 17 Nov. 1831 ; m., 9 Oct. 1858,
Louisa Schmidt, and, by her (who d. 30 Dec. 1873), had issue : —
1. WILLIAM ELLIS, of whom we treat.
2. Thomas Ellicott, b. 19 May 1865 ; m., 20 Nov. 1890, Nannie Eudalia Murphy.
1. Mary Yarnall, b. 26 Sept. 1862.
2. Louisa, b. 8 March 1868.
3. Lilian, b. 1872 ; now Lilian Coale Alderson, having been adopted by Mr. and
Mrs. William Charles Alderson, of Overbrook, Pennsylvania.
Hed. 3 Nov. 1880.
Residence — Baltimore, Maryland.
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DELAFIELD
Maturin Livingston Delafield, b., in
New York City, 17 Feb. 1836; m.,
i Dec. 1868, Mary Coleman, dau. of
Eugene Augustus Livingston, of Cler-
mont on Hudson, New York ; and, by
her, has issue : —
1. Maturin Livingston, b. 29 Sept. 1869;
m., 21 Nov. 1893, Lattice Lee,
dau. of Charles Edwin Sands.
2. Joseph Livingston, b. 19 March
1871 ; Attorney and Counsellor
at Law, New York City ; m.,
5 May 1906, Mary Renwick,
dau. of William Milligan Sloane.
3. John Ross, b. 8 May 1874; m.,
14 June 1904, Violetta S., dau.
of John J. White, and, by her,
has issue : —
John White Ross, b. 1 2 May
1905.
4. Edward Coleman, b. 10 July 1877 ;
m., 30 April 1900, Margaretta
Stockton, dau. of Mercer Beasley,
and, by her, has issue : —
1. Maturin Livingston, b. 17 March 1901.
2. Edward Coleman, b. 14 Feb. 1906.
I. Margaretta Stockton, b. 3 Nov. 1903.
5. Eugene Livingston, b. 16 Aug. 1882; m., 26 Sept. 1906, Margaret,
dau. of John S. Woodhull.
1. Julia Livingston, b. 14 Oct. 1875 ; m., 30 April 1901, Frederick W.
Longfellow, by whom she has issue : —
i. Frederick Livingston, b. 1 8 Aug. 1903.
1. Juliette Livingston, b. 28 April 1902.
2. Elizabeth Delafield, b. 14 Feb. 1905.
2. Mary Livingston, b. 23 Nov. 1878.
3. Harriet Coleman, b. 7 May 1880 ; m., 28 April 1906, Jarvis Pomeroy
Carter, and has issue.
DESCENT
JOHN DELAFIELD (1720-1763), b. in London, 4 May 1720, son of John
Delafield, of Aylesbury, and descended from an old Buckinghamshire family, whose
arms are inscribed on his tombstone in the chancel of St. John's Church, Aylesbury ;
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m., 3 June 1746, Martha, dau. of Jacob Dell, of Aylesbury, and, by her, had
issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Joseph, of Campden Hill, Co. Middlesex, b. 14 May 1749 ; a partner in the firm
of Combe, Delafield & Co., Brewers ; m., 3 June 1790, Frances, dau. of
Harvey Combe, of Andover, Hants, and d. 3 Sept. 1820, having, by her,
had issue : —
1. Joseph, b. 14 Jan. 1791; m., 6 Jan. 1819, Charlotte, dau. of Harvey
Christian Combe (Lord Mayor of London in 1799), anc^> dying
5 April 1842, left, by her, issue : —
1. Joseph, b. I Nov. 1819; m., 10 May 1844, Eloisa,
dau. of the Cavaliere Bevere, of Naples, and had
issue ; d. 10 Feb. 1869.
2. Edward Thomas, b. 6 Nov. 1824, of Christ Church
College, Oxford.
1. Charlotte Frances, m., 19 July 1848, Captain Richard
Phelips, R.A. ; d. 1889.
2. Frances Georgina.
3. Emily Maria, m. Admiral F. B. Montresor.
2. Edward Harvey, d. unm. 28 Jan. 1827.
3. John Leopold Ferdinand Casimir (Rev.), b. 1795 ; Vicar of
Tortington, Sussex, 1833; Canon of Middleham, 1842;
m., 1 8 March 1828, Cecil Jane (who d. 24 April 1888),
dau. of Edmund, ist Earl of Limerick; d.s.p. 5 Sept. 1866.
4. William ; d. unm.
1. Frances Henrietta ; m., 14 Oct. 1823, Rev. Thomas Rennell, Vicar
of Kensington.
2. Maria; m., 4 Sept. 1823, Rev. C. Bethell Otley, Rector of Welby,
Co. Lincoln.
3. William, b. 7 Aug. 1750 ; d. unm.
1. Martha, b. 19 May 1751 ; m. William Arnold, of Slatwoods, Isle of Wight,
Collector of Customs, by whom she had, with other issue : —
Thomas (Rev.), b. 13 June 1795 ; the well-known headmaster of
Rugby ; m., 11 Aug. 1820, Mary, youngest dau. of Rev. John
Penrose ; d. 9 April 1859, leaving, with other issue, Matthew
Arnold (1822-1888), the poet and literary critic.
Lydia, m., II Aug. 1814, Richard, 7th Earl of Cavan ; d. 7 Feb.
1862.
2. Mary, b. 6 June 1753 ; d. unm. I Nov. 1804.
3. Susanna, b. 10 Sept. 1757 ; d. unm. 14 Nov. 1836.
He d. 9 March 1763, and his will was proved 15 March 1763.
JOHN DELAFIELD (1748-1824), b. 16 March 1748; went to New York in
1783, where he became a leading and successful merchant ; m., 1 1 Dec. 1784, Anne,
dau. of General Joseph Hallett, of Hallett's Cove, New York, and, by her (who d.
6 March 1839), had issue : —
I. John, of Oaklands, near Geneva, New York, b. 22 Jan. 1786 ; m. (i) Mary,
dau. of John Roberts, of Whitchurch, Co. Buckingham, and had issue : —
1. John, b. 21 Oct. 1812 ; m., 14 June 1833, Edith, dau. of M. G.
Wallace; d. 12 Dec. 1866.
2. Charles, b. 4 Feb. 1815 ; m., n Aug. 1836, Louise M., dau. of
Paraclite Potter ; d. 4 June 1842.
i . Mary Anne.
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m. (2), 27 Nov. 1821, Harriet, youngest dau. of the Hon. Benjamin Tall-
madge, of Litchfield, Conn., and, dying 22 Oct. 1853, left issue : —
3. Tallmadge, b. i Sept. 1829; m., 2 Oct. 1850, Anne, dau. of
Thomas Lawrence.
4. Clarence, b. 6 May 1831; m., 9 April 1862, Eliza, dau. of John
Payne.
2. Harriet.
3. Mary Floyd.
2. Joseph, of whom later.
3. Henry, b. 19 July 1792 ; m. Mary, dau. of Judge Levinus Monson ;
d. I 5 Feb. 1875, leaving issue : —
Mary Frances Henrietta, b. 9 June 1869 ; d. unm. 27 Oct. 1885.
4. William, b. 19 July 1792 ; d. unm. 20 Nov. 1853.
5. Edward, b. 17 May 1794 ; President of the College of Physicians and Surgeons
of New York, 1858-1875 ; m. (i), Elinor Elizabeth Langdon, dau. of
Thomas Langdon Elwyn ; m. (2), 31 Jan. 1839, Julia, dau. of Nicoll
Floyd, and, dying 13 Feb. 1875, left issue : —
1. Francis, b. 3 Aug. 1841 ; graduated at the College of Physicians
and Surgeons, 1863.
2. Augustus Floyd.
1 . Catherine Floyd.
2. Emma.
3. Alice.
6. Charles, b. 1 1 May 1 796 ; d. young.
7. Richard, b. i Sept. 1798 ; m. (i), 24 July 1824, Helen (who d.s.p.), dau. of
Andrew Summers ; m. (2) Harriet Baldwin, dau. of General Elijah
M. Covington, and, dying 5 Nov. 1873, left issue : —
1. Henry, d. young.
2. Albert.
1. Susan Parish, d. unm.
2. Juliet Covington.
3. Cornelia, d. young.
4. Emma.
5. Laura, d. unm.
6. Harriet Cecil.
8. Rufus King, b. 18 Nov. 1802 ; m. Eliza, dau. of Dr. William Bard ; d. 6 Feb.
1874, leaving issue : —
1. Edward.
2. William Bard, d. unm.
3. Rufus, d. unm.
4. Henry Parish.
5. Bertram McNully, d. unm.
6. Richard, b. 6 Sept. 1853 ; m., 6 April 1880, Clara, dau. of
Frederick J. Foster.
i. Catherine Cruger.
1. Ann Eliza, b. 1 1 March 1787 ; d. unm. 4 Oct. 1821.
2. Emma, b. 13 May 1789 ; d. unm. 13 Oct. 1846.
3. Caroline Augusta, b. 19 Feb. 1800 ; d. unm. 17 Oct. 1821.
4. Susan Maria, b. 25 Feb. 1805 ; m., 7 Oct. 1829, Henry Parish; d.s.p.
1 6 June 1 86 1.
He d. 3 July 1824.
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JOSEPH DELAFIELD (1790-1875), of New York City, b. 22 Aug. 1790 ;
graduated at Yale College, 1808; Attorney and Counsellor at Law; Major U.S.
Army ; Agent for U.S. for settling N. Boundary of U.S., 1821-1828 ; m., 12 Dec.
1833, Julia, dau. of Judge Maturin Livingston ; and, by her (who d. 23 June
1882), had issue : —
1. Lewis Livingston, b. 3 Nov. 1834 ; m-> 23 April 1862, Emily, dau. of Frederick
Prime, of Edgewood, New Rochelle, N.Y., and d. 28 March 1883, leaving
issue : —
1. Lewis Livingston, b. 30 Jan. 1863 ; m., 25 April 1885, Charlotte H.,
dau. of Leonard Wyeth, and has issue.
2. Robert Hare, b. 13 July 1864; m., 14 Aug. 1889, Anne Shepherd,
dau. of George Francis Lloyd, of Virginia, and has issue.
3. Frederick Prime, b. 2 Feb. 1868 ; m., 10 Nov. 1898, Elsie, dau.
of Charles G. Barber, and has issue.
i. Emily, b. 10 Sept. 1870 ; m., 21 June 1901, Dr. Rolfe Floyd, of
Mastic, L.I., and has issue.
2. MATURIN LIVINGSTON, of whom we treat.
3. Joseph, b. 15 Aug. 1839 ; d. 24 Feb. 1848.
I. Julia Livingston, b. 10 Sept. 1837.
He d. 12 Feb. 1875.
Residences — Fieldston in the Bronx, New York ; Sunswyck, Long
Island, N. Y. ; The Ross Meadows, Alleghany Co.,
Pennsylvania.
Clubs — Union, Metropolitan (New York).
Arms — Sable, a cross patonce or.
Crest — A dove displayed, holding in its beak an olive branch proper.
TOWER
Charlemagne Tower, b. 17 April 1848 ; m., 8 Feb. 1888, Helen,
dau. of G. Frank Smith, of Oakland, California, and, by her, has
issue : —
1. Charlemagne, b. 19 March 1889.
2. Geoffrey, b. I July 1890.
3. Roderick, b. 21 Oct. 1892.
1. Helen, b. 27 June 1894.
2. Gertrude, b. 30 Oct. 1896.
The Hon. C. Tower was U.S. Minister to Austria, 1897—
1899; Ambassador to Russia, 1899-1902; and Ambassador to
Germany, 1902—1908.
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DESCENT
ROBERT TOWER (1567-1634), of Hingham, Co. Norfolk, b. 1567 ; m. Dorothy
Damon ; d. April 1634, having had, by her (who d. 10 Nov. 1629), issue : —
JOHN TOWER (1609-1701), of Hingham, Co. Norfolk, b. 14 May 1609 ;
emigrated to Massachusetts, where he and his companions established the town of
Hingham in that Colony, 1636 ; m. Margaret, dau. of Richard I'brook ; d. 13 Feb.
1701, having had, by her (who d. 15 May 1700), issue : —
BENJAMIN TOWER (1654-1721), of Hingham, Mass., b. i Nov. 1654;
m. Deborah, dau. of John Garnet; d. 24 March 1721, leaving, by her (who d.
6 June 1729), issue : —
AMBROSE TOWER (1699-1752), of Concord, Mass., b. 10 Jan. 1699; m. Mary,
dau. of Matthew Cutler ; d. 15 June 1752, leaving, by her (who d. 10 Aug. 1765),
issue : —
JOSEPH TOWER (1723-1799), of Rutland, Mass., b. 5 Sept. 1723 ; m. Hepzibah,
dau. of Isaac Gibbs; d. 3 June I 799, leaving, by her (who d. 16 Jan. 1816), a son: —
JEDUTHAN TOWER (1756-1817), of Paris Hill, New York, b. 17 May 1756 ;
m. Mary, dau. of John Smith ; d. 27 Aug. 1817, having had, by her (who d.
30 Dec. 1835), issue : —
REUBEN TOWER (1787-1832), of Waterville, New York, b. 15 Feb. 1787 ;
m. Deborah Taylor, dau. of Stephen Pearce ; d. 14 March 1832, leaving, by her
(who d. 30 Dec. 1864), issue : —
CHARLEMAGNE TOWER (1809-1889), of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, b. 18 April
1809; m., 14 June 1847, Amelia Malvina, dau. of Lambert Bartle, and, by her
(who d. 24 April 1896), had issue : —
CHARLEMAGNE, of whom we treat.
He d. 24 July 1889.
Residences — 228 South 7th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and
Waterville, Oneida Co., New York.
Clubs — Philadelphia, Rittenhouse, and Union League (Philadel
phia) ; Metropolitan and University (New York).
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POMEROY
George Eltweed Pomeroy, b. at Clinton, Lenawee Co., Michigan,
28 Nov. 1848 ; m., 22 Aug. 1883, Matilda, dau. of John
Thomas Worthington, of Maryland.
DESCENT
ELTWEED POMEROY (1585-1673), b. in Beaminster, Co. Dorset, 4 July 1585 ;
son of Richard Pomeroy, of Beaminster, Co. Dorset ; emigrated to America in the ship
Mary and John, 1630 ; m. (i), 4 May 1617, Joan Keech, who d. 27 Nov. 1620 ;
m. (2), 7 May 1627, Margery Rockett, and, dying 1673, ^e^ w'tn other issue a son: —
MEDAD POMEROY (1638-1716), of Northampton, Mass., b. 19 Aug. 1638 ;
Representative from Mass., 1677 ; m. (i), 21 Nov. 1661, Experience, dau. of Henry
Woodward ; m. (2) Abigail, dau. of John Strong, widow of Rev. Nathaniel Chauncey;
m. (3) Hannah, widow of Thomas Noble, and, dying 30 Dec. 1716, left with other
issue a son : —
EBENEZER POMEROY (1669-1754), of Northampton, Mass., b. 30 May 1669 ;
Major; High Sheriff, Commissioner, and Representative ; m. (i), 4 May 1690,
Hannah Strong ; m. (2), 26 Dec. 1692, Sarah, dau. of John King, and, dying 1754,
left with other issue a son : —
SETH POMEROY (1706-1777), of Northampton, Mass., b. 20 May 1706;
Captain in the military service of the Colony, 1744 ; served as Major at the capture
of Louisburg, 1745 ; Lieutenant-Colonel in Ephraim William's Regiment, 1755 ;
commanded the force that defeated the French and Indians under Baron Dieskau ;
served as Delegate to the Provincial Congress, 1774-5 ; appointed a General
officer 1774, and Brigadier-General. 1775 ; Delegate to the Provincial Congress,
1774-5 ; m., 14 Dec. 1732, Mary, dau. of Lieutenant Jonathan Hunt, and, dying
19 Feb. 1777, left, by her (who d. 1 1 Sept. 1777), with other issue a son : —
QUARTUS POMEROY (1735-1803), of Northampton, Mass., b. 14 May 1735 ;
m. (i), 4 Nov. 1762, Phebe (who d. 30 May 1776), dau. of Benjamin Sheldon ;
m. (2), 10 Oct. 1776, Rachel, dau. of Lieutenant Daniel Pomeroy, and, dying 3 Nov.
1 803, left, with other issue, a son : —
SETH POMEROY (1777-1861), of Northampton, Mass., b. 30 June 1777 ; m. (i),
i Jan. 1800, Sarah Kingsley, who d. 1801 ; m. (2), 1805, Hannah, dau. of Ashbel
Wells, and, dying 13 March 1861, left, by her (who d. 1861), with other issue a son: —
GEORGE ELTWEED POMEROY (1807-1886), of Toledo, Ohio, b. 16 Sept. 1807 ;
m., 5 Aug. 1833, Helen, dau. of Dr. Gain Robinson, and, by her (who d. May
1895), left, with other issue, a son : —
GEORGE ELTWEED, of whom we treat.
He d. 12 Jan. 1886.
Residences — Toledo, Ohio, and Tillula Lake, Michigan.
Clubs — Toledo, Country, Yacht, and Middle Bass (Lake Erie).
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SALTONSTALL
Dudley Edward Saltonstall, b. 2 Oct.
1846; m., 29 July 1869, Annie
Parmelia, dau. of Samuel Ketcbum
Satterlee, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Satterlee, b. 19 July 1870.
2. Dudley Winthrop, b. 22 June 1874,
3. Clarence Sanford, b. 28 April 1884 ;
d. in infancy.
DESCENT
GURDON SALTONSTALL (1666—1724), b.
27 March 1666, eldest son of Nathaniel Salton
stall (see Saltonstall, Richard Middlecott) ; graduated
at Harvard College, 1684; settled in New London,
1691 ; Governor of Connecticut, 1708-1724; m.
(i) Jerusha, dau. of James Richards, of Hartford,
and, by her (who d. at Boston, 25 July 1697), na(^
issue : —
i. Gurdon, b. 17 July 1696 ; d. in infancy,
i. Elizabeth, b. II May 1690; m. (i),
4 Aug. 1710, Richard Christopher,
who d. 9 June 1726, leaving issue;
m. (2) Isaac Ledyard.
2. Mary, b. 15 Feb. 1692 ; m. Jeremiah Miller, M.D., of New London (who m.
(2) Ann, dau. of Governor Joseph Dudley, and widow of John Still Win
throp, and d. 1756), and had issue.
3. Sarah, b. 8 April 1694 ; m. (i) John Gardiner ; m. (2) Samuel Davis ; m. (3)
Thomas Davis, all of New London.
4. Jerusha, b. 5 July 1695 ; d. in infancy.
He m. (2) Elizabeth, dau. and sole heir of William Rosewell, of Branford, and,
by her (who d. 12 Sept. 1710), had issue: —
2. Rosewell, graduated at Harvard College, 1720 ; m. Mary, dau. of Hon. John
Haynes, and widow of Elisha Lord, and, by her (who m. (3) Rev. Thomas
Clapp), had issue.
3. Nathaniel, b. I July 1707 ; m., 1733, Lucretia Arnold.
4. Gurdon, of whom later.
5. Richard, b. I Sept. 1710 ; d. in infancy.
5. Katherine, b. 19 June 1704 ; m. Thomas Brattle, of Boston.
He d. 20 Sept. 1724, having m. (3) Mary (who d.s.p. 23 Jan. 1730), dau. of
William Whittingham, and widow of William Clarke, of Boston.
GURDON SALTONSTALL (1708-1785), b. 22 Dec. 1708; graduated at Yale
College, 1725 ; Brigadier-General in the Revolution and afterwards Collector of the
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Port of New London ; m., 15 March 1733, Rebecca, dau. of John Still Winthrop,
and, by her, had issue : —
I. Gurdon, b. 15 Dec. 1733 ; graduated at Yale College, 1752 ; d. unm. at
Jamaica, West Indies, 18 July 1762.
z. Winthrop, b. I June 1737 ; graduated at Yale College, 1756 ; m., 17 April
1763, Ann, dau. of Hon. Joseph Wanton, of Newport, R.I., and, by her
(who d. 1 784), had issue.
3. Dudley, of whom later.
4. Rosewell, b. 29 Aug. 1741; m., 4 March "1763, Elizabeth, dau. of Mathew
Stewart, of New London, and, by her (who d. 1817), had issue ; d. in New
York, I 2 Jan. 1804.
5. Richard, b. I Jan. 1776; d. unm.
6. Gilbert, b. 27 Feb. 1752 ; graduated at Harvard College, 1770 ; Captain U.S.
Marines ; m. Harriet Babcock, and had issue.
1. Rebecca, b. 3 i Dec. 1/34 ; m. David Mumford, c f New London.
2. Catherine, b. 17 Feb. 1736 ; m. John Richards, of New London.
3. Ann, b. 29 Feb. 1740 ; m. Thomas Mumford, of Norwich.
4. Elizabeth, b. 12 Jan 1743 ; m. (l) John Ebbets ; m. (2) Silas Deane, U.S.
Commissioner to France during the War of the Revolution.
5. Mary, b. 28 March 1744 > m- Jeremiah Atwater, of New Haven.
6. Martha, b. 8 Oct. 1748 ; m. David Mainwaring, of New London and New York.
7. Henrietta, b. 19 March 1750 ; m., 28 Feb. 1772, John Still Miller, who d.
2 Nov. 1824, leaving issue.
8. Sarah, b. 17 June 1754; m. 3 Dec. 1775, Daniel Buck, of Wethersfield,
Conn, (who d. 6 June 1808), and had issue ; d. 19 Nov. 1828.
He d. 19 Sept. 1785.
DUDLEY SALTONSTALL (1738-1796), b. 8 Sept. 1738; a Commodore in the
War of the Revolution ; m., 1765, Frances, dau. of Dr. Joshua Babcock, of Westerly,
R.I., and, by her (who d. in New London, 1/87), had issue :• —
1. Dudley, b. 1771 ; graduated at Yale College, 1791 ; settled in the South.
2. Joshua, of whom later.
3. Thomas Brattle, b. 1772 ; d. unm. 1795.
4. Luke, d. in infancy.
1. Hannah, b. 1767 ; m. Joseph Whalley.
2. Frances, b. 1769.
He d. in the West Indies, 1796.
JOSHUA SALTONSTALL, m. Abbie, dau. of Thomas Lewis, of Farmington, Conn.,
and, by her, had issue : —
1. Thomas Lewis, m. Mary Andrews ; d.s.p.
2. Dudley Gilbert, of whom later.
3. Edward Burke, lost at sea.
I. Frances Catherine, m. Judge C. Carpenter.
DUDLEY GILBERT (1808- ), b. 10 Sept. 1808; m., March 1845, Sophia
A. M. de Zocieur, and, by her, had issue : —
1. DUDLEY EDWARD, of whom we treat.
2. Gurdon Winthrop, b. 23 Sept. 1848 ; m., 27 May 1882, Florence M. Furguson,
and had issue : —
Lillian Madeline, b. 6 June 1883.
3. William Herbert, b. 1 8 Nov. 1851.
4. Lewis Francis, b. July 1854.
5. Richard Arthur, b. 12 Nov. 1859.
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6. Victor de Zocieur, b. Aug. 1862.
I. Lillian Theodora, b. 1857 ; d. in infancy.
Residence — Rye, New York.
Arms — Or, a bend between two eagles displayed, sable.
Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a pelican's head, vulning its
breast, azure.
DE WOLF
Edwin Allis- De Wolf, b. 19 Sept. 1844; m., 17 Oct. 1877,
Margaret Harding, dau. of the Hon. John Marshall Krum, of
St. Louis, Missouri ; and, by her, has had issue : —
I. Herbert, b. 14 Nov. 1883 ; d. 17 Feb. 1903.
i. Ophelia, b. 21 May 1881 ; d. 8 May 1888.
DESCENT
BELTHAZAR DE WOLF, of Hartford, Connecticut, m. Alice , and had
issue : —
1. Edward.
2. Simon, of whom later.
3. Steven.
SIMON DE WOLF (1648-1695), b. 1648 ; m. Sarah, dau. of John Lay, and
dying, 5 Sept. 1695, left issue : —
JOSIAH DE WOLF (1689-1767), b. 15 Nov. 1689; m. (i), 4 Nov. 1713, Anna
Waterman, and, by her, had issue : —
Simon, of whom later.
He d. 1/67, having rn. (2) Abigail Lord, who d.s.p.
SIMON DE WOLF (1718-1756), b. 22 Jan. 1718; m., 31 Jan. 1745, Lucy
Calkins, and, dying 1756, left issue : —
ELISHA DE WOLF (1748-1838), b. 16 Feb. 1748 ; m., 1767, Lydia More,
and, dying 7 March 1838, left, by her (who d. 1827), issue :
ELISHA DE WOLF (1772-1855), b. n Alarch 1772; m., 1798, Eunice Allis,
and, dying 28 Nov. 1855, left, by her (who d. 1864), issue : —
ELISHA DE WOLF (1816- ), b. 12 March 1816 ; m., 3 Nov. i84O,Sabra,
dau. of Asa Sherman, and, by her (who d. 15 March 1904), has had issue : —
EDWIN ALLIS, of whom we treat.
Residence — 5459 Bartmer Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri.
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ABNEY
John Rutledge Abney, b. in Edgefield
Co., South Carolina, I i Jan. 1850 ; m.,
21 Nov. 1896 at Washington, D.C.,
Mary Lloyd, dau. of the late Hon.
George H. Pendleton, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, U.S. Minister to Germany, 1885-
The Hon. J. R. Abney was Solicitor-
General for South Carolina, 1876-1880.
DESCENT
JOHN DE ABENEY (son of William de Abeney,
and grandson of John de Abeney, living at Wive-
lislie in 1318), m. about 1400 the elder dau. and
co-heiress of William de Ingewardeby, of Willeslye,
Co. Derby. His descendant,
GEORGE ABNEY ( -1578), of Willesley
Hall, Co. Derby, whose will was proved 7 Jan.
1579, m. Ellen, dau. of John Wolseley, and, by
her (who d. 19 Dec. 1571), had issue :—
1. James, m. Mary Milward, by whom he left issue.1
2. Robert, from whom descend the Abneys of Measham, Co. Derby.
3. Edmond, of whom later.
4. John, who m., as his 2nd wife, Elizabeth Trowell, and had issue.
5. Thomas.
6. Walter.
He d. i March 1578.
EDMOND ABNEY, of Leicester, m. Katherine, dau. of William Ludlam, Mayor
of Leicester in 1587, and, by her, had issue :—
i . Paul, of whom later.
2. Danett, Alderman and twice Mayor of Leicester ; bur. 31 Aug. 1669.
1 From this James Abney descended the two brothers, Sir Thomas Abney, Knt., the
famous Lord Mayor of London, who was one of the founders of the Bank of England and
President and benefactor of St. Thomas's Hospital ; and Sir Edward Abney, Knt., of Willesley
Hall, M.P. for Leicester 1690-1695, who married Judith, dau. and co-heiress of Peter Barr of
London, by whom he had an only son, Sir Thomas Abney, Knt., Justice of the Common
Pleas in 1743, whose granddaughter and last-surviving descendant, Parnell, m. Gen. Sir Charles
Hastings, Bart. Their son, Sir Charles Abney Hastings, Bart., M.P., d. unm. 1858, when
Willesley Hall passed to his cousin Edith Maud, Countess of Loudon.
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1. Mary ; m. John Colley, of Nottingham.
2. Katherine.
His will was proved 25 Jan. 1604.
PAUL ABNEY, of Leicester, m. Mary, dau. of George Brookesby, of Stapleford,
Co. Leicester, and, by her, had issue : —
1. George, of whom later.
2. Francis.
3. Phillip, bapt. 23 Nov. 1623 ;|Mayor of Leicester, 1678 ; bur. 15 May 1697.
His son, John, was Mayor 1700, and was bur. at Braunstone, 23 July 1714.
1. Elizabeth.
2. Johanne.
His will was proved 18 June 1635.
GEORGE ABNEY ( -1661), of Leicester; m. Bathshua , and, dying
1 66 1, left, by her, issue : —
PAUL ABNEY (1653-1698), of Leicester and Virginia, was baptized in St. Mary's
Church, Leicester, 14 Jan. 1653; Lieutenant of the Frigate Josiah, 1685-1688;
settled in Virginia about 1690 ; m. Mary Lee, and, dying 1698, left issue : —
GEORGE ABNEY, of Henrico Co., Virginia, grantee of lands in Henrico, Lunen-
burgh, Halifax, and Charlotte Cos., 1728—1/60 ; will proved at Houston, Virginia,
1 6 Oct. 1766 ; m. Unity , and, by her, had issue : —
WILLIAM ABNEY ( -1832), of Henrico Co., Virginia, and South Carolina;
removed to South Carolina, 1772, and was grantee of lands there, 1772-1786;
Captain in the Revolutionary Army ; m. Mary Clark, and, dying Jan. 1832, left
issue : —
WALTER ABNEY ( -1827), of Edgefield Co., South Carolina; m. Susan
Brooks (who d. 1820), and, dying Dec. 1827, left issue : —
JOHN RUTLEDGE ABNEY ( -1829), of Edgefield Co., South Carolina ;
m. Alesey Lindsey, and, dying 1829, left, by her (who d. 1833), issue : —
JAMES MADISON ABNEY (1827-1889), of Edgefield Co., South Carolina ;
b. 10 Aug. 1827 ; m., 21 Dec. 1848, Martha Livingston, and, by her (who d.
1 8 June 1877), had issue : —
JOHN RUTLEDGE ABNEY, of whom we treat.
He d. 20 June 1889.
Residence — 19 East 86th Street, New York.
Clubs — Metropolitan, Church (New York).
Arms — Or, on a chief gules, a lion passant argent, a mullet for
difference.
Crest — A demi-lion rampant or, holding a pellet between the paws.
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VILAS
William Freeman Vilas, b. in Chelsea, Orange Co., Vermont,
9 July 1840 ; m., 3 Jan. 1866, Anna Matilda, dau. of William
Herriman Fox, M.D., of Oregon, Wisconsin, and has had issue :—
1. Levi Baker, b. 6 June 1869 ; d. young.
2. Henry, b. 28 May 1872.
1. Cornelia, b. 31 May 1867.
2. Mary Esther, b. 10 Oct. 1873.
The Hon. William Freeman Vilas, graduated at the Univer
sity of Wisconsin. 1858 (A.M., 1861), and at the Albany Law
School (LL.B.), 1860 ; served as Captain of Company A. in the
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, which he raised in the Vicksburg
Campaign, 1862 ; promoted Lieutenant-Colonel of the same regi
ment, during siege of Vicksburg ; Postmaster-General U.S.,
1885—1888; Secretary of the Interior, 1888—9; U.S. Senator,
1891-1897.
DESCENT
PETER VILAS ( -1756), m. Mercy (who d. 15 Aug. 1770), dau. of John Gay,
and, dying 21 April 1756, left issue an only son : —
NOAH VILAS (1733-1799), b. 2 Nov. 1733 ; m., 24 July 1760, Abigail, dau.
of Gideon Baker, of Alstead, New Hampshire, and, by her (who d. 10 July 1808),
had issue : —
1. Joseph, b. 20 April 1761 ; d. 26 Jan. 1789.
2. Noah, b. i Feb. 1763; m., 21 Nov. 1793, Lovina Cady, who d. 28 April 1833;
d. 3 I Oct. 1820, leaving issue.
3. Samuel, b. 12 Sept. 1764 ; m. Ruby Cooper ; d. i Sept. 1806.
4. Nathaniel, b. 12 Oct. 1766 ; m. (i), 30 April 1789, Mary Chandler, who d.
9 Jan. 1805 ; m. (2), 28 Jan. 1805, Lovina Crosby, who d. 9 Sept. 1851 ;
d. 12 Dec. 1852, leaving issue.
5. Aaron, b. 7 Sept. 1768 ; m., 17 March 1802, Deborah Spencer, who d.
24 March 1859 ; d. 20 Jan. 1862, leaving issue.
6. Moses, of whom later.
I. Abigail, b. 25 Jan. 1775 ; m., 29 Sept. 1795, James Chandler; d. 29 Nov. 1854,
leaving issue.
He d. 17 Sept. 1799.
MOSES VILAS (1771-1849), of Vermont, b. at Grafton, Mass., 19 March 1771 ;
m., 30 Jan. 1799, Mercy, dau. of Samuel Flint, of Randolph, Vermont, and, by her
(who d. 9 March 1861), had issue : —
1. Joseph, b. 31 Oct. 1799 ; d. 17 July 1826.
2. William Ramson, b. 8 Sept. 1802 ; m., 15 July 1834, Mary, dau. of Breed
Noyes.
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3. Samuel Flint, b. 9 Jan. 1807 ; m., 6 Aug. 1836, Harriet, dau. of James Hunt.
4. Levi Baker, of whom later.
5. Freeman Chandler, b. 27 May 1815 ; d. unm. 5 Oct. 1843.
6. Harrison Martin, b. 7 Dec. 1817; Major, I3th Vermont Regiment; m.,
27 Sept. 1847, Mary Jane, dau. of Samuel Hathaway.
1. Lucy Martin, b. 28 Sept. 1800 ; m., Oct. 1833, Perry Haskell ; d. 25 Sept. 1838,
leaving issue.
2. Caroline Avigail, b. 1 8 Dec. 1804 ; m., 21 March 1827, Dr. Almerin Tinker ;
d. 15 April 1841, leaving issue.
3. Pamelia, b. 4 Feb. 1809 ; d. young.
4. Emma, b. 3 I Dec. 1813; d. in infancy.
He d. 7 March 1849.
LEVI BAKER VILAS (181 1-1879), of Madison, Wisconsin, b. 25 Feb. 1811 ;
State Senator, Orange Co., Vermont, 1845-1846 ; Mayor of Madison, 1861 ; m.,
IO Oct. 1837, Esther Green, dau. of Hon. Nathan Smilie, of Cambridge, Vermont,
and had issue :-^
1. Nathan Smilie, b. 20 Aug. 1838 ; d. in infancy.
2. WILLIAM FREEMAN, of whom we treat.
3. Henry, b. 24 May 1842 ; graduated at the University of Wisconsin (A.M.,
1864, LL.B., 1869) ; served in the Civil War, becoming Captain in the
23rd Regiment of the Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry; d. unm. 21 Nov. 1872.
4. Levi Madison, b. 17 Feb. 1844 '•> LL.B. (Albany Law School) ; City Attorney
of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, 1868 ; Judge of District Court, Ramsay Co.,
Minnesota ; m., 25 Aug. 1869, Ella C., dau. of Levi Slingluff, and, dying
28 Aug. 1889, left issue : —
Jessie, b. 2 Oct. 1870.
5. Charles Harrison, b. 22 July 1846, graduated at the University of Wisconsin,
1865 (A.M., 1868) ; ex- President Hahnemann Medical College, Chicago.
6. Frederick, b. 28 Feb. 1850 ; d. in infancy.
7. Edward Perrin, b. 6 Nov. 1852 ; graduated at the University of Wisconsin
(A.B., 1872, LL.B., 1875).
8. Ira Hill, b. 19 April 1863 ; d. in infancy.
I. Esther, b. 28 Aug. 1865.
He d. 27 Aug. 1879.
Residence — Madison, Wisconsin.
Club— Reform (New York).
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DAVIES
Julien Tappan Davies, b. at N.Y. 25 Sept.
1845 J m-> 22 April 1869, Alice, dau.
of Hon. Henry H. Martin, and, by her,
has had issue : —
1. Julien Townsend, b. 20 Feb. 1870 ;
admitted to the Bar in N.Y.,
1894 ; m., 22 Nov. 1894, Marie
Rose, dau. of Carlos G. de Gar-
mendia.
2. Thomas Alfred, b. 1873 ; d. in in
fancy.
3. Frederick Martin, b. 12 Sept. 1877.
1. Alice, b. 1871 ; d. young.
2. Helen, b. 1872 ; d. in infancy.
3. Ethel, b. 19 March 1876.
4. Cornelia Sherman, b. 21 Oct. 1882.
DESCENT
JOHN DAVIES (1680-1758), b. at Kington,
Co. Hereford, 1680; presumed to have been the
only son of Thomas Davies, the fourth son of Robert
Davies, of Gwysaney Castle, Co. Flint, a staunch
Cavalier and the representative of one of the most
ancient families of North Wales ; emigrated to
America, 1735, and settled in the western part of Litchfield Co., Conn., where he
purchased a tract of land ; m., before his emigration, Catherine Spencer, and, dying
22 Nov. 1758, left, by her, an only son : —
JOHN DAVIES (1711-1797), b. at Kington, Co. Hereford, 1711 ; educated at
Oxford University ; emigrated to America, 1747, and settled in Litchfield, Conn. ;
m. (i), 1734, Elizabeth Brown, and, by her (who d. 1739), had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Thomas (Rev.), b. 2 Jan. 1737 ; graduated at Yale, 1758 ; Episcopalian Minister
at New Milford, Conn. ; m., I April 1762, Mary Hervey ; d. 12 May
1766, leaving issue.
3. William, b. 1739 ; d. in infancy.
He m. (2), 1744, Mary Powell, and, by her (who d. 15 Dec. 1801), had
issue : —
4. William, b. 29 Jan. 1744 ; went to Canada ; m. — — ; d. 1815, leaving issue.
5. James, b. 1746 ; d. in infancy.
6. Walter, b. 22 June 1747 ; went to Canada; m. Jemima - — ; d. 1817,
leaving issue.
7. James John, b. 31 Dec. 1757 ; m. Lucretia, dau. of Rev. Nathaniel Bartlett ; ^
d.s.p. 25 Dec. 1831.
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8. David, b. 14 March 1759; m., 1783, Sarah Peet ; d. 23 Jan. 1834, leaving
issue.
9. George, b. 12 Feb. 1764 ; went to Canada ; d. 17 Aug. 1826, leaving issue.
10. Thomas, M.D., of Redding, Conn., b. 30 May 1766; m., 26 Feb. 1789,
Hannah Crissey ; d. II July 1831, leaving issue.
1. Mary, b. 17 March 1745 ; d. young.
2. Catherine, m., 2 April 1780, Nathaniel Bosworth, and had issue.
3. Elizabeth, b. 3 July 1753 ; m. — Howard ; d. 1831.
4. Ann, b. 18 Nov. 1755 ; m. John Sperry.
5. Rachel, b. 20 Aug. 1761 ; m. James McDonald ; d. 1847.
He d. 19 May 1797.
JOHN DAVIES (1735-1799), of Litchfield, Conn., b. at Kington, Co. Hereford,
June 1735 ; m., 1763, Eunice Hotchkiss, and, by her (who d. 29 March 1824),
had issue : —
I. Thomas John, of whom later.
1. Elizabeth, b. 1763 ; m., 28 Feb. 1784, Captain David Judson ; d. June 1850,
leaving issue.
2. Eunice, m., 24 March 1793, Peter Powell ; d., 1840, leaving issue.
3. Esther, b. 1773 ; m. Dr. Powell Davies ; d. 1840, leaving issue.
He d. 1 8 April 1799.
THOMAS JOHN DAVIES (1767-1845), of Black Lake, St. Lawrence Co., N.Y.,
b. Nov. 1767 ; m., 29 Dec. 1792, Ruth, dau. of Captain John Foote, and, by her
(who d. 21 Sept. 1852), had issue : —
1. John Foote, b. 2 May 1796 ; m., 4 July i8i9,Almeda Giffen ; d. I May 1888,
leaving issue.
2. Charles, b. 22 Jan. 1798 ; LL.D., Professor of Mathematics at Trinity College,
Hartford, Conn. ; m. Mary Anne, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Jared Mans
field ; d. 1 8 Sept. 1876, leaving issue.
3. Henry Ebenezer, of whom later.
4. Thomas Alfred, b. 3 Dec. 1809 ; Major-General of Volunteers, 1865 ; m., 24 Aug.
1844, Maria White.
1. Belvidere, b. 4 Jan. 1794 ; m., 1820, George Ranney ; d.s.p. 6 Aug. 1870.
2. Eunice Ruth, b. 5 March 1807; m., 2 July 1827, William Henry Scovill ;
d. 25 Nov. 1839, leaving issue.
He d. 18 April 1845.
HENRY EBENEZER DAVIES (1805-1881), b. 8 Feb. 1805; LL.D.; Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court, 1860-1869 ; m., I July 1835, Rebecca Waldo, dau.
of John Tappan, and, by her (who d. 24 Feb. 1884), had issue : —
1. Henry Eugene, b. 2 July 1836 ; graduated at Columbia College, 1857 ; Major-
General of Volunteers, 1863 ; m., 10 Aug. 1858, Julia, dau. of John T.
Rich ; d. 6 Sept. 1894, leaving issue : —
Henry Eugene.
2. Charles Frederick, b. 27 June 1838 ; Lieutenant-Colonel of Volunteers ; d. unm.
3 Dec. 1865.
3. William Gilbert, b. 21 March 1842; graduated at Trinity College, Hartford,
1860 ; Barrister; m., 15 Dec. 1870, Lucy C., dau. of Hon. Alexander
Rice, and has issue : —
Augusta McKim.
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4. JULIEN TAPPAN, of whom we treat.
5. Theodore, b. 22 Oct. 1847 ; d. unm. 15 March 1875.
6. Francis Herbert, b. 15 Sept. 1849 ; m., 27 April 1876, Cornelia Scott, dau. of
Henry S. Rokenbaugh.
1. Helen, b. 9 June 1851; m., 20 Oct. 1875, Charles E. Tainter, and has issue : —
1. Davies.
2. Louis Swift.
2. Lucy, b. 7 March 1853 ; m., 21 April 1875, Dr. Samuel Swift, and has issue : —
I. Samuel.
I. Martha.
He d. 17 Dec. 1 88 1.
Residence — 17 West 9th Street, New York.
Arms — Quarterly ist and 4th, gules, on a bend argent, a lion pas
sant sable, armed and langued of the first ; 2nd, Argent, a
lion rampant sable, armed and langued gules ; 3rd, Or, a lion
rampant gules, armed and langued of the first.
Crest — A lion's head erased, quarterly argent and sable, langued
gules.
CARNEY
Sydney Howard Carney (M.D.), b. in Lowell, Mass., 24 Aug.
1837; m., 30 April 1862, Hortense, dau. of Ebenezer Tilden
Abbott, and, by her (who d. 18 July 1892), had issue : —
1. Sydney Howard, M.D., b. 3 Dec. 1863.
2. Charles Abbott, d. in infancy.
3. Philip Dean, d. in infancy.
I. Hortense Abbott, b. 31 March 1872.
DESCENT
MARK CARNEY (1740-ij 82), b. about 1740, served in the French and Indian
War, 1759-1760; sentinel in Captain Leissner's Company, 1760; m. Suzanne,
dau. of Daniel Goux, and, by her (who d. 3 March 1799), had issue : —
1. Daniel, of whom later.
2. James, b. 5 June 1744. ; m. (i) Joanna, dau. of Captain Stephen Marson, and,
by her (who d. 4 May 1832), had issue; m. (2), 7 March 1834, Jane,
widow of Captain John Baker ; d. I 5 March 1858.
3. William Howe, b. 28 Jan. 1778 ; d. unm. 1800.
i. Catherine, b. 13 Dec. 1761 ; m., 18 Jan. 1780, Edward Kelley, of Newcastle,
Maine.
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2. Mary, b. 17 Feb. 1763 ; m., 19 May 1783, Jonathan Trask, of Alna, Maine ;
d. 8 April 1785.
3. Elizabeth, b. 15 Aug. 1764 ; d. unm. I Jan. 1859.
4. Margaret, b. 2 Dec. 1766 ; m., 15 Jan. 1790, Abner Marson, of Pittstown, and
had issue.
5. Susannah, b. 8 Jan. 1768 ; m. Ebenezer Howard ; d. 23 March 1849, leaving
issue.
6. Jane, b. 17 April 1769.
7. Joanna, bap. 26 April 1772 ; d. 29 March 1808.
8. Nancy, b. 10 June 1776 ; m., 14 Oct. 1798, Andrew Peters (who d. 9 April
1825) ; d. 1865, leaving issue.
9. Abigail, b. 5 May 1780 ; m. Nathaniel Benson, and had issue.
He d. 17 Oct. 1782.
DANIEL CARNEY (1765-1852), of Boston, b. 25 Nov. 1765 ; Coroner for
Suffolk Co., Mass., 1810-1827; Alderman of Boston, 1825-1826; appointed
Justice of the Peace for Suffolk Co., Mass., 22 Feb. 1826; m. (i), n March
1792, Sarah, dau. of Captain Benjamin Bell, of Salem, Mass., and, by her (who d.
ii Nov. 1812), had issue : —
1. Benjamin Bell, b. 22 Dec. 1794 ; m. Lydia Lilly ; d. 10 April 1872.
2. Daniel, b. 17 Jan. 1799 ; U.S. Consul at Santo Domingo, Hayti, West Indies,
1837-1838 ; d. unm. 14 Dec. 1838.
3. William, b. 24 May 1801 ; m., 13 Feb. 1833, Lucia, dau. of Nathaniel Benson,
and had issue ; d. 17 June 1887.
4. James G., of whom later.
5. Nathaniel Brown, b. 6 July 1805 ; m., 14 Sept. 1841, Sarah Elizabeth, dau. of
Samuel Morse ; d. 1 6 Dec. 1887.
6. Osgood, b. 28 Dec. 1809 ; d. 2 Aug. 1835.
1. Mary Trask, b. 24 Dec. 1792 ; m. Captain William Whiting Howard ; d.s.p.
17 Sept. 1838.
2. Susannah, b. 5 Dec. 1796 ; d. unm. 12 March 1885.
3. Sarah Bell, b. 21 June 1807 ; d. unm. 20 Aug. 1868.
He m. (2), 24 July 1814, Mary, dau. of Captain Josiah Wheeler, and, by
her (who d. 13 March 1877), had issue : —
7. Josiah Wheeler, b. 23 July 1815 ; m. (l), Nov. 1837, Betsy Lovell (who
d. 12 Oct. 1839), dau. of Joshua Vose, and had issue; m. (2), 25 Dec.
1843, Sarah (who d. 17 Jan. 1866), dau. of Isaac Hall, and left issue;
m. (3), 19 Feb. 1872, Sarah, dau. of Benjamin Vose, who d.s.p.
8. Joseph, b. 16 Oct. 1819 ; m., 4july 1854, Charlotte, dau. of William Constable,
and had issue ; d. 23 Jan. 1895.
9. Samuel Parker, b. 18 Nov. 1821 ; m. Mary Adeline Smith, and had issue ;
d. 29 Sept. 1859.
10. Henry, b. 12 Jan. 1823 ; m., 1846, Almira, dau. of John Bent, and, by
her (who d. 4 March 1901), had issue ; d. 5 Jan. 1900.
11. Franklin La Fayette, b. 19 Aug. 1824 ; m., 16 Oct. 1856, Cecilia A., dau. of
Captain James Mahoney, and had issue.
12. Addison, b. 24 Dec. 1830 ; m., 20 May 1855, Helen A. Browne, and had
issue.
13. Edwin Harvey, b. 12 March 1833 ; m., 2 April 1863, Jennie R. Yeaton, and,
by her (who d. 15 May 1868), had issue.
14. John Vose, b. 6 Nov. 1835 ; m., 23 March 1854, Susan Abbott, and had
issue; d. 31 Aug. 1907.
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4. Emeline, b. 25 Jan. 1817 ; m., Oct. 1841, Moses Eastman, and had issue ;
d. 30 Aug. 1906.
5. Ann, b. 17 May 1818 ; m., 21 Jan. 1843, Elbridge Chase ; d. i 3 Jan. 1908.
6. Eliza Wheeler, b. 27 Dec. 1826 ; m., 4 May 1859, Parker C. Harley, and had
issue ; d. 28 Jan. 1861.
7. Henrietta, b. 7 June 1828 ; m. 15 Jan. 1853, Stephen Robins Cole (who d.
24 May 1901), and had issue.
8. Adeline, d. in infancy.
He d. ii March 1852.
JAMES G. CARNEY (1804-1869), b. at Boston, 14 Feb. 1804; removed to
Lowell, Mass., 1828 ; m., 9 Oct. 1828, Clarissa, dau. of Joseph Willett, of Boston,
and, by her (who d. 3 May 1856), had issue : —
1. Horace Howe, b. 2 Nov. 1830 ; d. in infancy.
2. Charles Tebbetts, b. 17 Feb. 1832 ; m., 30 April 1857, Ellen, dau. of Benja
min Lofthouse Dean ; d. 23 Sept. 1862.
3. George James, b. 1 3 June 1835 ; Major, afterwards Lieutenant-Colonel on the
staff of General B. F. Butler during the Civil War ; m., 9 Oct. 1866,
Lizzie, dau. of Andrew B. McClean, and, by her, had issue : —
1. James Andrew, b. 3 Nov. 1867.
2. George Sydney, b. 9 Aug. 1869.
3. Edward Bullard, b. 8 June 1871.
4. SYDNEY HOWARD, of whom we treat.
1. Clara, b. 13 July 1829 ; d. in infancy.
2. Alice, d. in infancy.
3. Mary Howard, b. 10 Sept. 1839; m. 28 Oct. 1868, Jacob Rogers, and had
issue.
He d. 10 Feb. 1869.
Residence — New Brighton, Staten Island, N.Y.
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FOX
William Fletcher Fox, b. i 3 Aug. 1836;
m., 3 Sept. 1 86 1, Mary Theresa, dau.
of Henry Dodge, of Dodgeville, Wis
consin, and grand-dau. of the Hon.
Henry Dodge, late Governor of Wis
consin, and has had issue : —
i. William Charles, b. 8 Sept. 1864.
1. Mary Adele.
2. Virginia Theresa.
3. Clara Elizabeth.
DESCENT
This family, which traces its pedigree in an
unbroken line of descent from Neill Niagallagh,
King of Ireland, possessed the entire barony of
Kilcoursey, in King's Co. Hubert Foxe "of Lehin-
chie, Barony of Kilcoursie, commonly called The
Foxe, chief of his name," by deed dated I May
1599, surrendered all his estates to the Queen,
who, on 29 Jan. 1600, regranted them to him and
the heirs male of his body, with remainder to
" his nephew, Brissell Foxe, son of his brother
Arte," to be held " by knight's service in capite"
BRASSELL Fox, of Kilcoursey, to whom the estates descended on the death
of his uncle, above named, without issue 1 6 June 1600, m. Mary, dau. of Hugh
Mac Geoghegan, of Castletown, Co. Westmeath, and had issue : —
1. Arthur, d. in infancy.
2. Hubert, of whom later.
3. Arthur, d. young.
4. James, d. unm. in the Netherlands.
1. Mary, m. Edmund Malone of Kilgarvin, Co. Westmeath.
2. Ellen, m. Neal Molloy of Pallis, King's Co.
3. Mary, d. unm.
4. Margaret, d. unm.
5. Amy, d. unm.
6. Catherine, d. unm.
He. d. 7 April 1639, and was bur. in Durrow churchyard.
HUBERT Fox, of Kilcoursey, who had livery of his estate, 22 May 1640 ;
joined in the insurrection of 1641, and was a captain in an insurgent troop, and later,
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at the siege of Athlone, was promoted to the colonelcy of a regiment of foot ;
m. Mary, dau. of Lewis O'Connor, of Leixlip, Co. Kildare, and had issue : —
1. Brassill, of Kilcoursey, living in 1689 ; d.s.p.
2. James, of whom later.
JAMES Fox, of Ballagh, Co. Westmeath, m. Jane Stone, and had issue : —
I . Anthony, of whom later.
1. Jane, m. Anthony Coffy, of Kilglass, Co. Kildare.
2. Catherine, d. unm.
3. Elizabeth, d. unm.
ANTHONY Fox (1689-1751), of Ballagh, Co. Westmeath, b. 1689 ; m. Anne,
dau. « of Charles Kelly, of Castle Kelly, Co. Galway, by whom he had issue: —
I. James, of whom later.
,-<,. 2. Ross, of Ballybroder ; m. (i) Anne, dau. of Edward Bermingham of Kilfylan, and
had a dau., Catherine (who m. Dr. Theobald Donnelly of Ballymahon,
Co. Longford) ; m. (2) a dau. of William Atkinson, of Torganny, Co.
Westmeath.
3. Philip, of Ballagh ; m. Celia, dau. of John Dalton, and had issue, a son, Ross
(who m. Mary, dau. of John Goodman).
He d. 1751.
JAMES Fox (1715-1794) of Suntown, Co. Westmeath, b. 1715 ; m., 1743,
Millicent, dau. of Captain Matthew Palin, of Hyde Park, Co. Westmeath, and, by
her (who d. 12 Feb. 1793), had issue : —
1. James, d. in infancy.
2. Matthew, of whom later.
3. Anthony, d. unm.
He d. 27 July 1794, and was bur. at Laracor.
MATTHEW Fox (1745-1808), of Foxbrook, Co. Meath, b. 1745; m. Eliza
beth, dau. of John Grierson, of Doolistown, Co. Meath, and had issue : —
1. James, b. 14 July 1773 ; m. (i) Harriet, dau. of James D'Arcv, of Hyde Park,
Co. Westmeath, and had issue; m. (2), 31 Jan. 1849, Margaret, dau. of
John Crozier, of Gortra, Co. Fermanagh ; d. 1850.
2. John, of Dublin, m. Sarah, dau. of Alexander Kingstone of Mosstown, Co.
Longford, and left issue. ^, ,
3. Joseph, of Doolistown, Co. Meath ; m., 1807, Frances, dau. of Janaes D'Arcy,
of Hyde Park, Co. Westmeath ; d. 1855, leaving issue.
4. William Maine, of whom later.
1. Amelia, b. 25 Dec. 1775 ; m., 1797, Robert Me Cutchan Johnstone of Goshen,
Co. Longford, who d. at Philadelphia, 1832 ; d. at Cleveland, Ohio, Feb.
I 844., leaving issue.
2. Anne, m., 1805, Rev. Nicholas Gosseling, Rector of Tashinny, Co. Longford,
who d. 1848 ; d. May 1808, leaving issue.
3. Eliza, b. 25 July 1784; m., 28 Feb. 1810, William Holmes Fletcher, of
Newry, Co. Down, and left issue.
4. Maria, m., 1805, Charles McCutchan Johnstone, of Goshen, Co. Longford,
and Evansville, Indiana, who d. 3 May 1828; d. 17 July 1817, leaving
issue.
5. Matilda, b. 6 July 1792 ; m. John Creighton ; d. 20 April 1834, leaving issue.
He. d. 15 May 1808, and was bur. at Laracor.
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WILLIAM MAINE Fox (7752-1859), of Wisconsin, b. about 1782 ; m. (i),
1807, Eleanor, eldest dau. of Adam Loftus Lynn, of Newport Lodge, Co. Water-
ford, and, by her (who d. 1844), had issue : —
1. Adam Loftus, of Durand, Wisconsin, b. 21 Jan. 1811 ; m., 29 Jan. 1832, Jane
Matilda, dau. of James Me Cutchan, and, dying 23 Feb. 1882, left, by her
(who d. 13 Dec. 1852), issue : —
1. Henry Lynn, b. 16 Nov. 1837 ; m., 18 Oct. 1865, Carrie, dau. of
Caleb Spooner, and had issue.
2. Charles James, b. 26 April 1842 ; m., 1867, Helen Jane, dau. of
James Wood, and had issue.
3. Loftus, b. 14 Aug. 1845 ; m., 19 April 1874, Emma, dau. of
George Schusler, and had issue.
4. Arthur, b. 20 Jan. 1849 ; m., 17 Oct. 1874, Mattie Corintha,
dau. of A. E. Parish, and had issue.
1. Susan Jane, m., 6 Sept. 1855, Hugh Cathcart.
2. Anna Maria, m., 29 Dec. 1870, Albert Titus Spooner.
3. Frances Ellen, m., 28 Jan. 1873, Charles Freligh.
2. Matthew Anthony, of whom later.
3. William Harriman, b. 14 Sept. 1814; m., 24 Dec. 1841, Cornelia, dau. of
Mills Averill, and, dying 20 Oct. 1883, left, by her (who d. 1864), issue : —
1. Katherine, m., 26 Feb. 1867, Frederick Adamson, who d. 4 July
1883.
2. Adeline, b. 18 Aug. 1844 ; d. unm. II June 1865.
3. Anna Matilda, m., 3 Jan. 1866, Hon. William Freeman Vilas,
Postmaster-General, U.S.A., 1885-1888.
4. James Hubert, b. 7 Feb. 1816; m. (i), 1834, Catherine, dau. of Terrance
Kelly ; m. (2), II May 1846, Mary, dau. of Bartlett Roony, by whom he
had issue : —
1. John, b. 15 Jan. 1848 ; m., 28 Feb. 1880, Kate, dau. of Patrick
Ryan, and had issue.
2. Carberry Thomas, b. 15 Sept. 1851 ; m., 5 June 1874, M.nttie,
dau. of Rowland H. Newton, and had issue.
3. Philip, b. 29 June 1855 ; m. Frances, dau. of George Kees.
1. Mary Ellen, m., 22 May 1867, Nathan Andrew Jackson Kees.
2. Josephine, m., 1 8 Feb. 1878, Frederick Newton.
3. Margaret Evangeline.
5. George Wilkinson, b. 12 May 1820; m., 18 May 1838, Katherine, dau. of
John Keenan, and had issue : —
1. Philip, M.D., of Madison, Wisconsin ; b. 27 March 1840 ; m.,
I Sept. 1866, Anna, dau. of William R. Reynolds, M.D., of
Madison, Wisconsin, and had issue.
2. William, M.D., of Milwaukee, Wisconsin ; b. 22 June 1844 ; m.,
1 8 Jan. 1877, Narcissa, dau. of the Hon. Alexander Stuart
Me Dill, of Portage Co., Wisconsin, and had issue.
3. John, b. April 1859 ; d. in infancy.
1. Eleanor, b. 22 July 1842 ; m., 15 April 1 868, John Elon Wilson,
M.D., of Madison, Wisconsin, and, by him (who d. 5 Jan.
1886), had issue ; d. 30 Nov. 1884.
2. Maria Louisa, m. (i), 17 Oct. 1876, Theodore, son of William
H. Colladay, and, by him (who d. 1881), had issue ; m. (2)
23 Oct. 1890, Patrick Geraughty.
3. Katherine, m. Garrett Barry, of Dane Co., Wisconsin, and had issue.
4. Adelaide.
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6. Joseph Grierson, of Oregon, Wisconsin, b. 12 April 1822 ; m. (l), 22 June
1845, Mary, dau. of Patrick Lalor, of Tenakill, Queen's Co., and had
issue : —
1. George, M.D., of Oregon, Wisconsin, b. 6 June 1846 ; m., 5 Feb.
1870, Lucy, dau. of William Allen, of Buffalo, N.Y., and had
issue.
2. Joseph Patrick, of Oregon, Wisconsin, b. 9 Feb. 1850.
1. Anna Catherine, b. 20 Aug. 1847 ; d. unm. 1 6 June 1878.
2. Eleanor, m., 28 Jan. 1885, William I. Kiser, of Osage City,
Kansas.
m. (2), 24 May 1854, Harriet Lucinda, dau. of Christian Adamson, of
Ballinlock, Ireland, and, by her, had issue : —
3. John Francis Hubert, of Oregon, Wisconsin, b. 20 May 1856 ; m.
Ida, dau. of John Q. Kiser, of Osage City, Kansas.
1. Susanna, m. Rev. William Brethour, of Chateauguay Co., Canada, and had
issue : —
I. William Fox, of Ormstown, Canada ; m. Eliza Emmerson Baird,
and had issue.
1. Mary Helena, m. Alexander Lunan, and had issue.
2. Harriette Eleanor.
3. Susanna Lynn.
4. Elizabeth Louisa.
5. Caroline, m. Edwin Amsden, and had issue.
2. Matilda, m., 20 April I 843, George, son of John Keenan, of King's Co., and
has had issue : —
1. Anthony, b. 2 Dec. 1846 ; d. unm. 27 March 1876.
2. William of Me Farland, Wisconsin, b. 19 Dec. 1852 ; m., 30 Nov.
1876, Alice, dau. of William H. Colladay, and had issue.
3. George, M.D., of Madison, Wisconsin, b. 3 July 1858 ; graduated
at Rush Medical College, Chicago.
1. Catherine Matilda, m. (l), 24 Nov. 1864, John Colladay, of
Germantown, P.O., Wisconsin, and, by him (who d. 30 Sept.
1 865), had issue ; m. (2), 3 Jan. 1883, Elijah Tusler, who d.s.p.
28 April 1885.
2. Charlotte Amelia, m., 12 Dec. 1877, Forrest Colladay, and had
issue.
3. Caroline, m., I Oct. 1884, Paul Tannert, of Germany.
4. Frances Isabella.
5. Adelaide.
3. Amelia Arabella, b. 25 April 1824 ; m., Dec. 1843, William Lalor, of Tenakill,
Queen's Co., and had issue : —
1. Patrick Edwin, d. unm. 1864.
2. William, m. Julia Dorris, and had issue.
3. Richard, of Cerro Gordo Co., Iowa.
4. James.
5. John.
1. Mary.
2. Ellen.
3. Ann.
4. Kate, m. Michael Broderick, of Cerro Gordo Co., Iowa, and had
issue.
5. Emma, m. George Holmes, of Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
6. Alice.
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4. Eleanor Mildmay, b. 13 June 1831 ; m., 12 Oct. 1859, Robert Stockman, of
Milton Junction, Rock Co., Wisconsin, and, dying 27 July 1866, left
issue : —
1. William James, b. 1 6 Aug. 1860.
2. George, b. 20 Dec. 1861.
3. Robert West, b. i Feb. 1864.
He d. Oct. 1859.
MATTHEW ANTHONY Fox (1812-1883), of Oregon, Wisconsin, b. 22 Nov.
1812 ; m. (i), 17 Nov. 1835, Elizabeth Jane, dau. of William Holmes Fletcher, of
Newry, Co. Down, and had issue : —
1. WILLIAM FLETCHER, of whom we treat.
2. Loftus Lynn, b. 10 Oct. 1844 ; d. 4 Jan. 1865.
3. Edwin Mildmay, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, b. 3 June 1847 ; m., 19 Oct. 1881,
Frances Rosamond, dau. of Willard I. Gordon, of Madison, Wisconsin, and
has had issue : —
1. Lucy Mildmay.
2. Bessie Gordon.
4. Charles Henry, b. 8 Nov. 1848 ; d. 16 March 1864.
5. James Mac Mahon, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, b. 19 Oct. 1851 ; m., 10 Oct.
1876, Frances Antill, dau. of Edward Antill Tappin, of Madison, Wisconsin,
and has had issue : —
1. Edward Tappin, b. 23 Aug. 1877.
2. James Fletcher, b. 28 June 1879.
i. Rachel Janet.
1. Eleanor Lynn, b. 4 July 1838 ; d. in infancy.
2. Marion Henrietta; m., 31 March 1867, Edwin Henry Osborne, M.D., of Ohio,
and has had issue : —
i. Charles De Lacy, b. 30 July 1879.
1. Mary Genevieve.
2. Jessie Lynn, b. 20 Aug. 1873 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 23 Oct. 1883, having m. (2), March 1875, Mary Anne Armstrong, who
d.s.p.
Residence — Chicago.
Arms — Argent, a lion rampant and in chief two dexter hands
couped at the wrist, gules.
Crest — An arm embowed in armour holding a sword, all proper.
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STEPHENS
Paran Stephens (The Late), b. i i Sept.
1802 ; m. (i), 1824, Eliza, dau. of
Joshua Raymond Jewett, of Granby,
Conn., and, by her (who d. 4 March
1850), had issue : —
Ellen Matilda, b. 10 June 1825 5 m-> J3 Dec.
1855, John Lowell Melcher ; d.
19 Dec. 1900, leaving issue : —
John Stephens, b. 23 Aug. 1859;
m. (i), 31 Dec. 1889, Mar
garet Greenleaf, dau. of Rev.
Charles W. Homer, D.D., and,
by her (who d. I 5 May I 899),
had issue : —
John, b. 28 March 1895.
Margaret Sybil, b. 4 Sept.
1892.
m. (2), 3 June 1904, Helen,
eldest dau. of Edward F. de
Selding.
He m. (2), 5 June 1851, Marietta,
dau. of Ransom Reed, of Lowell, Mass.,
and, by her, had issue : —
1. Henry Leiden, b. 21 Oct. 1858 ; d. unm. 18 July 1885.
2. Mary Fiske, b. 13 Aug. 1853 ; m., 27 July 1878, Lieutenant-General
Sir Arthur Henry Fitzroy Paget, K.C.V.O., C.B., eldest son of
Lieutenant-General Lord Alfred Henry Paget, C.B. (see Burke's
Peerage), and has issue : —
1. Albert Edward Sidney Louis, b. 23 May 1879 ; Lieut, and
Adjutant of the llth Hussars; member of the Victorian
Order, and A.D.C. to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
2. Arthur George Wyndham, b. 6 March 1888.
3. Reginald Scudamore, b. 6 March 1888.
i . Louisa Margaret Leila Wemyss.
He d. 25 April 1872.
DESCENT
The family of Stephens is one of considerable antiquity in the county of
Gloucester.
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STEPHENS
HENRY STEPHENS ( -1552), of Frocester, Co. Gloucester, m. the dau. and
heir of Edward Lugg, of Herefordshire, and by her left issue : —
1. Edward, of whom later.
2. Walter.
3. Richard, of the Middle Temple, barrister-at-law ; m. Dorothy Mile'.
4. William.
5. Robert.
6. John.
1. Alice.
2. Anne.
3. Elizabeth.
His will was proved 16 March 1552.
EDWARD STEPHENS ( -1587), who acquired by purchase the manor of East-
ington, Co. Gloucester, 1573, m. Joan, dau. of Richard Fowler, of Stonehouse, Co.
Gloucester, and, by her (who d. 1587), left issue : —
1. Richard, m. Margaret St. Loe ; d. and bur. at Eastington, 1599, leaving
issue.
2. James, m. Katherine Browning ; d. 19 Oct. 1594, leaving issue.
3. Thomas, of whom later.
1. Margery, m. John Parker.
2. Alice, m. — Wilcoxe.
He was bur. at Eastington, and his will was proved 17 Nov. 1587.
THOMAS STEPHENS (1558-1613), of Over-Lypiate, in the parish of Stroud, Co.
Gloucester, b. 1558 ; Attorney-General to Henry, Prince of Wales, and to Prince
Charles (afterwards King Charles I) ; appointed Reader to the Middle Temple,
1603 ; m. Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of John Stone, of Over-Lypiate, and, by her,
had issue : —
1 . Edward, of whom later.
2. John, of Over-Lypiate, b. 1603 ; Bencher of the Middle Temple ; m. 4 times,
and at his decease, 12 Aug. 1679, ^e^ issue.
3. Nathaniel, of Horton and Cherrington, Co. Gloucester, b. 1610 ; m. Elizabeth,
dau. and eventually sole heir of Robert Tyringham, of Weston-upon-Flavell,
Co. Northampton, by whom he left issue ; d. 1640.
1 . Anne, m. Samuel Codrington, of Dodington, co. Gloucester.
2. Mary, m. Thomas Shelley.
He was bur. at Stroud 6 April 1613.
EDWARD STEPHENS (1590-7670), of Little Sodbury, Co. Gloucester, b. 1590 ;
elected M.P. for Tewkesbury, 1640 ; m. Anne, dau. of Sir Thomas Crewe, Knt.,
of Co. Northampton (Speaker of the House of Commons), by whom he left issue : —
1. Thomas (Sir), High Sheriff of Co. Gloucester, knighted by King Charles II.
II July 1660 ; m. Catherine, dau. and co-heir of William Combs, of
Stratford-on-Avon, and, by her, had issue.
2. John, of whom later.
3. Edward.
I. Anne, m. John Parker.
He d. about 1670.
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STEPHENS
JOHN STEPHENS ( -1670), emigrated to America about 1648, and settled at
Guildford in the Province of New Haven ; m., and had issue : —
1. John.
2. William, of whom later.
3. Thomas, one of the founders of Killingworth, Conn. ; Member of the Legis
lature of Connecticut, 1671-1683 ; m. Mary Fletcher ; d. 1 8 Nov. 1685.
I. Mary.
He d. 1670.
WILLIAM STEPHENS ( -77/2), of Guildford, Conn. ; accompanied his father
to America ; for some years Magistrate of Guildford, Conn. ; m., 3 March 1653,
Mary, eldest dau. of John Meggs, and, by her (who d. 30 April 1703), had issue :—
1. John, b. 3 March 1654 ; d. unm. 1676.
2. Samuel, b. 1656.
3. Nathaniel, d. in infancy.
4. Nathaniel, of whom later.
5. Josiah, b. 8 Dec. 1670.
1. Judith, b. I Oct. 1668 ; m. Samuel Buell.
2. Mary, b. 2 Nov. 1677 > m> Joseph Harris.
He d. about 1712.
NATHANIEL STEPHENS (1661-1709), of Summer Hill, near Guildford, Conn. ;
commissioned Lieutenant in the Colonial Forces in Queen Anne's War, 1705 ;
m. Sarah , and, by her (who d. 24 May 1746), had issue : —
I. Nathaniel, of whom later.
1. Sarah, m., 25 Sept. 1707, Stephen Bishop, of Guildford, Conn.
2. Elizabeth, m., 10 May 1714, Hon. John Graves, of Guildford, Conn. ;
d. 10 Feb. 1725.
He d. 1709.
NATHANIEL STEPHENS ( -1747), of Summer Hill, near Guildford, Conn. ;
Captain of 6th Company, 7th Connecticut Regiment; m., 1 1 Nov. 1713, Mindwell,
dau. of Hon. George Graves, of Hartford, Conn., and, by her (who d. 12 Feb. 1771),
left issue : —
1. Nathaniel, b. 6 June 1721 ; m. (i), 14 May 1746, Sarah Griswold, by whom
he had issue : —
I. Samuel, b. 19 Sept. 1754 ; d. unm. 24 Sept. 1776.
1. Jerusha, b. 28 April 1747 ; m. Didymus French.
m. (2), 20 Oct. 1762, Ruth Dudley, by whom he had issue : —
2. Roswell, b. 14 Oct. 1764 ; d. 1794.
2. Mabel.
3. Sarah.
m. (3), 15 Aug. 1787, Rebecca Buell, by whom he had issue : —
4. Julia.
2. Elihu, of whom later.
3. Eliakim, b. 4 Oct. 1734 ; m., 7 Jan. 1756, Susannah French ; d. 27 Jan. 1784,
leaving issue.
1. Mindwell, b. 2 Feb. 1715 ; m., 20 Nov. 1733, Jonathan Crampton.
2. Sarah, b. 16 March 1722 ; m., 2 Nov. 1737, Ebenezer Bishop.
3. Mabel, b. 8 Oct. 1739 ; m., 20 Oct. 1757, Timothy Munger, of Guildford,
Conn.
He d. 9 March 1747.
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STEPHENS
ELIHU STEPHENS (1731-1814), of Guildford, Conn., and Claremont, New-
Hampshire ; b. 8 April 1731 ; Justice of Peace for New Hampshire from 1777 ;
three times elected a member of the Provincial Congress of that county; m. (i),
31 Oct. 1750, Rachel, eldest dau. and co-heir of Josiah Meigs, of Guildford, Conn.,
and, by her (who d. 21 July 1798), had issue : —
1. Josiah, of whom later.
2. Elihu, b. 21 Mar. 1755 > m-> 2 April 1798, Lucretia Matthews, and had issue.
3. Henry, b. 7 Feb. 1757; m., 26 Feb. 1777, Martha, widow of Lieutenant-
Colonel Joseph Waite.
4. Roswell, b. 8 Aug. 1760 ; m. Lucy Chapin ; d. 27 May 1832, leaving issue.
5. Meigs, b. 28 April 1763 ; m., 29 Jan. 1790, Lucretia, dau. of Andrews Evarts,
of East Guildford, and, dying 6 April i 846, had issue.
6. Ziba, twin brother of Meigs ; m., 26 May 1785, Lydia, dau. of Captain Gideon
Kirtland ; d. 2 Jan. 1834, leaving issue.
7. Linus, M.D., of Clinton, Michigan ; b. 19 Jan. 1766.
1. Rachael, b. 9 July 1768 ; m., 19 Feb. 1789, Roswell Clapp, of Charlestown,
New Hampshire.
2. Betty, b. 21 Dec. 1770 ; m. Sylvanus Church.
3. Eliza, b. 5 Oct. 1773 ; m. Benedick Roys.
He d. 27 Jan. 1814.
JOSIAH STEPHENS (1752-1827), of Guildford, Conn., and Claremont, New
Hampshire; b. 12 Aug. 1752; Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant of the New
Hampshire Regiment, 1 798-1 803 ; elected Member of the Legislature of New Hamp
shire, 1798; m. (i), 25 Jan. 1775, Abigail, dau. of Ebenezer Dudley, of East
Guildford, Conn., and, by her (who d. 1790), had issue : —
i. Josiah, b. 9 Sept. 1784 ; m., 1808, Mary, dau. of Ebenezer Fielding ; d. 3 Feb.
1857, leaving issue.
1. Abigail, d. young.
2. Abigail, b. 20 July 1778 ; m. Daniel Parmelee.
3. Ruth, d. young.
4. Ruth, b. 1 8 July 1787 ; m. Nathaniel Rice'; d. May 1819.
He m. (2), 9 Sept. 1790, Matilda, dau. of Captain John Cooke, of Norton,
Conn., and, by her (who d. 2 April 1826), had issue : —
2. Alfred, d. in infancy.
3. Alfred, d. in infancy.
4. Godfrey, b. 10 Sept. 1796 ; Member of the Legislature of New Hampshire for
several years ; m., 28 Nov. 1818, Hannah, dau. of Captain William Welsted
Poole, of Hollis, New Hampshire, and, dying I 8 Sept. I 842, left, by her
(who d. 10 Jan. 1861), issue.
5. Alvah, b. 1 1 Dec.i798 ; m., 5 April 1820, Almira Whedon ; d.s.p. 20 Feb. 1858.
6. Edwin Baxter, b. 24 Nov. 1800 ; d. unm. 22 June 1825.
7. PARAN, of whom we treat.
5. Matilda, b. 28 June 1791 ; m., i Jan. 1812, Hon. Samuel Fiske, of Brookfield,
Mass.; d. 28 Aug. 1820, leaving issue.
6. Miranda, b. 25 Nov. 1804 ; m., 25 Oct. 1826, Samuel Philips Fiske, of Clare
mont, New Hampshire ; d. 27 May 1882.
He d. 10 April 1827.
Arms — Per chevron azure, and argent, in chief two falcons volant or.
Crest — A demi-eagle displayed or.
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DIGGES
James McClenachan Digges, b. 22
Aug. 1837; m<5 J8 Nov. 1 863, Emma
Henrietta, dau. of James Scrymser, of
New York, and, by her, has had issue: —
1. Charles Munro, b. 10 Feb. 1865.
2. Edward Dudley Scrymser, b. 21
March 1866.
3. Thomas Nelson, b. 7 Aug. 1879.
1. Emily Arden.
2. Alice Virginia.
DESCENT
LEONARD DIGGES ( -1571), of Wootton
Court, Co. Kent, a well-known mathematician, son
of James Digges, of Barham, Co. Kent, whose
family had been seated in Kent for many genera
tions, m. Bridget, dau. of Thomas Wilford, of
Hartridge, Co. Kent, and, by her, had issue :
i. Thomas, of whom later.
1. Mary, m. — Barber.
2. Anne, m. William Digges.
3. Sarah, m. — Martin.
He d. 15/1.
THOMAS DIGGES ( -I595)> a celebrated mathematician; matriculated at
Queens' College, Cambridge, 1546; M.A., 1557 ; M.P. for Wallingford, 1572, and
for Southampton, 1585 ; Muster Master General of the English Forces in the Nether
lands, 1586-1594; m. Anne, dau. of Sir Warham St. Leger, Kt. (by Ursula his
wife, dau. of George Neville, Lord Abergavenny), and, by her (who died 1636),
had issue : —
1. Dudley, of whom later.
2. Leonard, b. 1588 ; matriculated at University College, Oxford, 1603 ; M.A.,
1626 ; poet ; d.s.p. 7 April 1635.
3. William, d. young.
1. Margaret, m. Sir Anthony Palmer, Kt.
2. Ursula.
3. Mary, d. young.
He d. 24 Aug. 1595.
SIR DUDLEY DIGGES (1583-1639), of Chilham, Co. Kent, b. 1583; ma
triculated at University College, Oxford, 1600 ; B.A., 1601 ; knighted at White
hall, 29 April 1607 ; M.P. for Tewkesbury, 1610-1614, 1621-1626, for Kent,
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DIGGES
1628-1629 ; Ambassador to Russia, 1618 ; Master of the Rolls, 1636-1639 ; m.
Mary, dau. of Sir Thomas Kempe, Kt., and, by her, had issue : —
1. Thomas, of Chilham ; matriculated at University College, Oxford, 1626 ; B.A.,
1629 ; m. Mary, dau. of Sir Morris Abbott, Kt., and, dying 1687, left
with other issue : —
I. Maurice (Sir), of Chilham, b. 1633 ; created a Baronet 6 Marck
1666 ; m. (i) Bennet, dau. of Mark Dixwell ; m. (2) Judith,
dau. of George Rose ; d.s.p. 1672.
2. John, of Faversham.
3. Dudley, b. 1613 ; matriculated at University College, Oxford, 1630 ; B.A.,
1632 ; M.A., 1635 ; Fellow of All Souls, 1632 ; d.s.p. I Oct. 1643.
4. Edward, of whom later.
i. Anne, m., 6 July 1633, Anthony Hammond.
He d. 1 8 March 1639.
EDWARD DIGGES (1620-1676), b. 1620 ; emigrated to Virginia, 1650 ; settled
at Hampton, York Co., Virginia ; introduced the culture of the silk- worm into
Virginia ; Member of the Council, 1654-1656, 1670-1675 ; Colonel of Horse and
Foot ; Governor of Virginia, 1656-1658 ; Agent of the Colony in England, 1658—
1660, 1663 ; Auditor-General, 1670-1676; m. Elizabeth Page, and, by her (who
d. 1691), had issue : —
1. William; J.P. 1671 ; Captain of Horse, 1674; Sheriff of York Co., 1679;
afterwards went to Charles Co., Maryland, where he became Member of the
Council ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Seawell, and, dying 1698, left
issue.
2. Dudley, of whom later.
3. Edward.
1. Mary, m. Captain Francis Page ; d. 10 May 1690.
2. Ann, m. Colonel William Cole } d. 21 Nov. 1688.
He d. 15 March 1676.
DUDLEY DIGGES (1665-1710), b. 1665; Member of the Council; Auditor-
General ; m. Susannah, dau. of Colonel William Cole, of Bolthorpe, Warwick Co.,
and, by her (who d. 1/08), had issue : —
1. Cole, of whom later.
2. Edward, d. 1711.
3. Dudley, of Williamsburg ; m. Mary, dau. of James Hubard, and had issue.
4. Elizabeth.
He d. 1 8 Jan. 1710.
COLE DIGGES (1692-1744), b. 1692 ; Member of the House of Burgesses,
1718; Member of the Council, 1719; President of the Council; m. Elizabeth,
dau. of Dr. Henry Power, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Edward, of whom later.
2. William (Colonel), of Denbigh ; m. Frances, dau. of Major Anthony Robinson;
d. April 1817, leaving issue.
3. Dudley (Colonel), Member of the Council ; m. Martha Armistead ; d. 3 June
1790, leaving issue.
1. Mary, b. 1717; m., 23 Aug. 1739, Nathaniel Harrison; d. 12 Nov. 1744,
leaving issue.
2. Susannah, m. 23 Aug. 1739, Benjamin Harrison, and had issue.
He d. 1744.
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DIGGES
EDWARD DIGGES ( -1769), of Bellfield, Virginia ; Member of the House
of Burgesses; m., 9 Aug. 1739, Anne, dau. of Nathaniel Harrison, and, by her
(who d. 1 6 Dec. 1775), had issue : —
1. Edward, b. 26 May 1740 ; d. in infancy.
2. Edward, b. I Dec. 1741 ; d. in infancy.
3. William, of Bellfield and Newport News, b. 29 Dec. 1742 ; J.P. ; Member
of the House of Delegates ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Colonel William Digges,
of Denbigh, and had issue.
4. Cole, b. 1 1 Oct. 1744 ; Member of the House of Delegates; d.s.p. 20 May 1777.
5. Edward, of whom later.
6. Thomas, b. 17 Aug. 1750 ; J.P. ; d. I 5 Aug. 1818, leaving issue.
7. Dudley, b. 15 Jan. 1760 ; m. Mary Digges, and had issue.
8. Charles.
1. Mary, b. 25 Dec. 1748 ; m. George Fitzhugh ; d. 7 Feb. 1814, leaving issue.
2. Elizabeth, b. 14 Nov. 1752 ; m., 1772, Dr. Thomas Powell.
3. Hannah, b. I Dec. 1754 ; d. in infancy.
4. Anne, b. 5 Sept. 1756 ; d. in infancy.
5. Sarah, b. 17 Dec. 1757 ; m. William Fitzhugh, and had issue.
He d. 22 March 1769.
EDWARD DIGGES (1746-1818), of Fauquier Co., Virginia; b. 22 Jan. 1746;
J.P. ; Captain of Artillery ; m., n June 1775, Elizabeth, dau. of Colonel Thomas
Gaskins, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Edward, of whom later.
2. Thomas Gaskins, b. 9 April 1779.
3. Cole Harrison, b. 6 March 1781 ; d. young.
4. Richard Henry Lee, d. in infancy.
5. William Henry, b. 24 June 1791 ; d. 29 March 1832, leaving issue.
6. Charles Richard, d. in infancy.
7. Ludwell, b. 14 April 1796 ; d. 4 March 1836.
1. Sarah Dudley, b. 24 May 1783 ; m. her cousin, Whiting Digges.
2. Portia, b. 1 1 Sept. 1785.
He d. 29 Oct. 1818.
EDWARD DIGGES (1777- ), b. 6 March 1777 ; m., 30 March 1798, Ann
Eustace Gaskins, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Cole, b. 1 80 1 ; d. in infancy.
2. Thomas Edward, b. 1805 ; m. Sarah Beal ; d.s.p. 1885.
3. John Henry, b. 1806 ; m. Elizabeth L. Gordon ; d.s.p. 1869.
4. Charles William, of whom later.
5. Wilson Morris, b. 1813 ; d.s p. 1838.
6. Joseph Stone, b. 1819 ; d. in infancy.
1. Ann Elizabeth, b. 1799 ; d. unm. 1876.
2. Frances Cordelia, b. 1800 ; m. — - Blackwell ; d.s.p. 1860.
3. Sarah Gaskins, b. 1803 ; d. unm. 1884.
4. Mary Allett Lee, b. 1807 ; d. unm. 1888.
5. Portia Lucella, b. 1810 ; d. unm. 1879.
6. Harriett Byron, b. 1812 ; d. young.
7. Hester Ann Rogers, b. 1814 ; d. unm. 1859.
8. Kitty Reynolds, b. 1816.
9. Harriett, b. 1817 ; d. in infancy.
10. Jane Eustace, b. 1820 ; d. unm. 1879.
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DIGGES
CHARLES WILLIAM DIGGES (1809-1869), b. 1809 ; m., 18 April 1833,
Elizabeth Scott, dau. of Charles McClenachan, and, by her (who d. 1877), had
issue : —
1. Edward Wilson, b. 1834 ; d. young.
2. JAMES MCCLENACHAN, of whom we treat.
3. Charles William, b. 1839 ; m. Ida Rucker, and has issue : —
Charles William.
Ann Elizabeth.
4. Thomas Henry, b. 1841 ; m. Elizabeth Le Forge, and has issue : —
i. Lloyd.
1. Ann Elizabeth.
2. Laura.
3- Agnes.
1. Mary McClenachan, b. 1843 ; d. unm. 1862.
2. Ann Elizabeth, b. 1845 ; d. unm. 1890.
He d. 1869.
Residence — Warrenton and Cliff Mills, Fauquier Co., Virginia.
Arms — Gules, on a cross argent, five eagles displayed, sable.
Crests — An eagle's leg couped at the thigh sable, issuant therefrom
three ostrich feathers argent.
ENO
Henry Clay Eno, b. 28 Oct. 1840 ; m., 12 Oct. 1869, Cornelia,
dau. of George William Lane, and, by her (who d. 2 May 1907),
had issue : —
Henry Lane, b. 8 July 1871 ; m., 19 Oct. 1898, Edith Marie, dau. of
Peter Labouisse, of New Orleans, Louisiana, and has issue : —
Alice Labouisse, b. 19 Aug. 1903.
DESCENT
JAMES ENNO (1625-1682), descended from an ancient Huguenot family settled
in London ; bap. 21 Aug. 1625 ; emigrated from England to America, 1648,
and settled at Windsor, Conn. ; m., 18 Aug. 1648, Anna Bidewell, and, dying
ii July 1682, left, by her (who d. 7 Oct. 1657), a son : —
JAMES ENNO (1651-1714), of Windsor, Conn., b. 30 Oct. 1651 ; m., 26 Dec.
1678, Abigail Bissell, and, dying 16 July 1714, left, by her (who d. 19 April 1728),
a son : —
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ENO
DAVID ENO (1702-1745), of Simsbury, Conn., b. 12 Aug. 1702 ; m., 20 Oct.
1726, Mary, dau. of Cornelius Gillet, of Windsor, Conn., d. 1745 (killed at the
siege of Louisburg), leaving, by her (who d. 23 Nov. 1760), a son : —
JONATHAN ENO (1739-1813), of Simsbury, Conn., b. 1739 ; m., 7 Jan. 1765,
Mary, dau. of Elijah Hart, and, dying 4 Dec. 1813, left, by her (who d. 8 Oct.
1834), a son :—
SALMON ENO (1779-1842), of Simsbury, Conn., b. 13 Dec. 1779 ; m., 2 June
1805, Mary, dau. of Amos Richards, of New Britain, Conn., and, dying 3 April
1842, left, by her (who d. Sept. 1883), a son : —
AMOS RICHARDS ENO (1810-1898), of Simsbury, Conn., b. i Nov. 1810 ; m.,
14 Jan. 1835, Lucy Jane, dau. of Elisha Phelps, of Simsbury, Conn., and, by her
(who d. 14 Nov. 1882), had issue : —
HENRY CLAY, of whom we treat.
He d. 21 Feb. 1898.
Residences — 8 East 6ist Street, New York ; Sanzatuck, Conn. ;
Sonogee, Bar Harbour, Maine.
Clubs — University, Century, New York Yacht, City, Grolier,
Seawanhaka Yacht, (New York).
FOX
William Freeman Fox, b. in Ballston Spa, N.Y., 11 Jan. 1840;
m., at Corning, N.Y., 28 Sept. 1865, Mary Ann, dau. of Levi
H. Shattuck, and has had issue :—
Charles Shattuck, b. 8 Nov. 1868.
Emma, b. 24 June 1870.
Colonel Fox was educated at Union College, Schenectady,
1860; entered the Army during the Civil War; served as
Captain, Major, and Lieutenant-Colonel in the loyth Regiment,
New York Volunteers ; Superintendent of the State Forests
of New York.
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DESCENT
DANIEL Fox descended from a family which resided in New London, Conn.,
and was a great-grandson of Thomas Fox, of Concord, Mass., who was b. in
England, and d. 1658, and whose three sons settled in New London about 1675 ;
m. (i), 10 Oct. 1747, Hannah Burr, by whom he had issue : —
1. Reuben, served in Connecticut Militia ; marched to New London, 1781 ; settled
in Cornwall ; m., and had issue.
2. Ansel, served in the American Army, under General Benedict Arnold, on the
Lake ; enlisted in the Continental Artillery, and was killed at the battle of
Monmouth.
3. Hubbard, served in Captain Holme's Company of the First Connecticut Line,
a New London Regiment, which was present at Germantown, Valley Forge,
Monmouth, Tryon's Invasion, and Stony Point.
4. Allen (or Allyn), served in the campaign against Ticonderoga and Crown
Point ; afterwards joined the Seventh Connecticut Line, which Regiment
was present at Germantown, Valley Forge, and Stony Point ; transferred to
Second Connecticut Line, and was present at West Point, June 1783.
1 . Sybil, m. Joseph Rowley, and settled in Richmond, Berkshire Co., Mass.
2. Dimmis, m. Brown Chamberlain, and settled in Richmond, Berkshire Co.,
Mass.
He m. (2) Elizabeth Gates, by whom he had issue : —
5. Jehiel, of whom later.
6. Levet (or Leavitt), of Hoosick Falls, N.Y.
7. Amasa.
8. Daniel.
9. Gabriel Ely, of Sackett's Harbor, N.Y.
3. Candace.
4. Orange, m. Jonathan Townshend, and had issue.
He m. (3) — Winslow.
JEHIEL Fox (1762-1823), b. in East Haddam, Conn., 12 Aug. 1762 ; moved
to New Canaan ; enlisted in a Militia Regiment, 1781; served with the troops which
marched to the relief of New London ; entered the Ministry as a Baptist preacher ;
moved to Hoosick Falls, 1788, and afterwards to Chester, Warren Co., N.Y., April
1797 ; m. Jerusha, dau. of Captain Hezekiah Baldwin, and, by her (who d. 2 Sept.
1819), had issue : —
1. Alanson, of Chester, Warren Co., N.Y. ; b, at Canaan, N.Y., 30 Jan. 1787 ;
m. Maria Chesebrough, by whom he had issue; d. in New York City, 13 July
1829.
2. Solyman B., m. Aurelia Warren, and, dying 5 Oct. 1813, left issue.
3. Norman, of whom later.
1. Selina, m. Joseph Dean, and, dying 1861, left issue.
2. Sophia, m. Dr. Benjamin Dean, and, dying 17 Nov. 1853, left issue.
He d. 25 July 1823.
NORMAN Fox (1792-1863), b. at Hoosick Falls, N.Y., 17 Sept. 1792;
educated at Granville Academy, Washington Co., N.Y., and at Union College,
Schenectady, 1817 ; served in the war of 1812, as an Ensign in one of the Regi
ments from Essex Co. ; Judge of the Warren and Washington County Courts ;
Member of the New York Legislature, and of the Assembly, 1819-1820, 1826,
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and 1830 ; moved to Schenectady, April 1851, and afterwards to Painted Post,
N.Y. ; m. (i), 23 Feb. 1831, Jane, dau. of William Freeman, and, by her (who d.
7 March 1849), na^ issue : —
1. Alanson Jehiel, b. at Glens Falls, N.Y., 7 Nov. 1833 ; m. (i), Abbie, dau. of
John D. Hale, of Ballston Spa, N.Y., and, by her (who d. 1871), had
issue : —
i. Stuart McArthur, b. 2 Oct. 1870.
1. Ada, b. 14 April 1863.
2. Julia McKnight, b. 9 June 1869.
m. (2), 1873, Cornelia, dau. of Philander W. Stebbins, of Plainfield, New
Jersey, and had issue : —
2. Joseph Stebbins, b. 3 Jan. 1880 ; d. in infancy.
3. Alanson, b. 18 Nov. 1881.
2. Norman, b. at Glens Falls, N.Y., 13 Feb. 1836 ; graduated at the University of
Rochester, 1855, and at the Rochester Theological Seminary ; entered the
Army, and was commissioned as Chaplain of the 77th Regiment, New
York Infantry ; afterwards became Professor at William Jewell College,
Liberty, Missouri ; received degree of D.D. from University of Rochester ;
m. (i), 1868, Julia T. McKnight, and, by her (who d. 1869), had issue : —
1. Arthur Benjamin, b. 19 Sept. 1869.
m. (2), 1874, Jane B. Bleecker, of New York City, and, by her (who d.
1880), has had issue : —
2. Noel Bleecker, b. 28 March 1878.
i. Alice Bleecker, b. 15 June, 1876.
3 WILLIAM FREEMAN, of whom we treat.
4. Charles James, b. at Ballston Spa, N.Y., 9 April 1 842 ; graduated at Union
College, 1861 ; entered the Army, 1862, and received a commission as
First Lieutenant in the iO7th Regiment, New York Volunteers ; promoted to
be Captain, and afterwards Major ; was present at Antietam, Chancellors-
ville, Gettysburg, Resaca, New Hope Church, Peach Tree Creek, Siege of
Atalanta, The March to the Sea, Siege of Savannah, The Carolinas,
Averasboro, and Bentonville ; m., 1865, Louise, dau. of the Hon. John C.
Wright, Judge of the Supreme Court, and, formerly, Comptroller of the
State, and has had issue : —
1. Norman Wright, b. 23 July 1866.
2. Herbert Wright, b. 7 Feb. 1873.
3. Walter Wright, b. 21 Feb. 1878.
4. George Henry, b. I 5 Aug. 1882.
i. Caroline Wright, b. 21 April 1869.
5. George Henry, b. at Ballston Spa, N.Y., 8 Oct. 1846 ; graduated at the
University of Rochester, A.M., 1867 ; entered the Army, and joined the
77th Regiment, New York Volunteers, and served till the close of the war
in 1865 ; afterwards entered the medical profession ; M.D., University of
Pennsylvania, 1869; m., 1872, Harriet Louisa, dau. of Francis Henry
Gibbs, of Munda, N.Y., and has had issue : —
1. George Howard, b. in London, 4 July 1873.
2. Alanson Gibbs, b. 30 Aug. 1879.
1. Adaline, b. 23 Nov. 1875.
2. Helen, b. 19 Sept. 1882.
i. Adaline, b. at Chester, N.Y., 17 Feb. 1832 ; d. at Ballston Spa, N.Y., 7 Nov.
1850.
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2. Mary Elizabeth, b. at Ballston Spa, N.Y., n July 1844; m., 1870, Rev.
Robert S. McArthur, D.D., of New York City, and has had issue : —
1. Robert Fox, b. 7 Nov. 1871.
2. Kenneth Cauldwell, b. 6 Oct. 1882.
1. Gertrude Eugenie, b. 6 Feb. 1873.
2. Edith Stuart, b. 8 April 1874.
3. Marion Elizabeth, b. 14 Feb. 1884.
He d. at Painted Post, N.Y., 3 Oct. 1863, having m. (2), 8 Aug. 1854, Mary
Ann (who d. 1886), widow of John D. Hale, of Ballston Spa.
Residence — 342 Hudson Avenue, Albany, N.Y.
HARE-POWEL
Robert Johnston Hare-Powel, b., at
Newport, R.I., 4 May 1855 ; m., at
Morristown, New Jersey, i June 1887,
Elisabeth Butler, dau. of John P. Crosby,
and, by her, has had issue : —
1. John, b. 6 July 1893 ; d. 24 July 1893.
2. Robert Johnston, b. 23 Nov. 1895.
i. Elisabeth, b. 1 1 Nov. 1889.
Mr. Hare-Powel, who graduated at
Harvard University, 1878, was admitted
a member of the Philadelphia Bar, 1882.
DESCENT
RICHARD HARE (1700-1776), of Limehouse,
Co. Middlesex, descended from the ancient and
distinguished Norfolk family of Hare of Stow-
Bardolph ; b. 1700; J.P., Co. Middlesex; m. (as
his second wife) Martha, dau. of the Rev. — Har-
ford, and, by her, left issue : —
i. Richard, of Bath, b. 1747; d. 1822, leaving
issue.
2. James, b. 1749; A.M.(Oxon) ; Rector of Coin St. Denys, Co. Gloucester;
d. 1808, leaving issue.
3. Robert, of whom later.
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4. John, of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law ; d.s.p. 1784.
5. Charles, b. 1756 ; Captain, R.N. ; d. leaving issue.
1. Martha, b. 1758 ; d.s.p. 1840.
2. Charlotte, b. 1763 ; d.s.p. 1803.
3. Mary, d.s.p.
He d. I July 1776, and his will was proved, P.C.C., Aug. 1776.
ROBERT HARE (1752-1811), of Woolwich, Kent, b. 28 Jan. 1752 ; emigrated
to Philadelphia, 4 June 1773 ; became a framer of the ist Constitution, and Speaker
of the ist Senate of Pennsylvania, 1796 ; m. Margaret, dau. of Charles Willing, and,
dying 8 March 181 1, left, by her (who d. 21 Sept. 1816), with other issue : —
JOHN HARE-POWEL (1786-1856), of Powelton, Philadelphia, and Newport,
R.I., b. 22 April 1786 ; adopted the name of Powel, in addition to his own, on
succeeding to an entailed estate ; Secretary of Legation at Court of St. James's,
1808-1811 ; Inspector-General (with rank of Colonel) in U.S. Army, 1814-1815 ;
Senator in Pennsylvania Senate, 1827-1830 ; m. Julia, dau. of Colonel Andrew de
Veaux,and, dying 14 June 1856, left, by her (who d. 8 Dec. 1845), with other issue: —
SAMUEL HARE-POWEL (1818-1885), of Powelton, Philadelphia, and Newport,
R.I., b. 14 Aug. 1818 ; an Attache at the French and English Courts, 1840-1842 ;
Senator in Rhode Island Senate, 1870-1876; m., 6 March 1845, Mary, dau. of
Robert Johnston, and, by her (who d. 28 July 1900), had issue : —
1. Samuel, b. 1848 ; d. 1902, leaving issue.
2. John, b. 1852 ; d.s.p. 1892.
3. ROBERT JOHNSTON, of whom we treat.
4. Harford, b. 1856; m., and had issue.
1. Mary, b. 1846.
2. Katherine, b. 1850 ; m., and had issue.
He d. 5 March 1885.
Residences — Dobbs Ferry-on-Hudson, New York, and Newport,
Rhode Island.
Arms — Gules, two bars and a chief indented, or.
Crest — A demi-lion rampant argent, holding a cross crosslet
fitchee gules, ducally gorged or.
RUXTON
Philip Ruxton, b. 19 Jan. 1866; m., 8 Dec. 1891, Louise, dau,
of Thomas Talmage De Witt, and, by her, has issue :—
1. Louise, b. 20 Feb. 1894.
2. Frances, b. 3 Dec. 1898.
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DESCENT
ROBERT RUXTON (1747-1828), son of Robert Ruxton, of Gilchorn, N.B.,
b. 1747 ; m. Margaret, dau. of Andrew Brown, and, dying 1828, left, by her (who
d. 1824), a son : —
WILLIAM RUXTON (1797-1842), of Buffalo, New York, b. 2 July 1797 ; m.
Caroline, dau. of William Barton, and, dying 7 June 1842, left, by her (who d.
31 March 1887), a son : —
WILLIAM BROWN RUXTON (1832-1899), of Buffalo, New York, b. 22 July
1832 ; m., 5 Sept. 1854, Mary Anna, dau. of William Wallace Howell, and has had,
by her (who d. March 1882), a son : —
PHILIP RUXTON, of whom we treat.
He d. 1899.
Residence — 24 Remsen Street, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Clubs — Hamilton, Brooklyn, Excelsior, and Crescent (New York).
GAMAGE
Frederick Luther Gamage, b. at Woodville, Mass., 19 June 1860;
m., 23 Sept. 1886, Isabella, dau. of Captain Robert Horner, by
whom he has had issue : —
Frederick Luther, b. 13 Jan. 1896.
Margaret Edgerton, b. 27 Dec. 1890.
Professor Gamage graduated at West High School, 1878 ;
Brown University (A.B., 1882 ; A.M., 1885) and received the
degree of D.C.L., Hobart College, i
DESCENT
JOHN GAMAGE of Ipswich, Mass., ancestor of the family in New England, was
first known as a soldier in King Philip's war, 1675, serving under Colonel Samuel
Appleton ; m. Mary, dau. of Alexander Knight, and, by her (who m. (2) Henry
Osborn), had issue : —
1. John, b. 6 Feb. 1676 ; m. Hannah Adams ; d.s.p. 25 April 1753.
2. Nathaniel, b. Feb. 1678 ; d. 1741.
3. Joshua, of whom later.
1. Mary, b. 15 July 1681 ; m., in Boston, 25 April 1706, Samue] Bridgeman.
2. Sarah, m. in Boston, 4 Dec. 1707, Samuel Roberts.
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JOSHUA GAMAGE, settled in Cambridge, Mass., about 1708 ; admitted to
membership First Parish Church, 1727 ; m., 22 June 1710, Deborah, dau. of William
Wyeth, and, by her (who d. 1773), had issue : —
1. Nathaniel, b. I March 1713; m. Mary, dau. of Joshua Norwood, and had
issue.
2. William, of whom later.
3. John, b. 1 6 Feb. 1724 ; m. Agnes — — ; d. 1772.
4. Daniel, b. 1 6 March 1734 ; soldier in the Revolution.
1. Mary, b. 6 April 1712 ; d. in infancy.
2. Ruth, b. 19 July 1719 ; d. in infancy.
3. Sarah, b. I Sept. 1721 ; m., 17 Jan. 1750, Stephen Palmer.
4. Martha, b. 17 April 1726; m. (i), 6 Nov. 1746, Daniel Parkhurst ; m. (2)
John Hagar.
5. Rebecca, b. 21 Dec. 1729 ; m., 25 March 1756, Jacob Bull.
6. Elizabeth, b. 2 April 1732 ; d. in infancy.
WILLIAM GAMAGE (1715-1783), b. in Cambridge, Mass., 21 Feb. 1715; settled
in Watertown ; an officer in a Middlesex Regiment ; Ensign, 1763 ; Lieutenant, 1765 ;
m., in Boston, i Aug. 1746, Abigail, dau. of Stephen Cook, and, by her (who d.
21 Dec. 1803), had issue : —
1. William, b. 22 Feb. 1748 ; m., n Nov. 1777, Sarah Doulet, by whom he had
issue ; d. I Jan. 1821.
2. Samuel, of whom later.
3. Joshua, b. in Cambridge, Mass., Jan. 1753 ; m. (i) Mary Beaton, of Cambridge,
who d. 28 Dec. 1825, leaving issue ; m. (2) Hannah Gordon ; d. 24 June
1843.
4. Daniel, b. March 1755 ; d. in infancy.
5. Daniel, b. 4 May 1761.
6. John, b. in Cambridge, Mass., March 1765 ; m., 5 March 1789, Elizabeth
Ash ; d. 1 1 Oct. 1816, leaving issue.
1. Abigail, b. 5 Aug. 1750 ; d. in infancy.
2. Abigail, b. 28 May 1759 ; m- Dr. ^ph. Ware, of Groton, Mass.
He d. at Cambridge, Mass., 21 Dec. 1783.
SAMUEL GAMAGE (17 5 1-1832), b. in Watertown, 25 Aug. 1751 ; a Lieutenant
under Captain Winthrop Gray, of Colonel Craft's Regiment of Artillery, served one
year as Lieutenant of Marines on board frigate Dean in the War of Independence ;
m. (i), at Waltham, Mass., 5 Feb. 1780, Martha, widow of Ebenezer Swift, and dau.
of Richard Rice, of Natick, Mass., and, by her (who d. 7 Nov. 1788), had issue : —
1. Richard, of whom later.
2. Samuel, b. in Cambridge, Mass. 16 April 1782 ; m., 22 May 1808, Julia Tunis
(who d. 4 June 1822) ; d. in Batavia, Ohio, 24 April 1824, leaving issue.
3. Amory, b. 30 May 1784.
4. Elisha, of Hudson, N.Y., b. I 5 June 1786 ; bur. at sea, 4 July 1809.
1. Betsy, b. 2 April 1788; d. 21 Aug. 1797.
He m. (2), 21 June 1792, Mary, dau. of Joseph Ellise, of Sag Harbour, L.I.,
by whom he had issue : —
5. Edward.
2. Hannah.
3. Sarah.
4. Julia, m. — Maxwell.
5. Harriet, m. W. H. Shaver, of Hudson, and had issue.
He d. at Hudson, N.Y., 4 Aug. 1832.
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RICHARD GAMAGE (1780-1848), b. in Cambridge, Mass., n Dec. 1780;
settled in village of Woodville, Hopkinton, Mass. ; Captain of Militia for many
years; m. at Sherburn, Mass., 26 July 1801, Betsey, dau. of John Phipps, and,
by her (who d. 28 May 1857), na(^ 'ssue :"~
1. Amory, b. at Hopkinton, Mass., 20 July 1812 ; settled in Boston 1833 ; m.
I Nov. 1835, Nancy (who m. (2) Levi Hardy, of Oxford, Mass.), dau. of
Captain William Lyman ; d. 16 April 1882, leaving issue.
2. Joseph, of whom later.
3. Richard, b. 1 1 Nov. 1817 ; m. Elizabeth Bridges; d. 15 Jan. 1898.
1. Martha, b. 1803 ; d. in infancy.
2. Martha, b. I Jan. 1804; m., 19 Nov. 1826, John Smith, of Hopkinton, and
had issue.
3. Izannah, b. 24 June 1808 ; m., II March 1834, Lowell Belnap (who d. 3 May
1872) ; d. 9 Jan. 1889.
4. Hannah, b. 24 July 1810 ; m., 9 April 1829, William H. Morse, of Milford,
later of Hopkinton (who d. 22 Nov. 1889) ; d. 15 Dec. 1890.
5. Betsey, b. I Jan. 1820 ; m. (i), 3 April 1838, Alvah Ormes, of Milford, Mass.,
and had issue ; m. (2) Emerson Haven, of Milford, Mass.
6. Ann, b. 9 Feb. 1822 ; m., 30 July 1844, Harvey Newton, of Westboro'; d.s.p.
22 March 1893.
7. Mary, b. 3 Jan. 1827; m., 12 Dec. 1859, George Howard of Boston,
Mass. ; d.s.p.
He d. 26 May 1848, and was bur. at Woodville, Mass.
JOSEPH GAMAGE (1814-1893), b. in Woodville Village, Hopkinton, Mass.,
24 June 1814; m., 7 July 1836, Mary Taft, of Woodville, and by her (who d.
23 Dec. 1893), had issue : —
1 . Henry Richard, of whom later.
2. Wilbur S., b. 24 June 1856 ; m., 6 Nov. 1879, Lizzie Warren ; d.s.p.
1. Izannah, b. 3 Nov. 1840 ; m., 11 Oct. I 860, George F., son of William Adam,
of Hopkinton, Mass., and had issue.
2. Ann, b. 14 Feb. 1843 ; m., 17 Feb. 1863, Luther W. Haven ; d. I Feb. 1905.
3. Mary, b. 4 May 1845 ; m., 13 Nov. 1861, George Henry, son of John Adams, of
Littleton, Mass. ; d. 17 June 1905, leaving issue.
4. Addie, b. 5 July 1847 ; m., 31 Dec. 1865, James F. Gleason, of Marlboro',
Mass.
5. Josephine, b. 13 June 1849 ; m., 5 Oct. 1870, Leroy Coolidge, of Woodville,
Mass, (who d. 13 Feb. 1903) ; d.s.p. 8 May 1894.
6. Ellen, b. 24 Nov. 1850 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 12 Oct. 1893, and was bur. at Woodville, Mass.
HENRY RICHARD GAMAGE (1838-1864), b. i Nov. 1838 ; served in the 26th
Massachusetts Regiment of Infantry, the war of the Rebellion, and was killed at the
Battle of Winchester ; m. at Westboro', Mass., 28 July 1858, Abbie Lackie, and
left issue : —
1. Louis H., b. 30 Jan. 1859.
2. FREDERICK LUTHER, of whom we treat.
He d. 19 Sept. 1864.
Residence — Pawling, New York.
Club — University (New York).
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Charles Ebenezer Hill, b. 7 Feb. i
m., 23 Nov. 1875, Kate Watts, dau. of
Philip Coleman Clayton, and, by her
(who d. 6 April 1907), has had issue : —
1. Bancroft Clayton, b. 17 Feb. 1877 ;
d. 6 July 1877.
2. John Philip, b. 2 May 1879 ;
A.B. (Johns Hopkins University,
1900) ; LL.B (Harvard Uni
versity, 1903); Captain 4th In
fantry M.N.G.
3. Eben Clayton, b. 9 Oct. 1881; A.B.
(Johns Hopkins University,
1902) ; m., 19 Sept. 1908, Lucy
Lovell, dau. of Edward Storrs
Atwater.
4. Joseph Bancroft, b. 5 May 1887.
DESCENT
RALPH HILL ( -1663), presumed to have
descended from the ancient West of England family
of Hill, whose arms have been borne by the
American family for several generations, emigrated
to America before 1638 and was one of the first settlers of Plymouth Colony;
disposed of his land at Wellingsley, Plymouth, 16 Sept. 1643 ; admitted freeman of
Woburn, 1647 5 Selectman of the town, 1649 > ^- 29 April 1663, leaving issue : —
1. Ralph, of whom later.
2. Nathaniel, m., 21 June 1667, Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Holmes, of Cambridge ;
d. 14 May 1706.
3. Jonathan, b. 20 April 1646 ; m., II Dec. 1666, Mary, dau. of William Hart-
well, of Concord.
1. Jane, m. Francis Littlefield.
2. Martha.
3. Rebecca, m., 5 July 1666, Caleb Farley ; d. 1669.
His will was proved 12 Nov. 1663.
RALPH HILL ( -1695), one of the petitioners, with his father, for the in
corporation of the town of Billerica ; sergeant in command of his house, used as a
garrison house in King Philip's War ; served throughout the Indian Wars ; Ensign of
the Billerica company, 1683, afterwards becoming Captain; Representative of the
General Court of Massachusetts, 1689-90, and again 1692 ; m., 15 Nov. 1660,
Martha, dau. of Roger Toothaker, and, by her (who d. 4 Jan. 1704), had issue : —
1. Samuel, of whom later.
2. Daniel, b. z^ Feb. 1675.
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1. Elizabeth, b. 28 July 1661; m., 2 June 1687, Timothy Baldwin, of Charlestown ;
d. 26 Jan. 1704.
2. Deborah, b. 14 Dec. 1663 ; m. John Sheldon.
3. Rebecca, b. 14 Aug. 1666.
4. Hannah, b. 18 Dec. 1681 ; d. 20 Sept. 1689.
He d. 9 April 1695.
SAMUEL HILL (1672-1755), b. 18 Feb. 1672; Captain of the military company
in Billerica ; m. Deborah , and, by her (who d. 27 June 1748), had issue : —
1. Ralph, b. 16 Sept. 1707 ; m., I Feb. 1733, Mehitable, dau. of William Patten ;
d. 13 Feb. 1789.
2. Samuel, of whom later.
1. Deborah, b. 4 Nov. 1705 ; m., 8 May 1729, Samuel Whiting, grandson of the
Rev. Samuel Whiting, A.B., first Minister of Billerica ; d. 5 Sept. 1745.
2. Martha, b. 15 Sept. 1709 ; d. 8 April 1747.
3. Rebecca, b. I 2 Oct. 1711; m., 17 Feb. 1746, Isaac Marshall; d. 13 Dec. 1789.
4. Sarah, b. 1 1 Dec. 1713 ; m., 6 June 1737, David Baldwin ; d. 2 I April 1750.
5. Hannah, b. Feb. 1718 ; d. 15 May 1736.
6. Ursle, b. 23 April 1721.
7. Elizabeth, b. 1 6 Sept. 1723 ; m., 13 March 1755, Abraham Jaquith.
He d. 4 Aug. 1755.
SAMUEL HILL (1716-1798), b. 20 Feb. 1716 ; served in the French and Indian
Wars, and the War of the Revolution ; m. Sarah, dau. of Captain Ebenezer Cutler, of
Lexington, and, by her (who d. 30 Dec. 1808), left issue : —
1. Samuel, b. 1764 ; d. 23 May 1813.
2. Ebenezer, of whom later.
He d. 21 June 1/98.
EBENEZER HILL (1766-1854), b. Jan. 1766; graduated at Harvard College
(A.B., 1786; A.M., 1789)5 Minister of the Church at Mason for sixty-four
years; representative in New Hampshire Legislature, 1839 ; m. (i), 2 Feb. 1791,
Polly, dau. of Nathaniel Boynton, and, by her (who d. 2 March 1794), had issue : —
I. Ebenezer, b. 16 Oct. 1791; d. 16 May 1875.
1. Polly, b. 13 Jan. 1793.
2. Sally, b. 13 Jan. 1793.
He m. (2), 1 8 Nov. 1795, Rebecca, dau. of Colonel Ebenezer Bancroft and
widow of Samuel Howard, and, by her (who d. 12 July 1797), had issue : —
2. Joseph Bancroft, of whom later.
3. John Boynton, b. 25 Nov. 1796 ; (A.B., 1821) Harvard College ; Attorney at
Law ; Representative of City of Bangor in Maine Legislature, 1853-1855, and
Speaker pro tern. 1855 ; m., 10 Aug. 1829, Achsah Parker ; d. 3 May 1886.
He m. (3), 22 Sept. 1799, Abigail, dau. of Colonel Timothy Jones, by whom he
had issue : —
4. Edward Stearns, b. 19 July 1800 ; m. Catherine Houghton ; d. 24 March
1874.
5. Timothy, b. 15 March 1808 ; d. in infancy.
6. Timothy (D.D.), b. 30 June 1819 ; d. 21 May 1887.
3. Rebecca Howard, b. 13 March 1802 ; d. April 1883.
4. Abigail Jones, b. 7 Feb. 1804 ; m. John Kimball ; d. 9 Sept. 1829.
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5. Maria, b. 14 Dec. 1806; m. Oliver H. Pratt ; d. 10 Sept. 1835.
6. Lucy Sylvania, b. 14 June 1810 ; d. 13 Aug. 1827.
7. Adeliza, b. 12 July 1812 ; m. Benjamin Wheeler Merriam ; d. 14 June 1881.
8. Martha, b. 31 Oct. 1816 ; m. Rev. Edwin Ruthven Hodgman ; d. 2 May 1854.
He d. 20 May 1854.
JOSEPH BANCROFT HILL (1796-1864), b. 25 Nov. 1796 ; graduated at Harvard
College (A.B., 1821); admitted toTennessee Bar, 19 Sept. 1828; later, joined his
father in the Ministry of the Church at Mason ; joined the Army of Cumberland in
Service of Christian Commission ; m., 26 Aug. 1845, Harriet, dau. of Captain Isaac
Brown, and, by her, left issue : —
1. CHARLES EBENEZER, ( f whom we treat.
2. William Bancroft (D.D.), b. 17 Feb. 1857 ; graduated at Harvard University
(A.B., 1 879) ; admitted to Baltimore Bar, 1882; graduated Union Theological
Seminary, 1886 ; 'Professor Biblical Literature, Vassar College ; m., 29 Dec.
1892, Elise, dau. of Frederic Weyerhauser, of St. Paul, Minn.
3. Joseph Adna, b. 5 May 1860; graduated Harvard University (A.B., 1885 ;
A.M., 1887), (Ph.D. Halle, Germany, 1892).
He was killed in a railway accident, 1 6 June 1864, while attending the wounded
at Chattanooga.
Residences — 2120 North Charles Street, Baltimore, Maryland, and
Temple, Hillsboro' Co., New Hampshire.
Clubs — University, Country (Baltimore) ; Alpha Delta Phi (New
York).
Arms — Gules, a saltire vair, between four mullets argent.
Crest — A demi-leopard argent, spotted of all colours, ducally
gorged or.
DALLAS
Trevanion Barlow Dallas, b. 1 1 Sept.
1843 5 m- (0> 1 1 May 1869, Ella, dau.
of Hugh Douglas, of Nashville, Ten
nessee, and, by her (who d. 1870), had
issue : —
Hugh Douglas, b. 18 Jan. 1872.
He m. (2), 6 Jan. 1876, Ida, dau. of
Dr. H. M. Bonner, of Nashville, Ten
nessee, and has issue : —
Anne Willis.
DESCENT
The name of Dallas is met with in the Records
of Scotland at an early date, and Henry Dallas was
registered 15 Aug. 1506 as paying a yearly tax
for his lands of Cantray to the Thane of Cawdor.
His descendant,
WILLIAM DALLAS, of Cantray, Co. Inverness,
then chief of his name, was living 1617-1650,
and m. Agnes, dau. of — Rose, of Kilravock, by
whom he had issue : —
1. Alexander of Cantray, whose male line became extinct in 1850.
2. George, of whom later
•
GEORGE DALLAS (1630-1701), of St. Martins, Co. Ross, b. 1630; Deputy-
Keeper of the Privy Seal of Scotland during the reign of James VII. ; m.
— Abercromby, of Birkenbeg, and, dying 1701, left issue : —
JOHN DALLAS ( ~1735}i °f North Newton, Co. Stirling; m. (i), 1683,
Elizabeth, dau. of Walter Riddell ; m. (2), Barbara, dau. of Sir James Cockburn,
of Langton, and, by her, had with other issue : —
1 . George, of North Newton.
2. William, b. 1724, d. 1785, from whom descends Thomas Dallas Yorkc,
Walmsgate Hall, Louth, Co. Lincoln.
3. Robert, of whom later.
4. Stuart, m. and left issue.
I. Isobel, m. her cousin William Dallas, of Cantray.
He d. 1735.
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DALLAS
ROBERT DALLAS, of Dallas Castle, Jamaica, where he m. — , dau. and
co-heir of Colonel Cormack, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Robert Charles, of Dallas Castle, b. 1754; m. Sarah, dau. of Thomas Hard
ing, of Nelmes, Co. Essex ; d. 1824, having had issue : —
1. Alexander Robert Charles, b. 1791 ; Rector of Wonston, Hants,
1828; m. (i) Mary Anne, dau. of Robert Ferguson, and had
issue ; m. (2) Anne Biscoe, dau. of Rev. T. G. Tyndale,
Rector of Holton, Co. Oxford ; d. 1869.
2. George Anson Byron John Graham, d. young.
3. Charles Francis, d. young.
1. Laura, d. young.
2. Frances Georgina, d. unm. 1835.
3. Charlotte, d. unm.
4. Julia Maria, m., 1821, Rev. C. R. K. Dallas, Rector of Farncombe.
2. Alexander James, of whom later.
3. Stuart George, Speaker of the House of Assembly, Jamaica ; m. Elizabeth, dau.
of Samuel Jackson, and had issue : —
1. Samuel Jackson, b. 1789, Speaker of the House of Assembly,
Jamaica ; m. Margaret Morrison ; d. 1861, leaving issue.
2. Stuart.
3. Milborough.
4. Alexander.
5. Robert Walter.
1. Sarah, m. Nathaniel Marston.
2. Charlotte, m. Charles Dewdney.
4. Charles Stuart, R.M., m. Susan Seil King, and had issue : —
1. Stuart, m. Anne King, and had issue.
2. Charles Robert King Dallas, Rector of Farncombe ; m. his cousin,
Julia Maria, dau. of Robert Dallas, of Dallas Castle, and had
issue.
1. Charlotte Henrietta, m. Captain George Anson Byron, R.N. ; d. 1793, leaving
a son, George Anson, who on the death of his cousin, Lord Byron, the
poet, without male issue, in 1824, succeeded to the Barony.
2. Elizabeth, m. — Stewart, of Stewart Castle, Jamaica.
ALEXANDER JAMES DALLAS (1759-1817), b. in Jamaica, 21 June 1759, and
admitted to the Bar in Jamaica, where he held the office of Master in Chancery ;
emigrated from Jamaica to the United States, and arrived at New York 7 June
1783, but immediately removed to Philadelphia, where he settled and took the oath
of allegiance to the United States, Secretary of the Treasury under President
Madison, 1814-1816 ; m., in England, 4 Sept. 1780, Arabella Maria, dau. of Major
George Smith, and, by her, had issue : —
1 . Charles Alexander, d. young.
2. Robert, d. young.
3. Alexander James, of whom later.
4. George Mifflin, b. in Philadelphia, 10 July 1792 ; Vice- President of the U.S.A.,
1844-1849; and Ambassador to Russia, 1837-1839; and the Court of
St. James, 1856-1861 ; m., 23 May 1816, Sophia Chew, dau. of Philip
Holbrooke Nicklin, of Philadelphia, and, dying 31 Dec. 1864, left issue : —
1. Alexander James, d. young.
2. Philip Nicklin, b. 13 Aug. 1835 5 d. unm. 14 March 1866.
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DALLAS
I Juliana Maria.
2. Elizabeth Nicklin, m., 20 Sept. 1842, David Hunter Tucker, M.D.,
of Richmond, Virginia, and had issue : —
1. Henry St. George, d. young.
2. George Dallas, b. 4 Sept. 1850.
3. John Randolph.
1. Juliana Nicklin, d. young.
2. Virginia Bland.
3. Sophia Dallas, d. young.
4. Catherine Dallas.
5. Emma Beverley.
3. Sophia Phillips.
4. Catherine Chew, m., 4 Dec. 1849, Fitz Eugene Dixon, of Boston,
Mass., and had issue : —
1. Alexander James Dallas, b. 4 Oct. 1850.
2. Thomas Fraser, b. 7 June 1852.
3. George Dallas, b. 28 March 1857.
4. Thomas Henry, b. 14 Feb. 1859.
5. William Boulton, b. 16 May 1860.
6. Gary Sanders, d. young.
1. Sophia Dallas.
2. Mary Homer, m., 1 8 April 1876, Russell Thayer, of
Philadelphia, and has issue.
3. Catherine Eugenia.
4. Harriet.
5. Susan Dallas.
6. Matilda Wilkins.
5. Susan.
6. Charlotte Byron, m. Charles Henry Morrell, of Cuba, and has
issue : —
1. Robert Dallas.
2. George Dallas.
3. Carl.
4. Phillip Dallas, d. young.
5. William.
1. Luisa, d. young.
2. Charlotte Dallas.
3. Laurette, d. young.
5. Trevanion Barlow, b. 23 Feb. 1801 ; m., 15 April 1822, Jane, $th dau. of John
Wilkins, of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, by whom he had issue : —
1. William Wilkins, b. 16 Feb. 1823 ; m., 6 July 1844, Louise,
dau. of Anthony Shorb, of Pittsburg; d.s.p. 6 May 1873.
2. Alexander James, U.S. Navy ; b. 3 April 1824 ; m., 31 July 1848,
Mary, dau. of Cadwallader Evans, of Pittsburg, and left issue: —
I . Cadwallader Evans, d. young.
1. Katherine Denny, m., 6 June 1867, George C. Lecky,
of Alleghany City, Pennsylvania, and has issue.
2. Jane Brackenridge, d. young.
He d. 1853.
3. John Wilkins, d. young.
DALLAS
4. George Mifflin, b. 7 Feb. 1839 ; U.S. Judge of the 3rd Circuit
since 1892 ; m., 22 Oct. 1867, Ellen Wharton Morris, dau. of
Geo. M. Wharton, of Philadelphia, by whom he has issue : —
1. Trevanion Borda, b. 23 Jan. 1870.
2. George Wharton, b. 10 May 1874.
I. Edith Wharton.
1. Catherine Stevenson, m., 10 Dec. I 846, James O'Hara Denny, of
Pittsburg, and d.s.p. 1819.
2. Maria, d. young.
3. Matilda, m., 1 1 Oct. 1 854, Eugene Borda, of Paris, and had issue : —
1. Charles, b. 8 Dec. 1855.
2. Trevanion, d. young.
3. Eugene, b. 25 Nov. 1860.
4. Claude, d. young.
5. George Dallas, b. 14 Jan. 1868.
1. Alice.
2. Mary Dallas.
3. Sophia.
4. Mary, m., 10 March 1858, George C. Potts, of Philadelphia;
d.s.p. 1859.
5. Sophia, m. (i), 1 8 Oct. 1860, J. Campbell Shorb, M.D., of
Maryland, who d.s.p. ; m. (2), 24 Jan. l873,M. W. Hazeltine,
of Boston, and has issue : —
Sophia Dallas.
1. Sophia Burrel, m., 4 April 1805, Richard Bache, of Philadelphia, a grandson of
Dr. Benjamin Franklin, and had issue.
2. Maria Charlotte, m., 23 Sept. 1813, Alexander Campbell, of Norfolk, Virginia,
and had : —
I. St. George Tucker, b. 30 Aug. 1814 ; m., 17 Nov. 1841, Elizabeth,
dau. of Thomson Mason, of Colross, Virginia ; d., 20 March
1874, leaving issue : —
1. Alexander James Dallas, b. 17 Dec. 1845 ; m., 20
Oct. 1870, Mary Wain, dau. of Benjamin C.
Wilcox, of Philadelphia, and has issue.
2. Mason, b. 27 Sept. 1850.
1. Elizabeth Mason, m., 25 Feb. 1 868, Edward Coles,
of Philadelphia, and has issue : —
i. Edward, d. young.
1. Virginia Campbell.
2. Mary Roberts.
2. Virginia King, d. young.
3. Matilda Walker, m., 16 Nov. 1871, John Markoe, of
Philadelphia.
3. Matilda, m., I Oct. 1818, Hon. William Wilkins, of Homewood, Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania, who d. June 1865, leaving issue : —
1. Charles Patterson, b. 12 Sept. 1820 ; m., 28 Oct. 1849, Emily, dau.
of Z. B. Peterson, of Missouri ; Judge of the Court of the
County of Sonoma, California ; d. there I Aug. 1865, leaving
issue : —
i. William, b. 12 April 1858.
1. Maria Sanders.
2. Henrietta Constantia.
2. Dallas, d. young.
DALLAS
3. Biddle, b. n Oct. 1825.
1. Maria Dallas, m., 27 Dec. 1838, John Sanders, Captain U.S. Engi
neers (whod. 29 July 1858), and had issue : —
1. William Wilkins, Lieutenant-Colonel 6th Infantry ; b.
8 Oct. 1839 ; d. 26 Jan. 1883 ; m., 2 Sept. 1874,
Helen, dau. of John Robert Livingston, of New
York, and had issue : —
John Robert Livingston, b. 7 Feb. 1876.
2. Gary Nicholas, b. 16 Dec. 1844 ; Assistant-Paymaster
U.S. Navy ; lost at sea 24 Nov. 1877.
3. Dallas, b. 13 Jan. 1848.
4. Richard Hawes, b. 14 May 1850.
1. Anne Nicholas.
2. Matilda Dallas, m., 16 June 1864, Thomas Scott, of
Pittsburg, and has : —
1. William Sanders, b. 1865.
2. Hutchison.
I. Maria Sanders.
3. Henrietta Wilkins.
2. Catherine, m., 22 Dec. 1846, James A. Hutchison, of Pittsburg,
and has issue : —
1 . Lewis.
2. William Wilkins, d. young.
3. James A.
» 4. Dallas.
5. Stanton.
1. Matilda Dallas.
2. Eleanor Adams.
3. Catherine Wilkins.
4. Sophia.
5. Mary.
3. Sophia Bache, m., 22 Feb. 1848, Captain Overton Carr, U.S.
Navy, of Virginia, who d., 5 March 1886, leaving issue : —
1. Overton Carr, b. II Aug. 1850; Lieutenant
I 2th Infantry.
2. William Willkins, b. 19 May 1853.
3. John Sanders, b. 22 July 1858.
1. Matilda Wilkins, m., 3 Nov. 1874, Edwin L. Stanton,
of Washington, D.C. ; and has : —
Edwin M., b. 22 Sept. 1875.
2. Sophia.
4. Henrietta Constantia.
He d. at Trenton, New Jersey, 14 Jan. 1817.
ALEXANDER JAMES DALLAS (1791-1844), b. 15 May 1791 ; appointed
Lieutenant U.S. Navy, 1810, and served on board The President, 1812; promoted
Captain, 1828; m. (i), 8 Jan. 1821, Henrietta Constantia, eldest dau. of Richard
Worsam Meade, of Philadelphia, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Richard Worsam, d. young.
2. Alexander James, Lieutenant-Colonel 22nd Infantry, b. 2 March 1830 ;
m., 31 Jan. 1855, Frances Virginia, dau. of S. Masi, of Washington, D.C. ;
d.s.p. 19 July 1895.
DALLAS
He m. (2) 1 6 July 1836, Mary Byrd, dau. of Colonel Byrd C. Willis, of
Fredericksburg, Virginia, by whom he had issue : —
3. Bayard Charles, b. 16 July, 1837.
4. TREVANION BARLOW, of whom we treat.
1. Henrietta Constantia, d. young.
2. Mary Willis, m., 20 Feb. 1860, Chase Strong, of the Confederate States Army,
and had issue : —
1. Jasper, b. 27 Nov. 1860.
2. Alexander James Dallas, d. young.
3. Achille Murat, b. 4 Dec. 1865.
4. Trevanion Dallas, b. 29 Jan. 1867.
5. Conrad Mathevvs, b. 3 May 1870.
He d. 3 June 1844.
Residence — Nashville, Tennessee.
Arms — Argent, a fesse between five mullets, gules, three and two.
Crest — An increscent gules.
THOMAS
Douglas Hamilton Thomas, b. at Baltimore, Maryland, i Jan.
1847 ' m-» 25 Jan- l%7°-> Alice Lee, dau. of Dr. John Whitridge,
of Baltimore, and, by her, has issue : —
1. Douglas Hamilton, b. 5 March 1872; m. Bessie Lyman, dau. of
Dr. James R. Chadwick, of Boston, Mass., and has issue : —
1. Catherine Lyman, b. 12 Nov. 1901.
2. Alice Lee, b. 12 March 1903.
3. Rosamond Whitridge, b. 23 July 1904.
2. John Hanson, b. i March 1876.
i. Alice Lee Whitridge, b. 5 Aug. 1882.
Mr. Douglas Hamilton Thomas was Major, 5th Regiment
Maryland National Guard, 1868-1877; Finance Commissioner
of Baltimore City and Commissioner of Public Parks, 1886-1892.
DESCENT
JAMES THOMAS emigrated to Kent Co., Maryland, 1 702 ; m. Elizabeth
Hackett, of Delaware, and, by her, had issue : —
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THOMAS
JAMES THOMAS ( -1760), b. in Kent Co., Maryland ; m. Elizabeth Bellicum,
of Delaware, and, dying Feb. 1760, left issue: —
PHILIP THOMAS (1747-1815), b. at Chestertown, Kent Co., n June 1747;
M.D. ; Member of House of Delegates, 1777 ; m., 18 Feb. 1/73, Jane Contee,
dau. of Hon. John Hanson, of Charles Co., Maryland, and, by her (who d. 17 June
1781), had issue : —
1. James, b. Aug. 1774 ; d. in infancy.
2. John Hanson, of whom later.
1. Catherine Hanson, b. i 5 Oct. 1775 ; m. Dr. Ashton Alexander, and had issue.
2. Rebecca Bellicum, b. 8 Feb. 1777 ; m. Judge Alexander Contee Magruder,
and had issue.
He d. 25 April 1815.
JOHN HANSON THOMAS (1779— 1815), b. at Frederick, Maryland, i6May 1779;
Member of the Maryland Legislature, 1812 ; m., 5 Oct. 1809, Mary Isham, dau.
of Rawleigh Colston, 'of Virginia, and, by her (who d. n Dec. 1844), had issue : —
1. Philip Hanson, b. IO Sept. 1810; d. II Nov. 1821.
2. Rawleigh Colston, b. I 2 Aug. 1812 ; d. 1 6 June 1826.
3. John Hanson, of whom later.
He d. 2 May 1815.
JOHN HANSON THOMAS (1813—1881), b. at Frederick, Maryland, 23 Sept. 1813 ;
his name was originally Charles Edward, but was changed to that of his father by Act
of Assembly ; M.D. ; Member of the State Legislature, 1861 ; m., 15 Nov. 1837,
Annie Campbell, dau. of Basil Campbell Gordon, of Falmouth, Virginia, and, by her
(who d. 17 March 1886), had issue : —
1. DOUGLAS HAMILTON, of whom we treat.
2. Basil Gordon, b. 14 April 1839.
3. John Hanson, b. 21 Sept. 1841 ; m., 1 6 Oct. 1866, Mary Howard, dau. of
Hon. George P. Beirne, of Alabama, and, by her, had issue : —
Howard Beirne, b. 26 Sept. 1867.
4. Rawleigh Colston, b. 8 Oct. 1844 ; m., 25 Nov. 1868, Mary, dau. of William
McDonald, of Guilford, Baltimore Co., and, by her, had issue : —
1. Rawleigh Colston, b. 5 Aug. 1875; m. Elizabeth Fitzgerald Jennings,
of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
2. Reginald Contee, b. 9 Sept. 1879.
1. Mary McDonald, b. 30 Jan. 1872 ; m. Alexander Payson Knapp.
2. Annie Campbell Gordon, b. II May 1883; m., 8 Nov. 1905,
J. Charles Macgill, M.D.
5. John Marshall, b. 5 Dec. 1853 ; m. Annie, dau. of John Gregg, of Baltimore,
and, by her, has issue : —
1. John Gregg, b. 3 Oct. 1883.
2. John Marshall, b. 17 June 1891.
I. Nathalie Contee, b. 20 April 1885.
I. Nannie Gordon, b. 20 May 1849 ; m., 19 Feb. 1878, H. Reiman Duval, of
New York, and has issue : —
1. Hanson Rawlins, b. 10 April 1881.
2. Reiman Gordon, b. 5 Nov. 1883.
I. Annie Campbell, b. 13 Sept. 1886.
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THOMAS
2. Mary Randolph, b. 10 Oct. 1851 ; m., 21 April 1870, General John N. Carroll,
and has issue : —
1. John Nicholas, b. 4 March 1871.
2. Charles Gordon, b. 17 July 1872 ; m. Bessie Swann, of Fernandina,
Florida.
3. Douglas Gordon, b. 14 July 1883.
4. John Marshall, b. 13 March 1890.
He d. at Baltimore 15 July 1881.
Residence — 1010 St. Paul Street, Baltimore, Maryland.
Clubs — Maryland, Merchants.
MIDDLETON
John Izard Middleton (M.D.), b. in Baltimore, 14 Feb. 1867.
DESCENT
HENRY MIDDLETON, of Twickenham, Co. Middlesex, had issue : —
1. Arthur, of Yeshoe plantation, South Carolina, Justice of the Peace ; went to
Barbados, and afterward to Carolina, 1679, where he became Lord Proprie
tors' Deputy, 1680 ; Member of the Grand Council, 1680-1684 ; obtained
grants of large tracts of land, 1683 ; m., 7 Dec. 1682, Mary (who m. (3),
Ralph Izard, of Carolina), widow of John Smyth, of Booshoi ; d.s.p. 1685.
2. Edward, of whom later.
1. Katherine, m. John Harwood, of London, and had issue.
2. Mary, m. (M. L., 7 June 1664) William Birkhead, of Lambeth, Co. Surrey,
and had issue.
3. Hester, m. Daniel Browning, of Crowfield Hall, Co. Suffolk, High Sheriff of the
Cos. of Norfolk and Suffolk, 1695 ; d.s.p., and will proved 22 June 1714.
EDWARD MIDDLETON ( —1685), of Berkley Co., South Carolina, b. in
England ; emigrated to Barbados, and from thence to South Carolina, 1678, where
he received large grants of land ; Lord Proprietors' Deputy, 1678—1680 ; one of the
Assistant Justices of the Province, 1683-1684 ; m. (i), and had issue : —
1 . Henry, of London.
He m. (2), in Carolina, 1680, Sarah, widow of Richard Towell, of Barbados,
and, by her, had issue : —
2. Arthur, of whom later.
He d. at Charleston, 1685 (admon. granted 21 Aug. 1685).
MIDDLETON
ARTHUR MIDDLETON (1681-1737), of the Oaks, Berkley Co., South Carolina,
and of Crowfield Hall, Co. Suffolk, b. 1681 ; Member of the Commons House,
1704-10; Captain in the Berkley Regiment; appointed Naval Officer for South
Carolina, 1711 ; Commissioner of Indian Affairs ; Member of the Council of the
Province, 1711-1717, and afterward Speaker of the Commons; President of the
Convention which overthrew the Proprietary Government, 1719; President of the
Council, 1721-1737 ; Governor of the Province, 1725-1731 ; m., 1707, Sarah,
dau. of Jonathan Amory, and, by her (who d. 1722), had with other issue : —
1. William (Hon.), of Crowfield, South Carolina, and Crowfield Hall, Co. Suffolk,
b. in South Carolina, 1710 ; one of the Commissioners of the Peace, 1734 ;
Member of the Commons and Speaker, 1742 ; Appointed to the Council,
1742 ; resigned, 1754, ani^ removed to England ; m. (i), 21 April 1730,
Mary Izard, who d. 14 June 1735 ; m. (2), 30 July 1747, Sarah, dau. ot
Francis Wilkinson, and, by her (who d. 1763), had issue : —
1. William Fowle (Sir), of Crowfield Hall and Shrubland Park, Co.
Suffolk, b. in Carolina, 9 Sept. 1 749 ; educated in England ;
High Sheriff of Co. Suffolk, 1782 ; M.P. for Ipswich, 1784 ;
created a Baronet, 12 May 1804 ; assumed by Royal sign
manual, 1822, the additional surname of Fowle, after receiving
from John Fowle the Lordship of Brome ; m., 1774, Harriet,
dau. of Nathaniel Acton, of Bramford Hall, Co. Suffolk, and,
by her (who d. 25 Aug. 1852), had an only son : —
William Fowle (Sir), of Crowfield Hall, Co. Suffolk, 2nd
Baronet, b. 19 Aug. 1784 ; educated at St. John's
College, Cambridge ; Justice of the Peace and
High Sheriff of Co. Suffolk, 1830 ; m., 22 Aug.
1825, Anne (who d. 8 May 1867), dau. of Lord
Brownlow, and d.s.p. 2 May 1860, when the
baronetcy became extinct.
2. Thomas, of Crowfield, South Carolina ; Justice of the Peace ; m.
(i), 17 Nov. 1774, Mary, dau. of Robert Gibbes, and, by her
(who d. Dec. 1775), had issue ; m. (2), 22 Dec. 1778, Eliza
beth, dau. of David Deas, who d.s.p. 10 Nov. 1784 ; d. 2 Aug.
1779.
3. Henry, of Shrubland Park, Co. Suffolk ; d. unm. Nov. 1811.
4. John, served through the Revolutionary War ; m., 31 July 1783,
Frances (who m. (2), General Thomas Pinckney, U.S. Min
ister to the Court of St. James's), dau. of Jacob Motte, and
had issue ; d. 14 Nov. 1784.
2. Henry, of whom later.
3. Thomas, of Boochawe, b. 1719 ; Justice of the Peace, and Member of the
Commons, 1742-1766 ; Adjutant of Charlestown Regiment, 1741, of
Wright's Horse, 1743, and afterwards Captain in the Berkley Regiment ;
commanded the Gentlemen Volunteers on an expedition into the Cherokee
Mountains ; Colonel of the South Carolina Regiment, and commanded the
latter at the battle of Etchoee, and in the campaign against the Cherokees ;
m. (i) Mary, dau. of John Bull, of Bull's Island, and, by her (who d. 2 Feb.
1760), had issue ; m. (2) Anne (who m. (2), 24 May 1772, Stephen Bull,
of Sheldon), dau. of Nathaniel Barnwell ; d. at Beaufort, 17 Dec. 1766,
leaving issue.
I. Hester, b. 1711 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 7 Sept. 1737, and his will was proved 7 Dec. 1737.
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MIDDLETON
HENRY MIDDLETON (1717-1784), of the Oaks, b. in South Carolina, 1717;
Lieutenant of Horse ; Justice of the Peace ; Member of the Commons, 1742, and
Speaker 1745-1747, and 1754-1755 ; Member of the Council, 1755-1770; Delegate
to the I st Continental Congress, and appointed President, 1774; President of the
Provincial Congress of South Carolina, 1775-1776; Member of the Council of
Safety ; m. (i), 1741, Mary, dau. and heiress of John Williams, and, by her (who d.
9 Jan. 1761), had issue : —
1. Arthur, of whom later.
2. John, b. in Charleston, 21 Jan. 1744 » ^. in infancy-
3. Henry, b. in Charleston, 8 Dec. 1746 ; d. in infancy.
4. Williams, b. in Charleston, 15 May 1752 ; d. in infancy.
5. Thomas, of the Oaks, b. in Charleston, 26 July 1753 ; educated in England ;
elected to the Commons and Provincial Congress, 1775 ; appointed Lieu
tenant in the Berkley Regiment, Dec. 1775 ; Representative for Prince
Williams, 1784 ; Senator, 1788 ; m., 8 April 1783, Anne, dau. of the
Hon. Peter Manigault, Speaker of the Commons, and, by her (who d.
4 Aug. 1811), had issue.
1. Sarah, b. 22 July 1745 ; d. in infancy.
2. Mary, b. 18 Feb. 1749 ; d. in infancy.
3. Henrietta, b. at Charleston, 15 Nov. 1750 ; m., I March 1774, Hon. Edward
Rutledge, Governor of South Carolina, 1798—1800, and signer of the
Declaration of Independence ; d. 22 April 1792, leaving issue.
4. Hester, b. at Charleston, 15 Sept. 1754 > m>> 24 Feb. 1774, Charles Drayton ;
d. 10 Nov. 1789, leaving issue.
5. Sarah, b. at Charleston, 5 July 1756 ; m., 28 Sept. 1773, General the Hon.
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, U.S. Minister to France ; d. 8 May 1784,
leaving issue.
6. Mary, b. at Charleston, 10 Nov. 1757 ; m., Nov. 1776, Peter Smith, of Bloom-
ville ; d. Feb. 1825, leaving issue.
7. Susannah, b. 6 Jan. 1760 ; m. 24 Dec. 1786, the Hon. John Parker, Member
of Congress ; d. 28 Aug. 1834, leaving issue.
He d. at Charleston, 13 June 1784, having m. (2), 1762, Maria Henrietta (who
d.s.p. I March 1772), youngest dau. of the Hon. William Bull, Lieutenant-Governor
of South Carolina; m. (3), Jan. 1776, Lady Mary Mackenzie (who d.s.p. 21 Nov.
1788), dau. of the 3rd Earl of Cromartie, and widow of John Ainslie ; and his will
was proved 25 June 1784.
ARTHUR MIDDLETON (1742-1787), of Middleton Place, on Ashley River, South
Carolina, b. 26 June 1742 ; graduated at St. John's College, Cambridge ; returned
to Carolina, 1763 ; elected to the Commons there, 1765-1766, and again in 1772 ;
Member of the Provincial Congress, 1774, and again, 1780, and of the Council of
Safety ; succeeded his father as Delegate to the Continental Congress and signed the
Declaration of Independence for South Carolina ; declined the Governorship of the
State, 1778 ; served in the State Senate for several years; m., 19 Aug. 1764,
Mary, dau. of Walter Izard, and, by her (who d. July 1814), had issue : —
1. Henry, of whom later.
2. John Izard, of Cedar Grove, b. at Middleton Place, 13 Aug. 1785 ; educated at
the University of Cambridge ; m., 1 1 June 1810, Eliza Augusta, dau. of
Jean Louis Theodore de Palazieu Falconet, and had issue ; d. at Paris,
5 Oct. 1849.
I. Maria Henrietta, b. 13 Aug. 1772 ; m., 25 Nov. 1788, Joseph Manigault ; d.s.p.
14 Jan. 1791.
2 Eliza Carolina, b. 6 Oct. 1774 ; d. unm. 7 Feb. 1792.
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3. Emma Philadelphia, b. 22 Oct. 1776 ; m., I June 1795, Henry Izard (eldest
son of Hon. Ralph Izard, U.S. Senator) ; d. i May 1813, leaving issue.
4. Anna Louisa, b. 1778 ; m., I Jan. 1800, Daniel Blake, who d. 9 Dec. 1834 ;
d. at Grosvenor Square, London, 1819, leaving issue.
5. Isabella Johannes, b. 25 Nov. 1780 ; m., 26 Nov. 1800, Hon. Daniel Elliott
Huger, U.S. Senator for South Carolina ; d. at Athens, Georgia, 25 Aug.
1865, leaving issue.
6. Septima Sexta, b. 25 Oct. 1783 ; m., 1800, Henry Middleton Rutledge ; d. at
Nashville, Tennessee, 1865, leaving issue.
He d. at Goose Creek, South Carolina, I Jan. 1787.
HENRY MIDDLETON (1770-1846), of Middleton Place, b. in London, 28 Sept.
1770 ; Member of the Legislature, 1801-1810, and Governor of South Carolina,
1810-12; Representative in Congress, 1815-1819; U.S. Minister at St. Peters
burg, Russia, 1820-1830 ; Member of the Convention, 1833 ; m., at Bath, 13 Nov.
1794, Mary Helen, dau. of Captain Julines Hering, 34th Regiment, of Hey-
bridge Hall, and, by her (who d. at Philadelphia, 24 May 1850), had issue : —
1. Arthur, of Niewport plantation, b. at Clifton, Co. Gloucester, 28 Oct. 1795 ;
graduated at Harvard College, 1814 ; called to the Bar, 1823 ; U.S. Secre
tary of Legation and Charge D'AfFairs at Madrid for 8 years ; m. (i) at
Washington, D.C., 27 Dec. 1821, Ann Elbertina (who d.s.p. 23 Nov. 1822),
dau. of General John Peter Van Ness, Member of Congress for New
York, 1801-1803 » m- (2) at R°me> ^41, Paulina, Countess Bentivoglio,
dau. of General Count Bentivoglio, and, dying at Naples, 7 June 1853,
left issue : —
Henry Bentivoglio Van Ness, Count Bentivoglio, b. at Charleston,
10 March 1 843 ; educated at Paris, and South Carolina Military
Academy ; served through the Confederate War in the Marion
Artillery and Signal Corps, C.S.A., at Charleston, and Hagood's
Battalion in Virginia ; went to Rome, 1866, and was Captain in
the Papal Zouaves, and is now an officer at the Court of the King
of Italy ; m. at Rome, 1869, Beatrice, Countess Cini, dau. of
Count Cini, and grand-niece of Pope Leo XIII, and has
issue : —
I. Giulio Arturo, b. in Rome ; an officer in the Italian
Navy.
1. Costanza, m. 1895, John Bowring Spence, His Brit-
tanic Majesty's Consul at Madeira.
2. Virginia, m. Count Masetti, of Florence, and has
issue.
3. Eliza.
Angelina, m., 1892, M. Emanuele Basile, of Rome.
2. Henry, of Hayfield, Asheville, North Carolina, b. in Paris, 16 March 1797 ;
graduated at West Point, 1815, and assigned to the Corps of Engineers, serving
in the construction of defences on the Savannah River, Georgia ; resigned
1816, entered the Litchfield Law School, and completed his education at
Edinburgh, North Britain ; called to the Bar of Philadelphia, 1822 ; m. in
England, 14 Jan. 1858, Ellen Goggin, niece of Sir Henry Pollock ; d.s.p.
at Washington, 15 March 1876.
3. Oliver Hering, of Charleston, b. at Clifton, Co. Gloucester, 12 Aug. 1798 ;
educated at South Carolina College ; Midshipman in the U.S. Navy ; m.,
5 April 1828, Susan Matilda Harriet, only dau. and heiress of Robert
Trail Chisolm, M.D., of Edisto Island, and, dying at Charleston, 17 Jan.
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1892, left, by her (who d. at Columbia, South Carolina, 18 Oct. 1865),.
issue : —
I. Oliver Hering, b. at Charleston, 17 July 1845 ; soldier in the
Charleston Light Dragoons, C.S.A. ; killed in action at Mata-
dequin Creek, 30 May 1864.
1. Mary Julia, b. at Charleston, i Feb. 1829; m. 16 Feb. 1854,.
Benjamin Huger Read, of Rice Hope, and has issue.
2. Susan Matilda, b. at Edisto, 2 Jan. 1830 ; d. unm. at St. Catha
rine's, Canada, II Jan. 1880.
3. Eleanor Maria, b. 17 April 1831 ; m., 25 Jan. 1858, Benjamin
Huger Rutledge, late Colonel, 4th South Carolina Cavalry,
C.S.A. (who d. 30 April 1893), and has issue.
4. Olivia, b. 25 April 1839 ; m., 6 Dec. 1864, Frederick Rutledge
Blake (q.v.).
5. Emma, b. 4 March 1841.
4. John Izard, of whom later.
5. Williams, of Middleton Place, b. at Sullivan's Island, 26 July 1809 ; educated
in England and Paris ; U.S. Attache at the American Legation in Russia ;
m., Jan. I 849, Susan Pringle, dau. of Robert Smith, and granddau. of the
Right Rev. Robert Smith, first Bishop of South Carolina, and, dying at
Greenville, South Carolina, 23 Aug. 1883, left, by her (who d. at Green
ville, 10 Jan. 1900), issue : —
Henry, of Brighton, Co. Sussex, b. at Charleston, May 1851 ; edu
cated at Charleston College, and St. John's College, Cam
bridge.
Elizabeth, m. 10 March i 88 1, Julius Henry Hey ward, Master U.S.
Circuit Court for South Carolina.
6. Edward, b. at Charleston, II Dec. 1810 ; educated in Europe, and at the U.S.
Naval Academy, 1828; Midshipman, 1834; Lieutenant, 1841 ; served
during the Civil War; appointed Captain, 1863, Commodore, 1868, and
Rear-Admiral, 1876 ; m. (i) at Naples, 13 Jan. 1845, Edwardina de Nor-
mann, and had issue : —
1. Edward, b. 6 June 1846 ; d. in infancy.
m. (2) Ellida J. Davidson, and, dying at Washington, 27 April 1883, left
issue : —
2. Arthur Edward.
i. Emmeline Virginia.
1. Maria Henrietta, b. 14 Nov. 1802 ; m., 1834, Edward Jenkins Pringle; lost
with her husband and children on the steamer Pulaski, 14 June 1838.
2. Eleanor, b. 18 July 1804 ; d. unm. at St. Petersburg, 1826.
3. Emma, b. in Charleston, 16 June 1806 ; d. in infancy.
4. Catherine, b. 10 Sept. 1812 ; d. unm. 1894.
5. Elizabeth Izard, b. 9 June 1815 ; m., 12 March 1839, J. Francis Fisher, of
Philadelphia ; d. 19 Feb. 1890, leaving issue.
He d. at Charleston, 14 June 1846.
JOHN IZARD MIDDLETON (1800-1877), of Crowfield, Georgetown Co., b. at
Charleston, 4 Feb. 1800 ; graduated at Princeton College, 1819 ; Secretary in the
U.S. Legation, at St. Petersburg, 1822-1824; Member of the State Legislature,
1832-1840 ; Member of the General Assembly, 1839-1857 ; Speaker, 1848 ; State
Senator, 1858 ; Member of the Conventions of 1832, 1850, and 1860, and signed
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the Ordinance of Secession ; m., 28 March 1828, Sarah McPherson, only dau. of
John Ashe Alston, and, by her (who d. 28 May 1878), had issue : —
1. Henry, b. 9 Dec. 1828 ; d. unm. 31 Jan. 1847.
2. John Izard, of whom later.
3. Thomas Alston, b. at Charleston, 16 Jan. 1836 ; commissioned Lieutenant, 1st
South Carolina Artillery, C.S.A. ; served at Fort Sumter and defence of
Charleston and in several other engagements ; m., 26 July 1866, Mary, dau.
of Andrew Beirne, of Baltimore ; d. 6 Feb. 1896, leaving issue : —
1. Andrew Beirne, b. 30 April 1867 ; d. at Baltimore, 9 Jan. 1895.
2. John Izard, b. 7 Jan. 1868.
3. Thomas Alston, b. 22 May 1870 ; educated at Lehigh University,
i. Sarah McPherson, b. 14 June 1873.
4. Arthur, b. at Charleston, 1838 ; d. in infancy.
1. Sarah McPherson, b. 30 June 1830 ; d. unm. 9 July 1855.
2. Mary Helen, b. at Charleston, 1832 ; d. in infancy.
3. Mary Helen, of Baltimore, b. 23 Oct. 1839.
4. Maria Henrietta, of Baltimore, b. 1 8 April 1841.
He d. at Summerville, South Carolina, 12 Jan. 1877.
JOHN IZARD MIDDLETON (1834- ), of Baltimore and Woodleigh, b. at
Charleston, 16 Feb. 1834 ; graduated at South Carolina College, 1853 ; served as
Lieutenant, A.D.C., Captain, and Major on the Staff of Brigadier-General Alexander,
Chief of Artillery, Longstreet's Corps, in the Northern Virginian Army ; m. at Balti
more, 26 April 1866, Harriet Sterrett, dau. of Lambert Gittings, of Baltimore, and,
by her, had issue : —
JOHN IZARD, of whom we treat.
Mary Alston, b. 2 Nov. 1872 ; d. at Summerville, South Carolina, 28 March 1893.
Residence — 169 East 64th Street, New York.
GREENE
Henry Fay Greene, b. at New Berne, North Carolina, 30 May
1859; m., 27 Aug. 1895, Susan Ryan Grady.
Mr. Greene was admitted to the Bar 30 May 1883, and was
appointed Civil Service Commissioner 17 June 1903.
DESCENT
JAMES GREENE (1626-1698), 4th son of John Greene (see Greene, Francis
Vinton), bap. 21 June 1626 ; admitted freeman of Warwick, 1647; Member of
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General Assembly, 1660-1671; m. (i) Deliverance, dau. of Robert Potter (one of the
early proprietors of Warwick), and, by her (who d. 1664), had issue : —
1. James, of whom later.
2. Elisha, b. 17 March 1663 ; d. young.
1. Mary, b. 28 Sept. 1660 ; m., 19 Feb. 1685, James Reynolds, by whom she had
issue.
2. Sarah, b. 27 Aug. 1664 ; m. Henry Reynolds ; d. 1716, leaving issue.
He m. (2), 3 Aug. 1665, Elizabeth, dau. of John Anthony, of Portsmouth,
R.I., and, by her (who d. 1698), had issue : —
3. Peter, b. 25 Aug. 1666 ; m. 12 Feb. 1695, Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Ebenezer
Slocum, of Conanicut ; d. 1708, leaving issue.
4. John, b. i Feb. 1670 ; d. young.
5. Jabez, b. 17 May 1673 ; admitted freeman of Warwick, 5 May 1696; m.
(i), 17 March 1698, Mary, dau. of Benjamin Barton, who d. 6 March
1713, leaving with other issue Nathaniel (father of Major-General Nathaniel
Greene, Commander-in-Chief of the American Revolutionary Army in the
South); m. (2), 23 May 1716, Grace, dau. of Valentine Whitman, of
Providence, by whom he had issue ; d. I Oct. 1741.
6. David, b. 24 June 1677; m. (i), Mary, dau. of Rev. Ebenezer Slocum, by
whom he had issue ; m. (2), 24 June 1706, Sarah, dau. of Moses Barber,
of South Kingstown, R.I., by whom he had issue ; d. 31 Jan. 1762.
7. Thomas, b. n Nov. 1682 ; d. young.
8. John, b. 30 Sept. 1685 ; m., 16 Feb. 1710, Mary, dau. of Increase Allen, of
Dartmouth, Mass. ; d. 8 Dec. 1757, leaving issue.
3. Elizabeth, b. 17 Oct. 1668 ; m. Francis Reynolds ; d. 1722, leaving issue.
4. Susanna, b. 24 May 1688 ; m., i Feb. 1712, Joseph Hull, of Barnstable, Mass.,
by whom she had issue ; d. 25 Sept. 1748.
He d. 27 April 1698.
JAMES GREENE (1659-1712), b. i June 1659; admitted freeman 26 June
1683; Deputy from Warwick, 1696; m., 29 Jan. 1689, Mary, dau. of Captain
John Fones, of Newport, Jamestown, and Kingstown, and, by her (who d. 20 March
1721), left issue : —
1 . Fones, of whom later.
2. James, b. 2 April 1692 ; Major of Militia ; admitted freeman of Newport, 1714 ;
m. Roley, dau. of Caleb Carr, who d. 22 Dec. 1728, leaving issue;
d. 17 April 1758.
3. Daniel, b. 7 April 1696.
4. Elisha, b. 5 Aug. 1698; ordained Baptist Minister, 1764; m. (i), 26 Sept.
1723, Martha, dau. of James Brown, who d. 27 July 1725, leaving issue ;
m. (2), 13 March 1727, Abigail, dau. of John Dexter, and widow of
Arthur Fenner.
5. John, b. 26 Feb. 1706 ; d. unm. 8 Dec. 1757.
6. Jeremiah, b. 16 Dec. 1708 ; m. 13 Aug. 1749, Anne Wylis.
7. Samuel, b. 8 June 171 1 ; m. (i) Mary (who d. 22 May 1745), dau. of Nicholas
Whilford ; m. (2), 19 May 1752, Elizabeth, dau. of John Marshall, and
widow of Fleet Stanbrough ; d. 18 Feb. 1788, leaving by her (who d.
1 8 Nov. 1782), issue.
1. Mary, b. 1 6 March 1693 ; d. young.
2. Deliverance, b. 12 Feb. 1701 ; m. John Holden ; d.s.p.
3. Mary, b. 25 Sept. 1703 ; m., 23 Jan. 1724, Resolved Rhodes, of Providence,
by whom she had issue.
He d. 12 March 1712.
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FONES GREENE (1690-1758), b. 23 March 1690; m. (i), 15 March 1711,
Dinah (who d. 21 March 1711), dau. of Sampson Batty, of Jamestown, R.I. ; m-
(2), 29 Feb. 1712, Rebecca, dau. of Henry Tibbitts, of North Kingstown, R.I., and,
by her (who d. 18 Feb. 1765), had issue : —
1. James, b. 2 Dec. 1713 ; m., 10 April 1740, Patience, dau. of Captain John
Waterman ; d. 3 Sept. 1802, leaving issue.
2. Job, of whom later.
3. Thomas, b. 22 Nov. 1719 ; m. (i), 6 April 1749, Phebe (who d. 20 Nov. 1752),
dau. of Captain John Greene, of Coweset, and had issue ; m. (2), 5 Feb. 1758,
Mary (who d. 3 Jan. 1705), dau. of Colonel Benoni Waterman, and widow of
Fones Greene, and had issue; m. (3), 13 Nov. 1766, Hannah (who d.
2 Oct. 1820), widow of Nathan Hill ; d. 1806.
4. Fones, b 29 July 1727 ; m. Mary, dau. of Colonel Benoni Waterman ; d.s.p.
12 Sept. 1753.
1. Dinah, b. 24 Dec. 1715 ; m., 16 March 1735, Randall Rice.
2. Mary, b. 29 July 1727 ; d. unm. 2 May 1742.
He d. 29 July 1758.
JOB GREENE (1717-1798), of Coventry, b. 8 Aug. 1717 ; prominent in
military affairs during the Revolutionary War, as shown by the Colonial Records of
Rhode Island ; m., 30 May 1745, Mercy, dau. of William Greene, of Old Warwick,
and, by her (who d. 8 April 1800), he had issue : —
1. Job, b. 7 Aug. 1746 ; m., 10 Dec. 1767, Mary, dau. of Benjamin Dexter, who
d. 22 March 1826 ; d. 12 Sept. 1820, leaving issue.
2. William, b. 15 Jan. 1748 ; m. Mercy, dau. of Robert Knight, of Cranston, by
whom he had issue.
3. Fones, b. 6 Sept. 1754 ; m., 1810, Patience Cornell, who d. 14 Sept. 1848 ;
d. 22 Feb. 1842, leaving issue.
4. Stephen, b. 9 Jan. 1757 ; m., 6 May 1782, Sarah, dau. of Abraham Chase, of
Warwick, who d. 27 Nov. 1828 ; d. 5 Sept. 1829, leaving issue.
5. Daniel, b. 1764 ; d. young.
6. John, of whom later.
7. Samuel, b. 13 April 1769; m. (i), 14 July 1793, Barbara, dau. of Captain
James Sheldon, of Cranston, who d. 12 March 1820, leaving issue ; m. (2),
3 Sept. 1820, Mary, dau. of Moses Lippitt, of Cranston, by whom he had
issue ; d. 4 March 1 86 1 .
1. Mary, b. 1747 ; d. young.
2. Mary, b. 15 Feb. 1752 ; m., 28 May 1772, George Tillinghast, of East Green
wich, an officer in the Revolution, and subsequently Judge of the County
Court ; d. 1851, leaving issue.
3. Rebecca, b. 1759 » d. unm-
4. Mercy, b. 1762; m., 5 Jan. 1801, William Rice, of Middlefield, Otsego County,
N.Y., who d. 1830.
5. Nancy.
He d. 29 March 1798.
JOHN GREENE (1767-1840), b. 15 March 1767 ; m., 21 July 1789, Lavina,
dau. of Robert Knight, of Cranston, R.I., and by her (who d. 31 Oct. 1841), had
issue : —
1. Henry, of whom later.
2. Nathaniel, b. 8 Oct. 1791 ; m., 1814, Frances, dau. of Lewis Woolson, of
Oswego, N.Y., who d. 17 Oct. 1876 ; d. 25 May 1867, leaving issue.
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3. Christopher Columbus, b. 9 Oct. 1797 ; m., 21 June 1821, Azubah Atherton,
dau. of William Bailey, of Sterling, Mass. ; d. 5 April 1872, leaving issue.
4. Samuel, b. 4 Nov. 1803 ; m., 31 May 1831, Jane, dau. of Judge Walter Fish ;
d. I Sept. 1869, leaving issue.
5. John, b. 16 Jan. 1806 ; m., 30 Oct. 1830, Mary Ann Arnold; d. 20 Nov.
1873, leaving issue.
6. Sylvester, b. 13 Feb. 1808; m., 21 Feb. 1833, Lydia Miller, dau. of Peter
Cross, by whom he had issue.
7. Benjamin Franklin, b. 24 July 1814 ; m., 1837, Polly Parkhurst, of Fairfield,
by whom he had issue.
8. Nehemiah Knight, b. 22 May 1817 ; d. 12 Aug. 1822.
1. Ann Frances, b. 26 July 1793 ; d. unm. 12 Dec. 1847.
2. Elizabeth, b. 5 Sept. 1795 ; d. 7 April 1867.
3. Abigail, b. 9 Aug. 1799 ; m., 9 July 1838, Joseph Eells, of Norwalk, Ohio.
4. Susan, b. 13 Oct. 1801 ; d. unm. 20 April 1861.
5. Mercy, b. 9 Feb. 1810 ; d. unm. 2 Oct. 1831.
6. Mary Angeline, b. 29 Feb. 1812 ; m., 17 Oct. 1832, Captain John Gill Palmeter,
of Fairfield, N.Y. ; d. 23 July 1880, leaving issue.
He d. ii July 1 840.
HENRY GREENE (1789-1844), b. 15 Dec. 1789 ; served as Surgeon in the War
of 1812 ; m. Julia Isham, of Esperance, Schoharie County, N.Y., and, by her, had
issue : —
1. Alfred Isham.
2. Henry Fayette, of whom later.
He d. May 1844.
HENRY FAYETTE (1824-1860), b. 9 May 1824; an Episcopal clergyman of
Raleigh, North Carolina ; m. Alice, dau. of Otho Lawrence, of Hagerstown, Mary
land, and, by her (who d. 9 Sept. 1904), left issue : —
HENRY FAY, of whom we treat.
Hed. 1860.
Residence — 1527 3ist Street, Washington, D.C.
BARNWELL
Joseph Walker 'Barnwell, b. in Charleston, South Carolina,
31 Oct. 1846 ; m., 23 Jan. 1883, Harriott Kinloch, dau. of
Dr. Charles Manly Cheves, and, by her (who d. 17 Jan. 1900),
had issue : —
1. Langdon Cheves, b. 6 Feb. 1886 ; d. in infancy.
2. Joseph Walker, b. 2 Jan. 1889 ; d. in infancy.
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3. Joseph Woodward, b. 8 Aug. 1891.
4. Charles Edmund, b. 29 Oct. 1894.
i. Harriott Kinloch, b. 20 Aug. 1887.
The Hon. Joseph Walker Barnwell was a Member of the
South Carolina House of Representatives from Charleston County,
1874—1876 ; elected State Senator for Charleston County, 1894.
DESCENT
JOHN BARNWELL ( -1724), the founder of this distinguished family,
emigrated from Dublin to South Carolina in 1701, where he became Deputy
Secretary of the Colony and Clerk of the Council ; served as a volunteer under
Colonel William Rhett against the French and Spaniards in Sewee Bay, 1706;
appointed Comptroller of the Colony, 1707; subsequently settled at Port Royal,
and was a Member of the House of Assembly, and afterwards of the Governor's
Council, and a Deputy Surveyor-General ; Colonel of the first expedition against
the Tuscarora Indians, 1712 ; Colonel of the South Carolina forces in the Yemassee
War, 1715 ; agent for the Province in London during the Revolution, 1719;
m. Anne Berners, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Nathaniel, of whom later.
2. John, b. 8 March 1711 ; m., 31 Oct. 1737, Martha Chaplin, and had issue.
1. Margaret, b. 13 Feb. 1704; m. (i) John Whitmarsh, who d.s.p. ; m. (2)
Richard Stevens, by whom she had issue ; bur. 1 8 Aug. 1750.
2. Anne, b. 7 Aug. 1707 ; m. (i), 29 March 1726, Thomas Stanyarne, who d.s.p.,
and was bur. 6 April 1731 ; m. (2), 16 Dec. 1733, Dr. Ambrose Reeve,
by whom she had issue ; m. (3), 6 March 1752, Colonel Thomas Wigg,
who d.s.p.; m. (4), 29 Aug. 1760, Colonel John Gibbes ; d. 17 Aug. 1770.
3. Mary.
4. Bridget, m., 18 April 1741, Robert Sams, and had issue.
5. Catherine, b. 4 Nov. 1710 ; m., 2 Jan. 1734, Hugh Bryan ; d. 9 Oct. 1740.
6. Elizabeth, m. Thomas Tattnall ; d. 1 744.
He d. at Beaufort, South Carolina, June 1724.
NATHANIEL BARNWELL (1705-1775), b. in Charleston, 3 March 1705 ;
A.D.C. to General Oglethorpe in the Florida Expedition, 1740; Member of the
House of Assembly ; m. at St. John's Island, 7 April 1738, Mary, dau. of Colonel
John Gibbes, and, by her (who d. 4 Dec. 1801), had issue : —
1. Nathaniel, b. 10 Aug. 1739 ; d. in infancy.
2. John, b. 27 May 1741 ; d. in infancy.
3. Nathaniel, b. 1746; m., i Dec. 1768, Elizabeth Waight, and had issue;
d. 1798.
4. John, b. 15 July 1748 ; d. 1799.
5. Robert, b. 1 6 Aug. 1749 > d. in infancy.
6. Robert, b. 29 March 1752 ; d. in infancy.
7. Richard, b. 20 Jan. 1755 ; d. in infancy.
8. Edward, b. 16 Nov. 1757 ; m. (i), 8 June 1783, Mary, dau. of William Bower
Williamson, who d. 12 March 1789, leaving issue ; m. (2), 29 July 1790,
Mary Hutson, dau. of William Hazzard Wigg ; d. 15 April 1808.
9. Robert, of whom later.
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1. Anne, b. 23 Sept. 1743 ; m. (i) Colonel Thomas Middleton, who d. 17 Dec.
1766, leaving, by her, issue ; m. (2), 24 May 1772, Colonel Stephen Bull,
of Sheldon, and had issue.
2. Mary, b. 1 1 April 1745 ; m. William Elliott, and had issue ; d. 1774.
3. Bridget, b. 16 Oct. 1750 ; d. in infancy.
4. Elizabeth, b. 19 June 1753 ; m. in London, 1772, Captain Richard Gough,
and had issue ; d. 1817.
5. Sarah, b. 15 April 1764 ; m., 5 May 1784, James Hazzard Cuthbert, and had
issue.
He was bur. in Beaufort, South Carolina, 20 Feb. 1775.
ROBERT BARNWELL (1761-1814), b. 21 Dec. 1761 ; served in the Revolutionary
War, and dangerously wounded at Port Royal ; Delegate to Congress, 1788-1789 ;
Member of South Carolina Convention, 1788 ; Member of Congress, 1791-1793 ;
Speaker of the South Carolina House of Representatives, 1795-1797 ; President of
the State Senate, 1805-1806 ; m. Elizabeth Hayne Wigg, and had issue : —
1. Robert Woodward, b. 10 Aug. 1801 ; Representative in Congress, 1829-1833 ;
United States Senator, 1850-1851 ; Member of Provincial Congress of
Confederate States, 1861 ; Confederate States Senator from South Carolina,
1861-1865 ; m., 9 Aug. 1827, Eliza, dau. of John Gibbes Barnwell, and,
by her (who d. 3 Sept. 1891), had issue ; d. 24 Nov. 1882.
2. Nathaniel Berners, b. 20 Nov. 1802 ; d. young.
3. William Hazzard Wigg, of whom later.
1. Elizabeth, b. 4 Aug. 1797 ; m. Dr. Thomas Fuller, of Beaufort, by whom she
had issue ; d. 13 Feb. 1872.
2. Ann, b. 10 Oct. 1799 ; d. unm. 4 Sept. 1846.
3. Mary Gibbes, b. 10 Aug. 1808 ; m., 1828, Stephen Elliott, Bishop of Georgia,
by whom she had issue ; d. Sept. 1837.
4. Esther Hutson, b. 4 Sept. 1809 ; d. unm. 2 Dec. 1832.
He d. 24 Oct. 1814.
WILLIAM HAZZARD WIGG BARNWELL (1806-1863), b. 28 July 1806 ; Rector
of St. Peter's Church, Charleston, for twenty years; m., 26 Nov. 1829, Catherine
Osborn, dau. of Edward Barnwell, and, by her (who d. 12 June 1886), had
issue : —
1. Robert Woodward, b. 23 May 1831 ; m., 23 June 1858, Mary Carter, dau. of
John Singleton, and, dying 23 June 1863, left issue : —
1. John Singleton, b. 2 April 1859.
2. Robert Woodward, b. 20 Nov. 1860 ; m., 1 6 Nov. 1886,
Wilhelmina Du Bose, who d. 1899.
2. Edward H., b. 27 Nov. 1832; m., 20 Nov. 1860, Harriet, dau. of Colonel
Isaac William Hayne, and, by her, had issue : —
1. William Hazzard, b. 12 Nov. 1861 ; m., 28 April 1887, Louisa
Rebecca Lane McCrady, and has issue.
2. Isaac Hayne, b. 21 Feb. 1864; m., 14 July 1887, Antoinette
Cocks, and has issue.
3. Edward, b. 21 March 1868 ; m. Leonora Williams ; d. 5 Nov.
1886, leaving issue.
4. Stephen Elliott, b. 13 Feb. 1870; m., 17 Aug. 1893, Emma
Louise Crane, and has issue.
5. Robert Woodward, b. 7 Feb. 1873 ; m. Jane McNulty.
6. Joseph Walker, b. 19 July 1875.
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1. Alice Trapier, b. 12 Oct. 1865 ; m., 4 Sept. 1884, Allen Sinkler,
and has issue.
2. Harriet Hayne, b. 12 Oct. 1871 ; d. young.
William Finley, b. 28 Nov. 1840 ; d. unm. 20 Nov. 1861.
Stephen Elliott, b. 17 April 1842 ; A.D.C. on the Staff of Brigadier-General
Stephen Elliott, Confederate States Army ; wounded at Bentonville, North
Carolina ; m., 19 Dec. 1871, Katherine Millichamp, dau. of Thomas
Richard Hazzard, and, by her (who d. 12 April 1879), had issue : —
1. Emily Hazzard, b. 15 April 1873 ; m., 24 May 1900, Theodore
Du Bose Ravenel.
2. Katherine Hazzard, b. 22 June 1875.
3. Hettie Hutson, b. 16 Sept. 1877.
4. Helen, b. 27 March 1879; m-> X5 Nov. 1900, James Monroe
Johnson.
5. JOSEPH WALKER, of whom we treat.
6. Allard Belin, b. 1 3 Nov. 1 848 ; served in South Carolina Militia ; m., 1 7 June
1873, Salina McCarthy, dau. of Rev. William Graham, and, dying 21 Oct.
1899, left issue : —
1. William Graham, b. 23 April 1876.
2. Allard, b. 26 Feb. 1878.
3. Charles Matthews, b. 1 8 April 1879.
4. Joseph Walker, b. n Aug. 1885.
5. George Winchester, b. 22 Aug. 1889.
6. Stephen Elliott, b. 9 Nov. 1890.
1. Catherine Osborn, b. I May 1874; m., 15 Nov. 1895, John
Clyde Hoke.
2. Nina Graham, b. 18 Oct. 1880.
3. Annie Stoney, b. 8 Jan. 1882.
4. Mary Elliott, b. 23 Jan. 1884.
5. Sarah Elizabeth, b. 3 March 1887 ; d. in infancy.
7. Charles Matthews, b. 18 Jan. 1852.
1. Catherine Osborn, b. 28 Feb. 1835.
2. Elizabeth, b. 8 Feb. 1837 ; m., 17 Oct. 1871, James Ladson Barnwell.
3. Esther Hutson, b. 24 Nov. 1838.
4. Ann, b. 28 Dec. 1843 ; m., 28 Feb. 1867, Dr. Edmund Mazy'ck, and had
issue.
5. Mary Elliott, b. 20 March 1850.
He d. 17 Feb. 1863.
Residence — Charleston, South Carolina.
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Joseph Cutler Whitney, b. at Boston, 7 Dec. 1856 ; graduated at
Harvard University, A. B. 1878; m., 9 Nov. 1882, Georgiana, dau.
of George Hayward, M.D., and has issue : —
1. Henry Lawrence, b. 13 Jan. 1886.
2. George Hayward, b. 31 Jan. 1892.
3. Robert Upton, b. 6 Nov. 1895.
DESCENT
JOHN WHITNEY (1592-1673), of Isleworth, Co. Middlesex, b. 1592; bap. at
St. Margaret's, Westminster, 20 July 1592 ; son of Thomas Whitney, of Lambeth
Marsh, who was possibly a descendant of the family of Whitney, of Whitney, Co.
Hereford ; member of the Merchant Taylors' Company, London ; emigrated to
America, April .1635, and settled in Watertown, Mass. ; Town Clerk, 1655 ; m. (i),
Elinor - , and, by her (who d. n May 1659), ^a<^ issue : —
1. John, b. 1621 ; m. 1642, Ruth, dau. of Robert Reynolds; d. 12 Oct. 1662,
leaving issue - — , from whom descended Eli Whitney (1765-1825), the
inventor of the " Cotton gin."
2. Richard, b. 1624 ; m., 1651, Martha Coldham, and had issue -- , from whom
descended the Hon. William Collins Whitney, Secretary of the Navy, 1885,
and the Professors Dwight Whitney, of Yale College.
3. Nathaniel, b. 1627 ; d. in infancy.
4. Thomas, of whom later.
5. Jonathan, b. 1634; m. 1656, Lydia, dau. of Lewis Jones ; d. 1702, leaving
issue.
6. Joshua, b. 15 July 1635 ; m. (i), Lydia - - ; m. (2) Mary - - ; m. (3)
Abigail Tarball ; d. 7 Aug. 1719, leaving issue.
7. Caleb, d. 1640.
8. Benjamin, b. 6 June 1643 ; m. (i) Jane - - ; m. (2) Mary Poor ; d. 1723,
leaving issue.
I. Mary, b. 23 May 1619 ; d. in infancy.
He d. i June 1673, having m. (2), 29 Sept. 1659, Judah Clement, who d.s.p.
prior to 1673.
THOMAS WHITNEY (1629-1719), b. 1629; m., n Jan. 1655, Mar7 Kedall,
and, by her, had issue : —
1. Thomas, of whom later.
2. John, b. 9 May 1659 ; d. in infancy.
3. John, d. in infancy.
4. Eleazer, b. 7 April 1662 ; m. 1 1 April 1687, Dorothy, dau. of James Ross, and
had issue.
5. Elnathan, b. 7 April 1662 ; d.s.p.
6. Bezaleel, b. 16 Sept. 1665.
7. Isaiah, b. 1 6 Sept. 1671 ; m. Sarah, dau. of George Woodward; d. 1711,
leaving issue.
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1. Mary, b. 22 Dec. 1663 ; d. in infancy.
2. Sarah, b. 23 March 1667 ; m. Charles Chadwick.
3. Mary, d. in infancy.
4. Martha, b. 30 Jan. 1674 ; d. unm.
He d. 20 Sept. 1719.
THOMAS WHITNEY (1656-1742), b. 24 Aug. 1656 ; m., 29 Jan. 1679,
Elizabeth, dau. of George Lawrence, and, by her (who d. 8 Feb. 1742), had issue : —
1. Thomas, b. 17 Sept. 1681 ; m. 26 July 1704, Mary Baker, and had issue.
2. John, b. 13 May 1684 ; m., 2 March 1710, Elizabeth Barnard, and had issue.
3. Benjamin, of whom later.
4. Nathan, m., 18 Nov. 1719, Mary, dau. of Jeremiah Hoiman, and had issue.
1. Elizabeth, b. 16 Feb. 1683.
2. Mary, b. 13 Jan. 1686.
3. Susanna.
4. Abigail ; m. 1724, John Rand.
He d. 12 April 1742.
BENJAMIN WHITNEY (1687—1737), of Marlborough and Boston, Mass., b.
7 Oct. 1687 ; m. (i), 7 Feb. 1710, Sarah, dau. of John Barrett, and, by her (who
d. 15 Feb. 1730), had issue : —
1. Barrett, b. 22 Sept. 1715 ; m., 1737, Elizabeth Adams.
2. David, b. 21 Jan. 1717 ; m. Mercy - — .
3. Solomon, b. 20 Jan. 1721 ; m., 5 Oct. 1749, Elizabeth Smith ; d. 1758, leav
ing issue.
4. Timothy, b. 6 July 1725 ; d. in infancy.
5. Job, b. 22 Oct. 1729, graduated at Harvard, 1758 ; d. unm. 13 June 1761.
1. Deborah, b. 7 Nov. 1711 ; m. Joseph Wheeler, and had issue.
2. Persis, b. 10 Jan. 1719 ; m. Nathan Goodale, and had issue.
3. Sarah, b. I 3 July 1723 ; m. Abraham Joslin, and had issue.
4. Dinah, b. 12 July 1727 ; m. 1756, Elijah Li.ermore, and had issue.
He m. (2), 1730, Abigail, dau. of Matthew Bridge, and, by her (who d. i Aug.
1767), had issue : —
6. Benjamin, b. 9 May 1732 ; d. unm. 22 March 1751.
7. George, b. 27 March 1733 ; d. unm. 26 Dec. 1751.
8. Samuel, of whom later.
5. Abigail, b. 13 May 1731 ; m. Samuel Austin ; d.s.p. May 1793.
6. Anna, b. 27 Oct. 1736 ; m. 22 Dec. 1761, William Bowes ; d.s.p. 2 Jan. 1762.
He d. 24 Oct. 1737.
SAMUEL WHITNEY (1734—1808), of Boston and Concord, Mass., and Castine,
Maine, b. 5 Sept. 1734 ; m., 20 Oct. 1757, Abigail, dau. of David Cutler, and, by
her (who d. 2 July 1813), had issue : —
1. Samuel, b. i 5 July 1759 5 d. unm. 1783.
2. David, b. 14 Aug. 1761 ; m. (i), July 1786, Betsy Derby; d. 17 Sept.
1818, leaving issue.
3. Benjamin, b. 1 1 April 1763 ; d. unm. 1784.
4. George, b. 22 Sept. 1765 ; d. 1805, leaving issue.
5. James, b. I Dec. 1766 ; d. unm. 1796.
6. Samuel Austin, b. 19 Sept. 1769 ; m., 28 July 1801, Ruth, dau. of John Perkins ;
d. 15 Oct. 1846, leaving, by her (who d. 15 Sept. 1849), issue.
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7. Joseph, of whom later.
8. William, b. i 3 Nov. 1772 ; d. unm. 1809.
9. John, b. 19 Dec. 1773 ; d. unm. 1803.
10. Cyrus, b. 24 Dec. 1774 ; m., 28 Dec. 1795, Mary Brewer, and had issue.
11. Eben, b. 17 March 1780 ; m. 27 Aug. 1807, Bathsheba, dau. of Colonel
Thomas Heston, and had issue.
12. Henry, b. 29 Jan. 1783 ; m. Lucy, dau. of John Perkins ; d. 27 April 1837,
leaving issue.
1. Anna, b. 30 July 1764 ; m., 13 Sept. 1787, James Adams ; d. 1788.
2. Abigail, b. 22 April 1768 ; d. unm. 4 June 1808.
3. Lydia, b. 19 Jan. 1769 ; d. 1771.
4. Sarah, b. 2 Feb. 1776 ; m., 5 May 1808, David Howe, and had issue.
5. Polly, b. 14 Sept. 1777 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 29 May 1808.
JOSEPH WHITNEY (1771-1812), b. 27 Sept. 1771 ; m. (i), 24 Sept. 1793,
Sally, dau. of Elizah Collins, and, dying in Boston, 24 June 1812, left by her (who
d. 22 Sept. 1799), issue : —
JOSEPH WHITNEY (1796-1869), of Boston, b. 1 1 June 1796 ; m., 23 July 1822,
Elizabeth, dau. of John Pratt, and, by her (who d. 5 Jan. 1890), had issue : —
I. Henry Austin, of whom later.
1. Caroline i lizabeth, b. 25 Oct. 1825 ; m., 28 Nov. 1847, Hezron Ayers Johnson,
and had issue ; d. 24 April 1908.
2. Sarah Josephine, b. 18 Jan. 1837 5 d. 25 March 1842.
He d. ii Sept. 1869.
HENRY AUSTIN WHITNEY (1826-1889), b. 6 Oct. 1826 ; graduated at Har
vard, 1846; m. Fanny, dau. of William Lawrence, and, by her (who d. at Boston,
28 Jan. 1883), had issue : —
1. Henry Lawrence, b. 27 Oct. 1853 ; d. young.
2. JOSEPH CUTLER, of whom we treat.
3. Ellerton Pratt, b. 21 Aug. 1858 ; m., 5 June 1901, Ellen Cushman Sargent, and
has issue.
4. Hugh, b. 7 Sept. 1870 ; m., 20 Oct. 1897, Eleanor Shattuck ; d. 23 Oct. 1907,
leaving issue.
1. Elizabeth, b. 23 March 1860 ; m., 30 Oct. 1884, James Jackson Minot, M.D. ;
d. 19 Feb. 1903, leaving issue.
2. Constance, b. 1 1 May 1865 ; m., II Sept. 1890, Franz Edward Zorrahn, and
has issue.
He d. 21 Jan. 1889.
Residence — 232 Marlboro' Street, Boston, Mass.
Clubs — Country, Tennis and Racquet, Hoosic Whisick, and
Exchange.
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RAVENEL
Henry St. Julien Ravenel, b. 29 April 1848 ; m., Oct. 1878,
Mary F. Prindle, and has issue : —
1. Henry St. Julien, b. 26 Aug. 1883.
2. Henry William, b. 26 July 1887.
1. Lydia Snowden, b. 1 1 July 1879.
2. Sophie Livingston, b. 17 Nov. 1880.
DESCENT
RENE" RAVENEL (1656- ), the founder ot this distinguished Huguenot
family, was the son of Daniel Ravenel, Sieur de Cohigny, Treasurer and Receiver-
General of the Due de la Tremoille, by Marie Guerineau, his first wife, and a direct
lineal descendant of Robert Ravenel, living circa 1473 ; b. at Vitre, Bretagne, 25 Sept.
1656 ; m., at Pompion Hill Plantation, South Carolina, 24 Oct. 1687, Charlotte,
dau. of Pierre Julien de St. Julien, Sieur de Malacare, and, by her, had issue: —
1. Daniel, of Somerton, South Carolina, b. 1692 ; m. Elizabeth Damaris de
St. Julien, and had issue ; will proved 14 Jan. 1737.
2. Rene Louis, of whom later.
3. Paul Francis, d.s.p.
1. Jeanne Charlotte, m. Captain Jean Corneille, of H.M. Engineer Corps.
2. Marie Amey, m. Paul de St. Julien, and had issue.
RENE Louis RAVENEL (1694- ), of Pooshee, South Carolina, b. 1694 ;
m. Susanne, dau. of Henri Le Noble, and widow of Alexandre de Chastaigner, and,
by her, left issue : —
1. Rene.
2. Henry, of whom later.
3. James.
4. Daniel, of Chelsea ; m. Elizabeth Jane Ravenel, and had issue.
1. Elizabeth.
2. Susanne, m. Stephen Mazyck, of Woodboo, and had issue.
HENRY RAVENEL (1729-1785), of Hanover, b. 25 June 1729 ; m., 13 Sept.
1750, Mary de St. Julien, and had issue : —
1. Henry, b. 1751 ; Captain in the Revolutionary War, serving at Eutaw Springs ;
d. 1823.
2. Paul Rene, d. in infancy.
3. Rene, of whom later.
4. Paul de St. Julien, b. 1765 ; m. (i) Susanna Lloyd; m. (2) Abigail Pierce;
d. 1820, leaving issue.
5. Stephen, b. 1770 ; Secretary of State ; m. Catherine, dau. of William Mazyck ;
d.s.p. 1818.
6. Peter St. Julien, d.s.p.
7. James Le Noble, d. in infancy.
1. Mary, d. in infancy.
2. Mary, d. in infancy.
3. Susanna, d. in infancy.
4. Amy, d. unm.
5. Mary, d. unm.
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6. Eliza Amy, d. unm.
7. Catherine Damaris, d. in infancy.
He d. 5 April 1785.
REN£ RAVENEL (1762-1826), of Pooshee, b. 14 April 1762 ; m., 14 Feb.
1788, Charlotte Jacqu6, dau. of Stephen Mazyck, of Woodboo, and had issue : —
1 . Henry, of whom later.
2. John Stephen, m. Susanna Ann Wilson, and had issue.
1. Susan Mazyck, m. Charles Stevens, and had issue.
2. Charlotte Mazy'ck, m. Isaac Porcher, and had issue.
3. Maria, d. unm.
4. Catherine, d. unm.
He d. 21 Nov. 1826.
HENRY RAVENEL (1790-1867), of Pooshee, b. 23 May 1790 ; m. (i), 17 June
1813, Catherine Stevens, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Henry William, of whom later.
He m. (2), 19 Jan. 1819, Esther Dwight, who d.s.p. ; m. (3), 24 May 1822,
Elizabeth Catherine Porcher, and, by her, had issue : —
2. Thomas Porcher, b. 4 Jan. 1824; m., 11 Feb. 1846, Elizabeth Margaret
Wilson, and had issue ; d. 19 Dec. 1898.
3. Rene, of Pooshee, b. 3 Nov. 1826 ; m., 26 Feb 1856, Isabel Marion de Vaux,
and had issue ; d. 27 July 1875.
4. William Francis, b. 19 Sept. 1828 ; m. Ellen M. Du Bose, and had issue.
5. John Charles, d. in infancy.
1. Elizabeth Julia, d. in infancy.
2. Charlotte Mazyck, d. in infancy.
3. Elizabeth Charlotte, d. in infancy.
4. Maria Catherine, m. Percival R. Porcher, and had issue.
5. Henrietta Mary.
6. Rowena Elizabeth, m. Dr. R. G. Dwight, and had issue.
He d. 1867.-
HENRY WILLIAM RAVENEL (1814-1887), b. 19 May 1814; a botanist of
international reputation, and member of many Scientific Societies in America and
Europe ; LL.D. (North Carolina University), 1886 ; m. (i) Elizabeth G. Snowden,
and, by her, had issue : —
i. HENRY ST. JULIEN, of whom we treat.
1. Charlotte St. Julien.
2. Lydia Snowden.
3. Henrietta Elizabeth.
4. Emily, m. Edward G. Cain, and had issue.
He m. (2) Mary Huger Dawson, and, by her, had issue : —
5. Caroline Deas, m. Edward H. Lucas, and had issue.
6. Susan Stevens.
7. Elizabeth G., m. John W. Ashurst, and had issue.
8. Mary Huger.
9. Tiphaine, m. Joseph H. Burgess, and had issue.
He d. 17 July 1887.
Residence — Jacksonville, Florida.
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SCOTT
John Morin Scott b., in Philadelphia,
19 Sept. 1858 ; m., 19 Dec. 1888,
Anna Ferris, dau. of Abraham Barker,
of Philadelphia.
The Hon.J. M. Scott was a Mem
ber of the House of Representatives of
Pennsylvania for five sessions, and is
now a Member of the Senate of Penn
sylvania.
DESCENT
JOHN SCOTT, of Kirkstyle, Scotland (son of
Patrick Scott, and grandson of George Scott, both
of Kirkstyle), obtained by Charter, under the Great
Seal in 1670, the lands and barony of Ancrum,
Co. Roxburgh, and afterwards received a patent,
dated 27 Oct. 1671, creating him a Baronet of
Nova Scotia, with remainder to his heirs male ; m.
(i) Elizabeth, dau. of Francis Scott, of Mangerton,
and, by her, left issue : —
I. Patrick, succeeded as second baronet ; m.
(l) Anne, dau. of William Wallace
(M.L. 14 Oct. 1675), by whom he had no surviving issue ; m. (2)
Margaret, dau. of Sir William Scott, of Harden, by whom he left at his
decease, 1734, an only son, John, his heir and successor.1
1 Sir John Scott, the third baronet, m. Christian, dau. of William Nisbet, of Dirleton,
and left, at his decease, 21 Feb. 1746, two sons, the elder of whom, William, succeeded his
father as fourth baronet, but, dying unm. 16 June 1/69, the title passed to his nephew, John,
only son of his younger brother John, by Margaret, his wife, dau. of Chambres Lewis, of
Leith. Sir John Scott, the fifth baronet, m., 10 July 1792, Harriet, dau. of William
Graham, and, dying 24 Dec. 1812, left two sons — (i) John, the sixth baronet, who was
b. 14 July 1798, and served heir to his father, 24 March 1813, but d., at sea, unm., 29 Aug.
1814, being then a midshipman on board H.M.S. Rhine; (2) William, the seventh
baronet, who was b. 26 July 1803, and served heir, 10 July 1815, to "his brother, Sir John
Scott, baronet, of Ancrum, who d. 29 Aug. 1814"; m., 1828, Elizabeth, dau. and heir
of David Anderson, of Balgay, and d. 12 Oct. 1871, leaving three sons — (A) William, who
succeeded his father as eighth baronet, m., 1861, Amelia Murray, eldest dau. of General Sir
Thomas Monteath Douglas, K.C.B., and d. 1902, leaving no male issue ; (B) Henry Warren,
d.s.p. 1889 ; and (c) Arthur, d.s.p. 1874. The male line of the grantee's son Patrick,
having thus become extinct, it would appear that Mr. John Morin Scott is de jure the ninth
baronet.
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2. Charles ; m. (M.L. 16 Dec. 1689) Margaret, dau. of John Rutherford, and had,
by her, an only son : —
John, of Belford, m. Marion, dau. of Alexander Baillie, of Ashestiel,
Co. Selkirk, by whom he left a dau., Agnes, m. Thomas Cock-
burn, of Rowchester, and had issue.
3. John, of whom later.
He d. 1712, having m. (2) (M.L., I Feb. 1684) Elizabeth, dau. of Sir William
Bennet, by whom he had two daus., and m. (3), 1 708, Barbara, dau. of Walter Ker,
of Littledean, who d.s.p.
JOHN SCOTT ( -1725), "being bred a merchant settled in New York"; was
appointed Prize-master at New York, 2 Jan. 1702 ; "received and allowed a free
man and citizen of the City of New York," 2 March 1702 ; being in England, in
1709, he had correspondence and money transactions with his brother, Sir Patrick
Scott, records of which are preserved in the family ; in the same year was admitted
and received a " burgess and gild brother " of Glasgow ; was admitted a burgess of
Peebles, 13 July 1709 ; the original certificates still exist, and in that for Peebles he
is described as " lawful son of Sir John Scott, of Ancrum " ; was Lieutenant of a
company of Fusiliers in the province of New York, 1710 ; Commandant of Fort
Hunter, on the Mohawk River, 1711; m. Helena, dau. of John Vincent and grand-
dau. of Adrian Vincent, of New York, and, by her, had with other issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Patrick.
3. Hunter.
He d. June 1725.
JOHN SCOTT (1702-1733), b. 1702, and bap., 16 Aug. of the same year, in the
Dutch Reformed Church of New York ; merchant in New York, and admitted a
freeman of that city in 1726 ; obtained, 23 June 1725, a patent for land near Fort
Hunter, on the Mohawk River, in which he is described as "John Scott, Jr., eldest
son of John Scott, lieutenant and commandant of Fort Hunter " ; m. Marian,
youngest dau. of Peter Morin, merchant of La Rochelle, France (who was made a
freeman of New York 1 1 June 1691), and d. 30 April 1733, leaving an only son : —
JOHN MORIN SCOTT (1730-1784), b. 1730 ; graduated at Yale College, 1746 ;
licensed to practise law, 23 Jan. 1752; Member Provincial Congress, 1775—6; Secre
tary for State of N.Y., 1778-1784; Brigadier-General N.Y. Militia; m., about
1750, Helena, dau. of Petrus Rutgers, and, by her (who m. (2), 9 Jan. 1789, John R.
Myer, and d. I Aug. 1798), had issue: —
1. John, b. 9 May 1755 ; d. young.
2. Peter Rutgers, b. 6 July 1756 ; d. young.
3. Lewis Allaire, of whom later.
i. Mary, b. 17 July 1753.
He d. Sept. 1784.
LEWIS ALLAIRE SCOTT (1759-1798), b. n Feb. 1759; succeeded his father as
Secretary for State of New York, 1784-1798 ; m., at Philadelphia, 18 Feb. 1785,
Juliana, dau. of William Sitgreaves, and, by her (who d. 1842), had issue : —
John Morin, of whom later.
Maria Litchfield ; m. Peter Pederson, Danish Consul-General and Charge d'Affaires
U.S. ; d.s.p. at Copenhagen, 7 Nov. 1814.
He d. 17 March 1798.
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JOHN MORIN SCOTT (1789-1858), b. in New York City, 25 Oct. 1789 ;
graduated'at Princeton College ; Member of the Philadelphia Bar ; President Select
Council, Philadelphia ; Member House of Representatives, and Mayor of Philadelphia,
1841-1844 ; m., 15 May 1817, Mary, dau. of George Emlen, of Philadelphia, and,
by her (who d. 1881), had issue : —
1. Lewis Allaire, of whom later.
2. George Emlen ; d.s.p. 9 May 1852, aet. 32.
3. John Morin ; d.s.p. n March 1838.
1. Sarah Emlen ; m. Joseph Dennie Meredith, of Philadelphia, and had issue : —
1. William T., of New York ; m., and had issue.
2. Joseph M. S., m., and had issue.
3. Joseph Dennie, m., and had issue.
I. Mary Emlen, m. J. Montgomery Hare, of New York, and had issue: —
Meredith.
Elizabeth Emlen.
2. Maria Litchfield ; m. John Thompson Lewis, of Philadelphia, and had issue : —
I. Rebecca C., m. Allen Evans, and had issue.
' 2. Maria Lewis, m. Edward F. Beale, and had issue : —
Leonard F.
Maria Scott.
3. Helen Scott, m. J. Ogden Hoffman, and had issue.
4. Frances, m. T. De Witt Cuyler.
5. Amy, m. Pemberton Sidney Hutchinson, of Philadelphia, and had
issue : —
Sidney E.
Margaret Willing.
3. Julia, m. Robert Wain Learning, of Philadelphia, who d. 1884, leaving issue : —
I. Thomas Learning, m. Josephine Lea Browne.
1. Rebecca Wain, m. William W. Montgomery, of Radnor, Penn
sylvania, and had issue : —
1. William Wain.
2. Robert Learning.
3. Horace Binney.
I . Mary Scott.
2. Mary Emlen, m. R. Francis Wood, of Philadelphia, and had issue : —
Charles Stewart.
Julia Learning.
3. Julia ; m. Nicholas Lennig.
4. Helen.
He d. 3 Apr. 1858.
LEWIS ALLAIRE SCOTT (1819-1896), b. in Philadelphia, 10 Aug. 1819;
graduated at the University of Pennsylvania, 1858 ; m., 23 June 1857, Frances Anna,
dau. of Richard Wistar, of Philadelphia, and, by her, had issue : —
1. JOHN MORIN, of whom we treat.
2. Lewis Allaire.
3. Alexander Harvey.
i . Hannah Lewis.
He d. II Aug. 1896.
Residence — 118 South i8th Street, Philadelphia.
Arms — Argent, three lions' heads crazed gules, langued azure.
Crest — A lion's head erased gules, langued azure.
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FRENCH
Amos Tuck French, b. at Boston 20 July 1863 ; m. at Newport,
R.I., 2 Dec. 1885, Pauline, dau. of Stuyvesant Le Roy, and, by
her, has had issue : —
1. Francis Ormond, b. at Newport, 27 Nov. 1888.
2. Stuyvesant Le Roy, b. at Tuxedo, 19 Aug. 1895.
3. Edward Tuck, b. at Tuxedo, 3 May 1899.
4. Amos Tuck, b. at Newport, 10 Sept. 1901.
DESCENT
EDWARD FRENCH ( -1674), b. in England; emigrated to America, 1636,
and settled first in Ipswich, Mass. ; removed to Salisbury, 1642 ; d. 28 Dec. 1674,
leaving issue : —
JOSEPH FRENCH ( —1688), b. in England ; accompanied his father to
America, and settled in Ipswich ; removed to Salisbury, 1642 ; d. 16 Feb. 1688,
having had issue : —
JOSEPH FRENCH (1654-1683), of Salisbury, b. 16 March 1654 ; d. 14 Dec.
1683, leaving issue : —
JOSEPH FRENCH (1679-1756), of Salisbury, b. 26 March 1679; d. 27 Dec.
1756, leaving issue : —
DANIEL FRENCH (1708-1783), of South Hampton, New Hampshire, b. 21 Aug.
1708 ; m. Sarah Gould ; d. I Sept. 1783, leaving issue : —
GOULD FRENCH (1741-1823), of Epping, New Hampshire, b. 17 Sept. 1741 ;
fought in the Revolutionary War ; m., 24 Nov. 1763, Dorothy Whittier ; d. 12 May
1823, leaving issue : —
DANIEL FRENCH (1769-1840), of Chester, New Hampshire, b. 22 Feb. 1769 ;
Attorney-General of State of New Hampshire; m., 15 Sept. 1799, Mercy Brown,
who d. 8 March 1802 ; d. at Chester, 15 Oct. 1840, leaving issue : —
BENJAMIN BROWN FRENCH (1800-1870), of Chester and Washington, D.C.,
b. at Chester, New Hampshire, 4 Sept. 1800 ; m., II Jan. 1825, Elizabeth, dau. of
Chief Justice Wm. Merchant Richardson ; d. at Washington, 12 Aug. 1870, leaving
issue : —
FRANCIS ORMOND FRENCH (1837—1893), of New York, and Newport, R.I. ;
b. at Chester, 12 Sept. 1837 ; graduated at Harvard, 1857 ; Harvard Law School,
1859 5 LL.B. ; m., 5 March 1861, Ellen, dau. of Hon. Amos Tuck, and, by her,
had issue : —
1. AMOS TUCK, of whom we treat.
2. Benjamin Brown, b. at New York, 26 Jan. 1872 ; d. in infancy.
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1. Elizabeth Richardson, m., 14 July 1892, Major-General Herbert Francis Eaton,
3rd Lord Cheylesmore, C.V.O., and has issue : —
1. Francis Ormond Henry, b. 19 June 1893.
2. Herbert Edward, b. 12 June 1895.
2. Ellen, m., 1901, Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, and has issue : —
William Henry, b. in New York, 24 Nov. 1901.
He d. at Tuxedo Park, 26 Feb. 1893.
Residences — Tuxedo Park, New York ; Chester, New Hampshire.
Clubs — Knickerbocker, Union, Harvard, Metropolitan, Grolier,,
Tuxedo, Turf and Field, Coney Island Jockey, New York
Yacht (New York).
LONGFELLOW
Ernest Wadsworth Longfellow, b. at Cambridge, Mass., 23 Nov.
1845 ; graduated at the Lawrence Scientific School, Harvard,
1865 ; studied Art in Paris and Italy, and has painted many
well-known pictures.
DESCENT
WILLIAM LONGFELLOW (1651-1691), b. in Co. York, 1651 ; emigrated to
America, 1675 ; settled in Newbury, Mass.; m., 10 Nov. 1678, Anne, dau. of Henry
Sewall, and, by her (who d. 1706), had issue : —
1. William.
2. Stephen, d. young.
3. Stephen, of whom later.
4. Nathan, m. Mary Green.
1. Anne.
2. Elizabeth.
He was drowned at sea, 1691.
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW (1685-1768), of Newbury, Mass., b. 22 Sept. 1685 ;
Lieutenant ; m., 5 Feb. 1/18, Abigail, dau. of Rev. Edward Thompson, and, by her,
had issue : —
1. William.
2. Edward.
3. Stephen, of whom later.
4. Samuel.
5. Nathan, d. young.
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1. Anne, m. John Poore
2. Sarah.
3. Abigail, d. young.
4. Elizabeth, d. young.
He d. 17 Nov. 1768.
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW (1723-1790), b. 7 Feb. 1723 ; graduated at Harvard,
1742 ; Clerk of the Judicial Court, Portland, Maine, 1760; m., 19 Oct. 1749,
Tabitha, dau. of Samuel Bragdon, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Stephen, of whom later.
2. Samuel, d.s.p.
3. William, d. young.
He d. I May 1790.
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW (1750-1824), of Gorham, Maine, b. 3 Aug. 1750;
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, 1797-1811 ; m., 13 Dec. 1773, Patience
Young ; and, dying 28 May 1824, left, by her, with other issue, a son :—
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW (1775-1849) ; b. at Gorham, Maine, 23 June 1775 ; gradu
ated at Harvard 1798 ; admitted to the Bar, 1801 ; Member of Congress, 1823-1825 ;
m., I Jan. 1804, Zilpah, dau. of General Peleg Wadsworth, and, by her, had issue :—
1. Stephen, m. Marianne, dau. of Hon. William P. Preble, and had issue : —
William Pitt Preble, of Cambridge, Mass., b. 25 Oct. 1836.
2. Henry Wadsworth, of whom later.
3. Alexander Wadsworth, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Richard K. Porter.
4. Samuel, b. 18 June 1819 ; graduated Harvard ; Unitarian Minister at Brooklyn,
1853-1860 ; d. 3 Oct. 1892.
1. Anne, m. George W. Pierce.
2. Mary, m. James Greenleaf.
3. Elizabeth, d. young.
4. Ellen, d. young.
He d. 3 Aug. 1849.
HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW (1807-1882), b. at Portland, Maine,
27 Feb. 1807; one of the most famous American poets and writers; m. (i),
14 Sept. 1831, Mary Storer (who d.s.p. at Rotterdam, 29 Nov. 1835), dau. of Judge
Barrett Potter ; m. (2), 13 July 1843, Frances Elizabeth, dau. of Nathan Appleton, of
Boston, and, by her (who d. 9 July 1861), had issue : —
1. Charles Appleton.
2. ERNEST WADSWORTH, of whom we treat.
1. Fannie, d. young.
2. Edith.
3. Alice Mary.
4. Anne Allegra.
He d. 24 March 1882.
Residence — 7 West 43rd Street, New York.
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Alexander Hamilton Vinton (Bishop of Western Massachusetts),
b. at Brooklyn, 30 March 1852, graduated at St. Stephen's College,
A.B. 1873, D.D. 1890, LL.D. 1902; ordained 1877; elected
first Bishop of the Diocese of Western Massachusetts, 1902.
DESCENT
DAVID VINTON, (7746-1778), of Medford, Mass., b. about 1746 ; son of
Robert Vinton, of Gore Co., Mass., living there 1731 ; m., 1773, Mary, dau. of
Hammond Gowen, of Charlestown, and, by her (who d. Sept. 1775), had issue : —
1. David, of whom later.
2. John, d. in infancy.
He d. 3 Dec. 1778.
DAVID VINTON (1774-1830), of Providence, R.L, b. at Medford, 6 Jan. 1774 ;
m., 17 May 1797, Mary, dau. of Amos Atwell, of Providence, and, by her (who d.
15 May 1854), had issue: —
1. Amos Maine, b. 30 Oct. 1798 ; m., 25 Oct. 1824, Frances Jones Dyer, of
Providence, and, dying 12 July 1837, had issue : —
1. Elisha Dyer, b. 22 July 1825 ; m., 19 Oct. 1853, Alice G.,
dau. of Alfred P. Edwards.
2. John Rogers, d. in infancy.
1. Caroline Dyer, d. young.
2. Frances Jones ; m., 2 June 1852, John F. Chapin.
3. Elizabeth, d. young.
2. John Rogers, Major, b. 16 June 1801 ; served with distinction in Florida and
Mexico, and was killed at the siege of Vera Cruz, 22 March 1847 ; m.,
29 Sept. 1829, Lucretia Dutton, dau. of Ebenezer Parker, of Boston,
and, by her (who d. 12 Sept. 1838), had issue : —
1 . Parker, d. in infancy
2. Francis Laurens (General), b. I June 1835 ; d. 6 Oct. 1879.
1 . Helen Lucretia, d. in infancy.
2. Louise Claire, b. 15 Oct. 1832 ; m., 14 Oct. 1852, Dr. Washing
ton Hoppin.
3. David Hammond, of whom later.
4. Alexander Hamilton (Rev.), b. 2 May 1807 ; M.D. Yale 1828; Rector of
Gracechurch, Providence ; m., I 5 Oct. 1835, Eleanor Stockbridge, dau. of
Ebenezer Thompson, of Providence. R.I., and, by her, had issue : —
1 . Frederick Swartz, d. in infancy.
2. Alexander, b. 17 Sept. 1844.
1. Eleanor, b. 20 Aug. 1838.
2. Mary, b. 14 Oct. 1840.
3. Anna, d. in infancy.
4. Emily, d. in infancy.
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5. Francis, b. 29 Aug. 1809 ; graduated at West Point 1830 ; afterward ordained
rector of Gracechurch, Brooklyn, N.Y., 1848 ; and of Trinity, N.Y. City,
1855—1872 ; m. (l) Maria Bovven, dau. of John Whipple, of Providence, and,
by her (who d. 6 June 1840), had issue : —
Francis, d. in infancy.
m. (2), 3 Nov. 1841, Elizabeth Mason, dau. of Captain Oliver Hazard
Perry, and had issue : —
1. Francis, b. 16 Nov. 1842.
2. Henry Gilliat, d. in infancy.
3. Oliver Perry, b. 20 Oct. 1850.
4. Arthur Dudley, b. 23 Dec. 1852 ; graduated at Columbia College,
I873-
5. Frederick Betts, b. 29 Nov. 1854.
1. Elizabeth Perry, b. 8 March 1846.
2. Grace, d. in infancy.
1. Elizabeth, b. 16 Feb. 1805 ; m. Lieutenant George Sears Greene, of the U.S.
Army.
2. Ruth Paget Olney, d. in infancy.
He d. 1830.
DAVID HAMMOND VINTON (1803-1873), b. at Providence, R.I., 4 May 1803 ;
graduated at West Point, 1822 ; entered Army, I July 1822 ; served in Florida and
Mexico, and rose to the rank of Colonel and Brigadier-General ; m. (i), 14 July
1829, Pamela, dau. of Major-General Jacob Brown, General-in-Chief in the U.S.
Army, and, by her (who d. 20 March 1845), had issue : —
1. Jacob Brown, b. 26 March 1832.
2. James Williams, b. 28 Oct. 1833.
3. Hammond, b. 10 Dec. 1840.
4. John Rogers, b. 24 Sept. 1842.
1. Pamela Williams, b. 30 June 1830 ; m., 15 Jan. 1849, Noel Keating Lawrence,
of Circleville, Ohio.
2. Elizabeth, b. II Aug. 1835.
3. Mary Atwell, b. 23 Jan. 1845.
He m. (2), 2 Nov. 1848, Eliza Arethusa, dau. of Daniel H. Arnold, of
Brooklyn, and, by her, had issue : —
5. ALEXANDER HAMILTON, of whom we treat.
4. Harriet Arnold, b. 3 Oct. 1849.
He d. 21 Feb. 1873.
\
Residence — 1154 Worthington Street, Springfield, Mass.
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Henry Anthony Barclay, b. 14 Dec. 1844; m., 28 Oct. 1873,
Clara O. Wright, and, by her, has issue : —
1. Henry Anthony, b. 13 Oct. 1875 ; m., 18 April 1901, Rosalie X.
Paul, and has issue.
2. Wright, b. 26 .'March 18/7; m., 23 June 1903, Louise Fontaine
Mitchell, widow of Nathaniel E. Venable, who d. 26 July 1903.
1. Gertrude O., b. 25 July 1874; m., 29 April 1901, Julien Stevens
Ulman.
2. Mildred, b. 23 Dec. 1888.
3. Clara Wright, b. 26 Feb. 1890.
DESCENT
THOMAS BARCLAY, ordained by the Bishop of London, 31 May 1707 ;
appointed Chaplain to the garrison of Fort Orange at Albany, 1708; afterwards
first Rector of St. Peter's Church, Albany ; m. Anna Dorothea, dau. of Captain
Andries Dranyer, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Thomas, d. unm.
2. Henry, of whom later.
3. Andrew, b. 6 Oct. 1719; m., 14 June 1737, Helena, dau. of Jacobus Roosevelt,
and had issue.
4. John, Mayor of Albany ; m. twice, and d. 1 8 Feb. 1779, leaving issue.
HENRY BARCLAY (1712-1764), b. 1712: second Rector of Trinity Church,
N.Y. ; m., 15 Dec. 1749, Mary, dau. of Colonel Anthony Rutgers, and, by her
(who d. 8 June 1788), had issue : —
1. Thomas H., b. 12 Oct. 1753 ; m., 2 Oct. 1775, Susanna, dau. of Peter De
Lancey, and had issue.
2. Anthony, of whom later.
1. Catherine, d. unm.
2. Cornelia, m. (l) Stephen De Lancey; m. (2) General Sir Hudson Lowe, K.C.B.,
and had issue.
3. Anna Dorothea, m. Lieutenant-Colonel Beverley Robinson, and had issue.
He d. 2O Aug. 1764.
ANTHONY BARCLAY (1755-1805), b. 1755 ; m. Anna, dau. of James Lent, of
Long Island, and, dying 23 Aug. 1805, left issue, by her, a son : —
HENRY BARCLAY (1794-1863), b. 3 April 1794; m., 13 April 1842, Sarah,
dau. of Daniel Sackett Moore, and, by her (who d. 3 Sept. 1873), had issue : —
1. HENRY ANTHONY, of whom we treat.
2. James Lent, b. 5 Oct. 1848 ; m. (l), 19 Dec. 1876, Olivia Mott Bell, and, by
her (who d. 3 Jan. 1894), had issue : —
Adelaide Mott, b. 19 Nov. 1884; m., 23 Sept. 1903, Algernon K.
Boyesen.
m. (2), 1 6 April 1896, Priscilla Dixon Sloane.
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3. Sackett Moore, b. I Dec. 1850 ; m., 19 Oct. 1871, Cornelia Cochrane, dau. of
Henry Anthony Waldburg Barclay, and has issue : —
1. Harold, b. 14 Aug. 1872.
2. Robert Cochrane, b. 26 March 1874.
1. Beatrice Waldburg, b. 21 Dec. 1875 ; m., 9 Oct. 1901, Stockton
Beckman Colt.
2. Ethel N., b. 28 May 1877 ; m., 18 July 1900, Thornton Chard.
3. Cornelia Cochrane, b. 22 March 1892.
I. Fannie Moore, b. 1 6 Aug. 1846 ; m., 7 June 1864, William Constable.
He d. 21 March 1863.
Residence — Montview, Short Hills, New Jersey.
Clubs — Union, Metropolitan.
ROBINSON
Beverley Robinson, b. at Philadelphia, 22 March 1844; m., at
New York, 8 April 1875, Anna E. Foster, and has issue : —
1. Beverley Randolph, b. 24 June 1876 ; A.B., Harvard, 1898 ; LL.B.,
Columbia, 1901.
2. Herman Foster, b. 31 March 1878 ; d. 21 June 1903.
3. Peyton Randolph, b. 14 April 1880 ; d. in infancy.
1. Pauline Lentilhon, b. 10 Aug. 1881.
2. Anna Foster, b. 25 April 1889.
Dr. Robinson graduated at the University of Pennsylvania,
A.B. 1862, A.M. 1865, and at the University of Paris, M.D.,
1872.
DESCENT
JOHN ROBINSON ( -1688), b. in England ; settled in New Charles Parish,
York Co., Virginia, and received grant of 300 acres of land in Lancaster Co., 4 April
1653 '•> m-> 'n England, Elizabeth , and, dying I March 1688, left issue, by her
(who d. 2 Oct. 1691), a son : —
ANTHONY ROBINSON (1662-1727), b. in New Charles Parish, York Co., I May
1662 ; m. (i), 1684, Mary Starkey, and, by her (who d. 31 Jan. 1698), had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Starkey, d. young.
3. Anthony, b. 23 Oct. 1697; m., 1735, Diana, dau. of Christmas Starkey;
d. 17 March 1756, leaving issue.
4. James, d. in infancy.
5. Peter, b. 28 Dec. 1700 ; d. unm. 6 July 1734.
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6. James, d. in infancy.
7. William, b. 20 Aug. 1705 ; m. Anne ; d. 8 Nov. 1747, leaving issue.
1. Elizabeth, d. young.
2. Frances, b. 5 Jan. 1690 ; m. Edmund Sweeny ; d. 7 May 1718, leaving issue.
3. Mary, d. young.
4. Sarah, d. in infancy.
5. Anne, b. 28 Oct. 1707 ; m. William Parsons, and had issue.
6. Jane, d. in infancy.
He d. II Nov. 1727.
JOHN ROBINSON (1685-1737), b. in York Co., 25 Aug. 1685 ; m. Frances,
dau. of Armiger Wade, of York Co., and, by her (who d. 13 Oct. 1721),
had issue : —
1 . Anthony, of whom later.
2. John, b. 4 Sept. 1714 ; d. unm. 5 June 1738.
3. Starkey, d. young.
1. Mary, b. 24 Oct. 1707.
2. Elizabeth, d. in infancy.
3. Martha, d. in infancy.
He d. 7 April 1737.
ANTHONY ROBINSON (1711-1737), b. 9 Sept. 1711 ; m. Mary Kirby, and, by
her (who m. (2) Daniel Moor), had issue : —
1 . Peter, d. in infancy.
2. Anthony, of whom later.
1. Mar)-.
2. Frances, b. 26 April 1735.
He d. 7 April 1737.
ANTHONY ROBINSON (1737-1776), b. 15 June 1737; Justice for York Co.,
1762-1767; High Sheriff, 1765; m. (i), i Dec. 1757, Frances, dau. of Samuel
Read, and, by her (who d. 26 Aug. 1762), had issue : —
i . Robert Read, d. in infancy.
1. Mary, b. 2 Dec. 1759 ; m. Edward Chisman, and had issue.
He m. (2), 23 Dec. 1762, Mary, dau. of Aaron Phillips, and, by her (who d.
7 April 1775), had issue : —
2. Starkey, b. 7 Dec. 1763 ; m., 1790, Anne, dau. of Robert Armistead ; d. 26 Nov.
1815, leaving issue.
3. Anthony, b. 12 Aug. 1770; m. Elizabeth, dau. of William Russell, clerk of
James City Co., and had issue.
4. John, of whom later.
2. Frances, d. young.
3. Elizabeth, b. 29 July 1767 ; m. Francis Howard, and had issue.
4. Anne, b. 2 March 1775 ; m., I Jan. 1797, Miles Carey, and had issue.
He d. April 1776.
JOHN ROBINSON (1/73-1850), b. 13 Feb. 1773; Clerk of the District Court
of Richmond, Virginia, 1797—1809, and of the Circuit Court of Richmond,
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1809-1850 ; m., 9 Feb. 1801, Agnes Con way, dau. of John Moncure, of Clermont,
Stafford Co., and, by her (who d. 15 Nov. 1862), had issue : —
1 . Moncure, of whom later.
2. Gary, b. 20 Aug. 1803 ; d. unm. 26 Sept. 1846.
3. Con way, 15 Sept. 1805 ; Representative, House of Delegates, 1852 ; m., 14 July
1836, Mary Susan Selden, dau. of Hon. Benjamin Watkins Leigh, LL.D. ;
d. 30 Jan. 1884.
4. Edwin, b. 30 July 1807 ; m. Frances, dau. of Henry Brown, of Bedford Co.,
Virginia, and had issue.
5. Quintus, d. in infancy.
6. Eustace, b. 10 Aug. 1812 ; Lieutenant, U.S. Army, 1834-5 ; Clerk of the
Circuit Court, Henrico, Virginia, 1841-1859 ; d. unm. 7 Dec. 1859.
7. Alfred, b. 26 Oct. 1815 ; d. unm. i Dec. 1834.
8. Moore, b. 24 July 1820 ; d. unm. 22 March 1843.
1. Anna Jane, b. 20 Nov. 1810 ; m., 3 Dec. 1836, Colonel John N. Shields, and
had issue.
2. Octavia, b. 4 March 1814 ; m., I Nov. 1837, Richard Barton Haxall, and had
issue.
3. Margaret Harvie, b. 23 March 1817 ; d. unm. 2 July 1857.
4. Agnes Gaskins, d. in infancy.
5. Cornelia, b. 13 March 1822 ; m. James B. Cunningham, and had issue.
He d. 26 April 1850.
MONCURE ROBINSON (1802-1892), of Philadelphia, b. at Richmond, Virginia,
2 Feb. 1802 ; m., 2 Feb. 1835, Charlotte Randolph, dau. of John Bennett
Taylor, of Frederick Co., Virginia, and had issue : —
1. John Moncure, Captain in the Confederate States Army ; m. Champe, dau. of
Dr. James P. Conway.
2. Edmund Randolph, LL.B., Harvard, 1860 ; m. Augusta, dau. of Hon. John Jay,
of New York.
3. BEVERLEY, of whom we treat.
4. Charles Meigs.
5. Moncure, m. Lydia, dau. of Colonel Henry J. Biddle, of the U.S. Army.
1. Susan Conway, d. in infancy.
2. Agnes Conway, m. Charles Chauncey, of Philadelphia (q.v.).
3. Charlotte, d. in infancy.
4. Frances Brown, m. Algernon Sydney Biddle, of Philadelphia, who d. 8 April
1891, leaving issue.
5. Nathalie Chauncey, m. Henry Conover Boyer, of Philadelphia.
He d. 1892.
Residence — 42 West 3/th Street, New York.
Clubs — University, Knickerbocker, Century (New York).
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CHAUNCEY
Charles Chauncey, b. 15 Aug. 1838 ;
m. Agnes Conway, dau. of Moncure
Robinson, of Philadelphia.
DESCENT
The family of Chauncy was, soon after the
Conquest, seated at Ski rpen beck, Co. Lincoln, of
which place they held the manor for several
centuries.
SIR JOHN CHAUNCY, son and heir of Sir
William Chauncy, of Skirpenbeck, was of Stepney,
Co. Middlesex ; m. Margaret, dau. and co-heiress
of William Giflfard, of Gedleston (Gilston), Co.
Hertford ; and, by her, had a son : —
JOHN CHAUNCY ( -1479), of Gilston ; m.
Anne, dau. of John Leventhorp, of Shingey Hall,
Sawbridgeworth, and, by her, had issue : —
I. John, of whom later.
William.
Ralph.
Catherine.
Isabel.
Jane.
4. Margaret.
5. Joan.
6. Elizabeth.
He d. 27 May 1479.
JOHN CHAUNCY ( -1510), or Gilston ; m. Alice, dau. of Thomas Boyse,
and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. George.
3. William.
He d. 8 June 1510.
JOHN CHAUNCY ( -1546), of Gilston ; m. Elizabeth, dau. and heiress of
John Proffit, of Barcombe, Co. Sussex, and widow of Richard Manfield, and, by her,
had issue : —
1 . Maurice, the well-known prior ot the Carthusian order, and confessor to Queen
Mary ; d. at Bruges, 2 July 1581.
2. Henry, of whom later.
3. Robert.
i. Alice, m. — Mason
He d. 8 June 1546.
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HENRY CHAUNCY ( -1587), of Gilston and Pishiobury, Co. Hertford ; m. (i)
Lucy , and, by her (who d. 25 April 1566), had issue : —
1. John, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Holliday.
2. George, of whom later.
3. Robert.
4. Edward.
He d. 14 April 1587, having m. (2) Jane Salisbury.
GEORGE CHAUNCY, of Yardly, Co. Hertford ; m. ) Jane, dau. and heiress of
John Cornwall, of Yardly, and, by her (who d. 25 July 1582), had issue : —
1 . Henry, m. Anne, dau. of Giles Allen, of Haseleigh, Co. Essex.
2. Charles, d. young.
1. Jane, bap. 19 Sept. 1577 ; m. Edward Coe.
2. Mary, bap. 12 April 1579.
3. Frances, bap. 24 July 1580 ; m. Ambrose Porter.
4. Barbara, bap. 18 March 1582 ; m. Henry Wright.
He m. (2) Agnes, dau. of Edward Welch, of Much Wymondley, and widow of
Edward Humberstone, and, by her, had issue : —
3. George, bap. 22 Dec. 1584.
4. Edward, bap. 30 Sept. 1587.
5. Charles, of whom later.
5. Elizabeth, m. Robert Lane, ofWalgrave, Co. Northampton.
6. Lucy, bap. 15 Feb. 1590 ; m. Nathaniel Downe.
7. Judith, of Yardly, Co. Hertford ; d. unm., and who in her will, proved I March
1657, mentions "her dear and loving brother Mr. Charles Chauncy of New
England, and her cousins, Isaac and Ichabod."
8. Anne, bap. 25 Nov. 1593 ; d. unm.
His will was proved 25 Aug. 1624.
CHARLES CHAUNCY (1592-1672), bap. 5 Nov. 1592 ; educated at Westminster
and at Trinity College, Cambridge; Fellow, M.A., 1617; B.D., 1624; Vicar
of Ware, Co. Hertford, 1627—1633 ; Vicar of Marston, St. Lawrence, Co. North
ampton, 1633-1637 ; prosecuted and imprisoned by Archbishop Laud for neglect
of Church ceremonies ; went to Plymouth, Mass., 1638 ; appointed President of
Harvard College, 27 Nov. 1654 > m-> 17 March 1631, Catherine, dau. of Robert
Eyre, Barrister at Law, of Salisbury, and, by her (who d. 24 Jan. 1668), had
issue : —
1. Isaac, b. at Ware, 23 Aug. 1632 ; m. Jane ; d. in London, 28 Feb.
1712, leaving issue.
2. Ichabod, b. at Ware, 1635 ; graduated at Harvard College; m. Mary King;
d. at Bristol, where he was a physician, 25 July 1691, leaving issue.
3. Barnabas, b. in England, 1639 ; graduated at Harvard College, 1657, and
d.s.p.
4. Nathaniel, of whom later.
5. Elnathan, b. about 1639 ; graduated at Harvard College, 1661 ; d.s.p. in the
Barbados.
6. Israel, of Stratford, Conn., b. 1644 ; graduated at Harvard College, 1661 ; m.
twice and left issue.
1. Sarah, b. at Ware, 13 June 1631 ; m., 26 Oct. 1659, Rev. Gershom Bulkeley,
and had issue.
2. Hannah.
He d. 19 Feb. 1672.
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NATHANIEL CHAUNCY (7639-1685), b. at Plymouth, Mass., about 1639,
twin with Elnathan ; graduated at Harvard College, 1661, A.M. 1664, and a
Fellow ; Pastor at Windsor, 1667, and at Hatfield, 1680-1685 ; m., 12 Nov. 1673,
Abigail, dau. of John Strong, of Northampton, and, by her (who m. (2), 8 Sept.
1686, Medad Pomeroy, and d. 15 April 1704), had issue : —
1. Isaac, b. 6 Sept. 1674 ; d. unm. 23 July 1742.
2. Charles, b. 3 Sept. ; d. 3 I Oct. 1679.
3. Nathaniel, of whom later.
1. Katherine, b. 12 Jan. 1675.
2. Abigail, b. 14 Oct. 1677 ; m. (i) Dr. Hudson ; m. (2) Edward Burroughs.
3. Sarah, b. 15 Sept. 1683 ; m. Rev. Samuel Whittelsey ; d. 3 I May 1767, leaving
issue.
He d. 4 Nov. 1685.
NATHANIEL CHAUNCY (1681-1756), b. at Hatfield, Mass., 21 Sept. 1681 ;
graduated at Yale College, 1702, being the first who received a degree there ; ordained
as Minister of the church at Durham, 17 Feb. 1711 ; m., 12 Oct. 1708, Sarah, dau.
of Captain James Judson, of Stratfield, and, by her (who d. 31 May 1745), had
issue : —
1. Elihu, of whom later.
2. Nathaniel, b. 21 Jan. 1721 ; m. (l) Mary Stocking ; m. (2) Susannah Gilbert ;
d. 3 Sept. 1798, leaving issue.
3. Elnathan, b. 10 Sept. 1724; m., 1760, Elizabeth Worthington ; d. 4 May
I 796, leaving issue.
1. Sarah, b. 24 Feb. 1711 ; m. Israel Burrit, of Durham, and had issue.
2. Catherine, b. 22 Sept. 1714; m. Benjamin Stillman, of Weathersfield, and
d.s.p.
3. Abigail, b. 2 Oct. 1717 ; m. Hon. Jabez Hamlin, of Middletown, Conn. ; d.
3 Nov. 1768, leaving issue.
He d. i Feb. 1756.
ELIHU CHAUNCY (1710-1791), b. at Durham, 24 March 1710; represented
the town of Durham in the State Legislature for 76 sessions ; Colonel of a
regiment in the French War, and chief justice of the County Court ; m., 28 March
1739, Mary, dau. of Samuel Griswold of Killingworth, and, by her (who d. I March
1801), had issue : —
1. Charles, b. 28 Dec. 1739 5 ^. 13 Jan. 1740.
2. Charles, of whom later.
1. Catherine, b. II April 1741 ; m. Rev. Elizur Goodrich, and had issue.
2. Sarah, b. 22 Dec. 1742 ; d. I 5 Aug. 1744.
3. Sarah, b. 8 May 1/45 ; m. (i) Lemuel Guernsey ; m. (2) Simeon Parsons.
He d. 10 April 1791.
CHARLES CHAUNCEY (1747-1823), b. at Durham, Conn., 30 May 1747 ;
Attorney for the State of Conn., 1776, and Judge of the Superior Court, 1789-1793 ;
M.A. (hon.), Yale College, 1777 ; and LL.D. (hon.), Middlebury College, 1811 ; m.,
2 Feb. 1773, Abigail, dau. of Thomas Darling, of New Haven, Conn., and, by her
(who d. 24 Dec. 1818), had issue : —
i. Charles, of Philadelphia, b. 17 Aug. 1777 ; LL.D., Yale College, 1827 ; m.,
1808, Hannah, dau. of Colonel John Chester, of Wethersfield, but had no
male issue to survive ; d. 30 Aug. 1849.
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2. Elihu, of Philadelphia, b. I 5 Jan. 1779 ; m. Henrietta, dau. of John Teackle,
of Accomac Co., Virginia, and, dying 8 April 1847, left issue : —
1. Henrietta, m. Edwin G. Booth, of Virginia.
2. Mary, d. 1821.
3. Sarah, m., II June 1840, William Lyttleton Savage, of Philadelphia,
and had issue : —
1. William Lyttleton.
2. Charles Chauncey.
3. Henry Chauncey.
1. Henrietta.
2. Mary.
3. Nathaniel of whom later.
1. Sarah, b. 2 Dec. 1780 ; m. William Walton Woolsey, of N.Y. ; d.s.p. 8 Feb.
1856.
2. Abigail, b. 29 June 1785 ; d. 14 June 1829.
He d. 28 April 1823.
NATHANIEL CHAUNCEY (1789-1865), b. 27 Feb. 1789; graduated at Yale
College, 1806 ; admitted to the Philadelphia Bar ; m., 8 June 1836, Elizabeth
Sewall, eldest dau. of Samuel Salisbury, of Boston, and, by her (who d. 22 May
1850), had issue : —
1. CHARLES, of whom we treat.
2. Elihu, of New York, b. 17 Aug. 1840 ; m., 14 Nov. 1871, Mary Jane, dau.
of the late Right Rev. Horatio Potter, Bishop of New York.
3. Francis Gardner, d. in infancy.
Hed. 9 Feb. 1865.
Residence — Narberth, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania.
Clubs — Rittenhouse, Pennsylvania, Contemporary.
Arms — Gules, a cross patonce argent, on a chief azure, a lion
passant or.
Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a griffin's head gules, charged
with a pale between two wings, vert, the inside of the second.
SCHIEFFELIN
Schuyler Schieffelin, b. 28 Dec. 1866 ; Major, National Guard,
State of New York ; Lieutenant, U.S. Volunteers, 1898-1899.
DESCENT
JOHANN FRANZ SCHIEFFELIN (1562- ), son of Lossmann Schieffelin ; b.
1562 ; m., 2 May 1581, Margarita, dau. of Christani Prinz, and, by her, left issue: —
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MICHAIL SCHIEFFELIN (1582-1634), b. 14 Oct. 1582 ; m. Maria, dau. of
Johann Duruer, and, dying 7 Sept. 1634, left, by her, issue : —
JOHANN FRIEDERICH SCHIEFFELIN (1601-1661), b. 4 Dec. 1601 ; m. Barbara
, and, dying 31 Aug. 1661, left issue : —
GEORGE SCHIEFFELIN (1637—1698), b. 13 May 1637 ; m. Ursula Reichlin, and,
dying 19 July 1698, left a son : —
JOHANN GEORGE SCHIEFFELIN (1666-1725), b. 27 Dec. 1666; m. Barbara
Knabe, and, dying 3 Dec. 1725, left issue : —
JOHANN JACOB SCHIEFFELIN (1702-1750), b. 10 Dec. 1702; m. Maria
Katharina Answerder, and, dying 28 Sept. 1750, left issue : —
JACOB SCHIEFFELIN (1732—1769), b. 4 Feb. 1732 ; emigrated from Germany to
Philadelphia, 1746 ; m., 16 Sept. 1756, Regina Margretta Ritschauren, by whom he
left issue : —
1. Jacob, of whom later.
2. Melchior, b. 16 Aug. 1759.
3. Jonathan, b. 16 July 1762.
4. Thomas.
He d. 22 June 1769.
JACOB SCHIEFFELIN (1757-1835), b. 24 Aug. 1757 ; m., 16 Aug. 1780,
Hannah, dau. of John Lawrence, and, by her (who d. 3 Oct. 1838), had issue : —
1. Edward Lawrence, b. 13 Sept. 1787; m., I Jan. 1802, Susan Anna, dau. of
Alexander Stewart ; d. 5 Oct. 1850, leaving issue : —
Edward Anna, b. 1809; m. (i), 1830, Frank Nicoll Sill, who d. 1848 ;
m. (2) Dr. John Noyes, who d. 1854 ; m. (3) Captain S.
Chadwick, of Lyme, and d.s.p.
2. Henry Hamilton, of whom later.
3. Effingham, b. 17 Feb. 1791 ; a prominent lawyer of New York ; Member of the
Common Council; Assistant for the Ninth Ward, 1818-1825, anc^ the
Twelfth Ward, 1826 ; m., 9 Sept. 1813, Mary, dau. of Caspar Lander;
d. 14 July 1863, leaving, by her, issue.
4. Jacob, b. 20 April 1793 ; removed to Tioga Co., Pennsylvania, about 1830 ; m.
Elizabeth Chapman, and, dying 27 Dec. 1880, left, by her (who d. 27 Jan.
1881), issue.
5. John Lawrence, b. 25 Feb. 1796; m., 19 Aug. 1844, Mathilde Therese
Bowen ; d. at New Haven, 22 April 1866, leaving issue.
6. Richard Lawrence, of New York, b. 9 Nov. 1801 ; graduated at Columbia College,
1819 ; admitted to the Bar ; elected to the Common Council ; President of
the Board, 1843-4 ; Brigadier-General of New York Militia ; m., 3 Aug.
1833, Margaret Helen, dau. of Captain George Knox McKay, U.S. Artillery ;
d. 2 1 Nov. 1889, leaving issue.
I. Anna Maria, b. 1 1 April 1788 ; m., 4 April 1808, Benjamin, son of Jonathan
Ferris (who d. 19 Feb. 1832) ; d. 24 Oct. 1848, leaving issue.
He d. 16 April 1835.
HENRY HAMILTON SCHIEFFELIN (1783-1886), b. 20 June 1783 ; graduated at
Columbia College, 1801 ; admitted to the Bar; m., 19 April 1806, Maria Teresa,
SCHIEFFELIN
dau. of Samuel Bradhurst, M.D., of New York, and left, by her (who d. 22 May
1872), issue : —
1. Henry Maunsell, b. 7 Aug. 1808 ; m. (i), 1835, Sarah Louisa, dau. of David
Wagstaffe, who d.s.p. ; m. (2), 14 June 1859, Sarah M. Kendall, of Maine ;
d. at Alexandria, Egypt, 23 July 1890, leaving issue.
2. Samuel Bradhurst, b. 24 Feb. 1811 ; m., 1835, Lucretia Hazard, and had issue.
3. James Lawrence, b. 1813.
4. Philip, b. 1815 ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Townley Haines, of New York
City, and Elizabethtown, New Jersey ; d. before 1889, leaving, by her, issue.
5. Sidney Augustus, of whom later.
6. Bradhurst, b. in New York, 21 Sept. 1824 ; m. Lucy, dau. of Thomas Dodge
of Montpelier, Vermont, and had issue.
7. Eugene, b. 1827 ; m. Catherine, dau. of Valentine G. Hall.
1. Mary Theresa, b. 14 Jan. 1807 ; m., 25 Sept. 1827, William Newton Clark,
who d. 17 Sept. 1867 ; d. 13 Aug. 1886, leaving issue.
2. Julia, b. 1821 ; m., 1840, Clement Remington ; d. I 5 Sept. 1871, leaving issue.
He d. 19 April 1886.
SIDNEY AUGUSTUS SCHIEFFELIN (1818-1894), of Geneva, N.Y., b. 30 Nov.
1818; m. Harriet Anderson, dau. of Arent Henry Schuyler, and, by her (who d.
17 Feb. 1882), had issue : —
SCHUYLER, of whom we treat.
He d. 20 Jan. 1894.
Residence — 49 West 44th Street, New York.
Clubs — Union, Fencers, Army and Navy, Badminton, Ardsley
(New York).
WALLACE
Thomas Wallace, b. 8 May 1841 ; m. at Bloomfield, Virginia,
15 Feb. 1867, Mary, dau. of Lucian Stuart Dade, of Prince Wil
liam Co., Virginia, and, by her, has issue : —
1. Hart, b. 22 Nov. 1871.
2. Thomas, b. 26 Nov. 1875.
1. Elizabeth Randolph, b. 18 April 1868.
2. Mary Dade, b. 24 Jan. 1878.
3. Rosalie Ashton, b. 31 May 1883.
Mr. Wallace served as Lieutenant in the 6th Kentucky
Cavalry of the Confederate States Army during the Civil War.
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DESCENT
WILLIAM WALLACE ( -1713), of Glasgow (said to have descended from the
Wallaces of Elderslie, Co. Renfrew), m., and had issue : —
1. John, b. 1673 ; purchased Elderslie, 1705 ; m. Jean, dau. of Dr. Thomas Ken
nedy, and had issue.
2. Thomas, of Cairnhill and Glasgow, m., 1710, Lilias, dau. of William Cunning-
hame.
3. William, of whom later.
4. Michael, of Glasgow, m., and had issue.
I. Rebecca, m., 1715, James Campbell Douglas, of Mains, and had issue.
He d. 8 Aug. 1713.
WILLIAM WALLACE, of Galrigs ; Commissioner for the Co. of Ayr, 1720 ; sold
Galrigs about 1725 ; left, at his decease (before 1734), issue : —
I. Michael, of whom later.
1. Agnes. '
2. Betty.
MICHAEL WALLACE (1719-1767), b. at Galrigs, n May 1719; apprenticed
by his uncles, Thomas and Michael Wallace, of Glasgow (indentures dated 18 March
1734), to Dr. Gustavus Brown, of Charles Co., Maryland, where he arrived June
1734 ; settled at Falmouth, Virginia, 1746 ; m., 27 April 1747, Elizabeth, dau. of
Dr. Gustavus Brown, and, by her, had issue : —
1. William, d. in infancy.
2. Gustavus Brown, b. 9 Nov. 1751 ; Lieutenant-Colonel 25th Virginia Regiment,
8 March 1779 ; d. unm. 17 Aug. 1802.
3. Michael, b. 8 June 1753 ; Mayor, and Sheriff of King and Queen Co., 1797-8 ;
m., 8 June 1775, Lettice, dau. of William Smith and widow of Rev. John
Wishart, and had issue.
4 James, M.D., of Jacksonborough, South Carolina, b. 26 Sept. 1755 ; d.s.p.
12 Dec. 1790.
5. William Brown, b. 26 July 1757; Captain in the Revolutionary Army ; m.,
22 March 1787, Barbara, dau. of Tunstal Fox, and had issue.
6. John, of Liberty Hall, Stafford Co., Virginia, b. 19 Jan. 1761 ; m., 1792, Eliza
beth, dau. of Howson Hooe, and had issue.
7. Thomas, of whom later.
Hed. 1767.
THOMAS WALLACE (1761-1818), of Elderslie, b. 19 Jan. 1761 ; Lieutenant
8th Virginia Regiment in the Revolutionary War ; m., 10 Nov. 1791, Mary, dau. of
Howson Hooe, and, by her, had issue : —
1. James Brown, M.D., of Christian Co., Kentucky, b. 2 Sept. 1792 ; m., 26 Dec.
1820, Sarah Ann Edwards, dau. of Major Philip Clayton, and had issue ;
d. 28 Sept. 1860.
2. Arthur Hooe, of whom later.
3. Albert, of Hopkinsville, Kentucky, b. 22 May 1800 ; m., 21 Oct. 1846, Ellen,
dau. of Colonel Arthur McGaughee, and had issue : —
1. Alfred Homer, b. 10 Dec. 1855 ; m., 10 Dec. 1879, Kate Edgar,
dau. of Dr. J. C. Whitlock.
2. Henry Dade, b. 3 Dec. 1857.
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3. Howson Dade, M.D., of Newstead, Kentucky, b. 19 April 1860.
I. Julia Hume, m., 10 Aug. 1869, Captain Samuel Oldham Peyton,
of the Confederate States Army.
4. William, b. 30 Dec. 1804 ; Member of Kentucky Legislature, 1848 ; d. unm.
16 May 1875.
5. Hugh, b. 14 July 1807 ; d. unm. 1829.
6. Thomas Henry, b. 8 Nov. 1809 ; d. unm. II Dec. 1882.
7. Thomas Francis, d. young.
8. John Whitten, b. 28 May 1816 ; m. (i), 24 Dec. 1846, Kate Maxwell, dau. of
Colonel Fidelio C. Sharp, and had issue ; m. (2) Emma Stanley, dau. of John
B. Downman ; m. (3) Mary Gardner Meriwether ; d. 26 March 1883.
1. Mary Howson, b. 16 Oct. 1796 ; m., 2 Sept. 1813, William Alexander Winston,
and had issue.
2. Elizabeth, b. 25 July 1799 ; d. young.
3. Caroline Hooe, b. 1 6 Sept. 1802 ; d. unm. 6 Aug. 1862.
4. Amanda Frances, b. 17 Nov. 1812 ; d. unm. 27 Sept. 1845.
Hed. 6 June 1818.
ARTHUR HOOE WALLACE (1794-1878), of New Orleans and Louisville, b.
17 Sept. 1794 ; m., i Oct. 1832, Letitia Preston, dau. of Nathaniel Hart, of Lex
ington, Kentucky, and, by her, had issue : —
1. William Pope, b. 19 March 1837; Captain in the Confederate States Army ;
m., 1 8 Nov. 1867, Eliza Henry, dau. of Edward Randolph Edmunds ; d.,
1 1 Feb. i 88 1, leaving issue : —
1. Arthur Hooe, of San Francisco, b. 24 Aug. 1868.
2. Randolph Edmunds, b. 8 Oct. 1877.
i. Jean, b. 10 Nov. 1870.
2. THOMAS, of whom we treat.
I. Mary Hooe, b. 1839 ; m., 12 Oct. 1865, Hancock Taylor, of Worthington,
Kentucky, and has had issue : —
1. Arthur Wallace, b. 7 Sept. 1866.
2. Hancock, b. 14 July 1872.
3. William Pollock, b. I May 1877
1. Maggie Barbour, b. 10 June 1868
2. Letitia Hart, b. 8 July 1870.
3. Mary Strother, b. 29 June 1874.
4. Fannie Tarleton, d. in infancy.
5. Helen Lee, b. 22 Aug. 1 88 1.
Hed. 9 July 1878.
Residence — Hurricane, Crittenden Co., Kentucky.
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Julian Hawthorne, b. at Boston, 22 June 1846 ; m., 15 Nov.
1870, Mary Albertina Amelung.
DESCENT
WILLIAM HATHORNE (1607-1681), b. 1607; son or William Hathorne,
of Binfield, Berkshire ; emigrated to America, 1630, with John Winthrop, in the ship
Arbella ; settled first at Dorchester, and at Salem, Mass., 1636; Commissioner
of United Colonies, 1643 5 Speaker of the House of Deputies, 1644 ; Major, 1656 ;
Governor's Assistant, 1662-1679; m., in England, Anne , and, by her, had
issue : —
1. Eleazer, b: i Aug. 1637 ; m. Abigail, dau. of George Curwen, and had issue.
2. Nathaniel, b. n Aug. 1639 ; m., and had issue.
3. John, of whom later.
4. William, b. I April 1645 ; Captain ; m. Sarah ; d. 1681, leaving issue.
1. Sarah, b. 1 1 March 1635 ; m. Joseph Coker.
2. Anna, b. 12 Dec. 1643 ; m. Joseph Porter.
3. Elizabeth, b. 1649 ; m. Israel Porter.
Hed. 1681.
JOHN HATHORNE (1641-1717), b. 5 Aug. 1641 ; Representative in the State
Assembly, 1683; Councillor, 1684-1712; served as Colonel in the Indian and
Eastern Wars ; Chief Judge in the Witch Trials at Salem ; m. Ruth, dau. of George
Gardner, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, d. in infancy.
2. Nathaniel, m., and had issue.
3. Ebenezer, d. 1717.
4. Joseph, of whom later.
5. Benjamin, m., and had issue.
I. Ruth, m. James Ticknam.
He d. 10 May 1717.
JOSEPH HATHORNE (1691- ), bap. June 1691 ; m. Sarah, dau. of William
Bowditch, and, by her, had issue : —
1. William, m., and had issue.
2. Joseph, d.s.p.
3. John, m., and had issue.
4. Ebenezer, m., and had issue.
5. Daniel, of whom later.
1. Sarah, m., and had issue. -
2. Ruth, m., and had issue.
DANIEL HATHORNE, Captain of a Privateer, m. Rachel Phelps, and, by her,
had issue : —
1 . Daniel, d. in infancy.
2. Daniel, d.s.p.
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3. Nathaniel, of whom later.
1. Sarah, m. John Crowninshield.
2. Eunice.
3. Judith.
4. Ruth, d. unm. 1847.
5. Rachel, m. Simon Forester.
NATHANIEL HATHORNE (1775-1808), b. 19 May 1775 ; m. Elizabeth Clarke
Manning, and, by her (who d. 31 July 1849), na(^ issue : —
I. Nathaniel, of whom later.
1. Elizabeth Manning, b. 7 March i8oz ; d. unm.
2. Louisa Manning, b. 1808 ; d. unm. 27 July 1852.
He d. at Surinam, 1808.
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE (1804-1864), of Concord, Mass., b. in Salem, Mass.,
4 July 1 804 ; the celebrated author, who changed the spelling of his surname ;
graduated at Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine, 1825 > m'> 9 Juty 1842, Sophia
Amelia, dau. or Dr. Nathaniel Peabody, of Boston, and, by her (who d. 26 Feb.
1870), had issue : —
I. Julian, of whom we treat.
1. Una, b. 3 March 1844 ; d. unm. 1877.
2. Rose, b. 20 May 1851 ; m., 1871, George Parsons Lathrop, who d.s.p.
Hed. 1 8 May 1864.
Residence — Yonkers, New York.
LATHROP
Gardiner Lathrop, b. at Waukesha, Wisconsin, 16 Feb. 1850;
m., at Kansas City, Missouri, 16 Jan. 1879, Eva Grant, and has
issue : —
1. Fanny, b. 10 March 1880.
2. Jessie, b. 31 March 1881.
Mr. Lathrop graduated at the University of Missouri, A.B.,
1867 ; A.B. and A.M., Yale, 1869 ; Harvard Law School, LL.B.,
1873 ; admitted to the Bar, i Sept. 1873 ; President of the
Board of Curators of the University of Missouri ; Vice-President
Kansas City Board of Education.
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DESCENT
JOHN LOTHROP (1584-1653), bap. at Etton, Co. York, 20 Dec. 1584 ; son of
Thomas Lowthorpe, of Etton, and great grandson of John Lowthorpe, of Cherry
Burton, Co. York ; graduated at Queens' College, Cambridge, B.A., 1605, M.A.,
1609 ; Vicar of Egerton, Co. Kent, 1611-1623 ; became an Independent Minister
at Union Street, South wark ; emigrated to Boston, 1634, and settled at Scituate,
Mass. ; m., and had issue : —
1. John, bap. at Egerton, 22 Feb. 1618 ; d. in infancy.
2. Thomas, b. 1621; m., n Dec. 1639, Sarah, dau. of Wm. Lamed, and widow of
Thos. Ewer, and had issue.
3. Samuel, m., 28 Nov. 1644, Elizabeth Scudder, and had issue.
4 . Joseph, of whom later.
5. Benjamin, m. Martha , and had issue.
6. Barnabas, bap. at Scituate, 6 June 1636 ; m. (i), I Dec. 1658, Susanna, dau. of
Thomas Clarke ; m. (2) Abigail, widow of — Dodson, and had issue.
7. John, b. at Barnstable, Mass., 9 Feb. 1644 ; m. (i), 3 Jan. 1672, Mary - - ;
m. (2), Hannah, widow of — Fuller, and had issue.
1. Jane, bap. at Egerton, 29 Sept. 1614 ; m., 8 April 1635, Samuel Fuller, of
Scituate (who came with his parents in the Mayflower), and had issue.
2. Anne, d. in infancy.
3. Barbara, bap. at Egerton, 31 Oct. 1619 ; m., 19 July 1638, John Emerson.
4. A-bigail, bap. at Barnstable, 2 Nov. 1639; m., 7 Oct. 1657, James Clark, of
Plymouth.
5. Bathsheba, bap. at Barnstaple, 27 Feb. 1641 ; m. Alexander Marsh, of Braintree,
Mass., and had issue.
He d. 8 Nov. 1653.
JOSEPH LATHROP (1624-1702), b. in London, 1624 ; admitted Freeman,
8 June 1655 5 Registrar of Probate Court ; m., at Barnstable, Mass., n Dec. 1650,
Mary Ansell, and had issue : —
1. Joseph, d. unm. 1676.
2. Benjamin, b. 25 July 1657.
3. John, d. in infancy.
4. Samuel, b. 17 March 1664 ; m., I July 1686, Hannah, dau. of John Crocker,
and had issue.
5. John, b. 7 Aug. 1666.
6. Barnabas, b. 24 Feb. 1669.
7. Hope, of whom later.
8. Thomas, b. 6 Jan. 1674 5 m-> 23 April 1697, Experience, dau. of James
Gorham, and had issue.
1. Mary, b. 22 March 1654 ; m., 16 Jan. 1674, Edward Crowell, and had issue.
2. Elizabeth, b. 18 Sept. 1659 ; m., 29 Dec. 1680, Thomas Fuller, and had issue.
3. Hannah, d. in infancy.
His will was proved 9 April 1702.
HOPE LATHROP (1671-1736), b. at Barnstaple, 15 July 1671 ; removed to
Falmouth, Mass., and afterwards to Connecticut ; m., 15 Nov. 1696, Elizabeth, dau.
of Melatiah Lathrop, and, by her (who d. 21 Feb. 1763), had issue : —
I. Benjamin, b. at Barnstable, 18 Oct. 1697 ; m., 26 May 1720, Mercy, dau. of
John Baker, of Windham, and had issue.
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2. John, b. 3 Oct. 1699 ; m. Anne .
3. Ebenezer, b. I May 1706 ; d. Sept. 1752.
4. Ichabod, b. 20 June 1708 ; m., 9 Nov. 1732, Abigail, dau. of John Baker.
5. Solomon, b. 10 Sept. 1710 ; m. Susannah — — .
6. Melatiah, of whom later.
7. Joseph, b. 12 Sept. 1720; m., 17 June 1744, Prudence, dau. of Samuel
West.
1. Rebecca, b. 25 Nov. 1701.
2. Sarah, d. in infancy.
3. Elizabeth, b. 20 Jan. 1712 ; m., 5 Dec. 1734, Peletiah West, and had issue.
4. Mary, b. 29 June 1716 ; m., 23 June 1740, Walter Henderson, of Windsor,
Conn., and had issue.
5. Hannah, b. 19 Nov. 1722.
He d. 29 Oct. 1736.
MELATIAH LATHROP (1714-1787), b. 20 Feb. 1714 ; removed to Duchess Co.,
N.Y., 1755 ; m., 15 Nov. 1738, Mercy, dau. of Joseph Hatch, of Tolland, Conn.,
and, by her (who d. 16 Oct. 1788), had issue : —
1. Jedidiah, b. 19 Feb. 1742.
2. Simon, b. I Jan. 1744 ; m. Hannah Davis, and had issue.
3. Walter, b. 24 Jan. 1747 ; d. 25 Jan. 1823.
4. Melatiah, b. 12 Dec. 1749 J P- 17 June 1826.
5. Ezra, b. 19 Aug. 1751 ; m. Miriam Thurston, and had issue.
6. Ichabod, b. 25 May 1755 ; d. 15 April 1813.
7. Josiah, b. 29 May 1757 ; m. Rachel Perry, and had issue.
8. Ebenezer, b. 24 July 1759 > m- Ruth Bettis, and had issue.
9. John, of whom later.
10. Eleazer, b. 26 March 1766 ; m. Eunice Nichols.
1. Deborah, b. 1 1 Aug. 1739; m. — Gray.
2. Lucy, b. 9 Sept. 1740 ; m. — St. John.
3. Eunice, b. 14 Nov. 1745 ; m. — Nash.
4. Mary, b. 13 Sept. 1748 ; m. — Weston.
5. Jerusha, b. 28 Sept. 1753 ; m. — Stillwell.
6. Elizabeth, b. I March 1762 ; m. — Hubbard.
He d. 5 Sept. 1787.
JOHN LATHROP (1762-1825), of Sherburne, Chenango Co., N.Y., b. i March
1762 ; m., 19 Jan. 1794, Prudence, dau. of Eleazer Hutch, and, by her (who d. Dec.
1841), had issue : —
1. John Hiram, of whom later.
2. Miles, d. unm.
3. Marcus, b. 2 May 1802 ; m., 31 Jan. 1827, Amanda H., dau. of Moses
Hopkins.
4. Charles H., b. 18 March 1811 ; m., 20 Jan. 1842, Louisa, dau. of William
Newton,
1. Myra, b. 6 Aug. 1804.
2. Marcia, d. in infancy.
He d. 17 July 1825.
JOHN HIRAM LATHROP (1799-1866), b. at Sherburne, N.Y., 22 Jan. 1799 ;
graduated at Yale College, 1819 ; admitted to the Bar ; Professor of Mathematics at
Hamilton College, 1829 ; First President of University, Missouri, 1840-1848, and
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1865 ; Chancellor of Wisconsin State University, 1849 5 m-> J5 Aug. 1833, Frances
E., dau. of John Hosmer Lathrop, of Utica, N.Y., and, by her, had issue : —
1. John Hosmer, d. unm. 1857.
2. Leopold, d. unm. 1858.
3. Jerusha, d. in infancy.
4. Kirkland, d. in infancy.
5. GARDINER, of whom we treat.
1. Frances E., b. 25 Nov. 1842 ; m., 19 Oct. 1871, William Medill Smith, of
Kansas City, Missouri, and has had issue : —
John Lathrop, b. 2 July 1882.
2. Theresa, b. 25 Nov. 1846 ; m., 21 Oct. 1875, Charles C. Ripley, and has had
issue : —
John Lathrop, b. 27 Feb. 1881.
He d. 2 Aug. 1866.
Residence — 46th Street, and Warwick Boulevard, Kansas City,
Missouri.
HOYT
Henry Martyn Hoyt, b. at Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, 5 Dec.
1856 ; m., 31 Jan. 1883, Anne, dau. of Morton McMichael, of
Philadelphia.
The Hon. H. M. Hoyt, who graduated at Yale College, 1878,
and the Law Department of University of Pennsylvania, 1881, was
Assistant Attorney-General of the U.S., 1897-1903, and since
1903 has been Solicitor-General of the United States.
DESCENT
SIMON HOYT ( -1657), said to have been a native or Co. Somerset,
emigrated to America, 1628 ; settled first in Charlestown and Dorchester, Mass. ;
afterwards went to Connecticut and settled in Windsor and Stamford, 1639; m.
(i) , and had issue : —
1. Walter, of whom later.
2. Nicholas, m., 1546, Susanna Joyse ; d. 1655, leaving issue.
3. John, m. Mary ; d. 1684, leaving issue.
He m. (2) Susanna , and, by her (who d. 1674), had issue : —
4. Moses, m. Elizabeth , and had issue.
5. Joshua, m. Mary Bell ; d. 1690, leaving issue.
6. Samuel, m. (i) Hannah Holly ; m. (2) Rebecca ; m. (3) Hannah Gold;
d. 1720, leaving issue.
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7. Benjamin, b. 2 Feb. 1644 ; m. (i) Hannah, dau. of Jonas Weed; m. (2) Abigail
; d. 26 Jan. 1736, leaving issue.
1 . A dau., m. Thomas Lyon.
2. A dau., m. Samuel Finch.
3. A dau., m. Samuel Firman.
He d. at Stamford, i Sept. 1657.
WALTER HOYT (1618-1698), of Norwalk, Conn., b. 1618 ; Deputy, 1658-
1681 ; mM and had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Zerubbabel, m., and had issue.
1. Elizabeth, m. Samuel Sention.
2. Hannah, m. Judah Gregory.
He d. 1698.
JOHN HOYT (1644-1711), b. 13 July 1644; m. (i) Mary, dau. of Henry
Lindall ; m. (2) Hannah , and had issue : —
1. John, b. 21 June 1669 ; m. Hannah, dau. of John Drake ; d. March 1746, leaving
issue.
2. Samuel, b. 17 Oct. 1670; d.s.p. 1751.
3. Thomas, of whom later.
4. Joshua, m. Sarah ; d. 1726, leaving issue.
5. Benjamin, m. Mary ; d. 1722, leaving issue.
6. Nathaniel, m. Mary ; d.s.p. 1712.
1. Mary, b. I Sept. 1677 ; d. unm.
2. Deborah, b. 28 Dec. 1679 ; m. Francis Barnum.
He d. 1711.
THOMAS HOYT (1674- ), b. 5 Jan. 1674 ; m. , and had issue : —
1. Thomas, m. Anna ; d. 1753, leaving issue.
2. Isaac, m. , and had issue.
3. Samuel, b. 1722 ; m. (i) Jerusha Judd ; m. (2) Abigail Hawley ; m. (3) Betty
Parmelee ; d. 181 1, leaving issue.
4. Comfort, of whom later.
5. Eleazer, m. Jane , and had issue.
COMFORT HOYT (1724-1 8 12), of Danbury, Conn., b. 20 Feb. 1724; Lieutenant,
1758 ; Captain, 1768 ; m., 1750, Anna Beach, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Comfort, b. May 1751 ; m. (i) Eunice Mallery ; m. (2) Dolly Gregory ; m. (3)
Deborah Gregory ; d. 1836, leaving issue.
2. Daniel, of whom later.
3. Amos, b. 1 8 Jan. 1759 ; m. (i) Sarah - — ; m. (2) Dorcas Barnum ; d. 1828,
leaving issue.
4. Agur, b. 30 June 1761; m. (i) Lois Boughton ; m. (2) Sarah Grubb ; d. 1836,
leaving issue.
5. Ard, b. 23 Oct. 1770 ; m., 1792, Esther Booth ; d. 1 8 Feb. 1828, leaving issue.
6. Beach, d.s.p. 7 Aug. 1775.
1. Esther, b. 2 Nov. 1753 ; m., 1774, Samuel Stevens.
2. Abigail, b. 15 March 1764 ; m. Edward Starr.
He d. 19 May 1812.
DANIEL HOYT (1756-1824), of Danbury, Conn., and Kingston, Pennsylvania,
b. 2 May 1756 ; m. (i), 20 May 1779, Anne Gunn, and, by her, had issue : —
I. Beach, b. 24 March 1780 ; d.s.p. Dec. 1800.
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2. Elias, b. 6 Oct. 1784; m., 1813, Mary Weston ; d. 27 Oct. 185 3, leaving issue.
3. Ziba, of whom later.
4. Levi, b. 28 Dec. 1791 ; m. Sally Gunn, and had issue.
5. Abel, b. 17 July 1798 ; m., 1820, Esther Eliza Hurlbut, and had issue.
6. Daniel, b. 1800 ; d. 1810.
1. Clara, b. 16 Sept. 1781 ; m. Robert Tubbs ; d. I Sept. 1860.
2. Anne, b. 4 April 1783 ; m. Dr. Bacon.
3. Ruey, b. 14 Feb. 1786 ; m., 1830, Benjamin Reynolds ; d. 26 Aug. 1835.
4. Lois, b. 1 8 Feb. 1796 ; m. Ezra Hoyt.
He d. 31 Aug. 1824, having m. (2) Silvina , who d.s.p.
ZIBA HOYT (1788-1853), of Kingston, Pennsylvania, b. 8 Sept. 1788; Lieu
tenant of Artillery Militia ; m., 23 Jan. 1815, Nancy, dau. of Christopher Hurlbut,
and, by her, had issue : —
1. John Dorrance, b. 13 Aug. 1819 ; m. (i), 1844, Martha, dau. of Abram Good
win ; m. (2), 1853, Elizabeth, dau. of Abram Goodwin, and had issue.
2. Edward Pierce, b. 25 May 1823 ; d. young.
3. James, b. 12 Sept. 1827 ; d. in infancy.
4. Henry Martyn, of whom later.
1. Ann, b. 20 May 1817 ; m., 1836, Rev. C. C. Corss ; d. 7 Aug. 1851.
2. Elizabeth Shepard, b. 22 Oct. 1832 ; m. Abram H. Reynolds.
He d. 23 Dec. 1853.
HENRY MARTYN HOYT (1830-1892), b. at Kingston, Luzerne Co., Pennsylvania,
8 June 1830 ; graduated at Williams College, 1849 ; admitted to the Bar, 1853 5 at
commencement of Civil War assisted in raising the 52nd Pennsylvania Regiment, of
which he was made Lieutenant-Colonel ; served in the army of the Potomac until
Jan. 1863, and at the close of the war was made brevet Brigadier-General ; Governor
of Pennsylvania, 1878-1883 ; m., 25 Sept. 1855, Mary, dau. of Elijah Loveland,
and, by her, had issue : —
1. HENRY MARTYN, of whom we treat.
2. George Loveland, d. in infancy.
3. John Sidney, d. in infancy.
1. Maude Buckingham, b. 12 July 1859.
2. Helen Strong, b. 30 May 1871.
He d. i Dec. 1892.
Residence — 1701 Rhode Island Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C.
VENABLE
Francis Preston Venable, b. in Prince Edward Co., Virginia,
17 Nov. 1856 ; m., 1884, Sally Charlton Manning.
Dr. Venable graduated at the University of Virginia, 1879 ;
studied at Bonn, 1879-80; Gottingen, Ph.D., 1881; Berlin,
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1889 ; Professor of Chemistry at the University of North Carolina,
1880—1900, and President since 1900.
DESCENT
ABRAHAM VENABLES emigrated from England to Virginia about 1680 ; m.
Elizabeth, dau. of Hugh Lewis, and widow of John Nix, and had issue : —
1. Joseph, settled at Snow Hill, Maryland.
2. Abraham, of whom later.
ABRAHAM VENABLE (1700-1768), b. 22 March 1700 ; m. Martha, dau. of
Nathaniel Davis, of Hanover Co., and, by her (who d. 13 Jan. 1765), had issue : —
1. Abraham, of Prince Edward Co., b. 9 Feb. 1725 ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Jacob
Michaux, of Cumberland Co., and, dying 20 March 1778, left, by her
(who d. 1801), issue.
2. Hugh Lewis, of Louisa Co., m. Mary, dau. ot William Martin, of Albemarle
Co., and had issue.
3. Charles, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Smith, of Port Royal, and had issue.
4. Nathaniel, of whom later.
5. James, m. Judith, dau. of Joseph Morton, and had issue.
6. William, m. Ann, dau. of Isaac Clark, of Louisa Co., d. 12 March 1772,
leaving issue.
7. John, m. Agnes, dau. of Charles Moorman, of Louisa Co., and had issue.
1. Anne, m. Philip King, of Cumberland Co.
2. Elizabeth, m. Josiah Morton, of Charlotte Co.
3. Mary, m. (l) Charles Moreman, of Campbell Co. ; m. (2) — Strange, of
Breckenridge Co., Kentucky.
He d. 1 6 Dec. 1768.
NATHANIEL VENABLE (1733-1804), of Slate Hill, Prince Edward Co., b.
i Nov. 1733 ; m., 29 March 1755, Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Woodson, and, by
her (who d. 29 Sept. 1791), had issue : —
1. Samuel Woodson, of whom later.
2. Abraham B^ b. 20 Nov. 1758 ; graduated at Princeton College, New Jersey,
1780; Member of Congress from Virginia, 1791-1799; U.S. Senator
1803-1804; d. at Richmond, Virginia, 26 Dec. 1811.
3. Richard N., b. 16 Jan. 1763 ; m. Mary, dau. of Colonel William L. Morton,
and had issue.
4. Nathaniel E., b. 13 Feb. 1776 ; d.s.p. 1801.
5. William L., b. March 1784 ; m. Frances W. Nantz, and had issue.
6. Thomas, b. 4 Nov. 1782 ; d. unm.
1. Ann, b. iSNov. 1760; m. Thomas Watkins ; d. 1826.
2. Martha, b. May 1765 ; m. her cousin Nathaniel Venable.
3. Ann, b. 6 Nov. 1767, d. in infancy.
4. Ann, b. 9 Dec. 1768 ; m. James Daniel, and had issue.
5. Agnes, b. 15 April 1774 ; d. unm. 1802.
6. Mary, b. 1 6 June 1773.
7. Frances, b. 18 April 1778 ; d. unm. 1799.
8. Elizabeth, b. 21 Nov. 1784 ; m. Dr. Goodrich Wilson, and had issue.
He d. 27 Dec. 1804.
SAMUEL WOODSON VENABLE (1756- ), b. 19 Nov. 1756; m., 15 Aug.
1781, Mary S., dau. of Judge Paul Carrington, and had issue : —
I. Nathaniel E., of whom later.
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2. Paul Carrington, M.D., m. (i) , widow of — Davis, who d.s.p. ; m. (2)
Emily Carrington, and had issue : —
I. George Carrington, M.D., m. Margaret Moseley.
1. Sally Tucker, m. William G. Venable.
2. Mary C., m. F. Edward Hughes.
3. Emily.
4. Margaret.
5. Louisa J., m. 27 April 1864, Rev. Bennett W. Moseley.
6. P. Anna.
3. Samuel Woodson, m. Jane Reid, of Lexington, Virginia, and had issue : —
I. Andrew Reid, served in Confederate States Army with the rank of
Major of Cavalry.
1. Mary Carrington, m. James McNutt.
2. Margaret Ann.
3. Jane Reid.
4. Louisa, m. Dr. William McNutt.
4. Abraham Woodson, b. 17 Oct. 1799 ; admitted to the Bar, 1821 ; removed to
Granville Co., North Carolina, 1828 ; Representative in the U.S. Congress,
1846-1853 ; m. Isabella Alston, dau. of Dr. Thomas Brown, of Lanark,
Scotland, and Granville, North Carolina, and, dying 24 Feb. 1876, left, by
her (who d. 14 April 1876), issue : —
1. Thomas Brown, Lieutenant-Colonel in the Confederate States Army ;
m. Cordelia Kingsbury, and had issue : —
1. Abraham W.
2. Thomas.
I. Isabella.
2. Samuel Frederick, M.D., Major in the Confederate States Army.
1. Mary Grace, m. Richard V. Daniel, and had issue.
2. Martha Daniel, m. (i) Samuel V. Morton ; m. (2) Alexander
Hamilton.
3. Isabella Brown, m. Rev. Taylor Martin, of North Carolina.
1. Elizabeth W., m. William Morton Watkins, and had issue.
2. Margaret Read, m., 20 Oct. 1802, Nicholas Cabell, of Nelson Co., and had issue ;
d. 31 May 1857.
3. Anne, m. Isaac Read.
4. Mary C., m. William L. Womack.
5. Clementina, m. Rev. William S. Reid, D.D., of Lynchburg.
6. Henningham, m. Rev. Robert Anderson.
7. Agnes, m. Captain Henry E. Watkins, of Prince Edward Co.
8. Mildred C., m. Charles Shepperson.
NATHANIEL E. VENABLE ( -1846), m. Mary Embry, dau. or Colonel Charles
Scott, of Halifax Co., and had issue : —
1. Samuel Woodson, m. Elizabeth Thornton Carrington, and had issue.
2. Charles Scott, of whom later.
3. Nathaniel W., M.D., m. Tennessee Marr.
4. Paul Carrington.
1. Mary P., m. Thomas Frederick Venable, and had issue.
2. Agnes Catherine, m. (i) Nathaniel A. Venable ; m. (2) Albert G. McGeehee.
3. Sarah Scott, d. 12 April 1873.
4. Elizabeth G., m. William Fontaine Carrington, M.D., and had issue.
5. Frances J., m. Alexander Carrington.
He d. 21 Sept. 1846.
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CHARLES SCOTT VENABLE (1827-1900), b. in Prince Edward Co., Virginia,
19 April 1827 ; Captain of Engineers in the Confederate States Army, 1861 ; Lieu
tenant-Colonel and A.D.C. to General Robert E. Lee, 1862-1865, taking part in all
the important engagements of the Army of Northern Virginia ; LL.D. of the Uni
versity of Virginia, 1868 ; m. (i) Margaret Cantrey McDowell, and, by her (who d.
15 Jan. 1874), had issue : —
1. FRANCIS PRESTON, of whom we treat.
He m. (2) Mary M., dau. of Hon. Valentine Wood Southall, and widow of
Colonel J. Thompson Brown, of the Confederate States Army, and had issue : —
2. Charles.
He d. 1900.
Residence — Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
THROCKMORTON
Hugh William Throckmorton, b.
12 July 1836 ; m. Rebecca Ellen, dau.
of Charles H. Upton, U.S. Consul at
Geneva, and, by her, has issue : —
1. Horace Upton, b. 1859.
2. Ernest Upton, b. 1861 ; m. Mary Whepley.
1. Nellie McCarty, d. young.
2. Cecilia.
3. Frances Estelle.
DESCENT
ROBERT DE THROCKMORTON, living 1252,
descended from John de Throckmorton, Lord of
the Manor of Throckmorton, in the Vale of Eves-
ham, about 60 years after the Norman Conquest
had a son : —
SIMON DE THROCKMORTON, living 1266 ;
m. Isabel , and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Giles, living I 330.
JOHN THROCKMORTON, of Throckmorton,
living 1339, m. Agnes, dau. and heir of Sir
Richard Alderbury, of Alderbury, Co. Oxford, and was succeeded by his son
and heir : —
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THOMAS THROCKMORTON, of Throckmorton, Escheator tor Co. Warwick,
1401 ; Constable of Elmley Castle, 1405 ; m. Agnes Besford, and, by her, had
issue, a son : —
JOHN THROCKMORTON, of Throckmorton, Justice of the Peace for Co. War
wick, 1434 ; Under Treasurer of England, 1439 ; m. Eleanor, dau. and coheir of
Sir Guy de Spineto, Lord of Coughton, Co. Warwick, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Thomas, of whom later.
2. John, m. Isabel, dau. of Edward Bridges, and had issue.
1. Eleanor, m. Richard Knightley, of Fawley, Co. Northampton.
2. Maud, m. Sir Thomas Green, of Greens Norton.
3. Margaret, m. John Rous.
4. Agnes, m. John Winslow.
5. Elizabeth, m. Robert Russell.
His will was dated 12 April 1445, and proved the same year.
THOMAS THROCKMORTON, ( -1473), °f Coughton, Sheriff for the Counties
of Warwick and Leicester, 1466 ; m. Margaret, dau. and heir of Sir Robert Olney,
of Weston, Co. Buckingham, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Robert, of whom later.
2. John, m. Jane, dau. of Henry Baynard.
3. Richard, of Great Stoughton, Co. Huntington.
4. William, LL.D.; d. 1537.
1. Goditha, m. Edward Peyto, of Chesterton, Co. Warwick ; d. 1530.
2. Mary, m. Thomas Middlemore, of Edgbaston, Co. Warwick.
3. Margaret, m. William Tracy, of Todington, Co. Gloucester.
4. Elizabeth, the last abbess of Denny, Co. Cambridge ; d. 13 Jan. 1547.
He. d. 1473.
SIR ROBERT THROCKMORTON (1452-1520), of Coughton, b. 1452 ; Justice
of the Peace for Co. Warwick ; one of the King's Privy Council, 1485 ; Knight of
the Bath, 1501 ; m. (i) Elizabeth Baynham, and, by her, had issue : —
I. Ursula, m. Sir Thomas Gifford, of Chillington, Co. Stafford ; d. 1560.
He m. (2) Catherine, dau. of Sir William Marrow, Knt., Alderman and
Lord Mayor of London, and, by her, had issue : —
1. George (Sir), ancestor of Robert Throckmorton who was created a baronet,
i Sept. 1642.
2. Anthony, killed at the battle of Pavia.
3. Michael, d. I Nov. 1558 ; bur. at Mantua, and father of Francis Throckmorton,
of Mantua.
4. Richard, of whom later.
2. Mary, m. (i) Thomas Burdet, of Bramcote ; m. (2) Richard Middlemore, of
Edgbaston.
3. Elizabeth, m. Sir Thomas Englefield, Knt. ; d. 1543.
4. Catherine, m. — Boughton, of Lawford.
5. Margaret, a nun.
He d. on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land, and his will was proved 9 Nov. 1520.
RICHARD THROCKMORTON, of Higham Ferrers, Co. Northampton, Seneschal to
the Duchy of Lancaster ; m. Johanna, dau. and coheir of Humphrey Beaufoe, of
Edmondscot, Co. Warwick, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Gabriel, of whom later.
2. Simon, of Brampton, Co. Huntington.
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3. John.
4. Raphael.
5. Antony, d.s.p.
1. Goditha, m. — Neale.
2. Mary, m. — Butler.
3. Jane, m. — Parnell.
4. Margaret, m. — Pemberton.
5. Catherine, m. — Wootton.
GABRIEL THROCKMORTON ( -I553)> of Ellington, Co. Huntingdon; m.
Emma Lawrence, and, by her (who d. 1601), had issue : —
I. Robert, of whom later.
1. Margaret, m. Francis Cervington.
2. Emma, m. Henry Poulter.
3. Elizabeth, m. — Kent, of Hemingford Abbot.
4. Mary, m. Francis Dorington, of Warboys.
5. Frances, m. Richard Roydon.
His will was proved 1553.
ROBERT THROCKMORTON ( ~J633), of Ellington, Co. Huntingdon; m.
Elizabeth, dau. of John Pickering, of Tichmarsh, Co. Northampton, and, by her,
had issue : —
1. Gabriel, of whom later.
2. Robert, m. Jane, dau. of Robert Peetts.
1. Grace, m. Edward Holcott.
2. Johanna, m. Robert Bromshall.
3. Mary, m. Henry Rouse.
4. Elizabeth.
5. Jane, m. Thomas Morley.
He d. 12 Jan. 1633.
GABRIEL THROCKMORTON (7555-1626), b. about 1586 ; m. Alice, dau. of
William Bedles, of Co. Bedford, and, dying in the lifetime of his father, was bur.
at Warboys, 24 Jan. 1626, and, by her (who was bur. 16 Oct. 1637), ^e^ issue : —
ROBERT THROCKMORTON (1609-1657), of Offord-Cluny, Co. Huntingdon,
bap. 15 Aug. 1609; inherited the manor of Ellington from his grandfather, 1633;
was patentee of land in Charles River Co., Virginia, 1637 ; m. (i) Anne, dau. of
Robert Chare, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Albion, of Ellington ; d. unm. 1680.
2. Robert, d. unm. 1684.
3. John, of whom later.
1. Mary, m. (i) Richard Powell, of Bugden, Co. Huntington ; m. (2) Henry
Keene, of Bugden.
2. Alice.
He d. 14 Sept. 1657, having m. (2) Judith, dau. of Thomas Hetley.
JOHN THROCKMORTON (1633-1679), b. in England, 1633 ; emigrated to
Virginia, and settled in Ware parish ; m. Frances, dau. of Edward Mason, of
Hemingford Abbots, Co. Huntingdon, and, by her, had issue : —
I. Robert, b. in Virginia, 1662 ; returned to England on inheriting the Ellington
Estate ; M.P. for Co. Huntington ; m. Mary, dau. of Sir Thomas Bromsall,
Knt., of Beeston, Co. Bedford, and had issue ; d. at Little Paxton, 9 March
1699 , will proved, 3 May 1699 (by which he left his estate in Virginia to
his brothers Gabriel and Albion).
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2. Gabriel, of whom later.
3. Albion, of Petsworth parish, Virginia, b. 1672 ; living 1711.
1. Martha, bur. 24 May 1654.
2. Anne, b. 1675.
He d. 1679.
GABRIEL THROCKMORTON (1665-1737), of Ware parish, Virginia, b. 1665 ;
Justice of the Peace for Gloucester Co., 1705 ; m., 1690, Frances, dau. of Hon.
Mordecai Cooke, of Mordecai's Mount, Ware parish, Gloucester Co., Virginia, and,
by her, had issue : —
1. Robert, Colonel, of Ware parish, m. (i), 1720, Mary, dau. of John Lewis, and
had issue ; m. (2) Sarah Smith.
2. Mordecai, of whom later.
I. Elizabeth, m. John Perry, and had issue.
He d. 1737.
MORDECAI THROCKMORTON (1695— 1768), of Gloucester Co., b. 1695 ; Captain
of the Gloucester County Militia ; Sheriff of King and Queen Co., 1740 ; m. Mary,
dau. of Thomas Reade, of Ware parish, and, by her, had issue : —
Thomas, of whom later.
Lucy, m. Robert Throckmorton, of Culpeper, Virginia.
He d. 1768.
THOMAS THROCKMORTON (1739-1826), b. 1739; Justice of the Peace of
Frederick Co., Virginia, 1780-1790 ; moved to Nicholas Co., Kentucky ; Member
Kentucky House of Representatives, 1808 ; Member of State Senate, 1811-1816;
m. (i), his cousin, Mary, dau. of Colonel Robert Throckmorton, and, by her, had
issue : —
1. Thomas, b. 14 Nov. 1765 ; d. in infancy.
He m. (2) Mary Anne, dau. of John Hooe, and, by her, had issue : —
2. Thomas, b. 27 Jan. 1775 ; m. Susan Morton ; d. 14 Jan. 1835, leaving issue.
3. Mordecai, of whom later.
4. John, b. 19 March 1779 ; m. Sarah Dudley, and had issue.
5. Matthew Reade, b. 1781 ; d. 1802.
6. Ariss, b. 5 Feb. 1789; Major ; m. Susan E., dau. of John Raine, of Kentucky,
and had issue.
1. Ann, b. 17 Dec. 1772 ; m. Joseph Russell, and had issue ; d. 27 March 1807.
2. Maria, b. 1786 ; m. Lewis H. Arnold of Nicholas Co., Kentucky.
He d. 27 April 1826.
MORDECAI THROCKMORTON (1777-1838), of Meadow Farm, Loudoun Co.,
Virginia ; b. 10 March 1777 ; m. (i), 1799, Mildred, dau. of Warner Washington,
and widow of Albion Throckmorton, and, by her (who d. 1804), had issue : —
1. Matthew Reade, b. I Aug. 1802 ; m., 1830, Frances Everhart, and had issue.
He m. (2), 6 Feb. 1812, Sarah McCarty, dau. of Bernard Hooe, and, by her
(who d. i March 1860), had issue : —
2. Thomas Bernard, M.D., b. i Jan. 1813 ; d. unm. I Jan. 1836.
3. John Ariss, Colonel in the Confederate States Army, b. 3 March 1815; m. Mary
Barnes, dau. of Colonel Charles P. Tutt ; d. 28 May 1891, leaving issue.
4. Mordecai, b. 1 3 Aug. 1817; d. young.
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5. Richard McCarty, b. 5 Dec. 1822 ; m. Mary Ophelia Digges, of Maryland ;
d.s.p. 1865.
6. James Barbour, of Loudoun Co., Virginia, b. 8 Dec. 1830 ; m. Eliza Chamlin,
and had issue.
7. HUGH WILLIAM, of whom we treat.
I. Anne Catherine Hooe, b. 10 Feb. 1820 ; d. young.
He d. 7 April 1838.
Residence — Washington, D.C.
Arms — Gules, on a chevron argent, three bars gemelles sable.
Crest — A falcon volant proper, armed, with bells jessant, or.
SEABURY
William Jones Seabury, b. at New York, 25 Jan. 1837 ; m.,
29 Oct. 1868, Alice Van Wyck, dau. of Thomas Marston
Beare, and has had issue : —
1. Samuel.
2. William Marston.
1. Susan Saltonstall.
2. Lydia.
3. Muriel Gurdon.
Dr. Seabury graduated at the Columbia University, 1856
(A.M., 1859) ; admitted to the Bar of New York, 1858 ;
graduated at the Theological Seminary, 1866; D.D. (Hobart
College), 1874 ; Rector of the Church of the Annunciation, New
York, 1868—1898 ; Professor of Ecclesiastical Polity and Law,
General Theological Seminary, since 1873.
DESCENT
JOHN SEABURY ( -1662\ of Porlock, Co. Somerset, emigrated to Bar
bados, and in 1639 settled in Boston, Mass.; m. Grace , and, by her, had
issue : —
1. John, returned to Barbados.
2. Samuel, of whom later.
He d. before 1662.
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SAMUEL SEABURY (1640-1681), b. at Boston, 10 Dec. 1640 ; a physician at
Duxbury, Mass. ; m. (i), 9 Nov. 1660, Patience Kemp, and, by her (whod. 29 Oct.
1676), had issue : —
1. Samuel, b. 20 April 1666 ; m., i 3 Dec. 1688, Abigail Allen, by whom he had issue.
2. John, b. 1670 ; d. in infancy.
1. Elizabeth, b. 1661.
2. Sarah, b. 1663.
3. Hannah, b. 1668.
He m. (2), 4 April 1677, Martha Peabody, by whom he had issue : —
3. Joseph, b. 8 June 1678 ; m. (i) Phoebe Smith ; m. (2) Mary Ladd ; d. 1755,
leaving issue.
4. John, of whom later.
4. Martha, b. 1679.
He d. 5 Aug. 1681.
JOHN SEABURY, of Groton ; m., 9 Dec. 1697, Elizabeth Alden, and, by her (who
d. 4 Jan. 1771)5 na4 'ssue '• —
1. David, b. 16 Jan. 1699.
2. John, b. 22 May 1704.
3. Samuel, of whom later.
4. Nathaniel, b. 31 July 1720.
1. Patience, b. 5 May 1702.
2. Mary, b. 11 Nov. 1708.
3. Sarah, b. 16 March 1711.
SAMUEL SEABURY (1706—1764), b. 8 July 1706 ; educated at Yale ; graduated
at Harvard, 1724; became a licensed preacher (Congregational), 1726; ordained
priest of the Church of England by the Bishop of London, 1731 ; Rector of
St. James's Church, New London, 1732-1743, and of St. George's Church, Hemp-
stead, L.I., 1743—1764 ; m. (i) Abigail, dau. of Thomas Munford, of North Groton,
and, by her (who d. 1731), had issue : —
1. Caleb, b. 27 Feb. 1728.
2. Samuel, of whom later.
He m. (2) Elizabeth, dau. of Adam Powell, and, by her (who d. 6 Feb. 1799),
had issue : —
3. Adam.
4. Nathaniel.
5. David.
1. Mary.
2. Jane.
3. Elizabeth.
He d. 15 June 1764.
SAMUEL SEABURY (1729-1796), b. at Groton, Conn., 30 Nov. 1729; graduated
at Yale, 1748; received degree of D.D. (Oxford University) 15 Dec. 1777 ; served
as Chaplain to the King's American Regiment under commission of Sir Henry
Clinton of 14 Feb. 1778 ; consecrated first Bishop of the Episcopal Church of
America, 1784; m., 12 Oct. 1756, Mary, dau. of Edward Hicks, of New York,
and, by her, had with other issue : —
1. Edward.
2. Charles, of whom later.
He d. 25 Feb. 1796.
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CHARLES SEABURY (1770- ), b. May 1770 ; m. Anne, dau. of Rosewell
Saltonstall, of New London, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Samuel, of whom later.
2. Charles, b. 10 Dec. 1802 ; m., 1827, Ruth Hawkins Mount, and had issue.
3. William, b. 30 March 1805 ; d. unm.
4. Edward, b. 14 May 1807 ; d. unm.
5. Richard Francis, b. 21 July 1809 ; m. I 8 June 1836, Catherine Eliza Russell.
I. Mary Elizabeth, d. in infancy.
SAMUEL SEABURY (1801-1872), b. 9 June 1801 ; M.A., 1823, and D.D.,
1837 (Columbia College); Rector of the Church of the Annunciation, New York,
1838-1868; m. (i), 17 May 1829, Lydia Huntingdon Bill, and, by her (who d.
1 6 April 1834), had issue : —
1. Anne S., b. 14 April 1830; m., 13 May 1852, Rev. William Walton, D.D.
(who d. 15 May 1853), and had issue.
2. Lydia, b. 28 Nov. 1833 ; m., I 8 April 1855, Samuel P. Bell, and had issue : —
I. Charles S.
1. Frances Griffin.
2. Mary Huntingdon.
3. Alice.
4. Lydia H.
He m. (2), 17 Nov. 1835, Hannah Amelia Jones, and, by her (who d. 18 Sept.
1852), had issue : —
i. WILLIAM JONES, of whom we treat.
3. Kezia, b. 30 Dec. 1842 ; m., 22 April 1862, James Weeks, and had issue : —
1. William Carnes.
2. William Seabury.
3. Robert Doughty.
4. James.
5. Lewis.
i. Amelia Seabury.
4. Mary, b. I Jan. 1845 ; m. Rev. H. A. Parker, and had issue : —
1. William Ainsworth.
2. Gurdon Saltonstall.
3. Stanley Brampton.
4. Henry Seabury.
5. Reginald.
5. Ella Amelia, b. 3 Aug. 1847; m. Rev. Charles W. Ward, who d. 1872,
leaving issue : —
Charles Seabury.
He m. (3) Mary Anna, dau. of Samuel Jones, and, by her, had issue :—
6. Catherina Regina, b. 1858.
He d. 10 Oct. 1872.
Residence — 8 Chelsea Square, New York.
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RICHARDSON
Clifford Richardson, b. at Worcester, Mass., 6 March 1856 ; m.,
at Washington, 26 Dec. 1894, Teresa Staughton.
DESCENT
EZEKIEL RICHARDSON ( -1647), settled at Charlestown, Mass., 27 Aug.
1630 ; admitted Freeman, 18 May 1631 ; Selectman, 10 Feb. 1635 ; Representative
in General Court ; removed to Woburn, Mass., 1642, of which place he was one of
the founders ; m. Susanna (who m. (2) Henry Brooks), and, by her (who d. 15 Sept.
1681), had issue :— -
1. Theophilus, of whom later.
2. Josiah, bap. 7 Nov. 1635 ; m- Remembrance Underwood, and had issue.
3. John, d. in infancy.
4. Jonathan, d. in infancy.
5. James, bap. 11 July 1641 ; m. Bridget Henchman, and had issue.
1. Phoebe, bap. 3 June 1632 ; m. Henry Baldwin, and had issue.
2. Ruth, d. in infancy.
He d. 21 Oct. 1647.
THEOPHILUS RICHARDSON (1633-1674), ot Woburn, bap. in Charlestown,
22 iDec. 1633 ; m., 2 May 1654, Mary, dau. of John Champney, of Cambridge,
and, by her (who m. (2) John Brooks, and d. 28 Aug. 1704), had issue : —
1. Ezekiel, of whom later.
2. John, b. 1668 ; m. (i) Deborah Brooks ; m. (2) Lydia Pratt, and had issue.
1. Mary, b. 15 Jan. 1658 ; m. (i), 24 June 1681, Joseph Pierce; m. (2) Daniel
Hudson.
2. Sarah, b. 23 April 1660.
3. Abigail, b. 21 Oct. 1662 ; m. John Bateman, and had issue.
4. Hannah, b. 6 April 1665 ; m. Thomas Frost.
5. Hester, b. 25 June 1670.
6. Ruth, b. 31 Aug. 1673 ; m. William Russell.
7. Bridget, b. 1674 ; m. Stephen Richardson, and had issue.
He d. 28 Dec. 1674.
EZEKIEL RICHARDSON (1655-1734), b. in Woburn, 28 Oct. 1655 ; m., 27 July
1687, Elizabeth Swan, of Cambridge, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Theophilus, d. in infancy.
2. Theophilus, of whom later.
3. Ezekiel, b. 22 April 1694 ; m. Lydia Ockington, and had issue.
4. Aaron, b. 16 Dec. 1701 ; m. Bethiah , and had issue.
1. Elizabeth, b. 20 Oct. 1689.
2. Abigail, b. 15 Jan. 1697; m., 19 Feb. 1737, Thomas Dumaresque, of
Boston.
He d. 13 March 1734.
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THEOPHILUS RICHARDSON (1692-1723), b. at Woburn, 7 Jan. 1692; m., at
Watertown, 24 April 1711, Ruth, dau. of Gershom Swan, and, by her (who m. (2),
6 April 1726, Ebenezer Parker, of Stoneham), had issue : —
1. Edward, of whom later.
2. Richard, b. 9 Nov. 1719.
3. Moses, b. 8 April 1722 ; m. Mary Prentiss, and had issue.
1. Martha, b. 4 Feb. 1712 ; m. Ebenezer Thompson, of Reading.
2. Ruth, b. i Sept. 1714 ; m., 15 April 1735, Josiah Walton of Stoneham.
He d. prior to 12 Dec. 1723.
EDWARD RICHARDSON (1716-1797,}, b. at Woburn, 17 March 1716 ; moved to
Charlestown, and afterwards to Lincoln, near Watertown ; m., 9 Sept. 1747, Abigail,
dau. of Ebenezer Chenery, of Watertown, and, by her (who d. 25 Aug. 1814), had
issue : —
1. Edward, b. 8 Feb. 1748 ; m. Ann Wilson, and had issue.
2. Moses, b. 8 Feb. 1748 ; m. Miriam , and had issue.
3. Richard, b. 23 Sept. 1751 ; m. (i) Mehitable Smith ; m. (2) Elizabeth Wyman
Park, and had issue.
4. Peter, b. I Dec. 1753 ; m. Lydia Brooks, and had issue.
5. John, of whom later.
6. Ebenezer, b. 12 July 1760.
7. William, b. 5 Oct. 1765.
1. Ruth, b. 26 Nov. 1749 5 m- Ephraim Weston, and had issue.
2. Abigail, b. I May 1756 ; m. Oliver Brown, and had issue.
3. Sarah, b. 6 June 1763 ; m. Enoch Wellington, and had issue.
4. Elizabeth, b. 2 Nov. 1767 ; m. — Wood.
5. Lucy, b. 20 Dec. 1769 ; m., 20 Nov. 1791, John Park, of Framingham.
6. Mary, b. 9 Aug. 1772 ; m., 5 April 1795, Nehemiah Woods, of Hollis, New
Hampshire.
He d. at Lincoln, 1797.
JOHN RICHARDSON (1758-1837), b. at Watertown, Mass., 16 July 1758 ;
served in the Militia at Lexington ; moved to Concord ; afterwards to Boston ; m.
(i), 7 March 1790, Anna, dau. of David Bemis, of Watertown ; and, by her (who d.
1794), had issue : —
1. Ann, m., 1812, Dr. Nathaniel Bemis.
2. Mary Bemis, m. 1823, Richard Goodhue Wheatland, and had issue.
He m. (2), 29 Dec. 1801, Hannah, dau. of David Bemis, of Watertown, and,
by her (who d. 1835), had issue :—
1. Seth, d. in infancy.
2. John Hancock, of Worcester, Mass., b. 10 Nov. 1802 ; Member of the State
Legislature; m. (i), 15 Dec. 1831, Lydia Ann, dau. of Hon. Levi Thaxter;
m. (2) Mary Patten, and, dying Jan. 1850, left issue :—
1. John, b. 10 June 1835 ; m. Charlotte, dau. of Oliver Hunter Blood,
of Worcester, and had issue.
2. Frank Thornton, b. 17 Sept. 1840 ; m. — Barstow.
I. Lydia Bond, b. 27 Oct. 1832 ; m. (i) Edward H. Eldridge ; m.
(2) Augustus Williams, of Taunton.
3. George Washington, of whom later.
3. Hannah Bemis, m., Feb. 1833, George Wheatland, and had issue.
He d. 1837.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON RICHARDSON (1808- ), b. at Boston, 28 Oct. 1808;
graduated at Harvard College, 1829 ; admitted to the Bar, Worcester, Mass., 1835 ;
Sheriff, Worcester Co., 1835 ; Mayor, 1855 and 1857 5 m-> 6 Jan. 1836, Lucy Dana,
dau. of Abijah White, of Watertown, and, by her (who d. 30 July 1875), had issue : —
CLIFFORD, of whom we treat.
Anna Maria, b. 7 Oct. 1836 ; m., I Jan. 1862, William Sydney Davis, and has
issue : —
Lucy Dana, b. 22 April 1863.
Residence — 122 East 34th Street, New York.
Clubs — University, Century, Metropolitan (New York).
DARLINGTON
James Henry Darlington (Bishop of Harrisburg), b. at New York
City, 9 June 1856; m., 26 July 1888, Ella Louise, dau. of James
Sterling Beams, of Brooklyn, N.Y., and, by her, has had issue : —
1. Henry Vane Beams, b. 9 June 1889.
2. Alfred William Beams, b. 11 Dec. 1890 ; d. 10 Aug. 1891.
3. Gilbert Sterling Bancroft, b. 7 Jan. 1892.
4. Elliott Christopher Beams, b. 3 April 1895.
1. Eleanor Townsend, b. 7 Sept. 1893.
2. Kate Brampton, b. 18 Nov. 1900.
The Right Rev. James Henry Darlington, D.D., LL.D.,
Ph.D., was appointed Rector of Christ Church, Brooklyn, N.Y.,
1883 ; Archdeacon of Brooklyn, 1896, and first Bishop of Harris-
burg.
DESCENT
HENRY DARLINGTON, of the West Riding of York, m. Mary Walker, and,
by her, had issue : —
1. Thomas.
2. William, of whom later.
3. Henry.
4. Robert.
WILLIAM DARLINGTON, b. at Darlington, Co. Durham; m., 1778, Alice Brown,
by whom he had issue : —
1. Thomas.
2. Peter, of whom later.
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3. Henry.
4. Robert.
1. Mary.
2. Margaret.
3- Jean.
PETER DARLINGTON (1793-1851), b. at Broomhouse, N.B., 7 Oct. 1793 ; m.,
17 June 1819, Maria, dau. of James Wilde of Kinderbrook, N.Y., and, by her (who
d. 22 Aug. 1900), left issue : —
1. William.
2. James.
3. Thomas, of whom later.
4. John Henry.
1. Eliza.
2. Helen.
3. Sarah.
4. Mary.
5. Annie.
6. Catherine.
He d. 21 Jan. 1851.
THOMAS DARLINGTON (1826-1903), b. at Salisbury, Orange Co., N.Y.,
29 Aug. 1826 ; m., i Aug. 1850, Hannah A. Goodliffe, of Brampton, Co. Hunting
don, and, by her (who d. 22 Feb. 1900), left issue : —
1. Alfred Ernest.
2. JAMES HENRY, of whom we treat.
3. Thomas, b. 24 Sept. 1858 ; M.D. ; President of the Board of Health of New
York City ; m. Josephine Sargeant, who d. 1890.
4. Charles Francis, b. i Nov. 1860.
5. Gustavus Cornelius, M.D.
1. Alice.
2. Marion Goodliffe.
3. Marguerite, m. the Rev. Arthur Wilson Wilde.
He d. 1 8 May 1903.
Residences — The See House, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and Old
Field, Setaukeh, Long Island, New York.
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HIGGINSON
James Potter Higginson, b. at Trenton,
New Jersey, 4 April 1862 ; m., 22 Oct.
1890, Mary Diana, dau. of William
Talbot Walke, of Norfolk, Virginia.
DESCENT
THOMAS HIGGINSON, son of a Colonel in
the Commissariat Department of the army of
William III in Ireland ; settled in the Co. of
Wexford, and m. — Colley, by whom he had
issue a son : —
THOMAS HIGGINSON ( -1789), Rector or
Lisburn, Co. Antrim, and Vicar of Ballinderry, in
the same Co. ; m. Ann Moore, and, by her, had
issue : —
I . Thomas Edward, of whom later.
1. Eliza, m. Henry Marmion, of Lambeg,
Co. Antrim, and had issue.
2. Maria, m., 1772, John Johnston, of Dublin.
3. Letitia, m. Captain Greydon of H.M.
Dragoons.
He d. 23 May 1789.
THOMAS EDWARD HIGGINSON (1767-1819),
b. 1767 ; Incumbent of Lambeg, Co. Antrim;
m., 1788, Jane, only dau. of Philip Talbot Higginson, Lieutenant 73rd Regiment
(who was son of Philip, elder brother of the above first Thomas Higginson), and, by
her, had issue : —
1. Thomas Edward, m. and had issue.
2. Philip Talbot, Captain Royal Irish Fusiliers ; d.s.p.
3. Henry Theophilus, of whom later.
i. Margaret, m. Rev. Edward Leslie, rector of Annahilt, Co. Down, and had
issue.
He d. 22 June 1819.
HENRY THEOPHILUS HIGGINSON (1798-1869), of Carnalea House, Co. Down,
b. 17 March 1798 ; J.P. Cos. Antrim and Down ; m., 6 Jan. 1825, Charlotte, dau.
and heiress of John McConnell, of Belfast, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John McConnell, b. 1826 ; m., 20 Nov. 1850, Susan Arabella Gertrude, only
dau. of Captain Robert Conry, goth Regiment, of Clonahee, Co. Roscom-
mon ; d. 14 April 1891, leaving, by her, with other issue, a son : —
Henry Hartland, of Carnalea, b. 3 July 1855; Major N. Stafford
shire Regiment.
2. Thomas Edward, b. 12 Jan. 1828 ; Lieutenant 39th Bengal N.I. ; d.s.p. 1850.
3. Charles Henry, of whom later.
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4. Theophilus, b. 4 April 1839 ; Colonel Indian Army ; C.B. ; m., 1871, Ada,
dau. of William Whitla, of Lisburn, Co. Antrim, and had issue.
5. Henry Talbot, b. 1 6 March 1841 ; m. Isabella Dobbin ; d. 1891, leaving issue.
1. Charlotte Potter, m. Thomas Jefferson Thompson, of Greenwood Park, Co.
Down, and had issue.
2. Jane, m. Colonel John Barton Taylor, and had issue.
3. Dorothea Josepha, m. Charles Smith, Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple, and of
Dunston House, Co. Stafford, who d. 17 April 1880, leaving issue.
He d. 20 June 1869.
CHARLES HENRY HIGGINSON (1830-1869), b. 4 Jan. 1830 ; m., 10 Sept. 1857,
Maria Stockton, dau. of James Potter, of Savannah, Georgia, and Princeton, New
Jersey, and, by her (who d. 27 Dec. 1897), had issue : —
1. JAMES POTTER, of whom we treat.
2. Henry Theophilus.
1. Charlotte Potter, m. John Hampden Coursen.
2. Maria Potter.
3. Katherine Potter.
4. Frances Potter.
He d. 7 April 1869.
Residences — 42 West 9th Street, New York ; Norfolk, Virginia.
Clubs — Calumet (New York) ; Norfolk.
Arms — Sable, three towers in fesse argent, between six trefoils
slipped three in chief and three in base, or.
Crest — Out of a tower proper, a demi-griffin segreant vert, armed
and beaked, or.
PAGE
Samuel Davis Page, b. at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 22 Sept.
1840; m., 25 Sept. 1861, Isabella Graham, dau. of William
Wurts, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and, by her (who d.
23 March 1867), had issue : —
1. Howard Wurts, b. 30 June 1862 ; m. Edith Cox, of Philadelphia.
2. William Byrd, b. 23 Feb. 1866 ; m. Virginia Ogden Pendleton, of
Berkeley Springs, West Virginia.
i. Ethel Nelson, m. James Large, of Philadelphia.
Mr. Page graduated at Yale, 1859, was admitted to the Bar,
1862, and was appointed Assistant Treasurer of the United
States, 1886.
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DESCENT
JOHN PAGE (1627-1692), b. in Bedfont, co. Middlesex, 1627 ; son of Francis
Page, whose family had resided at Bedfont for several generations ; emigrated to
America, and settled in Williamsburg, James City Co., Virginia, 1650 ; Burgess,
1655-6 ; Colonel and County Lieutenant, 1680-1685 ; Member of the Colonial
Council, 1681-1692 ; m. Alice Lucken, and, by her (who d. 22 June 1698), had
issue : —
1. Francis, of Williamsburg, b. 1657 ; Clerk of the House of Burgesses ; m., 1682,
Mary, dau. of Edward Diggs, Governor of Virginia; d. 10 May 1692,
leaving issue : —
Elizabeth, m. John Page, and d.s.p.
2. Matthew, of whom later.
He d. 23 Jan. 1692.
MATTHEW PAGE (1659-1703), of Rosewell, Gloucester Co., Virginia ; b. 1659 '•>
one of the founders of William and Mary College ; Member of the Colonial
Council, 1698-1699 ; m., 1689, Mary, dau. of John Mann, of Timberneck,
Gloucester Co., Virginia, and, by her (who d. 24 March 1707), had issue : —
1. Mann, of whom later.
2. Matthew, b. 1701 ; d. in infancy.
1. Elizabeth, b. 1693 ; d. in infancy.
2. Mary, b. 1702, d. in infancy.
He d. 9 Jan. 1703.
MANN PAGE (1691-1730), of Rosewell House, Gloucester Co., Virginia,
b. 1691 ; Member of the Colonial Council, 1 713-1714, and 1731 ; one of the
largest and most influential landowners in Virginia; m. (i), 1712, Judith, dau. of
Colonel Ralph Wormeley, Secretary of the Colony, and, by her (who d. 12 Dec.
1716), had issue : —
1. Ralph Wormeley, b. 2 Dec. 1713 ; d.s.p.
2. Mann, b. 8 Dec. 1716, d. in infancy.
I. Maria Judith, b. 24 Feb. 1714 ; m. William Randolph.
He m. (2), 1/18, Judith, dau. of Robert Carter, of Corotoman, and, by her,
had issue : —
3. Mann, b. 1718 (ancestor of Thomas Nelson Page, q.v.).
4. John, of North End, Gloucester Co., Virginia ; b. 1720 ; Member of the last
Royal Council in Virginia; m., 1746, Jane, dau. of Colonel William Byrd,
of Westover ; d. 1780, leaving issue.
5. Robert, of whom later.
6. Carter, b. 1724 ; d.s.p.
7. Matthew, b. 1726 ; d.s.p.
He d. 24 Jan. 1730.
ROBERT PAGE (1722-1768), of Broadneck, Hanover Co., Virginia; b. 1722;
m., 20 Jan. 1750, Sarah Walker, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Mann, d. in infancy.
2. Robert, b. 15 June 1752 ; m., 1779, Mary, dau. of Carter Braxton ; d. 1794,
leaving issue.
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3. Mann, d. in infancy.
4. John, of whom later.
5. Matthew, b. 4 March, 1762 ; m. Anne, dau. of Richard K. Meade, and had
issue.
6. Walker, d.s.p.
1. Judith, b. 15 Oct. 1756 ; m., I Sept. 1774, John Waller, and had issue.
2. Catherine, b. 7 Nov. 1758 ; m., 1778, Benjamin Carter Waller, and had issue.
3. Sarah Walker, b. 16 Feb. 1766 ; m., 1788, her cousin, Hon. Robert Page.
Hed. 1768.
JOHN PAGE (1760-1838), or Pagebrook, Clarke Co., Virginia; b. 29 June
1760; m., 1784, Maria Horsmanden, dau. of Colonel William E. Byrd, of Westover,
and, by her, had issue : —
1. William Byrd, of whom later.
2. Robert Powell, M.D., of Briars Clarke Co., Virginia; b. 1 1 Jan. 1/94;
m. (i), 1819, Mary, dau. of Thomas Willing Francis; m. (2), 1839,
Susan Grymes, dau. of Archibald Randolph ; d. I 849, leaving issue.
3. John E., of Pagebrook, b. 1 1 March 1796 ; Judge ; m., 1823, Emily McGuire;
d. 4 March 1881, leaving issue.
4. Matthew, M.D., ot North Carolina; b. 1801 ; m. (i), 1829, Mary, dau. of
• Josiah Collins ; m. (2), 1848, Henrietta Elizabeth Collins, and had issue.
1. Nancy, d. in infancy.
2. Mary, m., 1816, Benjamin Harrison.
3. Sarah Walker, m., 1815, Major Thomas M. Nelson.
4. Abby, b. 1798 ; m., 1816, John Hopkins.
He d. 17 Sept. 1838.
WILLIAM BYRD PAGE (1790-1828), of Pagebrook; b. 1790 ; m. (i), Evelyn
Byrd, dau. of Judge William Nelson, and, by her, had issue : —
1. William Byrd, of whom later.
2. John, b. 1820 ; m., 1845, Lucy Mann Burwell.
1. Anne Willing, m. Thomas Carter.
He m. (2) Eliza Mayo, and, by her, had issue : —
2. Evelyn Byrd, m. Richard Henry Lee.
3. Mary, m. William Norborn.
He d. i Sept. 1828.
WILLIAM BYRD PAGE (1817-1877), or Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; b. 19 May
1817; graduated at Kenyon College, 1835; M.D., University of Pennsylvania,
1839 » Fellow of the College of Physicians; m. Celestina, dau. of Samuel Davis,
of Louisiana, and, by her, had issue : —
SAMUEL DAVIS, ot whom we treat.
Margaret, m. Henry Harrison.
He d. 18 Feb. 1877.
Residence — 281 South 4th Street, Philadelphia.
Clubs — Rittenhouse, University, The Wheel.
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CANDLER
Allen D. Candler, b. in Lumpldn Co., Georgia, 4 Nov. 1834 ; m.,
12 Jan. 1864, Eugenia, dau. of — Williams.
The Hon. A. D. Candler graduated at Mercer University,
Georgia, 1859 (A.M., 1866) ; Member of the Georgia Legis
lature, 1872-1878; State Senator, 1879-1880; Member of
Congress, Georgia, 1882—1890; Secretary of State of Georgia,
1894-1898, and Governor of Georgia, 1898-1902.
DESCENT
There is a tradition that Daniel Candler, the founder of this distinguished
American family, was a son of Thomas Candler, of Callan, co. Kilkenny, whose
father, William Candler, an officer in Cromwell's army, had settled in Ireland. This
tradition, however, appears to be based upon insufficient authority, inasmuch as the
will of the above-named Thomas Candler (made 14 Oct. 1719, and proved 30 Oct.
1719), while mentioning the testator's sons, of whom the eldest was then under
the age of 24, contains no reference to a son named Daniel.
DANIEL CANDLER ( -1765) landed at Charleston, South Carolina, about 1 730,
and soon afterwards settled in Bedford Co., Virginia, where he remained until his
death ; m., in Ireland, Anna , and left issue : —
1. John, whose descendants remained in Virginia.
2. William, of whom later.
•*' TT t Killed by Indians in North Carolina.
4. Henry j '
5. Zedekiah, m. Anne Moorman, and had issue.
He d. 1765.
WILLIAM CANDLER ( -1784), of Bedford Co., Virginia, removed to Rich
mond Co., Georgia ; Colonel of a regiment of Georgia troops in the War of the
Revolution ; at one time Judge, and a Member of the Legislature of Georgia ;
m., 1760, Elizabeth Anthony, and had issue : —
1. Henry, Major in U.S. Army, m. — Oliver.
2. Falby, m. and had issue.
3. William, d. unm.
4. Charles, d. young.
5. John K., d. unm.
6. Joseph, m. and d.s.p.
7. Mark A., m. (i) — Young, and had issue ; m. (2) Lucy White, and had issue.
8. Anthony.
9. Daniel, of whom later.
1 . Mary, m. Ignatius Few, Major in U.S. Army, and had issue.
2. Elizabeth, m. — Shivers, and had issue.
3. Amelia, m. and had issue.
He d. July 1784.
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CANDLER
DANIEL CANDLER (1779- ), b. in Richmond Co., Georgia, 1779 ; m., 1799,
Sarah Slaughter, of Virginia, and had issue : —
1 . William L., m. Martha Moore, and had issue.
2. John K., m. Caroline Smith, and had issue.
3. Samuel Charles, b. 6 Dec. 1809 ; m., 6 Dec. 1833, Martha B. Beall, and had
issue : —
1. Milton Akin.
2. Warren Akin, b. 23 Aug. 1857; Bishop of the Methodist Epis
copal Church (South), since 1898 ; m., 21 Nov. 1877, Sarah
Antoinette, dau. of John C. Curtwright, and has had issue : —
1. John Curtwright, b. 8 June 1883.
2. Warren Akin, b. 8 Nov. 1887.
3. Emory, b. 13 March 1893.
4. Samuel Charles, b. 9 Dec. 1895.
I . Annie Florence, b. i 7 Jan. 1879; m., 20 March 1 899,
Dr. Andrew Sledd.
3. John Slaughter, of Edgewood, Georgia, b. 22 Oct. 1861 ; Solicitor-
General, Georgia, 1887-1896; Judge of Superior Courts,
Georgia, 1896-1902; Associate Justice of Supreme Court,
Georgia, since 1902 ; served as Colonel 3rd Georgia Volunteer
Infantry U.S.V. in the war with Spain, 1898-1899 ; m. (i),
1 6 Jan. 1884, Lula Gamier, and had issue; m. (2) Florida
George Anderson, of Marietta, Georgia.
4. Daniel Gill, of whom later.
5. Ezekiel Samuel ; m. Jane Williams, and had issue.
1. Elizabeth A.; m. Owen L. Myrick.
2. Francis E.; m. Wilson Simpson.
DANIEL GILL CANDLER (1812-1887), b. in Richmond Co., Georgia, 12 Jan.
1812 ; Captain in the U.S. Army, and afterwards Judge of a Circuit Court;
m., Oct. 1833, Nancy C., dau. of Allen Matthews, and had issue : —
1 . ALLEN D., of whom we treat.
2. Ignatius L., of Texas.
He d. at Gainesville, Georgia, Oct. 1887.
Residence — Gainesville, Georgia.
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LOWNDES
Lloyd Lowndes, b. at Cumberland,
Maryland, 28 Nov. 1871 ; m., 23 Nov.
1899, May Campbell, dau. of James
Cecil Quinn, of Chillicote, Ohio, and,
by her, has issue : —
Lloyd, b. 25 Oct. 1901.!
Mr. Lowndes graduated at Yale
University, A.B. 1895, LL.B. 1897.
DESCENT
WILLIAM LOWNDES ( -1592), of Sand-
bach, Co. Chester ; m., 30 Sept. 1582, Ellen Booth,
and, by her (who was bur. at Sandbach, 28 Aug.
161 1), had issue : —
1. William, d. young.
2. Richard, of whom later.
3. Thomas, d. in infancy.
1. Ellen.
2. Joan.
He d. 4 June 1592, and his will was proved
9 Oct. 1592.
RICHARD LOWNDES (1588-1652), of Bostock House, in the parisli of Sandbach,
Co. Chester; bap. 22 Jan. 1588; m. (i), n Aug. 161 1, Elizabeth Rawlins ; m.
(2) Margery , and, dying 2O April 1652, left, by her (who d. 4 Jan. 1652),
issue, a son : —
JOHN LOWNDES (1625-1667), of Bostock House and Middlewich, Co. Chester ;
bap. at Sandbach, 24 April 1625 > m- Jane> dau. or" Jonn Weld, of Weld House,
Newbold Astbury, and co-heir to her brother, William Weld, of Little Hassall, and,
by her (who d. 2 Feb. 1691), had issue : —
1 . Richard, of whom later.
2. John, of London ; bap. 8 Nov. 1646.
3. Christopher, bap. 27 Aug. 1652.
4. Edward, bap. I Aug. 1653.
5. Charles,1 bap. at Middlewich, 6 Dec. 1658 ; m. Sarah , and had issue.
1. Mary, bap. 4 June 1648 ; m. — Savyle.
2. Audrey, bap. 5 June 1649 ; m. John Walker.
3. Eleanor, bap. 19 April 1651 ; m. Robert Bennett.
1 There are strong grounds for believing that this Charles was the founder of the distin
guished family of Lowndes of South Carolina.
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4. Frances, of St. Paul's, Covent Garden, whose will was proved 1 1 April 1690, in
which she mentions her mother Jane, her brother Charles, and his son of
the same name.
He was bur. 20 May 1667.
RICHARD LOWNDES (1645- ), of Bostock House, Sandbach, Co. Chester, and
Little Hassall ; bap. 13 Oct. 1645; m. Alice , and, by her (who was bur.
1 6 Oct. 1719), had issue, a son : —
RICHARD LOWNDES (1673- ), of Bostock House, Sandbach, Co. Chester;
Lap. 17 Oct. 1673 ; m., 14 Sept. 1696, Margaret Poole, and, by her, had issue : —
1 . Richard, of Bostock House.
2. William, of Sandbach ; m. and had issue.
3. John, living 1743 ; m. and had issue.
4. Charles, bap. 22 Aug. 1711 ; living 1743.
5. Christopher, of whom later.
6. Edward, bap. 22 Jan. 1718 ; living 1743.
7. Thomas, bap. 22 Oct. 1720; living 1743.
8. Francis, bap. 28 March 1724.
1. Margaret, bap. 21 Sept. 1697 ; m. James Wilson.
2. Katherine, bap. 7 Oct. 1699.
3. Frances, bap. 26 March 1701 ; d. unm.
4. Ellen, bap. 16 Aug. 1709 ; m. John Cooper.
5. Anne, bap. 6 Oct. 1715 ; d. unm.
CHRISTOPHER LOWNDES (1713-1785), of Prince George Co., Maryland ; bap. at
Sandbach, Co. Chester, 1 9 June 1713; emigrated to America ; Justice of Prince
George Co., 1753-1775; Judge of Orphans' Court, 1777; m., 14 May 1747,
Elizabeth, dau. of Hon. Benjamin Tasker, President of the Council of Maryland,
and, by her (who d. 19 Sept. 1789), had issue : —
1. Benjamin, b. 30 Dec. 1749 ; m. Dorothy, dau. of General Andrew Buchanan,
of Baltimore ; d. 6 Jan. 1802, leaving issue.
2. Francis, b. 19 Oct. 1751 ; m. Jane Maddox, of Co. York; d. April 1815,
leaving issue.
3. Samuel, b. 20 July 1753.
4. Richard Tasker, of Blenheim, Bladensburg, and Bostock House, Prince George
Co., b. 25 Dec. 1763 ; m. Anne, dau. of Colonel Edward Lloyd, and had
issue
5. Charles, of whom later.
1. Anne Margaret, b. 15 June 1748 ; d. unm. 16 Jan. 1822.
2. Elizabeth, b. 7 April 1755.
3. Rebecca, b. 1757 ; m., 17 June 1781, Hon. Benjamin Stoddert, First Secretary
U.S. Navy.
4. Harriett, m., 1781, Levi Gantt, of Prince George Co.
He d. 8 Jan. 1785.
CHARLES LOWNDES (1765-1846), or Georgetown, and afterwards of Jefferson
Co., Virginia, b. 1765 ; m. (i), 1794, Eleanor, daughter of Colonel Edward Lloyd,
of Wye, and, by her (who d. 1805), had issue : —
1. Edward Lloyd, b. 5 June 1797 ; d. in infancy.
2. Charles, b. 19 July 1798 ; Commodore U.S. Navy; m., 4 June 1826, Sarah
Scott, dau. of Edward Lloyd, Governor of Maryland; d. 14 Dec. 1885,
leaving issue.
3. Lloyd, of whom later.
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4. Richard Tasker, b. 29 March 1803 ; m., 1824, Louisa, dau. of James Black, of
Cumberland ; d. 24 April 1844, leaving issue.
1. Harriet, b. 1795 ; m. Dr. Samuel Scollay ; d. 15 Aug. 1835.
2. Elizabeth Ann, b. 13 April 1805 ; m. Horace Leeds Edmondson.
He m. (2) Frances Whiting, and, by her (who d. 2 Sept. 1841), had issue : —
5. Beverley Bladen, b. 1813 ; d. unm. 14 June 1835.
3. Frances Perrin, d. young.
4. Frances Whiting, b. March 1814 ; d. in infancy.
5. Frances Perrin, m. John James Frame, of Charlestown, W. Virginia.
He d. April 1846.
LLOYD LOWNDES (1800-1877), b. at Georgetown, D.C., 9 July 1800 ; settled
in Cumberland Co., 1824; moved to Clarksburg, W. Virginia, 1831 ; m., 1840,
Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Moore, of Clarksburg, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Charles Tasker, Surgeon U.S. Army ; d. Feb. 1865.
2. Richard Tasker, m., 5 Feb. 1896, Mary GofF.
3. Lloyd, of whom later.
4. Clarence Moore, b. 1 847 ; d. young.
He d. 14 March 1877.
LLOYD LOWNDES (1845-1905), b. 21 March 1845 5 Governor of Maryland,
1896-1900 ; Member U.S. House of Representatives ; m. Elizabeth Tasker, dau. of
Richard Tasker Lowndes, and, by her, had issue : —
1 . LLOYD, of whom we treat.
2. Richard Tasker, m., 1896, Mary Elizabeth McDowell, of Danville, Kentucky,
and has had issue : —
Richard Tasker, of Bostock House, Clarbburg, W. Virginia.
3 . Charles Tasker, of Colorado.
4. William Bladen, of Mount Savage, Maryland.
He d. 8 Jan. 1905.
Residence — Cumberland, Maryland.
Clubs — Baltimore, University (Baltimore) ; Graduates (New
Haven, Conn.).
Arms — Argent, fretty azure, on a canton gules, a lion's head
erased or.
Crest — A lion's head erased or.
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FISH
Stuyvesant Fish, b. in New York, 24 June 1851 ; m. Marion
Graves Anthon.
DESCENT
JONATHAN FISH ( -1663), emigrated, with his brothers Nathaniel and John,
from England to America about 1635 ; settled first at Lynn, Mass.; removed to
Newtown, Long Island, 1659, where he served for several years as a magistrate ; m.
Mary , and, by her, had issue : —
1 . John, of New Jersey, m. and left issue.
2. Samuel, d.s.p. 1700.
3. Nathan, of whom later.
He d. 1663.
NATHAN- FISH (1650-1734), of Newtown, b. 1650 ; m. and had issue : —
1. Jonathan, of whom later.
2. Nathan, b. 13 Sept. 1686 ; d.s.p. II June 1732.
3. Samuel, b. 15 April 1689; m. (l), 1712, Ruth, widow of John Berrien ; m. (2)
Mercy Bailey ; d. 9 July 1767, leaving issue.
4. John, b. 25 Feb. 1691 ; m., 21 Feb. 1717, Elizabeth, dau. of William Hallett ;
d. 1743, leaving issue.
5. Thomas, b. 28 May 1693 ; m., 1717, Elizabeth, dau. of Jesse Kip.
6. Ambrose, b. 12 May 1697 ; m., 1728, Elizabeth Lawrence, settled at Islip, L.I.
7. Benjamin, b. 12 May 1697 ; m., 1728, Sarah, dau. of Joseph Moore, and had
issue.
8. Nathaniel, b. 1 8 Dec. 1700 ; m., 14 Feb. 1738, Jane, dau. of Peter Berrien ; d.
3 March 1769, leaving issue.
9. Elnathan, b. 27 July 1708 ; m. Sarah - — , and had issue.
1. Mary, b. 4 Sept. 1687 ; m. Daniel Betts.
2. Susannah, b. 28 Dec. 1695 ; m. Edward Howard.
3. Sarah, b. 28 March 1699 5 m- Abraham Kip.
4. Hannah, b. 18 Jan. 1703 ; d. unm. 13 Oct. 1744.
5. Temperance, b. 30 Nov. 1705 ; m. Joseph Woodward.
He d. i Aug. 1734.
JONATHAN FISH (1680-1723), b. 1 1 Oct. 1680 ; town clerk of Newtown ; m.
Mary , and, by her, left issue : —
Samuel, of whom later.
Jane, b. 26 May 1721 ; m. Charles Palmer.
He d. Nov. 1723.
SAMUEL FISH (1704-1767), of Newtown, b. 24 Nov. 1704; Captain in King
Philip's War; m. (i), 21 June 1727, Agnes, dau. of John Berrien, and, by her, had
issue : —
1. Jonathan, of whom later.
2. Samuel, b. 13 April 1734.
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3. Richard, b. 9 Aug. 1743 ; m. Sarah, dau. of John Betts, and had issue.
1. Ruth, b. 7 May 1730 ; m. Richard Betts.
2. Mary, b. 9 July 1736 ; m. Samuel Renne.
3. Sarah, b. 24 Feb. 1739 ; m. (i) William Sackett ; m. (2) John Wood.
He m. (2), 22 April 1748, Abigail, dau. of Edward Harvard, and, by her, had
issue : —
4. Abigail, b. 27 Aug. 1749 > m- J°hn Lott.
He m. (3), 19 Nov. 1752, Anna Betts, and, by her, had issue : —
5. Elizabeth, b. 24 Aug. 1753 ; m. James Bonney.
He d. 27 Aug. 1/67.
JONATHAN FISH (1728-1779), of New York, b. 1 1 May 1728; m. (i),
5 Oct. 1750, Elizabeth, dau. of Joseph Sackett, and, by her (who d. 9 April 1778),
had issue : —
Nicholas, of whom later.
Sarah, b. 22' Oct. 1755 ; m. Terrence Riley, and had issue.
He d. 26 Dec. 1779, having m. (2) Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Whitehead, who
d.s.p. 26 Oct. 1798.
NICHOLAS FISH (1758-1833), b. 28 Aug. 1758 ; Colonel in the Revolutionary
War, Adjutant-General of the State of New York, 1786 ; Alderman of New York,
1806—1817 ; m., 30 April 1803, Elizabeth, dau. of Petrus Stuyvesant, and, by her
(who d. 1854), had issue : —
1. Hamilton, of whom later.
2. Petrus Stuyvesant, b. 13 May 1813 ; d. 7 Nov. 1834.
1. Susan Elizabeth, b. 25 July 1805 ; m. Daniel Le Roy, of New York, and had
issue.
2. Margaret Ann, b. n Feb. 1807 ; m. John Neilson, of New York, and had
issue.
3. Elizabeth Sarah, b. 25 May 1810 ; m. Richard L. Morris, M.D., and had issue.
He d. 30 June 1833.
HAMILTON FISH (1808-1893), b. in New York, 3 Aug. 1808; graduated at
Columbia College, 1827 ; Representative in Congress, 6th district of New York,
1842 ; Governor of New York, 1848 ; U.S. Senator, 1851 ; Secretary of State,
1868-1877; m. Julia, dau. of Peter Philip James Kean, of Ursino, New Jersey,
and, by her (who d. 1887), had issue : —
1. Nicholas, b. 19 Feb. 1846 ; graduated at Harvard and Columbia Law School ;
Assistant Secretary U.S. Legation, Brussels, 1871, Secretary 1874 ; afterwards
Minister to Switzerland and Belgium ; d. unm. 1 6 Sept. 1902.
2. Hamilton, of New York, b. 17 April 1849 ; elected to Congress, 3 Nov. 1908.
3. STUYVESANT, of whom we treat.
1. Sarah M., m. Sidney Webster, and has issue.
2. Elizabeth Stuyvesant, m. Frederic Sears.
3. Julia Kean, m. Samuel Nicoll Benjamin, and had issue : —
1. William Massena.
2. Hamilton Fish.
3. Julian A.
4. Susan Le Roy, m. W. E. Rogers, of Philadelphia, and has issue.
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5. Edith Livingston, m., 6 June 1883, Hon. Hugh Oliver Northcote (who d.
30 March 1900), 5th son of the 1st Earl of Iddesleigh, and, dying Dec.
1887, left issue : —
Hugh Hamilton Stafford, b. 10 Dec. 1887.
Cicely Monica Julia, b. 4 May 1885.
He d. 7 Sept. 1893.
Residence — 25 East 7 8th Street, New York.
FFOULKE
Charles Mather Ffoulke, b. in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, 25 July
1841 ; m., at Paris, 10 Dec. 1872, Sarah, dau. of Horace Gushing,
and has had issue : —
1. Horace Cashing, b. 6 July 1876 ; d. 2 May 1903.
2. Charles Mather, b. 4 Sept. 1889.
1. Helen Seagrave, b. 12 July 1878.
2. Gladys, b. 29 April 1 88 1 ; m., 17 Oct. 1901, Edward Chapman
Smith, of Philadelphia.
3. Gwendoline, b. i Jan. 1884 ; d. 8 April 1904.
DESCENT
EDWARD FOULKE (1651-1739), of Wales, b. 13 May 1651 ; emigrated to
Pennsylvania, 1698; m., Jan. 1733, Eleanor Hugh, dau. of Hugh Cadwalader ;
d. Oct. 1739, leaving issue : —
HUGH FOULKE (1685-1760), of Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, b. 1685 ; m., 1713,
Ann, dau. of John Williams, of Montgomery, and, dying 21 May 1760, left, by
her (who d. 10 Sept. 1773), issue : —
THOMAS FOULKE (1724-1786), of Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, b. 14 Jan. 1724;
m. Jane, dau. of Edward Roberts, of Richland, and, dying 31 March 1786, left, by
her (who d. 25 July 1822), issue : —
EVERARD FOULKE (1755-1827), of Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, b. 8 Sept. 1755 ;
was many years Justice of the Peace, and Assessor of Taxes in 1798 ; m., 1778
Ann Dehaven ; d. 5 Sept. 1827, leaving issue : —
CALEB FOULKE (1783-1852), of Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; b. 29 Aug. 1783 ;
m. Jane, dau. of Benjamin Green, and, dying 22 Feb. 1852, left, by her (who
d. 3 March 1835), issue : —
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BENJAMIN GREEN FOULKE (1813-1888), of Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, b. 28 July
1813; m,, 1837, Jane, dau. of Charles Mather, of Whitpain, and, by her, had
issue : —
CHARLES MATHER, of whom we treat.
He d. 14 Aug. 1888.
Residence — 2011 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, D.C.
Clubs — Metropolitan, Chevy Chase, Country.
DANIEL
John Warwick Daniel, b. at Lynchburg, Virginia, 5 Sept. 1842;
m., 1869, Julia Elizabeth, dau. of Dr. Edward H. Murrell, of
Lynchburg, Virginia, and has had issue : —
1. John Warwick, b. 3 Aug. 1878.
2. Edward Murrell, b. 25 May 1883.
3. William Patten, b. 15 Dec. 1885.
1. Julia Elizabeth, b. Nov. 1870.
2. Caroline Warwick, b. 25 May 1873.
The Hon. J. W. Daniel was educated at Lynchburg College
and studied law at the University of Virginia ; served in the Con
federate States Army of Northern Virginia throughout the War ;
Adjutant-General on General Early's staff; seriously wounded in
the battle of the Wilderness ; Member of the Virginia House of
Delegates, 1869-1872, of the State Senate, 1875-1881, and of
Congress since 1885.
DESCENT
JAMES DANIEL (presumed to have been a son of Captain William Daniel, of
Middlesex Co., Virginia, who in his will, made 8 Oct. 1694 and proved 3 Oct. 1698,
mentions a son James), b. in Middlesex Co., Virginia, about 1680 ; m., 27 Jan. 1704,
Margaret, dau. of John Vivian, and, by her (who d. 5 May 1727), had issue : —
1. Peter, bap. 29 Sept. 1706 ; m., 15 July 1736, Sarah, dau. of Rawleigh Travers,
and widow of Captain Christopher Pierson, and had issue.
2. Charles, bap. 6 March 1709 ; m. Jane, dau. of Edward Mickelborough, and had
issue ; d. 1795.
3. William, of whom later.
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4. James, b. 17 Feb. 1716 ; m. Mary Killingham, and had issue ; d. Feb. 1792.
5. John, b. 19 Jan. 1721 ; m. Elizabeth Morton.
6. Vivian, b. I July 1726 ; m. Elizabeth Vivian, and had issue.
1. Rachel, b. 14 Oct. 1704 ; m., 14 Nov. 1722, Thomas Amis.
2. Phoebe, b. 12 March 1723.
3. Susanna, m., 17 Feb. 1736, Henry Mickelborough, and had issue.
WILLIAM DANIEL (77/2-1775), b. about 1712 ; m., about 1740, Elizabeth, dau.
of Thomas Watkins, and widow of Jacob Woodson, and had issue : —
1. William, of whom later.
2. Benjamin, d. unm.
3. Hezekiah.
4. William Pride, of Cumberland Co., Virginia ; m. Ann, dau. of Samuel Goode,
and had issue.
5. John, Justice, Cumberland Co., 1784 ; m. Lucy Kecking, and had issue.
1. Judith, m. Joseph Fugua, of Cumberland, and had issue.
2. Mary, m. John Fugua, of Charlotte, and had issue.
3. Bettie, m. — Nelson, of Halifax.
4. Sallie, m. — Womack, and had issue.
5. Rhoda, m. Ambrose Nelson, and had issue.
His will was proved 24 April 1775.
WILLIAM DANIEL (1740- ), of Cumberland Co., Virginia, b. 1740; m.,
about 1765, Martha, dau. of Archer Allen, of Cumberland Co., and had issue : —
1. William, of whom later.
2. Obedience Allen, b. 1774 ; m. Lillian Thomas, of Cumberland, and had issue.
1. Martha Archer, b. 1768 ; m. Henry Coleman, of Cumberland, and had issue.
2. Elizabeth Watkins, b. 1772 ; m. Elliott H. Coleman, of Cumberland, and had
issue.
3. Fannie, b. 1776 ; m. William Talley, of Cumberland, and had issue.
4. Mary Watkins, b. 1784; m. (i) Henry Woodson, and had issue; m. (2)
Benjamin Fugua.
5. Lucy Woodson, b. 1787 ; m. William Miller, and had issue.
WILLIAM DANIEL (1770-1 839), of Lynchburg, Virginia, b. in Cumberland Co.,
Virginia, 1770; a distinguished member of the Virginia House of Delegates from
1798 ; Judge of the General Court, 1813—1839; m. (i), 1804, Margaret, dau. of
Dr. Cornelius Baldwin, of Winchester, Virginia, and, by her (who d. Oct. 1826),
had issue : —
I . William, of whom later.
1. Mary Cornelia Briscoe, b. 18 Oct. 1804 ; m., 7 Dec. 1825, Mayo Cabell, and
had issue ; d. 7 March 1843.
2. Elizabeth, b. 1810 ; m., 3 Jan. 1828, William J. Lewis Cabell (who d. 1830);
d. 1831.
3. Margaret, d. in infancy.
4. Elvira Augusta, b. 1817 ; m., 31 Oct. 1836, Colonel Charles Ellett, U.S. Army
(who d. 21 June 1862), and had issue; d. 29 June 1862.
5. Martha, b. 1 6 Aug. 1818 ; m., 14 April 1847, Hon. Wood Bouldin (who
d. 10 Oct. 1876), and had issue.
He d. at Lynchburg, 30 Nov. 1839, having m. (2) Paulina Jordan, dau. of
Colonel John Cabell.
WILLIAM DANIEL (1806-1873), b. in Cumberland Co., Virginia, 26 Nov.
1806; Member Virginia Legislature; Presidential Elector, 1844; Judge Virginia
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Court of Appeals, 1846-1865 ; m. (i), 1840, Sarah A., clau. of John M. Warwick,
of Lynchburg, Virginia, and, by her (who d. 1846), had issue : —
JOHN WARWICK, of whom we treat.
Sarah A., m., 1868, Major Don Pedro Halsey, C.S.A. of Richmond, Virginia, and
has issue : —
I. Daniel.
1. Caroline.
2. Julia.
He d. at Farmville, Virginia, 28 March 1873, having m. (2), 6 June 1850,
Elizabeth Hannah (who d.s.p. 7 Nov. 1892), dau. of the Hon. William H. Cabell,
Governor of Virginia.
Residence — Lynchburg, Virginia.
HOSMER
Edward Sturges Hosmer, b. 10 Oct. 1866 ; m., 25 May 1905,
Estelle, dau. of Colonel Johnston Livingston de Peyster, of
Tivoli, New York.
DESCENT
STEPHEN HOSMER (1575-1633), of Hawkhurst, Co. Kent, b. 1575 ; descended
from an ancient Dorsetshire family ; m., 18 July 1600, Catherine, dau. of Thomas
Iddenham, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Thomas, an officer in Cromwell's Army, who went to Boston at the Restoration,
and afterwards settled at Middletown. His grandson Titus Hosmer was
Speaker of the Assembly, 1777, and Judge of the Maritime Court of
Appeal of the United States, 1780.
2. Stephen, b. Sept. 1604.
3. James, of whom later.
He d. 24 May 1633.
JAMES HOSMER (1605-1685), b. 8 Dec. 1605 ; emigrated to America, 1636,
m., and had issue : —
1. James, b. 1640.
2. Stephen, of whom later.
He d. 7 Feb. 1685.
STEPHEN HOSMER (1642-1714), b. 27 Nov. 1642 ; m., 24 May 1667, Abigail,
dau. of Michael Wood, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Stephen, b. 1680.
He d. 15 Dec. 1714.
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JOHN HOSMER (1671-1751), b. 31 Aug. 1671 ; m., 12 May 1699, Mary, dau.
of Nathaniel Billings, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, b. 1700.
2. Nathaniel, b. 1701.
3. Daniel, of whom later.
He d. 27 Sept. 1751.
DANIEL HOSMER (1714-1793), b. 25 Oct. 1714 ; m., 12 April 1739, Bethiah,
dau. of Lot Conant, and granddau. of Governor Roger Conant, and, by her,
had issue : —
1. Daniel, of whom later.
2. John, b. 1749.
He d. 10 April 1793.
DANIEL HOSMER (1745-1801), b. 28 Jan. 1745 ; served in the Revolutionary
War as an Ensign ; m., 24 Nov. 1768, Hannah, dau. of Jacob Baker, and, dying
9 Dec. 1801, left, by her, issue : —
DANIEL HOSMER (1773-1830), b. 28 March 1773 ; m., 30 Oct. 1797, Sarah,
dau. of Jonas Mason, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Daniel, d.s.p.
2. Eben Mason, of whom later.
He d. 25 June 1830.
EBEN MASON HOSMER (1801-1878), b. 10 June 1801 ; Member of the
Legislature of Massachusetts, and held a commission as Major-General ; m., 19 Sept.
1 830, Mary, dau. of Eben Cheney, and, by her, had issue : —
Addison Augustus, of whom later.
Adelaide, m. Marshall Calkins.
Hed. 29 Nov. 1878.
ADDISON AUGUSTUS HOSMER (1833-1902), b. 28 Feb. 1833 > ne^ a com~
mission as Colonel, and was Assistant Judge Advocate-General ; m., 15 June 1865,
Ada, dau. of Eben Perry Sturges, and, by her, had issue : —
1. EDWARD STURGES, of whom we treat.
2. Louis Holyoke, b. 24 May 1873.
I. Katharine, m. Rollin Norris.
He d. 2 Feb. 1902.
Residences — 107 East 79th Street, New York City ; Deer Park,
Maryland.
Club— Calumet (New York).
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GARNETT
James Mercer Garnett, b. at Aldie, Virginia, 24 April 1840;
m., at Middleburg, Virginia, 19 April 1871, Kate, dau. of
Major Burr P. Noland.
Dr. Garnett, who graduated at the University of Virginia
(A.M., 1859, LL.D., 1874), served in the Confederate States
Army, 1861-1865, becoming Captain of Artillery.
DESCENT
JAMES GARNETT (1692-1765), son of John Garnett, of Gloucester Co., Vir
ginia, b. 7 Jan. 1692 ; m. (i) Sarah Green, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, b. 27 Sept. 1717 ; m. Elizabeth Evans ; d. I 5 Feb. 1746.
2. James, b. 5 April 1719 ; d. 23 Feb. 1745.
3. Thomas, b. 29 Jan. 1723 ; d. n March 1738.
4. William, b. n July 1727 ; m. Ann Rowzie, and had issue ; d. 21 Feb. 1759.
5. Reuben, b. 15 June 1729 ; d. 7 Oct. 1749.
6. Robert, b. 20 May 1732.
1. Milley, b. 24 Aug. 1721.
He m. (2), Elizabeth, dau. of Salvator Muscoe, and, by her (who d. 23 Aug.
1736), had issue : —
7. Muscoe, of whom later.
He m. (3) Mary Jones, and had issue : —
8. Augustine.
9. James, b. 25 April 1747 ; m. Judith Neale ; d.s.p.
2. Catherine.
3. Elizabeth, b. 20 June 1744.
4. Betty, b. 6 June 1750 ; m. John Taliaferro (who d. 18 Aug. 1853).
He d. 27 May 1765, having m. (4) Mary Scott.
MUSCOE GARNETT (1736-1803), b. 17 Aug. 1736; m., 19 July 1767,
Grace Fenton, dau. of John Mercer, and, by her (who d. 4 June 1814), had
issue : —
1. James Mercer, of whom later.
2. John, b. 24 March 1783 ; d. unm. 3 April 1853.
3. Muscoe, b. ii July 1786; m., 1807, Maria Battaille ; d. 10 April 1870,
leaving issue : —
1. William, d. in intancy.
2. Alfred Hay, b. Oct. 1810.
3. John Mercer, b. 1812.
4. Alexander Yelverton Payton (M.D.), b. 20 Sept. 1820; m. — ,
dau. of John Wise, and sister of the Hon. Henry A. Wise,
and had issue ; d. 1 1 July 1888.
5. Edgar Malcolm, b. 1821.
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6. James Mercer.
7. Muscoe.
8. George Brooke.
9. Robert Payne.
1. Ann Hay, b. 1814.
2. Martha Taliaferro, b. 1816.
3. Maria Champe.
4. Emily H.
4. William, b. II July 1786 ; m., 1807, Anna Maria Brooke ; d. 16 March 1866,
leaving issue : —
1. Muscoe, b. 1 8 10.
2. Richard Brooke, b. 1819 ; served as Lieutenant, Sixth U.S. Infantry,
in the Florida war, 1841-2 ; A.D.C. to General Brooke,
1846-1851 ; Captain, 1855-1861 ; served in the Confederate
States Army, and participated in most of the battles in Vir
ginia ; attained the rank of Colonel and afterwards that of
Brigadier-General ; killed at the battle of Gettysburg, 3 July
1863.
3. William Henry, b. 1819 ; d. 1855.
4. Robert, d. in infancy.
1. Anna Maria Catherine, b. 1808.
2. Charlotte Olymphia, b. 4 June 1812 ; m. Derrill Hart Darley, of
South Carolina.
3. Henrietta Louisa Fenton, b. Sept. 1814; m. General Thomas
H. Williamson, of Henrico Co., and had issue.
4. Maria Mercer.
5. Mary Elizabeth Selden, b. 1836 ; m. John Mercer Brooke, of
the U.S. Navy.
5. Robert Selden, b. 26 April 1789; Member of Congress, 1817-1827; m.,
1812, Charlotte Olympia De Gouge, and dying 15 Aug. 1840, left issue : —
1. Robert Selden, b. 16 Dec. 1819 ; graduated at West Point, 1841 ;
entered the Fourth U.S. Artillery; Assistant Instructor in Infantry
Tactics at West Point, 1843-1844 ; served with distinction at
the battles of Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma, Mexico ;
A.D.C. to General Taylor, 1846-1849; Brevet Captain for
gallantry at Buena Vista ; promoted Captain 12 March 1851 ;
Commandant of Cadets and Instructor in Infantry Tactics at
West Point, Nov. 1852 to July 1854 ; Major Ninth Infantry,
27 March 1855 ; distinguished himself in operations against
the Indians in Washington Territory, 1856-1858 ; appointed
Adjutant-General, with the rank of Brigadier-General of the
army of Virginia, and commander of the Confederate States'
forces in the western part of the state ; killed at Carricks Ford,
13 July 1 86 1.
2. Louis Anarcharsis, b. 1822.
3. Alexander Somerville, b. 1831.
4. John Francis Mercer, b. 1834.
1. Mary Hyacinth, b. 1814.
2. Grace Fenton, b. 1817.
1. Elizabeth, b. 25 Nov. 1768 ; d. in infancy.
2. Anne, b. 5 Jan. 1773 ; d. in infancy.
3. Elizabeth, b. 6 Sept. 1775 ; d. in infancy.
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4. Maria, b. 22 July 1777; rn., 21 Sept. 1796, James Hunter (who d. Feb.
1826) ; d. 14 Aug. 1811, leaving issue.
5. Grace Fenton, b. 20 Aug. 1779 ; m., 3 July 1813, Muscoe Garnett Hunter
(who d. 30 June 1818) ; d. 4 Oct. 1846.
He d. Jan. 1803.
JAMES MERCER GARNETT (1770-1843), b. 8 June 1770 ; served at various
periods in the General Assembly of Virginia ; Member of Congress, 1805—1809, and
of the Virginia Convention to revise the State Constitution, 1829-1830; President
of the Virginia Agricultural Society for over twenty years; m., 21 Sept. 1793,
Mary Eleanor Dick, dau. of James Mercer, and, by her (who d. 1 1 April 1837), na<^
issue : —
I. James Mercer, b. 30 Oct. 1794; rn., 17 March 1820, Maria Hunter, and,
dying 14 July 1824, left issue : —
Muscoe Russell Hunter, b. 25 July 1821 ; Member of the Virginia
Constitutional Convention, 1850-1, of the House of Delegates,
1853-1856, of Congress, 1856-1861, and of the Confederate
States Congress, 1862-3.
Albert Roy, b. 28 Feb. 1800 ; d. unm. 23 Feb. 1852.
3. Charles Fenton Mercer, b. 7 Oct. 1810 ; d. unm. 5 March 1886.
4. Theodore Stanford, of whom later.
1. Ann, b. i 5 Aug. 1797 ; d. unm.
2. Mary Eleanor, b. 30 June 1802 ; m., May 1821, Robert Payne Waring.
3. Grace Fenton, b. 15 April 1805 ; d. unm. 15 Aug. 1826.
4. Maria, b. 12 June 1808; m., 8 Oct. 1827, Rev. John Peyton McGuire, D.D.,
and had issue.
5. Eliza Lucinda, b. 6 May 1815 ; d. unm. 5 July 1847.
He d. 23 April 1843.
THEODORE STANFORD GARNETT (1812-1885), b. 18 Nov. 1812 ; m., 18 April
1838, Florentina Isadora Moreno, and had issue : —
1. JAMES MERCER, of whom we treat.
2. Theodore Stanford, of Norfolk, Virginia, b. 28 Oct. 1844 ; m. (i), 23 Oct.
1873, Emily Eyre Baker (who d. 23 Feb. 1876) ; m. (2), 25 July 1885,
Louisa Bowdoin.
i. Ella Isadora, b. II Dec. 1848.
He d. 28 May 1885.
Residence — 1316 Bolton Street, Baltimore, Maryland.
Clubs — University, Churchman's.
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PEARCE
James Alfred Pearce, b. at Chestertown, Kent Co., Maryland,
2 April 1840 ; m., i Nov. 1866, Eunice Rasin, of St. Louis.
Judge Pearce graduated at Princeton, A.M., 1860; LL.D.,
St. John's College, Annapolis ; was appointed Judge of the Court
of Appeals, Maryland, 1897.
DESCENT
WILLIAM PEARCE ( —1720), High Sheriff of Cecil, Maryland; represented
Cecil in the Legislature of Maryland ; presiding Judge of Kent County Court,
1714-1715 ; m. Isabella , and, by her (who d. 1729), had issue : —
1 . Gideon, of whom later.
2. Benjamin.
3. Daniel.
1. Elizabeth, m. Colonel William Blay, and had issue.
2. Isabella, m. — Johnson.
3. Sarah, m. (i) — Hopkins ; m. (2) — Rogers.
He d. March 1720.
GIDEON PEARCE ( -1751), m., 6 June 1734, Beatrice, dau. of Colonel
St. Leger Codd, and had issue : —
1. James, of whom later.
2 . George.
3. David.
4. Andrew.
5. Nathaniel.
1. Mary.
2. Sarah.
3. Elizabeth.
4. Isabella.
He d. Aug. 1751.
JAMES PEARCE ( -1802), ot Shrewsbury Parish; m., 17 Aug. 1771,
Catherine Susanna Shannon, and had issue : —
1. James.
2. Gideon, of whom later.
3. William.
1. Isabella, b. 27 July 1772.
2. Elizabeth.
3. Ann.
4. Catharine.
Hed. 1802.
GIDEON PEARCE, m. Julia, dau. of Dr. Elisha Cullen Dick, of Alexandria,
Virginia, and had issue : —
James Alfred, of whom later.
Ann Ophelia, m. D. M. Wharton, of Botetourt Co., Virginia, and had issue
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PEARCE
JAMES ALFRED PEARCE (1805-1862), b. in Alexandria, Virginia, 14 Dec.
1805 ; graduated at Princeton College, 1822 ; admitted to the Bar, 1824 5 Member
of the Maryland House of Delegates, 1831—1835 ; Member of Congress, 1835-
1839, and 1841-1843 ; U.S. Senator, 1843-1862 ; m. (i) Martha J. Laird, and had
issue : —
I . JAMES ALFRED, of whom we treat.
1 . Catherine Julia.
2. Charlotte A. Lennox, m. — Crisfield.
He m. (2) Matilda C., dau. of James Ringgold, and had issue : —
3. Mary C.
He d. 20 Dec. 1862.
Residence — Chestertown, Maryland.
NICOLL
De Lancey Nicoll, b. at Shelter Island,
N.Y., 24 June 1854 ; m., 1 1 Dec. 1890,
Maud, dau. of Lieutenant Richard Cuy-
ler Churchill, of the U.S. Army, and,
by her, has issue : —
De Lancey, b. 19 May 1892.
Josephine Churchill.
Mr. Nicoll graduated at Princeton
University, 1874, B.A.,M.A., Columbia
Law School, 1876 ; District Attorney,
N.Y. City, 1890-1893 ; Member of
the Constitutional Convention, 1887.
DESCENT
JOHN NICHOLLS, of Islip, Co. Northampton,
living 1464 ; bur. at Islip, and was great
grandfather of: —
WILLIAM NICHOLLS, of Willen, Co. Bucking
ham ; m. (i) Mary Langedeway, and had issue : —
Roger, m. Susanna, dau. of George White,
and had issue : —
1. George, d. young.
2. William, d. young.
3. Roger, of the Inner Temple, living 1609.
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NICOLL
He m. (2) Mary, dau. of Laurence Woodhull, of Co. Buckingham, and, by her,
had issue, a son : —
JOHN NICHOLLS, of the town of Buckingham, and Clifford's Inn, London ;
m. Johanna, dau. and heiress of John Grafton, of London, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Matthias, of whom later.
2. John, of Clifford's Inn.
3. William, a soldier.
4. Ferdinando, of Magdalen College, Oxford, b. 1598 ; B.A. 1618, M.A. 1621 ;
Rector of St. Mary Arches, Exeter, 1634 until his death, 14 Dec. 1662 ;
mentioned in the will of his brother Matthias.
1. Elizabeth, m. Rev. Thomas Hall, and had issue.
2. Catherine.
MATTHIAS NICHOLLS (1587-1631), b. in the Co. of Buckingham, 1587 ;
B.C.L., New College, Oxford, 5 May 1614; B.D. n July 1621; described
himself in his will as " preacher of God's Word to the town of Plymouth, Devon " ;
m. Martha , and had issue : —
1. Matthias, of whom later.
2. Samuel.
3- John.
1. Joan.
2. Hannah.
His will was proved 10 Oct. 1631.
MATTHIAS NICOLL (7630-1687), b. about 1630; admitted to the Bar, Lin
coln's Inn, 27 Nov. 1649, as son an(^ ne^r of Matthew Nicolls, of Plympton, Devon,
"Arm. dec."; went to New York 1664, where he was the first English Colonial
Secretary ; m. Abigail , and had issue : —
William, of whom later.
Margaret, b. 30 May 1662 ; m., 12 May 1686, Colonel Richard Floyd, of
Suffolk Co., and had issue ; d. I Feb. 1718.
He d. 22 Dec. 1687.
WILLIAM NICOLL (1657-1723), b. in England, 1657 '•> Barrister ; Clerk of
Queen's Co., 1683 ; Agent in England, 1695 ; Speaker of the Assembly for Suffolk
Co., 1702-1718 ; m., 1693, Ann, dau. of Jeremias Van Rensselaer, and, by her (who
d. 1715), had issue : —
1. Benjamin, of whom later.
2. William, b. 1702 ; Speaker of the Assembly for Sussex Co. ; d. unm. 1768.
3. Van Rensselaer, m. — Salisbury, and had issue.
1. Mary, m. John Watts.
2. Catharine, m. Jonathan Havens.
3. Frances, m. Edward Holland.
He d. 1723.
BENJAMIN NICOLL (1694-1724), b. 1694; m., 1714, Charity (who. m. (2),
Dr. Samuel Johnson, First President of King's College), dau. of Richard Floyd, and
by her (who d. 5 June 1758), had issue : —
1. William, b. 7 Oct. 1715 ; Clerk cf Suffolk Co. ; m. Joanna, dau. of Captain
Samuel de Honneur, and had issue ; d. 29 March 1780.
2. Benjamin, of whom later.
He d. 1724.
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NICOLL
BENJAMIN NICOLL (1718-1763), b. 17 March 1718; graduated at Yale, 1734;
m. Mary Magdalen, dau. of Edward Holland, and, by her, had issue : —
1 . Henry, of whom later.
2. Edward, d.s.p.
3. Samuel, M.D., m. — Nicoll, and had issue.
4. Matthias; d. 1827, leaving issue.
He d. 1763.
HENRY NICOLL (1756-1790), b. 1756; m. Elizabeth, dau. of General Nathaniel
Woodhull, and, by her (who d. 1839), had issue : —
1. Edward Holland, of whom later.
2. Henry Woodhull, m. Mary, dau. of John Ireland ; d. 1827.
I. Eliza Woodhull, m. Richard Smith.
He d. 1790.
EDWARD HOLLAND NICOLL (1784-1848), b. 1784; m. Mary, dau. of Solomon
Townsend, and, by her (who d. 1849), ^a(^ i$sue : —
1. Henry, b. 13 Oct. 1812 ; Member of Congress ; m. Anna Townsend, and, by
her (who d. 1903), had issue.
2. Solomon Townsend, of whom later.
He d. 1848.
SOLOMON TOWNSEND NICOLL (1813-1865), b. 13 Nov. 1813 ; m. Charlotte
Anne, dau. of Samuel Benjamin Nicoll, and, by her, had issue : —
1 . DE LANCEY, of whom we treat.
2. Benjamin, m. Grace Davison Lord.
3. Edward Holland, b. 29 Dec. 1859 ; m., 3 June 1885, Edith Montagu, dau. of
Edward Montagu Travers, of Flushing, L.I., and has had issue : —
I. Edward Holland, b. 26 Oct. 189 .
1. Charlotte Van Cortlandt, b. 15 July I 886.
2. Annie, b. 6 June 1892.
1 . Mary Townsend, m. James Brown Lord.
2. Charlotte.
He d. 1865.
Residences — 23 East 39th Street, New York, and Windymerc,
Southampton, Long Island, N.Y.
Clubs — Union, Metropolitan, University, Calumet (New York).
Arms — Azure, three eagles displayed in bend between two cotises
engrailed and as many crosses crosslet fitchee, or.
Crest — An eagle rising holding a cross crosslet, crosslet again,
fitchee, or.
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EARLE
Richard Harrison Earle, b. at Marietta, Georgia, 25 April 1855 ;
United States Circuit Court Commissioner, and Justice of the
Peace.
DESCENT
JOHN EARLE ( -1660), b. in England and presumed to have been the John
Earle of Winscombe in Somerset who was plaintiff in a Chancery suit, dated
17 Nov. 1652 ; emigrated to America and settled in Virginia, where he was granted
land in 1652 ; m. Mary , by whom he left issue : —
1. Samuel, of whom later.
2. John, d. unm.
I. Mary, m. Martin Cole.
He d. 1660.
SAMUEL EARLE ( -1697), of Westmoreland Co., Virginia; b. in England ;
m. Bridget , and, dying 1697, left issue : —
SAMUEL EARLE ( -1746), of Westmoreland Co., Virginia; Surveyor of
Highways for the county ; m. Phillis , and left issue : —
I. Samuel, of whom later.
1. Hannah, m. Colonel John Baylis.
2. Elizabeth, m. — Hackney.
3. Phyllis, m. John Mackidge.
He d. 1746.
SAMUEL EARLE (1692-1771), of Westmoreland and Frederick Cos., Virginia ;
Attorney and Counsellor at Law ; Justice of Frederick Co. ; High Sheriff; Major of
Colonial Troops, serving in Colonel George William Fairfax's regiment of horse ;
Member of the House of Burgesses from Frederick Co., 1742-1747 ; m. (i), 1726,
Anna, dau. of Thomas Sorrell, and, by her (who d. 1748), had issue : —
1. Samuel, m. and had issue.
2. Baylis, of whom later.
3. John, b. in Virginia, 5 June 1737 ; moved to South Carolina, 1773 ; built
Earle's Fort ; m. (i) Thomassine Prince, and had issue ; m. (2) Rebecca
Wood, and had issue.
1 . Rachel, m. — Wilcox.
2. Hannah, m. — Wilcox.
3. Lettice, m. Colonel John Nevill.
He m. (2), Jennette Holbrook, and, by her, had issue : —
4. Esaias, b. 1754 ; d. 1826, leaving issue.
5. Samuel, d. unm.
6. Elias, b. 19 May 1762 ; held many offices in South Carolina ; Member of the
Federal Congress, 1805-1821 ; m., 17 Sept. 1782, Frances Wilton Robin
son, and, dying 19 May 1823, left issue.
7. Iziah, d. unm.
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4. Elizabeth, m. Benjamin Elkin.
5. Theodosia, m. — Compton.
6. Mary.
He d. 1771.
BAYLIS EARLE (1734-1825), of Westmoreland Co. and Frederick Co., Virginia ;
b. 8 Aug. 1734; Colonel of Militia; Presiding Justice and County Judge of
Spartanburg County Court ; m., 1 6 April 1757, Mary Prince, and, by her (who d.
1809), had issue : —
1. Samuel, of whom later.
2. Jack, b. Nov. 1762 ; d. in infancy.
3. John, b. 1 8 Sept. 1766 ; m. Nancy Earle.
4. Baylis, b. n Sept. 1768 ; m. — , dau. of — Moseley and widow of — Hewlett.
5. Thomas Prince, b. 1 6 Sept. 1778 ; m. Mary Stallard.
6. Edward Hampton, b. 15 Oct. 1780 ; m. Susan Davis.
7. Theron, b. 13 March 1783 ; m. Hannah Meiller.
8. Aspasio, b. 21 Feb. 1785 ; m. Mary Montague.
1. Sallie, b. 4 Jan. 1759 ; m. Edward Hampton.
2. Nancy, b. 24 Dec. 1764 ; m. Ephrahim Reese.
3. Demaris, b. 1 1 Jan. 1771 ; m. Michael Dillingham.
4. Rhoda, b. 25 May 1773 ; m. Benjamin Clarke.
5. Miriam, b. 4 Nov. 1775 ; m. John Gowan.
6. Providence, b. 10 July 1788 ; m. John Lucas.
He d. 6 Jan. 1825.
SAMUEL EARLE (1760-1833), of Frederick Co., Virginia, and Spartanburg
Co., South Carolina, b. 28 Nov. 1760 ; Member of the Federal Congress, 1795-
1797; Justice of the Peace and Provost Marshal of the northern part of South
Carolina ; Commissioned Ensign in Captain John Bowie's Company of the 5th Regi
ment of South Carolina Troops of the Continental Line, in the War of the Revolu
tion ; promoted and and afterwards ist Lieutenant at the battle of Stone, South
Carolina, 20 June 1779; Captain, South Carolina Rangers, 1780; Member of South
Carolina Legislature, 1784-1788; Member of State Convention, 1788, and 1790;
m., 12 March 1793, Harriet, dau. of James Harrison, and, by her (who d. 25 Aug.
1828), had issue : —
1. Baylis John, b. 24 Jan. 1795 ; Member of South Carolina Legislature, and
Circuit and Supreme Court Judge of the State ; d. unm. 24 Dec. 1844.
2. Andrew Pickens, b. 26 March 1797 ; d. unm. 7 Aug. 1825.
3. James Harrison, b. I 5 Feb. 1799 ; d. unm. 21 Oct. 1829.
4. Edward Preston, b. 13 March 1803 ; d. in infancy.
5. Morgan Priestley, b. 19 May 1804 ; d. unm. 25 March 1845.
6. Elias Theron, b. 9 April 1813 ; d. unm. 7 July 1836.
7. Samuel Maxcy, of whom later.
8. Edward Hampton, b. 21 Oct. 1820 ; d. unm. 16 May 1849.
1. Elizabeth Hampton, b. 13 March 1801 ; m. John Maxwell ; d. Aug. 1872.
2. Mary Prince, b. 9 March 1 806 ; m. Robert Anderson Maxwell ; d. 26 March 1 884.
3. Demaris Miriam, b. 13 Nov. 1807 ; m. James Butler Mays ; d. I 3 Nov. 1 88 1.
4. Sarah Maria, b. 8 Aug. 1809 ; m. John Washington Lewis ; d. 10 Aug. 1867.
5. Harriet, b. 23 March 1811 ; m. Elias Earle ; d. 20 May 1850.
He d. 24 Dec. 1833.
SAMUEL MAXCY EARLE (1815-1858), of Greenville,' South Carolina, and Mari
etta, Georgia ; b. 5 March 1815 ; was a Member of the South Carolina Legislature,
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and Lieutenant-Colonel on the staff of the Governor of the State ; m., 24 Dec.
1840, Eliza Williams, dau. of Dr. Richard Harrison, and, by her (who d. 4 Sept.
1887), had issue : —
1. Samuel, b. 8 Jan. 1842.
2. Baylis John, b. 31 Dec. 1843 ; d. 19 Sept. 1845.
3. Richard Harrison, b. 19 June 1846 ; d. in infancy.
4. James, b. I 3 Dec. 1 849 ; d. in infancy.
5. Edward Hampton, b. 27 June 1847 ; d. 22 Oct. 1875.
6. RICHARD HARRISON, of whom we treat.
7. Elias Pickens, b. 22 July 1857 ; Consul at Cognac, France, during administra
tion of President Cleveland ; m., 18 Nov. 1888, Annie Lois Palmer and,
dying 12 March 1892, left issue : —
1. John Baylis, b. at Cognac, France, 3 Oct. 1889.
2. Edward Palmer, b. at Marietta, Georgia, 2 Oct. 1892.
I. Maria Harrison, b. 19 June 1852 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 9 Nov. 1858.
Residence — Marietta, Georgia.
BEEKMAN
James William Beekman, b. 4 Nov. 1847; graduated at Columbia
University, 1871.
DESCENT
WILHELMUS BEEKMAN (1623-1707), b. at Hasselt, Overyssel, 28 April 1623 ;
son of Hendrik Beekman; emigrated to New Amsterdam, 1647; appointed, by
Stuyvesant, Vice-Director of the West India Company at Fort Amstel, Delaware ;
appointed Commissary of Esopus, 4 July 1664 ; Alderman of the City of New Amster
dam, 1678—1696; m., 5 Sept. 1649, Katrina, dau. of Hendrik de Boog, and, by her
(who d. 1700), had issue : —
1. Hendrick, b. 1652 ; m., 1 68 1, Johanna de Loper, and had issue ; d. 1716.
2. Gerardus, of whom later.
3. John, b. 1656 ; m., 1685, Aletta Lawrence, and had issue ; d. 1751.
4. James, b. 1658 ; d. 1679.
5. William, b. 1664 ; d. 1702.
6. Martin, b. 1665.
1. Mary, b. 1650 ; m., 1672, Nicholas William Stuyvesant.
2. Cornelia, b. 1655 ; m., 1674, Isaac Van Vleck.
3. Catrina, b. 1668 ; m. Gerard Duyckinck.
4. Elizabeth ; m. — Baucker.
He d. 21 Sept. 1707.
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GERARDUS BEEKMAN (1653-1723), of New York, b. Aug. 1653 5 Lieutenant-
Colonel of Militia under Governor Bellomont, 1700; acting Governor of New
York, 1710; m., 25 Oct. 1677, Magdalena, dau. of Stoffel Abeel, and, by her (who
d. 14 Sept. 1730), had issue: —
1. Christopher, b. 4 Jan. 1681 ; m. Mary De Lanoy and had issue ; d. 1724.
2. William, b. 1679 » d. y°ung-
3. Adrian, b. 1682 ; m. Aletta Lispenard ; d.s.p. 1705.
4. William, of whom later.
5. James, M.D., b. 1687 ; m. Elizabeth De Peyster, and had issue.
6. Gerard, b. 1693 ; m. (l) Anna Maria Van Home ; m. (2) Catharine Provoost,
and had issue.
7. Henry, b. 1701 ; d.s.p. 1743.
1. Catharine, b. 1689 ; m. Charles Le Roux.
2. Cornelia, b. 1698 ; m. Richard Van Dam.
3. Mary, b. 1704 ; m. Jacob Walton.
He d. IO Oct. 1723.
WILLIAM BEEKMAN (1684-1770), b. 8 Aug. 1684; m. Catharine De Lanoy,
and, by her (who d. 14 Dec. 1765), had issue : —
1. Gerard, b. 1718 ; m. Mary Duyckinck, and had issue.
2. William, b. 1725 ; d.s.p. 1795.
3. Abraham, b. 1729 ; d.s.p. 1789.
4. James, of whom later.
1. Cornelia, b. 1708 ; m. William Walton.
2. Magdalen, b. 1714 ; d. unm. 1784.
3. Catherine, b. 1717 ; d. unm. 1723.
4. Mary, b. 1723 ; d. unm. 1793.
5. Elizabeth, b. 1727; m. Robert Rutgers.
He d. 26 April 1770.
JAMES BEEKMAN (1732-1807), b. 5 March 1732; Member of New York
Committee of One Hundred, 1775, and New York Provincial Congress and Con
vention, 1775-1777 ; m., Oct. 1752, Jane Keteltas, and, by her (who d. 1817), had
issue : —
1. William, d.s.p.
2. John, d. young.
3. James, m. Lydia Watkins Drew ; d.s.p.
4. Abraham, m. Johanna Beekman ; d.s.p.
5. John, b. 29 April 1768 ; m., 3 Nov. 1792, Mary Elizabeth Goad Bedlow, and,
dying 8 Dec. 1843, left, by her (who d. 1848), issue : —
1. John C.
2. William Fenwick, b. 1809 ; m., I June 1841, Catherine Alexander
Neilson, and, dying 1872, left, by her (who d. 1892), issue : —
1. John Neilson, b. 29 Aug. 1843.
2. James Hude, b. 24 May 1848 ; d. 22 Feb. 1902.
3. William B.
1. Catherine, m. A. K. Fish.
2. Mary, m. W. A. De Peyster.
3. Jane, m. J. H. Borrowe, M.D.
4. Lydia, m. Joseph Fuulke.
6. Gerard, of whom later.
i. Jane, m. Stephen Van Cortlandt.
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2. Catharine, m. Elisha Bondinot.
3. Mary, m. Stephen Bayard.
4. Cornelia, m. Isaac B. Cox.
5. Elizabeth, d. young.
He d. 1807.
GERARD BEEKMAN (1774-1833), b. 1774 ; m. Catherine Saunders, and, dying
15 July 1833, left, by her (who d. 1835), a son : —
JAMES WILLIAM BEEKMAN (1815-1877), of New York, b. 22 Nov. 1815;
State Senator, 1850, and served two terms; m., 1 8 March 1840, Abian Steele Mille-
doler, and, by her (who d. 1897), had issue : —
1. Gerard, b. 27 Aug. 1842.
2. JAMES WILLIAM, of whom we treat.
I. Catharine.
He d. 15 June 1877.
Residences — 419 Madison Avenue, New York, and The Cliffs,
Oyster Bay, Long Island, N.Y.
Clubs — Union, University, Knickerbocker, Metropolitan, Down
Town, Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht, Century, City (New
York).
BURKET
Jacob F. Burket, b. in Perry Co., Ohio, 25 March 1837 ; m., at
Lenawee Co., Michigan, Pamy D., dau. of John Walters, of
Findlay, Ohio, and, by her (who d.J6 June 1900), had issue: —
1. Harlan Fessenden, b. i5Mayi86o; m., 16 Jan. 1895, Augusta, dau.
of Cyrus Dukes, and has issue : —
Jacob F., b. 28 Jan. 1897.
2. Charles Osterlin, b. 23 June 1862 ; m., (i), 31 Dec. 1884, Florence,
dau. of Captain Hiram Henderson, who d. 4 May 1908, and had
issue : —
i. Winifred,
m. (2) Sarah, dau. of Robert Fleming, and has issue : —
1. Reginald William, b. 4 May 1905.
2. Thomas George, b. 4 May 1907.
2. Janet, b. 25 Aug. 1903 ; d. young.
3. William Jacob, b. 22 July 1869 ; m., 15 June 1897, Florence, dau. of
William Carr ; d. 27 July 1902.
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4. John F., b. 15 June 1875 ; m., 21 Sept. 1905, Bess Louise, dau. of
Dr. George Lester Hoege, and has issue : —
Harriett Walding, b. 14 June 1908.
5. Reginald, b. 8 June 1878; m., 31 Oct. 1904, Mary Louise, dau. of
Robert Burne Motherwell, and has issue : —
Robert Burns, b. 14 Sept. 1905.
i. Lillie B., b. 5 Feb. 1867 ; m., 30 May 1889, Louis White Eoff, and
has issue : —
William Burket, b. 6 July 1890.
The Hon. J. F. Burket graduated at Seneca Co. Academy,
Ohio, 1859, was admitted to the Bar, 1861; and was Judge of
Supreme Court of Ohio, 1893-1904.
DESCENT
CHRISTOPH BURCKHARDT, of Basel, Switzerland, m. Barbara Gottenschier,
and had issue : —
CHRISTOPH BURCKHARDT (1490-1578), of Basel, Switzerland, b. 1490; m.,
29 July 1539, Gertrude, dau. of Theodor Brand, and, dying 6 Oct. 1578, left, by her
(who d. 3 Jan. 1600), issue : —
THEODOR BURCKHARDT (1549-1623), of Basel, Switzerland, b. 5 Sept. 1549 ;
Councillor and Judge; m., 18 June 1582, Maria, dau. of Jacob Oberreid, and,
dying 18 Feb. 1623, left, by her (who d. 30 Nov. 1629), issue : —
CHRISTOPH BURCKHARDT (1586-1639), of Basel, Switzerland, b. 14 Aug. 1586 ;
Councillor and Judge ; m. Margaretta, dau. of Michael Kimmell, and, dying
4 April 1639, left, by her (who d. 22 July 1675), issue : —
CHRISTOPH BURCKHARDT (1631-1705), of Basel, Switzerland, b. 13 June
1631 ; Councillor, Judge, and Ambassador ; m., 5 June 1654, Judith, dau. of Bonifaz
Burckhardt, and, dying 24 July 1705, left, by her (who d. 6 Jan. 1679), issue : —
CHRISTOPH BURCKHARDT (1657-16*93), of Basel, Switzerland, b. 27 Aug. 1657;
Councillor and Administrator ; m., 30 Nov. 1682, Marie Magdalena, dau. of Emanuel
Stupanus, and, dying 8 Jan. 1693, ^e^> by her (who d. 14 April 1731), issue : —
EMANUEL BURCKHARDT (1684-1740), of Basel, Switzerland, b. 28 Dec. 1684 ;
J.U.C. Judge; Administrator of the Hospital ; m., I March 1717, Susanna, dau. of
Leonard Felber, and, dying 18 March 1740, left, by her (who d. 26 March 1749),
issue : —
EMANUEL BURCKHARDT (1720-1787), of Basel, Switzerland, b. 19 April 1720 ;
J.U.L. Judge ; Lieutenant in the French Army; m., 16 May 1740, Anna Maria,
dau. of Emanuel Linder, and, dying 19 Jan. 1787, left, by her (who d. 26 Aug. 1765),
issue : —
JOHN BURKHARDT (1753-1847), of Reading, Pennsylvania, b. at Basel, Switzer
land, 20 Aug. 1753 ; in General Washington's Lifeguards; m. Catherine Fox, of
Reading, Pennsylvania, and, dying 2 Jan. 1847, left, by her (who d. 1 6 June 1862),
issue : —
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SOLOMON BURKET (1806-1847), of Hancock Co., Ohio, b. 4 Nov. 1806; m., i June
1823, Mary, dau. of George Brehm, and left, by her (who d. 26 Sept. 1869), issue : —
JACOB F., of whom we treat.
Hed. 6 March 1847.
Residence — Findlay, Ohio.
ARNOLD
Francis Benjamin Arnold, b. 25 June 1844 ; m., at Washington,
D.C., 6 March 1869, Augusta, dau. of Judge Elisha Foote, and,
by her, has issue : —
Henry Newton.
Frances.
DESCENT
WILLIAM ARNOLD (1587-1659), b. at Chesilbourne, Co. Dorset, 24 June 1587;
son of Thomas Arnold of Melcombe-Horsey, Co. Dorset ; emigrated to New
England, May 1635 ; settled first at Hingham, Massachusetts, and afterwards in
Providence, R.I., 1636 ; m. Christian, dau. of Thomas Peak, and, by her, had
issue : —
1. Benedict, b. 21 Dec. 1615; settled in Newport, R.I., and was afterwards
Governor of Rhode Island ; m., 17 Dec. 1640, Damaris, dau. of Stukley
Westcott of Providence, R.I. ; d. 20 June 1678, leaving issue.
2. Stephen, of whom later.
1. Elizabeth, b. 1611 ; m. Thomas Hopkins.
2. Joanna, b. 1617 ; m. (i) Resolved Waterman ; m. (2) Samuel Winsor ; m. (3)
Zachary Rhodes ; m. (4) Samuel Reape.
He d. 1659.
STEPHEN ARNOLD (1622-1699), b- 22 Dec. 1622 ; accompanied his father to
New England; settled at Pawtucket, R.I. ; Deputy from Warwick, 1664-1690;
Assistant, 1672-1698 ; m., 24 Nov. 1646, Sarah, dau. of Edward Smith, of
Rehoboth, and, by her (who d. 15 April 1713), had issue : —
1 . Israel, of whom later.
2. Stephen, b. 27 Nov. 1654 ; m., and had issue.
3. Elisha, b. I 8 Feb. 1662 ; m. Susannah, d. of William Carpenter ; d. 24 March
1710.
1. Esther, b. 22 Sept. 1647 ; m. — Hawkins.
2. Elizabeth, b. 2 Nov. 1659 ; m., 16 Dec. 1680, Captain Peter Greene, Deputy
Governor, R.I. (who d. 12 Aug. 1723), and had issue ; d. 5 June 1728.
3. Sarah, b. 26 Jan. 1665 ; m. — Carpenter.
4. Phcebe, b. 9 Nov. 1671 ; m., 25 Dec. 1691, Benjamin Smith.
He d. 15 Nov. 1699.
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ISRAEL ARNOLD (1649-1717), b. 30 Oct. 1649 ; of Pawtucket, R.I. ; m.,
1 8 April 1677, Mary, dau. of James Barber, and widow of — Smith, and, by her,
had issue : —
1 . Josiah, of whom later.
2. William, d. 1759.
3. James, b. 1689 ; m., 1719, Elizabeth, dau. of Peleg Rhodes, and had issue ; d.
1777.
He d. 15 Sept. 1717.
JOSIAH ARNOLD, was twice married, and, by his first wife, had issue : —
DAVID ARNOLD, of Old Warwick, R.I. ; m., 29 Aug. 1765, Waite, dau. of
Moses Lippitt, and, by her, had with other issue : —
BENEDICT ARNOLD (1777-1831), b. 15 Sept. 1777 ; m., 10 Dec. 1810, Mary,
dau. of Thomas Greene, of Stone Castle, and, by her (who d. 24 Sept. 1873), had
issue : —
1. Benjamin Greene, of whom later.
2. Charles Henry, b. 23 Dec. 1816 ; d. 4 April 1842.
1. Lucy Lippitt, b. 2 Oct. 1812 ; m., 16 Dec. 1839, Zebadiah Ingalls, of New
York (who d. I Sept. 1884, having m. (2), 17 Feb. 1852, Hannah Bowers
Bourn, by whom he had issue), and had issue ; d. 19 March 1848.
2. Margaret Wickes, b. 12 May 1815.
3. Sarah Wickes, b. 20 Sept. 1820.
He d. 4 Nov. 1831.
BENJAMIN GREENE ARNOLD, of New York, b. 16 May 1813 ; m., 6 Aug. 1839,
Frances Sarah, dau. of John Burges Snow, of Providence, R.I., and, by her, had
issue : —
1. FRANCIS BENJAMIN, of whom we treat.
2. Charles Henry, b. 19 Nov. 1847.
3. Robert, b. 24 June 1851 ; d. 31 May 1875.
1. Charlotte Bruce, b. 2 Aug. 1840.
2. Frances, b. 1 8 Sept. 1842 ; m., 21 Dec. 1870, Clendenyn Grayson, who d.
April 1887.
3. Mary, b. 6 Aug. 1853 ; d. 29 Sept. 1872.
4. Grace, b. 3 April 1856.
5. Edna, b. 29 July 1858 ; m., 16 June 1881, Evan James Fraser, and had
issue : —
1. Evan, b. 31 Aug. 1884.
2. Arnold, b. Dec. 1885.
3. William Baillie, b. 18 March 1889.
6. Constance, b. 6 Aug. 1862; m., 2 Nov. 1889, Charles A. Rapello, and has
issue : —
Edna, b. 23 Jan. 1893.
Residence — 101 West 78th Street, New York.
Clubs — Union, University, Harvard (New York).
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PARKER
Francis Jewett Parker, b. 3 March 1825 ; m., 28 April 1846,
Anna Whiting, dau. of Joshua Dwight Lyman, and, by her, has
had issue : —
1 . Francis Vose ; m. Mary, dau. of John Codman, by whom he has had
issue : —
Gertrude Codman, b. 6 Feb. 1875 ; m., 25 Aug. 1903, Sir Gilbert
Thomas Carter, K.C.M.G., Governor of Barbados.
2. Cullen Sawtelle.
I. Clara Virginia.
DESCENT
ABRAHAM PARKER ( -1685), who is believed to have been b. in Wiltshire ;
emigrated to America, 1644; settled first at Woburn and afterwards at Chelmsford,
Mass. ; m., 18 Nov. 1644, Rose Whitlock, and, by her (who d. 30 Nov. 1691), had
issue : —
1. John, b. 30 Oct. 1647 ; m. Mary, dau. of Captain Jonathan Danforth ;
d. 14 April 1699, leaving issue.
2. Abraham, b. 8 March 1650 ; d. in infancy.
3. Abraham, b. Aug. 1652 ; m., 15 July 1682, Martha, dau. of John Livermore,
and had issue.
4. Moses, of whom later.
5. Isaac, b. 13 Sept. 1660 ; m. Esther Fletcher ; d. 22 Feb. 1689, leaving issue.
6. Jacob, b. 24 March 1669 ; d.s.p.
1. Anna, b. 29 Oct. 1645 ; m., 1679, Nathaniel Blood.
2. Mary, b. 15 Nov. 1655 ; m., 1678, her cousin James, son of Captain James
Parker.
3. Elizabeth, b. 10 April 1663 ; m. James Pierce.
4. Lydia, b. 17 Feb. 1665 ; m., 1684, John Kidder.
He d. 12 Aug. 1685.
MOSES PARKER (1657-1732), of Chelmsford, Mass., b. 1657 ; m., 19 June
1684, Abigail, dau. of Richard Hildreth, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Moses ; d.s.p. 28 July 1702.
2. Aaron, of whom later.
3. Joseph, b. 25 March 1694; Lieutenant in Indian War ; d. 22 April 1738,
leaving issue.
4. Benjamin.
1. Abigail, b. 8 May 1685 ; m., 1707, Benjamin Adams.
2. Elizabeth, b. 26 Dec. 1691 ; m. her cousin, Ebenezer Parker.
3. Mary, b. 6 Sept. 1698 ; m. Benjamin Chamberlain.
He d. 12 Oct. 1732.
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AARON PARKER (1689-1775), of Westford, Mass., b. 9 April 1689 5 m-> I7I2>
Abigail Adams, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Aaron, b. 19 Aug. 1713 ; d.s.p. 30 Sept. 1772.
2. Samuel, of whom later.
3. Moses, b. 1 6 May 1718 ; m. Bridget Cummings, and had issue.
4. Isaac, b. 20 May 1731.
5. Joseph, b. 2 Jan. 1735.
1. Abigail, b. 17 Oct. 1720 ; m., 1742, John Senter.
2. Mary, b. 20 Oct. 1723 ; m., 1744, Olive Proctor.
3. Lucy, b. II Jan. 1726 ; m., 1744, Stephen Corey.
4. Elizabeth, b. 8 Feb. 1728 ; m., 1746, Gershom Proctor.
5. Esther, b. 4 July 1738.
He d. 19 Dec. 1775.
SAMUEL PARKER (1717-1795), of Westford, Mass., and Jaffrey, New Hamp
shire, b. i Jan. 1717 ; m. (i), 22 Jan. 1738, Sarah, dau. of Joshua Fletcher, and,
by her (who d. ,12 Oct. 1746), had issue : —
1. Samuel, b. 27 Feb. 1739 ; d. in Maine.
2. Joseph, b. 20 May 1742 ; d. in New Ipswich, New Hampshire.
3. Silas, b. 23 Jan. 1743 ; d. at Mount Desert, Maine.
4. Leonard, b. 10 Nov. 1745 ; d. in the Holmes Purchase.
1. Sarah, b. 23 Oct. 1740 ; m., 1765, Solomon Button.
He m. (2), 12 May 1748, Mary, dau. of John Proctor and widow of Jonathan
Robins, and, by her (who d. 22 Nov. 1757), had issue : —
5. Jonathan, b. 28 March 1751 ; d. unm. 20 March 1820.
6. Abel, of whom later.
2. Mary, b. 14 Feb. 1749 5 m-> l?66> Thomas Wright ; d. 16 July 1823.
3. Elizabeth, b. 9 May 1755 ; m. — Tenney.
4. Lydia, b. 13 July 1/57 ; d. unm. 10 Feb. 1774.
He d. 7 Aug. 1/95, having m. (3) — Fletcher, who d.s.p.
ABEL PARKER (1753-1831), of Jaffrey, New Hampshire, b. 25 March 1753 ;
Lieutenant in the Revolutionary War ; Judge of Probate, 1802-1822 ; Justice of
the Peace ; Member of State Legislature ; Town Clerk ; m., 14 Oct. 1777, Edith,
dau. of Jedediah Jewett, and, by her (who d. 23 Oct. 1848), had issue: —
1. Abel, b. 1 8 Sept. 1780 ; d. unm. 28 Oct. 1807.
2. Edmund, b. 7 Feb. 1783 ; Judge of Probate ; Member of State Legislature ;
Speaker; d. 8 Sept. 1856.
3. Silas, b. 1 1 Feb. 1785 ; d. in infancy.
4. Asa, b. 12 March 1786 ; Judge of Probate ; d. I 5 Oct. 1833.
5. Isaac, of whom later.
6. Calvin, b. 23 July 1790 ; d. in infancy.
7. Luther, b. 10 Oct. 1791 ; d. in infancy.
8. Joel, b. 25 Jan. 1795 ; Chief Justice of New Hampshire, 1838-1847.
I. Edith, b. 20 July 1778 ; d. young.
He d. 2 May 1831.
ISAAC PARKER (1788-1858), of Boston, Mass., b. 14 April 1788; Member
of the City Council and State Legislature ; m., 17 Nov. 1812, Sarah, dau. of Rev.
Laban Ainsworth, and, by her (who d. 29 May 1857), ^ad issue : —
I. William Ainsworth, b. 6 Jan. 1816; m., 3 Nov. 1840, Mary, dau. of Caleb
Iddings ; d. 27 Oct. 1849, leaving issue.
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2. Henry Melville, b. 7 Aug. 1820 ; m., 30 April 1851, Fanny Gushing, dau. of
Dr. A. F. Stone, and had issue.
3. Edward Hazen, b. 7 March 1823 ; m., 14 Dec. 1848, Sarah Olcott, dau. of
W. T. Heydock, and had issue.
4. FRANCIS JEWETT, of whom we treat.
1. Sarah Melville, b. 25 Aug. 1813; m., I Oct. 1840, Ezra Farnsworth, and had issue.
2. Isabella Grahame, b. 15 Feb. 1818 ; m., I Dec. 1847, Rev. George Alexander
Oviatt, and had issue.
3. Mary Ainsworth, b. 8 March 1827 ; m., 17 Nov. 1845, Jabez Whiting Lyman,
and had issue.
4. Edith Allen, b. 21 Nov. 1829.
He d. 27 May 1858.
Residence — 447 Marlborough Street, Boston, Mass.
GRISWOLD
Benjamin Howell Griswold, b. at St. Louis, Missouri, 3 Oct. 1845;
m., 31 Dec. 1871, Carrie Grieves, dau. of Colonel Thomas G.
Robertson, of Hagerstown, Maryland, and has had issue : —
1. Benjamin Howell, b. I Aug. 1874 ; m., 7 Dec. 1904, Bessie Mon
tague, dau. of Alexander Brown, of Baltimore, Maryland.
2. Robertson, b. 13 April 1884.
i. Ellen Howell, b. 4 Oct. 1872 ; m., 5 April 1899, Jesse Siddall, son
of James E. Reeves, of Richmond, Indiana.
DESCENT
JACOB GRISWOLD (1660-1737), son of Michael Griswold (who was one of the
first settlers of Wethersfield, Conn.), b. 15 April 1660 ; m., 10 Dec. 1685, Mary,
dau. of Joseph Wright, and, dying 22 July 1737, left, by her (who d. 25 April
1735), issue:—
EBENEZER GRISWOLD (1702-1779), b. 25 Oct. 1702; m., 13 Dec. 1734,
Deborah, dau. of Henry Grimes, and, by her (who d. 7 June 1765), had issue : —
1. Elias, b. 6 Oct. 1750 ; m., 8 Dec. 1773, Rhoda Flower, and, dying 12 Dec.
1829, left, by her (who d. 1825), issue : —
Rhoda, b. 17 Oct. 1787; m., 16 Jan. 1805, her cousin, Captain Chester
Griswold, and had issue.
2. Elizur, of whom later.
He d. 7 Dec. 1779.
ELIZUR GRISWOLD (1753-1787), b. 3 Oct. 1753 ; m., 1777, Tryphena, dau.
of Elisha Birge, and, dying 1787, left, by her (who d. 23 July 1836), issue :—
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CHESTER GRISWOLD (1782-1867), b. 8 Sept. 1782; Captain in Albany Co.,
New York Regiment, in the War of 1812 ; m., 16 Jan. 1805, Rhoda, dau. of Elias
Griswold, and, dying 27 Nov. 1867, left, by her (who d. 6 May 1832), issue : —
WHITING GRISWOLD (1815-1849), b. 10 May 1815; Rector of St. John's
Church, St. Louis, Missouri; m., 12 Sept. 1843, Ellen Maria, dau. of Benjamin
Betterton Howell, of New York, and left, by her, issue : —
BENJAMIN HOWELL, of whom we treat.
He d. 24 July 1849.
Residence — 1433 Park Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland.
Clubs — University, Country (Baltimore) ; Alpha Delta Phi (New
York).
ALEXANDER
Lawrence Dade Alexander, b. at Staten Island, N.Y., 12 May
1843 ; m., 12 June 1866, Orline, dau. of Newton St. John, of
Mobile, Alabama, and, by her, has issue : —
1. St. John.
2. Clinton, d. in infancy.
3. Ernest, d. in infancy.
4. Lawrence Dade, M.D.
1. Orline.
2. Lucy.
DESCENT
This prominent Virginian family is one of many claiming descent from
William Alexander, of Menstrie, first Earl of Stirling.
JOHN ALEXANDER ( -1677), b. in Scotland; went to Virginia 1659, and
settled in Stafford Co., where he purchased large tracts of land ; m. Tabitha Smart,
and, by her, had issue : —
1. Robert, d. I June 1704, leaving a son, Robert, b. 1688; m. Anne, dau. of
Colonel Gerard Fowke, and, dying 1735, by her, left issue.
2. Philip, of whom later.
Hed. 1677.
PHILIP ALEXANDER, m. Sarah, dau. of Captain Peter Ashton, and, by her, had
issue : —
1. Philip, of whom later.
2. Burdett Clifton, b. 29 June 1708.
1. Jane, b. I July 1696.
2. Elizabeth, b. 5 Sept. 1698.
3. Sarah, b. 31 March 1700 ; m. Cadwallader Dade, and had issue.
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PHILIP ALEXANDER, Captain (1704-1753), b. 22 July 1704; m., n Nov.
1726, Sarah, dau. of Colonel Rice Hooe, and, by her (who d. 14 Aug. 1758), had
issue : —
1. John, b. 15 Nov. 1735 ; m., 4 March 1756, Lucy Thornton, and had issue.
2. Philip, d. in infancy.
3. William, of whom later.
4. Robert, b. i Aug. 1746.
1. Frances, b. 5 Oct. 1728 ; m., 16 Jan. 1749, John Stuart, and had issue.
2. Jane, b. 12 Jan. 1730 ; m., 23 Feb. 1748, Henry Ashton.
3. Elizabeth, b. 23 Dec. 1731.
4. Sarah, b. 30 Sept. 1733.
He d. 19 July 1753.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Colonel (1744-1814), of Effingham, Prince William Co.,
where he built Effingham House, b. 3 March 1744 ; m., 18 April 1765, Sigismunda
Mary, dau. of Sigismund Massie, and, by her (who d. 18 April 1832), had issue : —
1. John Stuart, b. 5 April 1766 ; m. Catherine Foote, and had issue.
2. Philip, b. 20 May 1776 ; m. — Harrison, and had issue.
3. Stuart, d. in infancy.
4. William, d. in infancy.
5. Robert, b. 5 Aug. 1781 ; m. Helen, dau. of Alexander Brown, of Prince William
Co., and had issue.
6. Langhorne, d. in infancy.
7. Gerard, of whom later.
8. Lawrence Gibbons, b. 6 Oct. 1785 ; m. twice ; d.s.p. I May 1868.
9. William ^Sigismund, b. 16 Nov. 1787 ; d. unm. 27 Aug. 1836.
1. Sarah, b. 22 Nov. 1767 ; m. William Foote, and had issue.
2. Mary, d. in infancy.
3. Frances, d. in infancy.
4. Jane, b. 30 Nov. 1771 ; m. Colonel John Field Slaughter, and had issue.
5. Elizabeth Ashton, b. 22 Dec. 1773 ; m. her cousin, Jared Alexander, and had
issue.
6. Mary Stuart, b. 8 Feb. 1775 5 m- Thomas Harrison, and had issue.
7. Frances, b. 5 April 1778 ; m. Langhorne Dade.
He d. 3 April 1814.
GERARD ALEXANDER (1784-1834), b. 25 June 1784 ; m. (i) Eleanor, dau. of
Thomas Ludwell Lee, by whom he had issue : —
1. Thomas Ludwell, b. 26 Oct. 1807.
He m. (2) Elizabeth Henry, dau. of Richard Barnes Alexander, and, by her
(who d. 15 Aug. 1860), had issue : —
2. Junius Brutus, of whom later.
3. Armistead Mason, b. 16 April 1819.
4. Andrew Jackson, b. 25 Jan. 1821.
5. Gerard, b. 13 Aug. 1826.
6. Richard Barnes, b. 8 March 1831 ; m. Susan Hart, dau. of Arthur Hooe
Wallace, and had issue.
1. Eleanor Lee, b. 28 April 1813.
2. Cecilia Geraldine, b. I 3 Sept. 1816.
3. Maria Beverley, b. 24 Jan. 1824.
4. Frances Harriet, b. 6 March 1829.
He d. 2 July 1834.
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ALEXANDER
JUNIUS BRUTUS ALEXANDER (1814- ), of Effingham House, Staten Island,
N.Y., b. 25 Dec. 1814; m., 22 Dec. 1836, Lucy Fitzhugh, dau. of General
Lawrence Taliaferro Dade, and, by her, had issue : —
1. LAWRENCE DADE, of whom we treat.
2. Ludwell Brooke, d.s.p.
3. Welcome Taylor, M.D.
4. Armistead Mason.
5. Ernest Hopkins, d. in infancy.
6. Francis Dade.
1 . Eleanor Lee.
2. Anita Mayo.
3. Lucy Fitzhugh.
4. Elizabeth Henry.
Residence — New Canaan, Conn.
Club — University.
CARROLL
John Lee Carroll, b. at Homewood
near Baltimore, 20 Sept. 1830 ; m. (i),
24 April 1856, Anita, dau. of Royal
Phelps, of New York, and, by her
(who d. 24 March 1873), had issue : —
1. Theodore Charles, m. Suzanne Ban
croft.
2. Royal Phelps, of N.Y., m., 1891,
Marion, dau. of Eugene Langdon.
3. John Lee.
1. Marie Louise, m. 8 Dec. 1886, Count
Jean de Kergolay.
2. Anita, m., 14 Oct. 1886, Baron Louis
La Grange.
3. Mary Irene, d. unm. 8 Nov. 1888.
4. Helen, a nun.
He m. (2) Mary Carter, dau. of
Judge Lucas P. Thompson, of Staunton,
Virginia, and, by her, has had issue: —
4. Philip Acosta.
The Hon. J. L. Carroll was a Member of the Senate of
Maryland, 1867-1871, and Governor of that State, 1876-1880.
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DESCENT
This distinguished family descends from Florence O'Carroll, King of Ely, d. 1 205
(see Annah of the Four Masters]^ whose grandson Daniel O'Carroll, Chief of Ely,
settled at Litterluna, King's Co.
DANIEL O'CARROLL, I2th in descent from Daniel O'Carroll, of Litterluna,
King's Co., m., and had issue : —
1. Anthony, of Lisheenboy, Co. Tipperary, who d. 1724, leaving issue : —
1. Daniel.
2. Michael.
3. James, a Captain in Lord Dongan's Regiment.
4. Charles.
2. Charles, of whom later.
3. Thomas, d.s.p.
4. John, d.s.p. 1733.
CHARLES CARROLL emigrated to Maryland, about 1687 ; appointed Judge and
Registrar of the Land Office, 1691 ; m. (i), 4 Nov. 1689, Martha Underwood,
who d. 1690 ; m. (2), 14 Feb. 1693, Mary, dau. of Colonel Henry Darnall, and,
by her (who d. 1742), left issue :—
CHARLES CARROLL (1702-1781), of Doughoregan Manor, Howard Co., Mary
land, b. 2 April 1702 ; m. Elizabeth, second dau. of Clement Brooke, of Prince
George's Co. ; d. 1781, leaving a son : —
CHARLES CARROLL (1737-1 832), of Carrollton, b. at Annapolis, 20 Sept. 1737 ;
educated at St. Omer and Rheims ; Student of the Inner Temple, 1758-1762 ;
returned to Maryland, 1765 ; signed the Declaration of Independence, 2 Aug. 1776 ;
m., June 1768, Mary, dau. of Henry Darnall, and, by her, had issue : —
i. Charles, of whom later.
1. Mary, m. Richard Caton, of Maryland, and had issue : —
1. Marianne, m. (i) Robert Patterson ; m. (2), 25 Oct. 1825,
Richard, Marquis of Wellesley, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, who
d.s.p. 26 Sept. 1842 ; d. 17 Dec. 1853.
2. Elizabeth, m., 26 May 1836, George, 8th Lord Stafford ; d.s.p.
29 Oct. 1862.
3. Louisa Catherine, m. (i), 24 April 1817, Sir Felton Hervey Bath-
urst, Bart., who d. 24 Sept. 1819; m. (2), 24 April 1838,
Francis, 7th Duke of Leeds ; d. 8 April 1874.
4. Emily, m. John McTavish, British Consul, Baltimore.
2. Catherine, m. General Robert Goodloe Harper, of South Carolina, and had issue.
He d. 14 Nov. 1832.
CHARLES CARROLL ( -1861), Colonel, m., 1799, Harriett, dau. of Hon.
Benjamin Chew, Chief Justice of Pennsylvania, and, by her, had issue : —
i . Charles, of whom later.
I. Mary Sophia, b. 1804; m. Richard H. Bayard, U.S. Senator; d. 1886,
leaving issue.
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2. Louisa, m. Isaac Rand Jackson, of Philadelphia ; d. 1870, leaving issue.
3. Harriet, m. Hon. John Lee, of Needwood, Maryland, and had issue.
4. Elizabeth, m. Dr. Aaron B. Tucker, of Baltimore, and had issue.
He d. 1861.
CHARLES CARROLL (1801-1862), of Doughoregan Manor, Maryland, b. July
1 80 1; m., Oct. 1825, Mary Digges, dau. of John Lee, of Needwood, Frederick Co.,
Maryland, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Charles, m., 1858, Caroline, dau. of Judge Lucas P. Thompson, of Staunton,
Virginia.
2. JOHN LEE, of whom we treat.
3. Albert Henry, of the Confederate States Army, killed in battle, 1862 ; m., 1858,
Mary Cornelia, dau. of William George Read, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Mary Sophia.
2. Mary Elinor.
3. Agnes.
4. Robert Goodloe Harper, of Baltimore ; m. (i) Eleanor Thompson, who d.s.p. ;
m. (2), 1872, Mary D. Lee, of Frederick Co., Maryland, and, by her, had
issue : —
1. Albert.
2. Charles.
5. Thomas Lee, of Baltimore.
1. Louisa, m., 28 Dec. 1858, George Cavendish Taylor, who d. 30 July 1889,
leaving issue : —
1. Charles George Carroll, m., 20 Aug. 1901, Emma, dau. of Arthur
Cousins.
2. John Lancelot Cavendish, m., 27 Nov. 1899, Virginia, dau. of
Commander Mactier ; d.s.p. 14 April 1901.
1. Juliana Mary, m., 19 July 1888, Philip Benedict Joseph, ijth
Baron Petre, who d. 7 Dec. 1908, leaving, with other issue,
Lionel George Carroll, 1 6th Baron Petre.
2. Helen Beatrice.
3. Anita Louisa, m., II Jan. 1900, George Cole.
2. Helen Sophia, m., 1863, Charles Oliver O'Donnell, of Baltimore, and had
issue : —
I. John.
1. Mary Acosta.
2. Aline.
3. Mary, m. Dr. Elisee Acosta, of Paris, and had issue.
Hed. 1862.
Residence — Doughoregan Manor, Ellicott City, Maryland.
Arms — Gules, two lions rampant combatant argent, supporting a
sword point upwards proper, pommel and hilt or.
Crest — On the stump of an oak-tree sprouting a hawk, all proper,
belled or.
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SANDS
James Thomas Sands, b. 22 Feb. 1844.
DESCENT
JAMES SANDES (1622-1695), b. 1622 ; emigrated to America, and settled at
Boston 1638, and afterwards at Block Island, R.I. ; Deputy, New Shoreham Co.,
R.I., 1665 ; Assistant Warden, 1676 ; commanded the Militia Co. in King Philip's
War ; m. Sarah, dau. of John Walker, and, by her (who d. 1709), had issue : —
1. John, b. 1650 ; Captain, new Shoreham Co., R.I. Troops ; Deputy New
Shoreham Co., R.I., 1678-1681 ; settled in Long Island, 1696 ;
m. Sybil, dau. of Simon Ray, and, by her (who d. 23 Dec., 1733), had
issue ; d. 1712.
2. Samuel, b. 1666 ; m., 1699, Dorothy, dau. of Simon Ray ; d. 1716, leaving
issue.
3. James, of whom later.
4. Edward, b. 1673; m-» ^93, Mary, dau. of John Williams; d. 1708,
leaving issue.
1. Sarah, b. 1651 ; m., 1671, Rev. Samuel Niles ; d. 1726, leaving issue.
2. Mercy, b. 1653 ; m., 1683, Joshua Raymond ; d. 1704, leaving issue.
He d. 13 March 1695.
JAMES SANDS (1672-1731), of Sands Point, L.I., b. 1672; m. Mary, dau. of
John Cornell, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Othniel, b. 1699 ; m. Susannah Lang ; d. 1757.
2. James, b. 1702 ; m. Rebecca Bailey ; d. 1770.
3. Abijah, d. 1769.
4. John, of whom later.
5. Zerriah.
1. Mary, m. Joseph Sutton.
2. Bathsheba, m. Thomas Everitt.
3. Jerusha, m. John Cannon.
4. Sarah, b. 1728 ; m. John Aspinwall ; d. 1766.
Hed. 1731.
JOHN SANDS (1710-1775), of Potts Grove, Pennsylvania, b. 1710; m., 1735,
Catherine, dau. of — Greiner, and, by her, had issue : —
1. James.
2. Samuel, of whom later.
3. John, b. 1738 ; m. Hannah Trump ; d. 1789,
4. Othniel, b. 1756 ; m., 1784, Catherine, dau. of Peter Rittenhouse ; d. 1831.
5. Daniel.
6. Joseph.
1. Catherine, m. (i) Frederick Berger ; m. (2) — Koler.
2. Sarah, m. — Calladay.
3. Elizabeth, b. 1746 ; m. Rev. John Christopher Gobrecht ; d. 1801.
He d. 1775.
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SAMUEL SANDS (1736-1792), of Potts Grove, Pennsylvania, b. 1736; m.
Catherine, dau. of John George Bechtel, and, by her (who d. 1813), had issue : —
1. John, b. 1768 ; d. 1823.
2. Samuel.
3. James, of whom later.
1. Sarah, m. John Fritz.
2. Rebecca, m. C. Lessig.
3. Hannah, m. Peter Livingood.
4. Elizabeth, m. Michael Snyder.
5. Catherine, m. John Busters.
He d. 1792.
JAMES SANDS (1785-1825), of Potts Grove, Pennsylvania, b. 1/85 ; served in
the war of 1812 ; m. Mary, dau. of — Gilbert, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Samuel Gilbert, of whom later.
2. James W., b. 1818 ; d. 1877.
3. William A. (Colonel), m. (i) — Weimer ; m. (2) — Herman, and had issue.
He d. 1825.
SAMUEL GILBERT SANDS (1816—1870), of San Francisco, California, b. 1816 ;
m., 1843, Ann Maria, dau. of Thomas Wright, and, by her (who d. 1874), had
issue : —
I. JAMES THOMAS, of whom we treat.
1. Annie Wright, b. 1855 ; m., 1885, Frederick Stanley Martin, by whom she
has issue : —
Lillian.
2. Elizabeth A., b. 1866.
He d. 1870.
Residence — St. Louis, Missouri.
Clubs — University, Country (St. Louis), Strollers (New York).
RULON-MILLER
John Rulon-Miller, b. 6 Nov. 1850 ; m., 25 April 1878, Margaret
Hansell, dau. of the late Clayton French, of Philadelphia, and, by
her, has issue : —
1. John, b. ii March 1883.
2. Sumner, b. 15 March 1885.
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RULON-MILLER
1. Emily Spring.
2. Caroline.
3. Margaret.
4. Mary Ivins.
Mr. John Rulon-Miller assumed the additional surname of
Rulon by decree of the Court, 9 July 1895.
DESCENT
ANDREW MILLER (1760- ), b. 12 Nov. 1760 ; m., 7 April 1783, Rachel,
dau. of Daniel Leeds, and, by her, had a son : —
DANIEL LEEDS MILLER (1788-1866), b. 8 Feb. 1788; m. Hannah Nicholson,
and, dying 13 Feb. 1866, left, by her (who d. 4 May 1863), a son : —
WILLIAM HENRY MILLER (1824-1868), b. i Dec. 1824; m. Elizabeth Archer
Rulon, and, by her (who d. 28 March 1866), had issue : —
JOHN, of whom we treat.
Hed. 8 Feb.
Residence — 2124 Pine Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Clubs — Radnor Hunt, Rittenhouse, Merion Cricket (Philadelphia).
CRADOCK
Thomas Cradock, b. at Trentham, Baltimore Co., Maryland,
31 Jan. 1867.
DESCENT
ARTHUR CRADOCK, of Trentham, Co. Stafford (probably son of John Cradock
of the same place, who m., 20 Aug. 1673, Elizabeth, dau. of Arthur Taylor, also of
Trentham), m., 29 April 1717, Anne Marson, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Thomas, of whom later.
2. William, bap. 9 Nov. 1719.
3. James, bap. 26 March 1722.
4. John, bap. II March 1724; bur. 19 Feb. 1732.
5. Arthur, bap. 16 Aug. 1726; d. in infancy.
i. Esther, bap. 26 March 1722 ; bur. 12 April 1723.
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CRADOCK
THOMAS CRADOCK (1718-1772), bap. at Trentham, 8 Nov. 1718; matricu
lated at Magdalen Hall, Oxford, 20 May 1737 ; went to America, 28 Feb. 1744,
and was appointed chaplain to the Commissioners who met at Lancaster, Pennsyl
vania, to negotiate a treaty with the Indians ; appointed first Rector of St. Thomas,
Garrison Forest, Baltimore Co., Maryland, 1745 ; acquired a small estate in the
neighbourhood, which he called Trentham; m., 31 March 1746, Katherine, dau.
of Captain John Risteau, High Sheriff of the County, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Arthur, b. 19 July 1747 ; d. unm. 23 Feb. 1769.
2. John, M.D., of Bloomsbury ; m., 1776, Ann, dau. of John Worthington ; d.
3 I March 1 794, leaving issue : —
i. Arthur, d. unm.
1. Mary, m. Stephen Cromwell, and had issue.
2. Katherine, m. her cousin, Dr. Thomas Cradock Walker.
3. Thomas, of whom later.
i. Ann, b. 21 Feb. 1755 ; m. Charles Walker (son of Rev. Dr. James Walker,
minister of Peterhead, Scotland); d. 2 Sept. 1 806, leaving issue an only son : —
Thomas Cradock, of whom later.
He d. 1772.
THOMAS CRADOCK (1752— 1821), of Trentham, b. 1752; an eminent Physician,
and M.D. of the University of Pennsylvania; d. unm. 19 Oct. 1821, and was
succeeded by his nephew : —
THOMAS CRADOCK WALKER (1773-1860), of Trentham, who was allowed, by
a special Act passed by the Legislature of Maryland, to change his surname to that of
Cradock, b. 1773; m. Katherine, dau. of Dr. John Cradock, and, by her, had
issue : —
1 . Thomas, of whom later.
2. John, b. 2 Sept. 1821 ; d. unm. 2 Sept. 1848.
Hed. i860.
i
THOMAS CRADOCK (1819-1896), of Trentham, b. 16 May 1819; m. Sallie,
dau. of Thomas King Carroll, Governor of Maryland, and, by her, had issue : —
1. THOMAS, of whom we treat.
2. Arthur, b. 27 April 1869.
1. Katherine.
2. Julia Stevenson.
3. Agnes Carroll.
He d. 1 6 July 1896.
Residence — Trentham, Pikesville, Baltimore Co., Maryland.
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COLLINS
Clarence Lyman Collins, b. 22 Feb. 1848 ; m., 12 Oct. 1870,
Maria Louise, dau. of the Hon. Horace F. Clark (by Louise, his
wife, dau. of C. Vanderbilt, of New York City), and, by her, has
had issue : —
Edith Lyman, b. 1 8 Sept. 1871 ; m. Rechid Bey, Count Czaykowski.
DESCENT
JOHN COLLINS (1616-1670), son of John Collins, of Brampton, Co. Suffolk, and
Abigail, his wife, dau. of — Rose, b. 1616 ; emigrated to America, 1636-7 ; m.
Susannah , and, dying 1670, left issue : —
JOHN COLLINS (1640-1704), of Boston, Mass., b. 1640 ; m., 1662, Mary
Trowbridge, and, dying 10 Dec. 1704, left issue : —
JOHN COLLINS (1665-1751), of Guildford, Conn., b. 1665 ; m., 23 July
1691, Anne Leete, and, dying 24 Jan. 1751, left issue : —
DANIEL COLLINS (1701-1751), of Guildford, Conn., b. 13 June 1701;
m., 15 March 1725, Lois Cornwall, and, dying 8 Aug. 1751, left issue : —
WILLIAM COLLINS (1728-1775), b. 10 March 1728; m., 25 March 1758,
Ruth Cooke, and, dying 12 April 1775, left issue : —
WILLIAM COLLINS (1760-1847), of Collinsville, Illinois, b. 9 Oct. 1760 ; m.,
10 Feb. 1783, Esther Morris, and, dying 19 April 1847, ^e^ ^ssue :~~
AMOS MORRIS COLLINS (1788-1858), of Hartford, Conn., b. 30 March, 1788 ;
m., 30 April 1811, Mary Lyman, and, dying 10 Nov. 1858, left issue : —
CHARLES COLLINS (1817-1891), of Hartford, Conn., b. 2 April 1817; m.,
I Sept. 1 840, Mary Hall Terry, and had issue : —
CLARENCE LYMAN, of whom we treat.
He d. 30 Nov. 1891.
Residence — The Ansonia, 73rd Street, New York City.
Clubs — New York Yacht, New York Driving, The Suburban
Riding and Driving, Lambs, Merchants, N.Y.
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MALLORY
Francis Mallory, b. 15 Aug. 1868 ;
m. Jane Tyler, dau. of Colonel John
Mallory Brockenborough, and has
issue : —
Francis, b. 26 July 1903.
DESCENT
SIR WILLIAM MALLORY ( -1603), of
Studley and Hutton Conyers, Co. York (descended
from William Mallory, of Hutton Conyers, and
Dionysia, his wife, dau. and coheir of William
Tempest, of Studley, who d. 4 Jan. 1444); m.
Ursula, dau. of George Gale, Master of the Mint,
York, and Lord Mayor of York, and, by her, had
issue : —
1. John, m. Anne, dau. of William, Lord
Eure, and had issue.
2. Christopher, bur. at Ripon, 2 July 1598.
3. George, m. 19 Oct. 1603, Frances Dawson;
bur. at Ripon, 7 July 1615.
4. Thomas, of whom later.
5. Robert, d.s.p.
6. Peter, bap. at Ripon, 16 April 1576.
7. Francis.
1. Joan, m. Sir Thomas Lascelles, Knt., of Brackenbury, who d. May 1619.
2. Anne, m. Sir Hugh Bethell, Knt., of Ellerton, Surveyor to Queen Elizabeth ;
d. 1611, leaving issue.
3. Dorothy, m. Edward Copley, of Batley, Co. York.
4. Eleanor, m. Sir Robert Dolman, Knt., of Pocklington, Co. York, who d.
15 March 1628 ; d. 1623.
5. Elizabeth, m. John Legard, of Ganton, Co. York, who d. 1643; d. 21 June 1627.
6. Frances.
He was bur. at Ripon, 22 March 1603.
THOMAS MALLORY (1566-164.4.), b. about 1566 ; B.D., Cambridge University;
Rector of Romaldkirk, Co. York, 1599, of Mobberley and Davenham, Co. Chester,
1621 ; Archdeacon of Richmond, 6 Nov. 1603 ; Dean of Chester, 25 July 1607 ;
m. Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Vaughan, Bishop of Criester, 1597-1604, and, by
her, had issue : —
1. Richard, of Mobberley, Co. Chester ; m. Lucy Holland, of Hendry Vawr, and
had issue.
2. William (Sir), bap. 4 Aug. 1606; knighted 1642 ; d. unm. 1643.
3 . Thomas, of vr horn later.
4. George, Curate of Mobberley, 1632 ; m. Alice, dau. of Thomas Strethill, and
settled in Ireland, where he left issue.
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MALLORY
5. John, bap. at Davenham, 4 March 1612.
6. Avery.
7. Everard.
8. Philip, bap. at St. Oswald's Church, Chester, 29 April 1618 ; M.A., St. Mary
Hall, Oxford, 16 Jan. 1640; Vicar of Norton, Co. Durham, 1641; ejected
by the Parliamentarians, and went to Virginia ; m. Catherine, dau. of
Robert Batte, Vice-Master of University College, Oxford ; d.s.p., and will
proved in London, 27 July 1 66 1.
9. Francis, bap. 13 Jan. 1622.
1. Jane, m. John Holford, of Davenham.
2. Katherine, m. John Batte, of Okewell, Co. York, and Virginia.
3. Elizabeth, bap. 4 Jan. 1608 ; m., 13 Sept. 1642, Rev. Thomas Glover, Rector
of West Kirby.
4. Mary, m. Rev. Edward Wyrley.
He d. 3 April 1644.
THOMAS MALLORY (7605-1671), b. about 1605 ; matriculated at New College,
Oxford, 15 Oct. 1624; B.A., 1628; M.A., 1632; D.D., 1660 ; Rector of
Northenden, Co. Chester, 15 Feb. 1635 ; ejected by the Parliamentarians; reinstated,
1662 ; Rector of Eccleston, Co. Lancaster, and Canon of Chester, 1660 ; m. (i)
Jane , who was bur. 12 Feb. 1639 ; m. (2) Frances , and had issue : —
1. Thomas, of Virginia.
2. Roger, of whom later.
3. John, of London.
1. Jane, m. — Stampe.
2. Mary, m. — Forde.
3. Susanna.
He was bur. at Brindle, Co. Lancaster, 8 Sept. 1671.
ROGER MALLORY (7555-1705), b. about 1635 ; obtained grants of land in
Virginia, 1660 ; and inherited from his uncle, Rev. Philip Mallory, all his plantations
in Virginia ; was Justice of New Kent Co. 1680, and King William Co., 1693 ;
m., and, dying 1705, left issue a son : —
WILLIAM MALLORY ( -1720), who settled in Elizabeth City Co., Virginia,
before 1680 ; m. Anne, dau. of Thomas Wythe, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Francis, of whom later.
2. William.
1. Mary.
2. Ann.
His will was proved 15 Feb. 1720.
FRANCIS MALLORY ( -1744) ; m. about 1720, Ann Myhill, and according
to his will, which was proved 18 July 1744, left an only son : —
JOHNSON MALLORY ( -1762), m. Diana King, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Francis, of whom later.
2. Edward.
1. Margaret.
2. Mary.
3. Ann King.
His will was proved 5 May 1762.
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MALLORY
FRANCIS MALLORY ( -1781), Lieutenant-Colonel of Elizabeth City
Militia, June 1776 ; m. thrice, his third wife being Mary, sister of Miles King,
and, by her (whose will was dated 20 Jan. 1789, and proved 24 April 1789), had
issue : —
I. Charles King, of whom later.
1 . Diana, m. George Wray.
2. Elizabeth King.
3. Mary King.
He was killed near Newport News, 1781.
CHARLES KING MALLORY (1781-1820), b. 1781 ; Member of the Virginia
Legislature and Council ; Lieutenant-Governor of Virginia, 1812 ; Collector of the
Port of Norfolk ; m. Frances Lowry, dau. of William Stevenson, of Virginia, and,
by her, had issue : —
1. Francis, of whom later.
2. William Stevenson, b. 1815 ; m. Mary D. Hoskins ; d. 1857, leaving issue : —
I. William Stevenson, b. 1 8 May 1845 ; m., 6 Aug. 1867, Pamela,
dau. of Hon. Augustine Shepperd, of North Carolina, and
had issue : —
1. Augustine Shepperd, b. 27 April 1871 ; m. 7 Oct.
1896, Gertrude Winder.
2. Spencer Francis, d. in infancy.
3. William Stevenson, d, young.
1 . Mary D., d. in infancy.
2. Martha Tabb, d. in infancy.
3. Frances Fender, b. I July 1879 ; m., 14 Oct.
1903, J. H. Van Ness, of Charlotte, North
Carolina.
4. Helen, b. 29 Feb. 1880.
i. Martha, m, twice, and d.s.p.
3. Charles King.
1. Catherine Beverley.
2. Mary King.
He d. 15 April 1820.
FRANCIS MALLORY (1805-1860), b. 1805 ; Representative in Congress, State
of Virginia, 1837-1843 ; m. (i) Mary Elizabeth Shield ; m. (2) Mary Frances, dau.
of Colonel Stephen Wright, of Norfolk, Virginia, and had issue : —
1. Francis, b. 28 May 1833 ; Colonel 55th Regiment Virginia Infantry ; killed at
the battle of Chancellorsville.
2. Charles O'Connor, of whom later.
1. Mary Elizabeth, d. unm.
2. Virginia, d. unm.
3. Kate, m. Colonel John Brockenborough, and had issue.
4. Alice, m. S. C. Richardson.
He d. 26 March 1860.
CHARLES O'CONNOR MALLORY ( -1879), m. 1867, Ann Brooke, dau. of
Alexander Baylor, of Essex Co., Virginia, and, by her, had issue : —
i. FRANCIS, of whom we treat.
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MALLORY
2. Alexander Baylor, of Warsaw, Virginia, b. 29 Aug. 1869 ; m. Henrietta Hall,
and has issue : —
Alexander Baylor, b. 6 May 1904.
3. Charles O'Connor, of Warsaw, Virginia, b. 4 March 1873.
I. Mary Brooke, b. 5 Jan. 1871.
He d. 1879.
Residence — Lexington, Virginia.
Arms — Or, a lion rampant gules, in dexter chief a crescent of the
second, for difference.
Crest — A nag's head couped gules.
PLYMPTON
Gilbert Motier Plympton, b. 15 Jan. 1835 ; m., 3 March 1864,
Mary Anne, dau. of the late Linus Willard Stevens, of New
York, and, by her, has issue : —
Gilbert Livingston, b. 8 March 1869 ; d. 2 Dec. 1869.
Mary Livingston ; m., 26 Nov. 1901, Robert Melville Tarleton.
Mr. Plympton graduated at New York University, LL.B.,
•863.
DESCENT
THOMAS PLYMPTON (7(520—1676), said to have been descended from the
family of Plympton, of Knaresborough, Co. York, b. about 1620; founded Sud-
bury, Mass.; killed in the Indian War (Battle of Boone's Plain), 1676; m.,
and left issue : —
PETER PLYMPTON (1666-1743), b. 1666; m. Abigail Thomas, and, dying
1 743, left issue : —
THOMAS PLYMPTON (1723-1789), b. 1723 ; served in the Revolutionary War ;
d. 1789, leaving issue : —
EBENEZER PLYMPTON (1756-1834), b. 1756 ; m. Susannah Ruggles, and, dying
1834, left a son : —
JOSEPH PLYMPTON (1787-1860), of Sudbury, Mass., b. 1787 ; Colonel, U.S.
Army ; served in the War of 1812, and in the Florida, Indian, and Mexican Wars ;
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PLYMPTON
m., 15 March 1824, Eliza Matilda, dau. of Peter William Livingston, of New York
City, and, by her (who d. 20 June 1873), had issue : —
GILBERT MOTIER, of whom we treat.
He d. 5 June 1860.
Residences — 30 West 52nd Street, New York ; Wyndtryst, Great
Neck, Nassau Co., Long Island, N.Y.
Clubs — Metropolitan, Union, New York Yacht, Riding, Larch-
mont Yacht (New York).
FLOYD
Charles Harold Floyd, b. 28 Sept. 1878 ; graduated at Harvard
University, 1903.
DESCENT
JOHN FLOYD (1636-1701), of Lynn, Maiden, and Rumney Marsh, Mass.,
b. 1636; served as Lieutenant in King Philip's War; Captain of a troop in the
war of 1 690 ; m. Sarah , and, dying 1701, left, by her (who d. 1717)^ son : —
DANIEL FLOYD (1675-1750), of Maiden, b. 28 Dec. 1675 ; m., 18 Jan. 1697,
Mary Hollowell, and, dying i March 1750, left issue a son : —
DANIEL FLOYD (1702-1748), of Maiden, b. 8 Dec. 1702 ; m., 7 Feb. 1726,
Margaret, dau. of Ezekiel Jenkins, and, dying I May 1748, left, by her (who d.
19 April 1768), a son : —
DANIEL FLOYD (1728-1766), of Maiden and Saugus, b. 2 May 1728;
m., 4 Oct. 1751, Elizabeth, dau. of Nathaniel Jenkins, and, dying 15 Dec. 1766,
left, by her (who d. 22 Jan. 1799), issue : —
DANIEL FLOYD (1760-7505), of Maiden and Saugus, b. 20 Aug. 1760 ;
m., 1785, Mary Dampney, and, dying about 1808, left, by her, an only son : —
DANIEL FLOYD (1799-1845), of Saugus and Charlestown, Mass., b. 1799;
m., 13 July 1824, Catherine, dau. of Lemuel Poor, of Andover, Mass., and, dying
28 Dec. 1845, left, by her (who d. 3 Nov. 1856), a son : —
EDWARD ELBRIDGE FLOYD (1834-1904), of Brookline and Milton, Mass.,
b. 27 Jan. 1834 ; Director of Boston Board of Trade ; m. (i), n Feb. 1858, Mary
Jane, dau. of Colonel Aaron Spalding, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Edward Elbridge, b. 5 Nov. 1867 ; d. 26 Feb. 1888.
2. Richard Daniel, b. 5 July 1870.
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FLOYD
1. Eliza Rebechah, d. in infancy.
2. Geneva Eliza, b. 7 Oct. 1860 ; d. 19 Jan. 1886.
3. Gertrude Edwinna, d. in infancy.
He m. (2), 6 June 1877, Lisbeth Henrietta, dau. of Rufus Hayden Whitney,
of Boston, and, by her, left issue : —
3. CHARLES HAROLD, of whom we treat.
He d. 28 Aug. 1904.
Residence — Cedar Ridge, Milton, Mass.
Club — Hoosic Whisick.
WOODS
William Stone Woods, b. i Nov. 1840 ; m., lojuly 1866, Bina M.,
dau. of the late Judge Ebenezer McBride, of Monroe Co., and,
by her, has issue : —
Julia Stone, b. March 1874 ; m., 1891, J. W. Rubey, by whom she has
issue : —
Gladys.
DESCENT
MICHAEL WOODS, of Blair Park, m. Mary Campbell, and, by her, left issue : —
JOHN WOODS (Colonel), m. Susannah Anderson, and, by her, left issue : —
JAMES WOODS (1748-1823), b. 21 Jan. 1748 ; m., 25 Feb. 1779, Mary Gar
land, and, dying 1823, left, by her (who d. 1835), issue : —
ANDERSON WOODS (1788-1841), b. 18 Jan. 1788 ; m.,4 May 1809, Elizabeth
Harris, and: dying 22 Oct. 1841, left, by her (who d. 13 Oct. 1868), issue : —
JAMES HARRIS WOODS (1810-1845), b. 24 Jan. 1810 ; m. Martha Jane, dau.
of William Stone, and left, by her (who d. 17 March 1868), issue : —
WILLIAM STONE, of whom we treat.
He d. II Jan. 1845.
Residence — Kansas City, Missouri.
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BULL
William Izard Bull, b. 19 Jan. 1838 ; m., 18 Dec. 1872, Mary
Catherine Mazyck, and, by her, has had issue : —
1. William Izard, b. 16 March 1878.
2. Alexander Mazyck, b. 25 Dec. 1879 ; m., 19 July 1905, Harriet S.
Taylor.
3. Bartholomew, b. I Dec. 1882.
1. Gracia.
2. Emma Anna.
3. Mary Catherine.
Dr. Bull served as Surgeon in the Confederate States Army
during the War.
DESCENT
STEPHEN BULL ( —7706), one of the first settlers of Carolina, arriving in
the ship Carolina about 1670 ; assisted in selecting the site of Charleston, 1671 ;
acquired large tracts of land there ; held many important positions, among them being
Master of Ordnance, Captain, and Engineer of Forts, Colonel of Provincial Forces,
Member of the Grand Council, and Lords Proprietors' Deputy ; m., and had
issue : —
1 . William, of whom later.
2. Burnaby, m. Lucia, dau. of Landgrave Bellinger, and had issue.
3. John, b. 1693 ; m. Mary , and had issue.
I. Catherine, b. 1699 ; m. — Wilson.
He d. about 1706.
WILLIAM BULL (1683-1755), b. 1683 ; Justice of the Peace ; Member of the
Commons House ; Captain in Tuscarora War ; Colonel in the Berkeley Regiment ;
Lords Proprietors' Deputy ; President of King's Council, 1721—1737; Lieutenant-
Governor of South Carolina, 1738 ; m. Mary, dau. of Richard Quintyne, and, by
her, had issue : —
1. Stephen, of whom later.
2. William, b. at Ashley Hall, 24 Sept. 1710 ; first American to graduate in
Medicine at Leyden, 1734 ; Captain in the Spanish War ; Assistant Judge ;
Brigadier-General of Militia ; Member of H M. Council, and appointed
Speaker of the House of Delegates, 1783, and Lieutenant-Governor of the
Colony, 1764; accompanied the British Troops to England, 1782 ; m.
Hannah Beale ; d.s.p. in London, 4 July 1791 ; bur. in St. Andrew's
Churchyard, Holborn.
1. Elizabeth, b. 9 March 1713 ; m., 26 Dec. 1730, the Hon. Thomas Drayton,
and had issue.
2. Charlotte, b. 15 Aug. 1719; m., 14 Nov. 1742, the Hon. John Drayton ;
d. 30 Dec. 1743, leaving issue.
3. Mary Henrietta, b. 16 Feb. 1723 ; m., 1762, the Hon. Henry Middleton
(who d. 13 June 1784) ; d.s.p. I March 1772.
He d. 21 March 1755.
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BULL
STEPHEN BULL (1707-1750), of Newberry, South Carolina, b. 1707 ; Justice
of the Peace ; Member of the Commons House, 1737-1746 ; m. (i), 27 April 1731,
Martha Godin, and, by her, had issue : —
1. William, d. in infancy.
2. Stephen, Member of the Commons House, 1757; Member of Provincial Congress,
1775-6 ; served as Brigadier-General in the Revolutionary War ; m. (l),
18 Dec. 1755, Elizabeth Woodward, who d.s.p. ; m. (2), 24. May 1772,
Anne Barnwell, widow of Colonel Thomas Middleton, and had issue.
He m. (2), 2 May 1747, Judith Mayrant, and, by her (who m. (2) Judge
Robert Pringle), had issue : —
3. William, of whom later.
He d. Feb. 1750.
WILLIAM BULL (/749-i8o5), °f Ashley Hall, South Carolina, b. about 1749 ;
Justice of the Peace ; Member of the Commons House ; Member of H.M. Council,
1774; Member of Provincial Congress, 1775-6; m., 26 Aug. 1779, Elizabeth
Reid, and, dying 1805, le^ issue • —
WILLIAM STEPHEN BULL (1784-1818), of Ashley Hall, South Carolina,
b. 2 May 1784; Member of the House of Representatives; m., 1810, Rosetta
Margaretta, dau. of Ralph Izard, of Dorchester, and, by her (who d. 2 Oct. 1815),
had issue : —
I. William Izard, of whom later.
1. Elizabeth, d. unm.
2. Mary, d. in infancy.
He d. 2 March 1818.
WILLIAM IZARD BULL (1813-1894), of Ashley Hall, South Carolina,
b. 1 8 Oct. 1813 ; Member of South Carolina Legislature, House and Senate,
1835-1865 ; m. (i), 1833, Gracia Caroline Turnbull, and, by her, had issue : —
1. William Izard, d. in infancy.
2. WILLIAM IZARD, of whom we treat.
1. Claudia Butler, d. in infancy.
He m. (2), 1842, Marie Davie De Saussure, and, by her, had issue :—
3. John Julius Pringle, d. in infancy.
4. De Saussure, m. Caroline K. Rees.
5. Henry Bolivar.
6. Joel Painsette, d. young.
2. Rozetta Izard, m. W. B. Guerard, and had issue.
3. Sallie Davie.
4. Rebecca Theodosia.
He d. 21 Oct. 1894.
Residence — Charleston, South Carolina.
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SHIPPEN
William Shippen, b. 21 May 1861.
DESCENT
WILLIAM SHIPPEN (/<500-i68i), of Monk-Fryston, and afterwards of Methley,
Co. York, b. about 1600 ; m. Mary, dau. of John Nunes, of Methley, and, by her
(who was bur. at Methley, 25 May 1672), had issue : —
1. Robert, bap. 20 May 1627 ; d. young.
2. William, bap. 2 July 1637 ; M.A., University College, Oxford, 1659 ; Rector
of Stockport, Co. Chester, 1678-1693 ; m., and had issue.
3. Edward, of whom later.
1. Mary, bap. 24 June 1629 ; m., 1663, William Chapman, of Normanton.
2. Ann, bap. 21 Nov. 1630 ; d. young.
3. Dorothy, bap. 9 Feb. 1631 ; d. young.
He d. at Stockport, 1681.
EDWARD SHIPPEN (1639-1712), bap. at Methley, 5 March 1639; emigrated
to America, 1668 ; settled in Boston, and moved to Philadelphia, 1694 ; was President
of the Assembly, 1695 ; first Mayor of Philadelphia, 25 Oct. 1701 ; President of the
Council, 1702-1704; Deputy-Governor of Pennsylvania, 1703; m. (i), 1671,
Elizabeth Lybrand, and, by her (who d. 25 Oct. 1688), had issue : —
1. Edward, b. 2 Oct. 1674 ; d. in infancy.
2. William, b. 4 Oct. 1675 ; d. young.
3. Edward, b. 10 Dec. 1677 ; m. Anna Francina, dau. of Matthias Vanderheyden,
and had issue.
4. Joseph, of whom later.
1. Frances, b. 2 Feb. 1672 ; d. in infancy.
2. Eliza, d. young.
3. Mary, b. 6 May 1681 ; d. young.
4. Anne, b. 17 June 1684 ; m., 10 July 1706, Thomas Story, Recorder of Phila
delphia ; d.s.p.
He d. 2 Oct. 1712, having m. (2), 1689, Rebecca, widow of Thomas Richard
son, of New York, and m. (3), 1704, Elizabeth Wilcox, widow of Thomas James,
of Bristol.
JOSEPH SHIPPEN (1679-1741), of Philadelphia, b. at Boston, 28 Feb. 1679;
m. (i), 28 July 1702, Abigail, dau. of Thomas Grosse, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Edward, b. 9 July 1703 ; m. Sarah, dau. of Charles Plumley, and was
father of Hon. Edward Shippen, Chief Justice of Pennsylvania, who
d. 1783.
2. Joseph, b. 28 Nov. 1706 ; m. Mary Kearney ; d. 1793, leaving issue.
3. William, b. 31 Aug. 1708 ; d. young.
4. William, of whom later.
1. Elizabeth, b. 17 April 1705 ; d. young.
2. Anne, b. 5 Aug. 1710 ; m. Charles Willing ; d. 1790, leaving issue.
3. Elizabeth, d. in infancy.
He d. June 1741, having m. (2) Rose, widow of Charles Plumley.
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WILLIAM SHIPPEN (1712-1801), of Philadelphia, b. I Oct. 1712 ; M.D.;
Member of Congress, Pennsylvania, 1778-1780 ; m., 19 Sept. 1735, Susanna, dau. of
Joseph Harrison, and, by her (who d. Sept. 1774), had issue : —
1. William, of whom later.
2. Joseph William, b. 17 Oct. 1737 ; d. unm. 13 Sept. 1795.
3. John, b. 23 Jan. 1741 ; M.D., University of Rheims ; d. unm. 26 Nov. 1770.
I. Susanna, b. 23 Oct. 1743 ; m., 24 Sept. 1769, Rev. Samuel Blair, D.D., Chaplain
to the House of Representatives; d. 12 Oct. 1821, leaving issue.
He d. 4 Nov. 1801.
WILLIAM SHIPPEN (1736-1808), of Philadelphia, b. 21 Oct. 1736; M.D.,
Edinburgh, 1761 ; Director-General of Military Hospitals, 1777-1781 ; m., 1760,
Alice, dau. of Colonel Thomas 'Lee, President and Commander-in-Chief of the
Colony of Virginia, and, by her (who d. 25 March 1817), had issue : —
1. Thomas Lee, of whom later.
2. William Arthur Lee, b. 21 Aug. 1776 ; d. young.
I. Anne Hume, b. 1761 ; m., I I March 1781, Colonel Henry Beekman Livingston
(who d. 5 Nov. 1831), and had issue; d. 23 Aug. 1841.
He d. ii July 1808.
THOMAS LEE SHIPPEN (1765-1798), of Philadelphia, b. 1765 ; Student of
the Inner Temple, London; Hon. M.A., Princeton, 1788; m., 10 March 1791,
Elizabeth Carter, dau. of Major James Parke Farley, of Antigua, West Indies, and
widow of John Bannister, of Virginia, and, by her (who m. (3), 6 June 1803,
General George Izard, of South Carolina, and d. 24 June 1827), na^ 'ssue : —
1. William, of whom later.
2. Thomas Lee, d. young.
He d. 4 Feb. 1798.
WILLIAM SHIPPEN (1792-1867), of Philadelphia, b. 19 Jan. 1792; graduated
at the University of Pennsylvania, 1810 ; M.D., 1814; Professor of Anatomy;
m., 14 Feb. 1817, Mary Louisa, dau. of Thomas Shore, of Petersburg, Virginia, and,
by her, had issue : —
1. Thomas Lee, of whom later.
2. William, b. at Farley, Pennsylvania, 21 May 1825 ; m., I Nov. 1855, Achsah
Ridgely, dau. of Charles R. Carroll, of Baltimore, and d. 3 April 1858, leaving
an only son : —
Charles Carroll, M.D., b. 29 Oct. 1856.
3. Edward, b. 23 June 1827 ; M.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1857.
4. Joseph, d. in infancy.
5. James Parke Farley, d. young.
6. Richard Henry Lee, d. in infancy.
1. Jane Gray, b. 22 Feb. 1818 ; m., Oct. 1843, Edward Wharton, of Philadelphia
(who d. 17 Jan. 1868), and had issue.
2. Emma Manigault, b. 27 Aug. 1819; d. in infancy.
3. Alice Lee, b. 5 March 1821 ; m., 17 June 1847, Joshua Maddox Wallace, M.D.,
of Philadelphia (who d. 10 Nov. 1851), and, dying 27 Jan. 1862, left
issue : —
I. William Mclvaine, b. 28 Aug. 1848 ; d. young.
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2. Shippen, b. 26 Feb. 1850; m., 15 June 1871, Laura Christina,
dau. of John O'Conor Barclay, M.D., and, by her (who d.
13 Nov. 1874), had issue : —
Violet Lee, b. n July 1872.
I. Mary Coxe, b. 25 Oct. 1851 ; d. in infancy.
4. Mary Louisa Shore, b. 14 March 1831 ; d. young.
He d. 5 June 1867.
THOMAS LEE SHIPPEN (1822- ), of Petersburg, Virginia, b. at Violet Bank,
27 Nov. 1822 ; m., II Jan. 1860, Jane Gray, dau. of Dr. John Gilliam, and, by
her (who d. Aug. 1874), had an only son : —
WILLIAM, of whom we treat.
Residence — Petersburg, Virginia.
BULKELEY
Morgan Gardner Bulkeley, b. at East
Haddam, Connecticut, 26 Dec. 1837;
m. Fannie Briggs Houghton, and has
issue : —
1. Morgan Gardner, b. 25 Dec. 1885.
2. Houghton, b. 9 Aug. 1896.
i. Elinor Houghton, b. 7 April 1893.
The Hon. Morgan Gardner Bulke
ley was Mayor of Hartford, 1880—
1888; Governor of Connecticut, 1889—
1893 ; United States Senator from
Connecticut, 1905.
DESCENT
THOMAS BULKELEY, of Woore, Shropshire
(descended from the ancient family of that name
seated at Bulkeley, Co. Chester), m. Elizabeth,
dau. of Randle Grosvenor, and, by her, had
issue : —
1. Roland, of Woore.
2. Edward, of whom later.
1. Margaret, m. Thomas Smith.
2. Catherine, m. George Baker.
3. Ann, m. William Greene.
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EDWARD BULKELEY ( -1620), D.D. ; Rector of Odell, Co. Bedford, and
Prebendary of Lichfield ; one of the Commissioners appointed by the Bishop of
Lincoln for the "Lcvye of Armour in Bedfordshire" among the clergy, 1608 ; m.
Olive Irby, of the Co. of Lincoln, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Nathaniel, d.s.p.
2. Peter, of whom later.
3. Paul, d. at Cambridge.
He d. 1620.
PETER BULKELEY (1583-1 659), b. at Odell, Co. Bedford, 31 Jan. 1583 ; graduated
at St. John's College, Cambridge, M.A., 1608 ; succeeded his father as Rector of
Odell, 1620 ; ejected for contempt of Church ceremonies, 1634 ; emigrated to
America, ^635^ first settler and Minister of Concord, Mass.; m. (i) Jane, dau. of
Thomas ^.lien/of Goldington, Co. Bedford, and, by her (who d. 1626), had issue : —
I /Edward, b. at Odell, 17 June 1614 ; graduated at Harvard ; succeeded his father
as minister of Concord ; d. 1696, leaving issue.
2. Thomas, b. II April 1617.
3. Nathaniel, b. 29 Nov. 1618 ; d. 1627.
4. John, b. 17 Feb. 1620.
5. George, b. 17 May 1623.
6. Daniel, b. 28 Aug. 1625.
7. Jabez, b. 20 Dec. 1626 ; d. in infancy.
8. Joseph.
9. William.
1. Mary, b. 24 Aug. 1615 ; d. in infancy.
2. Mary, b. I Nov. 1621 ; d. in infancy.
He m. (2), 1634, Grace, dau. of Sir Richard Chetwode, and, by her (who
d. 21 April 1669), had issue : —
10. Richard.
11. Gershom, of whom later.
12. Peter, b. 12 June 1643; Deputy of Concord, Mass., 1673-1690; Speaker,
1676; Governor's Assistant, 1677-1685 ; d. 1688.
3. Eliza, b. 1638.
4. Dorothy, b. 1640.
He d. 9 March 1659.
GERSHOM BULKELEY (1636-1713), b. 6 Dec. 1636; second Minister of the
Church at New London, Conn., 1661 ; removed to Westersfield, 1667 ; appointed
Surgeon in the Army in King Philip's War, 1675 ; m., 26 Oct. 1659, Sarah, dau. of
Rev. Charles Chauncy, President of Harvard University, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Charles, b. 1663.
3. Peter, b. 1664 ; m. Rebecca Talcott.
4. Edward, m. Dorothy Prescott ; d. 27 Aug. 1748, leaving issue.
1. Catharine, b. 1660 ; m. Richard Treat.
2. Dorothy, b. 1662 ; m. Thomas Treat.
He d. 2 Dec. 1713.
JOHN BULKELEY (1661- ), of Colchester, Mass., b. 1661 ; graduated at
Yale, 1680, a distinguished scholar and divine ; m. Patience Prentice, of New London,
Conn., and, by her, had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Gershom.
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3. Charles (Major), m. Ann Latimer, and had issue.
4. Peter, m., and had issue.
5. Oliver, m., and had issue.
1. Sarah, m. John Trumbull.
2. Lucy, m. Elaphas Lord.
3. Patience, m. Ichabod Lord.
4. Dorothy, d. unm.
JOHN BULKELEY (1704-1753), b. 1704; graduated at Yale, 1726; Judge of
the Supreme Court of Conn.; m., 29 Oct. 1738, Mary, dau. of Rev. Eliphalet
Adams, and widow of Jonathan Gardiner, and, by her, had issue : —
I. Eliphalet, of whom later.
1. Lydia, bap. 28 Oct. 1739 ; m., 1761, Captain Robert Latimer.
2. Mary, bap. 23 May 1741 ; m. George B. Hurlbut.
3. Lucy, bap. 27 Aug. 1749 > m> Captain John Lamb, of Groton, Conn., and had
issue.
He d. 21 July 1753.
ELIPHALET BULKELEY (1746- ), bap. 10 Aug. 1746; Colonel; m. his
cousin Ann, dau. of Major Charles Bulkeley, and, by her, had issue : —
1. John Charles, of whom later.
2. Jonathan, of Wilkesbarre, m., and left issue.
3. Eliphalet Adams, d. unm.
4. Orlando, d.s p.
1. Mary, m. — Worthington.
2. Lydia Ann, m. Daniel Watrous, of Colchester.
3. Patience, m. — Chapman.
4. Sarah Chauncey, m. — Bolton.
5. Frances, m. H. F. Lamb.
6. Julia, m. Stuben Butler.
JOHN CHARLES BULKELEY, m. Sarah Taintor, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Charles Edwin, m. (i) Mary Isham ; m. (2) Julia Worthington.
2. John Taintor, m. Clarissa, dau. of Elijah Bulkeley, of Colchester.
3. Eliphalet Adams, of whom later.
ELIPHALET ADAMS BULKELEY (1803-1872), b. at Colchester, Conn., 29 June
1803 ; graduated at Yale, 1824 ; admitted to the Bar in Lebanon, Conn. ; Judge
of the Probate Court and County Judge; Member of the State Legislature, and Speaker
of the House ; State Senator for two years ; m. Lydia Smith Morgan, and, by her,
had issue : —
1. Charles E., d. 1864.
2. MORGAN GARDNER, of whom we treat.
3. William, d. 1902.
4. Eliphalet.
I. Mary Morgan.
He d. 13 Feb. 1872.
Residence — Hartford, Connecticut.
Arms — Sable, a chevron between three bulls' heads, argent,
armed or.
Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head argent, armed of
the first.
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MAZYCK
Isaac Mazyck, b. 14 Jan. 1855 ; m., 5 Oct. 1892, Julia Rosa
Rhett.
DESCENT
The Mazycks are of an ancient Walloon family of Liege, whence they
removed to Maestricht, and afterwards to France, settling in St. Martin's, Isle
of Rhe.
ISAAC MAZYCK (1661-1735), son of Paul Mazyck, of St. Martin's, Isle of Rhe,
by Elizabeth, his wife, dau. of James Van Wyck, of Wyck, Flanders, b. at St. Martin's,
Isle of Rhe, II June 1661 ; fled to Amsterdam on the Revocation of the Edict of
Nantes, 1685, an<^ thence went to London ; emigrated to Charles Town, South
Carolina, 1686, and became one of the founders of the mercantile business of that
port ; m., at Charles Town, South Carolina, 14 Oct. 1693, Marianne, third dau. of
Jacques Le Serurier, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Isaac, of whom later.
2. Paul, m. Catherine de Chastigner, and had issue.
3. Peter, d.s.p.
4. Benjamin, m. Damaris Elizabeth Ravenel.
5. Stephen, m. Susanne, dau. of Rene Louis Ravenel, and had issue.
1. Marianne, d. in infancy.
2. Marianne, m. Benjamin Godin, and had issue.
3. Elizabeth, m. Jean Gendron, and had issue.
4. Suzon.
5. Marie, m. Isaac Chardon ; d.s.p.
6. Penelope.
7. Susanne, m. Richard Woodward, and had issue.
He d. ii March 1735.
IZAAC MAZYCK (1700-1770), b. in Charles Town, 6 March 1700 ; Justice of
the Peace ; Assistant Judge ; Member of the Commons House of Assembly for
thirty-seven consecutive years; m., 5 Dec. 1728, Jeanne Marie de St. Julien de
Malacare, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Isaac, b. 5 Aug. 1730 ; m., 24 July 1760, his cousin, Mary, 3rd dau. of Stephen
Mazyck, of Woodboo, and had issue.
2. Peter, d.s.p.
3. Peter, d.s.p.
4. William, of whom later.
5. Alexander, d.s.p.
6. Paul, m. Elizabeth J. Hamon.
7. Stephen, d.s.p.
I Marianne, d. in infancy.
2. Mary, m. Philip Porcher, and had issue.
3. Marianne, m. Plowden Weston, and had issue.
He d. in Charles Town 26 July 1770.
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WILLIAM MAZYCK (1740-1775), b. 3 Jan. 1740 ; m., 1762, Mary, dau. of
Paul Mazyck, and had issue : —
1. William, of whom later.
2. Isaac, d.s.p.
1. Mary, m. John Hume, and had issue.
2. Catherine, m. Stephen Ravenel, who d.s.p. 1818.
3. Charlotte, m. Thomas Porcher, of Ophir, and had issue.
He d. June 1 775.
WILLIAM MAZYCK (1764-1845), b. 5 July 1764 ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Philip
Porcher, and had issue : —
1. William, d.s.p.
2. William, of whom later.
3. Philip, b. 4 Sept. 1792 ; m. Mary Stanyarne, and had issue.
4. Isaac, d.s.p.
5. Edwa-rd, d.s.p.
6. Alexander, d.s.p.
7. Paul de St. Julien.
1. Elizabeth Julia.
2. Mary, m. Dr. Samuel Wilson.
3. Elizabeth Porcher, m. Dr. Samuel Wilson.
4. Henrietta, m. John Hume.
5. Charlotte.
He d. ii Nov. 1845.
WILLIAM MAZYCK (1792-1863), of Charleston, b. 4 Sept. 1792 ; m. (i) Anne
Stanyarne, and, by her, had issue : —
i. Anne Stanyarne, m. William Lucas.
He m. (2) Arabella Shackelford, and, by her, had issue : —
1 . William St. Julien, of whom later.
2. Isaac, d.s.p.
3. Philip Porcher, b. 6 Dec. 1837 ; m., 23 Feb. 1864, Margaret, dau. of Mitchell
Campbell King, M.D., and has had issue : —
1. Philip Porcher.
2. Mitchell King, M.D. ; d.s.p.
3. William, M.D. ; d.s.p.
4. McMillan, M.D.
1. Elizabeth Middleton.
2. Arabella Shackelford.
3. Frances King.
4. Margaret King.
5. Susannah.
4. Edmund, m., 28 Feb. 1867, Ann, dau. of William Hazzard Wigg Barnwell, and
had issue.
5. Arthur, m. Epps H. Parker.
2. Mary, m. Charles Richardson Miles.
3. Charlotte.
4. Arabella.
5. Susan, m. Rev. R. W. Memminger.
He d. 3 May 1863.
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WILLIAM ST. JULIEN MAZYCK (1827-1901), b. 17 March 1827 ; m., 20 July
1850, Ann Taylor, and, by her, had issue : —
1 . ISAAC, of whom we treat.
2. William, m. Ena De Treville.
3. St. Julien.
4. Plowden Weston.
1 . Eliza Taylor.
2. Sallie Coles, m. John Richardson.
3. Selina.
4. Annie Le Serurier, m. Rev. William H. Barnwell.
He d. 19 Dec. 1901.
Residence — Charleston, South Carolina.
BONAPARTE
Charles Joseph Bonaparte, b. at Baltimore, 9 June 1851 ; m.,
i Sept. 1875, Ellen Channing, dau. of Thomas Mills Day, of
Newport, R.I.
The Hon. C. J. Bonaparte was Secretary of the United States
Navy, 1905—6, and appointed Attorney-General of the United
States, 1906.
DESCENT
FRANCESCO BUONAPARTE, a member of an ancient Italian family, was in 1509
sent in command of the forces of the Genoese Republic to suppress a rebellion in the
Island of Corsica; m., 1512, Catherine Guido de Castellato, of Florence, and
settled in Corsica. His descendant in the ninth degree was : —
CARLO MARIA BUONAPARTE, (1746-1785), b. 27 March 1746; m., 2 June
1764, Maria Laetitia Ramolino, and, by her (who d. at Rome 3 Feb. 1836), had
issue : —
1. Joseph Napoleon, King of Naples, and afterwards King ot Spain; b. 7 Jan.
1768 ; m., i Aug. 1794, Marie Julie, dau. of Fran9ois Clary ; d. 28 July
i 844, leaving issue.
2. Napoleon I., Emperor of the French ; b. at Ajaccio, 15 Aug. 1769 ; m. (i),
9 March 1796, Marie Rose Josephine, dau. of Joseph Gaspard Tascher de
la Pagerie ; m. (2), 2 April 1810, Marie Louise, Archduchess of Austria, and,
dying at St. Helena, 5 May 1821, left issue : —
Napoleon II., Duke of Reichstadt, b. 20 March 1811 ; d. unm.,
22 July 1832.
3. Lucien, Prince of Canino, b. 21 May 1775 ; m. (i), 4 May 1794, Catherine
Christine Boyer, who d. 14 May 1800 ; m. (2), 26 Oct. 1803, Marie
Laurence, dau. of Charles Jacob de Bleschamp ; d. 29 June 1840, leaving
issue.
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4. Louis Napoleon, King of Holland, b. 2 Sept. 1778 ; m., 4 Jan. 1802, Hortense,
dau. of Alexander Viscount Beauharnais, and, dying 25 July 1846, had
issue : —
1. Napoleon Charles, b. 10 Oct. 1802 ; d. young.
2. Napoleon Louis, b. 1 1 Oct. 1804 ; m. 23 July 1826, Charlotte
Napoleon, dau. of Joseph, King of Naples ; d.s.p. 17 March
1831.
3. Charles Louis, Napoleon III., Emperor of the French ; b. at Paris,
20 April 1 808 ; m., 30 Jan. 1853, Marie Eugenie, dau. of Don
Cyprien, Count of Montijo, and, dying 9 Jan. 1873, left
issue : —
Napoleon Louis, Prince Imperial; b. 1 6 March 1856;
d. I June 1 879.
5. Jerome, of whom later.
1. Maria Anna, b. and d. 1767.
2. Maria Anna, b. and d. 1771.
3. Maria Anna Elisa, b. 3 Jan. 1777 ; m., 5 May 1797, Felix Pascal de Baciocchi,
Prince of Piombino ; d. 7 Aug. 1820, leaving issue.
4. Maria Paulina, Duchess of Guastalla, b. 20 Oct. 1780; m. (i), Sept. 1797,
Victor Emmanuel Leclerc, General in the French Army ; m. (2), 6 Nov.
1803, Camille Philippe Borghese, Prince de Sulmona ; d.s.p. June
1825.
5. Maria Annunciata Carolina, b. 25 March 1782 ; m., 20 Jan. 1800, Joachim
Murat, King of Naples ; d. I 8 May 1839, leaving issue.
He d. 24 Feb. 1785.
JEROME NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE (1784-1860), b. at Ajaccio, 15 Nov. 1784 ; King
of Westphalia, 1807-1813 ; created Prince de Montfort, 1816 ; Marshal of France,
1850 ; President of the Senate, 1852 ; m. (i), at Baltimore, Maryland, 24 Dec. 1803,
Elizabeth, dau. of William Patterson, of Baltimore (and sister of Robert Patterson,
whose widow, Marianne, dau. of Richard Caton, m., 1825, Richard Marquess of
Wellesley, K.G.), and, by her (who d. 24 April 1879), had issue : —
1 . Jerome Napoleon, of whom later.
He m. (2), 22 Aug. 1807, Frederica Catherine, dau. of Frederick L, King of
Wurtemberg ; and, by her (who d. 28 Nov. 1835), had issue : —
2. Jerome Napoleon Charles, b. 24 Aug. 1814 ; Prince de Montfort ; d.s.p., 12 May
1847.
3. Napoleon Joseph Charles Paul, b. 9 Sept. 1822 ; m., 30 Jan. 1859, Clotilda,
dau. of Victor Emmanuel II., King of Italy, and, dying 17 March 1891,
left issue : —
1. Napoleon Victor, b. 18 July 1862.
2. Napoleon Louis, b. 16 July 1864 ; General in the Russian
Army.
i. Mary Loetizia, b. 20 Dec. 1866 ; m., 11 Sept. 1888, Amadeus,
Duke of Aosta (who d. I 8 Jan. I 890), and has issue.
i. Matilda, b. 27 May 1820 ; m., i Nov. 1840, Anatole Demidoff, Prince of
San Donato ; d.s.p. at Paris, 2 Jan. 1904.
He d. 24 June 1860.
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JEROME NAPOLEON BONAPARTE (1805-1870), b. at Camberwell, Co. Surrey,
7 July 1805 ; m., at Baltimore, 3 Nov. 1829, Susan May, dau. of Benjamin
Williams, and, by her (who d. 15 Sept. 1881), had issue : —
1. Jerome Napoleon, b. 5 Nov. 1830 ; Colonel in the French Army ; m., 7 Sept.
1871, Caroline Le Roy, dau. of Samuel Appleton, and widow of Newbold
Edgar, and, dying 4 Sept. 1893, left, by her, issue : —
Jerome Napoleon Charles, b. at Paris, 26 Feb. 1878.
Louise Eugenie, b. at Baltimore, 7 Feb. 1873 ; m., at Washington,
29 Dec. 1896, Adam Gottlob Charles, Count de Moltke-
Huitfeldt.
2. CHARLES JOSEPH, of whom we treat.
He d. 17 June 1870.
Residence — 60 1 Park Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland.
WETMORE
George Peabody Wetmore, b. in London, 2 Aug. 1846; graduated
at Yale University, 1867, A.M. 1871, and Columbia College
Law School, 1869 ; admitted to the Bar, 1869; Governor of
Rhode Island, 1885-1887; United States Senator for Rhode Island,
1895-1907.
DESCENT
THOMAS WHITMORE (1615-1681), b. in England, 1615; went to America,
1635, and settled at Hartford, Conn. ; afterwards of Middletown, where his name
appears on a list of Proprietors and Freeholders dated 22 March 1670 ; m. (i), 1 1 Dec.
1645, Sarah, dau. of John Hall, of Hartford, and, by her (who d. 7 Dec. 1664), had
issue : —
1. John, bap. 6 Sept. 1646 ; m., 30 Dec. 1680, Abigail, dau. of Andrew Warner,
and had issue.
2. Thomas, b. 1 9 Oct. 1652 ; m., 20 Feb. 1685, Elizabeth, dau. of George Hubbard,
and had issue.
3. Samuel, b. 10 Sept. 1655 ; m., i 3 Dec. 1687, Mary, dau. ofNathaniel Bacon, and
had issue.
4. Izrahiah, of whom later.
5. Beriah, b. 2 Nov. 1658 ; m., i April 1691, Margaret, dau. of Rev. Samuel Stow.
6. Nathaniel, b. 21 April 1661 ; m., 29 Dec. 1703, Dorcas, widow of Obadiah Allen,
and had issue.
7. Joseph, b. 5 March 1663 ; m., 26 June 1/06, Lydia,dau. ofNathaniel Bacon, and
had issue.
8. Josiah, b. 29 March 1668, living 1681.
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1. Elizabeth, b. 1648 ; m., 8 Oct. 1673, Josiah Adkins, and had issue.
2. Mary, b. 1649 ; m., 13 Nov. 1668, John Stow, and had issue.
3. Sarah, d. young.
4. Hannah.
5. Sarah, b. 27 Nov. 1664 ; m., 26 Nov. 1689, John Bacon.
He m. (2), 3 Jan. 1667, Mary dau. of Richard Platt, of Milford, and widow of
Luke Atkinson, and, by her (who d. 10 June 1669), had issue : —
6. Mehitable, b. 10 June 1669 ; m., 12 Feb. 1692, Andrew Bacon, and had issue.
He m. (3), 8 Oct. 1673, Katherine Leet, widow of — Robards, and, by her (who
d. 13 Oct. 1693), nad issue : —
9. Benjamin, b. 27 Nov. 1674; d. 1699.
7. Abigail, b. 6 Nov. 1678 ; m., 2 April 1697, Samuel Bishop, and had issue.
8. Hannah, b. 4 Jan. 1680 ; m., 5 Feb. 1702, Nathaniel Bacon, and had issue.
He d. ii Dec. 1681.
IZRAHIAH WHITMORE (1656-1743), b. at Middletown, 8 March 1656 ; Magis
trate of the town and Deputy to the General Court; m., 13 May 1692, Rachel,
dau. of Rev. Samuel Stow, Pastor of Middletown, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Izrahiah Stow, b. 3 I Jan. 1694 ; d. young.
2. James, b. 31 Dec. 1695 ; M.A. Yale, 1717 ; ordained Priest P.E. Church by
the Bishop of London and was licensed to Trinity Church, New York,
24 Sept. 1723, afterwards of Rye, N.Y. ; d. I 5 May 1760, leaving issue.
3. Ichabod, d. young.
4. Seth, of whom later.
5. Jeremiah.
6. Caleb.
7. Josiah.
He d. 1743.
SETH WETMORE (1700-1778), b. at Middletown, 18 Nov. 1700 ; Deputy of
the General Court of Connecticut, 1738-1771 ; Magistrate for Middletown ; Judge
of County Court of Hartford ; Justice of the County, 1761-1768; m. (i), 30 Sept.
1730, Margaret (who d. Nov. 1730), widow of S. Gaylord ; m. (2) Hannah, dau.
of Joseph Whitmore, of Middletown, and, by her (who d. i May 1744), had issue: —
1. Jerusha, d. young.
2. Seth, of whom later.
Hem. (3), 15 Jan. 1746, Hannah, dau. of Rev. Timothy Edwards of East
Windsor, and, by her (who d. I June 1773), had issue : —
3. Oliver, bap. 24 May 1752 ; m., 13 Oct. 1773, Sarah, dau. of Captain Elisha
Brewster, and had issue.
1. Lucy, b. 10 April 1748 ; m. Chauncey Whittlesey ; d. 23 Jan. 1826, leaving
issue.
2. Hannah, d. young.
He d. 10 April 1778.
SETH WETMORE (1744-1810), b. 1744; Captain in the Colonial Volunteers
during Revolutionary War; m., 16 Nov. 1768, Mary, dau. of William Wright, and,
by her (who d. 24 Dec. 1/90), had issue : —
1 . Seth, of whom later.
2. William, b. 1 6 Sept. 1771; Judge; m., 28 Nov. 1795, Anna Ogden, of Hartford,
Conn., and had issue.
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3. Samuel, b. 5 Oct. 1775 ; m., 19 May 1804, Elizabeth Wyatt, dau. of William
Warner, and had issue.
4. Willard Wright, b. 19 Oct. 1779 ; d. unm. 14 Dec. 1833.
5. Titus, b. 1 6 July 1781 ; m. Sally Hamlin, dau. of Caleb Wetmore, of Stow, and
had issue.
6. Josiah, b. 21 July 1783 ; m., 17 Jan. I 808, Nancy, dau. of Moses Willard, and had
issue.
7. Nathaniel Downing, d. young.
1. Hannah, b. 28 May 1773 ; m. Judge Dyer White, of New Haven, Conn., and had
issue.
2. Mary, b. 14 Sept. 1777 ; m., 6 June 1802, Captain Abel Denison, of New Haven,
and had issue.
3. Lucy, b. 16 April 1786 ; d. unm. 14 Sept. 1858.
He m. (2) Lucretia Scott, widow, and, by her (who d. 1 9 May 1 830), had issue : —
4. Julia, b. 22 Jan. 1792 ; m., 3 Dec. 1812, John Churchhill Bush, and had issue.
5. Harriet, b. 23 Sept. 1794 ; m. Henry Sylvester Ward ; d. s.p.
He d. 15 April 1810.
SETH WETMORE (1769-1830), b. at Middletown, 10 Sept. 1769 ; resided at St.
Albans, Vermont ; Sheriff of that County ; Member of the Governor's Council, and
Judge of the Court of Probate ; m. (i), I Feb. 1800, Nancy, dau. of General
William Shepard, of Westfield, Mass., and, by her (who d. i 7 Feb. 1802), had issue : —
1 . William Shepard, of whom later.
He m. (2) Salome Smith of St. Albans, Vermont, and, by her, had issue : —
2. Charles Wright, of Stow, Ohio ; b. at St. Albans, Vermont, 8 Sept. 1803 ; m.,
3 Aug. 1824, Sophia Hazeltine, and had issue : —
i. William Shepard, b. 26 Feb. 1827 ; graduated at Harvard, 1849.
1. Salome Smith, b. 7 May 1825.
2. Nancy Shepard, d. young.
3. Sophia Hazeltine, b. 17 Feb. 1831.
4. Maria Louisa, b. 11 May 1838.
3. Seth Downing, b. 28 Dec. 1811 ; m., 15 March 1835, Sarah Burroughs.
1. Nancy Shepard, b. 21 Feb. 1805 ; d. 1 8 Jan. 1830.
2. Salome Smith, d. in infancy.
He d. 1830, having m. (3), II Jan. 1817, Mrs. Anne Goodrich.
WILLIAM SHEPARD WETMORE (1801- ), b. at St. Albans, Vermont, 26 Jan.
1801 ; m. (i), 24 Oct. 1837, Esther, dau. of Samuel Wetmore, of New York, and, by
her, had a dau. who died in infancy ; he m. (2) Anstice Rogers of Salem, Mass., and,
by her, had issue : —
1. William Shepard, d. at Newport, R.I., I June 1858.
2. GEORGE PEABODY, of whom we treat.
I . Annie Derby Rogers.
Residences — 1609 K. Washington, D.C., and Newport, Rhode
Island.
Clubs — University, Union, Knickerbocker, Century Association.
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FLINT
Frank Putnam Flint, b. at North Reading, Mass., 15 July 1862 ;
m., at Los Angeles, California, 25 Feb. 1890, Katherine J. Bloss.
The Hon. F. P. Flint was U.S. Attorney, Southern district of
California, 1897— 1901, and was elected U.S. Senator, California,
1 1 July 1905.
DESCENT
THOMAS FLINT ( —1663), who according to tradition was a native of Wales,
emigrated to America, and was one of the first settlers of Salem Village, now South
Danvers ; m. Ann , by whom he had issue : —
1. Thomas, of whom later.
2. George, b. 6 Jan. 1652; went to Reading prior to 1682; Selectman; Moderator
of the Parish of Salem ; m. (i) Elizabeth, dau. of Nathaniel Putnam,
and, by her (who d. 6 March 1697), had issue ; m. (2), 2 March 1699,
Susannah, widow of — Gardner (who d.s.p. March 1720) ; d. 23 June 1720.
3. John, of Salem Village, b. 3 Oct. 1655 ; Freeman, April 1690 ; m. Elizabeth
— , and had issue ; will proved 25 April 1730.
4. Joseph, Freeman, April 1690; m., 6 Aug. 1685, Abigail Howard, and had issue ;
d. 1710.
1. Elizabeth, b. 30 April 1650 ; m., 20 May 1667, John Leach, and had issue.
2. Anna, b. 25 Dec. 1657 ; d. young.
He d. 1 6 April 1663, and his will was proved 2 July 1663.
THOMAS FLINT (1645-1721), of Salem, b. 1645 ; served in King Philip's War,
in Captain Gardiner's Company against the Narragansetts, 1675; m. (i), 22 May
1666, Hannah Moulton, and, by her (who d. 30 March 1673), had issue : —
i. George, b. April 1672.
1. Abigail, b. 27 June 1668 ; m., 4 March 1689, Henry Holton, and had issue.
He m. (2), 15 Sept. 1674, Mary, dau. of William Dounton, and, by her, had
issue : —
2. Thomas, b. 20 Aug. 1678 ; m. (i), 6 Jan. 1704, Lydia Putnam, and, by her
(who d. 31 Aug. 1711), had issue ; m. (2), 8 Jan. 1713, Mary, dau. of
Edward Putnam, of Middleton, and, by her, had issue ; m. (3), I Sept. 1726,
Abigail, widow of - - Ganson (who d.s.p.) ; his will was proved 1 1 July
1757-
3. Ebenezer, of North Reading, b. 6 April 1683 ; m. Gertrude, dau. of Joseph
Pope, and, by her, had issue ; d. 1767.
4. William, of whom later.
5. Jonathan, b. 8 Nov. 1689 ; m., 18 Feb. 1723, Mary, dau. of Adam Hart, and
had issue.
6. Samuel, b. 29 Sept. 1693 ; m., 6 March 1724, Ruth, dau. of John Putnam, and
by her (who d. Sept. 1780), had issue ; d. 10 March 1767.
2. Mary, b. II Nov. 1680.
3. Elizabeth, b. 30 Aug. 1687.
4. Ann, b. 29 Oct. 1691.
5. Lydia, b. I June 1695.
He d. 24 May 1721.
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WILLIAM FLINT (1685-1736), b. 17 July 1685 ; m., 30 April 1713, Abigail
Nichols, and, by her, had issue : —
1. William, b. 14 April 1714; Captain; m., 22 Sept. 1736, Susannah, dau. of
George Flint, and, by her (who d. 7 Dec. 1 790), had issue.
2. James, of whom later.
3. Joseph, b. 7 Sept. 1726 ; m., 14 Aug. 1753, Sarah, dau. of Asa Putnam, and,
by her, had issue.
4. Benjamin, b. 26 Dec. 1728 ; Lieutenant in the old French War; m. (i),
17 June 1755, Peggy Sawyer, and, by her, had issue ; m. (2), 18 Feb. 1762,
Rachel Upton, and had issue.
5. Kendall, bap. 1733.
6. Jacob, bap. 1734 ; d. in infancy.
1. Abigail, b. 30 Sept. 1719 ; m., 21 Aug. 1751, Nathaniel Batchelder.
2. Elizabeth, b. 8 Feb. 1722 ; m., 18 April 1745, Isaac Osgood.
3. Mary, b. 14 Jan. 1730 ; m., 7 Feb. 1751, Joshua Osgood.
He d. 2 Oct. 1736.
JAMES FLINT (1724-1802), b. 25 July 1724 ; m. (i), 7 March 1747, Hannah,
dau. of Rev. Daniel Putnam, and, by her, had issue : —
1. James, b. 30 March 1754 ; d. unm.
2. Kendall, b. 6 March 1756 ; d. in infancy.
3. Daniel, of whom later.
1. Hannah, b. 5 Feb. 1759 ; m., 7 Sept. 1786, Benjamin Buxton.
He m. (2), 10 July 1765, Mary Hart, and, by her, had issue : —
4. Adam, b. Aug. 1766 ; m., 7 June 1792, Mary, dau. of Joshua Osgood, and, by
her (who d. Nov. 1823), had issue.
5. Jacob (Rev.), bap. 20 Aug. 1768 ; m. (i) Sylvia Barker (who d. 2 June 1816) ;
m. (2) , widow of — Nickerson, and had issue.
6. James (Rev.), D.D., b. in North Reading, 10 Dec. 1779 ; m., Oct. 1805, Lydia
Harriet Deblois, and had issue ; d. 4 March 1 85^-—
2. Elizabeth, bap. 27 Jan. 1782 ; m., 8 May 1808, Charles Eaton.
3. Mary, bap. 23 May 1783 ; d. unm., 3 Feb. 1849.
4. Charlotte, bap. 7 Oct. 1784 ; m., 25 Oct. 1805, Thomas Whittredge.
He d. 8 Oct. 1802.
DANIEL FLINT (1761—1838), Colonel, b. in North Reading, i Sept. 1761 ; was
a Member of the Constitutional Convention of 1820 ; Member of the State Legisla
ture ; m., 24 July 1783, Priscilla, dau. of William Sawyer, and, by her (who d.
4 June 1849), had issue : —
1. Daniel-^oPrrli.pm later.
2. Joseph-Warren1, b. in North Reading, 2 Nov. 1799 ; m., 18 Nov. 1824, Maria
Langctotf^ dau. of James Peters, and, by her, had issue.
3. James Putnam, b. in North Reading, 12 April 1802 ; m., 24 Nov. 1824, Anne,
dau. of Silas Kellogg, and, by her, had issue.
1. Priscilla, b. 9 March 1784 ; m. (i), 30 April 1801, James Nelson ; m. (2),
15 Nov. 1807, Moses Abbot; d. 5 April 1811.
2. Margaret, b. 30 April 1786 ; m., 15 March 1813, Rev. J. Bradford.
3. Hannah Putnam, b. 3 Jan. 1789 ; m., 19 Sept.i 81 1, Samuel Train ; d. Jan. 1851.
4. Ann, b. 14 May 1791 ; m., 31 Dec. 1812, Edward Tucker ; d. 28 Nov. 1814.
5. Mary, b. i March 1793 ; m., 3 April 1832, David M. Russell.
6. Sarah, b. 27 April 1797 ; m., 3 Nov. 1819, Fred. F. Root.
He d. 5 June 1838.
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FLINT
DANIEL FLINT (1795- ), b. in North Reading, 22 March 1795 ; Major;
m., ii Dec. 1821, Sarajh, dau. of Rev. Dr. Peter Eaton, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Francis ^atonj of whom later.
2. Daniel Puftnfm, b. in North Reading, I 5 April 1827 ; m., 29 Dec. 1853, Mary
Frances Grover, and, by her, had issue, an only son : —
Daniel, b. 19 July 1856.
1. Sarah Stone',~H, 26 Jan. 1825 ; m., II Sept. 1849, B. B.Yale ; d. 19 April 1856.
2. Priscilla Bcrtcri ,b. 3 Feb. 1829 ; d. unm. 10 Nov. 1847.
3. Catharine D"octge, b. 30 May 1831 ; m., 8 Dec. 1853, George H. Kellogg.
4. Maria Franklin, b. 26 Aug. 1835 ; d. 1 1 July 1840.
FRANCIS EATON FLINT (1823- ), b. n Jan. 1823 ; m. Althea Hawes, and,
by her, had issue : —
FRANK PUTNAM, of whom we treat.
Residence — Los Angeles, California.
MATHER
Samuel Mather, b. at Cleveland, 13 July 1851 ; m., 19 Oct.
1 88 1, Flora, dau. of Amasa Stone.
DESCENT
RICHARD MATHER (1596-1669), b. in Lowton, in the parish of Winwick,
Co. Lancaster, 1596 ; son of Thomas Mather, a member of an ancient family
of yeomen ; matriculated at Brasenose College, Oxford, 9 May 1618 ; ordained
1619 ; Minister at Toxteth Park, Liverpool, and Prescot, Lancashire ; suspended for
nonconformity; emigrated to America, 1635; settled in Dorchester, Mass.;
Minister there 1636-1669 ; m. (i), 29 Sept. 1624, Catherine, dau. of Edmund
Holt, of Bury, Co. Lancaster, and, by her (who d. 1655), had issue :—
1. Samuel (Rev.), b. at Much Woolton, Co. Lancaster, 13 May 1626 ; graduated
at Harvard, M.A. 1643 ; afterwards Fellow ; returned to England, 1650 ;
Chaplain of Magdalen College, Oxford, 1650-1653 ; appointed Fellow
of Trinity College, Dublin, by Cromwell, 1655, but suspended at the
Restoration ; m. — Stevens ; d. 29 Oct. 1671, leaving issue.
2. Timothy, of whom later.
3. Nathaniel (Rev.), b. at Much Woolton 20 March 1631 ; graduated at Harvard,
M.A. 1647; returned to England, 1655 ; Minister at Barnstaple, 1656-1660;
afterwards in Dublin and London ; m. Maria, dau. of Rev. Dr. William
Benn ; d.s.p. 26 July 1697.
4. Joseph, b. 1634 ; d. young.
5. Eleazar (Rev.), b. 13 May 1637 ; graduated at Harvard, 1656; Minister at
Northampton, Mass., 1661-1669 ; m. Esther, dau. of Rev. John Warham ;
d. 24 July 1669, leaving issue.
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6. Increase (Rev.), b. at Dorchester, Mass., 21 June 1639 > graduated at Harvard,
M.A., 1656; M.A. Trinity College, Dublin, 1658 ; Minister at Great
Torrington, Co. Devon, and Guernsey ; returned to America, 1661 ;
President of Harvard, 1685-1701 ; m. (i) Maria, dau. of Rev. John
Cotton ; m. (2) Anne, dau. of Captain John ! ake ; d. 23 Aug. 1723,
leaving issue. His eldest son was the Rev. Dr. Cotton Mather, 1663-
1728, the celebrated colonial divine and author.
He d. 22 April 1669, having m. (2), 26 Aug. 1656, Sarah Story (who d.s.p.
27 May 1676), dau. of Richard Hankridge, of Boston, Co. Lincoln, and widow of
Rev. John Cotton.
TIMOTHY MATHER (1628-1684), of Dorchester, Mass., b. in Liverpool, 1628 ;
m. (l) Catherine, dau. of Major-General Humphrey Atherton, and, by her, had
issue : —
1. Samuel (Rev.), b. 5 July 1650; graduated at Harvard, 1671 ; Minister at
Windsor, Conn. ; one of the founders of Yale College, 1700 ; m. Hannah,
dau. of Hon. Robert Treat, Governor of Connecticut ; d. 1 8 March 1728,
leaving issue.
2. Richard, of whom later.
3. Nathaniel, b. 2 Sept. 1658 ; d. young.
4. Joseph, b. 25 May 1661 ; m., 1689, Sarah Clapp ; d. 8 Jan. 1691, leaving
issue.
5. Atherton, of Suffield, Conn., b. 4 Oct. 1663 ; m. (i) Rebecca, dau. of Thomas
Stoughton ; m. (2) Mary Lamb ; d. 9 Nov. 1734, leaving issue.
I. Catherine, b. 6 Jan. 1656 ; d. unm. 1694.
He d. 14 Jan. 1684, having m. (2), 20 March 1679, Elizabeth, dau. of Amiel
Weeks, who d.s.p.
RICHARD MATHER (1653-1688), of Dorchester, Mass., and Lyme, Conn.,
b. 2O Dec. 1653 ' m-> I Juty I68o, Catherine Wise, and, by her, had issue :—
1. Timothy, b. 20 March 1 68 1 ; Captain of Militia ; m. Sarah Noyes ; d. 25 July
1755, leaving issue.
2. Samuel, of whom later.
3. Joseph, b. 29 Jan. 1686 ; Lieutenant of Militia ; in. Phebe — — ; d. 20 Sept.
1 749, leaving issue.
I. Elizabeth, b. 20 Nov. 1682 ; m. Zachariah Sill, and had issue.
He d. 17 Aug. 1688.
SAMUEL MATHER (1684-1725), of Lyme, Conn., b. 3 Jan. 1684 ; m., 1712,
Deborah Champion, by whom he had issue : —
I. Richard, of whom later.
1. Mary, b. 14 Nov. 1715 ; d. young.
2. Deborah, b. 15 Jan. 1718; m., 1742, Benjamin Marvin; d. 21 Jan. 1775,
leaving issue.
3. Lucy, b. 18 Dec. 1720; m. (i), 1744, Nathaniel Peck; m. (2) John Sill;
d. 1 7 Oct. 1796, leaving issue.
4. Mehitable, b. 28 Dec. 1723 ; d. unm. 1741.
He d. 17 July 1725.
RICHARD MATHER (1712- ), of Lyme, Conn., b. 22 Dec. 1712; m.,
1 8 May 1742, Deborah Ely, by whom he had issue : —
i. Samuel, of whom later.
i. William, b. I 5 Sept. 1746 ; d. in infancy.
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3. William, b. 21 Nov. 1747, of Southwick, Mass. ; m., 1768, Rhoda Marvin;
d. 1835, leaving issue.
4. Elias, of Lyme, Conn., b. 10 Feb. 1750, ; Captain of Militia ; m., 1771,
Luanda, dau. of Captain Abner Lee ; d. 30 Aug. 1788, leaving issue.
5. Ezra, b. 25 Feb. 1755 ; d. in infancy.
6. Ezra, b. 27 April 1756 ; d. young.
7. Sylvester, b. I Sept. 1758 ; Captain ; m. 1788, Elizabeth, dau. of Edward
Wait, by whom he had issue ; d. at sea, 1810.
8. Richard, b. 4 July 1765 ; m. Eunice, dau. of Dr. Caulkins.
1. Mehitable, b. 7 March 1743 ; m., 1761, Major-General Samuel Holden Parsons;
d. 7 Aug. 1802, leaving issue.
2. Deborah, b. 3 Oct. 1752 ; m. Captain Ezra Lee ; d. 1816.
3. Polly, b. 31 March 1760 ; m., 1780, William Champlin.
4. Lucia, b. 13 March 1763.
SAMUEL MATHER (1745- ), of Lyme, Conn., b. 22 Feb. 1745 ; m.,
14 Nov. 1765, Lois, dau. of Thomas Griswold, and, by her, had issue: —
1. Thomas, of Middletown, Conn., b. 10 Nov. 1768 ; m. (l) Elizabeth, dau. of
Elijah Hubbard ; m. (2) Sally A., dau. of Benjamin Williams : d. 6 March
1 849, leaving issue.
2. Samuel, of whom later.
3. Henry, b. 31 July 1777 ; d. unm. 24 Aug. 1802.
4. Richard, b. 10 May 1782 ; d. unm. 2 Aug. 1805.
5. James, b. 14 March 1785 ; m., 1811, Caroline Tinker; d. 21 April 1842,
leaving issue.
1. Anna, b. 11 Dec. 1766 ; m., 1790, Dr. William Lord ; d. 3 i Oct. 1818.
2. Phebe, b. 22 July 1772 ; m. Dr. Thomas Minor ; d. Feb. 1811.
3. Mehitable, b. 14 Nov. 1774; m., 1799, Captain Thomas Sill; d. 5 Dec.
1831, leaving issue.
4. Frances, b. 13 Dec. 1779 ; m., 1799, Sylvester Chapman ; d. 4 March 1815
leaving issue.
5. Margaret, b. 16 July 1787 ; m., 1808, Judge William Nicoll Sill, and had
isiue.
6. Lydia, b. 10 Aug. 1790 ; m., 1810, Elijah Hubbard ; d. 5 March 1850, leaving
issue.
SAMUEL MATHER (1771-1854), of Middletown, Conn., b. 4 Jan. 1771 ; m.
Catherine, dau. of Abraham Livingston, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Samuel Livingston, of whom later.
2. Howard, of Brooklyn, N.Y., b. 15 March 1820 ; m., 30 June 1846, Mary L.
Suydam, and had issue.
3. Henry R., b. 17 May 1824; m., 5 Oct. 1865, Mary L. Hewitt; d. 13 Jan.
1888.
1. Louisa Maria, b. 14 Jan. 1808 ; m., 1838, Major-General Joseph King
Mansfield, and had issue.
2. Elisabeth H., b. 24 Sept. 1810 ; m., 1829, N. Walton.
3. Catherine, b. 19 Jan. 1813 ; d. young.
4. Jane Ann, b. 13 Dec. 1814; m., 1834, Thomas G. Mather.
5. Catherine Livingston, b. 8 May 1822 ; m., 1841, Roderick Henry Burnham,
and had issue ; d. I 3 July 1885.
6. Mary Cornelia, b. 25 July 1827 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 1 6 April 1854.
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MATHER
SAMUEL LIVINGSTON MATHER (1817- ), of Cleveland, Ohio, b. 13 July
1817 ; m. (i), 24 Sept. 1850, Georgina Pomeroy Woolson, and, by her (who d.
2 Nov. 1853), nad issue: —
i . SAMUEL, of whom we treat.
1. Catherine Livingston, b. 3 Sept. 1853.
He m. (2), ii June 1856, Elisabeth L. Gwin, and, by her, had issue : —
2. William Gwin, b. 22 Sept. 1857.
Residence — 1265 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
FITZHUGH
Francis Conway Fitzhugh, b. 6 Oct.
1847; m-» 22 Dec. 1869, Lola Ruggles,
dau. of Dr. Henry D. Ashton, and, by
her, has issue.
DESCENT
WILLIAM FITZHUGH, of Wylden, Co. Bedford;
m. Katherine Byll, of Ashwell, Co. Hertford, and
had issue : —
1. William, of whom later.
2. Thomas, d. young.
3. Nicholas, m. Grace, dau. of Richard Stokes,
of White Notley, and had issue.
4. John.
5. Robert, of Wavendon, Co. Buckingham; m.,
Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Bury, of
Toddington, and had issue.
1. Cecily.
2. Jane.
3. Anne.
4. Mary, m. Thomas Nokes, ot Ashwell, Co.
Hertford.
WILLIAM FITZHUGH, of Bedford, Maltster, who, in his will dated 2 Jan. 1632,
refers to his brother Robert, of Wavendon, m. Margaret Smith, and, by her, had
issue : —
1. William, bap. at St. Paul's Church, Bedford, i Aug. 1613.
2. Henry, of whom later.
3. Thomas.
4. Hugh.
5. Peter.
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FITZHUGH
6. Robert.
7. Francis.
1 . Elizabeth ; m. Thomas Paradine, Mayor of Bedford.
2. Margaret.
3. Sybil.
His will was proved 25 Sept. 1638.
HENRY FITZHUGH (1614- ), of Bedford, b. 1614 ; m. Mary , and, by
her, had issue : —
1. Henry, bap. at St. Paul's Church, Bedford, 28 April 1650 ; Captain in the
British Army.
2. William, of whom later.
1. Margaret, bap. 12 Nov. 1640 ; d. in Virginia about 1676, leaving issue.
2. Susan, bap. 27 Oct. 1642.
3. Mary, bap. 26 Dec. 1643.
4. Elizabeth, bap. 12 Jan. 1644.
5. Dorothy, bap. 24 Jan. 1645 ; m. (i) Dr. Ralph Smith, of Virginia ; m. (2)
George Luke.
WILLIAM FITZHUGH (1651- ), bap. at St. Paul's Church, Bedford, 10 Jan.
1651 ; went to Virginia about 1670, settled on the Potomac in Stafford Co. on an
estate he named Bedford ; was a Member of the House of Burgesses, Virginia ; Colonel
of Militia; m., I May 1674, Sarah, dau. of John Tucker, of Westmoreland Co.,
Virginia, and, by her, had issue : —
1. William ; Member of the Council, Virginia ; m. Anne, dau. of Richard Lee,
and, by her (who m. (2) Captain Daniel McCarty, of Cople), had issue.
2. Henry, of whom later.
3. Thomas, m. Ann, dau. of Colonel George Mason, and had issue.
4. George, m. Mary, dau. of Colonel George Mason ; d. 1722, leaving issue.
5. John, m. Ann Barbara, dau. of Daniel McCarty, Speaker of the House of
Burgesses ; d. 21 Jan. 1733, leaving issue.
HENRY FITZHUGH (1687-1758), b. 15 Jan. 1687 ; High Sheriff of Stafford Co.,
1715 ; Member of the House of Burgesses, 1736 ; m., 24 Feb. 1718, Susanna, dau.
of Mordecai Cooke, of Gloucester Co. (Member of the House of Burgesses, 1714),
and, by her (who d. 21 Nov. 1749), had issue : —
1. William, b. 12 Dec. 1719 ; d. in infancy.
2. Henry, of whom later.
3. Thomas, of Boscobel, Stafford Co.
4. John, of Bellair, Stafford Co., b. 30 June 1727 ; m., 30 Oct. 1746, Alice, dau.
of Rowland Thornton, of Crowes, King George Co. ; d. I May 1 809,
leaving issue.
5. William, b. 21 Aug. 1729 ; d. unm. 17 April 1785.
1. Ann, b. 8 March 1721; m., 6 Nov. 1740, Rev. Robert Rose, of Essex, and
St. Anne's Parish, Albemarle ; d. 18 April 1789.
2. Sarah, b. 21 Aug. 1729.
3. Elizabeth, b. 1736.
He d. 12 Dec. 1758.
HENRY FITZHUGH (1723-1783), of Bedford, Stafford Co., b. 10 Sept. 1723 ;
Colonel in the Stafford Co. Militia; m., 23 Oct. 1746, Sarah Battaile, of Caroline
Co., and, by her, had issue : —
1 . Henry, of whom later.
2. John Battaile ; d. unm.
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3. William, m. (i) Elizabeth Dedman ; m. (2) Sarah, dau. of Colonel Edward
Digges ; d. 1817, leaving issue.
4. George, m. Mary, dau. of Colonel Edward Digges ; d. 1823, leaving issue.
5. Thomas, d. unm.
6. Nicholas, b. 10 May 1764; Judge of Washington, D.C. ; m. Sarah, dau. of
Burdett Ashton, and had issue.
7. Richard, m. Ann Meade, and had issue.
8. Mordecai Cooke, m. — Fitzhugh, and had issue.
9. Battaile, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Colonel Lawrence Taliaferro, and had issue.
10. Giles, d. unm.
1. Sarah, m. Theoderick Bland, and had issue.
2. Susan, m. Townshend Dade, and had issue.
3. Mary, m. Dr. Stuart, of King George Co.
Hed. Feb. 1783.
HENRY FITZHUGH (1750-1777), of Fitzhughburg, b. 7 May 1750; m., 28 Oct.
1770, Elizabeth, dau. of Colonel Dudley Stith, of Brunswick Co., and, dying 9 June
1777, in the lifetime of his father, left by her (who d. 23 May 1786), an only child : —
HENRY FITZHUGH (1773-1830), of Bedford, Stafford Co., b. n Feb. 1773;
m., 3 May 1791, Elizabeth, dau. of Catlett Con way, of Orange Co., and, by her
(who d. 4 Aug. 1845), nad issue :—
1. Henry Stith, b. 13 April 1796 ; d.s.p. 1844.
2. Catlett Conway, b. 31 Dec. 1800 ; d.s.p. 20 April 1827.
3. Francis Conway, of whom later.
4. Drury Stith, b. I 3 Sept. 1803 ; d. young.
5. James Madison, b. 25 April 1809 ; m., 20 July 1830, Mary Stuart, and had
issue.
6. Drury Boiling, b. 28 June 1813 ; m. (l), 5 Dec. 1833, Carolina P. Turner ;
m. (2), 29 April 1847, Mary M. Eliott ; d. 8 Oct. 1883, leaving issue.
1. Elizabeth Catlett, b. 31 Jan. 1793 ; m., 2 July 1817, Colonel John G. Stuart ;
d. 12 April 1821.
2. Elizabeth, b. 31 Jan. 1794.
3. Louisa Conway, b. 8 April 1798 ; m., 6 Dec. 1827, Abram Barnes Hooe.
4. Susanna, b. 13 Sept. 1805 ; d. in infancy.
5. Susanna Conway, b. I 5 July 1806 ; d. young.
6. Sarah Battaile, b. 15 July 1811; m., 25 May 1830, James Barbour Newman.
7. Anne Wray, b. 5 Sept. 1816 ; m., 22 Jan. 1834, Albert G. Dade.
He d. 10 Aug. 1830.
FRANCIS CONWAY FITZHUGH (1801-1858), of Bedford, King George Co.,
b. 8 Sept. 1 80 1; m., 5 Dec. 1843, R°sa Spence, and, by her (who d. March 1849),
had issue : —
1. William Carter, b. 1845 ; d. unm. 25 Sept. 1861.
2. FRANCIS CONWAY, of whom we treat.
He d. ii April 1858.
Residence — Bedford, King George Co., Virginia.
Arms — Ermine, on a chief gules, three martlets or.
Crest — A Cornish chough proper.
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KINGSBURY
Frederick John Kingsbury, b. i Jan. 1823 ; m. 29 April 1851,
Alathea Ruth, dau. of William Henry Scovil, of Waterbury,
Conn., and, by her (who d. 7 Dec. 1899), has had issue : —
1. William Charles, b. 2 July 1853 ; d. 2 March 1864.
2. Frederick John, b. 7 July 1863 ; m. Adele Townsend, and, by her,
has issue : —
Frederick John, b. 10 Sept. 1895.
Ruth, b. 29 Aug. 1887.
1. Mary Eunice, b. 9 June 1856 ; m., 1882, Dr. Charles Stedman Bull ;
d., 1898, leaving issue : —
Frederick, b. 28 April 1884.
Ludlow, b. 10 Jan. 1886.
Dorothy, b. 10 Dec. 1887.
2. Alice Eliza, b. 4 May 1858.
3. Edith Davies, b. 6 Feb. 1860.
The Hon. Frederick John Kingsbury graduated at Yale
University, 1846 (LL.D. 1899) ; Member of the Connecticut
Legislature, 1850—1865.
DESCENT
HENRY KINGSBURY ( -1687) ; emigrated to Massachussets, 1630, and
settled at Haverhill ; m. Susanna , and, by her (who d. 21 Feb. 1678), had
issue : —
1. John, m. Elizabeth Dustin ; d., 23 Jan. 1670, leaving issue.
2. Ephraim, killed by the Indians at Haverhill, 2 May 1676.
3. James, m. Sarah, dau. of Matthias Button, and had issue.
4. Joseph, of whom later
5. Samuel, m. 1679, Huldah Corliss ; d., 26 Sept. 1698, leaving issue.
6. Thomas, m. (i) Deborah Eastman ; m (2) Sarah Haines.
i. Susanna, m., 1662, Joseph Pike.
He d. i Oct. 1687.
JOSEPH KINGSBURY (1657-1741), of Haverhill, Mass., b. 1657; removed to
Norwich, Conn., in 1708 ; m., 2 April 1679, Love, dau. of Thomas Ayres, of
Haverhill, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Joseph, of whom later.
2. Nathaniel, b. 23 Aug. 1684 ; m. Hannah, dau. of John Denison, and had issue.
1. Elizabeth, b. 10 May 1686 ; d. 24 May 1686.
2. Mary, b. 19 Oct. 1687.
3. Elizabeth, b. 16 Oct. 1693.
4. Susannah, b. 24 Sept. 1695.
He d. 1741.
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KINGSBURY
JOSEPH KINGSBURY (1682-1757), b. 22 June 1682; Ensign, 1719; Lieutenant,
1727 ; Captain, 1748 ; m., 5 Feb. 1706, Ruth, dau. of John Denison, of Ipswich,
Mass., and, by her (who d. 6 May 1779), had issue : —
1. Ephraim, b. 4 Jan. 1706.
2. Joseph, b. 1714.
3. Ebenezer, b. 1716 ; m. Priscilla Kingsbury, and, by her, had issue.
4. Eleazer, b. 1718.
5. Daniel, b. 1724.
6. Nathaniel, of whom later.
1. Hannah, b. 1708 ; m. Captain Jacob Hyde.
2. Love, b. 1710 ; m. Josiah Barker.
3. Ruth, b. 1712 ; m. Joshua Egerton.
4. Eunice, b. 1720 ; m. John Barker.
5. Tabitha, b. 1726 ; m. — Waldo.
6. Irene, b. 1729 ; d. unm.
He d. i Dec. 1757.
NATHANIEL KINGSBURY (1730- ), of Norwich, West Farms, Conn.,
b. 7 Feb. 1730 ; m., 4 Sept. 1755, Sarah, dau. of Jacob Hill, of Cambridge, Mass.,
and had issue : —
1. Jacob, b. 6 June 1756 ; Colonel ; d., I July 1837, leaving issue.
2. Nathaniel, b. 1760; d. unm. 1785.
3. John, of whom later.
4. Joseph, b. 1764.
5. Charles, b. 1767 ; d.s.p.
6. William, b. 1775 ; d.s.p.
1. Sarah, b. 1758 ; m. Benjamin Ellis, M.D.
2. Tabitha, b. 1770 ; d. 1786.
3. Bethia, b. 1772 ; d. 1790.
JOHN KINGSBURY (1761-1844), b. 30 Dec. 1761; graduated at Yale College,
1786; m., 6 Nov. 1794, Marcia, dau. of Stephen Bronsor, of Waterbury, Conn. ;
and, dying 26 Aug. 1844, had, by her (who d. 21 March 1813), a son : —
CHARLES DENISON KINGSBURY (1795-1890), of Waterbury, Conn. ; b. 7 Nov.
1795 ; m., 5 March 1821, Eliza, dau. of Dr. Frederick Leavenworth, of Waterbury,
and, by her (who d. 16 Nov. 1852), left issue an only son : —
FREDERICK JOHN, of whom we treat.
He d. 1 6 Jan. 1890.
Residence — Waterbury, Connecticut.
Clubs — Century, University (New York).
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HENRY
William Wirt Henry, b. 1860 ; m., 10 July 1894, Auner Lee,
dau. of Bladen Tasker Dulaney, of Fauquier Co., Virginia, who d.
1894.
DESCENT
JOHN HENRY, son of Alexander Henry and Jane Robertson his wife, of Aberdeen,
Scotland; emigrated to Virginia before 1730; Colonel of Militia; for many years
presiding magistrate of Hanover Co. ; m. Sarah, dau. of Isaac Winston, and widow of
Colonel John Syme, and had issue : —
1. William, d.s.p.
2. Patrick, of whom later.
1. Jane, m. Colonel Samuel Meredith, and had issue.
2. Sarah, m. Thomas Thomas of Bristol.
3. Susanna, m. General Thomas Madison, and had issue.
4. Mary, m. Luke Bowyer.
5. Anne, m. Colonel George William Christian, who was killed by the Indians, near
Louisville, Kentucky, in 1784.
6. Elizabeth, m. (i) General William Campbell ; m. (2) General Edward Carring-
ton (who d. 3 July 1825), and had issue.
7. Lucy, m. Colonel Valentine Wood, of Goochland Co., Virginia, and had issue.
PATRICK HENRY (1736-1799), b. 29 May 1736 ; elected a member of the
Virginia House of Burgesses, 1765; delegate to the 1st Continental Congress;
appointed by the State Convention Colonel of the ist Virginia Regiment, and com
mander of all the Virginian forces; elected to the Virginian Convention, 1776;
appointed first Governor of the State, 1776, to which office he was several times re-
elected ; m. (i), 1754, Sarah, dau. of John Shelton, and had issue : —
1. John, m., and had issue : —
Edmund, settled in Tennessee.
2. William.
1. Martha, m. John, son of Rev. Peter Fontaine.
2. Anne, m. Spencer Roane, Judge of Court of Appeals of Virginia (who d. 4 Sept.
1822), and had issue.
3. Elizabeth, b. 23 April 1769 ; m., 12 Oct. 1786, Philip Aylett, of King William
Co., and had issue ; d. 24 Oct. 1842.
He m. (2), 9 Oct. 1777, Dorothea, dau. of R. W. Dandridge, and granddau. of
Governor Alexander Spotswood, and, by her (who m. (2) Judge Edmund Winston,
of the Court of Appeals, Virginia, and d. 1831), had issue : —
3. Patrick, b. 15 Aug. 1783 ; m. Elvira, dau. of Colonel William Cabell, of Union
Hill, Nelson Co., and had issue.
4. Fayette, b. 29 Oct. 1785 ; m. — Elean ; d.s.p.
5. Alexander Spotswood, b. 2 June 1788 ; m. Paulina, dau. of Dr. George Cabell,
of Lynchburg, Virginia, and had isssue.
6. Nathaniel, b. 7 April 1 790 ; m. Virginia Woodson, and, by her, had issue ; d.
1850.
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7. Richard, b. 27 March 1792 ; d. in infancy.
8. Edward Winston, b. 21 Jan. 1794 ; m. Jane Yuille, and had issue.
9. John, of whom later.
4. Dorothea Spotswood, b. 2 Aug. 1778 ; m., 1799, George Dabney Winston, and
had issue.
5. Sarah Butler, b. 4 Jan. 1780 ; m. (i) Robert, brother of Thomas Campbell
the poet ; m. (2) Alexander Scott, of Fauquier Co., Virginia ; d.s.p.
6. Martha Catherine, b. 3 Nov. 1781 ; m. Edward, son of Judge James Henry,
of Northumberland Co., and had issue.
7. Jane Robertson, b. I 5 Jan. 1798 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 6 June 1799.
JOHN HENRY (1796-1868), b. 16 Feb. 1796; m., 19 Oct. 1826, Elvira S.,
dau. of Hon. Thomas S. McClelland, and, by her (who d. 1873), had issue : —
1. William Wirt, of whom later.
2. Thomas Stanhope, b. 22 July 1833 ; m., Jan. 1858, Mary E., dau. of R. F.
Gaines, of Charlotte Co., Virginia, and has had issue : —
1. Thomas Stanhope, b. 4 May 1863.
2. Robert Gaines, b. 4 Dec. 1866.
I. Mary Gaines, b. 29 May 1859.
1. Margaret Ann, b. 4 Oct. 1827; m., 29 Nov. 1849, William A. Miller, of
Lynchburg, Virginia, and had issue.
2. Elvira Bruce, b. 2 July 1829 ; m. (i), 9 May 1848, Jesse A. Higginbotham, of
Amherst Co., Virginia, who d.s.p. ; m. (2), 19 Nov. 1851, Alexander F.
Taylor, and had issue.
3. Laura Helen, b. 15 March 1836 ; m., March 1855, Dr. James W. Carter ; d.s.p.
4 July 1856.
4. Emma Cabell, b. 14 Feb. 1838 ; m., 22 Dec. 1858, Major James B. Ferguson, of
Richmond (who was agent for the Confederate Government in Europe), and
had issue.
He d. 7 Jan. 1868.
WILLIAM WIRT HENRY (1831-1900), b. at Red Hill, Charlotte Co., Virginia,
14 Feb. 1831 ; educated at the University of Virginia, where he graduated M.A. ;
admitted to the Bar, 1853 » State Attorney for Charlotte County ; removed to Rich
mond, 1873, anc^ represented that city in the Legislature, 1877-1883 ; m., 8 Nov.
1854, Lucy Gray, dau. of James P. Marshall, of Charlotte Co., Virginia, and had
issue : —
i. WILLIAM WIRT, of whom we treat.
1. Elizabeth Watkins, b. 22 Oct. 1855 ; m., 9 Oct. 1879, Hon. James Lyons,
Member of the House of Delegates of Virginia, son of Judge William H.
Lyons, and has had issue.
2. Lucy Gray, m., 26 Oct. 1886, Matthew Bland Harrison, of Petersburg, and has
had issue.
He d. 1900.
Residence — Richmond, Virginia.
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HUGER
William Elliott Huger, b. 28 Nov.
1874.
DESCENT
DANIEL HUGER (1651-1711), b. at Loudun,
Turenne, France, I April 1651 ; son of John
Huger, a Huguenot, who was a Royal Notary at
Loudun; emigrated to America, 1685 ; settled at
Santee, Craven Co., South Carolina ; m., May
1677, Margaret, dau. of Orei Perdriau, silk mer
chant, of La Rochelle, France, and, by her (who
d. 1717), had issue: —
I. Daniel, of whom later.
1. Margaret, b. at La Rochelle, 21 Feb. 1678,
m., 17 Aug. 1704, Elias Horry, of
South Carolina, and had issue.
2. Magdalen, d. young.
He d. 24 Dec. 171 1.
DANIEL HUGER (1688-1754), b. at Santee,
16 March 1688 ; m. (i), 25 Jan. 1710, Elizabeth
(who d.s.p. 23 May 1740), dau. of Philip Gendron ;
m. (2), 14 May 1741, Mary, dau. of Isaac Cordes,
and, by her (who d. 30 Dec. 1746), had issue : —
1. Daniel, of whom later.
2. Isaac, b. 19 March 1743 ; Brigadier-General in the Revolutionary Army ;
m., 23 March 1762, Elizabeth Chalmers; d. 17 Oct. 1797, leaving
issue.
3. John, b. 5 June 1744 ; Secretary of South Carolina ; m. (i) Charlotte Motte ;
m. (2) Ann, dau. of — Brown, and widow of. — Cusack ; d. 22 Jan.
01 • • «W\fiA- J
I 804, leaving issue.
4. Benjamin, b. 30 Dec. 1746 ; Major in the Revolutionary Army ; Member of
the House of Assembly and Provincial Congress ; m. (i) .— Golightly ;
m. (2) Mary Kinloch, and, dying II May 1779, had issue.
He m. (3), 4 Dec. 1747, Lydia (who d. 4 Sept. 1748), dau. of Robert Johnson;
m. (4), 19 Oct. 1749, Ann, dau. of Colonel Francis Le Jau, and, by her (who
<1..6 Dec. 1754), had issue: —
5. Francis, b. 19 June 1751; Colonel in the Revolutionary Army; d, 18 Aug.
181 1, leaving issue.
6. Paul, b. 27 Aug. 1752; d.s.p.
i. Margaret, b. 23 Aug. 1754 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 8 Dec. 1754.
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HUGER
DANIEL HUGER (1742-1799), b. at the Limerick Plantation, Cooper River,
South Carolina, 20 Feb. 1742 ; Member of U.S. Congress, 1786-1793 ; m. Sabina
Elliott, and, by her, had issue : —
I. Daniel Elliott, of whom later.
I. Sarah Elliott, d. unm. at New York.
2 Ann Elliott, m. Edward Laight, of New York, and had issue.
3. Sabina Elliott, m. John Wells, of New York, and had issue.
He d. 6 July 1799.
DANIEL ELLIOTT HUGER (1779-1854), b. 28 June 1779 ; graduated at Prince
ton, 1798 ; Member of U.S. Congress, 1815-1819 ; Judge, South Carolina, 1819 ;
U.S. Senator, 1842-1845 ; m., 26 Nov. 1800, Isabella Johannes, dau. of Arthur Mid-
dleton, one of the signatories of the Declaration of Independence, and, by her
(who d. 25 Aug. 1865), had issue :—
1. William Elliott, d. unm.
2. Daniel Elliott, of whom later.
3. John Middleton, m. Allen Deas, and had issue.
4. Joseph Alston, M.D., m. Mary Esther, dau. of Francis Kinloch Huger, and had
issue.
5. Arthur Middleton, m. Margaret Campbell, dau. of Hon. Mitchell King, and had
issue.
1. Mary Middleton, b. 1802 ; m. Joseph Manigault ; d. 1831, leaving issue.
2. Emma Middleton, m. Allen Smith Izard ; d.s.p.
3. Sabina Elliott, b. 1811 ; m. Charles Tidyman Lowndes ; d. 15 June 1874,.
leaving issue.
4. Sarah Elliott, m. James W. Wilkinson, and had issue.
5. Eliza Caroline Middleton, m. William Mason Smith, and had issue.
He d. 21 Aug. 1854.
DANIEL ELLIOTT HUGER, m. Caroline Proctor, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Daniel Elliott, Captain in the Confederate States Army ; killed in action, 20 Sept.
1863.
2. Stephen Proctor, of the Confederate States Army ; d.s.p. 25 Jan. 1862.
3. William Elliott, of whom later.
4. Joseph Proctor, b. 1846, of the Confederate States Army ; killed in action at
Fort Sumpter, 13 April 1864.
5. Richard Proctor.
1. Mary, m. General Arthur Middleton Manigault, of the Confederate States Army,
and had issue.
2. Caroline Proctor.
3. Isabella Middleton.
WILLIAM ELLIOTT HUGER, m. Elizabeth, dau. of John Julius Pringle Smith,,
and, by her, had issue : —
1. Daniel Elliott.
2. WILLIAM ELLIOTT, of whom we treat.
1. Elizabeth.
2. Caroline Proctor, b. 26 April 1876 ; d. in infancy.
Residence — 34 Meeting Street, Charleston, South Carolina.
Arms — Argent, a human heart emitting flame, between two laurel
branches fructed saltirewise in chief, and an anchor erect in
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HUGER
base, all proper, accompanied by as many flaunches azure, each
charged with a fleur-de-lis or.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a Virginian nightingale perched
on a sprig, proper.
POOLE
Murray Edward Poole, b. at Centre Moreland, Pennsylvania,
17 July 1857 ; m., at Limestone, N.Y., 4 Nov. 1891, Eva, dau.
of James Zeliffe, J.P., and had issue : —
Laura Frances, b. 4 Dec. 1893.
Mr. Poole graduated at Cornell University, A.B., 1880 ;
admitted to the Bar, 1889; J.P., 1891-1895; Special County
Judge, 1889; Acting Recorder, 1893-1895; LL.D., Nashville
College, 1900; D.C.L., American University, 1901; Deputy
Attorney-General, 1907.
DESCENT
EDWARD POOLE (1609-1664), of Northleigh, Co. Devon, b, 1609; emigrated
to America, 1635, and was one of the founders of Weymouth, Massachusetts;
m., Sarah, dau. of John Pynney, of Exeter, Co. Devon, and had issue : —
1. Samuel.
2. Isaac.
3. Joseph, of whom later.
4. Benjamin.
5. John.
6. Jacob.
I. Sarah.
Hed. 1664.
JOSEPH POOLE ( -1706), of Weymouth, Mass.; m. Elizabeth, dau. of John
Shaw, and had issue : —
1. Benjamin.
2. Samuel, of whom later.
3. Joseph.
4. Isaac.
1. Elizabeth'.'
2. Susannah. /
3. Mary.
4. Margaret. W ">
5. Abigail. .
He d. 1706.
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POOLE
SAMUEL POOLE (1690-1785), b. at Weymouth, 1690; removed to Abingdon,
Mass., 1711 ; Sergeant, 1722; J.P., 1734-1754; Selectman, 1718-1724; Repre
sentative, 1735 ; m. Sarah, dau. of Hon. Jacob Nash, and, dying 1785, left
issue : —
SAMUEL POOLE (1713-1796), b. at Abingdon, Mass., 18 Sept. 1713 ; Select
man, 1758-1764; Representative, 1765 and 1778; Member of Committee of
Safety and Correspondence during Revolutionary War ; m., Nov. 1733, Rebecca,
dau. of Joshua Shaw, and, dying 28 April 1796, left issue : —
SAMUEL POOLE (1736-1830), b. 27 Aug. 1736 ; Lieutenant Continental Army ;
m., 24 Jan. 1760, Ruth, dau. of John Fullerton, and, dying 19 Dec. 1830, left, by
her (who d. 3 Aug. 1835), issue :—
WILLIAM POOLE (1777-1852), b. at Easton, Mass., 5 May 1777 ; Captain
in War of 1812; m. Sarah, dau. of Daniel Packard, and, dying at Beaumont,
Pennsylvania, 6 Jan. 1852, left, by her (who d. at Abingdon, Mass., 10 Sept. 1846),
issue : —
DANIEL . POOLE (1797-1864), b. at Abingdon (or Easton), Mass., 10 June
1797; soldier in War of 1812 ; Mayor of City of Mt. Carmel, Illinois, 1854;
m., 7 April 1825, Anna Rebecca, dau. of Colonel Valentine Gardner, of Philadelphia,
and, dying 5 March 1864, left, by her (who d. 28 May 1883), issue :—
EDWARD VALENTINE POOLE (1826-1887), of Ithaca, N.Y., b. in Philadelphia,
3 April 1826; Captain of Militia; m., II Sept. 1850, Susan, dau. of Captain
Samuel Carey, of Centre Moreland, Pennsylvania, and, by her (who d. at South
Waverley, Pennsylvania, 24 Nov. 1892), had issue: —
1. Charles Franklin, b. I June 1851.
2. MURRAY EDWARD, of whom we treat.
1. Emily Ann, b. 27 March 1853 ; d. 8 Aug. 1854.
2. Clara Isabel, b. 14 Oct. 1859 ; m. Hon. George Titus Baker, Mayor of Daven
port, Iowa.
3. Laura Frances, b. 3 March 1861 ; m. (i) Thomas Blake Campbell, of Ithaca,
N.Y. ; m. (2) John Hoyt, of Davenport, Iowa.
He d. at Wyoming, Delaware, 6 Oct. 1887.
Residence — Ithaca, New York.
Club — Democratic (New York).
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BLAKE
Godfrey Mundy Blake, b. July 1845 J
m., 1897, Jane Hardee, of Hardeeville,
South Carolina.
DESCENT
JOSEPH BLAKE (1769-1865), of Hamells
Park, Co. Hertford, eldest son of William Blake,
of Plainsfield and Pawlets, South Carolina (see
BlakeTrreaerick Kulledgej, b. 1769; educated
at Eton and at Cambridge ; m. a dau. of Colonel
Hough, and, by her, had issue : —
1. William, of Newington, South Carolina,
and Park Crescent, Worthing, Co.
Sussex ; b. and educated in England ;
m., Dec. 1828, Jean Wykeham, dau.
of Fiennes Wykeham Martin, of Leeds
Castle, Co. Kent, and of Chacombe
Priory, Co. Northampton ; d. at
Brighton, Co. Sussex, April 1889,
leaving issue.
2. Joseph, b. in England ; m., 20 July 1837,
Elizabeth Mary Anne, dau. of Major
General Sir Evan John Murray
McGregor, Bart., K.C.B., Governor-
General of the Windward Islands (by
Elizabeth his wife, dau. of John, 4th Duke of Atholl) ; d. at Bury St. Ed
munds, Co. Suffolk, 28 May 1889, leaving, by her (who d. 29 March
1857), issue.
3. Robert, d. unm.
4. Walter, of whom later.
5. Francis, d. unm. 1865.
1. Anna Maria, m. Henry King, of Brighton, Co. Sussex, and had issue.
2. Louisa, m., 12 April 1837, Arthur Marcus Cecil, 3rd Baron Sandys, P.C. (who
d. IO April 1863) ; d. 6 April 1886, leaving issue.
He d. 27 March 1865.
WALTER BLAKE (1804-1871), of Bonny Hall, South Carolina, b. in England,
1804; returned to Carolina; m., 16 June 1837, Anne Stead, dau. of Ralph Stead
Izard, and, by her (who. d. 10 Aug. 1892), had issue : —
1. Walter, b. Aug. 1841 ; m., Aug. 1870, Henrietta Louisa, dau. of Daniel Blake,
who d.s.p. Sept. 1872.
2. GODFREY MUNDY, of whom we treat.
3. Reginald Edmund, b. May 1849 5 d. unm-
4. Alfred Sidney, of Hayfield, North Carolina, b. June 1851.
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BLAKE
1. Louisa Patience, b. 1840 ; m. (i) Daniel Blake Hey ward, and had issue : —
1. Anne Louise.
2. Henrietta, d. in infancy.
m. (2), 1872, James R. Rutledge, who d. Sept. 1899.
2. Anna Maria, b. 1843 ; m. Colonel Henry M. Rutledge, of the 25th North
Carolina Regiment, C.S.A., and had issue : —
Frederick.
He d. at Savannah, Georgia, 6 Aug. 1871.
Residence — Rice Hope, Savannah River, Georgia.
Arms — Argent, a chevron between three garbs, sable.
Crest — On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a martlet argent.
ROBERTSON
William Robertson, b. 13 Sept. 1859.
DESCENT
WILLIAM ROBERTSON, son of John Robertson, Bailie of Edinburgh, emigrated
to America in the latter part of the seventeenth century and settled in Virginia,
held several appointments under the British Government and was at one time
Receiver of York River, Naval Officer for the District of York River, and Secretary
to the Council of State under Governor Spotswood ; m., and had, with other
issue, a son : —
WILLIAM ROBERTSON, who inherited lands in Chesterfield Co., Virginia,
served in the Colonial Wars ; m. Sarah Towns, by whom he had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. William.
3. James.
4. Archibald.
1. Martha.
2. Ann.
His will was dated 18 April 1774.
JOHN ROBERTSON ( -1808), served in the Colonial Wars ; was granted land
in Chesterfield Co. as an officer of the Virginia Militia, 1761 ; m. Ann Walthall,
and, by her, had issue : —
1. Walthall, b. 31 May 1765 ; d. 1820.
2. Peter, d. unm.
3. John, m. Catherine Traylor.
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4. Richard Henry, b. 1780 ; d. 1858.
5. William, of whom later.
1. Elizabeth.
2. Ann.
3. Martha.
He d. 1808.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON (1786-1859), b. 12 May 1786 ; removed from Virginia
to Abbeville, South Carolina, with Joseph Moseley, and afterwards became Superin
tendent of the South Carolina Railroad, and subsequently Superintendent of the first
line of steamboats on the Savannah River ; served as Captain in Austin's Regiment
of South Carolina Drafted Militia in the War of 1812 ; m. (i), 1805, Pamela, dau.
of Joseph Moseley, and, by her, left issue : —
I. Francis Marion, b. 12 Dec. 1806; an eminent physician in Charleston;
served in the Florida Wars as Captain of the Georgia Mounted Militia and
in the Confederate States Army as Colonel and Surgeon ; m. Henrietta
Righton, and d. I 5 July 1892, leaving issue : —
1. William Francis, Major and Surgeon in the Confederate States
Army ; m. Lilly Clark, of Charleston.
2. Joseph Righton, Major Commissary in the Confederate States
Army ; m. Lilly Taylor, of Charleston.
3. Frederick, d. young.
4. Henry Clay, Officer in the Confederate States Army ; m. Mary
Mikell, of Edisto Island, South Carolina.
5. James Lawrence, Officer in the Confederate States Army ; m.
Catherine Miller, of Beech Island, South Carolina.
6. Duncan Clinch, Officer in the Confederate States Army ; m.
Caroline Mikell, of Edisto Island, South Carolina.
I. Marion, m. Henry Silliman, of Charleston, South Carolina.
2. Thomas Burfoot, b. 29 Oct. 1808 ; d. 4 July 1813.
3. William Alexander, b. 5 Oct. 1817 ; m. Mary Louisa Walton, of Augusta,
Georgia, and, dying i Nov. 1858, left issue : —
I. Robert Walton, m. Maria Winter.
1. Evelina, m. William Baker.
2. Pamela Mary, d. unm.
4. John Joseph, b. Dec. 1819 ; m. (i) Elizabeth Hay, of Washington, Georgia;
m. (2) Elizabeth Bowen ; d. 3 May 1873, leaving, by his first wife, issue : —
i. William, 1st Lieutenant in the Confederate States Army.
1 . Anna, d. unm.
2. Mary, d. unm.
3. Katherine, m. — Faber, of Washington.
5. Lewis Ford, of whom later.
6. James Walthall, b. 12 Aug. 1830 ; Colonel of Infantry in the Confederate
States Army ; Adjutant-General of the State of Georgia ; m. Ann Parks,
by whom he has issue.
i. Mary Ann, b. 29 Oct. 1808 ; m. Archibald Boggs ; d. 8 March 1865, leaving
issue : —
i. William Robertson, b. 18 March 1829 ; graduated at U.S. Military
Academy, West Point, 1853 ; resigned 1 86 1 ; Brigadier-
General in the Confederate States Army ; Chief of Staff,
Trans-Mississippi Department ; m. Sophia, dau. of Colonel
John Symington, of Baltimore, and had issue.
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2. Gilbert Cleveland, d. young.
3. Robert, b. 24 Nov. 1832 ; Captain and A.D.C. in the Confederate
States Army ; m. Eliza, dau. of Dr. Innerarity, of Mobile.
4. Archibald Pickens, b. 17 Sept. 1834; Captain of Infantry in the
Confederate States Army ; m. Martha Bruce Turpin, of
Richmond.
5. Francis Marion, b. 14 Oct. 1841 ; d. 1903.
1. Pamela Robertson, b. 1836 ; m., 8 Sept. 1858, Joshua Willingham
Butt, of Augusta, Georgia, and had issue.
2. Mary Rebecca, b. 21 April 1838.
3. Catherine Joyner, b. 17 Dec. 1839 ; m-> x^57' Jonn Decatur
Butt, of Augusta, Georgia, and had issue.
2. Martha Moseley, b. 19 April 1813 ; d. 22 May 1816.
3. Elizabeth Walthall, d. in infancy.
4. Lucretia Catherine, b. 7 Feb. 1822 ; m. Richard Joyner, of Atlanta, and had
issue.
5. Pamela Frances, d. young.
He d. 1859, having m. (2) Mary MacBeth of Charleston.
LEWIS FORD ROBERTSON (1825-1904), b. 3 Jan. 1825 ; Lieutenant in the
Palmetto Regiment during the war with Mexico, for which he was given a medal
for gallantry by the U.S. Government, and a sword by the State of South Carolina ;
m. Sarah Twells, of Philadelphia, and, by her, left issue : —
1. Edward Twells, b. 1856; m. (i), 1881, Sara Gilmor Ladson ; m. (2) Natalie
Breckinridge Johnson.
2. WILLIAM, of whom we treat.
3. Lewis Ford, b. 3 Feb. 1863 ; d. 7 Feb. 1891.
i. Elizabeth English, b. 20 Jan. 1865 ; m., 1892, William Henry Parker, of
Charleston, South Carolina, and has issue.
He d. 28 April 1904.
Residence — Charleston, South Carolina.
Clubs — Charleston, County, and Carolina Yacht.
FULLER
Melville Weston Fuller, b. at Augusta, Maine, 11 Feb. 1833 ; m.,
(i) 1858, Calista O., dau ofEri Reynolds ; m. (2), 30 May 1866,
Mary E., dau. of William F. Coolbaugh, of Chicago.
Chief Justice Fuller was Member of the Illinois State Con
stitutional Convention, 1862 ; Illinois Legislature, 1863—1865 ;
and appointed Chief Justice of the U.S., i
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DESCENT
SAMUEL FULLER ( -1683), son of Edward Fuller and Ann his wife,
whom he accompanied to America, in the Mayflower, and landed at Plymouth,
Mass., 21 Dec. 1620 ; resided at Plymouth, with his uncle Dr. Samuel Fuller (who
was also a passenger in the Mayflower); grantecT' luild (.line 1624; removed to
Scituate, Mass., where he resided until 1641, when he settled at Barnstable, Mass. ;
m., 8 April 1635, Jane, dau. of the Rev. John Lothrop, of Scituate, Mass., and, by
her, had issue : —
1. Samuel, of whom later.
2. Thomas, b. 18 May 1650 ; d. young.
3. John, b. at Barnstable, Mass., 1656 ; m. Mehitable Rawley, and had issue.
1. Hannah, b. in Scituate ; m., I Jan. 1659, Nicholas Bonham, and had issue.
2. Elizabeth, m. — Taylor.
3. Sarah, bap. Aug. 1641 ; d. young.
4. Maryrb. June 1644 ; m. 1 8 Nov. 1674, Joseph Williams, and had issue.
5. Sarah, b. 14 Dec. 1654 ; m. — Crow.
He d. 31 Oct. 1683.
SAMUEL FULLER (1637- ), bap. at Scituate, Mass., u Feb. 1637; m. his
cousin Anna, dau. of Dr. Matthew Fuller, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Barnabas, b. about 1659 ; m., 25 Feb. 1681, Elizabeth Young, and had issue.
2. Joseph, b. about 1662 ; m., 1700, Thankful Blossom, and had issue.
3. Matthew, of whom later.
4. Benjamin, b. 16 Dec. 1665 ; m., and had issue.
1. Desire, b. about 1667 ; m., 1 1 June 1703, John Taylor.
2. Sarah, b. about 1669.
His will was proved Dec. 1691.
MATTHEW FULLER (1664— 1754), b. at Barnstable, Mass., about 1664 ; removed
to Colchester, Conn., 1713, and to Sharon, Conn., 1744 ; m., 25 Feb. 1692,
Patience Young, of Scituate, Mass., and, by her, had issue : —
1. Jonathan, b. Oct. 1696 ; m., 3 March 1718, Rebecca Perry, of Sandwich.
2. Jean, b. 1704 ; d. in infancy.
3. David, b. 1706.
4. Young, of whom later.
5. Cornelius, b. 1710 ; m., 25 Feb. 1730, Patience Chappell.
1. Anna, b. Nov. 1693 ; m., 17 Oct. 1717, Tristram Blush, of Barnstable, and had
issue.
2. Content, b. Feb. 1698 ; m., 1720, Benjamin Fuller, of East Haddam, and had
issue.
He d. at Sharon, Conn., 12 Dec. 1754.
YOUNG FULLER (1708-1796), b. at Barnstable, Mass., 1708 ; removed to East
Windsor, Ellington District, Conn., 1749, and to Ludlow, Mass., 1767 ; m., 23 April
1730, Jerusha Beebe, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Joshua, b. in Colchester, Conn., 9 Sept. 1731 ; settled in Ludlow, Mass., 1767,
where he held several public offices ; m., Jan. 1753, Mercy Lathrop, of
Tolland, Conn., and, by her (who d. 15 Jan. 1827), had issue ; d. 5 Oct.
1810.
2. David, bap. 29 April 1734.
3. Caleb, of whom later.
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1. Lydia, bap. Dec. 1741.
2. Jerusha, bap. 1744. > m> — Denslow.
3. Ann, bap. 1747.
He d. at Ludlow, Mass., 17 June 1796.
CALEB FULLER (1735-1815), bap. at Colchester, Conn., 17 Aug. 1735;
removed with his father to East Windsor, Conn., about 1 749 ; graduated at Yale
College, 1758 ; A.M., 1762 ; removed to Middletown, afterwards to Hanover, New
Hampshire, 1790; m., 28 Oct. 1762, Hannah, dau. of Rev. Habijah Weld, of
Attleboro, Mass., and, by her, had issue : —
1. Frederick Augustus, b. 3 Sept. 1763; m., 17 Sept. 1782, Anna Barrett, of
Wethersfield, Conn., and had issue.
2. William, b. 6 Nov. 1764 ; d. in infancy.
3. Thomas W., b. 20 April 1773.
4. Henry Weld, of whom later.
1. Sophia, b. 29 March 1766 ; d. young.
2. Rosina, b. 24 Nov. 1767 ; m. Elam Markham, of Hanover ; d.s.p. II July 1861.
3. C. Matilda, b. 20 May 1770 ; m. Rev. Benjamin Chapman, and had issue ; d.
26 June 1823.
4. Anne, b. 5 July 1775 ; m., and had issue ; d. 10 March 1841.
5. Nancy, b. 5 July 1777 ; m., 25 Sept. 1800, Moses Davis.
6. Sophia, b. 20 March 1779 ; m. M. D. Hopkins.
He d. at Hanover, New Hampshire, 20 Aug. 1815.
HENRY WELD FULLER (1784-1841), b. at Middletown, Conn., I Jan. 1784;
removed to Hanover, New Hampshire, 1790 ; graduated at Dartmouth College,
1803; settled in Augusta, Maine; represented Augusta in the Legislature several
times ; County Attorney, and Judge of Probate ; m., 7 Jan. 1806, Esther Gould, of
Newbury, Mass., and, by her, had issue : —
1. Frederick Augusta, of whom later.
2. Henry W., b. 1810 ; m., 1835, Mary S. Goddard.
3. Benjamin A. G., b. 1818 ; m., 1843, Harriet S. Williams.
1. Louisa S., b. 1808 ; m., 1832, Samuel E. Smith.
2. Martha E., b. 1812 ; m., 1844, Joseph G. Moody.
3. Caroline W., b. 1815 ; m., 1835, Isaac Farrar.
4. Lucretia G., b. 1824 ; m., 1819, Joseph K. Clark.
He d. 29 Jan. 1841.
FREDERICK AUGUSTA FULLER (1806- ), b. 1806 ; m. (i), 1830, Catherine
M. Weston, and had issue : —
MELVILLE WESTON, of whom we treat.
He m. (2), 1839, Margaret E. Godfrey.
Residence — 1801, F Street, N.W., Washington.
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PELL
Rowland Pell, b. at Flushing, L.I.,
19 March 1856 ; m., 12 April, 1887,
Almy Goelet, dau. of Frederic Galla-
tin, of N.Y., and has had issue : —
1. Howland Gallatin, b. 17 Aug. I
2. Gladys Amy Howland, b. 14 March
1888.
DESCENT
JoHNPELL(i553-i6i6), b. 1553; son of John
Pell, of Lynn Regis, Co. Norfolk, who descended
from a very ancient Lincolnshire family that had
held lands in Willoughby as early as 1350 ; B.A.
(Cambridge), 1594; Rector of Southwick, Co. Sussex;
m. Mary, dau. of George Holland, of Halden,
Co. Kent, and, by her (who d. 1617), had issue : —
I. Thomas, b. 1608 ; Gentleman of the Bed
chamber to King Charles I. ; emi
grated to America, 1630 ; settled at
Dorchester, Mass., removed to Fair-
field, Conn., 1635, bought from the
Indians a large tract of land in West-
chester Co., N.Y., which was by
patent from the Duke of York erected
into the Lordship and Manor of Pelham, 1666 ; m., 1647, Lucy (who
d. 1668), widow of Francis Brewster ; d.s.p. 1669.
2. John, of whom later.
He d. 1616.
JOHN PELL (1610-1685), b. at Southwick, Co. Sussex, i March 1610 ; M.A.
(Trinity College, Cambridge), 1630 ; D.D. (Lambeth), 1663 ; F.R.S., 1663 ; em
ployed by Cromwell as a diplomatist in Switzerland, 1654—1658; Rector of Fobbing,
1661-1685; Vicar of Laindon, 1663—1685 ; m., 1632, Ithumaria, dau. of Henry
Reginolles, and, dying 12 Dec. 1685, ^e^ issue : —
JOHN PELL (1643-1702), b. in London, 3 Feb. 1643 5 Lord of the Manor of
Pelham, which he inherited by the will of his uncle, Thomas Pell ; emigrated to
America, 1670 ; Captain of Horse,- 1684 ; Major, 1692 ; Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas, 1688 ; Member of the Provincial Assembly, 1691 ; m., 1675,
Rachel, dau. of Philip Pinckney, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Thomas, of whom later.
2. John, d.s.p.
3. Philip, d.s.p.
1. Tamar, m. James Eustace.
2. Mary, m. Samuel Rodman.
He d. 1702.
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THOMAS PELL (1676-1739), b. 1676; Lord of the Manor of Pelham ; m.
Anna , and, by her, had issue : —
1. Joseph, b. 1700; Lord of the Manor of Pelham; m. Phoebe Deane, and,
dying 1752, by her, had, with other issue : —
Joseph, b. 1 740 ; fifth and last Lord of the Manor of Pelham ;
d. 1776.
2. John, b. 1702 ; m. — - Totten ; d. 1/73, leaving issue.
3. Thomas, b. 1704 ; m. Dorothy Ward ; d. 1753, leaving issue.
4. David, d.s.p. 1735.
5. Joshua, of whom later.
6. Caleb, b. 1712 ; m. Mary Ferris ; d. 1768, leaving issue.
7. Philip, m. (i) PhcpbeTitch ; m. (2) Hannah Mott ; d. 1751, leaving issue.
1. Mary, m. Samuel Sands.
2. Ann, m. Samuel Broadhurst.
3. Sarah, m. Benjamin Palmer.
4. Bathsheba, m. Theophilus Bartow.
Hed. 1739.
JOSHUA PELL (1710-1781), b. at Pelham Manor, 1710 ; m. Phoebe, dau. of
John Palmer, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Joshua, m., 21 Jan. 1737 ; Abigail, dau. of Jonathan Archer ; d. 1821, leaving
issue.
2. Edward, m. Mary Devereux, and had issue.
3. Benjamin, of whom later.
4. Gilbert, m. Mary Honeywell ; d.s.p.
5. Philip, d. unm.
1. Mary, m. Samuel Bennett.
2. Jerusha, m. — Pell.
3. Sarah, m. Benjamin Guion.
4. Phoebe, d. unm.
He d. 1781.
BENJAMIN PELL (1750-1828), b. 1750; m. (i), 25 Nov. 1778, Mary Ann,
dau. of John Ferris, and, by her, had issue : —
1. William Ferris, of whom later.
2. Alfred S., b. 1786 ; m. Adelia, dau. of Colonel James Duane ; d. 1831, leaving
issue.
3. Ferris, m. Mariana Channing ; d. 1850, leaving issue.
1. Maria, m. Jacob Walden.
He m. (2) — Titus, and, by her, had issue : —
4. Gilbert, b. 1796 ; m. Eliza, dau. of Morris Burbeck ; d. 1860, leaving issue.
He m. (3) — Folger, and, by her, had issue : —
5. Edward.
2. Susan.
He d. 4 March 1828.
WILLIAM FERRIS PELL (1779-1840), of New York, b. Sept. 1779 ; m.,
ii Nov. 1802, Mary, dau. of Morris Shipley, of London, and, by her (who d.
3 Oct. 1848), had issue : —
i. Archibald Morris, b. 1803 ; m. Catherine Rutgers, and had issue.
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2. Alfred Shipley, b. 27 April 1805 ; m. (i) Eliza Cruger ; m. (2) Eliza Wood;
d. 21 May 1869, leaving issue.
3. Duncan Campbell, b. 23 Jan. 1807 ; Lieutenant-Governor of R.I. ; in. Anna
Clark ; d. 1 6 Jan. 1874, leaving issue.
4. Walden, b. 1808 ; m. Orleanna R. Ellery ; d.s.p. 14 March 1863.
5. Morris Shipley, of whom later.
6. Ecroyde, b. 1811 ; d. unm. 1832.
7. James K., b. 1819 ; d. unm. 24 Nov. 1874.
8. Clarence, b. 1820 ; m. Annie Claiborne ; d. 8 June, 1865, leaving issue.
1. Mary Shipley, b. 1813 ; m. Captain Francis S. Haggerty, U.S. Navy ; d.
5 June 1884, leaving issue.
2. Sophia, b. 1815 ; m. James Duane Pell ; d. 20 Aug. 1885, leaving issue.
3. Emma, b. 1817 ; d. unm. 24 Oct. 1875.
Hed. 28 Oct. 1840.
MORRIS SHIPLEY PELL (1810-1881), of New York City, b. 24 Feb. 1810;
m., 12 March 1830, Mary Rodman, dau. of John Rowland, and, by her (who d.
29 July 1892), had issue : —
1. John Rowland, b. 23 Dec. 1830, Captain of U.S. Volunteers ; m. (i) Cornelia
Corse, and, by her (who d. 13 May 1864), had issue : —
i. Rodman Corse, of San Francisco, California, b. 3 1 March 1861,
m., 1887, Antoinette G. Pell, and has issue.
1. Florence Cornelia, b. 17 Jan. 1864; m. (i), 25 June 1887,
Nathan E. Brown ; m. (2) Pierre C. Waring, and has issue.
m. (2) Caroline, dau. of Stephen Hyatt, and, dying 6 Oct. 1882, by her,
had issue : —
2. Clarence, b. 10 Jan. 1871 ; d. 20 July 1874.
3. John Rowland, b. 30 May 1872 ; adopted the surname of
Haggerty; m., 27 Nov. 1895, Mary, dau. of Frederick
Willetts, and has issue.
4. Stephen Hyatt, b. 3 Feb. 1874 ; m., 17 April 1901, Sarah Gibbs,
dau. of Robert Thompson, and has issue.
5. Samuel Osgood, b. 3 July 1875 ; m. (i) Isabel Audry Townsend ;
m. (2) Elizabeth Wardell, and has issue.
6. Theodore Roosevelt, b, 12 May 1878 ; m. Florence, dau. of Edwin
S. Cramp.
7. Horace Porter, b. 30 Aug. 1879 > d. unm- 9 Jan- 1901.
2. Mary Rowland, b. Dec. 1876 ; m. Samuel Cornell Hopkins,
and has issue.
2. William Rowland, of whom later.
Hed. 4 Feb. 1881.
WILLIAM HOWLAND PELL (1833- )> b. 3 Sept. 1833 ; m., 30 Sept. 1852,
Adelaide, dau. of Benjamin Ferris, and, by her (who d. 6 June 1904), had issue : —
HOWLAND, of whom we treat.
Residence — 450 Madison Avenue, New York.
Arms — Ermine, on a canton azure, a pelican or, vulned gules.
Crest — On a chaplet vert, flowered or, a pelican of the last, vulned
gules.
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SMITH
James Tuttle Smith, b. 6 July 1831 ; m., 5 Nov. 1867, Frances
Isabella, dau. of Deforest Manice, and, by her, has had issue.
The Rev. James Tuttle Smith, M.A., D.D., was Rector of the
Church of the Holy Sepulchre, New York.
DESCENT
SAMUEL SMITH (1700-1769), a large landowner and resident of Jamaica,
Long Island, b. 13 Dec. 1700; m., 22 Jan. 1733, Elizabeth Bayles, and, dying,
i 769, left, by her (who d. 1778), a son : —
BENJAMIN SMITH (1746-1785), b. i Aug. 1746 ; m., 28 May 1780, Mary-
Smith, and, dying, 1785, left, by her (who d. 1824), a son : —
BENJAMIN SMITH (1782-1836), b. 16 Dec. 1782 ; m., 27 April 1820, Sarah,
dau. of Caleb Street, and, by her (who d. 1884), left issue : —
1. Samuel Street, b. 1825 ; m. Mary Taylor Gross (who d. 1875) ; d. 1 6 Oct.
1899, leaving issue : —
Louis Gross, b. 26 Oct. 1872.
2. JAMES TUTTLE, of whom we treat.
Red. 1836.
Residence — Oaklands, Ridgefield, Connecticut.
Club— Union (New York).
PARSONS
Charles Lathrop Parsons, b. at New Marlboro, Mass., 23 March
1867; m., 29 Dec. 1887, Alice Douglas, dau. of James Douglas
Robertson, by whom he has issue : —
i. Charles Lathrop, b. 9 Nov. 1889.
1. Leonora Elizabeth, b. 3 Oct. 1888.
2. Anna Guerard, b. 1 1 Jan. 1891.
3. Alice Inez, b. 26 March 1895.
4. Priscilla Bartlett, b. 18 Sept. 1897.
DESCENT
JOSEPH PARSONS (76/5-1683), b. about 1618 (supposed to have been son or
nephew of Joseph Parsons, of Colchester, Co. Essex, who was one of the congregation
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of the Rev. John Robinson at Leyden) ; was one of the earliest settlers at Springfield,
Mass., where his name occurs in 1636; m., at Hartford, Conn., 26 Nov. 1646,
Mary, dau. of Thomas Bliss, and had issue : —
1. Joseph, of whom later.
2. Benjamin, b. 22 Jan. 1649 ; d. in infancy.
3. John, b. 14 Aug. 1650; m. Sarah, dau. of Lieutenant William Clark; d. 19 April
1728.
4. Samuel (Lieutenant), b. 1652 ; m. (i), 1677, Elizabeth, dau. of Major Aaron
Cook ; m. (2), 1691, Rhoda Taylor, and had issue.
5. Ebenezer, b. 1655 ; killed by Indians at Northfield, 2 Sept. 1675.
6. Jonathan, b. 1657 ; m. Mary, dau. of Nathaniel Clark ; d. 1694,
7. David, b. 1659 ; d. in infancy.
8. Benjamin, b. and d. 1 1 Sept. 1672.
1. Mary, b. 1661 ; m. (i) Joseph Ashley (who d. 1698) ; m. (2) Joseph Williston,
and had issue.
2. Hannah, b. 1663 ; m. Rev. Peletiah Glover, of Springfield ; d. 1739.
3. Abigail, b. 1666 ; m. John Calton ; d. 1689, leaving issue.
4. Esther, b. and d. 1 1 Sept. 1672.
5. Esther, b. 1674 ; m. Rev. Joseph Smith ; d. 1760.
He d. 9 Oct. 1683.
JOSEPH PARSONS (1647-1729), b. 1647 5 f°r several years J.P. at Northampton,
and twenty-three years Judge, Hampton Co. Court, from 16 Oct. 1696; m.,
17 March 1669, Elizabeth, dau. of Elder John Strong, and, by her (who d. 12 May
1736), had issue : —
1. Joseph (Rev.), b. 28 June 1672 ; graduated at Harvard, 1697.
2. John (Lieutenant), b. 1 1 Jan. 1674 ; d. 4 Sept. 1746.
3. Ebenezer, of whom later.
4. David (Rev.), b. I Feb. 1680 ; graduated at Harvard, 1705.
5. Josiah, b. 2 Jan. 1682 ; d. 12 April 1768.
6. Daniel, b. Aug. 1685 ; m., 17 June 1704, Abigail Cooley.
7. Moses, b. I 5 June 1687 ; d. 26 Sept. 1754.
8. Noah, b. 15 Aug. 1692 ; m., 17 Jan. 1712, Mindwell Edwards; d. 27 Oct.
1779.
1. Elizabeth, b. 3 Feb. 1678 ; d. 1 7 April 1763.
2. Abigail, b. Jan. 1763 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 29 Nov. 1729.
EBENEZER PARSONS (1675-1744), b. at Northampton, 31 Dec. 1675 ; Selectman
of Northampton ; m., at Springfield, 15 Dec. 1703, Mercy, dau. of Samuel Stebbins,
and, by her (who d. i Nov. 1753), had issue : —
1. Ebenezer, b. i Aug. 1711 ; d. in infancy.
2. Ebenezer, d. 7 Jan. 1713 ; d. in infancy.
3. Simeon, b. 27 April 1716 ; d. in infancy.
4. Elihu, b. 14 March 1719 ; d. 22 Aug. 1785.
5. Benjamin, of whom later.
6. Simeon, b. II Feb. 1731.
1. Mercy, b. I Jan. 1706 ; m., 30 Nov. 1732, Moses Kinsley.
2. Rachel, b. 14 July 1721.
3. Lydia, b. 28 July 1726 ; d. in infancy.
He d. i July 1744.
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BENJAMIN PARSONS (1723—1777), b. at Northampton, Mass., 2 Oct. 1723 ;
was early engaged in military affairs, served during the French and Indian War,
and was promoted to rank of Lieutenant; removed to Goshen, Mass., 1776;
m., 1746, Rebecca, dau. of Benjamin Sheldon, of Northampton, and, by her (who
d. 28 Oct. 1811), had issue.
1. Jerusha, b. 22 Sept. 1750.
2. Ebenezer, b. 26 Dec 1751.
3. Justin Sheldon (Rev.), b. 19 July 1759.
4. Silas (Rev.), b. 26 Sept. 1761.
5. Soloman, of whom later.
6. Benjamin (Rev.), b. 20 Feb. 1769.
1. Mercy, b. 29 Nov. 1753 ; m. Jed. Buckingham.
2. Hannah, b. i July 1755 ; m. Cyrus Lyon.
3. Susannah, b. I Dec. 1757 ; m. Colonel Nehemiah May.
4. Rebecca, b. 4 Aug. 1766 ; m. Thad. Naramore.
He d. i April 1777.
SOLOMAN PARSONS (1763-1815), b. at Northampton, Mass., 28 Aug. 1763 ;
Selectman and Deputy Sheriff for several years; m., 25 Nov. 1790, Lucinda, dau.
of Joshua Packard, and, by her (who d. 6 July 1850), had issue : —
1. Theodore, b. 14 Sept. 1791 ; d. 19 Jan. 1865.
2. Willard, of whom later.
3. Ebenezer, b. 24 Jan. 1798.
4. Lyman, b. I May 1804; d. 28 Aug. 1831.
1. Jerusha, b. 23 June 1793 ; m. Cyrus Joy ; d. 19 Jan. 1820.
2. Wealthy, b. 26 Feb. 1800 ; m. Frank Naramore ; d. 28 Aug. 1831.
3. Lucinda, b. 12 April 1802 ; m. Francis Lyman.
He d. 26 Jan. 1815.
WILLARD PARSONS (1795-1876), b. at Goshen, Mass., 20 July 1795; m.,
6 June 1820, Tryphosa, dau. of Alpheus Naramore, and, by her (who d. 20 Jan.
1876), had issue : —
1. Alpheus Naramore, b. 2 July 1823 ; d. 29 April 1851.
2. Benjamin F., of whom later.
3. Lyman, b. i March 1839 ; m. Octavia French.
4. Edward, b. 5 Sept. 1842 ; d. in infancy.
1. Sophia N., b. 15 April 1821 ; m. Amos Stone, of Goshen.
2. Julia, b. 8 Dec. 1831 ; m. M. N. Hubbard ; d. 29 March 1863.
3. Helen, b. 19 May 1834 ; m. William Wells.
He d. 6 May 1876.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PARSONS (1827-1907), b. at Goshen, Mass., 7 Nov. 1827;
graduated at Williams College, 1857; Principal of Bacon Academy, Colchester,
Conn. ; moved to Hawkinsville, Georgia, 1877 ; m., 20 Dec. 1859, Leonora Frances,
dau. of John Chandler Bartlett, and had issue : —
1. CHARLES LATHROP, of whom we treat.
2. William Naramore, b. n Oct. 1869; m., at Hawkinsville, Georgia, 8 Oct. 1895,
Carrie Waterman.
He d. 1 6 Nov. 1907.
Residence — Durham, New Hampshire.
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MINOT
Joseph Grafton Minot, b. 13 Jan. 1858 ; m., 10 June 1890,
Honora Elizabeth Temple, dau. of Thomas Lindall Winthrop, of
Boston, and has issue : —
Joseph Grafton Winthrop, b. 17 Oct. 1892.
DESCENT
JOHN MINOT ( -1542), of Spring-well, in the parish of Little Chesterford,
Co. Essex, descended from Thomas Minot, Secretary to the Abbot of Walden about
1400 ; m., and left issue : —
1. George.
2. Robert, of whom later.
3. William.
His will was proved at Colchester, 18 Dec. 1542.
ROBERT MINOT ( -1559) ; m. Ellen , and, by her (who was bur. at
Little Chesterford, 7 Feb. 1595), left issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. John, m. (i) Mary Basse (who was bur. 25 Jan. 1592) ; m. (2), 27 Nov. 1592,
Christian Reynolds.
1. Anne.
2. Katherine.
3. Margaret.
He was bur. at Little Chesterford, 14 Dec. 1559, and his will was proved
7 Jan. 1560.
JOHN MINOT, of Saffron Walden, m. Anne , and had issue : —
1. John, bap. 29 March 1590.
2. George, of whom later.
3. William, bap. 1596.
1. Margaret, bap. 5 Sept. 1585.
2. Mary, bap. 5 May 1588.
GEORGE MINOT (1592-1671), bap. 20 Nov. 1592 ; emigrated to America,
1630, and settled in Dorchester, Mass. ; admitted Freeman, 1634 ; Deputy to
General Court, 1636 ; m. Martha , and, by her (who d. 23 Dec. 1657), ^ad
issue : —
1. George, bap. at Saffron Walden, II July 1624 ; d. in infancy.
2. John, of whom later.
3. James, b. 3 I Dec. 1628 ; m. (i), 9 Dec. 1653, Hannah, dau. of Colonel Israel
Stoughton ; m. (2), 21 May 1673, Hephzibah, dau. of Elijah Corlete ;
d. 30 March 1676, leaving issue.
4. Stephen, b. 2 May 1631 ; m., 10 Nov. 1654, Truecrosse, dau. of Captain
Richard Davenport ; d. 1 6 Feb. 1672, leaving issue.
5. Samuel, b. 18 Dec. 1635 > m-> 23 June 1670, Hannah, dau. of Robert Howard ;
d. 1 8 Dec. 1690, leaving issue.
He d. 24 Dec. 1671.
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JOHN MINOT (1626-1669), of Dorchester, b. 2 April 1626 ; Freeman, 1665 ;
m. (i), 19 May 1647, Lydia, dau. of Nicholas Butler, and, by her (who d. 25 Jan.
1667), had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. James, of Concord, b. 14 Sept. 1653 ; graduated at Harvard, 1675 ; Captain of
Militia, 1684 ; Deputy, 1700-1 ; m. Rebecca, dau of Captain Timothy
Wheeler ; d. 20 Sept. 1735, leaving issue.
3. Stephen, b. 10 Aug. 1662; J.P. ; Colonel of Militia ; m., I Dec. 1686, Mercy,
dau. of Captain Christopher Clark ; d. Nov. 1732, leaving issue.
4. Samuel, b. 3 July 1665 ; m. Hannah, dau, of — Jones, and had issue.
i. Martha, b. 22 Sept. 1657 ; d. unm. 23 Nov. 1678.
He d. 12 Aug. 1669, having m. (2) , widow of John Biggs, and dau. of
John Dassett.
JOHN MINOT (1648-1690), of Dorchester, b. 22 Jan. 1648; served in Mount
Hope Campaign, King Philip's War, 1675 ; m., 1 1 March 1670, Elizabeth, dau. of
Edward Breck, and, by her (who d. 6 April 1691), had issue : —
1. John, of whom later.
2. Josiah, b. 25 Dec. 1674 ; d. in infancy.
3. Israel, b. 23 Aug. 1676.
4. Josiah, b. 27 Aug. 1677.
5. George, b. 16 Feb. 1682.
I. Jerusha, b. 28 Jan. 1679 » m-» l% Jan> X7°^> Zabdiel Boylston.
He d. 26 Jan. 1690.
JOHN MINOT (1672-1718), of Dorchester, b. 10 Oct. 1672 ; m. (i), 21 May
1696, Mary, dau. of John Baker, and, by her (who d. 15 Feb. 1717), had issue : —
1. John, b. I June 1701 ; d. in infancy.
2. George, of whom later.
1. Elizabeth, b. 24 Feb. 1697 ; d. in infancy.
2. Elizabeth, b. 6 June 1699 ; d. in infancy.
3. Mary, b. 28 Dec. 1705 ; d. in infancy.
4. Mary, b. 9 March 1708 ; m., 18 March 1730, Oliver Wiswall.
5. Elizabeth, b. 23 Feb. 1711 ; m., 27 Jan. 1729, Thomas Wyer.
He d. 21 March 1718, having m. (2) Hannah (who d.s.p.), dau. of — Endicott.
GEORGE MINOT (1703- 1744), of Dorchester, b. 2 Nov. 1703 ; Cornet of Horse
ist Mass. Regiment, 1741 ; m., 24 Dec. 1729, Abigail, dau. of Benjamin Fenno,
and, by her, had issue : —
1 . John, of whom later.
2. Samuel, b. i 3 March 1742.
1. Jerusha, b. 9 Jan. 1734 ; m. Colonel Lemuel Robinson.
2. Abigail, b. 8 Jan. 1737.
He d. 10 Nov. 1744.
JOHN MINOT (1730-1805), of Dorchester, b. 9 Nov. 1730 ; Lieutenant of
Militia ; m. Martha, dau. of Nathaniel Blake, and, by her (who d. 13 Aug. 1797), had
issue : —
1 . George, of whom later.
2. John, b. 7 Aug. 1764 ; d. 21 Jan. 1774.
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3. Nathaniel, b. 12 July 1773 ; m. (l) Rachel Wild ; m. (2) Elizabeth Bailey;
d. 5 Feb. 1855, leaving issue.
1. Elizabeth, b. 4 Dec. 1753 ; m., 30 April 1775, William Sumner.
2. Martha, b. 8 Aug. 1760 ; m., 17 Dec. 1781, Lemuel Crane.
3. Hannah, b. Jan. 1767 ; m., 7 March 1797, Joseph Wild.
4. Abigail, b. 31 May 1769 ; m., I 8 Dec. 1794, Joseph Pierce.
He d. 25 Jan. 1805.
GEORGE MINOT (1755-1826), of Dorchester, b. 27 Nov. 1755 ; Matross
(artillery man) in Colonel Robinson's Regiment in the Revolutionary War ; m.,
29 Oct. 1778, Eunice, dau. of Oliver Billings, and, by her (who d. 18 Dec. 1849),
had issue : —
1. John, b. 9 May 1779 ; d. in infancy.
2. George, b. 28 April 1781 ; d. in infancy.
3. John, of whom later.
4. George, b. 6 May 1796.
5. Oliver Billings, b. 12 Jan. 1802 ; d. in infancy.
1. Eunice, b. 28 April 1781 ; m. Essa Glover.
2. Sophia, b. 2 Sept. 1787 ; m. Daniel Talbot.
3. Martha, b. 2 Aug. 1789 ; m. Caleb Wilson ; d. 17 Aug. 1874.
4. Elizabeth, b. 1 1 July 1793.
5. Mary Davenport, b. 27 Aug. 1803 ; d. unm. 30 Dec. 1848.
He d. 14 Sept. 1826.
JOHN MINOT (1783-1861), b. 16 Nov. 1783 ; m. 27 Nov. 1806, Calla, dau. of
Joseph Smith, and, by her (who d. 2 Oct. 1851), had issue : —
1. John Oliver Billings, b. 16 Dec. 1807 ; d. 10 March 1880.
2. Henry Dearborn, b. 4 Nov. 1811 ; d. 20 May 1816.
3. Charles Henry, of whom later.
1. Elizabeth, b. 13 June 1809 ; d. 17 Dec. 1814.
2. Elizabeth Augusta, b. 24 Sept. 1816 ; m. Dr. Benjamin H. West ; d. 25 Dec.
1896.
3. Caroline Augusta, b. 10 March 1824 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 5 March 1861.
CHARLES HENRY MINOT (1819- ), b. n Jan. 1819; m., 28 Jan. 1857,
Maria Josephine, dau. of Major Joseph Grafton, U.S.A., Surveyor of the Port of
Boston, and, by her (who d. 12 July 1893), had issue : —
1. JOSEPH GRAFTON, of whom we treat.
2. Charles Henry, b. 9 Nov. 1862 ; d. 30 Nov. 1887.
I. Grace Josephine, b. 19 Sept. 1859 ; m-» I2 May !886, Francis Inman Amory.
Residence — 301 Berkeley Street, Boston, Mass.
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SKIPWITH
Nathaniel Greene Skipwith, b. 8 April
1850; m., 3 Oct. 1877, Bettie, dau.
of Dr. T. P. Richardson, of Monroe,
Louisiana, and, by her, had issue : —
John Greene.
Mary Richardson.
DESCENT
SIR HENRY SKIPWITH, Bart. (1589-1658),
of Prestwould, Co. Leicester, eldest son of Sir
William Skipwith, Knt., of Coates, Co. Leicester
(who d. 3 May 1610), and lineally descended from
Robert d'Estoteville, Baron of Cottingham, in the
reign of William I. ; b. 1589; knighted 19 July
1609 ; created a baronet 20 Dec. 1622 ; m. (i)
Amy, dau. and co-heir of Sir Thomas Kempe,
Knt., of Chilham, Kent, and had issue : —
1. William, b. 1615 ; matriculated at Uni
versity College, Oxford, 27 April
1632 ; d.s.p. in the lifetime of his
father.
2. Henry (Sir), b. 1616 ; matriculated at
University College, Oxford, 27 April
1632 ; member of the Inner Temple, 1633 ; succeeded his father as second
baronet, 1658 ; Admon. granted 9 Nov. 1663.
3. Thomas, d.s.p. before 1663.
4. Grey (Sir), of whom later.
1. Elizabeth.
2. Diana.
He d. 1658, having m. (2) Blandina, widow of John Acton, of London.
SIR GREY SKIPWITH, Bart. ( -1680), who emigrated to Virginia during
the Cromwellian usurpation, and acquired ,thef$ an estate he named Prestwould ;
m. Elizabeth - - (who m. (2) William Coale^bf Anne Arundel Co., Maryland;
and m. (3), 29 June 1704, Samuel Chew, of Herring Creek, Maryland), and had
issue : —
William (Sir), of whom later.
Cassandra, b. 29 Oct. 1678 ; m. 6 April 1697, Philip Coale, and had issue.
He d. in Virginia, 1680.
SIR WILLIAM SKIPWITH, Bart. (1670-1730), b. in Virginia 1670; m. Sarah,
dau. of John Peyton, of Virginia, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Grey (Sir), fifth baronet, b. 2 Aug. 1705 ; d.s.p. 1730.
2. William (Sir), of whom later.
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3. Robert, b. 1712.
4. Henry, b. 22 Oct. 1714.
5. Fulwar, b. 17 March 1720 ; U.S. Consul in France, 1790-1 ; m. Martha, dau
of Francis Waldron, and had issue.
1. Dorothea, b. I April 1710.
2. Sarah, b. 11 April 1719.
He d. 1730.
SIR WILLIAM SKIPWITH, Bart. (1707-1764), of Prestwould, Virginia,
b. 1707 ; succeeded his brother as sixth baronet in 1730; m., 1733, Elizabeth,
dau. of John Smith, High Sheriff of Middlesex Co., Virginia, and, by her, had issue.
1. William, d.s.p. in London, 1756.
2. Peyton, of whom later.
3. Robert, b. 1748 ; m. — Nicholas, and had issue.
4. Henry, b. 1751 ; m., 1772, — , dau. of John Wayles, and widow of Bathurst
Skelton, and had issue.
1 . Mary, m. William Randolph, of Chatsworth, and had issue.
2. Sarah, m. Robert Kennon, and had issue.
3. Elizabeth, m. William Short; U.S. Minister to France, 1785, and to the
Netherlands, 1792.
4. Jane, m. Edmund Ruffin.
He d. 25 Feb. 1764.
SIR PEYTON SKIPWITH, Bart. (1740-1805), of Prestwould, Virginia, b.
ii Dec. 1740; m. (i) Anne, dau. of Hugh Miller, of Green Crofts, Virginia,
and, by her, had issue : —
1. Grey (Sir), who succeeded as eighth baronet, and from whom the present holder
of the title descends.
2. Peyton, of whom later.
i. Lelia, b. 9 Feb. 1767; m. (i) George Carter; m. (2), 8 Oct. 1791, Judge
St. George Tucker, and had issue.
He m. (2) Jane, another dau. of Hugh Miller, and, by her, had issue : —
3. Humberstone, m. (i) Sarah, dau. of John Nevison ; m. (2) Lelia Robertson, dau.
of Fulwar Skipwith ; d. Sept. 1863, leaving issue.
Helen, m. Tucker Coles ; d.s.p. 31 Dec. 1864.
Selina, m. John Coles, and had issue.
Horatia, d. unm.
He d. 9 Oct. 1805.
PEYTON SKIPWITH (1780-1808), of Maury Co., Tennessee, b. at Prestwould
1780; moved to Maury Co., Tennessee; m. at Cumberland Island, Georgia,
22 April 1802, Cornelia Lott, dau. of Major-General Nathanael Greene, Com-
mander-in-Chief of the American Revolutionary Army in the South, and, by her
(who m. (2), 1 8 10, Edward Brinley Littlefield), had issue : —
1 . George Greene, of whom later.
2. Peyton Horatio, b. at Coates, Georgia, 6 Dec. 1805 ; m. (i), 27 July 1843, Kate
Anderson, of Kentucky, and had issue ; m. (2) Frances, dau. of Rt. Rev.
Leonidas Polk, D.D., Bishop of Tennessee, and had issue.
3. Grey, Lieutenant U.S. Navy ; b. at Newport, R.I., 20 May 1807 ; m., 5 Oct.
1836, Virginia Randolph, dau. of Miles Gary, of Virginia, and had issue.
He d. Sept. 1808.
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GEORGE GREENE SKIPWITH (1803-1852), b. at Prestwould, Mechlenburg
Co., Virginia, 24 Jan. 1803; removed to Hinds Co., Mississippi, and named his
estate D'Estoteville ; m., at Longwood, Tennessee, 24 Dec. 1825, Mary Ann, dau.
of William Newsum, and, by her, had issue : —
1. George Greene, b. 23 Aug. 1838, d. in infancy.
2. NATHANIEL GREENE, of whom we treat.
1. Jean Gary, b. at Longwood, Tennessee, 1 1 May 1827 ; m., I Dec. 1847,
Judge Greene Pulaski Fonte, and had issue.
2. Cornelia Littlefield, m. James Boiling Ross, of Hinds Co., Mississippi, and had
issue ; d. March 1875.
3. Lelia Tucker, b. Maury Co., Tennessee, 14 Dec. 1832 ; m., at Jackson,
Mississippi, 14 Dec. 1854, Madison Wallace Milbourn, and had issue.
4. Sallie Newsum, b. 17 March 1837; m. Benjamin H. Greene, of Augusta,
Georgia, and had issue.
5. Mary Fogg, b. I 5 Dec. 1839 ; m., at Jackson, Mississippi, IT Dec. 1860, Percy
Roberts, of New Orleans.
6. Virginia Grey, b. 8 July 1840 ; m., 20 Feb. 1860, John Withers Greene, of
Georgia.
7. Katherine Peyton, b. Washington Co., Mississippi, 5 Oct. 1843,- m., 15 April
1863, Daniel R. Lemmon, of Danville, Kentucky, and had issue.
He d. 24 Dec. 1852.
Residence — 320 St. Charles Street, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Arms — Argent, three bars gules, in chief a greyhound courant
sable, collared or.
Crest — A turnstile proper.
WHITWELL
Frederick Silsbee Whitwell, b. 12 March 1862; m., 23 Nov.
1893, Gertrude, dau. of the late William H. Howard, of San
Mateo, California, and, by her, has issue : —
Gertrude Howard, b. 8 Feb. 1896.
DESCENT
SAMUEL WHITWELL (1687-1722), of Colnbrook, Co. Buckingham, b. 1687 ;
emigrated to America; m. Elizabeth Archer, and, dying 3 Oct. 1722, left, by
her (who d. 17 Feb. 1784), issue : —
SAMUEL WHITWELL (1717-1801), b. 17 Dec. 1717 ; m., 13 June 1749,
Elizabeth Kelsey, and, dying 8 June 1801, left, by her (who d. 6 April 1768), a
son : —
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WHITWELL
SAMUEL WHITWELL (1754-1791), b. 12 Jan. 1754; m., 14 Jan. 1784, Lucy
Tyler, and, dying 21 Nov. 1791, left, by her (who. d. 26 Oct. 1823), a son : —
SAMUEL WHITWELL (1786-1871), b. 28 July 1786 ; m., 26 Nov. 1 8 10, Sophia,
dau. of the Rev. Isaac Story, of Marblehead, and, dying 1 1 March 1871, left, by her
(who d. 27 Dec. 1867), a son : —
FREDERICK AUGUSTUS WHITWELL (1820- ), b. 10 March 1820; m.,
12 June 1 86 1, Mary Crowninshield, dau. of Nathaniel Silsbee, and, by her, had
issue : —
FREDERICK SILSBEE, of whom we treat.
Residences — 166 Maryborough Street, Boston, Mass., and Milton,
Mass.
Clubs — Somerset, Tennis and Racquet, Brookline Country, Essex
County, San Mateo Polo, and Pacific Union of San Francisco.
JESUP
Morris Ketchum Jesup, b. at Westport, Connecticut, 21 June
1830 ; m., 26 April 1854, Maria Van Antwerp, dau. of Rev. Dr.
Thomas DeWitt, of New York.
Mr. Jesup became President of the Chamber of Commerce,
New York, 1900 ; and d. 1907.
DESCENT
EDWARD JESSUP ( -1666), of West Farms, Westchester Co., N.Y.;
m. Elizabeth , and, dying 1666, left issue : —
EDWARD JESSUP (1663-1732), of West Farms, Westchester Co., N.Y.,
b. 1663 5 m* Elizabeth, dau. of John Hyde, and, dying 1732, left issue : —
EDWARD JESUP (1697-1750), of West Farms, Westchester Co., N.Y. ;
b. 1697 ; m., 1724, Sarah, dau. of Richard Blackleach, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Blackleach, b. 1735 ; m., 1757, Sarah Stebbins, of Ridgefield, Conn., and,
by her (who d. 1768), had issue : —
Joseph, b. 1759 > m- (T)> 17%°> Susannah Betts, of Norwalk, Conn.;
m. (2), 1790, Eunice Hanford ; d. 1838, leaving issue : —
Benjamin, b. 1800 ; m., 1833, Lydia Lippitt ;
d. 1862.
2. Ebenezer, of whom later.
He d. 1750.
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JESUP
EBENEZER JESUP (1739-1812), or Greens Farms, Westchester Co., N.Y.,
b. 1739 ; m. (i), 1764, Eleanor Andrews, of Fairfield, Conn., and, by her (who d.
1772), had issue : —
Ebenezer, of whom later.
He d. 1812, having m. (2) Abigail Squire, of Fairfield, Conn, (who d. 1787),
and m. (3), 1792, Anna Wynkoop (who d. 1809).
EBENEZER JESUP (1767-1851), b. 1767; m., 1790, Sarah, dau. of Obadiah
Wright, and, dying 1851, left issue :—
CHARLES JESUP (1796-1837), of Saugatuck, Conn., b. 1796; m., 1821, Abigail,
dau. of Hon. Samuel Burr Sherwood, and, by her, had issue : —
MORRIS KETCHUM, of whom we treat.
Hed. 1837.
Residences — 195-197 Madison Avenue, N.Y. ; Lenox, Mass.;
Bar Harbor, Maine.
Clubs — The Pilgrims, Century, Down Town, New York Yacht,
University, Metropolitan (New York) ; Metropolitan (Wash
ington) ; Rittenhouse (Philadelphia).
BOURN
Augustus Osborn Bourn, b. at Providence, Rhode Island, i Oct.
1834; m., 24 Feb. 1863, Elizabeth Roberts, dau. of David C.
Morrill, of Dover, New Hampshire, and, by her, has had issue : —
1. Augustus Osborn, b. 7 May 1865.
2. George Osborn, b. 6 Jan. 1874.
3. Stephen Wentworth, b. 15 April 1877.
1. Elizabeth Roberts, b. 6 Jan. 1874.
2. Alice Mansfield Wentworth, b. 5 Aug. 1875.
The Hon. A. O. Bourn was a member of the Rhode Island
Senate, 1878-1883, and 1886-1888; Governor of Rhode Island,
1883-1885 ; United States Consul-General at Rome, 1889-1893.
DESCENT
JARED BOURN, of Boston and Roxbury, Mass., and of Portsmouth, R.I.,
granted land, and admitted to the Church in Boston, 22 April 1634; admitted an
inhabitant of Portsmouth, R.I., 23 Jan. 1655 ; Deputy in the Colonial Legislature,
30 Oct. 1667 '•> in charge of "Bourn's garrison house," in Swanzy, Mass., during
King Philip's War ; m. Frances , and had issue : —
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BOURN
JARED BOURN, of Swanzy, Mass., living in 1680 ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Francis
Brayton, and, by her, had issue : —
FRANCIS BOURN (7693-1758), of Swanzy, Mass., b. about 1693 ; m., 23 Feb.
1716, Charity, dau. of John Wheaton, and, dying 1758, left, by her, issue : —
STEPHEN BOURN (1724-1758), of Swanzy, Mass., b. 25 Oct. 1724; m.,
1 6 Sept. 1756, Charity, dau. of Elisha Chase, and, dying 1758, left, by her, issue : —
STEPHEN BOURN (1757-1822), of Somerset, Mass., b. 24 June 1757 ; m.,
28 June 1/98, Deborah, dau. of Francis Bourn, and, dying 5 Nov. 1822, left, by
her (who d. 25 Oct. 1822), issue : —
GEORGE OSBORN BOURN (1809-1859), of Providence, R.I., b. 4 July 1809 ;
m., i Aug. 1833, Huldah Battey, dau. of Ezra Eddy, and, by her (who d. 8 Sept.
1892), left issue : —
Aucusrys OSBORN, of whom we treat.
He d. 17 Aug. 1859.
Residences — Bristol, Rhode Island, and Providence, Rhode Island.
GIBBES
Robert Waller Gibbes (M.D.), b. 20
Aug. 1872.
DESCENT
JENKIN GIBBES, of Combe, in the parish of
Folkestone, Co. Kent, descended from the ancient
family of Gibbes of Exeter ; m. Anne Uden, and,
by her, had issue : —
1 . Thomas, of whom later.
2. John, m., and had issue : —
William, of Stuny, Co. Kent.
THOMAS GIBBES, of Combe, Co. Kent ;
m. Alice, dau. and heiress of — Trewnwall, and,
by her, had issue : —
JOHN GIBBES, of Patrixbourne, Co. Kent ;
m. Margaret, dau. and heiress of Richard Champney,
Gloucester King of Arms, and, by her, had issue : —
1. William, of whom later.
2. Thomas, from whom descended the Gibbs
of Ash, Co. Kent.
He d. 1526, and was bur. at Capel-le-Ferne,
Co. Kent.
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GIBBES
WILLIAM GIBBES acquired the Manor of Elmeston ; m. Jane, dau. and heiress
of Simon Gason, of Ash, and, by her, had issue :—
1. John, m. Mary, dau. of Richard Elham, of Dover, and had issue ; d. at Saltwood
Castle ; bur. at Capel-le-Ferne.
2. Edmund, m. Judith Porter, and had issue ; d. 1623.
3. Henry, m., and had issue.
4. Stephen, of whom later.
1. Ellen.
2. Bennet.
He was bur. at Capel-le-Ferne, Co. Kent, and his will was proved 1599.
STEPHEN GIBBES (1562- ), of Bekesbourne, Co. Kent, b. 1562 ; m. (M.L.
10 Feb. 1585) Jane, dau. of Thomas Turney, of Brockhill, in the parish of Salt-
wood, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Thomas, Councillor of Barbados, 1651.
2. Robert, of whom later.
3. John.
1. Alice, m. Thomas Beddingfield.
2. Anne.
3. Elizabeth.
ROBERT GIBBES (1594- ), of Barham, Co. Kent, and afterwards of Bar
bados, b. 27 Nov. 1594 ; m., 26 Feb. 1639, Mary, dau. of Thomas Coventry, of
Ash, and, by her, had issue : —
1. Basil (Lieutenant), b. 9 Jan. 1640 ; d. unm. 1 6 Jan. 1687.
2. Thomas, b. 24 April 1642.
3. Robert, of whom later.
4. Stephen (M.D.), b. 19 Feb. 1645.
5. John (Captain), b. 25 Oct. 1647 ; d. unm. 25 May 1693.
6. William, b. 20 Nov. 1648 ; d. young.
7. Nicholas, b. 21 Nov. 1655 ; m., 19 Feb. 1679, Elizabeth Seay, and, dying
28 June 1717, left, by her (who d. 19 March 1691), issue.
1. Alice, b. 28 Dec. 1643 ; m. John Daniel ; d. 30 Oct. 1661.
2. Mary, b. I April 1653.
3. Jane, b. I July 1654 ; d. in infancy.
ROBERT GIBBES (1645-1715), b. 9 Jan. 1645 ; settled in South Carolina,
where he obtained grants of land, 5 Oct. 1681, and I March 1682 ; Chief Justice
of South Carolina, 1708 ; Governor, 1709-1712 ; m. (i) , and had issue : — .
i. Robert, d. young.
1. Mary, m. Thomas Elliott, and had issue.
He m. (2) Mary , and, by her, had issue : —
2. William, of whom later.
3. John, b. 21 June 1696 ; m. (i), 25 July 1719, Mary Woodward, and had issue ;
m. (2), 25 Aug. 1748, Elizabeth Bedon, who d. 6 Oct. 1757; m. (3),
29 Aug. 1760, Ann, widow of — Wigg ; d. I 8 Dec. 1764.
2. Elizabeth, b. 4 Feb. 1691 ; m. Colonel John Fenwick.
He d. 24 Jan. 1715.
476
GIBBES
WILLIAM GIBBES (1689-1733), b. 2 Feb. 1689 ; m., 8 Aug. 1716, Anne
Culcheth, and, by her (who d. 31 Aug. 1733), had issue : —
1. Robert, b. 21 Aug. 1718 ; m., 2 April 1741, Elizabeth Haddrell ; d. Nov. 1751,
leaving issue.
2. William, of whom later.
3. Culcheth, b. 17 Oct. 1724 ; m. (i) Jane Jackson, widow of — Butler, and had
issue ; m. (2) Martha — — ; d. 5 June 1777.
4. John, b. 12 Nov. 1729 ; m. (i) Martha Freer ; m. (2), 6 July 1760, Elizabeth
White ; d.s.p. Dec. 1770.
i. Mary, b. 24 Dec. 1719 ; m. William Tilly ; d. 1 1 June 1743.
He d. March 1733.
WILLIAM GIBBES (1723-1780), b. 8 Jan. 1723; was one of the Secret
Committee of five of the Council of Safety in Charleston at the commencement of
the Revolution ; m. (i), 3 March 1744, Mary Benison, who'cfcs^. ; m. (2), 12 Feb.
1748, Elizabeth Hasell, and, by her (who d. 3 June 1762), had issue : —
I. William Hasell, of whom later.
1. Consuntia, b. 24 July 1749 > ^. y°ung-
2. Ann, b. 6 Jan. 1752 ; m., 27 Sept. 1767, Edward Thomas ; d. I 5 Feb. 1781,
leaving issue.
3. Elizabeth, b. 22 July 1756 ; m. (i), Sept. 1775, Captain Charles Shepherd, who
was killed at Savannah, 1779; m. (2), Samuel Hunt; d. 1838, leaving
issue.
4. Mary, b. 19 Jan. 1758 ; m., 17 July 1784, William C. Warham, and had issue.
He m. (3), 30 Oct. 1762, Mary Cook, and, by her (who d. Oct. 1799), had
issue : —
2. Robert, b. 18 Nov. 1763 ; d. 23 Sept. 1780.
3. Henry, b. 25 Dec. 1764 ; m., 30 Aug. 1791, Mary Dunbar, widow.
5. Catherine Elizabeth, b. 5 June 1768 ; d. 14 Oct. 1786.
He d. 20 Feb. 1780.
WILLIAM HASELL GIBBES (1754-1834), b. 16 March 1754; student of the
Inner Temple, London, 1774 ; was one of the thirty Americans resident in London
who petitioned the king against the Acts of Parliament which were the immediate
cause of the Revolution ; was Captain-Lieutenant of the ancient battalion of
Artillery at Charleston ; fought at Beaufort and Savannah ; admitted to the Bar
prior to 1783 ; Master in Chancery, South Carolina, 1783-1825 ; m. (i), 29 Aug.
1782, Elizabeth Allston, and, by her (who d. 1806), had issue : —
1. William Allston, b. 4 May 1785 ; d. in infancy.
2. William, b. 3 Aug. 1790 ; d. young.
3. Allston, b. 1 6 Feb. 1793 ; m., 31 Dec. 1819, Sarah Chisolm, who d.s.p.
21 July 1822.
4. Washington, b. 31 Jan. 1795.
5. Henry, b. 19 March 1797 ; m., 15 May 1820, Ann Isabella Mayrant ; d.s.p.
1833-
6. William Hasell, b. 8 June 1798 ; d. unm. Jan. 1835.
7. Edwin, b. 7 Oct. 1799; m-> 3° ^ov- 1821, Caroline S. Thayer ; d. I June
1831, leaving issue.
8. Benjamin, b. 17 Feb. 1801 ; d. in infancy.
1. Anne, b. 17 Sept. 1783 ; d. in infancy.
2. Eliza, b. 15 Dec. 1787 ; m., 22 Jan. 1811, John Wilson ; d. 14 May 1853,
leaving issue.
477
GIBBES
3. Harriet, b. 1 6 March 1789.
4. Sarah Postell, b. 15 Nov. 1804 ; m. 1852, William F. Heins ; d. 1862.
He m. (2), 21 Jan. 1808, Mary Philp Wilson, and, by her (who d. 21 April
1844), nad issue : —
9. Robert Wilson, of whom later.
10. Samuel Wilson, b. 16 Dec. 1812 ; m., lo Jan. 1837, Eleanor C. Banks.
11. James Wilson, b. 22 Aug. 1814; m., 4 -June 1835, Susan P. Guignard ; d.
19 Jan. 1845, leaving issue.
5. Ann Isabell, b. 12 March 1811 ; m. (i), 25 June 1829, Thomas How, who d.
Sept. 1834; m- (2)> 7 March 1837, James M. Wilson, who d. 20 Oct.
1887, leaving issue : —
1. Robert (D.D.), b. 28 Oct. 1838 ; Rector of St. Luke's Church,
Charleston, South Carolina; m. (i), 22 Nov. 1859, Mary
Susan, dau. of James Wilson Gibbes, and had issue : —
i. Sue Guignard, b. 17 Oct. 1860.
m. (2), 22 April 1862, Ann Jane, dau. of Rev. Peter Johnson
Shand, D.D., and had issue : —
1. Peter Johnson Shand, b. 7 Feb. 1865 ; d. 1885.
2. James Mazyck, b. i May 1866; m. (i), 18 Dec.
1890, Susan Wilson, dau. of Dr. Robert W.
Gibbes; m. (2), 12 Nov. 1895, Julia, dau. of
Isaac White; d.s.p. 1897.
3. Robert, b. 23 Aug. 1867; m., 27 Nov. 1895,
Harriet Chisolm, dau. of John Calhoun Cain.
4. Henry Ravenel, b. 17 Sept. 1869 ; d. in infancy.
2. Mary How, b. 26 Jan. 1863 ; m., 2 April 1891,
Elias Ball.
3. Nanna Shand, b. 22 March 1871 ; d. in infancy.
4. Rebecca Wright, b. 15 March 1874 5 d. 'in infancy.
2. Samuel, b. 16 Feb. 1840 ; d. young.
1. Susan Ravenel, b. 27 April 1843.
2. Emily Thurston, b. 4 Feb. 1845 ; d. in infancy.
He d. 14 Feb. 1834.
ROBERT WILSON GIBBES (1809-1866), b. at Charleston, South Carolina, 8 July
1809; graduated at South Carolina College, 1827, and at the Medical College of
South Carolina, 1830; twice Mayor of Columbia, South Carolina; Surgeon-General
of the State, 1861 till the end of the war; m., 20 Dec. 1827, Caroline Elizabeth
Guignard, and, by her (who d. I Feb. 1865), had issue : —
1. James Guignard, of whom later.
2. Robert Wilson, b. in Columbia, South Carolina, 10 June 1831 ; graduated at
South Carolina College, 1 849, and at the Medical College of South Carolina,
1852 ; Professor of Surgery of the University of South Carolina, 1872-3 ;
m. (i), 6 Feb. 1855, his cousin Mary, dau. of Thomas How, and, by her
(who d. i Nov. 1862), had issue : —
i. Robert Wilson, b. 12 March 1857 ; d. in infancy.
1. Ann Isabel, b. 2 Feb. 1856 ; d. young.
2. Mary How, b. 26 April 1858 ; d. young.
3. Elizabeth, b. 5 June 1859 » ^' y°ung.
4. Susan Wilson, b. 27 June 1861 ; m., 18 Dec. 1890, James Mazyck
Wilson ; d. 1 1 Aug. 1891.
478
GIBBES
m. (2), 23 Dec. 1865, Caroline S. Scott, and, dying 24 Oct. 1875, left
issue : —
2. Calhoun Scott, b. 31 Oct. 1864.
3. Robert Wilson, d. in infancy.
4. James Wilson, b. 1 5 April 1 866 ; m., 2 Jan. 1889, Hannah J. Lamar.
5. Robert Wilson, b. 24 Oct. 1875.
5. Sarah Eliza, b. 17 April 1868; m., 26 May 1897, Dr. John
Lawson.
6. Caroline Scott, b. 10 March 1870 ; m., 26 April 1893, James E.
Hunter ; d. 3 Jan. 1897.
7. Jennie Guignard, b. 1 5 Sept. 1871.
8. Marion Farrar, b. 29 Oct. 1873.
3. Samuel Wilson, b. 6 Feb. 1833 ; d. in infancy.
4. Wade Hampton, b. 3 April 1837 ; m., 14 Nov. 1860, Jane A. Mason, and, by
her (who d. 26 Dec. 1887), had issue : —
1. Wade Hampton, b. 14 Oct. 1861 ; m. (i), 30 Nov. 1887, Susan
K. Hayward, and, by her (who d. 21 iFeb. 1896), had
issue : —
1. James Hayward, b. 7 Oct. 1888.
2. Wade Hampton, b. 19 Sept. 1892.
3. Nathaniel, b. 21 Feb. 1896 ; d. in infancy.
1. Virginia Mason, b. 29 Jan. 1890.
m. (2), 3 Jan. 1898, Heloise Weston, and has issue : —
2. Heloise Weston, b. 19 Oct. 1898.
2. Francis Guignard, b. 12 Oct. 1870.
3. Alexander Mason, b. II Dec. 1878.
4. Frank Huger, b. 27 March 1882.
1. Jane Mason, b. 1 1 Feb. 1863.
2. Lucy Elizabeth, b. 30 Dec. 1868 ; d. in infancy.
5. William Moultrie, b. 25 March 1839 ; m., 26 April 1864, Mary H. Clark, and
had issue : —
William Moultrie, b. 14 Dec. 1869.
6. Washington Allston, b. 7 Dec. 1841 ; m. 21 April 1869, Elizabeth P. Hunt.
7. De Veaux, b. 2 May 1844 ; d. young.
8. Benjamin Taylor, b. 8 June 1846 ; d. unm. 14 March 1864.
9. Thomas Hasell, b. 17 Nov. 1850 ; m., 2 Dec. 1873, Eugenia Talley.
I. Mary 'Caroline, b. 7 April 1835 ; m., 20 Nov. 1855, Colonel John P. Thomas ;
d. 7 Sept. 1890, leaving issue : —
1. John Peyre, b. 9 Dec. 1857 ; m., 29 Jan. 1879, Mary S. Waties.
2. Robert Gibbes, b. 22 July 1859.
3. Hasell, b. 22 Feb. 1861 ; m., 22 May 1889, Emma I. Wolfe.
4. Benjamin Gibbes, b. 17 Dec. 1864.
5. Walter Couturier, b. 8 May 1868.
6. Dwight, b. 15 Aug. 1875 ; d. in infancy.
7. Harold, b. 14 Sept. 1876.
8. Washington Allston, b. 4 March 1882 ; d. young.
1. Mary Gibbes, b. 22 Aug. 1856 ; d. unm. 21 Nov. 1894.
2. Juliet Elliott, b. 9 Jan. 1863 ; d. in infancy. ,
3. Caroline Elizabeth, b. 3 Nov. 1866.
4. Harriet Couturier, b. 19 March 1870 ; m., I Oct. 1889, Rev. A. R.
Mitchell.
5. Eleanor Walter, b. n Sept. 1880.
479
GIBBES
2. Harriet Hampton, b. 29 June 1848 ; m., 21 July 1868, John R. Dozier.
3. Alice Eliza, b. II June 1853 ; m., 2 Sept. 1872, William G. Childs.
He d. 15 Oct. 1866.
JAMES GUIGNARD GIBBES (1829- ), b. 6 Jan. 1829; m. (i), 17 April
1856, Mary E. McCullough, and, by her (who d. 19 Dec. 1866), had issue : —
1. James Guignard, b. 31 Jan. 1857 ; d. unm. Dec. 1895.
2. Robert Wilson, b. 21 Aug. 1863 ; d. in infancy.
1. Mary Eugenia, b. 8 Dec. 1858 ; m., 1885, David A. Childs.
He m. (2), Aug. 1870, Elizabeth, dau. of — Waller, and widow of R. Kilcreana,
and, by her, had issue : —
3. ROBERT WALLER, of whom we treat.
4. Hunter Allston, b. 25 Jan. 1876.
2. Elizabeth, b. 22 July 1871 ; m., 9 July 1892, W. S. Montgomery.
3' ?TiS>HD- l6 Oct- 1874 ; d. in infancy.
4. bailie, j
5. Ethel, b. I Jan. 1878.
Residence — Columbia, South Carolina.
Arms — Argent, three battle-axes erect two and one, sable.
Crest — A dexter arm embowed in armour sable, garnished or, hold
ing in the hand a battle-axe of the last, headed argent.
480
INDEX
TO
VOL. I
Abbitt, Mary A. (Greene), 44
Abbot, Moses, 440
Abbott, Hortense (Carney), 284
Lydia (Greene), 142
Mary (Digges), 297
Susan (Carney), 285
Abeel, Magdalen (Beekman), 401
Abercromby, — (Dallas), 311
ABNEY FAMILY, 278-279
Acosta, Elisee', 413
Acton, Blandina (Skipwith), 470
Harriet (Middleton). 319
Adair, John, 102
Adam, George F.. 307
Adams, Abigail (Parker), 407
Benjamin, 406
Charles W., 169
Eleanor (Winslow), 90
Elizabeth (Whitney). 331
George H., 307
— • Hannah (Gamage), 305
James, 332
Lilian (Hayne), 69
Mary (Bulkeley), 431
Patience (Bulkeley), 430
Adamson, Frederick, 289
Harriet L. (Fox), 290
Addicks. William H.. 167
Adkins, Josiah, 437
Adlard, Ethel B. (Dodge), 194
AGLIONBY FAMILY, 252-254
Aiken, Mary A. (Varnum), 150
Ainslie, Mary M. (Middleton),
320
Ainsworth, Sarah (Parker), 407
Albemarle, Duke of, 15
Alberbury, Agnes (Throckmorton),
364
Alden, Elizabeth (Seabury), 369
John, 23
Alderson, Lilian Coale, 268
Aldis, Rachel (Draper), 127
ALEXANDER FAMILY. 32,
409-411
Ashton, 317
Elizabeth H., 410
Frederick, 61
Jared, 410
— Mary (Livingston). 35
William, Earl of Stirling, 36
Allen, Abigail (Seabury), 369
Anne (Chauncey), 348
Dorcas (Wetmore). 437
Jane (Bulkeley), 430
Lucy (Fox), 290
- Mary (Greene), 324
— Nathan, 91
- Pattie (Daniel), 388
Rebecca (Goodrich), 261
Sarah (Converse), 109
ALLERTON FAMILY. 24, 37-41
Isaac, 23
Lois, 39
Allis, Eunice (De Woli ), 277
Maud (Conway), 202
Allston, Elizabeth (Gibbes), 477
Allyn, Jane (Wolcott), 152
Mary (Wolcott), 153
Thomas, 152
Almond, Elizabeth (Ashby), 226
Almy. Anne (Greene), 42
Alston, Jane C. (Cabell), 199
Sarah J. (Claiborne), 233
Sarah McPherson (Middle-
ton), 323
Amblar, Deborah (Davenport),
105
Hannah (Davenport), 104
Amelung, Mary A. (Hawthorne),
355
Ames, Ebenezer, 206
Mary (Howard), 206
Thomas, 206
Amias, Joan (Tilghman), 129
Amis, Thomas, 388
Amory, Francis J., 469
Jonathan, 265
Rufus K., 40
Sarah (Middleton), 319
Amsden, Edwin, 290
Andairese, Clara (Penrose), 146
ANDERSON FAMILY, 59-61
Charles, 232
Elizabeth (Scott), 335
John, 60
- Kate (Skipwith), 471
— — Margaret (Gordon), 178
Robert, 363
— — Susannah (Woods), 424
William, 60
Andre, Pierre de St., 180
Andress, Polly (Allerton), 39
Andrews, Bethiah (Winslow), 91
Eleanor (Jesup), 474
Mary (Saltonstall), 276
Ruth (Barnard), 62
Andrus, Prudence S. (Chase), 134
Angell, Almy (Greene), 43
Annable, Joseph, 115
Ansell, Mary (Lathrop), 357
Answerder, Maria K. (Schieffelin),
35i
Antage, Christiana (Drake), 57
Anthon, Marion G. (Fish), 384
Anthony, Elizabeth (Candler),
3.79
Elizabeth (Greene), 42, 324
Antrobus, Jane (Sanxay), 221
John, 221
Maria (Sanxay), 221
Aosta, Amadeus, Duke of, 435
Apperson, James K, 167
Applegate, Alice C. (Sargent), 158
Appleton, Family of, 32
Caroline Le Roy (Bonaparte),
436
481
Appleton, Catherine M. (Ward),
163
Frances E. (Longfellow), 340
Margaret (Grant), 173
Mary (Thomas), 246
Samuel, 236
Archer, Abigail (Pell), 462
Elizabeth (Whitwell), 472
Arezzo, Marquis d', 224
Argall, Sir Samuel, 10
Arland, Jean A., 181
Armistead, Anne (Robinson), 345
(Carter), 55
Judith (Carter), 55
Lucy (Nelson), 121
Martha (Digges), 297
Mary M. (Tyler), 256
Armstrong, John, 35
Mary A. (Fox). 291
ARNOLD FAMILY, 404-405
Eliza A. (Vinton). 342
Elizabeth (Greene), 42, 141
Kezia (Gaston), 208
Lewis H., 367
Lucretia (Saltonstall), 275
Mary A. (Greene), 326
Mary G. (Greene), 43
Oliver, 43
Rhoda (Greene), 142
Sion, 233
Stephen, 141
Thomas, 270
Arthur, Mary (Coppinger), 138
Ash, Elizabeth (Gamage), 306
ASHBY FAMILY, 225-226
Ashley, Jonathan, roi
Joseph, 465
Lord, 15
Ashmead, John, 214
Ashton, Family of, 12
Henry, 410
Lola R. (Fitzhugh), 444
Sarah (Alexander), 409
Sarah (Fitzhugh). 446
Ashurst, John W., 334
Aspinwall, John, 414
Astor, Emily (Ward), 235
Atherton, Catherine (Mather), 442
Elizabeth (Moseley), 182
Atholl, John, Fourth Duke of, 455
Atkins, Samuel, 77
Atkinson, — (Fox), 288
Abigail (Penhallow), 217
Mary (Wetmore), 437
Atwater, Jeremiah, 276
Lucy L. (Hill), 308
Lydia (Wolcott), 153
Atwell, Mary (Vinton), 341
Sarah (Converse), 108
Auert, Margaret (Drake). 57
Augustine, Elizabeth J. (Barnard),
64
St., 18
H H
INDEX
Austin, — , 60
Ann M. (Allerton), 40
Daniel, 218
Samuel, 331
Austria, Marie Louise, Arch
duchess of (Bonaparte), 434
Averill, Cornelia (Fox), 289
Avery, Rachel (Sumner), 77
Axtell, Elizabeth (Blake), 80
Aylesworth, Benjamin, 142
William, 142
Aylett, Philip, 449
Ayllon, de, 9
Aylward, Margaret (Fitzgerald),
224
Ayrault, Mary A. (Goodrich), 262
Ayres, Love (Kingsbury), 447
Babcock, Frances (Saltonstall),
276
Harriet (Saltonstall), 276
Bache, Richard, 314
Baciocchi. Felix P. de, 435
Bacon, Andrew, 437
Dr.. 361
John, 437
Lydia (Wetmore), 437
Mary (Wetmore), 436
Nathaniel, 437
Badger, Anna (Sanxay), 221
Moses, 125
Bailey, Azubah A. (Greene), 326
Desire (Howard), 207
Elizabeth (Minot), 469
Elizabeth (Plumb), 148
Mary (Field), 241
Mercy (Fish), 384
Rebecca (Sands), 414
Baillie, Marion (Scott), 336
Baily Katherine (Coale), 267
Mary E. (Coale), 268
Baird, Alexander, 64
Eliza E. (Fox), 290
Mary D. (Biddle), 202
Baker, Abigail (Lathrop), 358
Abigail (Vilas), 280
Betsey (Leffingwell), 259
Emily E. (Garnett), 393
George, 429
George T., 454
Hannah (Hosmer), 390
Jane (Carney), 284
John, 249
Mary (Brooke), 71
Mary (Minot), 468
Mary (Sumner), 76
Mary (Whitney), 331
Mercy (Lathrop), 357
Samuel, 90
William, 457
Balch, Lewis P. W., 83
Balden, Eliza (Allerton), 39
Baldwin, Abigail (Peck), 139
David, 309
Henry, 371
Jerusha (Fox), 301
Kate (Munford), 177
Katharine (Sullivan), 266
Margaret (Daniel), 388
Mary (Plumb), 148
Mary (Ward), 162
Baldwin, Nathan, 163
Timothy, 309
Ball, Anne (Conway), 203
Betty (Gordon), 178
Dorothy (Wadsworth), TOI
- Elias. 478
Frances (Munford), 177
James, 203
— Sarah (Flagg), 248
Baltimore, Cecilius, Lord, 71
ist Lord, 12, 13
- — 2nd Lord, 13, 14, 17
Bamber, Richard, 253
Bancroft, Archbishop, 19
Joseph, 205
Rebecca (Hill), 309
— Suzanne (Carroll), 411
Bane, Amy (Cope), 52
Banks, — , 78.
— Eleanor C. (Gibbes), 478
Bannister, Elizabeth C. (Ship-
pen), 428
Banyer, Goldsborough, 83
Barber, — , 296
Elsie (Delafield), 272
Mary (Arnold), 405
Sarah (Greene), 324
Thomas, 132
BARCLAY FAMILY, 343-344
— Anne O'C. (Trenchard),
"3
. Cornelia C., 344
— Laura C. (Shippen), 429
Margaret (Jay), 83
Mary S. (Biddle), 201
Bard, Eliza (Delafield), 271
Susan (Pendleton), 245
Barde, Jean D., 181
Bardwell, Kate L. (Barnard), 64
Barker, Alethea (Sumner), 78
Anna F. (Scott), 335
John, 448
Josiah, 448
Sylvia (Flint), 440
Barlow, Louisa S. (Jay), 82
Barnabit, Winifred (Davenport),
i°3
BARNARD FAMILY, 62-65
Benjamin, 63
Eleanor (Little), 62
Elizabeth (Wadsworth), 101
Elizabeth (Whitney), 331
Mary, 62
Barnes, Deborah (Flagg), 248
Harrison B., 204
Rachel (Sargent), 158
Sarah (Day), 210
Barnum, Dorcas (Hoyt), 360
Francis, 360
BARNWELL FAMILY, 326-329
Ann (Masyck), 433
Anne (Middleton), 319
Catherine O., 328
Edward H., 69
Eliza, 328
James L., 329
Margaret (Roosevelt), 93,
117
William H., 434
Barr, Emma V. (Carlisle), 220
Barradill, Mary (Tyler), 256
Barret, Mary (Flagg), 249
482
Barrett, Anna (Fuller), 460-
Sarah (Whitney), 331
Barren, Benjamin, 150
Samuel, 150
Barrows, John, 119
Barry, Dorinda (Coppinger), 13$
Garrett, 289
Helena (Sullivan), 264
Barstow, — (Richardson), 372
Pluma (Sumner), 78
Bartle, Amelia M. (Tower), 273
Bartlett, Hannah (Converse), io&
Leonora F. (Parsons), 466
Lucretia (Davies), 282
Bartley, Thomas W., 188
Barton, Caroline (Ruxton), 305
Elizabeth (Greene), 42
Mary (Greene), 324
Bartow, Theophilus, 462
Basile, Emanuele, 321
Basse, Mary (Minot), 467
Bassett, Polly (Allerton), 39
Batchelder, Nathaniel, 440
Bateman, John, 123, 371
Samuel, 253
Bates, Jonathan, 105
Mary A. (Davenport), io6>
Bathurst, Sir Felton H., 412
Battaille, Maria (Garnett), 391
— Sarah (Fitzhugh), 445
Batte, — (Claiborne), 232
Catherine (Mallory), 420
— John, 420
Batty, Dinah (Greene), 325
Baucker, — , 400
Bayard, Family of, 32
Anna, M. (Jay), 82
Richard, H., 412
Stephen, 402
Bayles, Elizabeth (Smith), 464
Baylis, John, 398
Baylor, Ann B. (Mallory), 421
Baynard, Jane (Throckmorton )
365
Baynham, Elizabeth (Throckmor
ton), 365
Beach, Anna (Hoyt), 360
Elizabeth (Winslow), 91
Mary (Penhallow), 217
Beal, Mary (Whiton), 172
Sarah (Digges), 298
Beale, Charles, 178
Edward F. 337
Eliza V. (Gordon). 97
Elizabeth (Parker), 143
Hannah (Bull), 425
Mary (Gordon), 97
Mary (Rainsford), 242
William, 96
Beall, George, 254
Martha R. (Candler), 380
Nathaniel. 72
Bean, Abigail (Sullivan), 265
Beans, Christopher, 71
Beardsley, Nathaniel D., 86
Beare, Alice Van Wyck (Seabury),
368
Beams, Ella L. (Darlington), 373
Bears, Tabitha (Peck), 139
Beasley, Margaretta S. (Delafield),.
269
Beaton, Mary (Gamage), 306
INDEX
Beaufoe, Johanna (Throckmorton),
365
Beauharnais, Hortense (Bona
parte), 435
Bechtel, Catherine (Sands), 415
Beckley, Miriam (Wadsworth),
101
Beddingfield, Thomas, 476
Bedell, Anne D. (Low), 99
Bedles, Alice (Throckmorton), 366
Bedlow, Mary Elizabeth G. (Beek
man), 401
Bedon, Elizabeth (Gibbes), 476
Julia D. (Izard), 48
Bee, Mary (Hayne). 68
Beebe, Jerusha (Fuller), 459
Beecher, Louisa A. (Gaston),
208
BEEKMAN FAMILY, 30, 400-2
Cornelia (Livingston), 35
Johanna, 401
Margaret, 34
Behre, Florence (Izard), 48
Beirne, Mary (Middleton), 323
Mary H. (Thomas), 317
Belford, Jane (Grant), 173
Belknap, Lydia (Sanxay), 222
Bell, Harriet L. (Whiton), 171
Laura (Drake), 57
Mary (Hoyt), 359
Mary F. (Gordon), 178
Olivia, M. (Barclay), 343
Prudence (Davenport), 105
— Samuel P., 370
— Sarah (Carney), 285
Bellicum, Elizabeth (Thomas),
317
Bellinger, Lucia (Bull), 425
Bellingham, Grace (Claiborne),
231
Belnap, Lowell, 307
Bemis, Hannah (Richardson),
372
Nathaniel, 372
Bender, Mary (Trenchard), 112
Benedict, Family of, 32
Abigail (Davenport), 105
Ann (Peck), 192
Benison, Mary (Gibbes), 477
Benjamin, Samuel N., 385
Benn, Maria (Mather), 441
Bennet, Elizabeth (Scott), 336
Bennett, Robert, 381
Samuel, 462
Benson, Lucia (Carney), 285
Mary (Carter), 54
Nathaniel, 285
Bent, Almira (Carney), 285
Bentivoglio, Paulina (Middleton),
321
Bentley, Caleb, 73
Bere, Mary (Tilghman), 129
Berger, Frederick, 414
Berkeley, Carter, 56
Edmund, 121
George, 27
— Sir William, n, 15
Bermingham, Anne (Fox), 288
Bernard, Richard, 18, 20
Berners, Anne (Barnwell), 327
Berrien, Agnes (Fish), 384
Jane (Fish), 384
Berrien, Ruth (Fish), 384
Berry, John B., 41
Mary L. (Barnard), 64
Bersot, Ira B. (Evans), 65
Besford, Agnes (Throckmorton),
364
Bethell, Hugh, 419
Bettis, Ruth (Lathorp), 358
Betts, Anna (Fish), 385
Daniel, 384
Richard, 385
Sarah (Fish), 385
Susannah (Jesup), 473
Bevere, Eloisa (Delafield), 270
Beverley, Anne (Munford), 176
Bewicke, Calverley, 46
Bey, Rechid, Count Czaykowski,
418
Bickersteth, Amy (Aglionby), 252
BIDDLE FAMILY, 28, 199-202
Algernon S., 346
Lydia (Robinson), 346
Mary, 201
Rebecca (Cope), 53
Sarah (Penrose), 145
Valerina F. (Penrose), 145
Bidewell, Anna (Eno), 299
Bidwell, Abigail (Sumner), 77
Bie, Jacoba de (Huidekoper), 74
Bier, George H., 56
Bigelow, Eunice (Leffingwell), 260
Joshua, 248
Mary (Flagg). 248
Samuel, 248
Biggs, — (Minot), 468
- (Woodhull), no
Bill, Lydia H. (Seabury), 370
Sarah (Leffingwell), 258
Billett, Christiana (Drake), 57
Billings, Eunice (Minot), 469
Mary (Hosmer), 390
Mary W. (Stoddard), 228
Billington, John, 23
Bingham, Anne H. (Penrose), 145
Bingley, Elizabeth (Chase), 132
Binkley, John T., 258
Bird, Hannah (Morgan), 86
Birge, Tryphena (Griswold), 408
Birkhead, William, 318
Bishop, David W., 241
Ebenezer, 294
Joan (Chase), 132
Peter, 165
Samuel, 437
Sarah (Davenport), 104
Stephen, 294
Bissell, Abigail (Eno), 299
B(r)itteridge, Richard, 23
Bixby, Elizabeth (Converse), 108
Black, Anna M. (Eyerman), 157
Louisa (Lowndes), 383
Blackburne-Tew, C., 163
Blackleach, Sarah (Jesup), 473
Blackleth, Mary (Wadsworth), 101
Blackman, Julia A. (Plumb), 148
Blackwell, — , 298
Hugh, 52
John, 143
Blackwood, Hans, Lord Dufferin
and Clandeboye, 184
Bladen, Priscilla (Carter), 55
Elaine, Alice S. (Coppinger), 137
483
Blair, Hugh, 179
Montgomery, 128
Samuel, 428
BLAKE FAMILY, 16, 79-82. 455-
456
Agnes (Fitzgerald), 223
— Charlotte C. (Sullivan), 266
Daniel, 46, 321
Frederick R., 322
Henrietta L., 455
- Martha (Minot), 468
Rebecca (Izard), 168
Walter, 82, 169
Bland, Anne (Munford), 176
Theoderick, 446
Blankman, Isabella L. (Evans), 67
Bleecker, Jane T. (Fox), 302
John R. 95
Blennerhasset, Alan, 252
Bleschamp, Marie L. de (Bona
parte), 434
Blight, Cornelia T. (Penrose), 146
Maria (Rush), 215
Sarah A. (Rush), 215
William S., 146
Bliss, Family of, 32
Elizabeth (Morgan), 86
Hannah (Peck), 192
Mary (Peck), 191
Mary (Parsons), 465
Oramel, 250
Rhoda (Leffingwell), 260
William, 234
Bloemart, Samuel, 30
Blood, Charlotte (Richardson),
372
Nathaniel, 406
Bloodgood, Fannie (Duncan), 89
Bloss, Katherine (Flint), 439
Blossom, Thankful (Fuller), 459
Blundell, Mary (Coppinger), 138
Richard, 72
Blush, Tristram, 459
Boak, James, 136
Boarman, Elizabeth (Brooke), 72
Bockinge, Robert, 80
Bodemeyer, Adelheid (Howard),
205
Bogard, Annatje (Roosevelt), 93,
116
Bogardus, Sarah J. (Parker), 144
Bogart, Mary (Curtis), 155
Boggs, Archibald, 457
Boies, Sarah H. (Penrose), 146
Boiling, Family of, 12
Bolton, 431
BONAPARTE FAMILY, 32,
434-436
Bond, Esther (Chase), 132
Thomas A., 263
Bondinot, Elisha,4O2
Bonham, Nicholas, 459
Bonner, Ida (Dallas), 311
Bonney, James, 385
Bonon, Hannah B., 405
Bonum, George, 118
Boogh, Katrina de (Beekman),
400
Boone, Sophia (Biddle), 200
Booth, Edwin G., 350
Ellen (Lowndes), 381
Esther (Hoyt), 360
H H 2
INDEX
Booth, Flavia (Converse), 109
Hannah (Winslow), 90
Borda, Eugene, 314
Boreman, Martha (Low), 98
Borghese, Camille Philippe, 435
Borland, Francis, 217
Borrnan, Joseph A., 66
Borrowe, J. H., 401
Boson, Paul, Due de Valencay,
118
Bosworth, Bethiah (Peck), 191
Nathaniel, 283
Boughton, — , 365
Herbert, 44
Lois (Hoyt), 360
Bouldin, Wood, 256, 388
Bounce, Sarah (Wadsworth), 101
Bourke (alias Gall), Helena (Fitz
gerald), 223
BOURN FAMILY, 474-475
Deborah, 475
Bowcock, — , 255
Bowditch, — , 80
Bowdoin, Louisa (Garnett), 393
Bowen, Elizabeth (Ward), 234
Elizabeth (Robertson), 457
Mathilde Therese (Schieffe-
lin), 351
Richard, 191
Bowes, William, 331
Bowie, Oden, 56
Bowne, Hannah (Field), 239
Bowyer, Sarah (Brooke), 72
Boyce, Angus, 214
Boyd, Augusta M. (Tilghman),
171
Elizabeth (Dodge), 194
Boyer, Catherine Christine (Bona
parte), 434
Henry C., 346
Boylston, Zabdid, 468
Boynton, Polly (Hill), 309
Boyse, Alice (Chauncey), 347
Bradford, Family of, 24
- J-, 44°
Sarah (Leffingwell), 260
William, 20, 21, 23, 24
Bradhurst, Catherine (Field), 240
Maria T. (Schieffelin), 352
Bradish.Frances J.(Stoddard), 228
Bradley, Benjamin, 221
Caroline (Varnum), 150
John, 222
. Susan (Aglionby), 254
Bradshaw, Percy H., 251
Bragdon, Tabitha (Longfellow),
340
Braley, Maria L. (Sargent), 158
Branch, Annie H. (Cabell), 198
Brand, Gertrude (Burket), 403
Brastow, C. A. (Izard), 169
Brattle, Thomas, 275
Braxton, George, 55, 56
Mary (Page), 377
Bray, Thomas, 231
Brayton, Elizabeth (Bourn), 475
Breck, — , 246
Elizabeth (Minot), 468
BRECKINRIDGE FAMILY,
189-190
Breedon, Marianne (Fitzgerald),
224
Brehm, Mary (Burket), 404
Brent, Family of, 15
Henry, 71
Brereton, Thomas, 231
Brethour, William, 290
Brett, — , 51
Brevard, Eloisa (Hayne), 68
Brewer, Margaret (Tilghman), 129
Mary (Whitney), 332
Melissa J. (Barnard), 64
Brewster, Family of, 24
Fear (Allerton), 38
Laura (Howard), 207
Lucy (Pell), 461
Lydia A. (Sewell), 183
Sarah (Wetmore), 437
- Sidney W., 76
- William, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23,
251
Bridge, Abigail (Whitney), 331
Bridgeman, Mercy (Thomas), 246
Samuel, 305
Bridges, Elizabeth (Gamage), 307
Isabel (Throckmorton), 365
Mannie (Tyler), 257
Bridgham, Thomas, 207
Briggs, Harriet (Stoddard), 228
Isaac, 73
Ruth (Winslow), 90
Brigham, Elijah, 162
Elnathan, 161
Brimmer, Martin, 102
Brisco, Susanna D. (Sanxay), 221
Briscoe, Family of, 15
Bristow, Nannie (Draper), 127
B(r)itteridge, Richard, 23
Britton, Emily G. (Howard), 205
Broadhurst, Samuel, 462
Brocas, Eleanor (Carter), 54
Brock, John P., 199
Brockenborough, Jane T. (Mai-
lory), 419
John, 421
Brockett, Alice (Curtis), 155
Broderick, Michael, 290
Broeck, Christina (Livingston), 36
Brogden, Henry, 56
Bromsall, Mary (Throckmorton),
366
— Robert, 366
Bronsor, Marcia (Kingsbury), 448
BROOKE FAMILY, 15, 70-73
Anna M. (Garnett), 392
Elizabeth (Carroll). 412
John M., 392
Brookesby, Mary (Abney), 279
Brooks, Deborah (Richardson),
37i
Eleanor (Saltonstall), 123
Henry, 371
John, 371
Lydia (Richardson), 372
Susan (Abney), 279
Brougham, Jane (Aglionby), 252
Broughton, Charlotte (Izard), 46
Thomas, 46, 168
Brown, Alice (Darlington), 373
— Ann (Huger), 451
— Bessie M. (Griswold), 408
— Deborah (Corwin), 136
— Eliza (Ward), 234
Eliza J. (Anderson), 61
484
Brown, Elizabeth (Davies), 282
Elizabeth (Wallace), 353
Frances (Robinson), 346
Gawen, 249
Hannah (Chase), 134
Harriet (Hill), 310
Helen (Alexander), 410
— Isabella A. (Venable), 363
Jane (Cope), 52
Margaret (Ruxton), 305
Martha (Greene), 324
— Mary (Low), 98
— Mary M. (Venable), 364
— Mercy (French), 338
Nathan E., 463
Oliver, 372
Pamela (Vinton), 342
— Sarah C. (Fitzgerald), 225
Sarah C. (Leffingwell), 260
— Thomas E., 95
Browne, Charles, 72
Elizabeth (Fitzgerald), 224
— Helen A. (Carney), 285
Henrietta (Fitzgerald), 224
— John, 25
Josephine L. (Scott), 337
Margery (Sullivan), 265
Mary (Claiborne), 232
Peter, 23
Samuel, 25
Browning, Daniel, 318
— Katherine (Stephens), 293
Brownlow, Anne (Middleton), 319
Bruen, Alex. M., 83
Bruna, Anne (Sanxay), 221
Brush, Betty (Corwin), 136
Bryan, Hugh, 327
Bryant, Melancthon, 160
Seaforth, 160
Buchanan, Dorothy (Lowndes),
382
Margaret (Anderson), 61
Buck, Daniel, 276
Jeremiah, 260
- Mary (Flagg), 249
Rebecca (Ashby), 226
Samuel, 263
W. M., 226
Buckingham, Jed., 466
Buckley, — (Sherman), 187
Buckman, Samuel, 62
Bucknell, Edith (Wetherill), 164
Buckner, Leannah (Ashby), 226
Buell, Anna (Grant), 174
Rebecca (Stephens), 294
— Samuel, 294
William, 250
Buffe, Sara (Mallet-Prevost), 181
Buffet, Jesse, 159
Bufnngton, Thomas, 52
BULKELEY FAMILY, 27, 429-
431
Ann, 431
Clarissa, 431
Elizabeth. (Goodrich), 263
Gershom, 348
Susannah (Goodrich), 262
BULL FAMILY, 425-426
Anne (Izard), 168
Charles S., 447
— Jacob, 306
Maria H. (Middleton), 320
INDEX
Bull, Mary (Middleton), 319
Mary (Payne), 237
Stephen, 319, 328
William S.. 169
Buller, J. (Claiborne), 231
Bullock, Benjamin, 39
J.J.. 189
Martha (Roosevelt), 94, 117
Bunbury, Hannah (Penhallow),
217
Bunker, Mary (Barnard), 63
Bunny, Henry, 123
Burbeck, Eliza (Pell), 462
Burch, Mary C. (Breckinridge),
190
Burchen, — (Trenchard), 113
Burckhardt, Judith (Burket), 403
Burden, Jessie (Wadsworth), 102
Burdet, Thomas, 365
Burden, George, 164
Burger, Mattie (Barnard), 64
Burgess, Joseph H., 334
Burke, Elizabeth (Greene), 43
Elizabeth T. (Greene), 43
BURKET FAMILY. 402-404
Burks, Elizabeth (Cabell), 196
Burling, Hannah (Field), 240
Rebecca (Field), 239
Burlingame, Rose (Allerton), 39
Burnell, Martha (Claiborne), 232
Burnett, Alexander B., 88
Burnham, Elizabeth (Clinton), 95
Joanna (Dodge), 194
Roderick H., 443
Burns, Walter H., 87
Burr, Hannah (Fox), 301
Burrill, Mereba (Converse), 108
Burrit, Israel, 349
Burroughs, Edward, 349
Sarah (Wetmore), 438
Burt, John, 209
Mercy (Day), 209
Burton, William, 173
Burwell, Family of, 15
— Alice (Peck), 139
Ann (Aglionby), 254
Elizabeth (Nelson), 122
Lucy M. (Page), 378
Nathaniel, 55, 56
Robert C., 121
Sarah N. (Nelson), 122
Bury, Elizabeth (Fitzhugh), 444
Bush, John C.. 438
Bushnell, Horace, 134
Joseph, 258
Mary (Leffingwell), 258
Bushrod, H. K. (Allerton), 38
Busters, John, 415
Butler, — 366
Agnes (Sherman), 186
Andrew P., 68
Dorothea (Fitzgerald), 224
Elinor (Drake), 57
Elizabeth (Penhallow), 217
Jane J. (Gibbes), 477
Joseph, 261
Lewis, 224
Lydia (Minot), 468
Mary (Goodrich), 262
Molly (Varnum), 150
Polly (Varnum), 150
Sarah (Day), 209
Butler, Sarah (Duncan), 88
Stuben, 431
Butt, John D., 458
Joshua W.. 458
Butte, Daniel G., 233
Butten, William, 22
Butterfield, Mary S. (Chase),
134
Butterworth, John F., 83
Button, Dorothy (Drake), 57
Sarah (Kingsbury), 447
Buxton, Benjamin, 440
Byll, Katherine (Fitzhugh), 444
Byllenge, Edward, 27
Byrd, Family of, 12
Abby (Nelson), 121
Anne (Carter), 55
Jane (Page). 377
Maria (Carter), 55
Maria H. (Page), 378
William, 55
William O., 176
Byron, George A., 312
CABELL FAMILY. 12, 196-199
Elizabeth, 197
Elizabeth (Daniel), 389
Elvira (Henry), 449
Mary H. (Breckinridge), 189
Mayo, 388
Nicholas, 363
Paulina (Henryj, 449
W. J. Lewis. 388
Cadwalader, Eleanor H. (Ffoulke).
386
Emily (Rawle), 131
Thomas, 201
Cady, Lovina (Vilas), 280
Cain, Edward G., 334
Harriet C. (Gibbes), 478
Calenda, Alberto, 49
Calhoun, James, 222
Calkins, Lucy (De Wolf), 277
Marshall, 390
Callady, — , 414
Callender, Lydia (Flagg), 249
Calton, John, 465
Calvert, Family of, 15
Ann (Brooke), 71
Cecil, 2nd Lord Baltimore,
13. M. i?
George, ist Lord Baltimore,
12, 13
John, 215
Leonard, 13, 14
Rosalie E. (Carter), 56
Camac, William M., 215
Camden, Susan (Pendleton), 243
Cameron, Family of, 32
Camp, Hannah (Peck), 139
Lettis (Leffingwell), 259
Lydia (Leffingwell), 259
Mary (Peck), 139
Susan (Wadsworth), 102
Campbell, Alexander, 314
Colin 168
Douglas, 261
Elizabeth J. (Wetherill), 166
Harriet M. (Greene), 44
Mary (Woods), 424
485
Campbell, Robert, 450
Sarah A. (Wetherill), 167
Thomas B.. 454
William, 449
William, Lord, 168
Canby, Anne (Wetherill), 165
CANDLER FAMILY, 379-380
Canino, Prince of, 434
Cannon, John, 414
Cantacuzene, Prince Michel
(Count Speransky), 175
Carey, Clara Foster (Delafield),
271
Hannah E. (Coale), 267
Miles. 345
Susan (Poole). 454
Carley, Mary J. (Leffingwell), 260
CARLISLE FAMILY, 219-220
Carll, Ananias, 159
Phebe (Scudder), 160
Timothy, 159
Carman, Catherine W. (Win-
slow), 91
Carmichael, William, 72
CARNEY FAMILY, 284-286
Carolinas, The, 15-16
Carow, Edith K. (Roosevelt), 92
Carpenter, — , 404
Alma (Greene), 142
C., 276
Juliana (Morton), 118
Miriam (Converse), 109
Phebe (Peck), 192
Susannah (Arnold), 404
Carr, Caleb, 42
Florence (Burket), 402
Overton, 315
Roley (Greene), 324
Carrington, Alexander, 363
Benjamin, 197
Elizabeth T. (Venable), 363
Emily (Venable), 363
Hannah (Cabell) 197
Henry, 197
Isa (Cabell), 198
Mary S. (Venable), 362
Paul S., 198
William F., 363
CARROLL FAMILY, 15,411-413
Achsah R. (Shippen), 428
Charles, 170
John N., 318
Juliana (Tilghman), 131
Sallie (Cradock), 417
Carruth, Francis S., 163
Carson, Catherine B. (Breckin
ridge), 189
Joseph, 96
CARTER FAMILY, 54-56
Ann (Nelson), 121
Anne, 54
Christopher, 196
Elizabeth (Flagg), 249
George, 471
Gilbert T. 406
- J. Ridgely, 8
— James W. 450
Jane, 56
- Jarvis P., 269
- John, 52, 163
John E., 53
Judith (Converse), 107
INDEX
Carter, Judith (Page), 377
Mary, 55
Mary W. (Cabell), 197
Nancy, 56
Robert, 122
Spencer, 203
Thomas, 378
Carver, John, 21, 23
Millicent (Drake), 58
Gary, Virginia R. (Skipwith), 471
Case, Henry, 135
— : — Matilda E. (Greene), 141
Caskie, Margaret S. (Cabell), 198
Castellato, Catherine G. de (Bona-
/parte). 434
Castera, Louise de (Livingston), 35
Castleman, David, 189
Cathcart, Hugh, 289
Catlemaid, George, 15
Catlett, Maria B. (Gordon), 96
Rebecca (Conway), 203
Caton, Richard, 412
Caulkins, Eunice (Mather), 443
Cautelou, — , 242
Cavan, Richard, Earl of, 270
Cecil, Sir Robert, 12
Cervington, Francis,. 366
Chadin, Samuel D., 86
Chad wick, Bessie L. (Thomas), 316
Charles, 331
S.. 351
Chaffee, Fannie J. (Grant), 172
Chalmers, Elizabeth (Huger), 451
Chamberlain. Benjamin, 406
Brown, 301
Rebecca (Allerton), 40
Samuel, 91
Chamblin, Eliza (Throckmorton),
368
Champe, Sarah (Carter), 55
Champion, Deborah (Mather),
442
Champlin, William, 443
Champney, Esther (Converse),
107
Margaret (Gibbes), 475
Mary (Richardson), 371
Ghana, Francois de la, 181
Chandler, Channing Mariana
(Pell), 462
Cornelia (Greene), 44
James, 280
Mary (Vilas), 280
Chapin, John F., 341
Lucy (Stephens), 295
Chaplin, Ernest, 120
Martha (Barnwell), 327
Chapman, — , 431
Anne (Leffingwell), 259
Benjamin, 460
Elizabeth (Grant), 174-175
Elizabeth (Schieffelin), 351
Emmeline (Chase), 135
Hannah (Grant), 173
Henry, 185
John, 100
Nathaniel, 142, 201
Sylvester, 443
William, 427
Chappell, Patience (Fuller), 459
Chapuis, Paul, 181
Chardon, Isaac, 432
Chare, Anne (Throckmorton), 366
Charles, Prince, 12
Charles I., u, 13, 14, 25, 26
II., 15, 16, 27, 30
IX.. 30
E.
CHASE FAMILY, 132-134
Abraham, 63
Charity (Bourn), 475
Elbridge, 286
Sarah (Greene), 325
Chastaigner, Magdalene
(Izard), 46
— Susanne de (Ravenel), 333
Chastigner, Catherine de
(Mazyck), 432
Chattin, Sarah M. (Wetherill),
166
CHAUNCEY FAMILY. 27,
347-350
Charles, 346
Matilda (Pomeroy), 274
Sarah (Bulkeley), 430
Chenery, Abigail (Richardson),
372
Cheney, Mary (Hosmer), 390
Chesebrough, Maria (Fox), 301
Chester, Hannah (Chauncey), 349
— Prudence (Stoddard). 228
Sarah (Wolcott), 152
Chetwode, Grace (Bulkeley), 430
Chevallie, Belle E. (Greene), 41
Cheves, Harriott K. (Barnwell),
326
Chew, Family of, 15
Bennet, 131
Elizabeth (Tilghman), 131
— Harriett (Carroll), 412
Samuel, 266, 470
Cheylesmore, Lord, 339
Chichester, Family of, 12
Richard, 178
Child, Abigail (Draper), 127
Experience (Flagg), 248
Martha (Varnum), 150
Matilda (Davenport), 106
Childs, David A., 480
William G., 480
Chiles, Elizabeth (Tyler), 255
Chilton, James, 23
Chinn, Elizabeth G. (Conway),
204
Chisman, Edward, 345
Chisolm, Sarah (Gibbes), 477
Susan M. H. (Middleton), 321
Chittenden, — , 187
Choate, Family of, 32
Abigail (Low), 99
Christian, Isaac H., 179
— George W., 449
— Letitia (Tyler), 256
Samuel P., 179
Christie, Anna V. (Huidekoper),
74
Christopher, Richard, 275
Christy H., 192
Church, Sylvanus, 295
Churchill, Lucy (Gordon), 96
Maud (Nicoll), 395
Cini, Beatrice (Middleton), 321
Claiborn, Herbert A., 199
CLAIBORNE FAMILY, 12,
231-233
Claiborne, Annie (Pell), 463
Marie L., 231
Mary L., 232
William, 14, 23
Clapp, Roswell, 295
— Sarah (Mather), 442
Thomas, 275
Clarendon, Earl of, 15
Clark, Abraham, 140
— Andrew, 91
— Ann (Venable), 362
— Anna (Pell), 463
Hannah (Sumner), 77
— Hester (Corwin), 136
James, 357
— Joseph K., 460
— Laura M. (Drake), 58
— Leslie P., 185
— Lilly (Robertson), 457
— Maria, Louise (Collins), 418
Martha (Peck), 139
Mary (Abney), 279
Mary (Morgan), 85
Mary (Parsons), 465
- Mary H. (Gibbes), 479
Mercy (Minot), 468
— Peter, 63
Rebecca (Peck), 191
— Robert J., 223
— Samuel, 119
— Sarah (Parsons), 465
— Stephen S., 142
— William N., 352
Clarke, — , 242
— Benjamin, 399
— Elizabeth (Anderson), 60
— Ethan, 234
James F., 75
Mary (Saltonstall), 275
— Richard, 23
— Susanna (Lathrop), 357
Clarkson, David A., 37
Levinus, 37
Mary R. (Jay), 84
Matthew, 84
Clary, Marie J. (Bonaparte), 434
Claryonette, Julian (Grant), 173
Clayton — (Pendleton), 244
Elizabeth (Gordon), 96
Kate W. (Hill), 308
Samuel, 244
Sarah, A. E. (Wallace), 353
Clemens, James E., 66
Clement, Elizabeth (Sumner), 77
Judah, 330
Clements, James, 239
Clere, Anne (Sherman), 186
Cleveland, Jane (Ward), 161
Sarah (Dodge), 195
Clinch, Elizabeth B. (Anderson),
60
CLINTON FAMILY, 94-95
Cloud, Grace (Cope), 52
Clough, Elizabeth (Anderson), 59
Martha (Converse), 108
Clyfton, Richard, 18, 19, 20
COALE FAMILY, 266-268
Philip, 470
William, 470
Coats, Sarah (Penrose), 145
Cobb, Hannah (Davis), 114
Henry E., 146
486
INDEX
Cobb, Sarah, (Morton), 119
Coburn, Ephraim, 150
Simon, 150
Cochran, Joel M., 67
Cockburn, Barbara (Dallas), 311
Thomas, 336
Cocke, John, 232
Richard, 232
Cockrane, Alexander, 266
Cocks, Antoinette (Barnwell), 428
James, 249
Codd, Beatrice (Pearce), 394
Codman, Mary (Parker), 406
Codrington, Samuel, 293
Coe, Edward, 348
Harriet E. (Curtis), 155
Phoebe M. (Flagg), 249
Coffin, Ebenezer, 63
Elizabeth (Barnard), 63
Hannah (Barnard), 63
Judith (Barnard), 63
Mary K. (Penhallow). 218
Mary P. (Brooke), 7,3
Seth, 63
Coffy, Anthony, 288
Coggeshall, Content (Ward), 234
Sarah (Greene), 43
Cogswell, Nathaniel, 99
Coit, Sarah (Day), 210
Coker, Joseph, 355
Colburn, Ezra, 149
James, 149
Colby, Francis H. (Barnard), 62
Colclough, Elizabeth (Allerton), 38
Coldham, Martha (Whitney), 330
Cole, George, 413
Jane (Claiborne), 232
Margaret (Drake), 57
Martin, 398
- Stephen, R.. 286
Susannah (Digges), 297
Wilson, 297
Colegate. Mary E. (McCawley),
179
Coleman, Elliott H., 388
- Henry, 388
John, 209
Louisiana (Gordon), 179
Talbot-Bragg, 179
Coles, Agnes C. (Cabell), 198
Edward, 314
John, 471
Tucker, 471
Colhoon, Rebecca (Huidekoper),
74
Coligny, — , 30
Colladay, Alice (Fox), 290
Forrest, 290
John, 290
Theodore, 290
Collet, Richard, 213
Colley, — (Higginson), 375
John, 279
COLLINS FAMILY, 418
Arnold, 234
Henrietta E. (Page), 378
Laura (Wolcott), 153
Mary (Page), 378
Sally (Whitney), 332
William, H., 53
Colmary, Laura E. (Coale), 268
Colston, Anne E. (Coale), 266
Colston, Mary J. (Thomas), 317
Colton, Abigail (Converse), 108
Eunice (Wolcott), 153
John, 152
Mary (Converse), 108
Prudence (Cabell), 196
Combe, Charlotte (Delafield), 270
Frances (Delafield), 270
Combs, Catherine (Stephens),
293
Jean (Ashby), 226
Compton, — , 399
Comstock, Elisha, 106
Marguerite (Peck), 190
Conant, Bethiah (Hosmer), 390
Condy, Eliza (Thomas), 246
Conley, Catherine (Flagg), 250
Connell, Sophia (Sherman), 188
Conner, Mary (Payne), 237
Connor, Abbie A. (Converse), 109
Conolly, Jane (Fitzgerald), 224
Conover, John S., 44
Conry, Susan A. G. (Higginson),
375
Constable, Charlotte (Carney),
285
William, 344
Contesse, Anne (Tyler), 256
CONVERSE FAMILY, 107-109
Electa. W., 108
Elizabeth, 108
CON WAY FAMILY, 12, 202-
205
Champe (Robinson), 346
Elizabeth (Fitzhugh), 446
Millicent (Gordon), 178
Cook, Abigail (Gamage), 306
Elizabeth (Parsons), 465
Joanna (Wolcott), 152
• John, 119
Lucy (Sumner), 78
• Mary (Gibbes), 477
Stephen, 248
Cooke, Frances (Throckmorton),
367
Francis, 23
Ida (Dodge), 193
Mary (Saltonstall), 124
Matilda (Stephens), 295
Ruth (Collins), 418
Sally W. (Wolcott), 154
Susanna (Fitzhugh), 445
Coolbaugh, Mary E. (Fuller),
458
Cooley, Abigail (Parsons), 465
Daniel, 152
Sarah (Morgan), 85
Coombs, Clarissa (Goodrich), 262
Francis, 119
Cooper, Ann (Morton), 1 18
Anna (Converse), 107
Elizabeth (Converse), 108
Hannah (Woodhull), no
John, 382
Lydia (Morton), 118
Margaret (Cope), 52
Nancy (Whiton), 172
Priscilla (Tyler), 256
Rose (Allerton), 39
Ruby (Vilas), 280
Sarah (Day), 209
COPE FAMILY, 40-53
487
Copley, Edward, 419
COPPINGER FAMILY, 137-138
Alicia, 138
Catherine, 137
Corbet, Alice (Chase), 133
Corbin, Abel R., 175
Cordes, Family of, 32
Mary (Huger), 451
Corey, Nyal, 195
Stephen, 407
Corlete, Hephzibah (Minot), 467
Corliss, Huldah (Kingsbury), 447
Cormack, — (Dallas), 312
Corneille, Jean, 333
Cornell, Mary (Sands), 414
Patience (Greene), 325
Rebecca (Biddle), 201
Cornwall, Jane (Chauncey), 348
Lois (Collins), 418
Corse, Cornelia (Pell), 463
Corss, C. C., 361
Cortlandt, Frederick Van, 83
Mary Van (Jay), 83
Cortright, Alice D. (Wetherill),
1 66
CORWIN FAMILY, 135-136
George S., 136
Cosden, Thomas, 71
Cosio, Marianita (Mallet-Prevost),
182
Cossitt, May (Dodge), 195
Cotton, Family of, 27
Abigail (Sullivan), 265
John, 25, 26
Maria (Mather), 442
Roland, 124
• Sarah S. (Mather), 442
Coult, Abigail (Converse), 108
Coulter, Hannah (Mallet-Prevost),
181
Coursen, John H. 376
Courtail, John, 221
Courtenay, Frances (Nelson), 121
Cousins, Emma, 413
Covell, Mary (Winslow), 91
Coventry, Mary (Gibbes), 476
Covington, Harriet B. (Delafield),
271
Cowles, William S., 94-117
Cowley, Ann (Woodhull), in
Cox, Annie F. (Fitzgerald), 225
Edith (Page), 376
Isaac B. 402
Julia (Biddle), 201
Rachel (Coale). 267
Walter E., 167
William R., 199
Crackbone, Grace (Plumb), 148
Crackston, John, 23
CRADOCK FAMILY, 416-417
Katherine, 417
Matthew, '25
Craemer, M. J., 175
Craft, Charles L., 65
Craig, Helen (Blake), 82
Cramp, Florence (Pell), 463
Crampton, Jonathan, 294
Crane, Emma L. (Barnwell), 328
Lemuel, 469
Cranston, Simon, 52
Crawford, Francis M., 235
Louisa (Fitzgerald), 225
INDEX
Crawford, Thomas, 235
Crehore, Mary (Moseley), 183
Creighton, John, 288
Crew, Henry, 268
Crewe, Anne (Stephens), 293
Crews, — (Drake), 57
Crisfield, — , 395
Crispin, Silas, 165
Crissey, Hannah (Davies), 283
John, 105
Crittenden, Ichabod, 78
Crocker, Hannah (Lathrop), 357
Josiah, 115
Crofut, Delia M. (Davenport), 106
Crolty, Gertrude (Davenport), 106
Cromwell, Stephen, 417
Croppet, Catherine (Mallet-Pre-
vost), 181
Crosby, Elizabeth B. (Hare-
Powel), 303
Hermione (Hayne), 67
Lovina (Vilas), 280
Cross, Lydia M. (Greene), 326
Grossman, Jane (Drake), 59
Crow, — , 459
Crowell, Edward, 357
Crowninshield, John, 356
Crowther, Elizabeth (Fitzgerald),
224
Crozier, Margaret (Fox), 288
Cruger, Family of, 32
Eliza (Pell), 463
Culcheth, Anne (Gibbes), 477
Cummings, Bridget (Parker), 407
Cunningham, James B., 346
Mary (Ashby), 225
Cunninghame, Lilias (Wallace),
353
Currier, Thomas, 63
CURTIS FAMILY, 155
Ann E. (Munford), 177
Annie W. S. (Low), 98
Ellen S. (James), 193
Henry, 256
Lois R. (Low), 99
Rhoda (Plumb), 148
Curtiss, William, 261
Curtwright, Sarah A. (Candler),
380
Curwen, Abigail (Hawthorne), 355
Cusack, Ann (Huger), 451
Gushing, Sarah (Ffoulke), 386
Cushman, Family of, 24
Robert, 21, 23
Thomas, 38
Cuthbert, James H. 328
Ross, 214
Cutler, Abigail (Whitney), 331
• David, 249
• James, 265
Julia R. (Ward), 235
Mary (Tower), 273
Sarah (Hill), 309
Susan W. (Winslow), 92
Cutt, Mary (Penhallow), 217
Cutting, Elizabeth (Flagg), 249
Cuyler, T. de Witt. 337
Czaykowski, Count, 418
Dabney, — (Anderson), 60
Dade, Albert G., 446
Dade, Cadwallader, 409
Langhorne, 410
— Lucy F. (Alexander), 411
Mary (Wallace), 352
— Townshend, 446
Dailey, Hannah (Morton), 120
Dainger field, Le Roy, 143
DALLAS FAMILY, 311-316
C. R. K., 312
Julia M., 312
William, 311
Dalton, Celia (Fox), 288
Damon, Dorothy (Tower), 273
Dampney, Mary (Floyd), 423
Dana, Ellen D. (Conway), 202
Martha B. (Greene), 44
Paul, 88
— Susan M. (Greene), 44
Dandridge, Dorothea (Henry), 449
— Sarah (Claiborne), 231
Danforth, Joseph L., 163
Mary (Parker), 406
Dangerfield, John, 203
Sarah C. (Carter), 54
DANIEL FAMILY, 387-389
Adam, 81
- Elizabeth (Pendleton), 244
James, 362
John, 476
Margaret E. (Conway), 204
Mary (Gordon), 97
Richard V., 363
— William, 198
Daniell, Jone (Penhallow), 216
D'Arcy, Cecilia (Fitzgerald), 224
Frances (Fox), 224
Harriet (Fox), 288
Darke, John, 213
Darley, Derrill H., 392
Darling, Abigail (Chauncey), 349
DARLINGTON FAMILY, 373-
374
Darnall, Mary (Carroll), 412
Richard, 71
Dassett, — (Minot), 468
DAVENPORT FAMILY, 103-
106
Truecrosse (Minot), 467
William, 105
Davidson, Ellida J (Middleton),322
John, 194
DAVIES FAMILY, 282-284
Louisa H. (Scudder), 160
Powell, 283
DAVIS FAMILY, 114-115
, 114, 196
(Venable), 363
Abigail (Greene), 43
Celestina (Page), 378
Elihu, 64
Elizabeth (Woodhull), in
Esther (Moseley), 182
Hannah (Lathrop), 358
Keziah (Greene), 141
Martha (Venable), 362
Mary (Woodhull), in
Mary F. (Peck), 140
— Mehitable, 115
Moses, 460
Samuel, 275
- Sarah H. F. (McCawley),
179
488
Davis, Susan (Earle), 399
Thomas, 275
William A., 167
William S.. 373
Davisson, Daniel, 98
Dawkins, James, 72
Dawson, Frances (Mallory), 419
Harriet A. (Allerton), 40
Mary H. (Ravenel), 334
William, 84
DAY FAMILY, 209-211
, 237
Ella M. (Rush), 213
Ellen C. (Bonaparte), 434
Emily Cordelia, 210
— Murray S., 45
Dayton, Daniel, 142
Deacon, Rebecca (Wetherill), 165
Dean, Benjamin, 301
Catherine (Howard), 206
Elizabeth (Thomas), 247
Ellen (Carney), 286
Joseph, 301
Sarah (Howard), 206
Deane,. Elizabeth (Cope), 52
Mary (Hayne), 68
Phoebe (Pell), 462
Silas, 276
Dearth, Mary (Greene), 44
Deas, Allen (Huger), 452
— Elizabeth (Middleton), 319
William A., 47
Deblois, Lydia H. (Flint), 440
Dedman, Elizabeth (Fitzhugh),
446
De Gouge, Charlotte O. (Garnett),
392
Dehaven, Ann (Ffoulke), 386
De Laet, 30
DELAFIELD FAMILY, 32,
269-270
De Lancey, Family of, 32
Stephen, 343
Susanna (Barclay), 343
Delano, Susannah (Grant), 174
De Lanoy, Catherine P. (Beek-
man), 401
Mary (Beekman), 401.
Dell, Martha (Delafield), 270
Demidoff, Anatole, Prince of San
Donate, 435
Deming, Martha (Goodrich), 262
Denison, Abel, 438
Henry M., 257
John, 124
Dennie, Edward M., 266
Dennis, Deborah (Truman), 251
Elizabeth (Truman), 251
Dennison, Hannah (Kingsbury),
447
Ruth (Kingsbury), 448
Denniston, Elizabeth (Clinton), 95
Denny, Elizabeth (Ward), 162
Harriet (Ward), 162
James O'Hara, 314
Denslow, — , 460
Dent, Julia B. (Grant), 175
Denton, Molly (Field), 239
De Peyster, Catherine M. Van C.
(Field), 241
Elizabeth (Beekman), 401
W. A., 401
INDEX
Derby, Betsey (Whitney), 331
Derrickson, Catherine (Peterson),
238
De Saussure, Marie D. (Bull), 426
De Treville, Ena (Mazyck), 434
Deveraux, John, 91
Devereaux, Mary (Pell) , 462
De Voe, Sarah (Sanxay), 222
Dewdney, Charles, 321
Dewey, Mary (Peck), 140
De Witt, Louise (Ruxton), 304
Maria V. A. (Jesup), 473
Mary (Clinton), 95
DE WOLF FAMILY, 277
Dexter, Family of, 32
, 114
Abigail (Greene), 324
Catherine M. (Ward), 162
Mary (Greene), 325
D'Iberville, Pierre le Moyne,
Sieur, 31
Dick, Julia (Pearce), 394
Dickenson, Hannah (Leffingwell),
258
Dickey, Mary W. (Varnura), 151
Dickinson, Charles, 42
Mary (Cope), 52
DIGGES FAMILY, 12, 296-299
Elizabeth, 298
Mary, 298
Mary (Fitzhugh), 446
Mary (Page), 377
Mary O. (Throckmorton),
368
Sarah (Fitzhugh), 446
Whiting, 298
William, 296
Dellingham, Michael, 399
Dimitry, Alice T. (Evans), 66
Diaioc, — , 114
Dimon, Jane J. (Davenport), 106
Dix, Benjamin P., 163
Rebecca (Flagg), 248
Dixon, Anthony T., 256
Fitz E., 313
Dixwell, Bennet (Digges), 297
Dobbin, Isabella (Higginson), 376
Margaret R. (Allerton), 40
Dodd, Alfred, 64
DODGE FAMILY, 32. 193-195
«o
— , 95
Anson G. P., 194
Mary, 194
Mary T. (Fox), 287
Dodimead, Catherine (Varnum),
150
Dodson, Abigail (Lathrop), 357
Dolan, Thomas J., 65
Dole, Ira B., 64
Dolman, Robert, 419
Donaldson, — (Parker), 144
Donnelly, Theobald, 288
Dorington, Francis, 366
Dorris, Julia (Fox), 290
Dotey, Edward, 23
Doty, John, 119
Dougherty, Anna (Aglionby), 254
Douglas, Amelia M. (Scott), 335
Ella (Dallas), 311
James C., 353
Smith Edward E., 49
Doulet, Sarah (Gamage), 306
Dounton, Mary (Flint), 439
Dow, Ellen A. (Low), 100
Dowding, Ann (Penrose), 145
Downe, Nathaniel, 348
Downer, Cutler B., 182
Downing, Mary (Stoddard), 227.
Downman, Ann (Conway), 203
Emma S. (Wallace), 354
Travers, 203
Downs, David, 210
Dowse, Nathaniel, 184
Dozier, John R., 480
DRAKE FAMILY, 57-59
Hannah (Hoyt), 360
Job, 152
Phoebe (Field), 240
Sarah (Wolcott), 153
Dranyer, Anna D. (Barclay), 34
DRAPER FAMILY, 127-128
Drayton, Charles, 320
John, 425
Thomas, 425
Drew, Lydia W. (Beekman), 401
Drexel, Katherine (Penrose), 146
Drinker, Mary (Cope), 53
Drown, Mary (Peck), 192
William, 192
Drummond, William, 256
Duane, Family of, 32
Adelia (Pell), 462
Du Bois, Henry A., 84
Du Bose, Ellen M. (Ravenel), 334
Wilhelmina (Barnwell), 328
DuchS, Anthony, 145
Dudley, Abigail (Stephens), 295
Ann (Miller), 275
Louise L. (Breckinridge), 189
Mary (Chase), 133
Ruth (Stephens), 294
Sarah (Throckmorton), 367
Thomas, 24
Uuer, Family of, 32
Duet, Elizabeth (Mallet-Prevost),
181
Duke, Thomas M., 226
Dukes, Augusta (Burket), 402
Dulaney, Auner L. (Henry), 449
Dumaresque, Thomas, 371
Dumbleton, Mary (Day), 209
Dummer, John, 217
Dumont, Henri, 181
Dunbar, Mary (Gibbes), 477
Melatiah (Howard), 206
DUNCAN FAMILY, 88-89
Duncomb, Mary (Brooke), 70
Dunham, Isaac, 40
Dunlap, Sarah A. (Penhallow),2i6
Thomas, 201
Dunscomb, Euphemia (Jay), 83
Dunscombe, Samuel, 242
Dupan, Jeanne M. (Mallet-Pre
vost), 181
Duruer, Maria (Schieffelin), 351
Dustin, Elizabeth (Kingsbury),
447
Dutch, The, 28-30
Dutton, Solomon, 407
Duval, H. Reiman, 317
Duyckinck, Gerard, 400
Mary (Beekman), 401
Mary (Jay), 83
Dwight, Esther (Ravenel), 334
489
Dwight, R. G., 334
Dyer, Family of, 32
Francis J. (Vinton), 341
Eager, Bezaleel, 162
Eames, Damaris (Winslow), 91
Hannah (Ward), 161
Earl, Mary (Dodge), 195
EARLE FAMILY, 398-400
Elias, 399
Francis, 23
James, 130
Mary (Flagg), 248
Nancy, 399
Eastman, Betsey (Morgan), 86
Deborah (Kingsbury), 447
Moses, 286
Philip, 62
Eaton, Alice (Draper), 127
Charles, 440
Mary (Dodge), 194
Sarah (Dodge), 194
Sarah (Flint), 441
Ebbets, John, 276
Eddy, Huldah B. (Bourn), 475
Zachary, 119
Edgar, Family of, 32
Caroline Le Roy (Bonaparte)
436
Edge, Hannah (Cope), 53
Edings, Mary (Hayne), 68
Edmonds, Robert, 203
Edmondson, Horace L., 383
Edmondston, Archibald, 72
Edmondstone, Frances (Duncan),
88
Edmunds, Eliza H. (Wallace), 354
Edrington, Edmund, 96
Edsall, Samuel, no
Edwards, Alice G. (Vinton), 341
Hannah (Wetmore), 437
Jonathan, 84
Lula Belle (Chase), 132
Mind well (Parsons), 465
Timothy, 227
Eells, Joseph, 326
Egerton, Joshua, 448
Eldridge, Edward H., 372
Louisa (Thomas), 247
Elean, — (Henry), 449
Elham, Mary (Gibbes), 476
Eliott, Mary M. (Fitzhugh), 446
Elizabeth, Queen, 12, 17, 18, 19,
28
Elkanah, Prudence (Drake), 59
Elkin, Benjamin, 399
Ellery, Orleanna R. (Pell), 463
Ellett, Charles, 388.
Ellicott, Margaret (Woodhull), no
Elliot, John, 155
Sarah (Curtis), 155
Elliott, Rachel (Converse), 108
Sabina (Huger), 452
Stephen, 328
Thomas, 476
William, 328
Ellis. A. V. H., 94
Benjamin, 448
Elizabeth (Barnard), 63
Elizabeth (Gordon), 96
Elizabeth (Munford), 177
INDEX
Ellis, Elizabeth (Roosevelt), 93, 117
Lewis, 117
William H., 257
Ellise, Mary (Gamage), 306
Ellsworth, Anne (Grant), 174
Eltonhead, Martha (Conway), 203
Eltonhed, Eleanor (Carter), 54
Elwyn, Elinor E. L. (Delaneld),
271
Ely, Deborah (Mather), 442
Edmund, 86
Eunice (Wolcott), 153
Russell, 86
Samuel, 209
Emerson, John, 357
Emery, Hannah (Chase), 133
Emlen, Elizabeth N. (Roosevelt),
93, "7
Mary (Scott), 337
Emmanuel, Maurice, 204
Emmet, Christopher T., 184-185
Richard S., 185
Enders, Nannie ( Cabell), 198
Endicott, Family of, 32
Hannah (Minot), 468
John, 24
Englefield, Thomas, 365
English, Thomas, 23
ENO FAMILY, 299-300
Eoff, Louis W., 403
Eustace, Isaac, 203
James, 461
Eustis, Abraham, 169
William C.. 118
EVANS FAMILY. 65-67
Allen, 337
Charity (Cope), 52
Eleanor (Cope), 53
Elizabeth (Garnett), 391
Emma G. (Huidekoper), 75
Gervase, 40
Jane (Peterson), 238
Mary (Dallas), 313
Richard, 217
Evarts, Lucretia (Stephens), 295
Eveleth, James, 99
Everhart, Frances (Throckmor-
ton), 367
Everitt, Thomas, 414
Ewer, Sarah (Lathrop), 357
Ewing, Ellen B. (Sherman), 188
Eyer, Anne M. (Eyerman), 156
EYERMAN FAMILY, 156-157
Eyre, Catherine (Chauncey), 348
Eyres, Simon, 38
Faber, — , 457
Failing, Emily C. (Cabell), 199
Fairchild. — (Field), 240
Fairfax, Family of, 12
Fairfield, Prudence (Dodge), 194
Fairleigh, George, 260
Falconet, Eliza A. (Middleton), 320
Falkner, Lester, 145
Farley, Caleb, 308
Eleanor (Blake), 79
Elizabeth C. (Izard), 47
Elizabeth C. (Shippen), 428
— Farnsworth, Ezra, 408
Farquhar, Charles, 73
Farrow, Isaac, 460
Faunce, Family of, 27
John, 118
Favereau, Pierre, 180
Fay, Abigail (Converse), 108
Peaks, Elizabeth (Field), 239
Fearon, Anne (VVetherill), 165
Felber, Susannah (Burket), 403
Fellows, Samuel, 62
Fenner, Abigail (Greene), 324
Fenno, Abigail (Minot), 468
Fenton, John, 184
Fenwick, John, 27, 476
Fenwicke, Edward, 46
Mary (Izard), 168
Ferguson, James B., 450
Mary A. (Dallas),
Ferris, Adelaide (Pell), 463
Benjamin, 351
Mary (Lockwood), 229
Mary (Pell), 462
Mary A. (Pell), 462
Ferron, Elizabeth (Fitzgerald), 224
Fetherstonhaugh, Charles, 254
G. W., 56
Fettiplace, Catherine (Cope), 51
FFOULKE FAMILY, 386-387
FIELD FAMILY, 239-241
Anna H. W. (Ward), 163
Delia (Fitzgerald), 224
Eleanor K. (Jay), 83
Elizabeth, 240
Sarah (Howard), 206
Fielding, Mary (Stephens), 295
Fifield, Giles, 107
Filley, Hannah (Grant), 174
Finch, Samuel, 360
Firman, Samuel, 360
Firmin, Catherine (Sanxay), 221
FISH FAMILY. 32, 384-386
A. K., 401
Catherine (Winslow), 91
James, 43
Jane (Greene), 326
Fisher, Eleazer, 237
J. Francis, 322
Fisk, A. L., 54
Hannah (Peck), 139
Fiske, Samuel, 295
Samuel P., 295
Fitch, Amy (Temple), 185
Eunice (Barnard), 63
Hannah (Winslow), 91
Martha (Davenport), 104
— Phoebe (Pell), 462
Thomas, 261
Thomas W., 188
FITZGERALD FAMILY, 223-
225
, Eleanor, 223
FITZHUGH FAMILY. 12, 444-
446
, 446
Elizabeth (Conway), 204
Elizabeth C. (Gordon), 96
George, 298
Henry, 55
William, 298
FLAGG FAMILY, 248-250
, Ebenezer, 234
Fleeson, Ann (Penrose), 145
Fleete, Sarah (Conway), 203
Fleetham, Anthony, 164
49°
Fleming, Janet (Livingston), 34
Sarah (Burket), 402
Fletcher, — , 407
— Elizabeth Jane (Fox), 291
Esther (Parker), 406
Martha (Chase), 133
Mary (Stephens), 294
Moses, 23
Sarah (Parker), 407
FLINT FAMILY, 439-441
Mercy (Vilas), 280
Susannah, 440
Flournoy, Louise (Mallet-Prevost),
181
Richard A., 60
Flower, Rhoda (Griswold), 408
FLOYD FAMILY, 423-424
Charity (Nicoll), 396
• Julia (Delaneld), 271
— Richard, 396
Rolfe, 272
Folger, — (Pell), 462
Benjamin, 63
John, 63
— Judith (Barnard), 63
Follansbee, Anne (Chase), 133
Rebecca (Chase), 132
Folsom, Nathaniel S., 218
Fones, Mary (Greene), 324
Fontaine, John, 449
Fonte. Green P., 472
Foote, Augusta (Arnold), 404
Catherine (Alexander), 410
Ruth (Davies), 283
Sarah (Curtis), 155
William, 410
Forbes, Edward, 206
Ford, Ann (Peck), 139
Eunice (Leffingwell), 259
Joseph, 206
Mellicent (Drake), 58
Rachel (Peterson), 238
Sarah (Leffingwell), 260
Sarah (Peck), 139
Fordam, Temperance (Woodhull),
no
Forde, — , 420
Fore, Mary (Anderson), 59
Forest, Eleanor K. de (Field), 240
de, Family of, 32
Forester, Simon, 356
Forman, William G., in
Fortescue, Gertrude (Drake), 58
Marion (Roosevelt), 94
Foss, Deborah (Sargent), 158
Foster, Anna E. (Robinson), 344
Caroline E. (Huidekoper), 75
Desire (Draper), 128
James, 95
Mercy (Morton), 119
Susan (Brooke), 71
Thomas G., 256
Foulke, Joseph, 401
Foushee, Charlotte (Carter), 56
Elizabeth (Parker), 143
Margaretta (Parker), 143
Fowke, Family of, 12
Anne (Alexander), 409
Fowler, Henry, 240
Joan (Stephens), 293
FOX FAMILY, 287-291 ; 300-
3°3
INDEX
Fox, Anna M. (Vilas), 280
Anne (Claiborne), 232
Barbara (Wallace), 353
Catherine (Burket), 403
George, 27
Foxley, Mary (Tilghman), 130
Frame, John J., 383
Francis, Anna (Tilghman), 130
Elizabeth (Leffingwell), 258
Mary (Page), 378
Franklin, Benjamin, 314
Joan (Sumner), 76
Franssen, Eugene, 56
Frary, — , 77
Fraser, Evan J., 405
Free, Elizabeth (Penhallow), 216
Freebody, Esther (Ward), 234
Samuel, 234
Freeman, Frederick, 154
George R., 219
Jane (Fox), 302
— Lois (Davis), 115
Freer, Martha (Gibbes), 477
Freligh, Charles, 289
Frelin?huysen, Family of, 32
FRENCH FAMILY. 338-339
Didymus, 294
Emperor of the, 434, 435
Margaret H. (Rulon-Miller),
4i5
Mary (Field), 240
Octavia (Parsons), 466
Submit (Morgan), 86
Susannah (Livingston), 36
Susannah (Stephens), 294
Frisby, Susanna (Tilghman), 130
Fritz, John, 415
Frizel, Dorothy (Saltonstall), 124
Frost, Ellen (Hayne), 69
Sarah M. (Scudder), 160
Thomas, 371
Frothingham, Cornelia (Wolcott),
154
Harriet (Wolcott), 154
Theodore, 154
Fry, Thomas, 43
Fugua, Benjamin, 388
John, 388
Joseph, 388
FULLER FAMILY, 458-460
- Anna, 459
Benjamin, 459
Cloe (Howard), 207
Daniel, 262
Edward, 23
Hannah (Lathrop), 357
John, 119
Samuel, 23, 357
— Thomas, 328, 357
Fullerton, Ruth (Poole), 454
Furguson, Florence M. (ialton-
stall), 276
Gable, Mary (Coale), 268
Caches, Charlotte M. (Sanxay),
221
Gaines, James, 244
Katherine (Greene), 141
Mary E. (Henry), 450
William H., 244
Galbraith Charlotte (Ward), 162
Gale, Mary (Flagg), 248
Ursula (Mallory), 419
Gall (alias Bourke), Helena (Fitz
gerald), 223
Gallatin, Family of, 32
Amy G. (Pell), 461
— Pierre de, 181
Galwey, Elizabeth (Coppinger),
138
Helen (Coppinger), 137
GAMAGE FAMILY, 305-307
Gamble, Agnes S. B. (Cabell), 198
Henry, 123
Gambling, Benjamin, 217
Ganson, Abigail (Flint), 439
Gantt, Levi, 382
Gardelle, Abraham, 180
Gardiner, Abigail (Morgan), 85
John, 275
Julia (Tyler), 257
— Mary (Bulkeley), 431
Richard, 23
Sarah (Tyler), 257
Gardner, — , 242
Anna R. (Poole), 454
Damaris (Barnard), 62
Hepsabeth (Barnard), 63
— Joanna (Whiton), 172
Judith (Barnard), 63
Martin, 255
Ruth (Hawthorne), 355
Sarah (Leffingwell), 259
— Sarah (Ward), 234
Susannah (Flint), 439
Garland, Mary (Woods), 424
Garlington, Christopher, 203
Garmendia, Marie R.de (Da vies),
282
Garnet, Deborah (Tower). 273
GARNETT FAMILY, 391-393
Sarah (Breckenridge), 189
Gamier, Lula (Candler), 380
Garniss, Catherine J. (Chase), 133
Garretson, Annie M. (Corwin), 136
Garrett, Family of, 32
P. C . 53
Garrettson, Freeborn, 35
Garriques, Sarah (Brooke), 72
Garrison, Susan (Wetherill), 166
Gaskins, Ann E. (Digges), 298
Anne, 204
Elizabeth (Digges), 298
Richard, 204
Gason, Jane (Gibbes), 476
GASTON FAMILY, 208
Gates, Elizabeth (Fox), 301
Sir Thomas, 10
Gaudy, Louis, 180
Gawsell, Frances (Plumb), 148
Gay, Mercy (Vilas), 280
Gaylord, John, 174
Margaret (Wetmore). 437
Sarah (Davenport), 105
William, 104
Gendron, Elizabeth (Huger). 451
Jean, 432
Genoudet Rose (Mallet-Prevost),
181
George, Samuel, 56
Geraughty, Patrick, 289
German, Reuben, 39
Getchel, Mary A. (Sherman), 188
GIBBES FAMILY, 475-480
Elizabeth (Izard), 168
Joanna (Izard), 168
John, 327
Mary (Barnwell), 327
Mary (Middleton), 319
Mary S., 478
Susan W., 478
Gibbs Harriet L. (Fox), 302
Hepzibah (Tower), 273
Giddings, Abigail (Dodge), 194
Giffard, Margaret (Chauncey),
347
Giffarde, —.51
Giffen, Almeda (Davies), 283
Gifford, Hannah (Leffingwell), 259
Thomas, 365
Gilbert, — , 213
Mary (Sands), 415
Prudence (Morgan), 85
Susannah (Chauncey), 349
Giles, Walter N., 76
Gillet, Mary (Eno), 300
Gillett, Jonathan, 210
Gillham, Edward L., 250
Gilliam, Jane G. (Shippen), 429
Gilpin, Family of, 28
Gittings, Harriet S. (Middleton),
323
Givorden, Minerva .L. (Evans), 65
Gladen, Olivia (Corwin), 136
Gleason, James F., 307
Glenn, Fannie (Tyler), 257
Glover, Essa, 469
Mary (Corwin), 135
Mary (Davenport), 103
Peletiah, 465
Thomas, 420
Glyn, Jane (Carter), 54
Gobrecht, John C., 414
Goddard, Elizabeth (Peck). 192
Mary S. (Fuller), 460
Godfrey, Margaret E. (Fuller),
460
Godin, Benjamin, 432
Martha (Bull), 426
Godspeed, Benjamin, 114
Elizabeth (Winslow), 91
Godyn, — , 30
Goelet, Family of, 32
Goff, Mary (Lowndes), 383
Goffe, John, 77
Goggin, Ellen (Middleton), 321
Gold, Hannah (Hoyt), 360
Jean (Coppinger), 138
Mary (Coppinger), 138
Goldsborough, Charles, 131
William, 130
Goldsmith, Elizabeth (Corwin),
136
Mary J. (Leffingwell). 260
Golightly, — (Huger), 451
Goodale, Nathan, 331
Goode Ann (Daniel), 388
Sallie (Izard), 45
Goodhue, Ellen M. (Leffingwell),
260
Joseph, 98
Rachel (Varnum), 149
Goodliffe, Hannah A. (Darling
ton), 374
Goodman, John, 23
INDEX
Goodman, Mary (Fox), 288
GOODRICH FAMILY, 261-263
Anne (Wetmore), 438
Chauncey, 153
Elizur, 349
Mary E. (Wolcott), 154
Sally W. (Wolcott), 154
Sarah (Winslow), 91
Goodsell, Thomas, 104
Goodwin, Albert G., 256
Elizabeth (Hojt), 361
James, 87
Jeremiah, 217
Martha (Hoyt), 361
Mehitable (Goodrich), 262
GORDON FAMILY. 12. 96-97;
178-179
Annie C. (Thomas), 317
Eliza, 178
Elizabeth, 97
Elizabeth L. (Digges), 298
Emily T. (Sanxay), 222
Frances R. (Fox), 291
Hannah (Gamage), 306
James, 178, 203
Lucy, 97
Mary, 178
Nathaniel, 96
Gore, Susan (Stoddard), 228
Gorges, Sir Ferdinando, 10
Gorham, Augusta (Allerton), 40
Benjamin, 115
Experience (Lathrop), 357
Gorsuch, Emily de Silver (Clin
ton), 94
Gorton, Mary (Greene), 42
Mercy (Leffingwell), 259
Gossage, — (Cope), 50
Gosseling, Nicholas, 288
Gott, Charles, 194
Gottenschier, Barbara (Burket),
403
Goudet, Catherine (Mallet-Pre-
vost), 180
Gough, Richard, 328
Gould, Ellis (Coppinger), 137
Esther (Fuller), 460
Fanny (Howard), 207
J. T., 192
Martha (Davenport), 104
Philem (Howard), 207
Sarah (Trench), 338
Thomas, 77
Gourlay, Catherine (Duncan), 88
Gourley, Robert, 95
Goux, Suzanne (Carney), 284
Govan, Margaret (Tyler), 256
Gowan, John, 399
Gowen, Mary (Vinton), 341
Goy, Jacquette (Sanxay), 220
Grady, Susan R. (Greene), 323
Graff, Mary de (Cope), 52
Grafton, Henry D., 113
Johanna (Nicoll), 396
Maria J. (Minot), 469
Graham, Harriet (Scott), 335
Mary A. (Varnum), 150
Salina McCarthy (Barn well),
329
Susan M. (Varnum), 151
GRANT FAMILY, 172-175
Eva (Lathrop), 356
Graves, John, 294
Lucy (Temple), 184
Mind well (Stephens), 294
Thomas, 217
Gray. — , 358
Benjamin F., 198
Grayson, Alfred W., 189
Clendenyn, 405
Greathouse, Eula C. (Evans), 66
Green, Family of, 32
— Charlotte E. (Temple), 185
Emma (Fitzgerald), 225
— Esther (Flagg), 248
Henry, 249
Henry C., 75
Jane (Ffoulkes). 386
Joseph, 108
Mary (Longfellow), 339
Mary (Parker), 144
Mary C. (Izard), 48
Sarah (Garnett), 391
Thomas, 365
Greenaway, Sarah (Gordon), 96
GREENE FAMILY, 41-45, 141-
142, 323-326
T T A
i i14
Benjamin H., 47Z
Catherine, 42
Christopher, 234
Cornelia L. (Skipwith), 471
Dorcas B., 43
Edith Martha (Plumb), 147
George S., 342
John W., 472
Mary, 141, 325
Mary (Arnold), 405
Mercy, 325
Peter, 404
Phebe, 325
Phebe (Ward), 235
— Rufus, 43
Sarah R., 43
Thomas, 42
William, 429
Greenhow, John, 256
Greenleaf, James, 340
Greenwood, F. E. (Stoddard). 229
Gregg, Annie (Thomas), 317
Gregory, Deborah (Hoyt), 360
Dolly (Hoyt), 360
Judah, 360
Mary (Claiborne), 232
Greiner, Catherine (Sands), 414
Grenville, Amye (Drake), 57
Grew, Jane N. (Morgan), 85
Rebecca (Dodge), 195
Grey, James T., 205
Mary (Clinton), 95
Priscilla (Grant), 173
Greydon, — , 375
Grierson, Elizabeth (Fox), 288
Griffin, Ellen (Anderson), 61
Grimes, Deborah (Griswold), 408
Grinnell, Family of, 32
William F., 120
GRISWOLD FAMILY, 408-^09
Chester, 408
Lois (Mather), 443
Mary (Chauncey), 349
Mary (Whiton), 172
Matthew, 152, 153
Rhoda, 409
492
Griswold, Sarah (Stephens), 294
Gross, — , 217
Mary T. (Smith), 464
Grosse, Abigail (Shippen), 427
Grosvenor, Elizabeth (Bulkeley),
429
Harriet (Ward), 162
Grover, Amasa, 237
Jacob, 237
- Mary F. (Flint), 441
— Nancy (Payne), 237
Ruth (Payne), 237
Grubb, Sarah (Hoyt), 360
Grymes, Lucy (Nelson), 122
Mary (Nelson), 121
Medora (Ward), 235
Guastalla, Duchess of, 435
Guerard, W. B., 426
Guernsey, Catherine (Wadsworth),
101
Lemuel, 349
Guignard Caroline E (Gibbes),
478
Susan P. (Gibbes), 478
Guion, Benjamin, 462
Gumbes, William H., 166
Gunn, Anne (Hoyt), 361
Nathaniel, 209
Sally (Hoyt), 361
Gwathney, Elizabeth C. (Ander
son), 60
Isaac, 60
Gwinn, Elizabeth L. (Mather),
444
Hack, Ann (Conway), 203
Tunstall, 203
Hackett, Elizabeth (Thomas), 316
William, 62
Hackney, — , 398
Haddrell, Elizabeth (Gibbes), 477
Hade, John, 42
Haering, Margaret (Roosevelt),
93. "6
Hagar, John, 306
Hageman, John F., 146
Haggerty, Francis S., 463
Haig, — , 60
Haight, Abigail (Field), 240
Haines, Elizabeth (Schieffelin),
352
Sarah (Kingsbury), 447
Hakluyt, Richard, 10
Hale, — , 98
Abbie (Fox), 302
Elizabeth (Chase), 133
— Mary A. (Fox), 303
Persis (Varnum), 150
Sarah (Chase), 133
William, 78
Halford, Mary (Converse), 108
Hall, Abby M. (Ward), 235
— Anna (Roosevelt), 94, 117
Bertha (Winslow), 90
Cassandra (Penrose), 145
— Catherine (Schieffelin), 352
Catherine (Wetherill), 166
Elisha John, 73
Eliza (Ward), 235
Frank, 56
Henrietta (Mallory), 422
INDEX
Hall, Isaac. 43
James, 61
Joseph, 1 19
Sarah (Carney), 285
Sarah (Wetmore), 436
Susannah (Rush), 214
Thomas, 133, 396
Hallawell, Mary (Brooke), 73
Hallet, Anne (Delafield), 270
Elizabeth (Fish), 384
Halsey, Family of, 32
Don Pedro, 389
Halverson, Clay John, 76
Hamblen, Shubach, 91
Hamersley, Family of, 32
Lilie (Roosevelt), 116
Virginia (Field), 239
Hamilton, Adeline A. (Clinton , 95
Alexander, 363
Thankful (Sumner), 78
Hamlin, Ezekiel, 58
Jabez, 349
Hammett, Mary (Greene), 141
Hammond, — , 242
Anthony, 297
Hamon, Elizabeth J. (Mazyck),432
Hamond, Mary (Plumb), 147
Hampton, Edward, 399
Hance, Anna (Gordon), 178
Hanford, Eunice (Jesup), 473
Lettice (Morton), 118
Hankridge, Sarah S. (Mather), 442
Hanmer, Lucy (Goodrich), 262
Hannah, Anna (Winslow), 91
Hansen, Henry, 36
Hanson, Jane C. (Thomas), 317
Harcourt, Agnes (Cope), 50
Hardaway, Edith (Tyler), 255
Hardee, Jane (Blake), 455
Harding, Lydia (Greene), 141
Sarah (Dallas), 312
Hardy, Levi, 307
Theophilus, 265
Hardyman, Stith, 256
Hare, J. Montgomery, 337
William B., 197
HARE-POWEL FAMILY, 303-
3°4
Harford, — (Davenport), 103
Martha (Hare-Powel), 303
Harker, Sarah (Barnard), 63
Harley, Parker C., 286
Thomas, 124
Harmon, Cornelia (Peck), 192
Harper, Robert G., 412
Harrah, Georgiana (Peterson), 238
Harriman, Family of, 32
Harrington, James, 51
Harris, Elizabeth (Woods), 424
Isabella (Cabell), 196
Joseph, 294
Margaret (Sumner), 77
William. 78
Harrison, Family of, 12
(Alexander), 410
— Anne (Digges), 298
— Benjamin, 55, 297, 378
Charles, 232
- Eliza W. (Earle), 400
— Harriet (Earle), 399
Henry, 378
— Julian, 60
Harrison, Mary (Gordon), 178, 203
Mathew B., 450
Nathaniel, 297
Susanna (Shippen), 428
Thomas, 410
Hart, Elizabeth (Pendleton), 244
Harriet (Gordon), 97
John, 213
Jonathan, 240
Letitia P. (Wallace), 354
Lucy (Penhallow), 217
Mary (Eno), 300
Mary (Flint), 439, 440
Hartley, Emma (Dodge), 195
Hartpence, Alanson, 121
Hartwell, Mary (Hill), 308
Harvard, Abigail (Fisn), 385
Harvey, Cecilia (Coale), 268
Sir John, 14
Harwar, Susannah (Parker), 143
Harwood, John, 318
Hasell, Elizabeth (Gibbes), 477
Haskell, Hannah (Low), 99
Judith (Low), 99
Mary (Dodge), 194
Perry. 281
Haskins, — , 237
Hatch, Mercy (Lathrop), 358
Ozias M., 250
Hatfield, Mary (Field), 240
Hathaway, — , 192
Eben, 217
Martha (Winslow), 90
Mary J. (Vilas), 281
Hatton, Eleanor (Brooke), 71
Havemeyer, Family of, 32
Blanca (Duncan), 89
Haven, Emerson, 307
Luther W., 307
Mary (Day), 211
Nathan, 78
Havens, Jonathan, 396
Haviland, Caroline (Corwin), 136
Thomas, 239
Hawes, Althea (Flint), 441
Martha A. (Moseley), 182
Hawker — (Trenchard), 112
Hawkins, — , 404
Clara (Temple), 185
Hawley, Abiah (Wolcott), 152
Abigail (Hoyt), 360
Joseph, 228
HAWTHORNE FAMILY, 355-
356
Haxall, Richard B., 346
Hay, Elizabeth (Robertson), 457
Robert, 89
Hayes, Thomas, 139
HAYNE FAMILY, 67-70
Eliza, 69
Harriet B. (Barnwell), 328
Haynes, John, 26
Mary (Saltonstall), 275
Thomas, 62
Hayward — (Claiborne), 232
Georgiana (Whitney), 330
Harriet S. (Winslow), 90
Martha (Howard), 206
Susan K. (Gibbes), 479
— Susanna (Howard), 206
Hazard, Lucretia (Schieffelin), 352
Lydia (Field), 240
493
Hazeltine, M. W., 314
Sophia (Wetmore), 438
Hazzard, Katherine M. (Barnwell),
329
Heath, Ann (Conway), 203
Kecking, Lucy (Daniel), 388
Hedges, Elizabeth (Woodhull), in
Hehner, Josephine E. (Flagg), 248
Heighington, Jane (Wetherill), 165
Heins, William F., 478
Heller, Alice S. (Eyerman), 157
Helme, Hannah (Woodhull), in
William, no
Hemsley, Alexander, 170
William, 130
Henchman, Bridget (Richardson),
371
Henderson, Florence (Burket), 402
Walter, 358
Henrietta Maria, Queen, 12
HENRY FAMILY, 12, 449-450
Edward, 450
Mary C. W. (Conway), 204
Henshaw, Joshua, 77
Mary L. (Ward), 163
Sarah (Ward), 163
Hensted, Clarissa (Allerton), 39
Herbert, Mary (Claiborne), 232
Hering, Mary H. (Middleton), 321
Herman, — (Sands), 415
Herndon, Lucy (Gordon), 97
Herrick, Jerusha (Dodge), 194
Josiah, 194
Zechary, 194
Hersey, Mehitable (Davis), 115
Hersom, Adelaide L. (Allerton), 37
Herster, Elizabeth (Eyerman), 157
Hertz, Sue E. (Howard), 205
Hervey, Mary (Davies), 282
Mary, Lady (Fitzgerald), 224
Hester, Ida (Barnard), 64
Heston, Bathsheba (Whitney), 332
Hetley, Judith (Throckmorton),
366
Hetzel, Margaret R. (Pendleton),
243
Hewitt, Family of, 32
Mary L. (Mather), 443
Hewlett, — (Earle), 399
Elizabeth (Scudder), 160
Heydock. Sarah O. (Parker), 408
Heylin, Peter, 18
Heyward, Arthur M., 81
Daniel B., 456
Edward B., 48
- Joseph, 47
Julius H., 322
Hicks, Mary (Seabury), 369
Hiester, Eugenia F. (Rush), 215
Higginbotham, Jesse A. 450
Higgins, Desire (Sumner), 78
HIGGINSON FAMILY, 375-376
Frances (Davenport), 103
Francis, 25
Jane, 375
Hildreth, Abigail (Parker), 406
Joshiah, 150
HILL FAMILY, 308-310
Elizabeth (Carter), 55
Hannah (Greene), 325
Sarah (Kingsbury), 448
Silas H., 151
INDEX
Hinman, Benjamin, 187
Hitchcock, Family of, 32
Edith (Flagg), 249
Mercy (Day), 209
Hoadley, Enoch, 250
Sarah (Dodge), 195
Hobbs, S. E. (Rainsford), 242
Hodge, Thomas L., 146
Hodges, Elizabeth (Rush), 213
Hodgman, E. R., 310
Hoege, Bess L. (Burket), 403
Hoffman, J. O., 337
Martin, 36
Mary A. (Penrose), 145
Mary C. (Rhinelander), 212
Hoit, Sarah M. (Peck), 192
Hoke, John C., 329
Holbrook, Bethia (Winslow), 90
Elizabeth (Winslow), 90
Jane (Drake), 58
Jennette (Earle), 398
Holcott, Edward, 360
Holden, Charles, 42
John, 324
Holford, John, 420
Holladay, Katherine L. (Conway),
204
Holland, King of, 435
Edward, 396
Lucy (Mallory), 419
Margaret (Coale), 267
- Mary (Pell), 461
Mary M. (Nicoll), 397
Holliday, Elizabeth (Chauncey),
348
Hollister, John, 261
Hollowell, Mary (Floyd), 423
Holly, Hannah (Hoyt), 360
Holman, Mary (Whitney), 331
Holmes, Elizabeth (Hill), 308
George, 290
Holt, Catherine (Mather), 441
Mary E. (McCawley), 179
Patience (Curtis), 155
Holton, Henry, 439
Homan, Clementine (Woodhull),
no
Mary (Woodhull), no
Homer, Margaret G. (Stephens),
292
Honeywell, Mary (Pell), 462
Honneur, Joanna de (Nicoll), 396
Honore, Ida M. (Grant), 175
Hooe, Abram B., 446
Elizabeth (Wallace), 353
Mary (Wallace), 353
Mary A. (Throckmorton),
367
Sarah (Alexander), 410
Sarah McC. (Throckmor
ton), 367
Hooker, Henry D., 106
Thomas, 25
Hooper, Rachel (Cabell), 196
Thomas, 206
William B., 41
Hopcott, — (Barnard), 62
Hopkins, — (Davenport), 103
Amanda H. (Lathrop), 358
Elizabeth (Brooke), 72
Gerard T., 73
John, 378
Hopkins, M. D., 460
Mary (Cabell), 197
Mary (Hayne), 68
Oceana, 22
Samuel, in
— Samuel C., 463
Sarah (Coale), 267
— Stephen, 23
Thomas, 404
Hoppin, Washington, 341
Hornby, Mary (Wetherill), 165
Home, Cornelius J. Van, 82
Horner, Isabella (Gamage), 305
— Jacob, 249
Horry Elias, 451
Horsey, Hercules, 124
Horsley, William, 197
Horton, Caleb, 240
Mehitable (Corwin), 136
Hoskins, Mary D. (Mallory), 421
HOSMER FAMILY, 389-390
Hotchkiss, Eunice (Davies), 283
Hough, — (Blake), 81, 455
Houghton, Catherine (Hill), 309
Fannie B. (Bulkeley), 429
How, Abraham, 161
Martha (Ward), 162
- Mary (Gibbes), 478
Sarah (Ward), 161
Thomas, 478
HOWARD FAMILY, 205-207
-283
Abigail (Flint), 439
Ebenezer, 285
Edward, 384
Eliakim, 206
Francis, 345
George, 307
— Gertrude (Whitwell), 472
Hannah (Minot), 467
Lydia (Biddle), 201
Mary, 206, 207
Rebecca (Hill), 309
William W., 285
Howarden, Margaret (Livingston),
34
Howe, David, 332
Fisher, 125
Isaac R., 125
Nicholas, 77
Rhoda (Low), 99
Samuel G., 235
Howell, Ellen M. (Griswold), 409
Mary A. (Ruxton), 305
Richard L., 215
Rowland, Abby W. (Wolcott),
153
John, 23
Mary R. (Pell), 463
HOYT FAMILY, 32, 359-361
Ezra, 361
- John, 454
Jotham, 105
Mary (Sherman), 188
Hubard, Mary (Digges), 297
Hubbard, Family of, 32
, 191, 358
Elijah, 443
Elizabeth (Mather), 443
Elizabeth (Wetmore), 436
M. N., 466
Sarah (Corwin), 136
494
Hubbell, Nancy A. (Leffingwell),
260
Hudson, — , 349
Bailey, 174
Daniel, 371
— Henry, 28, 29
Huested, Thaddeus, 105
Huff, — (Rainsford), 242
Hufman, Catherine (Ashby), 226
HUGER FAMILY, 32, 451-453
Daniel E., 321
— Mary E., 452
Hughes, F. Edward, 363
Huguenots, The, 30-32
HUIDEKOPER FAMILY, 74-75
Hull, Abby A. (Greene), 44
Joseph, 324
Mary (Grant), 173
Humberstone, Agnes (Chauncey),
348
Hume, John, 433'
Humphrey, John, 24
Humphreys, Michael, 173
Humphries, Mary (Wadsworth),
101
Hunt, Benjamin, 191
Damaris (Peck), 191
- Elizabeth P. (Gibbes), 479
Ephraim, 191
Harriet (Vilas), 281
Louisa E. (Duncan), 89
— Mary (Pomeroy), 274
- Rebecca P. (Peck), 191
— Samuel, 477
— (Pendleton), 245
Hunter, George, 185
- James, 393
James E., 479
Margaret (Gordon), 96
Maria (Garnett), 393
Muscoe G., 393
Huntington, Elizabeth (Daven
port), 104
- Elizabeth (Wolcott), 153
— Joseph C., 195
- Martha (Grant), 174
Huntly, Margaret (Wetherill), 164
Hurd, Hannah (Allerton), 39
Rachel W. (Allerton), 40
Hurlbut, Esther E. (Hoyt), 361
George B., 431
Nancy (Hoyt), 361
Hussey, Mary (Barnard), 63
Hustace, William A., 41
Hutch, Prudence (Lathrop), 358
Hutchins, Eliza (Brooke), 72
Hutchinson, James, 201
- P. S., 337.
Thomas, 135
Hutchison, James A., 315
Hutson Elizabeth (Hayne), 68
Huxford, Family of, 32
Hyatt, Caroline (Pell), 463
Hyde, Caroline (Dodge), 195
Elizabeth (Jesup), 473
Jacob, 448
Hynd, Catherine (Cope), 51
Iberowe, William, 50
I'brook, Margaret (Tower), 273
Iddenham,Catherine(Hosmer),389
INDEX
Iddings, Mary (Parker), 407
Ingalls, Zebadiah, 405
Ingell, Jonathan, 119
Ingersoll. Betsy (James), 193
Catherine (Varnum). 149
Isabel D. (Lock wood), 229
Katherine (Tilghman), 131
Ingewardeby, — , 278
Ingle, Richard, 14
Innerarity, Eliza (Robertson), 458
Irby, Olive (Bulkeley), 430
William, 256
Ireland, Mary (Nicoll), 397
Irish, Lavinia (Allerton), 41
Irvine, Marianna (Hayne) 67
Irving, Family of, 32
Isaac, Rebecca (Brooke), 71
Isaacs, Catherine M. (Davenport),
106
Frances M. (Davenport), 105
Iselin, Family of, 32
Arthur, 83
Isham, Julia (Greene), 326 •
Mary (Bulkeley), 431
Italy, King of, 435
Ives, Family of, 32
IZARD FAMILY, 16, 45-48;
167-169
Allen S., 452
Anne (Blake), 81
Anne S. (Blake), 455
Charles, 168
Elizabeth (Blake), 81
George, 428
Henry, 321
Margaret (Blake), 81
Mary, 46
Mary (Middleton), 319, 320
Ralph, 81, 318
Rosetta M. (Bull), 426
Jackman, Timothy, 133
Jackson, Elizabeth (Dallas), 312
Hannah (Ward), 161
Isaac R., 413
John P.. 154
Jacobs, Family of, 32
Caroline (Wetherill), 166
Deborah (Thomas), 246
Jacquith, Abraham, 309
JAMES FAMILY, 193
I., II, 12, l8, 19, 21, 22
(Pendleton), 244
Alice R. (Thomas), 247
Anna (Pendleton), 245
Catherine M. (Temple), 185
Elizabeth W. (Shippen), 427
George, 39
Thyrza A. (Wetherill), 167
[aneway, John L., 166
^anney, Hannah (Brooke), 72
January, Judge, 226
JAY FAMILY, 32, 82-85
Augusta (Robinson), 346
Jeffries, Charity (Cope), 52
Jekyll, Mary (Saltonstall), 125
Jelliman, Martha (Chase), 132
Jenkins, Elizabeth (Floyd), 423
Joseph, 63
Margaret (Floyd), 423
Thomas, 90
Jennings, Elizabeth F.(Thomas),3i7
Hannah (Peck), 140
JESUP FAMILY. 473-474
Jewell, Josephine M. (Dodge), 195
Jewett, Eliza (Stephens), 292
Johanna (Varnum), 149
Ruth (Varnum), 149
Johns, Richard, 267
Virginia H. (Mallet-Prevost),
1 80
Johnson, — , 394
Diah, 108
Edward, 24
Hannah (Ward), 161
Hezron A., 332
James M., 329
John, 161
Joseph, 77, 165
Leah (Corwin), 136
Lydia (Huger), 451
Margaret (Izard), 46
Natalie B. (Robertson), 458
Phebe (Greene), 141
Sally F. (Breckenridge), 190
Samuel, 396
Johnston, John, 375
Mary (Hare-Powel), 304
Roberta (Izard), 45
Sarah (Livingston), 36
Johnstone, Charles McC., 288
Robert McC., 288
Joliet, Louis, 31
Jones, Family of, 32
Abigail (Hill), 309
Abigail P. (Ward), 162
Elizabeth (Davenport), 104
Elizabeth (Day), 210
Emily E. (Day), 211
Frederick, 232
Hannah (Minot), 468
Hannah A. (Seabury), 370
Henry L., 257
Lydia (Whitney), 330
Margaret (Pendleton), 245
Martha (Claiborne), 232
Mary (Garnett), 391
Mary (Winslow), 90
Mary A. (Seabury), 370
Mary M. (Tyler), 257
Olivia (Day), 210
Richard I., 131
Jordan, Eliza (Brooke), 73
John R., 64
Margaret (Cabell), 197
Mary (Greene), 142
Paulina (Cabell), 197
Josey, A. B., 48
Joslin, Abraham, 331
Josselyn, Mary (Sumner), 76
Joy, Cyrus, 466
Lydia W. (Draper), 128
Relief (Peck), 192
Joyner, Richard, 458
Joyse, Susannah (Hoyt), 359
Judd, Jerusha (Hoyt), 360
Judson, Betsey (Peck), 139
David, 283
Enoch, 91
Hannah (Wadsworth), 101
John B., 134
Julia M. (Truman), 251
Sarah ( Chauncey), 349
495
Kaloway, Agnes (Drake), 57
Kane, Emily (Jay), 84
Kaufman, Lavinia (Sullivan), 266
Kaye, Grace (Saltonstall), 124
Kean, Christine (Roosevelt), 93,.
117
Julia (Fish), 385
Kearney, Mary (Shippen), 427
Kedall, Mary (Whitney), 330
Keech, Joan (Pomeroy), 274
Keenan, George, 290
Katherine (Fox), 289
Keene, Henry, 366
Kees, Frances (Fox), 289
Nathan A. J. 289
Keith, Mary (Howard), 206
Kelley, Elizabeth A. (Corwin),
136
Kellogg, Anne (Flint), 440
George H., 441
Joanna (Winslow), 91
Samuel, 209
Kelly, Anne (Fox), 288
Catherine (Fox), 289
Edward, 284
Rachel (Grant), 174
Kelsey, Elizabeth (Whitwell), 472
Kemp, Patience (Seabury), 369
Sarah (Biddle), 200
Kempe, Amy (Skipwith), 470
Mary (Digges), 297
Kendall, Sarah M. (Schieffelin),
352
Kendrick, Andrew D., 61
Kennedy, Jean (Wallace), 353
Kennon, Richard, 176
Robert, 471
Kent, — , 366
Elizabeth (Sumner), 78
Emma (Aglionby), 254
Fanny E. (Munford), 177
Hannah (Day), 209
Mary (Converse), 108
Kepler, Cora (Curtis), 155
Keppele, Sarah C. (Biddle), 201
Ker, Barbara (Scott), 336
Kergolay, Count Jean de, 411
Ketcham, Viola (Sumner), 76
Ketchams, Ruth (Davenport), 104
Keteltas, — (Wetmore), 436
Jane (Beekman), 401
Key, — (Gordon), 97
Alice (Pendleton), 245
Keyes, Humphrey, 254
Kibbe, Ebenezer, 78
Kidder, Henry P., 75
John, 406
Kilbourn, Grace (Goodrich), 262
Kilburn, Welthy (Peck), 192
Kilcreana, Elizabeth (Gibbes), 480
Killingham, Mary (Daniel), 388
Kimball, John, 309
Lucy (Morton), 118
Martha (Chase), 132
Kimberley, A. V. H., 117
Kimmell, Margaretta (Burket),
4°3
King, Family of, 32
Anne (Dallas), 312
Diana (Mallory), 420
Henry, 455
Margaret (Mazyck), 433
INDEX
King, Margaret C. (Huger), 452
Mark A., 247
Mary (Chauncey), 348
Mary (Mallory), 421
Mary (Scudder), 159
Mercy (Winslow), 90
Philip, 362
Robert, 178
Sarah (Pomeroy), 274
Susan S. (Dallas), 312
Kingman, Henry, 206
KINGSBURY FAMILY, 447-448
Cornelia (Venable), 363
— Priscilla, 448
Kingsley, Ellen G. (Corwin), 135
Sarah (Pomeroy), 274
Kingstone, Sarah (Fox), 288
Kinloch, Eliza (Nelson), 122
Mary (Huger), 451
Kinsley, Moses, 465
Kip, Family of, 30
Abraham, 384
Adelaide (Rhinelander), 212
— Elizabeth (Fish). 384
Kipp, Mary E. (Corwin), 135
Kirby, Mary (Robinson), 345
Kirll, Mary (Penrose), 144
Kirtland, Lydia (Stephens), 295
Kirwan, Patrick, 224
Kiser, Ida (Fox), 290
William I., 290
Kissam, William W., 160
Klein, I. A.. 48
Knabe, Barbara (Schieffelin), 351
Knapp, Alexander P., 317
Kneeland, Prudence (Penhallow),
217
Knight, Elizabeth (Livingston), 34
Lavinia (Greene), 325
Marcy (Greene), 325
Mary (Gamage), 305
William, 217
Knightley, Richard, 365
Knowles, Mary (Sherman), 187
Koler, — , 414
Kornic, Abiah (Flagg), 249
Kountze, Family of, 32
Krum, Margaret H. (De Wolf),
277
Kunst, Heyltje Jans (Roosevelt),
93. Il6
Labouisse, Edith M. (Eno), 299
Lackie, Abbie (Gamage), 307
Ladd, Mary (Seabury), 369
Ladson, Sarah G. (Robertson),
458
Lagarde, Anais D. de (Evans), 65
La Grange, Louis Baron, 411
Laight, Edward, 451
Laighton, Charles, 218
Laird, Martha J. (Pearce), 395
Lake, Anne (Mather), 442
Lucy C. (Flagg), 250
Lalor, Mary (Fox), 290
William, 290
Lamar, Hannah (Gibbes), 479
Lamb, H. F., 431
- John, 431
— Mary (Low), 98
Mary (Mather), 442
Lance, William, 184
Lancey, Alice de (Izard), 47
Lander, Mary (Schieffelin), 351
Landon, Elizabeth (Carter), 55
Lane, Cornelia (Eno), 299
Eunice (Pa\ne), 237
Frank, 219
Robert, 348
Langdon, Marion (Carroll), 411
Langedeway, Mary (Nicoll), 395
Langham, — , 80
Langton, Sarah (Varnum), 149
Lanier, Family of, 32
Lansing, Christopher Y., 247
Larg, Susannah (Sands), 414
Large, James, 376
Larned, Sarah (Lathrop), 357
La Salle, Robert Cavalier, Sieur
de, 30
Lascelles, Thomas, 419
Lassy, Louise de (Livingston), 35
Latham, Sarah (Howard), 206
LATHROP FAMILY, 356-359
Elizabeth, 357
Frances E., 358
George P., 356
— Harriet W. (Winslow), 91
Lydia (Howard), 207
— Mercy (Fuller), 459
Latimer, Ann (Bulkeley), 431
Robert, 431
Latrobe, Lydia M. (Roosevelt), 93,
116
Launce, Mary (Sherman), 187
Laurie, Go wen, 27
Lavington, Jane (Cope), 51
Law, Ernest, 54
Lawrence, Family of, 32
Aletta (Beekman), 400
Alice (Greene), 326
— Elizabeth (Fish), 384
— Elizabeth (Whitney), 331
— Emma (Throckmorton), 366
Fanny (Whitney), 332
— Hannah (Schieffelin), 351
— John, no
John L., 36
- Maria, K. Y. (Wetherill), 166
Mary (Moseley), 182
Noel K., 342
Lawson, Elizabeth (Aglionby), 253
— John, 479
Susan R. (Sherman), 188
Lay, Robert H., 134
Sarah (De Wolf), 277
Leach, John, 439
Leadbetter, Jabez, 207
Samuel, 207
Learning, Robert W., 337
Leavell, W. T., 254
Leavensworth, Edgar L., 109
— Eliza (Kingsbury), 448
Lecky, G. C., 313
Leclerc, Victor E., 435
Ledyard, Isaac, 275
Lee, Family of, 12
Alice (Shippen), 428
Alice H. (Roosevelt), 92
— Ann (Fitzhugh), 445
Eleanor (Alexander), 410
— Elizabeth (Con way), 203
Ezra, 443
496
Lee, Hancock, 38
Henry, 56
- John, 413
— Kendall, 96
— Lucinda (Mather), 443
Lucy (Carter), 56
Mary (Abney), 279
Mary D. (Carroll), 413
Richard H., 378
Rose S. (Saltonstall), 126
Leech, Esther (Penrose), 144
Leeds, Francis, Duke of, 412
Rachel (Rulon-Miller), 416
Leet, Katherine (Wetmore), 437
Leete, Anne (Collins), 418
LEFFINGWELL FAMILY. 258-
260
Arena, 259
Le Forge, Elizabeth (Digges), 299
Legard, John, 419
Legg, John, 86
Leggett, Caroline H. (Brooke), 70
Lehmanoski, Lewis F., 66
Leigh, Mary S. S. (Robinson),
346
Leister, Edward, 23
Le Jau, Ann (Huger), 451
Lemmon, Daniel R., 472
Lennig, Nicholas, 337
Le Noble, Susanne (Ravenel), 333
Lent, Anna (Barclay), 343
Leon de Ponce, 9
Leonard, Hannah (Rainsford), 242
Phoebe (Drake), 58
Leppingwell, Hannah (Flagg), 248
Le Roux, Charles, 401
Le Roy, Daniel, 385
Pauline (French), 338
Le Serurier, Marianne (Mazyck),
432
Leslie, Edward, 375
Lessig, C., 415
Leventhorp, Anne (Chauncey),347
Lewis, Abbie (Saltonstall), 276
Abigail (Wadsworth), 101
Azel, 1 60
John T., 337
— John W., 399
- Margaret (Scott), 335
Mary (Throckmorton), 367
— Morgan, 35
— Nehemiah, 140
— Nicholas, 232
- Pratt, 1 60
Richard H., 97
Scudder, 159
Lightfoot, Philip H., 233
Lilley, David, 133
Lilly, Lydia (Carney), 285
Limerick, Cecil J. (Delafield), 270
Lincoln, Hannah (Howard), 206
Lindall, Mary (Hoyt), 360
Linder, Anna M. (Burket), 403
Lindley, Charles Allen, 41
Lindrey, Sarah (Blake), 81
Lindsay, David, 150
Elizabeth (Gordon), 97
Lindsey, Alesey (Abney), 279
Linnard, Mary (Penrose), 146
Lippett, Lydia (Jesup), 473
Mary (Greene), 325
Waite (Arnold), 405
INDEX
Lippincott, Joshua, 166
Lipscomb, Laura (Izard), 48
Liscum, Heman, 250
Lispenard, Aletta (Beekman), 401
Littlefield, Edward B., 471
Francis, 308
Livermore, Elijah, 331
Martha (Parker), 406
Livingood, Peter, 415
LIVINGSTON FAMILY, 33-37
— - Agnes, 33
— Barbara, 33, 34
— Catherine (Mather), 443
— Cornelia, 37
— • Edward, P., 34
— Eliza, 36
— Eliza M. (Plympton), 423
- Elizabeth S., 36
Helen, 315
— Henry B., 428
— • Jane P. (Thomas), 247
- John H., 36
— Julia (Delafield), 272 ,
- Maria, 36
Martha (Abney), 279
— Mary C. (Delafield), 269
- Peter R., 35
Robert L., 34
Sarah Van B. (Jay), 83
William, Lord, 33
Lloyd, Family of, 15
Anna (Tilghman), 130, 170
Anna M. (Tilghman), 130
Anne (Lowndes), 382
Anne S. (Delafield), 272
— Eleanor (Lo%vndes), 382
— Margaret (Tilghman), 130
Robert, 130
— Sarah S. (Lowndes), 382
— Susanna (Ravenel), 333
Locke, John, 16
LOCKWOOD FAMILY, 229-230
Maria D. (Gaston), 208
Tamer H. (Allerton), 40
Logan, — (Ashby), 226
John, 60
Robert R., 164
Long, Anna (Converse), 107
LONGFELLOW FAMILY, 339-
34°
Frederick W., 269
Longworth, Catherine (Anderson),
61
Nicholas, 92
Loomis, Charles, 65
Loper, Johanna de (Beekman),
400
Lord, Abigail (De Wolf), 277
Elaphas, 431
— Grace D. (Nicoll), 397
Ichabod, 431
James B., 397
John, 134
John A., 163
Mary (Saltonstall), 275
William, 443
Lorillard, Family of, 32
Lothrop, Jane (Fuller), 459
Mehitable (Davis), 115
Sarah H. (Stoddard), 228
Lott, John, 385
Lottier, John D., 198
Lounsbury, Monmouth, 105
Loveland, Mary (Hoyt), 361
Lovell, Julia (Aglionby), 254
LOW FAMILY, 98-100
Anna (Dodge), 195
Anne, 100
Elizabeth (Tyler), 255
Martha (Dodge), 195
— Susanna, 99
Lowe, Hudson, 343
Margaret F. (Temple), 186
Lowers, Elizabeth (Scudder), 159
Lowery, Philip W., 171
LOWNDES FAMILY, 15, 16,
381-383
Charles T., 452
Elizabeth T., 383
Lowther, Agnes (Claiborne), 231
Lowthian, Richard, 253
Lucas, Edward H., 334
John, 399
Nicholas, 27
Susanna (Rush), 213
William, 433
Lucken, Alice (Page), 377
Ludlam, Katherine (Abney), 278
Mary (Scudder), 159
Ludlow, Edward H., 37
Sarah (Carter), 55
Sarah B. D. (Chase), 133
Lufkin, Clara L. (Davenport), 106
Flora D. (Davenport), 106
Lugg, — (Stephens), 293
Lumpkin, Mary J. (Barnard), 64
Lunan, Alexander, 290
Lyall, Mary (Pendleton), 244
Lybrand, Elizabeth (Shippen),
427
Lyman, Anna W. (Parker), 406
Francis, 466
Jabez W., 408
John, 148
Mary (Collins), 418
Nancy (Gamage), 307
Lynde, Helen (Sullivan), 266
Mary (Sullivan), 266
Lynn, Eleanor (Fox), 289
Jane (Brooke), 72
Lyon, Cyrus, 466
Thomas, 360
Lyons, James, 450
-^— N. J. (Izard), 45
Lyster, Thomas, 224
Macash, Susan (Sullivan), 265
Macbeth, Mary (Robertson), 458
MacGeoghegan, Mary (Fox), 287
Macgill, J. Charles, 317
Mackall, James, 72
Mackenzie, Mary, Lady, 320
Mackidge, John, 398
Macomb, Isabella (Wetherill), 166
MacTier, Virginia, 413
Macy, Elizabeth (Barnard), 63
Robert, 63
Sarah (Barnard), 62
Ulysses S., 172
Maddox, Jane (Lowndes), 382
Madison, Sarah (Pendleton), 244
Thomas, 449
Magonigal, Margaret (Barnard), 64
497
Magruder, Alexander C., 317
Mahoney, Cecilia A. (Carney),
285
Mailliard, Adolphe, 235
Mainwaring, David, 276
Malacare, Jeanne M. de St. J. de
(Mazyck), 432
Mallery, Eunice (Hoyt), 360
MALLET-PREVOST FAMILY,
180-182
MALLORY FAMILY, 419-422
Anna (Parker), 144
Malone, Edmund, 287
Maltby, Anson, 190
Elizabeth (Davenport), 104
William, 104
Manfield, Elizabeth (Chauncey),
347
Manice, Frances I. (Smith), 464
Manigault, Anne (Middleton), 320
Arthur M., 452
Gabriel, 47
Joseph, 320, 452
Manley, Daniel, 78
Mann, Bernard, 233
Elizabeth (Carlisle), 219
Mann, Mary (Page), 377
Manners, Thomas, 214
Manning, — , 80
(Hawthorne), 356
Dorcas (Barnard), 63
Sally C. (Venable), 361
Mansfield, Joseph K., 443
Mary A. (Davies), 283
Mansur, Samuel, 150
Manton, Mehitable (Greene), 43
Manwaring, Mary (Brooke), 71
Mapes, Jacob, 135
Maples, David, 259
Marble, Jane L. (Day), 210
Marcet, Jeanne (Mallet-Prevost),
180
March, Francis A., 205
Sarah (Chase), 133
Susan (Evans), 66
Marchant, Huxford, 234
Marcy, Cornelia (Pendleton), 243
Margeson, Edmund, 23
Markham, Elam, 460
Markoe, John, 314
Marks, Frances (Biddle), 200
Kate T. (Evans), 66
Marmion, Henry, 375
Marr, Tennessee (Venable), 363
Marrow, Catherine (Throckmor-
ton), 365
Marsh, Alexander, 357
Desire (Sumner), 78
Marshall, Elizabeth (Greene),.
324
Isaac, 309
Lucy G. (Henry), 450
Mary (Peck), 140
Sarah (Anderson), 6c*
Marsham, Richard, 71
Marson, Abner, 285
Anne (Cradock), 416
Joanna (Carney), 284.
Marston, Nathaniel, 312
Martin, — , 40, 296
Alice (Davies), 282
Christopher, 23
I L
INDEX
Martin, Edward, 191
Frederick S., 415
- Jean W. (Blake), 455
— - Mar-Prelate, 17
Mary (Venable), 362
- Taylor, 363
William, 65
- William E., 68
Martyn, Margaret (Drake), 57
Marvin, Benjamin, 442
Rhoda (Mather), 443
Sarah (Goodrich), 261
Thomas, 262
Maryland, Settlement of, 12-15
Masetti, Count, 321
Masi, Frances V. (Dallas), 315
Mason, — , 347
Ann (Fitzhugh), 445
- Elizabeth (Dallas), 314
Frances (Throckmorton), 366
— Jane A. (Gibbes), 479
John A., 186
— Mary (Fitzhugh), 445
Samuel, 191
Sarah (Hosmer), 390
Massie, Sigismunda M. (Alexan
der), 410
Masson, Jeanne M. (Mallet-Pre-
vost), 181
MATHER FAMILY, 27. 441-444
Esther (Stoddard), 227
- Jane (Ffoulke), 387
— Richard, 144
- S.. 174
Thomas G., 443
Warham, 104
Matthews, Lucretia (Stephens),
295
Maria B. (Nelson), 121
Mary (Aglionby), 254
Mary (Brooke), 72
Nancy C. (Candler), 380
Maulsby, Wiley, 65
Maurice, Prince, 29
Mauzy, Margaret (Ashby), 226
Maverick, Moses, 38
Maxwell, — , 306
Catherine (Blake), 81
John, 399
Lucy E. (Eyerman), 156
Robert A. 399
May, Cornelius, 29
Margaret (Ward), 163
Nehemiah, 466
William de C., 169
Mayer, Margaretta S. (Wetherill),
166
Mayo, Eliza (Page), 378
Mayrant, Anne J. (Gibbes), 477
Judith (Bull), 426
Mays, James B., 399
MAZYCK FAMILY, 32, 432-434
Catherine (Ravenel), 333
Charlotte J. (Ravenel), 334
Edmund, 329
Mary, 432, 433
Mary C. (Bull), 425
Stephen, 333
McArthur, Eliza A. (Anderson), 61
— Robert S., 303
McBride, Bina M. (Woods), 424
McCalls, Isabella (McCawley), 179
M'Carthy, Honora (Sullivan), 264
McCarthy, Joan (Sullivan), 265
McCarty, Ann B. (Fitzhugh), 445
Daniel, 445
McCAWLEY FAMILY, 179
McClean, Lizzie (Carney), 286
McClelland, Elvira S. (Henry),
450
McClenachan, Elizabeth S.
(Digges), 299
McComb, John N., 36
Robert, 188
McConnel, Charlotte (Higginson),
375
McCook, Family of, 32
McCord, Jacob R., 241
William, 240
McCrady, Louisa R. L. (Barn-
well), 328
McCullough, Mary E. (Gibbes),
480
McCutchan, Jane M. (Fox), 289
McDill, Narcissa (Fox), 289
McDonald, Gertrude (Grant), 175
James, 283
Mary (Thomas), 317
McDowell, Helen (Coale), 268
— Margaret C. (Venable), 364
Mary E. (Lowndes), 383
McEvers, Eliza (Livingston), 35
Mary (Livingston), 35
McFunn, William, 201
McGaughee, Ellen (Wallace), 353
McGeehee, Albert G., 363
McGill, Phoebe E. (Barnard), 62
McGregor, Elizabeth M. A.
(Blake), 455
McGuire, Emily (Page), 378
- John P., 393
Mcllwaine, William B., 233
McKay, Margaret H. (Schieffelin),
McKeen, Family of, 32
McKennan, Anne (Biddle), 199
McKenzie, Kenneth, 255
McKesson, Catherine (Field), 240
McKnight, Emily G. (Ward), 235
Julia T. (Fox), 302
McMahon, Jane (Coppinger), 138
McMichael, Anne (Hoyt), 359
McMurtrie, Anna M. (Tilghman),
131
McNulty, Jane (Barnwell), 328
McNutt, James, 363
William, 363
McSweeney, Mary (Sullivan), 265
McSweney, Donel, 264
Joan (Sullivan), 264
McTavish, John, 412
McVickar, Augusta (Jay), 83
Mead, Bathsheba (Allerton), 39
Cordelia (Truman), 251
Meade, Ann (Fitzhugh), 446
Anne (Page), 378
Henrietta C. (Dallas), 315
Mecom, Sally (Flagg), 249
Medary, Mary (Grant), 175
Medbury, Sarah (Greene), 141
Meggs, Mary (Stephens), 294
Meigs, Emily (Biddle), 202
Rachel (Stephens), 295
Meiller, Hannah (Earle), 399
498
Melcher, John L., 292
Memminger, R. W., 433
Mendenhall, Mary (Cope), 52
Mercer, Grace F. (Garnett), 391
- Mary E. D. (Garnett), 393
Merchant, Miranda (Leffingwell),
260
- Sarah E. C. (Wolcott), 153
Valeria (Penrose), 145
Meredith, David, 213
- Joseph D., 337
Margaret (Cabell), 197
— Samuel, 449
Meriwether,MaryG.(Wallace),354
Merriam, B. W., 310
Merrick, Elizabeth (Day), 209
— John, 209
Merrill, Abel, 133
— James C., 125
Meschinet, Daniel, 221
Metcalf, Desire (Draper), 128
Michaux, Elizabeth (Venable), 362
Mickelborough, Henry, 388
Jane (Daniel), 387
Middlemore, Richard, 365
— Thomas, 365
MIDDLETON FAMILY,
318-323
Anne B. (Bull), 426
Anne L. (Blake), 81
Elizabeth (Izard), 47
Emma P. (Izard), 47
— Esther (Izard), 169
— Henry, 425
Isabella J. (Huger), 452
16,
Mary (Izard), 46, 168
Nathaniel R., 47
— Olivia (Blake), 79
Thomas, 47, 328
Mikell, Caroline (Robertson), 457
— Mary (Robertson), 457
Milbourn, Madison W., 472
Miles, Charles R., 433
Dorothy (Stephens), 293
Millar, Ruth (Gaston), 208
Milledoller, Abian S. (Beekman),
402
MILLER, RULON- FAMILY
415, 4i6
Miller, — , 34
— Anne (Skipwith), 471
— Catherine (Robertson), 457
— Edith B. (Tilghman), 170
— Faith (Winslow), 90
James, 52
— Jane (Skipwith), 471
Jeremiah, 275
- John S., 276
Maria (Allerton), 39
Thomas, 209
William, 388
William A., 450
Mills, Family of, 32
Harriette B. (Davis), 115
Joanna (Woodhull), no
Sarah (Day), 210
Sarah J. (Evans), 67
Milner, Eleanor (Goodrich), 261
Milward, Mary (Abney), 278
Minks, Joseph J., 64
Minor, Grace (Grant), 174
Rebecca (Grant), 174
INDEX
Minor, Thomas, 443
MINOT FAMILY, 467-469
James J., 332
Jonas, 120
William, 115
Mitchell, Abiah (Varnum), 149
A. R., 479
E. (Howard), 207
Hannah (Varnum), 150
Sara (Sherman), 187
Mix, Stephen, 227
Mixer, Joanna (Ward), 161
Molly, Neal, 287
Moltke-Huitfeldt, Adam G. C.,
Count de, 436
Moncure, Agnes C. (Robinson),
346
Anne (Conway), 204
— John, 203
Richard C. L., 204
Mongin, Mary (Stoddard), 228
Monson, Mary (Delafield), 271
Montague, Mary (Earle), 399
Montfort, Prince of, 435
Montgomery, James E., 171
Janet (Allerton), 40
Joseph, 214
Richard, 35
W. S., 480
William W., 337
Montijo, Count of, 435
Moody, Joseph G., 460
Mooers, Elizabeth (Chase), 132
Moor, Daniel, 345
Moore, Ann (Higginson), 375
Anne B. (Carter), 56
Bessie (Cope), 49
Elizabeth (Coppinger), 138
Elizabeth (Lowndes), 383
James, 165
Martha (Candler), 380
Mary (Ward), 161
Rebecca T. (Brooke), 73
Sarah (Barclay), 343
- Sarah (Fish), 384
Thomas, 73
William A., 41
Moorman, Agnes (Venable), 362
Anne (Candler), 379
Morancy, Jeanne H. (Hayne), 69
More, Ellen (Sullivan), 264
Lydia (De Wolf), 277
Moreman, Charles, 362
Moreno, Florentina I. (Garnett),
393
Morey, Ira, 109
MOR'GAN FAMILY, 32, 85-87
Alice (Carter), 54
George H., 87
Lydia S. (Bulkeley), 431
Sarah, 86
Morin, Marian (Scott), 336
Morley, Thomas, 366
Mormann, Edwardina de (Middle-
ton), 322
Morrell, Charles H., 313
Morrill, Elizabeth R. (Bourn),
474
Morris, Family of, 28
Anne P. (Huidekoper), 75
Elizabeth (Davenport), 104
Esther (Collins), 418
Morris, Joice (Cope), 50
Nancy (Gordon), 97
Richard L., 385
Morrison, Margaret (Dallas), 312
Morse, Anthony, 62
Mary (Converse), 108
Sarah E. (Carney), 285
Thankful (Payne), 237
William H., 307
Morss, Mary (Chase), 133
MORTON FAMILY, 118-121
Elizabeth (Daniel), 388
— Ichabod, 119
Josiah, 362
Judith (Venable), 362
Mary (Venable), 362
Samuel V., 363
Seth, 119
Susan (Throckmorton), 367
MOSELEY FAMILY, 182-183
(Earle), 399
Bennett W., 363
Edward, 124
— Margaret (Venable), 363
Pamela (Robertson), 457
William, 153
Mosely, Margaret (Parker), 144
Motherwell, Mary L. (Burket),
403
Mott, Hannah (Pell), 462
Motte, Charlotte (Huger), 451
Frances (Middleton), 319
Moulder, Sarah (Penrose), 145
Moulton, Charles W., 188
Hannah (Flint), 439
Sara (Sherman), 188
Mount, Ruth H. (Seabury), 370
Mulliner, Elizabeth (Clinton), 95
Mullins, William, 23
Mumford, David, 276
Thomas, 276
MUNFORD FAMILY, 176-177
Abigail (Seabury), 369
Munger, Timothy, 294
Munro, Harry, 83
Munroe-Smith, Edmund, 75
Murat, Joachim, King of Naples,
435
Murchison, Jessie S. (Carter), 54
Murdock, John, 119
Murfyn, — ,51
Murphy, Mabel (Tilghman), 130
Nannie (Coale), 268
Murray, Augustus, 102
Catherine E. (Rush), 215
Lucy (Chase), 134
William S., 213
Murrell, Julia E. (Daniel), 387
Muscoe, Elizabeth (Garnett), 391
Musgrave, Anne (Aglionby), 253
Elizabeth (Aglionby), 252
Myer, John R., 336
Myhill, Ann (Mallory), 420
Myrick, Owen L., 380
Nantz, Frances W. (Venable), 362
Naples, King of, 434, 435
Napoleon, Charlotte (Bonaparte),
435
Naramore, Frank, 466
Thad., 466
499
Naramore, Tryphosa (Parsons), 466
Narvaez, 9
Nash, — , 358
Sarah (Drake), 58
Sarah (Poole), 454
William, 68
Xeale, — , 366
Dorothy (Brooke), 72
Henrietta (Brooke), 72
Judith (Garnett), 391
Neas, James D., 65
Neilson, Catherine A. (Beekman),
401
Gertrude (Woodhull), m
John, 385
NELSON FAMILY, 121-122
, 388
Ambrose, 388
Evelyn B. (Page), 378
James, 440
Mary (Carter), 56
Mehitable (Temple), 184
Thomas, 122
Thomas M., 378
Nevill, John, 398
Neville, George, Lord Aberga-
venny, 296
Nevison, Sarah (Skipwith), 471
New, Anthony, 60
Newberry, Roger, 153
Sarah (Wolcott), 152
Newbold, Susan (Cope), 53
Newcomb, Edyth W. (Ward), 161
Newenham, Elizabeth (Cope), 50
Newman, James B., 446
John, 249
Rebecca Jane (Corwin), 136
Newsum, Mary A. (Skipwith), 472
Newton, Frederick, 289
Harvey, 307
Louisa (Lathrop), 358
Mattie (Fox), 289
Nicholas, — (Skipwith), 471
G.. 55
Nichols, Abigail (Flint), 440
Anner (Lockwood), 230
Eunice (Lathrop), 358
Ruth (Sargent), 158
Nicholson, Hannah (Rulon-Mil-
ler), 416
Mattie (Rainsford), 241
Nickerson, Sylvia (Flint), 440
Nicklin, Sophia C. (Dallas), 312
NICOLL FAMILY, 32, 395-397
. 397
Charlotte A., 397
Niles, Samuel, 414
Nisbet, Amelia (Parker), 143
Christian (Scott), 335
Nix, — (Venable), 362
Noble, Abigail (Day), 210
Daniel, 187
Frances (Stoddard), 228
Hannah (Pomeroy), 274
Mary (Wetherill), 165
Mary A. P. (Stoddard), 228
Nokes, Thomas, 444
Noland, Kate (Garnett), 391
Norborn, William, 378
Norfolk, Charles, Duke of, 138
Norris, J. B., 243
Mary (Allerton), 38
112
INDEX
Norris, Rollin, 390
Northcote, Hugh O., 386
Northrop, Christine (Wetherill),
164
Elizabeth (Munford), 177
Mary (Peck), 139
William, 139
Norton, Elizabeth (Plumb), 148
Norwood, Mary (Gamage), 306
Noyes, John, 351
Mary (Vilas), 280
Ruth (Wadsworth), 101
Sarah (Mather), 442
Nunes, Mary (Shippen), 427
Nutt, Anna (Sanxay), 222
Oakley, Matilda C. (Rhinelander),
212
Oberreia, Maria (Burket), 403
O'Brien, Conor, 137
Margaret (Coppinger), 138
— Margaret (Sullivan), 264
Sarah (Sullivan), 265
Ockington, Lydia (Richardson),
371
O'Connor, Mary (Fox), 288
Odiorne, Mehetable (Sullivan), 265
O'Donnell, Charles O., 413
Oelrichs, Lucie (Jay), 83
Offredi Madelaine (Mallet-Pre-
vost), 180
Ogden, Anna (Wetmore), 438
Elizabeth (Saltonstall), 123
Olds, Joseph, 61
Oliver, — (Candler), 379
Olney, Margaret (Throckmorton),
365
O'Mahony, Tiege, 264
Opie, Sarah (Parker), 143
Orange, Prince of, 28, 31
Orchard, Ann (Tyler), 255
Ordway, Judith (Sargent), 158
Ormes, Alvah, 307
Ormsbee, Caleb, 191
Orvis, Margaret (Goodrich). 262
Osborn, Abigail (Penhallow), 217
Henry, 305
Josiah, 64
Osborne, Edwin H., 291
Osgood, Isaac, 440
Joshua, 440
Mary (Flint), 440
Susan K. (Field), 240
O'Shea, Marian (Roosevelt), 94,
117
Osman, Abram, 135
Jacob, 135
Oster, Marguerite (Eyerman), 156
Oswald, Elizabeth (Hayne), 68
Otis, Eliza (Howard), 207
Family of, 32
Otley, C. B., 270
Overton, Mary (Anderson), 59
Oviatt, George A., 408
Owen, Calvin, 40
Sarah (Biddle), 201
Packard, Lucinda (Parsons), 466
Sarah (Poole), 454
Zaccheus, 206
Packnam, Elizabeth (Tilghman),
129
Padishall, Anne (Thomas), 246
PAGE FAMILY, 12, 376-378
Elizabeth (Digges), 297
Frances (Nelson), 122
Francis, 122, 297
Herbert W.. 233
— Jane (Nelson), 121
John, 255, 377
John C., 122
Judith (Nelson), 121, 122
Lucy (Nelson), 122
Mann, 55, 122
Robert, 378
Sally B. (Nelson), 122
Paget, Arthur H. F., 292
Paine, Amos, 237
Elizabeth (Sumner), 77
Isaac, 237
Judith (Peck), 191
Sarah (Peck), 191
Palin, Millicent (Fox), 288
Palmer, Annie L. (Earle), 400
Anthony, 296
Benjamin, 462
Charles, 384
Hannah (Grant), 173
John, 255
Mary (Field), 239
— Phcebe (Pell), 462
Stephen, 306
Palmeter, John G., 326
Paradine, Thomas, 445
Parish, Henry, 271
Mattie C. (Fox), 289
Park, Ann E. (Sanxay), 222
Elizabeth W. (Richardson),
372
John, 372
John W., 65
Parke, Deborah (Cope), 52
Robert, 258
Sarah (Biddle), 201
PARKER FAMILY. 143, 144,
406-408
, 188
Achsah (Hill), 309
— Barbara (Grant), 173
Ebenezer, 372, 406
Epps H. (Mazy'ck), 433
Freeman, 115
— H. A., 370
James, 406
— John, 173, 293, 320
Lucretia D., (Vinton), 341
— Mary (Dodge), 194
Mary (Varnum), 150
Phebe (Ward), 163
Sarah (Payne), 236
Sarah (Ward), 162
William H., 458
Parkhill, Charles C.. 189
Parkhurst, Daniel, 306
— Polly (Greene), 326
Parks, Ann (Robertson), 457
Parmelee, Betty (Hoyt), 360
Daniel, 295
Parmly, Mary M. (Ward), 236
Parnell, — , 366
Parry, Edward, 214
PARSONS FAMILY, 464-466
5OO
Parsons, Esther (Wadsworth), 102-
Eunice (Stoddard), 228
Harriet E. (James), 193
Lucretia (Morton), 120
Samuel H., 443
Simeon, 349
William, 345
Partridge, Martha (Stoddard), 228
Patrickson, Barbara (Aglionby),
253
Patry, Jeanne E. (Mallet-Prevost),
181
Patten, Mary (Richardson), 372
Patterson, Elizabeth (Bonaparte),
435
Marianne, 435
— Robert, 412, 435
Patton, Mehitable (Hill), 309
Paul, Anne (Sullivan), 265
PAYNE FAMILY, 236-238
Ann (Gordon), 178
Peabody, Family of, 32
Martha (Seabury), 369
— Sophia A. (Hawthorne), 356
Peace, Persis (Sumner), 78
Peak, Christian (Arnold), 404
PEARCE FAMILY, 394-395
— Deborah T. (Tower), 273
Harriet (Penhallow), 218
— Susan (Penhallow), 217-218
Pearson, Josephine (Jay), 84
Peart, Rachel (Rush), 213
Pease, Mary (Varnum), 151
Peasley, Joseph, 62
Sarah (Barnard), 62
PECK FAMILY, 139-140, 190-
192
Naomi, 191
— Nathaniel, 442
Peckham, Carrie C. (Davenport),.
103
Eloise (Sumner), 76
Pederson, Peter, 336
Peet, Sarah (Davies), 283
Peetts, Jane (Throckmorton), 366
Pegram, Mary B. (Gordon), 97
Peirse, Nathaniel, 227
PELL FAMILY. 32, 461-463
, 462
Antoinette G. 463
James D., 463
Pellatte, Anne (Sherman), 186
Pellew, Henry E., 83
Pemberton, — , 366
James, 217
PENDLETON FAMILY, 12,
243—245
Mary L. (Abney), 278
Virginia O. (Page), 376
Penfield, Abigail (Wadsworth), TOI
PENHALLOW FAMILY, 216-
219
Ann W. (Evans), 66
Penn, William, 27
Penney, John, 136
PENROSE FAMILY, 144-147
James, 201
Mary (Delafield), 270
Perdrian, Margaret (Huger), 451
Pent, Anna B. (Greene), 44
Perkins, Elizabeth (Sargent), 158
Jonathan, 194
INDEX
Perkins, Lucy (Whitney), 332
Ruth (Whitney), 331
Sarah (Low), 99
Perry, Elizabeth M. (Vinton), 342
Fanny (Field), 240
Hetty (Sanxay), 222
John, 367
Rachel (Lathrop), 358
Rebecca (Fuller), 459
Peters, Andrew, 285
Evelyn W. (Wadsworth), 102
John, 226
Maria L. (Flint), 440
PETERSON FAMILY, 238-239
Emily (Dallas), 314
Thomas, 232
Petre, i5th Baron, 413
i6th Baron, 413
Pettibone, Ruth A (Barnard), 65
Pettingall, Elizabeth (Pendleton),
243
Pettus, John, 243
Peyster, de, Family of, 30
— Catherine de (Livingston), 36
Estelle de (Hosmer), 389
Frederic de, 37
Susan M. C. de (Livingston),
37
Peyto, Edward, 365
Peyton, Benjamin H., 177
— Catherine S. (Conway), 204
Samuel O., 354
Sarah (Skipwith), 470
William P., 177
Phelan, Benjamin, 43
Phelps, Anita (Carroll), 411
Elizabeth W. (James), 193
Ellen A. (Dodge), 193
Lucy J. (Eno), 300
— Melissa (Dodge), 195
Rachel (Hawthorne), 355
Philip II of Spain, 17, 28
Phillipps, Sarah (Penhallow), 217
Phillips, Mary (Robinson), 345
Phiney, Elisha, 192
Phinney, Alice R., (Thomas), 247
Phipperney, — (Sherman), 187
Phipps, Betsey (Gamage), 307
William H., 83
Pichon, Anne (Sanxay), 221
Pickering, Elizabeth (Throckmor-
ton), 366
Mary (Penhallow), 218
Pierce, Abigail (Ravenel), 333
Bertha T. (Peck), 139
George W., 340
Harley H., 250
— James, 406
— Jane B. (Moseley), 183
— Joseph, 371, 469
Pierpont, James, 104
Juliet (Morgan), 87
Pierrepont, Henry E., 84, 100
Pierson, Abigail (Davenport), 104
• Sarah (Daniel), 387
Pike, Joseph, 447
Pilgrim Fathers, The, 17-24
Pim, Ann (Cope), 53
Pinckney, Family of, 16
Charles C., 320
Eliza L. (Izard), 47
Rachel (Pell), 461
Pinckney, Rosetta E. (Izard), 169
Thomas, 169, 319
Piombino, Prince of, 435
Pitkin, Martha (Wolcott), 152
Pitman, Rebecca (Greene), 141
Pitson, Hannah (Flagg), 249
Platt, John, 230
Mary (Wetmore), 437
Platts, Abel, 149
Samuel, 149
Pleasants, Sarah (Brooke), 73
Thomas, 72
PLUMB FAMILY, 147-148
Rhoda, 148
Plumley, Rose (Shippen), 427
Sarah (Shippen), 427
Plumstead, Clement, 200
PLYMPTON FAMILY, 422-423
Pocohontas, 10
Poinsett, Joel R., 169
Poitevent, Emily (Hayne), 69
Polk, Frances (Skipwith), 471
Sarah (Blake). 81
Pollard, Elizabeth (Pendleton),
244
Sarah (Pendleton), 244
Pollock, Henry, 321
POMEROY FAMILY, 274
Medad, 349
Rachel, 274
Poncet, Louise (Mallet-Prevost),
1 80
POOLE FAMILY, 453-454
Hannah (Stephens), 295
Margaret (Lowndes), 382
Poor, Catherine (Floyd), 423
Mary (Whitney), 330
Poore, John, 340
Pope, — , 242
Ann (Anderson), 61
Gertrude (Flint), 439
Porcher, Family of, 32
Elizabeth (Mazyck), 433
Elizabeth C. (Kavenel), 334
Isaac, 334
Percival, 334
Thomas, 433
Porteous, Beilby, 254
Porter, Ambrose, 348
Clarissa (Converse), 108
Deborah (Day), 210
Elizabeth (Longfellow), 340
Henry C., 195
Israel, 355
John B., 215
Joseph, 355
Judith (Gibbes), 476
Laura (Roosevelt), 93, 117
Mary (Converse), 109
Mary (Conway), 205
Mary (Grant), 173
Mary (Low), 99
Mary (Penhallow), 216
Peter B., 189
Post, Arthur, 102
Julia (Jay), 85
Louise E. (Davenport), 105
Nancy E. M. (Rhinelander),
212
Potestad, Louis de, 56
Fornari, Gabriela de (Tilgh-
man), 129
501
Potter, Deliverance (Greene), 42,
324
Maria S. (Higginson), 376
Mary J. (Chauncey), 350
Mary S. (Longfellow), 340
Potts, G. C., 314
Thomas, 93, 117
Pouillon, Josue, 221
Poulter, Henry, 366
POWEL, HARE- FAMILY, 303-
304
Powell, Elizabeth (Seabury), 369
Georgia (Tyler), 257
Mary (Davies), 282
Peter, 283
Richard, 366
Robert, 262
Thomas, 298
Power, Elizabeth (Digges), 297
Georgina, A. M. (Slubber), 89
James A., 112
Margaret (Grant), 173
Powers, Anna (Ward), 162
Prudence (Plumb), 148
Poyntz, Susanna (Saltonstall), 123
Poythress, Martha R. (Claiborne),
232
Pratt, Elizabeth (Whitney), 332
Lydia (Richardson), 371
Oliver H., 310
Preble, Marianne (Longfellow), 340
Prentiss, Mary (Richardson), 372
Presberry, — (Anderson), 60
Prescott, Dorothy (Bulkeley), 430
Dorothy (Varnum), 149
Edith (Wolcott), 154
William, 154
William H.. 154
Preston, Emma (Sherman), 187
Lettice (Breckinridge) 189
Susan (Draper), 128
William, 256
PREVOST, MALLET- FAMILY.
180-182
Prevost, Frances C. (Breckin
ridge), 189
JeanneG. (Mallet-Prevost), 181
Price, Rachel (Wetherill). 166
Rodman M., 113
Prideaux, Elizabeth (Drake), 57
Priest, Degory, 23
Prime, Emily (Delafield), 272
Frederick, 84
Laura (Jay), 84
Mary (Varnum), 150
Prince, Mary (Earle), 399
Sarah (Chase), 133
Thomassine (Earle), 398
Pringle, Edward J., 322
John J., 169
Mary F. (Ravenel), 333
Robert, 426
Prinz, Margarita (Schieffelin), 350
Pritchard, Ann (Morton), 118
Proctor, Caroline (Huger), 452
Gershom, 407
Mary (Parker), 407
Olive, 407
Promt, Elizabeth (Chauncey), 347
Province, John, 63
Provoost,Catherine(Beekman),4oi
Pryor, John C., 256
INDEX
Puffer, — , 237
Purcas, Elizabeth (Plumb), 147
Puritans, The, 24-27
Putnam, Benjamin P., 163
— Elizabeth (Flint), 439
t-lorence A. (Barnard), 62
Hannah (Flint), 440
Lydia (Flint), 439
— Mary (Flint), 439
- Kuth (Flint), 439
Sarah (Flint), 440
Pynchon, Family of, 27
William, 24
Pynney, Sarah (Poole), 453
Pytman, Esther (Rainsford), 242
Quackenbush, Louisa M. (Davis),
114
Quader, Hylke (Huidekoper), 74
Quakers, The, 27-28
Quarles, Barbara (Cope), 50
Quincy, Edmund, 185
Quiner, Ellen A. (Temple), 186
Quinn, May C. (Lowndes), 381
Quintyne, Mary (Bull), 425
Radford, Sarah (Munford), 177
Raine, Susan E. (Throckmorton),
367
RAINSFORD FAMILY, 241-243
Raleigh, Sir Walter, 9, 10, 15, 21
Ralston, Jannette (Chase), 133
Ramolino, Maria L. (Bonaparte),
434
Ramsay, Lauderdale (Duncan), 88
Ramsden, Anne (Saltonstall), 123
Rand, John, 331
Randall, Thomas, 58
Randolph, Family of, 12
Robert, 56
Susan G. (Page), 378
William, 377, 471
Rankin, Catherine (VVolcott), 154
Robert G., 154
Ranney, George, 283
Ransford, James, 242
Ransom, David, 39
Rappello, Charles A. 405
Rasby, Christopher, 123
Rasin, Eunice (Pearce), 394
RAVENEL FAMILY, 32, 333-
334
Damaris E. (Mazyck), 432
Elizabeth Jane, 333
Stephen, 433
Suzanne (Mazyck), 432
Theodore Du Bose, 329
Rawle, William, 131
Rawley, Mehitable (Fuller), 459
Rawlins, Elizabeth (Lowndes), 381
Ray, Anne (Ward), 234
Dorothy (Sands), 414
Sybil (Sands), 414
Symon, 246
Raymond, Elizabeth (Goodrich),
262
Joshua, 414
Lydia (Davenport) 104
Read, Benjamin H. 322
Caleb, 259
Read, Daniel, 191
- Esther J. (Izard), 169
— Frances (Robinson), 345
— Isaac, 363
Margaret (Nelson), 121
Mary C. (Carroll), 413
Reade, Mary (Throckmorton), 367
Reah, Shela (Sullivan), 264
Reape, Samuel, 404
Reardon, Sarah A. (Goodrich), 263
Redman, — (Parker), 143
Reece. William J., 188
Reed, Marietta (Stephens), 292
Rees, Caroline K. (Bull), 426
Reese, Ephrahim, 399
Reeve, Ambrose, 327
Reeves, Hannah (Corwin), 136
Jesse S., 408
— Rachel (Cope), 53
Reginolles, Ithumaria (Pell), 461
Reichlin, Ursula (Schieffelin), 351
Reid, Elizabeth (Bull), 426
Jane (Venable), 363
William S., 363
Remington, Clement, 352
Renaud, Magdalen (Rhinelander),
211
Rench, Mary (Rush), 214
Renching, Ellen (Tilghman), 129
Renne, Samuel, 385
Rennell, Thomas, 270
Renwick, Robert J., 212
Reynolds, Abram H., 361
— Anna (Fox), 289
— Benjamin, 361
— Calista O. (Fuller), 458
Christian (Minot), 467
— Dorothy (Tilghman), 129
Elizabeth (Sumner), 78
— Eunice (Greene), 142
— Francis, 324
— Henry, 324
— James, 324
— Ruth (Whitney), 330
Rheinfrank, Emma (Thomas), 245
Rhett, Julia R. (Mazyck), 432
William, 177
RHINELANDER FAMILY, 32,
2II-2I2
Rhodes, Elizabeth (Arnold), 405
— Phebe (Greene), 142
— Resolved, 324
Zachary, 404
Rice, Daniel, 161
Hannah (Ward), 161
— John V., 164
Lucy C. (Davies), 283
Martha (Gamage), 306
Nathaniel, 295
Randall, 325
William, 325
William Henry, 43
Rich, Julia (Davies), 283
Richards, Abigail (Draper), 128
Alice (Peck), 139
Jerusha (Saltonstall), 275
John, 276
Lydia (Draper), 128
Mary fWolcott), 153
Mary (Eno), 300
RICHARDSON FAMILY, 371-
373
502
Richardson, Anna (Grant), 174
— Bettie (Skipwith), 470
Elizabeth (French), 338
— Isaac, 237
- John, 434
Mary (Biddle), 201
— Rebecca (Shippen), 427
— Sarah (Payne), 237
S. C., 421
— Stephen, 371
Richmond, Catherine (Morton),
120
Jane P. (Flagg), 250
Margaret (Aglionby), 253
Riddell, Elizabeth (Dallas), 311
Ridgely, Family of, 15
Mary (Carter), 54
Ridgway, Phoebe A. (Rush), 214
Rigdale, John, 23
Righton, Henrietta (Robertson),
457
William, 200
Riley, Grace (Goodrich), 262
Terrence, 385
Ring, Mary (Morton), 119
Ringgold, Matilda C. (Pearce),
395
Ripley, Charles E., 359
Risteau, Catherine (Cradock), 417
Ritchie, Albert, 198
Montgomery, 102
Ritschauren, Regina M. (Shief-
felin), 351
Rittenhouse, Catherine (Sands),
414
Rive, Francoise de la (Mallet-Pre-
vost), 181
Roane, Spencer, 449
Robards, Katherine (Wetmore),
437
Robb, Louisa (Livingston), 37
Robelin, M., 220
Robert, Mary E. (Rhinelander),
212
Roberts, Elizabeth F. (Rush), 214
- Jane (Ffoulke), 386
Mary (Delafield), 270
Percy, 472
Samuel, 305
ROBERTSON FAMILY, 456-
458
Alice D. (Parsons), 464
Carrie G. (Griswold), 408
— William J., 97
S., 177
Roberval, 9
Robins, George, 130
Mary (Parker), 407
ROBINSON FAMILY, 344-346
Agnes C. (Chauncey), 347
Beverley, 343
Douglas, 94, 117
Frances (Digges), 297
Frances W. (Earle) 398
Helen (Pomeroy), 274
John, 19, 20, 21, 22
Lemuel, 468
Polly (Payne), 237
Susan (Nelson) 121
Thomas, 256
Robson, Charlotte A. (Allerton).
40
INDEX
Roche, Francis, 137
Rochelle, Martha (Tyler), 257
Rochfort, Patrick, 138
Rockett, Margery (Pomeroy), 274
Rockwell, Susanna (Grant), 173
Rodman, Samuel, 461
Roessel, Catherine (Eyerman), 156
Rogers, Family of, 32
Anstice (Wetmore), 438
Archibald, 245
- E. M., 102
Jacob, 286
Julia A. (Nelson), 122
- Mary (Chase), 133
Mary (Rhinelander), 212
Thomas, 23
W. E., 385
Rohrer, Elizabeth (Cope), 52
Rokenbaugh, Cornelia S. (Davies),
284
Roland, Catherine (Evans), 67
Rolfe, John, 10
Ronayne, Joseph, 138
Rooker, Sidney (Aglionby), 254
Roony, Mary (Fox), 289
ROOSEVELT FAMILY, 32, 92-
94, 116-117
Helena (Barclay), 343
Root, Edith (Grant), 175
Fred F., 440
Stephen, 101
Rootes, Mary R. (Gordon), 97
Roper, Elizabeth (Munford), 177
Rose, Abigail (Collins), 418
Agnes (Dallas), 311
Edward de, 151
— John, 185
Judith (Digges), 297
Mary de (Tilghman), 171
Robert, 445
Rosewell, Elizabeth (Saltonstall),
275
Ross, Dorothy (Whitney), 330
Elizabeth (Diddle), 200
James B., 472
Roswell, Sir Henry, 24
Rous, John, 365
Rouse, Henry, 366
Rowan, Ann (Penrose), 145
Rowland, Cora (Biddle), 202
Rowley, Joseph, 301
Rowzie, Ann (Garnett), 391
Roy, Elizabeth (Pendleton), 244
Royce, Thankful (Curtis), 155
Roydon, Richard, 366
Roys, Benedick, 295
Ruan, Henrietta E. (Sumner), 76
Ruby, J. W., 424
Rucker, Ida (Digges), 299
Rudd, Mary (Lemngwell), 258
Rudston, Barbara (Saltonstall),
123
Ruffin, — (Claiborne), 232
Edmund, 471
Mary (Claiborne), 232
Patsy (Claiborne), 232
Ruggles, Lucinda (Plumb), 147
Susannah (Plympton), 422
Rulon, Elizabeth A. (Rulon-Mil-
ler), 416
RULON - MILLER FAMILY,
415-416
Runnels, David, 39
Rusco, David, 159
RUSH FAMILY. 213-215
Alice Bowden (Carter), 54
Julia W. (Biddle), 202
Russell, Andrew, 34
Catherine E. (Seabury), 370
David M., 440
Elizabeth (Robinson) 345
Elizabeth (Sullivan), 265
Joseph, 367
Robert, 365
Sarah (Sullivan), 265
William, 371, 449
Rustin, Alice G. (Howard), 205
Rutgers, Catherine (Pell), 462
Helena (Scott). 336
Mary (Barclay), 343
Robert, 401
Rutherford, Margaret (Scott), 336
Rutherfurd, Winthrop, 118
Rutledge, Family of, 16
Benjamin H., 82, 322
Edward, 320
Emma M. (Blake), 81
Henry M., 321, 456
James R., 456
Oliver M., 82
Thomas P., 81
RUXTON FAMILY, 304-305
Ryan, Ellen C. (Anderson), 61
Kate (Fox), 289
Sabin, Mary (Converse), 108
Sackett, Elizabeth (Fish), 385
William, 385
Sadlier, William, 148
Safford, Joseph, 98
Myron W., 120
Sale, Annie (Izard), 45
Salisbury, — (Nicoll), 396
Elizabeth P. C. (Fitzgerald),
223
Elizabeth S. (Chauncey), 350
Jane (Chauncey), 348
Matilda C. (Allerton), 40
Salkeld, — (Aglionby), 252
Salomons, Anna M. (Woodhull),
112
SALTONSTALL FAMILY, 123-
126; 275-277
Anne (Seabury), 370
Sams, Robert, 327
Sandercock, J. W., 142
Sanders, Caroline (Saltonstall),
125
John, 36, 315
Mary E. (Saltonstall), 126
Sandford, John, 252
SANDS FAMILY, 414-415
Eliza (Trenchard), 113
Lettice L. (Delafield), 269
Samuel, 462
Sandys, Arthur M. C. Baron, 445
Edith C. (Rhinelander), 211
Sanford, John, 42
SANXAY 'FAMILY, 220-222
Sardes, Daniel, 180
Sargeant, Josephine (Darlington),
374
SARGENT FAMILY, 158
503
Sargent, Elizabeth, 158
Ellen C. (Whitney), 332
Jane P. (Duncan), 88
Sarsfield, Patrick, 138
Sartoris, Algernon C. F., 175
Laure (Mallet-Prevost), 180
Satterlee, Family of, 32
Annie P. (Saltonstall), 275
Satterthwaite, T. P., 189
Saunders, Anne (Cope), 50
Catherine (Beekman), 402
Elizabeth (Wolcott), 152
Jane (Cope), 50
Katherine (Varnum), 149
Marie L. (Cope), 49
Savage, Margaret A. (Saltonstall),
125
William L., 350
Savile, Francis, 123
Savyle, — , 381
Sawyer, Peggy (Flint), 440
Philip, 202
Priscilla (Flint), 440
Sayle, William, 16
Sayles, Eleanor (Greene), 42
Mary (Greene), 42
Phebe (Greene), 42
Scattergood, Thomas, 165
Schaeffer, Anne C. (Eyerman),
156
Schenck, Harriet L. (Greene), 142
Schermerhorn, Family of, 30
SCHIEFFELIN FAMILY, 350-
352
Mary (Dodge), 195
Schmidt, Louisa (Coale), 268
Schureman, Philip, 211
Schusler, Emma (Fox), 289
Schuyler, Family of, 30
Alida (Livingston), 34
Gertrude (Livingston), 35
Harriet A. (Schieffelin), 352
Scollay, Samuel, 383
SCOTT FAMILY, 335-337
(Claiborne), 232
Alexander, 450
Caroline S. (Gibbes), 479
Elizabeth, 335
Emma W. (Ward), 163
Ethel H. (Cabell), 196
Harriet (Penhallow), 218
Jane (Allerton), 40
Janet (Duncan), 88
John, 34, 256
Lucretia (Wetmore), 438
Margaret, 335
Margaret (Penhallow), 217
Mary (Garnett), 391
Mary E. (Venable), 363
Thomas, 315
Scovell, Frederick R., 175
Scovil, Alathea R. (Kingsbury),
447
Scovill, William H., 283
Scrymser, Emma H. (Digges),
296
SCUDDER FAMILY, 159-160
Elizabeth (Lathrop), 357
Henry G., 160
Scull, David, 268
Mary (Biddle), 200
SEABURY FAMILY. 368-370 .
INDEX
Seargent, Mehitable (Stoddard),
227
Sears, Frederic, 385
Seawell, Elizabeth (Digges), 297
John B., 256
Seay, Elizabeth (Gibbes), 476
Seelye, Samuel T., 211
Selding, Helen de (Stephens),
292
Selleck, Martha (Davenport), 104
Sample, James, 256, 257
Senter, John, 407
Sention, Mercy (Lockwood), 229
Samuel, 360
Sewall, Anne (Longfellow), 339
SEWELL FAMILY, 183
Shackelford, Arabella (Mazyck),
433
Shaftesbury, Earl of, 15, 16
Shaick, Mary H. van (Roosevelt),
93
Shand, Peter J., 478
Shands, W. B., 257
Shannon, Catherine S. (Pearce),
394
Shapley, Mary (Truman), 251
Sharp, Kate M. (Wallace), 354
Shattuck, Eleanor (Whitney), 332
Mary A. (Fox), 300
Shaver, W. H., 306
Shaw, Belinda (Payne), 237
Elizabeth (Poole), 453
John, 145, 201
Louis A., 126
Phebe (Morton), 119
Rebecca (Poole), 454
Sheaff, Eugenia F. (Rush), 215
Sheaffe, Margaret (Livingston), 35
Shearman, Catherine (Drake), 57
Sheldon, Barbara (Greene), 325
John, 107, 309
Phebe (Pomeroy), 274
Rebecca (Parsons), 466
Shelley. Mary (Morton), 118
Thomas, 293
Shelton, — (Anderson), 60
Sarah (Henry), 449
Shepard, Hannah (Biddle), 200
Hephzibah (Penhallow), 218
Nancy (Wetmore), 438
Shepherd, Cnarles, 477
Charlotte C. (Davenport),
103
Shepperd, Pamela (Mallory), 421
Shepperson, Charles, 363
Sherburne, Elizabeth W. P. (Pen-
hallow), 218
Hannah (Penhallow), 217
SHERMAN FAMILY, 186-188
Bethiah (Winslow), 91
John, 91
Martha (Day), 210
Mary (Stoddard), 227
Sabra ( De Wolf), 277
Sherrard, John, 177
Sherwood, Abigail (Jesup), 474
Frances A. F. (Saltonstall),
126
Shield, Mary E. (Mallory), 421
Shields, John N., 346
Shipley, Mary (Pell), 462
Shipman. Mary D. (Penrose), 146
SHIPPEN FAMILY, 427-429
Ann (Livingston), 35
- Elizabeth C. (Izard), 47
Frances (Huidekoper), 75
Shirley, Elizabeth (Carter), 55
Harriet (Temple), 184
Shivers, — , 379
Shivoy, Elizabeth (Morgan), 86
Shoemaker, Family of, 28
Ann C. (Tilghman), 171
Isaac, 144
Rebecca (Cope), 52
Shorb, J. Campbell, 314
Louise (Dallas), 313
Shore, Mary L. (Shippen), 428
Short, William, 471
Shrimpton, Elizabeth (Stoddard),
227
Shuart, Mary A. (Corwin), 136
Shultes, Mark, 219
Sidney, Sir Philip, 28
Siebels, John, 185.
Sill, Frank N., 351
John, 442
Thomas, 443
William N., 443
Zachariah, 442
Silliman, Henry, 457
Silloway, William, 134
Silsbee, Mary C. (Whitwell), 473
Simonds, Sarah (Low), 98
Simons, Peter, 135
Simpson, Elizabeth M. (Rush),
215
George F., 109
Hannah (Grant), 174
Wilson, 380
Simrail, Mary (Corwin), 136
Singleton, Mary C. (Barnwell),
328
Sinkler, Allen, 329
Sinnickson, Mary (Trenchard),
"3
Sitgreaves, Juliana (Scott), 336
Sitterly, Maria (Flagg), 250
Sjoerts, Heyltje (Roosevelt), 93,
116
Skelton, — (Skipwith), 471
Skinner, Elizabeth (Grant), 173
Frances D. (Rhinelander),
212
Sarah C. (Ward), 162
SKIPWITH FAMILY, 470-472
Cassandra (Coale), 267
Eliza (Coale), 266
Lelia, 471
Lelia (Carter), 56
Slaughter, Family of, 12
John Field, 410
Sarah (Candler), 380
Sledd, Andrew, 380
Slingluff. Ella C. (Vilas), 281
Sloan, Family of, 32
Sloane, Mary R. (Delafield), 269
Priscilla D. (Barclay), 343
Slocombe, — , 80
Slocum, Desire (Greene), 141
Elizabeth (Greene), 324
Mary (Greene), 324
Sloper, Henry, 217
Small, Jonathan, 91
Smart, Tabitha (Alexander), 409
504
Smedley, Sabrina (Converse), 108
Smilie, Esther G. (Vilas), 281
SMITH FAMILY, 464
— , 80
Abigail (Payne), 237
Albert, 228
Arabella M. (Dallas), 312
— Benjamin, 404
Calla (Minot), 469
Caroline (Candler), 380
Cecilia (Greene), 44
Charles, 376
Charles S., 164
Claudia (Izard), 47
Dorothy (Izard), 46, 168
Edmund T., 209
Edward C. 386
- Eliza A. (Ward), 162
— Eliza Ann (Chase), 133
Elizabeth (Huger), 452
Elizabeth (Skipwith), 471
Elizabeth (Venable), 362
Elizabeth (Whitney), 331
— Elizabeth (Woodhull), no,
in
Emma T. (Evans), 67
Experience (Morgan), 86
— George, 8
George, 81
Helen (Tower), 272
— James A., 87
John, Captain, 10
— John, 72, 307
- Joseph, 465
— Joseph A., 47
Lettice (Wallace), 353
Lucy M. (Stoddard), 227
— Margaret (Fitzhugh), 444
Margaret (Woodhull), no
Mary, 464
Mary Arnold), 405
Mary Day), 209
Mary Leffingwell), 258
— Mary (Tower), 273
Mary A. (Carney), 285
Mary B. (McCawley), 179
Mary C. (Breckinridge), 189
(Richardson), 372
Mehitable (Peck), 140
Nathan, 267
Peter, 320
Phoebe (Seabury), 369
Ralph, 445
Richard, 71, 72, 397
— Robert, 131
Salome (Wetmore), 438
Samuel E., 460
— Sarah (Arnold), 404
Sarah (Flagg), 250
Sarah (Peck), 191
Sarah (Throckmorton), 367
Sarah (Ward), 161
Sarah (Woodhull), no
Sarah P. (Middleton), 322
Thomas, 429
Tryphene (Morgan), 86
— William L., 47
— William M., 359, 452
Smith-Wright, Family of, 32
Smyth, John, 19, 20
Mary (Middleton), 318
Sarah (Tilghman), 131
INDEX
Smyth, Thomas, 221
Sneider, Johanna (Eyerman), 157
Snell, Abigail (Howard), 207
Elijah, 206
Parnell (Howard), 207
— Silence (Howard), 206
Snow, — , 51
Frances S. (Arnold), 405
Snowden, Deborah (Brooke), 72
Elizabeth G. (Ravenel), 334
Snyder, Michael, 415
Soleliac, Marguerite (Jay), 84
Solomons, John, 48
Somers, Sir George, 10
Somervell, Nicolas (Livingston), 33
Sorrell, Anna (Earle), 398
Soto, de, 9
Soule, George, 23
Southall, Mary M. (Venable), 364
Southcoat, Thomas, 24
Spain, Infanta of, 12
Spalding, Mary J. (Floyd), 423
Olive (Chase), 134
Spann, Cuthbert, 203
Elizabeth (Conway), 203
Sparhawke, Anna (Converse), 107
Sparke, Ann (Gordon), 96
Sparks, Eliza, 143
Sparrow, Elizabeth (Coale), 267
— Philip, 148
Spaulding, Lucy (Allerton), 39
Speeder Elizabeth (Rhinelajader),
211
— Mary (Rhinelander), 211
Spence, John B., 321
— Rosa (Fitzhugh), 446
Spencer, Artemisia (Sumner), 78
— Catherine (Davies), 282
— Deborah (Vilas), 2*0
— Grace (Peck), 192
— jane (Cope), 50
— John, 42
— Nathaniel, 39
Sally (Morgan), 87
William H., 257
Sperry, John, 283
Spineto, Eleanor de (Throckmor-
ton), 365
Splatt, John, 68
Spofford, Sarah (Woodhull), in
Spooner, Albert T., 289
Carrie (Fox), 289
Ebenezer, 119
Spoor, Lydia (Winslow), 91
Polly (Winslow), 91
Spotswood, Dorothea D. (Henry),
449
Sprague, James W., 195
Springer, Thaddeus J., 65
Squire, Abigail (Jesup), 474
Squires, Betsy (Flagg), 249
Stabler, Frederick, 73
Stafford, Anne (Cope), 51
— Elizabeth (Greene), 43
— George Lord, 412
Mary C. (Trenchard), 112
— Ursula (Drake), 57
Stallard, Mary (Earle), 399
Stampe, — , 420
Stamper, Thomas, 214
Stanbrough, Elizabeth (Greene),
324
Standish, Family of, 24
Miles, 23
Stanley, Elizabeth (Wadsworth),
101
Sarah (Wadsworth), 101
Stansfield, Miriam (Draper), 127
Stanton, Edwin L., 125
Stanyarne, Anne (Mazyck), 433
Mary (Mazyck), 433
Thomas, 327
Staples, Florine (Gordon), 179
Rebecca (Sumner), 76
Sarah (Sumner), 76
Starbuck, Christopher, 63
Starkey, Diana (Robinson), 344
Mary (Robinson), 344
Starr, Benjamin, 38
Edward, 360
Staughton, Teresa (Richardson),
371
Staule, Ann (Varnum), 149
St. Clair, Amos, 65
Cooke Mary (Gordon), 179
St. Colombo, Louise M. E. Du
Bourg de (Field), 240
Stead, Elizabeth (Izard), 169
Stearns, Lydia (Ward), 162
Ralph P., 91
Stebbins, Cornelia (Fox), 302
Editha (Day), 209
Hannah (Morgan), 86
Mary (Morgan), 86
Mercy (Morgan), 86
Mercy (Parsons), 465
Thomas, 209
Stedman, Edmund C., 195
Steele, John A., 190
Mary (Curtis), 155
Steenbergen, Albert, 74
Steiner, John, 67
STEPHENS FAMILY, 292-295
Stetson, Caleb, 119
Stevens, — (Mather), 441
Benjamin, 62
Catherine (Ravenel), 334
Charles, 334
Horatio Y., 212
John, 133
Mary (Livingston), 34
Mary (Sargent), 158
— Mary A. (Plympton), 422
— Mary L. L. A. (Rhinelander),
212
Richard, 327
Samuel, 360
Stevenson, Eloise (Duncan), 88
Frances L. (Mallory), 421
Isabella (Thomas), 246
Margaret (Fitzgerald), 224
Timothy, 213
Stewart, — , 312
Cecilia (Sherman), 188
Elizabeth (Saltonstall), 276
Lispenard, 212
Susan A. (Schieffelin), 351
Stillman, Family of, 32
Benjamin, 349
Huldah (Sumner), 77
Still well, — , 358
Stinstra, Gertrude (Huidekoper),
74
Stirling, Lord, 35
505
Stith, Elizabeth (Fitzhugh), 446
St. John, — , 358
Orline (Alexander), 409
St. Julien, Charlotte de (Ravenel),
333
Elizabeth de (Ravenel), 333
Mary de (Ravenel), 333
Paul de, 333
St. Ledger, Anne (Digges), 296
St. Loe, Margaret (Stephens), 293
St. Nicholas, Thomas, 129
Stocking, Mary (Chauncey), 349
Stockman, Robert, 291
Stockton, Julia (Rhinelander), 212
Julia (Rush), 214
— Mary (Wetherill), 165
Stodart, Dinah (Aglionby), 253
STODDARD FAMILY, 227-229
Anthony, 187
Elizabeth (Sherman), 188
Stoddert, Benjamin, 382
Stokes, Elizabeth (Cope), 53
Grace (Fitzhugh), 444
Sarah (Hayne). 68
Stone, Amos, 466
Charlotte (Stoddard), 228
— — Clara (Sanxay), 222
Daniel, 161
Elizabeth (Stephens), 293
Elizabeth (Wadsworth), 101
Fanny C. (Parker), 408
Flora (Mather), 441
Jane (Fox), 288
Mansfield, 140
Martha J. (Woods), 424
Story, Sophia (Whit well), 473
Thomas, 427
William, 237
Stoughton, Elizabeth (Wolcott),
153
Hannah (Minot), 467
Rebecca (Mather), 442
Thomas, 101
Stout, George C., 167
Stow, John, 437
Margaret (Wetmore), 437
Nathaniel, 77
Rachel (Wetmore), 437
Strange, — , 362
Strangeford. — , 242
Street, Anna L. R. (Morton),
118
Sarah (Smith), 464
Stretch, Margaret H. (Cabell),
198
Strethill, Alice (Mallory), 419
Stringfellow, Sarah P. (Sanxay),
222
Strong, Abigail (Chauncey), 349
Abigail (Pomeroy), 274
Chase, 316
Elizabeth (Parsons), 465
Hannah (Pomeroy), 274
John, 153
Keturah (Woodhull), in
— Matilda (Pomeroy), 274
Stuart, — , 446
John, 410
John G., 446
Martha (Corwin), 136
Mary (Dodge), 195
Mary (Fitzhugh), 446
INDEX
Stubber, Robert H. H., 89
Studebaker, Anne (Carlisle), 219
Stukely, Thomas, 9
Stupanus, Marie M. (Burket),4O3
Sturges, Ada (Hosrner), 390
Alice (Davenport), 106
Sturman, Mary (Parker), 143
Stuyvesant, Family of, 30
Elizabeth (Fish), 385
Nicholas W., 400
SULLIVAN FAMILY, 264-266
Sulliven, Esther (Barnard), 63
Sumerscales, Mathew, 50
Summers, Helen (Delafield), 271
SUMNER FAMILY, 76-79
Joan (Brian), 76
William, 469
Supplee, Addie M. (Greene), 44
Surman, Isabella (Rainsford), 241
Sutherland, Alicia Earl (Grant),
175
Sutton, Abigail (Field), 239
Jerusha (Field), 240
Joseph, 414
Suydam, Mary L. (Mather), 443
Walter L.. 8
Swain, Love (Barnard), 63
Samuel, 64
Swan, Elizabeth (Richardson), 371
Ruth (Richardson), 372
Sarah W. (Sullivan), 265
Swann, Bessie (Thomas), 318
Swartz, Helen (Greene), 142
Sweeny, Edmund, 345
Sweet, James, 42
Sweetser, Elizabeth (Payne), 237
Swett, Daniel, 150
Swift, Martha (Gamage), 306
Samuel, 284
Sykes, Katherine (Wetherill), 165
Syme, Sarah (Henry), 449
Symington, Sophia (Robertson),
457
Symonds, Margaret (Blake), 80
Richard, 147
Tackett, Gordon W., 65
Taft, Mary (Gamage), 307
Tailer, Mary (Livingston), 37
Tainter, Charles E., 284
Taintor, Asa, 108, 109
Sarah (Bulkeley), 431
Talbot, Daniel, 469
Edward, 267
Talbott, Charles H., 177
Talcott, Family of, 32
Rachel (Wolcott), 152
Rebecca (Bulkeley), 430
Taliaferro, — (Nelson), 121
Elizabeth (Fitzhugh), 239,
446
John, 391
Lucy (Carter), 55
Talley, Elnathan, 60
— Eugenia (Gibbes), 479
William, 388
Tallmadge, Harriet (Delafield), 271
Tamlyn, Anne (Penhallow), 216
Taney, Michael, 72
Tankersley, Sarah M. (Cabell),
198
Tannert, Paul, 290
Tappan, Cornelia (Clinton), 95
Rebecca W. (Davies), 283
— Sarah (Stoddard), 228
Tappen, Frances A. (Fox), 291
Tar ball, Abigail (Whitney), 330
Tarleton, Robert M., 422
Tascher de laPagerie, Marie R. J.
(Bonaparte), 434
Tasker, Elizabeth (Lowndes), 382
Tattersall, Joanne (Greene), 42
Tattnall, Thomas, 327
Tavani, Alberto C. di, 49
Tayler, Abigail (Tilghman), 129
Tayloe, Emma.(Munford), 176
Etta (Mumford), 176
Taylor, — , 226, 459
— Alexander F., 450
Alexander R., 68
— Ann (Cope), 52
— Ann (Mazyck), 434
— Charlotte R. (Robinson), 346
— Elizabeth (Cradock), 416
— George C., 413
— Hancock, 354
- Harriet S. (Bull), 425
— Helen M. (Varnum), 151
- John, 459
— John B., 376
— Lilly (Robertson), 457
Lucy S. (Munford), 177
Mary (Pendleton), 244
Mary (Rainsford), 242
Rhoda (Parsons), 465
Teackle, Henrietta (Chauncey),
350
Tempest, Dionysia (Mallory), 419
TEMPLE FAMILY, 184-186
Templeton, — , 96
Tenney, — , 407
Terrier, Rudolph, 201
Terrill, Roger, 187
William, 254
Terry, John, 101, 244
Luther, 235
- Mary H. (Collins), 418
Tetterton, Mary (Sherman), 187
Tevis, Louise (Breckinridge), 190
Thabuis, Jeanne (Mallet-Prevost),
1 80
Thackara, Alexander M., 188
Thacker, Henry, 203
Thaxter.Lydia A. (Richardson), 372
Thayer, Caroline S. (Gibbes), 477
Russell, 313
Thiving, Hannah (Draper), 128
THOMAS FAMILY, 28, 245-247,
316-318
Abigail (Plympton), 422
Edward, 477
Elizabeth (Coale), 267
Elizabeth (Davenport), 103
— John G., 233
— John P., 479
Lawrence B., 8
- Lillian (Daniel), 388
Louisa (Brooke), 73
Mary S. (Lockwood), 230
Richard, 244, 267
Thomas, 449
Thompson, — , 122
Abigail (Longfellow), 339
506
Thompson, Bessie (Rainsford), 242
Caroline (Carroll), 413
— Ebenezer, 372
— Eleanor (Carroll), 413
— Eleanor S. (Vinton), 341
Elizabeth (Brooke), 71
— Elizabeth (Con way), 203
— Elizabeth P. (Converse), 107
— Jennet (Gaston), 208
— Jonathan, in
- Mary (Truman), 251
Mary C. (Carroll), 411
— Sarah G. (Pell), 463
Simon, 107
Thomas J., 376
Thorndike, Anna (Dodge), 194
Paul, 188
Sarah (Low), 98
Thornton, Alice (Fitzhugh), 445
— Joshua, 109
— Lucy (Alexander), 410
Thorpe, Warren P., 107
Threpland, Janet (Grant), 173
THROCKMORTON FAMILY,
364-368
Mary, 367
Mildred, 367
— Robert, 367
Thurston, Miriam (Lathrop), 358
Tibbats, Mehitable (Peck), 140
Tibbitts, Mary (Greene), 43
Rebecca (Greene), 325
Ticknam, James, 355
Tiffany, Elizabeth (Payne), 237
Sarah (Day), 209
Tilden, Family of, 15
TILGHMAN FAMILY, 15, 129-
132, 170-171
Henrietta M., 170
John, 170
- Margaret, 170
Richard, 131
— Tench, 170
Tilley, Edward, 23
John, 23
Tillinghast, George, 325
— Mary (Ward), 234
Tillotson, Thomas, 35
Tilly, William, 477
Tilton, Emma M. (Payne), 238
Tinker, Almerin, 281
Caroline (Mather), 443
Thomas, 23
Tinkham, Hope (Converse), 108
Lydia (Greene), 142
Tinsley, — (Pendleton), 244
Tisdale, Amanda (Chase), 134
Margaret (Winslow), 90
Titus, — (Pell), 462
Todd, — , 226
Toggett, Jane (Peck), 192
Toland, Susan P. (Tilghman), 131
Tolman, Henry, 163
Tomkins, Sarah (Breckinridge),
189
William, 174
Tomlin, Maria (Conway), 204
Tonda, Gertrude (Thomas), 247
Tong, Mary (Livingston), 35
Toothaker, Martha (Hill), 308
Toppam, Christopher, 217
Torrey, William, 42
INDEX
Totten, — (Pell), 462
Catalina (Temple), 185
Tourneur, Daniel, no
Towell, Sarah (Middleton), 318
TOWER FAMILY, 272-273
Towns, Sarah (Robertson), 456
Townsend, Adele (Kingsbury), 447
Anna (Nicoll), 397
Charlotte (Allerton), 39
Henry B., 64
Isabel A. (Pell), 463
Mary (Drake), 58
Mary (Nicoll), 397
(Rainsford), 241
Townshend, Jonathan, 301
Tracy, Ebenezer, 162
Frances L. (Morgan), 85
William, 365
Trafford, Elizabeth (Leffingwell),
260
Train, Samuel, 440
Trapier, Alicia P. (Hayne),_69
Trask, Jonathan, 285
Travers, Edith M. (Nicoll), 397
Elizabeth (Carter), 54
Louisa (Wadsworth), 102
Samuel, 38
Sarah (Daniel), 387
Traylor, Catherine (Robertson),
457
Treat, Elizabeth (Wolcott), 152
Gail, 8
Hannah (Mather), 442
Richard, 430
Sarah (Goodrich), 261
Thomas, 430
Trembley, Judith(Mallet-Prevost),
1 80
TRENCHARD FAMILY, 112-
"3
Trescott, Elizabeth (Moseley), 182
Trewnwall, Alice (Gibbes), 475
Trow, John, 77
Trowbridge, Mary (Collins), 418
Sarah (Ward), 162
Trowell, Elizabeth (Abney), 278
TRUMAN FAMILY. 251
Trumbell, John, 431
Trump, Hannah (Sands), 414
Truslowe, Maud (Cope), 51
Tubbs, Robert, 361
Tuck, Ellen (French), 338
Tucker, Aaron B., 413
Annie B. (Tyler), 255
David H., 313
Edward, 440
Frances (Nelson), 121
Jane (Anderson), 60
Sarah (Fitzhugh), 445
St. George, 471
Tuckerman, Family of, 32
John F., 126
Tunis, Julia (Gamage), 306
Turberville, Alice (Grant), 173
Turbutt, Anna M. (Tilghman), 131
Turgis, Elizabeth (Blake), 80
Mary (Izard), 168
Turnbull, Gracia C. (Bull), 426
Turner, Carolina P. (Fitzhugh),
446
Ida (Penhallc-.v), 218
John 23
Turner, Marian P. (Ward), 236
Samuel, 192
Walter H., 175
Turney, Jane (Gibbes), 476
Turpin, Martha B. (Robertson),
457
Turrell, — , 77
Samuel, 227
Tusler, Elijah, 290
Tutt, Benjamin, 244
Mary B. (Throckmorton), 367
Tuttle, Hannah (Chase), 133
Timothy, 91
Tweedy, Edmund, 185
Robert, 185
Twells, Sarah (Robertson), 458
Twombly, Family of, 32
Twyne, Elizabeth (Brooke), 70
TYLER FAMILY, 12, 255-257
Elizabeth (Morton), 120
Lucy (Whitwell), 473
Tyndale, Ann B. (Dallas), 312
Tyringham, Elizabeth (Stephens),
293
Tyson, Henry H., 256
J- R-, 53
Uden, Anne (Gibbes), 475
Underwood, Martha (Carroll), 412
Remembrance (Richardson),
37i
Upcher, John, 148
Upton, Rachel (Flint), 440
Rebecca E. (Throckmorton),
364
Util, Nathaniel, 54
Valette, Peter, 83
Van Brugh, Catherine (Living
ston), 35
Van Buren, Family of, 30
Van Buskirk, Mary E. (Plumb),
H7
Vance Nannie (Roosevelt), 93, 117
Van Cortlandt, Family of, 30
Stephen, 401
Van Dam, Richard, 401
Vanderbilt, Family of, 30
Alfred G., 339
Vanderheyden, Anna F. (Ship-
pen), 427
Van Home, Anna M. (Beekman),
401
Cornelius, 35
Van Ness, Ann E. (Middleton),
321
Cornelia (Roosevelt), 93, 116
J- H., 421
Van Rensselaer, Family of, 30
Alida (Livingston), 34
Ann (Nicoll), 396
Charles A., 223
Gertrude (Livingston), 35
Van Schaick, Mary H. (Roose
velt), 116
Van Vleck, Isaac, 400
VARNUM FAMILY, 149-151
John, 125
Varro, Louise (Mallet-Prevost),
180
507
Vass, John, 244
Vassall, Leonard, 217
Vaughan, Elisha, 119
Elizabeth (Mallory), 419
Sidney (Fitzgerald), 224
Vaux, Isabel M. de (Ravenel), 334
Veach, Nancy J. (Peck), 192
Veaux, Julia de (Hare-Powel), 304
VENABLE FAMILY, 361-364
Margaret R. (Cabell), 197
Nathaniel, 362
Nathaniel A., 363
Thomas F., 363
— William G., 363
Vernon, Samuel, 234
Verrazzani, John, 9
Vessie, Thomas, 33
Vetch, Samuel, 35
Vigus, John, 44
VILAS FAMILY, 280-281
William F., 289
Vincent, Helena (Scott), 336
VINTON FAMILY, 341-342
Elizabeth (Greene), 44
Harriette A. (Jay), 84
Virginia, Settlement of, 10, 12
Vivian, Elizabeth (Daniel), 388
Margaret (Daniel), 387
Vivier, Marie (Sanxay), 221
Von Kapff, Family of, 32
Voorhies, Lily D. (Draper), 128
Vorst, Sarah van (Sewell), 183
Vose, Betsy L. (Carney), 285
Sarah (Carney), 285
Sophia (Clinton), 95
Vredenburgh, Elias, 240, 241
Waddell, James, 178
James A., 179
James G., 916
Wade, — , 104
Eliza L. (Evans), 66
Frances (Robinson), 345
WADSWORTH FAMILY," 100-
IO2
Lucy (Sullivan), 264
Zilpah (Longfellow), 340
Waggaman, Thomas E., 2-6
Wagstaffe, Sarah L. (Schieffelin),
252
Waight, Elizabeth (Barn well), 327
Wainwright, Mehitable (Salton-
stall), 125
Wait, Elizabeth (Mather), 443
Waite, Elizabeth A. (Howard),
205
Martha (Stephens), 295
Tabitha (Payne), 237
Walden, Jacob, 462
Waldo, Family of, 32
, 448
Waldron, Abigail (Saltonstall), 124
Martha (Skipwith), 471
Walke, Mary (Carter), 55
Mary D. (Higginson), 375
Walker, Charles, 417
Eliza (Tyler), 256
Fanny (Aglionby), 254
John, 381
Mary (Darlington), 373
Sarah (Page), 377
INDEX
Walker, Sarah (Sands), 414
Susan, 92
Susan H. (Tyler), 256
Thomas C., 417
WALLACE FAMILY, 352-354
Anne (Scott), 335
Jane (Gordon), 96
Joshua M , 428
Susan H. (Alexander), 410
Waller, Benjamin C., 378
Elizabeth (Gibbes), 480
Jane (Sherman), 186
John, 378
William, 257
Wain, Rebecca (Tilghman), 131
Walp, George D., 260
Walsingham, Sir F., 18
Walters. Pamy D. (Burket), 402
Walthall, Ann (Robertson), 456
Walton, Jacob, 401
John, 43
Josiah, 372
Mary L. (Robertson), 457
N., 443
William, 370, 401
Wanser, Carrie R. (Sumner), 76
Wanton, Ann (Saltpnstall), 276
WARD FAMILY, 161-163, 233-
236
Caroline (Whiton), 172
Charles W. 370
Dorothy (Pell), 462
Elizabeth (Saltonstall), 124
Henry S.t 438
Marion (Low), 100
Mary (Flagg), 249
Matthew, 130
Susanna (Sumner), 77
Wardell, Elizabeth (Pell), 463
Lydia (Biddle), 200
Ware, Eph., 306
Warham, Esther (Mather), 441
Esther (Stoddard). 227
William C., 477
Waring, Pierre C., 463
Robert P., 393
Warner, Abigail (Wetmore), 436
Bethiah (Grant), 174
Eliphalet, 136
Elizabeth W. (Wetmore), 438
Warren, — , 77
Aurelia (Fox), 301
Lizzie (Gamage), 307
Martha (Davenport), 105
Richard, 23
Warriner, Samuel, 209
Warwick, Sarah A. (Daniel), 389
Washburn, Abishai, 119
Elizabeth (Howard), 206
Silence (Howard), 206
Washer, Susannah (Dodge), 195
Washington, Family of, 12
Mildred (Throckmorton), 367
Waterman, Anna (De Wolf), 277
Carrie (Parsons), 466
Mary (Greene), 325
Mercy (Greene), 141
Patience (Greene), 325
Resolved, 404
Waters, Allen, 259
Joseph, 240
Waties, Mary S. (Gibbes), 479
Watkins, Edward, 244
Elizabeth (Daniel), 388
Hanbury A., 171
— Henry E., 363
Thomas, 362
William M., 363
Watrous, Daniel, 431
Watson, Anne L. (Claiborne), 233
George, 124, 253
— Hannah (Sumner), 78
Herbert A. G., 100
Mary (Wetherill), 164
Watts, Elizabeth (Penhallow), 217
John, 396
Way, Aaron, 76
Wayles, — (Skipwith), 471
Webb, Mary (Davenport), 104
Sarah (Peterson), 239
Webster, John, 43, 213
Nathan, 98
Sarah (Coale), 267
Sidney, 385
Weed, Hannah (Hoyt), 360
Nathaniel, 104
Weeks, Ebenezer, 77
— Elizabeth (Mather), 442
— James, 370
- Joseph, 77
— Margaret M. (Scudder), 159
Weimar, — (Sands), 415
Weir, Marion (Livingston), 33
Welch, Agnes (Chauncey), 348
— Josiah, 65
Weld, Barbara (Stoddard), 227
Hannah (Fuller), 460
Harriet E. (Peck), 190
Jane (Lowndes), 381
Weldon, Mary E. (Claiborne),
233
Welles, Hannah (Goodrich), 262
Mary (Day), 210
Robert, 261
Wellesley, Richard, Marquis of,
412
Welling, Hester A. (Sumner), 79
Wellington, Enoch, 372
Wells. Clara (Sumner), 78
Deborah (Corwin), 135
Elizabeth (Chase), 133
(Curtis), 155
Frank, 75
Frederic De Witt, 85
Hannah (Pomeroy), 274
Hiram K., 222
— John, 452
• Prudence (Stoddard), 227
William, 136, 466
Wendell, Ann (Penhallow), 218
Wensler, Caroline (Barnard), 64
Wentworth Sarah (Penhallow),
217
West, Benjamin H., 469
Elizabeth (Saltonstall), 124
George W., 126
Helene L. (Day), 209
Joseph, 16
Mary (Roosevelt), 93, 117
Mary (Sumner), 76
— Peletiah (Lathrop), 358
Prudence (Lathrop), 358
Westcott, Caleb, 43
Penelope (Greene), 43
508
Westgate, Susan (Greene), 142
Westofer, Margaret (Drake), 58
Weston, — , 358
— Catherine M. (Fuller), 460
Ephraim, 372
Heloise (Gibbes), 479
Mary (Hoyt), 361
Plowden, 432
Wetherby, Henry C., 136
WETHERILL FAMILY, 164-
167
Henry M., 166
WETMORE FAMILY, 436, 438
Esther, 438
Sally H., 438
Weyerhauser, Elise (Hill), 310
Whalley, Joseph, 276
Wharton, Family of, 28
- D. M., 394
Edward, 428
- Ellen W. M. (Dallas), 314
Mary C. (Wadsworth), 102
Wheatland, George, 372
Richard G., 372
Wheaton, Charity (Bourn), 475
Whedon, Almira (Stephens), 295
Wheeler, Ann (Peck), 192
Anne (Chase), 132
- Joseph, 331
- Mary (Carney), 285
— Rebecca (Minot), 468
Wheelock, Eleazar, 104
Whepley, Mary (Throckmorton),
364
Whetenhall, Susanna (Tilghman),
129
Whilford, Mary (Greene), 32.1
Whipple, Maria B. (Vinton), 342
Mary (Sanxay), 222
Mehitable (Temple), 185
Whitaker, Elizabeth (Peck), 191
Margaret (Peck), 191
— Rachel (Peck), 191
Whitcomb, Simon, 24
White, Alexander R., 54
Anna (Saltonstall), 125
— Dyer, 438
— Electa (Converse), 109
— Elizabeth (Gibbes), 477
— John, 24
- Julia (Gibbes), 478
Lucy D. (Richardson), 373
— Maria (Davies), 283
Melatiah, 90
Norman, 195
Peregrine, 22
Sarah (Davenport), 103
Susanna (Nicoll), 395
Thomas, 86
Violetta S. (Delafield), 269
William, 23
Whitehead, Asa, 154
Elizabeth (Fish), 385
Mary (Scudder), 159
Whitehouse, Family of, 32
Whitgift, Archbishop, 18, 19
Whiting, Abigail (Draper), 127
Frances (Lowndes), 383
Samuel, 309
Whitla, Ada (Higginson), 376
Whitlock, Kate E. (Wallace), 353
Rose (Parker), 406
INDEX
Whitman, Grace, (Greene), 324
Samuel, 228
Whitmarsh, John, 327
Whitmore, Daniel, 108
Hannah (Wetmore), 437
Whitney, Family of, 32
WHITNEY FAMILY, 330-332
Lisbeth H. (Floyd), 424
Ruth (Lockwood), 230
WHITON FAMILY, 171-172
Whitridge, Alice L. (Thomas),
Whittier, Dorothy (French), 338
Whittingham, Mary (Saltonstall),
275
Whittlesey, Chauncey, 437
— Samuel, 349
Whittredge, Thomas, 440
WHITWELL FAMILY, 472-473
Wickham, Elizabeth (Corwin),
136
Wigg, Ann (Gibbes), 476
Elizabeth H. (BarnweH), 328
— Mary H. (Barnwell), 327
Thomas, 327
Wikoff, Amanda (Woodhull), in
Ann (Woodhull), in
Charlotte (Woodhull), m
Martha (Wetherill), 166
Wilbur, Horatio N., 120
Wilcox, — , 398
— Anna Maria (Cabell), 198
John, 101
- Mary W. (Dallas), 314
Philander, 40
Wilcoxe, — , 293
Wild, Joseph, 469
— Rachel (Minot), 469
Wilde, Arthur Wilson, 374
— Maria (Darlington), 374
Wildman, Rachel (Lockwood),
230
Wilford, Bridget (Digges), 296
Wilfred, Martha (Saltonstall), 124
Wilkins, Jane (Dallas), 313
John D., 232
William, 314
Wilkinson, James, 201
James W., 452
— Sarah (Middleton), 319
Willard, Emma (Scudder), 160
Mary (Flagg), 249
Nancy (Wetmore), 438
Susan (Peck), 192
Willet, John, 259
Mary (Leffingwell), 259
Mercy (Leffingwell), 259
Willett, Clarissa (Carney), 286
Willetts, Mary (Haggerty), 463
Williams, Abraham, 161
Amy S. (Ward), 234
— Ann (Ffoulke), 386
Augustus, 372
Azubah (Payne), 237
Benjamin, 206, 237
— Christine (Biddle), 201
• Eliza J. (Scerman), is8
— Ellen G. (Munford), 177
— Emma (Barnard), 65
— Eugenia (Candler), 379
Eunice (Stoddard), 228
Ezekiel, 228
Williams, Harriet S. (Fuller),
460
Henry J., 214
Jane (Barnard), 64
— Jane (Candler), 380
— - John, 228, 244
- Jonathan L., 65
- Joseph, 459
- Justin W., 260
Leonora (Barnwell), 328
Mary (Barnard), 64
Mary (Middleton), 320
Mary (Rush), 213
Mary (Sands), 414
Roger, 26, 42
— Sally (Barnard), 64
Sally A. (Mather), 443
— Sarah (Blake), 80
Stephen, 104
Susan M. (Bonaparte), 436
— Thomas, 23, 153
William, 163, 228
— William T., 48
Williamson, Anne (Penrose), 145
Mary (Barnwell), 327
Sarah (Hayne), c8
— Thomas H., 392
Willing, Charles, 427
Margaret (Hare-Powel) 304
— Thomas, 56
Willis, Elizabeth (Carter), 55
Mary B. (Dallas), 316
Maudthilde (Sumner), 76
Williston, Joseph, 465
Willock, John G., 188
Willoughby, Elizabeth (Allerton),
38
Wilmer, Nancy (Rush), 214
Simon, 130
Wilmerding, Thomas, 95
Wilson, — , 244, 425
Ann (Richardson), 372
Caleb, 469
Demaris (Converse), 108
— Elizabeth M. (Ravenel, 334
Goodrich, 362
Hannah (Davenport), 105
James, 382
James M., 478
John, 477
John E., 289
Mary (Rainsford), 242
. Mary P. (Gibbes), 478
Robert, 8, 478
Samuel, 433
— Susanna A. (Ravenel), 334
Winchall, Sylvia (Allerton), 40
Winchester, Mary (Peck), 191
Winder, Gertrude (Mallory), 421
Wingfield, Edward M., 10
Winkley, William, 217
WINSLOW FAMILY, 24, 90-
92
— (Fox), 301
- — — Edward, 23
Gilbert, 23
Hannah, 90
John, 365
Winsor, Samuel, 404
Winstin, Martha (Gordon), 97
Winston, Edmund, 449
George D., 450
509
Winston, Sarah (Henry), 449
William A. ,354
Winter, Maria (Robertson), 457
Winthrop, Family of, 27
Ann (Miller), 275
Honora E. T. (Minot), 467
John, 24
Rebecca (Saltonstall), 276
Sarah B. (Sullivan), 265
Wise, — (Garnett), 391
Catherine (Mather), 442
Wiser, Rebecca (Scudder), 159
Wishart, Lettice (Wallace), 353
Wistar, Frances A. (Scott), 337
Wiswall, Oliver, 468
Witherspoon, John, 189
Withington, Sarah (Moseley), 183
WOLCOTT FAMILY, 152-154
Hannah, 152
Jerusha, 153
Naomi (Wadsworth), 102
Wolfe, Emma J. (Gibbes), 479
Wolley, Elizabeth (Davenport),
i°3
Wolseley, Ellen (Abney), 278
Mary (Brooke), 72
Wolthers, Gesiena F. (Huide-
koper), 74
Womack, — , 388
William L., 363
Wood, — , 372
Abigail (Hosmer), 389
Eliza (Pell), 463
— Helen J. (Fox), 289
- John, 385
Lucy (Day), 210
Mary (Lockwood), 230
Phebe (Scudder), 160
Rebecca (Earle), 398
R. Francis, 337
R. Grahame, 167
Samuel, 119
Sarah (Scudder), 159
Valentine, 449
William, 160
Woodberry, Peter, 194
Woodhouse, Grace (Roosevelt),
116
WOODHULL FAMILY, 110-112
Elizabeth (Nicoll), 397
Mary (Nicoll), 396
Woodruff, Matthew, 148
WOODS FAMILY, 424
James, 161
Nehemiah, 372
Woodson, Elizabeth (Daniel), 388
Elizabeth (Venable), 362
Henry, 388
Virginia (Henry), 449
Woodward, Elizabeth (Bull), 426
Experience (Pomeroy), 274
Joseph, 384
Lydia (Davenport), 104
- Mary (Gibbes), 476
Richard, 432
Sarah (Whitney), 330
Woolrich, Honora (Plumb), 148
Woolsey, Elizabeth (Field), 239
William W., 350
Woolson, Frances (Greene), 325
Georgina P. (Mather), 444
Woolston, George H., 175
INDEX
Woolworth, Jeannie (Howard),
205
Wootton, — , 366
Worcester, Lydia (Sullivan), 265
Worden, Mercy (Winslow), go
Wormeley, Elizabeth (Carter),
55
Judith (Page), 377
Worsham, — (Anderson), 60
Worth, Mary (Barnard), 63
Worthington, — , 431
Ann (Cradock), 417
— Elizabeth (Chauncey), 349
John, 228
Julia (Bulkeley), 431
Wray, George, 421
Wrenchall, Nellie (Grant), 172
Wright, Ann M. (Sands), 415
Boykin, 198
Clara O. (Barclay), 343
Fanny (Field), 240
Hannah (Goodrich), 261
— Henry, 348
Isaac, 262
Wright, John I., 169
Louise (Fox), 302
Mary (Griswold), 408
Mary (Wetmore), 438
Mary F. (Mallory), 421
Nellie (Peck), 190
Sarah (Jesup), 474
Thomas, 407
— Thomasine (Grant), 173
Wrightington, Robert, 233
Wurtemberg, Frederica Catherine
of (Bonaparte), 435
Wurts, Charles P., 84
— Isabella G. (Page), 376
Wyatt, Susanna (Cabell), 197
Wyer, Thomas, 468
Wyeth, Charlotte H. (Delafield),
272
Deborah (Gamage), 306
Wylis, Anne (Greene), 324
Wyman, Adah (Cabell), 198
Wynkoop, Anna (Jesup), 474
Wyrley, Edward, 420
Wythe, Anne (Mallory), 420
Yale, B. B., 441
Yarnall, Edward, 53
Francis C., 268
Sarah (Wetherill), 165
Yates, John O., 253
Yeaton, Jennie R. (Carney), 285
Mary (Penhallow), 218
York, Duke of, 30
Yorke, Martha (Wetherill), 165
Young, — , 257
Elizabeth (Fuller), 459
J. C., 189
John, Sir, 24
Patience (Fuller), 459
— Patience (Longfellow), 340
Younghusband, Mary P. (Brooke),
73
Yuille, Jane (Henry), 450
Zarby, Suzan B. (Rush), 215
Zeliffe, Eva (Poole), 453
Zocieur, Sophia A. M.de (Salton-
stall), 276
Zorrahn, Franz E., 332
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