GENEALOGY

OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

WITH SOME ACCOUNT OF OTHER FAMILIES WITH WHICH IT IS CONNECTED

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JOSEPH G. WARDLAW EXPLANATION OF CHARACTERS

The letters A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H denote the generations beginning with Robert (Al). The large figures indicate the heads of families, or those especially mentioned in their generation. Each generation begins with 1 and continues in regular sequence. The small figures show number, according to birth, in each particular family. Children dying in infancy or early youth are not mentioned again in line with their brothers and sisters. As the work progressed, new material was received, which, in some measure, interfered with the plan above outlined. Many families named in the early generations have been lost in subsequent tracing, no information being available. By a little examination or study of the system, it will be found possible to trace the lineage of any person named in the book, through all generations back to Robert (Al). PREFACE

For a number of years I mave been collecting data con­ cerning the Wardlaw and allied families. The work was un­ dertaken for my own satisfaction and pleasure, without thought of publication, but others learning of the material in my hands have urged that it be put into book form. I have had access to MSS. of my father and his brothers, Lewis, Frank and Robert, all practically one account, and presumably obtained from their father, James Wardlaw, who in turn doubtless received it from his father, Hugh. Judge D. L. Wardlaw's manuscript was put into print some years after his death, and is a valuable epitome of family affairs up to about 1885. Recent investigation of official rec­ ords, and histories of Augusta and Rockbridge Counties, in Virginia, has enabled me to furnish additional information concerning our early ancestors who settled in Augusta, sub­ sequently Rockbridge, County, Virginia, about 1740. Libraries, court records, church rolls, histories, manuscripts, old letters, voluminous correspondence, and personal visiis to cemeteries, and old home sites have all contributed to the historical accuracy of what is written. Little satisfying information could be gathered from a visit to England and Scotland—from whence our forbears came—but Mr. Alexander Wardlaw, Bank President of Glas­ gow, gave us a list of books bearing on the subject, aud which proved most interesting and helpful in an attempt to unravel the intricacies of foreign ancestry. There is, perhaps, no special merit in the arrangement of material in this book; indeed, there are recognized objections to the plan adopted; and there is certainly no claim for lit­ erary merit in the production; it is simply the effort of a busy man to preserve, in permanent form, some account of his family. Kinsmen have, in most instances, responded to requests for details concerning their immediate families—Clayton J. Wardlaw, a lawyer of Columbus, Ohio, furnished the account of the Western branch—Judge Thomas P. Cothran's publica­ tion, "The Perrin Family," has been helpful. Indeed, it would be impossible to enumerate all of the sources from which facts have been secured. I have traveled miles in order to verify certain information, and yet there are statements that cannot be guaranteed as being absolutely correct. Whatever may be the views of others, I have thought the family genealogy of sufficient importance to spend "time, money and attention" in its preparation. I am aware of its imperfections—there are, doubtless, some errors and many omissions—but it is offered to those con­ cerned with the hope that it may prove of interest, and that the compilation will, at least, serve as a nucleus for a more complete and perfect genealogistic endeavor. JOSEPH G. WARDLAW. York, S. C., October, 1929. An interesting note is found in Judge Wardlaw's book, which is worthy of preservation, and is, therefore, presented here as sound doctrine. He says, "I believe firmly in hereditary influence, not only upon bodily form, movements, appetites, and other physical qualities, but upon the moral propensities and feelings con­ nected with these qualities, and upon all the mental faculties. "I believe that inherited qualities often disappear for one generation or more, and then reappear; so that often a de­ scendant resembles as much an uncle or granduncle as a father or grandfather. "Further, I believe that by free and judicious selection, the human race might be so improved that a man of the new species would be as far above one of the present, as a Cau­ casian is now above a gorilla. "Sunday, January 5, 1873." COAT-OF-ARMS Various publications confirm the statement that the Ward- laws of Scotland were for long years owners of well recognized, registered and authenticated Coats-of Arms, and if the Amer­ ican branch is the same as the Scottish family, then ours is more than an "assumptive" right to the armorial insignia of the Wardlaws of Petreavie and Balmule. There is much sim­ ilarity in the Arms of the Wardlaws of Wilton and Torrie, of Raccarton, of Warriston, and of Petreavie and Balmule; however, only a slight change in color or character of metals, etc., is sufficient to cause a distinct difference in armorial bearings. I imagine that the good old Scotchmen, Robert and William Wardlaw, who first came to America, were not greatly concerned about the intricacies of heraldry. Burke's Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage, in several editions, says, "Sir Henry Wardlaw, 1st Knight Baronet of Balmule and Baron of Petreavie, County Fife, created March 5, 1630." "Arms Quarterly: 1st and 4th AZ, three mascles Or for Wardlaw; 2nd and 3rd AZ, three water bougets Or for Val- lence. Crest An estoile Or Motto Familias firmat pietas It is hoped that the colors of the Coat-of-Arms in my pos­ session will be sufficiently developed in the cut representing the arms. The shield or field is blue (AZ); the mascles Or lozenges are gold (Or) ; three water bougets Or. The crest is a golden star (estoile Or). The motto commends itself and I believe has not lost its meaning for the family of today.

RANDOM NOTES The first Secession meeting was held at Abbeville, and the last Cabinet meeting, or Council of War, four or five members being present, was held at the residence of Major Burt, while President Davis was on his way to Georgia and the Trans-Mississippi. Judge Edward McIver told me that he had frequently hear- his father, Chief Justice McIver, who was a member of the Secession Convention, say that there was no doubt that Chan­ cellor Francis H. Wardlaw was the author of the original draft of the Ordinance of Secession, and that this fact was acknowledged by Chancellor Inglis, Chairman of the Com­ mittee. I have heard that Uncle Robert Wardlaw, Mr. Charles Has­ kell, and two other old gentlemen, whose names are not re­ called, met on the streets of Abbeville, and, counting up, found' that the four had thirty-two sons in the Confederate States Army. As an instance of unusual tenure of office, it is worthy of mention that James Wardlaw was Clerk of Court for thirty- eight years, having previously been Deputy Clerk for four years. For forty-nine years he served as Secretary of the Long Cane Society, being succeeded by his son, Robert, who was Secretary for forty-five years; father and son filling the office for ninety-four years. An elderly lady told me she had heard men say that "Old man Jimmie Wardlaw would hold office until Gabriel blew his trumpet." Mr. George Syfan was another man who served long and well; he was an engineer on the old "Abbeville Branch," now Southern Railway, from Hodges to Abbeville, for about fifty years; his faithfulness being recognized by a life pension granted by the railroad authorities. Referring to the Scotch- Irish ancestors of Judge Wardlaw, Major Burt said: "They were distinguished by the love of liberty, appreciation of education, decorum of life, and deep religious sentiment which so distinctly characterize these stout champions of the free­ dom of conscience." It is written that John Ewing Calhoun (nephew of Patrick) 2 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

was the first person in the up country to receive a college education, he having been graduated from Princeton. McCrady says that to the good "Dr. John de la Howe was given the privilege of naming Abbeville County, which he did in compliment to the French Colony." History records the activities of the men of the district by saying that a fight was had at Ninety-Six in 1775 about eight months before the Declaration of Independence. The Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education, in Circular No. 24, speaks of the "Lethe Foundation," or Dr. de la Howe's Industrial School, as the oldest manual training school in America.

ABBEVILLE The attempt to present some account of the Wardlaw and allied families would be incomplete without some reference to Abbeville District or County, where hundreds of the de­ scendants of the original settlers were born. Abbeville, Edgefield, Laurens and contiguous sections ap­ pear to have been rapidly settled after 1755, when the Chero­ kee Indians ceded a large territory in the upper part of the State. John, Hugh and Joseph Wardlaw, sons of William, left Rockbridge County, Virginia, about 1766 to 67, and, as far as can be determined, came direct to Abbeville County, without stopping or tarrying at Waxhaw—where many other settlers moving to South Carolina had halted for a time. The three Wardlaw brothers were granted lands on the Saluda River and Long Cane Creek. I have traced business transac­ tions of the brothers in Virginia as late as 1765, and it is almost certain that they settled in Abbeville County, near the streams mentioned, in 1766 to 67. The prospect was pleas­ ing; the climate was less rigorous than in Virginia; the land was good; the cost was small; and after Governor Glen's treaty, there was but little trouble with the Indians, all of which lured these settlers to the Long Cane section. These Virginians—originally from Scotland—were not connected with the splendid colony of Huguenots, headed by Rev. Gibert. These Frenchmen established homes in the southern part of the county about 1764 to 1765. They named the new district GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 3

"Abbeville," in remembrance of their former home, a man­ ufacturing town in France. Mills and others say that the first important settlement in the county was made in 1756 when Patrick Calhoun, with four families from Scotland, by way of Pennsylvania, settled on Long Cane Creek. Calhoun is reported to have found only two white families, one named Gowdy and the other Edwards. Dr. H. T. Cook, educator and author, says in his "Hard Labor Section" that some immi­ grants reached the neighborhood of Ninety-Six as early as 1748. He also says that a colony of German Palatines set­ tled a few miles south of Ninety-Six in 1765. It is prob­ able that the Perrins, Chiles, Cothrans, Hearsts and others found homes in the lower part of the county from 1766 to '70. In many respects, the citizenship of Abbeville County was superior to that of some other sections of the State. Few counties have produced more men of outstanding intelligence, prominence and usefulness. They were God-fearing, church- going people, but they have never been noted as pacifists, for we find them fighting in the Indian Wars; in the Revo­ lution; and they were members of the Palmetto Regiment in Mexico—where Lieutenant Selleck won the honor of having inscribed on his tombstone in old Long Cane Cemetery, "The hero of Garita de Belen." In the War Between the States, hundreds of the "flower of the land" laid down their lives in a valiant effort to uphold the principle of State sovereignty. Splendid companies engaged in the Spanish-American War and the World War, all willing to make the supreme sacri­ fice in order to maintain the integrity of the Stars and Stripes. Education has always been an obsession with the people, an unusual number having graduated with first honor from the higher institutions of learning. A writer says, "This county may be regarded as the original seat of learning in the up country." Dr. John de la Howe, who probably came with the Gibert party, or soon after their arrival, of his own means, and by definite instructions in his will, made possible the establishment of one of the very earliest, if not the first, agricultural and industrial school for indigent boys and girls. This school has been of great usefulness for many years. Erskine College has been maintained by the worthy Associate Reformed Presbyterians for nearly a century, and has turned 4 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

out many splendid men of ripe scholarship. The Conference School at Cokesbury filled an important place in educational affairs. The school, taught by Judge Benet, also at Cokes­ bury, was remarkable for the subsequent prominence of its pupils. Rev. 0. T. Porcher, J. L. Lesley, Capt. Edw. Parker, Rev. Edw. Miles, Daniel Webb and others conducted schools of great usefulness in their time. Dr. Moses Waddel's classical school was of itself a monument to the best in preparatory education, its pupils being men who shed lustre on the most exalted affairs of State. Private schools flourished from the earliest times. The town of Abbeville has always been noted for the culture and refinement of its citizens. We venture the assertion that no county in South Carolina sent out more prominent men. A few names are mentioned in order to justify the statement. These men were either natives or long time residents of the District, closely identified with its his­ tory; some of them attaining distinction in other localities, but always claimed as Abbevillians. United Slates Senators: John Ewing Calhoun, John C. Calhoun (also Vice-President), George McDuffie, A. C. Lati­ mer, Frank B. Gary, Christie Benet. United States Congressmen: Andrew Pickens, Joseph Calhoun, Langdon Cheves (Speaker), Armstead Burt, D. Wyatt Aiken, J. S. Cothran, D. W. Aiken, Jr., E. C. Mann. Governors: George McDuffie, Patrick Noble, John Gary Evans. Judges: Alexander Bowie (Chancellor), Langdon Cheves, D. L. Wardlaw, F. H. Wardlaw (Chancellor), Thomas Thom­ son, James S. Cothran. J. C. Klugh, George E. Prince, B. C. Pressley, W. C. Benet. Ernest Gary, Frank B. Gary, William T. Gary, M. M. Mann, M. L. Bonham. Justices: Eugene B. Gary. Chief; Associate Justices Sam­ uel McGowan. A. C. Haskell. Thomas P. Cothran. Revolutionary Officers: General Andrew Pickens. General Robert Anderson, Colonel Andrew Williams, Major John Bowie, Colonel Mayson, Major Hamilton, Major Reid. Field Officers in C. S. A.: General Samuel McGowan, Gen­ eral Martin Witherspoon Gary, General N. G. Evans. Colo­ nels J. Foster Marshall, James M. Perrin, Aug. M, Smith, GENEALOGY OF THII WARDLAW FAMILY 5

John C. Simkins, A. J. Lythgoe (all five killed), J. William Livingston, Thomas Thomson, Robert A. Fair, D. VV. Aiken, A. C. Haskell, John C. Haskell, Thomas J. Lipscomb, Hiram Tilman, T. A. Hudgens, W. G. Rice, A. L. Hansell, A. R. Pat­ ton, Chief Surgeon F. F. Gary, G. McD. Miller, J. Townes Robertson. Majors A. M. Aiken, Wm. T. Gary, L. C. Has­ kell, J. L. White, Andrew B. Wardlaw, H. H. Harper, Edw. Noble, B. F. Wardlaw. Lawyers: James Louis Petegru, B. C. Yancy, George Bowie, James L. Orr, Jr. Ministers and College Professors: Rev. Doctors Wilson, Dickson, Hoyt, Turner, Martin, J. L. Wilson, Grier, Patton, Pressley, Kennedy, Moffett, Hemphill, Johnson, DuBose, Miles, Kershaw; Dr. John McBride, president University of South Carolina. These were all men ol' mon; than ordinary ability. Doctors: Archer, Benson, Branch, Gary, Mabry, Hearst, Calhoun, Logan, Pressley, Parker, Richmond, Maxwell, Liv­ ingston, Wardlaw, were old time physicians, who faithfully ministered to suffering humanity. Doctor Norwood gamed national note by the discovery of veratrum viride.

CARDINAL WALTER WARDLAW

Cardinal Walter Wardlaw was a younger son of Sir Henry Wardlaw, first lord of Wilton, and Stewart, daughter of Sir James Stewart of Durisdeer, and niece of Walter, (he High Steward. He was born about 1317; about 133G-7 he was a distinguished student at the University of Paris, graduating in 1340. He was Rector and Professor of the University. He

filled many important ecclesiastical positions until finally; in 1383, he was made Cardinal by Pope Clement VII, being the first Scottish Cardinal ever created. He had previously been secretary to King David II, and had been employed in the highest affairs of Church and State. As principal plenipo­ tentiary for Scotland, he treated with the English for the redemption of King David, after the battle of Durham in 1346. He appears to have been in high favor with Dav; and also with his successor. Robert II. Llis name is first among those who signed the treaty between Scotland and Charles V of France in 1371, while he was Bishop of Glasgow. 6 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

He was also a favorite of Charles VI of France, who used his influence with the Pope to have him appointed Cardinal. From the Rotuli Scotiae we see that he had many safe conducts to England, France, and Rome to travel with brilliant ret­ inues of knights and gentlemen. He was the author of a genealogy of the family, written about 1345. The Cardinal died in September, 1387, and was buried in the Cathedral at Glasgow. His coat-of-arms, placed near the middle of the choir, is said to have been painted by the herald of the King of France. Wynton says of his private character: "Famous of vertue, a theologue solemn was he, kend, and known of great bounty, and syne was he the Priest Cardinal." Refer­ ring to the Cardinal, and to Bishop Wardlaw, Gibson says: "For nearly a century these two men figured prominently in the history of Scotland, and also made their influence felt in England and France." Neither of them was contented to sit down under the shadow of an ancient name, but acted on the principle of the truth embodied in Goethe's verse: "What from thy fathers thou hast inherited, be sure thou earn it, that so it may be thine." GIBSON'S TABLE SHOWING DESCENT OF WARDLAWS OF WILTON AND TORRIE

Circa Lairds of Wilton Wives Cadets of Wilton 1300- 1—I, Henry Wardlaw Stewart Younger son, Cardinal Wardlaw, Riccarton, War- reston, Kilbabarton, Killernie 1365- 2—II. Henry Wardlaw Younger son, Henry, Bishop of St. Andrews. Dubhouse and Otterston 1398- 3—III. Sir William Wardlaw Margaret (Wardlaw) 1417- 4—IV. Andrew Wardlaw Chiistian Valoniis of Torrie, Lochore, &c, in Fife

LAIRDS OF WILTON AND TORRIE

1434- 5—V. Sir Henry Wardlaw, Kt. Christian Lauder, a Roxbury shire heiress 1458- 6—VI. Henry Wardlaw Margaret Oliphant, sister to 1st Lord Oliphant 1473- 7—VII. Sir Henry Wardlaw, Kt. 1. Margaret Lindsay, daughter of 1st Lord Lindsay of the Byres. 2. Margaret Gourley, d. 3. p.

Lairds of Torrie Cadets of Torrie

1513- 8—VIII. John Wardlaw Elizabeth Beaton, sister to Cardinal Beaton (Lord Probably descended from third son High Chancellor of Scotland), by whom he Wardlaws of Luscar, Pitreavie, Balmule, Abden, had twelve sons Pitlochie, and Logie in Fife, and perhaps from another son, Wardlaw of West Reston, Ber­ wickshire 1557- 9—IX. Henry Wardlaw 1. Allison Hume, by whom he had Andrew, his heir. 2. Katherine Lundy, with issue. 1580-10—X. Andrew Wardlaw Janet Durie 1605-11—XI. Andrew Wardlaw 1. Agnes Leslie, daughter of James, Mas to • of Rothes. 2. Agnes Colville, with issue, a son, Joh n 1620-11—XII. Mr. Patrick Wardlaw Margaret Forbes 1627-12—XIII. Andrew Wardlaw, d. s. p. 1651 BISHOP HENRY WARDLAW Henry Wardlaw, according to Mr. Gibson, who has written an account of this prelate, "was almost certainly a younger son of Henry Wardlaw IL lord of Wilton, but he is hardly ever designated otherwise than as the nephew of Cardinal Ward- law." He thinks that Henry could not have been the son of Andrew of Wilton and Christian de Valoniis, heiress of Tor­ rie. A roll of the University of Avignon and Papal letters point to his having been of noble birth, and was almost un­ doubtedly a son of the laird of Wilton. His arms and seal were of the Wardlaws of Wilton. He was born about 1365. Henry and his brother, Alexander, had a safe conduct from Richard II of England in 1380, wherein they are described as scholars going into England for the purpose of studying at Cambridge or Oxford, with horses, valets, etc. In 1383 their r aj HPS appear among the "determinates" in the Univer­ sity of Paris. Henry's name appears among the nobles at the University of Avignon in 1394. He is styled az various times, "Licentiate in Arts, precentor of Glasgow, of noble birth, Bachelor and Doctor of Canon Law." He rose rapidly in the Church Clement VII and Benedict VIII both heaped benefices on him. Richard II granted a safe conduct for "Master Henry of Wardelawe" and others, with horsemen, to corne into the King's presence. He was appointed Bishop of St. Andrew's in September, 1403. When he returned to his native country as Papal Legate for Scotland, "he tried to re­ form the lives of the clergy, which had become notoriously profligate." His residence was the old Castle of St. Andrew's. It is said that James I owed his literary tastes to the training of this "good and cultured Bishop." He subsequently crowned James and his Queen. "He was frequently employed in im­ portant affairs of State, and in 1411 he went to England to arrange a truce; but his imperishable work was the found­ ing of the University of St. Andrew's, where teaching began in 1410." It is said of him, "that his positive qualities were many and good." Boece quotes a "great speech" made by the Bishop before the King at the Parliament held in Perth in 1430. It was a strong condemnation of luxury and ef- GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 9 feminate habits. Martine tells us that he was "ane excellent man," repressing many disorders among the clergy, and "ex­ tremely addicted to hospitality." He died at the Castle of St. Andrew's, April 6, 1440, and was buried in the wall of his Cathedral between the Choir and Lady Chapel, "more honor­ able than his predecessors." Sibbald says, "Scotland will keep his memory fresh for his love of letters and of his King and country." Gibson says his long life was "crowded with great deeds, and with the highest reputation for scholarship, states­ manship and Christian virtues and graces." "The Wardlaws in Scotland," by J. C. Gibson, is dedicated to "The University of St. Andrew's, whose founder, Bishop Henry Wardlaw, was the most distinguished bearer of his name." NOTES ON SCOTCH FAMILIES Referring to the table showing the descent of the Lords of Wilton and Torrie, Mr. Gibson gives many interesting facts concerning their families, some extracts from which are here chronicled. In 1436 Bower mentions that Sir Henry Ward- law, Knight, fifth lord of Wilton and Torrie, accompanied Lady Margaret, daughter of King James I, to France, when she went to marry the Dauphin. His seal attached to legal papers, bears the quartered coat of Wardlaw and Valoniis. He is mentioned in 1439 as "Knight, Sheriff Depute." In 1454 he seems to be styled "Justis and stewart" and held court at St. Andrew's. A curious statement is made of John Ward- law VIII of Torrie, in a supplication to King James V, in which it is said, "Not having power nor with a gyde himself bot furioss and furth of his mind," he signs an agreement "wit my hand to ye pen." Alexander Wardlaw was a Protestant minister about 1560, but seems to have been of a violent dis­ position, and on account of "inobedience" to the Superintend­ ent of Fife, was made to confess his sins, &c. IX. Henry Wardlaw of Torrie sat in Parliament in 1560. He appears to have taken the side of Queen Mary in her trouble, and his name is found among those "forfeited for treason," in 1571; his brother, James, took part in the escape of Queen Mary from Lochleven Castle in 1568. The young lairds began to pay special attention to education about 1575, and we find many of their names among the graduates from St. Andrew's and Edinburgh Universities. We also find their names among the list of Barons, members of Parliament, and on church registers. In 1640 Sir Henry Wardlaw of Pitreavie, Nicolas Wardlaw and "Mr." William Wardlaw were elders in the Dumfermline Church. "Mr." James Wardlaw of Wester Luscar was licensed by the Presbytery of Dunfermline in 1709, with the celebrated Ralph Erskine as his associate ap­ plicant for licensure. A grandson of James, Rev. James Muir, was a minister at Alexandria, Va. Sir Henry Wardlaw IV, Knight Baronet of Balmule and Pitreavie, had many honors heaped upon him by King James VI, and also by Charles I. Letters, etc., from these sovereigns testify to his GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 11 worth, integrity, intelligence and loyalty. He died in 1637 and was buried in a handsome vault in the Abbey Church of Dunfermline, the Norman doorway of which was recently discovered. In Glasgow, the names James, John, Joseph and Alexander, were frequently encountered. Most of these Wardlaws seemed to be merchants. Mr. Alexander Wardlaw, president or man­ ager of a bank in Glasgow, was very helpful in referring me to various publications, and our correspondence continued for some time. No pretense is made to trace a direct line from the titled personages to the immigrants coming to America, but they were evidently of the same family; and it is, at least, comfortable to feel that the name was revered in Scot­ land, even if the kinship be quite remote. The following reasons are assigned for the emigration of many families from Scotland to America: "To avoid oppression and cruel bondage; to shun persecu­ tion and designed ruin; to withdraw from the communion < idolaters; to have opportunity to worship God according to the dictates of conscience and the rules of the Word." (Mor­ ton's History of Rockbridge County, Va.) Much effort has been made to determine just when these Scotch immigrants landed in America; but the date cf arrival of the Wardlaws, their names, and where they first settled is uncertain. As far as can be ascertained, Robert Wardlaw and his son, William, landed in Pennsylvania or Delaware about 1720, and subsequently made their way to Virginia, in which latter State they can be traced with comparative ac­ curacy and certainty, based on documentary evidence. Vir­ ginia history states that a "Proclamation was issued in 1738, granting freedom of religious opinion and worship to immi­ grants who would move to the Valley of Virginia and protect its Western frontier against incursions of Indians, and this caused many to settle in Augusta County." WARDLAW "The name Wardlaw is of great antiquity as a place name in the north of England, and is mentioned in the records of the priory of Hexham in the year 883, when Alfred tne Great was King. It occurs in historical documents as a place name in Scotland in the year 1210, when there was a parish of the name in Inverness-shire. The name is also found in several of the southern counties. As a surname it is not found ear­ lier than the latter half of the thirteenth century. The first reference to it in historical documents in Scotland is in the reign of King Robert the Bruce, who granted a charter under the Great Seal—probably about the year 1306—of half of the barony of Wilton in Roxburgshire, to Henrico de Wardlaw dilecto et fidele nostro pro homagio et servicio suo. from the family of Wardlaw of Wilton, which became more gen­ erally known about a century and a half later by the terri­ torial designation of Wardlaw of Torrie in Fife, probably de­ scended all the families of the Wardlaws in Scotland." The above is from John C. Gibson, of Glasgow, author of "Bishop Wardlaw," "Tlie Lands and Lairds of Larbert and Dunipace Parishes," etc. D. Beveridge, of Tarryburn, author of sev­ eral historical works, says in his "Between the Ochils and the Forth: "The other principal estate in the parish of Tor- ryburn is that of Torrie, which in days long gone by belonged to the family of Wardlaw, who appear to have originally come to and settled in the western district of Fife from Dumfries­ shire, from an eminence in which they probably derived their name. They are believed, moreover, to have been originally Anglo-Saxon refugees from England, who at the time of the Conquest escaped into Scotland and received kindness and benefactions from Malcolm Canmore. They rose to great wealth and influence, and at one period seem to have owned almost the whole region from the Cullalo Hills and Lochgelly to the western limit of Fifeshire. What was known as Lochoreshire, in the parishes of Ballengry and Auchterder­ ran, belong to them; and the Castle of Lochore was one of their principal seats. A junior branch also held the lands of Pitreavie to the south of Dunfermline, which at a later period GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 13 gave its name to a baronetcy conferred on the family by Charles I. The Wardlaws were likewise proprietors of Logie, of Balmule, and of Luscar; and they are unquestionably the very oldest family belonging to the neighborhood of Dun­ fermline. Not an acre of these ancestral domains does any member of the house now retain, though the baronetcy still exists, and is enjoyed by Sir Henry Wardlaw, residing in Tillicoultry (1881). The famous Cardinal Henry Wardlaw, founder of St. Andrew's University, the earliest in Scotland, was a cadet of the Wardlaws of Torrie, whom we find taking part in all the prominent incidents of the time in which Hiey lived. Thus the "Cronica Scotiae" informs us that among the train of nobles and ladies who accompanied Princess Mar­ garet, daughter of James I, to France in 1435, to be wedde^ to the Dauphin Louis, son of Charles VII, Was "Henricus Wardelau de Torry." And in another record, a "Sir Henr^ Wardlaw, Lord of Torry, Knight," is mentioned, as one of the witnesses to an act of homage by Sir John Kennedy am1 his son, on 2 July, 1444." The Wardlaws continued Lairds of Torrie at least down to 1619, but not long after that period they ceased to hold that estate." This seems to fix the time of the first appearance of the Wardlaws in Scotland, at about 1068 to '70, while Malcolm III was King. It is said that Car­ dinal Wardlaw compiled a genealogistic account of the family, from the beginning of the sixth century, when some of it? members came from Saxony into England, down to his own time. A copy of this paper was in the Royal Library or France until the Revolution, and it is thought the Wardlaws of Torrie also have a copy, which was continued by Sir Henry Wardlaw to about the close of the fifteenth century. Mr John C. Gibson of North Berwick. Scotland, has (1912) just published a large volume, "The Wardlaws in Scotland," from which I make copious extracts. He says, "The various print­ ed accounts of this family claim for it a very high antiquity, stating that it came from Saxony early in the sixth century." He quotes Boece as saying that "The Wardlaws were among the English exiles on whom Malcolm Canmore conferred large estates in Scotland," and names them among "our most dis­ tinguished families," and those "particularly remarkable." From the time of Sir Henry Wardlaw, fifth lord of Wilton, 14 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY till the time of the ninth lord,—over a century—the Wardfaws ranked among the principal free barons of Scotland. The Wardlaw lands are said to have been in Galloway, bordering on Dumfries and named for themselves. In the competition for the crown the Wardlaws seem to have taken sides with Baliol. A chief of the name is said to have married a Mc- Dowall, related to both the Baliols and Comyns. It appears that the Wardlaws gave their allegiance to Bruce on Baliol's abdication, and as previously mentioned, were amply rewarded. The marriage of Andrew Wardlaw, Fourth Lord of Wilton, to the daughter of Sir James de Valoniis of Torrie seems to have strengthened and added to the power and influence of the family. The name Wardlawbank occurs in Berwickshire; Wardlawcraig in Selkirkshire; Wardlawhill near Caerlaverock in Dumfriesshire; Wardlawshope in Roxburgshire; and there are lands in Linlithgowshire called Wardlaw. A beacon was to be lighted at Wardlaw in Nithsdale, in order to give warn­ ing of the appearance of the English in 1448. This hill became the gathering place of the Maxwells, wardens of the western marches, whose slogan was "Bide Wardlaw." Sir Thomas Craig names the Wardlaws among the chief families in Scot­ land, and "those reputed most noble." Gibson says they have at times moved in the "highest positions of culture, rank, in­ fluence and wealth; at other times, perhaps of tener, occupied the humblest positions, battling with poverty, etc." The name is found in one or two of Scott's novels, and in Marmion as "Wardilaw."

FIRST GENERATION—A A 1. Robert Wardlaw, from all that can now be determined, was born, probably, near Glasgow, or Dunfermline, Scotland, about 1670. It is possible that he came to America, settling in Pennsylvania, about 1720-25. He had at least one son, William; but after earnest effort, I am unable to discover any further information concerning this ancient father. My great desire has been to determine ac­ curately the name of the Wardlaw who came to America; when he landed and where he settled; and also to connect him with the Scotch family nearest of kin, but after investigation GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 15 in Scotland; visiting libraries in the United States; and ex­ amining various records, etc, I am compelled to acknowledge inability to furnish unquestioned authority concerning the original settlers in America. Since writing the foregoing, I have received a letter dated Brainerd, Minn., January 18, 1926, addressed to Mr. Clayton J. Wardlaw, of Columbus, Ohio, quoting letters from George M. Greer, of Bushville, 111., February 27, 1896; also from Mrs. Minerva E. Polk, Brainerd, Minn., from all of which the following is deduced, without any special authority or proof: "Roic<>rt born in Scotland, 1650, married a daughter of Hugh Hutson; their children were James, John, William (the only one known to reach America), Hugh, Joseph, Margaret." This is given for what it is worth, and with doubt as to its correctness. In an effort to furnish accurate details, we encounter exasperating contradictions in dates and facts. It must be understood that this record was written during a period of many years, and that subsequent or later information is set down as received, hence the con­ nection is not always as close as it might be if all the data were in hand at one time. This "progressive" information sometimes causes repetition, and occasionally appears to con­ tradict previous data.

SECOND GENERATION—B B 1. William, son of Robert, was born about 1700, probably in Scotland or Ireland. It is thought that he came to America with his father and settled in Pennsylvania about 1725-29. There were large numbers of Scotch-Irish leaving Ireland for America in the years 1718, 1728 and 1729, many of whom landed at Philadelphia, and it is possible lhat he was among the number. JA is said that the Pennsylvania Quakers especially disliked Dissenters, or Presbyterians, and William, with others, removed from Pennsylvania to Virginia in 1735-40, locating in the extensive region subsequently known as Augusta County, establishing his home in the Northeastern portion of this county. He is said to have stam­ mered. About 1728-30 he married Jane Harper, doubtless a sister of the grandfather of Chancellor Harper. Robert Good- 16 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

loe Harper seems to have been a kinsman, and lived for some­ time with John Wardlaw. Another account speaks of his wife as being- a daughter of Hugh Hutson; at all events, Harper and Hutson are both family names. William died near the present site of Washington, D. C, and his widow and children moved to that part of Augusta County now called Rockbridore County, perhaps, in the immediate neighborhood where New Providence Church was afterwards established. In opposition to the statement of my elders that William died near Wash­ ington, I have a letter from Mr. T. M. Smiley, Clerk of the Session of New Providence Church, dated August 30, 1909, in which he says that in 1753 a call was made to the Rev. John Brown, and among the signers was William Wardlaw, John Moore, James Coalter, Andrew Steele, Joseph Kennedy, John Wardlaw and Alexander Moore. This William Ward- law must be the subject of this sketch, and was evidently a resident within the bounds of New Providence Church, Va., some distance from Washington. It is, true that William (Bl) had two sons, William and John, but they were scarcely old enough to sign the call; however, this theory does not dispose of the John, named as one of the signers of the call for a preacher, and the first account as to the place of sepulcher mav yet be correct. Augusta County had but few white in­ habitants prior to 1732, and Rockbridge County was not cut off from Augusta until 1777, but the Rev. Samuel Hous­ ton, writing of these early times, mentions the Wardlaws and others as living near South Mountain about 1737 to 1740. Since writing the above I have gained much information from original court records of Augusta County, 1745 to 1800, com­ piled bv Lyman Chalkley, Dean of the College of Law, Ken­ tucky University, late Judge, Augusta County, Virginia, and published by Mary S. Lockwood, Honorary Vice-President. National Society, D. A. R. The children of William and Jane Harper were: (Probably not in the correct order.) 1. James born in Virginia about 1735, died March 2, 1816, near Lexington, Ky. 2. John born in Virginia about 1737, died , Abbe­ ville County, S. C. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 17

3. William born in Virginia 1745, died February 7, 1819, at Brownsburg, Va. 4. Hugh born in Virginia 1740, died November 14, 1802. 5. Joseph born in Virginia 1742, died October 5, 1795, in Abbeville County, S. C. 6. Robert, born in Virginia 1748, died , 1820, in Ohio. 7. Margaret born in Virginia 1747 to 50, died , in Vir­ ginia. Quoting from "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia," being extracts from original court records of Au­ gusta County (Chalkley), William Wardlaw's (Bl) will is re­ corded in Vol. Ill, page 131; is dated October 1, 1761. Proved May 18, 1762. Estate appraised August 12, 1762, by Andrew Steele, John Logan and John Moore. It stated that he was a planter and lived in Borden's Tract. His wife, Jeannette, and son, John, were named as Executors, who qualified, with James and Hugh Wardlaw as bondsmen. His children are named in the following order: John, James, Hugh, Joseph, William, Margaret, Robert. Joseph and William are given "the plantation testator lives on." Robert is given '"the plantation of woodland lying beside Samuel Buchanan." Wit­ nesses or "tests" were Robert Weer, James and John Ward- law. No. 37, page 304, Vol. Ill, shows deed from "Borden, &c, to William Wardlaw, planter, 343 acres, Joseph Kennedy's line, Mill Creek, June 17, 1752." William signs petition for a road, 1751-52, Vol. I, page 437. There can be little doubt that he died in Augusta County, May, 1762, after a residence of about thirty years in that section of Virginia. The ex­ tensive region, about one hundred thousand acres, called "Borden's Tract," was granted to Benjamin Borden in 1737. It embraced, practically, what is now Rockbridge County; in which section William settled, probably about 1740. The records show that he and his sons bought and sold various tracts of land in Rockbridge County. The religious activities of the Wardlaws centered around "New Providence Church" and "Timber Ridge Church," and William is named as a communicant of the latter congregation in 1753. New Prov­ idence was organized 1746. "Accepted as a house of wor- 18 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

ship by the Court of Augusta, 1748." (Morton's History of Rockbridge County, Va.). William signed a call for Rev. John Brown to become the first pastor of New Providence in 1753. In July, 1928, I visited New Providence Church, a handsome old building; I also found the will of William recorded at Staunton, as referred to in foregoing note. Will Book No. 3, page 131, October 1, 1761. This definitely refutes the statement about his dying near Washington, D. C, and shows that John, who signed the call for a pastor,, was William's son.

THIRD GENERATION—C C 1. James son of William81, son of RobertA1, was born in Augusta County, Virginia, about 1734. He mar­ ried, about 1760, Martha Steele, daughter of Andrew Steele. She was a sister of Robert Steele, Nancy Coalter's husband. He moved to Fayette, or Woodford, County, Ky., where some of his family resided, in 1843. "The Pisgah Book," written by Rev. W. O. Shewmaker, says that James was one of the original elders of Pisgah Church in Woodford County, organ­ ized about 1784. His name is found in minutes of the Ses­ sion as late as 1808. Died March 2, 1816. Before leaving Virginia he and his wife, Martha, conveyed to the "Elders of the Congregation of Dissenters of New Providence" the orig­ inal tract of land upon which the church now stands. The deed is dated November 14, 1771, and recorded in Court of Augusta County, May 20, 1772. New Providence Church was organized 1746, and I presume the title to the land was not made until just about the time that James left for Kentucky. I have made great effort to learn more of his family, but can only find mention of one son, James, whose name appears on the roll of members of Pisgah Church, as being received in the year 1841. Rev. Shewmaker mentions the Steeles and Wardlaws as living in the Pisgah community about 1780. A letter from Dr. R. S. Hart, clerk of session, dated Pisgah, Ky., March 30, 1911, says that the Wardlaws lived about five or six miles out from Lexington; that James died March 2, 1816, leaving two sons, John and James. Dr. Hart says James, Jr., died May 1, 1853, and was held in high esteem ;that he GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 19

does not know what became of John. "James Wardlaw de­ poses, 2nd April, 1806, aged 60, came to Augusta County in 1745, when he was about eleven years old." An execution, September, 1776, speaks of "John and James, Jr., as inhabi­ tants of Kentucky from Rockbridge." Morton's History of Rockbridge says Joseph Kennedy deeded 3 59.84 acres to Trustees of Providence Church, August 1, 1754. 1. John No further information except above; prob­ ably unmarried. 2. James Jr. born May 6, 1776, died May 2, 1853, buried at Pisgah. 3. William H. Possibly the same who made affidavit in 1806 in Virginia, mentions that his father was James. 4. Andrew married in Augusta County, Virginia, July 31, 1792, to Margaret Fulton. Moved to Ken­ tucky. The record shows that Joseph Kennedy sold large tracts of land to James Wardlaw in 1761 and 1765; and that he also bought 341 acres from Andrew Steele in 1765. Named in list of Virginia taxpayers in 1782. Marriage register shows a John Wardlaw married Mary Fulton in Virginia, August 5, 1792. In July, 1928, I found the original deed of conveyance of the 8 1-2 acres to the officers of the New Providence Church; it was dated November 14, 1761 (not 71). This old paper was in the hands of Mrs. Richard Hogshead, a well informed genealogist and historian, living about 15 miles from Staun­ ton, and a few miles from New Providence Church. Just as a matter of interest to old Abbevillians, I noticed that one of the witnesses was "George Weir."

C 2. John, son of William81, son of Robert-41, born in Augusta County, Virginia, about 1737. The name appears in the first census, 1790, and says his family consisted of two persons over sixteen, one under that age, two females, and that he owned six slaves. He married in Virginia, Miss Peg­ gy Moore, daughter of John and Mary Ann Moore, and sister 20 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

of the gallant Captain Sam Moore, who was killed by Bill Cunningham's party during the Revolutionary War. He moved to Abbeville County, South Carolina, about 1768, set­ tling on Long Cane Creek, near Reid's, Douglass-Cochran Mills, west of Hugh's04 old place. His land grant for 100 acres, is dated November, 1769, and is recorded in Vol. 21, page 306, in Secretary of State's office at Columbia, S. C. He was a Whig Lieutenant in the Revolutionary War, see Revo­ lutionary Records, Vol. V, page 477. He married second time, his wife being Mrs. John Heard, nee Logan, by whom he had three children. Issue by first marriage: 1. John born in Virginia, 176—, died in Abbeville Dis­ trict about 1800. 2. William (Chunky), born in Virginia 176—, died . 3. Samuel born in Virginia 176—, died . 4. James born in Virginia 1766, died in Anderson Coun­ ty about 1852. 5. Mary born in South Carolina 1770, died . 6. Jane born in South Carolina 177—, died . 7. Isabel born in South Carolina 177—, died . 8. Hugh born in South Carolina 177—, died ——. Issue by second marriage: 9. Margaret born in South Carolina 1784. 10. Elizabeth born in South Carolina 1786. 11. Hannah born in South Carolina 1788. His second wife subsequently married Thomas Brightman, then a widower. John's will is of record in the Probate Judge's office at Abbeville. In the office of the Historical Commission at Columbia may be found stub for pay warrant "No. 107 Lib S., issued the 6th of June, 1785, to Mr. John Wardlaw, for 84£ 1|9 stlg. for militia duty before and since the reduction of Charleston, and for a horse lost in 1780." John owned land in Augusta County, Virginia. Mentioned in various legal papers, as wit- GENEALOGY OF THE WARjDLAW FAMILY 21 ness, and as buying and conveying land, as late as 1765 and as early as 1757; also received grants in Abbeville County, South Carolina, for a large number of acres. See records in Secretary of State's office.

C 3. William son of William81, son of Robert A1, born in Au­ gusta County, Virginia, in 1745, and died at Brownsburg, Va., February 7, 1819, aged 73 years and 8 months. He married Mary Coalter, daughter of James and Peggy Hutson Coalter, of Virginia. She was born 1751 and died May 13, 1808. He was an elder at New Providence Church. His wife and himself are buried in the cemetery at New Providence. He deposed in 1806 that he was 60 years old; had lived near Samuel Steele's, Borden's grant, since birth (Chalkley No. 16, page 273, Vol. II). Graves visited by me in July, 1928. Suitable stones marked their graves. 1. Robert 2. Joseph 3. Margaret 4. Michael married Ann Kennedy 1802. 5. James born , died 1814. 6. Hugh Hutson born August 21, 1790,, in Rockbridge Coun­ ty, died 1868, January 21, in Missouri. 7. Elizabeth married David McMaster in 1818. (Children evidently not in correct order.) Note that Coal­ ter is spelled with an a, not u. Note: William must have been younger than his brothers, Hugh and Joseph, and should probably be number 5, instead of 3. Epitaph on stone says he died February 7, 1819, aged 73 years and 8 months; this would make his birth about June, 1745. He is mentioned in land deals, &c, in Rockbridge County, and as a taxpayer in 1782. Morton's History of Rockbridge County says: Elizabeth Wardlaw married Wm. McPheeters in 1795; children, Joseph, Timothy, Betsy, Margaret, Hugh. Another, Elizabeth, mar­ ried David McMaster, 1818. Jenny Wardlaw married John 22 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

Temple 1794, probably the widow of John Stuart, who mar­ ried a "Jenny Wardlaw" in 1790. I cannot unravel the fore­ going. See addenda. Left property appraised at $30,000, will dated 1818, proved May 3, 1819, recorded at Lexington.

C 4. Hugh son of William81, son of RobertA1, was born in Au­ gusta County, Virginia, about 1740. He probably removed to a point near New Providence Church, in what is now Rockbridge County, Virginia. He married first in Vir­ ginia, on September 22, 1763, Miss Elizabeth Coalter, and a few years after his marriage moved to Ninety-Six District, subsequently Abbeville County, South Carolina. His land grant, of 100 acres, is of record in the Secretary of State's office at Columbia, in Vol. 21, page 310, and is dated Novem­ ber, 1769. The first settlement was on the Saluda River, near Smith's Bridge, and from thence he moved to the Long Cane Creek, near Reid's Mill, called Douglas' Mill in 1843, and Cochran's in 1892. Here he lived, greatly respected, and in good circumstances, until his death at four A. M. on Sun­ day, November 14, 1802; being buried at Greenville Meeting House, near his residence. He was a Captain of Whig Mili­ tia in the Southern Army during the Revolutionary War. "History of Presbyterian Church in South Carolina, by Dr. George Howe," page 550, Vol. II, says, Hugh Wardlaw was an Elder in Greenville or Saluda Church, organized in 1772 to 1775. Says further, on same page, "Among the names in these two congregations (Lower Long Cane and Greenville) were those of Shain, Reid, Lessly, Bowie, Pickens, Camp­ bell, Jones, Watts, Rosamond, Seawright, Wardlaw, &c, a considerable number of whom were settlers before the Indian War, and the greater part actively sustained the cause of American Independence. Among these were General Pick­ ens, Colonel Reid, Major Bowie, Major Hamilton, with the Captains Wardlaw, Rosamond, Watts, Jones, &c." "Green­ ville Congregation is situated on the head-waters of Long Cane Creek, in Abbeville District, and from the residence of many of its members near the river of that name was for­ merly called Saluda." Logan's History of Upper Carolina, GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 23 page 325, speaks of Capt. Hugh Wardlaw being one of three men appointed to survey a road from Reed's Mill to Ninety- Six (1785). He was a Judge of the County Court for Abbe­ ville from 1797 to 1800. His commission being recorded in the office of the Secretary of State at Columbia, in book, "Acts 3 G," page 403, and is dated March 3, 1797, signed by Governor Charles Pinckney. Heitman's Register of Officers of Continental Army gives the name of "Hugh Wardlaw of S. C, Captain of S. C. Mili­ tia, 1776. Revolutionary Rolls, published in the State newspaper, mentions his name and rank as Captain, and refers to Vol. S, page 100, Revolutionary Records. His name appears in the first U. S. Census, Ninety-Six District, Abbe­ ville County, S. C, 1790, and says his family consisted of three males over sixteen, three under sixteen, four females, with eight slaves. His first wife, Elizabeth, died at home at 12 o'clock, Saturday night, December 11, 1790. He after­ wards married Miss Mary Logan, widow of —-— Logan and daughter of Miller. She died, without issue, on Octo­ ber 24, 1832, at his home, which place was subsequently owned by D. R. Caldwell, the ardent Nullifier, then by Col Dickson. Both of his wives were buried at the Greenville Church cemetery, where the family attended services. We find the following notice of the death of his second wife: "Died on 24th October, 1832, in the 78th year of her age, Mrs. Mary Wardlaw, relict of Hugh Wardlaw, Esq. This lady was a member of the Presbyterian Church upwards of half a cen­ tury, during which period she adorned her profession by a most consistent and exemplary conversation and deportment. The universal esteem and harmony which subsisted during many years, between her own and her husband's children and grandchildren furnish a pleasing evidence of her pru­ dence and piety, most honorable to her character as a woman, and as a follower of Jesus Christ." In the office of the His­ torical Commission of S. C, at Columbia, in "Stub Entries to Index Book S," there is recorded a pay warrant reading, "No. 106, Lib. S, issued the 6th of June, 1785, to Mr. Hugh Ward- law, for Ninety-Six Pounds, 13 j9 1-4 stlg., militia duty as Captain and Quarter Master before and since the reduction of Charleston." Marriage indexed in court records Augusta 24 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

County, "No. 17, page 277, Vol. II," (Chalkley), September 22, 1763. He owned land in Borden's Tract in Augusta County (later Rockbridge County), Virginia. Witnessed pa­ pers in Virginia as late as 1764. In December, 1928, I vis­ ited the Greenville, or Greenvale, Cemetery, about four miles from Donalds, but I could not find the graves of Hugh and wives, there being no stones to indicate their location. Owen Morton's History of Rockbridge County, page 346, shows deed of 282 acres from George Henderson to Hugh Wardlaw in 1762. Virginia records show other land transactions; and he was granted various parcels of land in Abbeville County, S. C. (then 96 District). Records in Historical Commission's office, Columbia, show that he served as Captain and Quarter­ master under Colonel Anderson and General Pickens. Book L, page 294, April 17 to July, 1781, shows pay as Brigade Quartermaster. The children of Hugh, all by his first wife, Elizabeth Coalter, were: 1. William born in Virginia, Sept. 2, 1764, died in Harris County, Ga., October, 1839 or 40. 2. Infant born in Virginia March 22, 1766, died in Virginia (probably), April 18, 1767. 3. James born in Abbeville Dist., December 6, 1767, died at Abbeville C. H., April 12, 1842. 4. John born in Abbeville Dist., January 12, 1770, died in Pontotoc, Miss., July 3, 1848. 5. David born in Abbeville Dist., December 2, 1771, died in Wilcox County, Ala., June 3, 1840. 6. Margaret born in Abbeville Dist., December 4, 1773, died in Anderson Dist., March 29, 1853. 7. Joseph born in Abbeville Dist., February 20, died in Abbeville Dist., S. C, May 30, 1852. 8. Robert born in Abbeville Dist., April 28, 1778, died in Abbeville Dist., S. C, April 6, 1812. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 25

Jane born in Abbeville Dist., November 26, 1781, died in Abbeville Dist., S. C, April 16, 1826 10. Hugh Hutson born in Abbeville Dist., January 25, 1785, died in Abbeville Dist., S. C, —, 1812. 11. Elizabeth born in Abbeville Dist., , 1787, died in Abbeville Dist., S. C, December 1, 1807. 12. Agnes born in Abbeville Dist., March, 1789, died in Abbeville Dist., S. C, March 3, 1807. His will is recorded in the Probate Judge's office at Abbe­ ville; his son, James, and Rev. Hugh Dickson being two of the executors. Deed recorded at Lexington for 284 acres of land in Rockbridge County, sold to Logan in 1784, while living in Abbeville County.

C 5. Joseph, son of William81, son of RobertA1, was born in Augusta County, Va., in 1742. He married Nan­ cy Moore of Virginia. Moved to Cambridge, Ninety-Six Dis­ trict, Abbeville County, now Greenwood County, where he lived until his death on Monday night, October 5, 1795. His will is recorded in the office of the Probate Judge of Abbeville County. He was an active Whig Lieutenant under Capt. Sam Moore, his brother-in-law. Gibbes' Documentary History, 1776-82, page 109, quotes a letter from Andrew Pickens to Capt. John Irvine, saying, "Bring Lieutenant Joseph Ward- law and others of your company that were prisoners." See Revolutionary Records in Columbia, Book V, page 478, where he is mentioned as a private and as a lieutenant; and in Book I, page 112, as a Spy in 1779. First U. S. Census, 1790, for Ninety-Six District, Abbeville County, gives his family as three males over sixteen, two under sixteen and four females. Mentioned in legal papers, deeds, &c, recorded in Augusta, County, Virginia, as late as 1765. Named in father's will, given land. He was given land grants of many acres in Ab­ beville County. 26 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

1. William (Long Bill). 2. John. 3. James (Little). 4. Eliab. 5. Jane. 6. Elizabeth. 7. Margaret.

C 6. Robert, son of William181, son of RobertA1, born in Au­ gusta County, Virginia, about 1748. He was a soldier under Washington, and was at the surrender of Corn­ wallis, at Yorktown. He moved to Ohio, and I cannot find any further trace of him. More recent information indicates that he married Janet Downey and moved to Kentucky about 1790, thence to Ohio about 1800. See Addenda, showing his line, furnished by Clayton J. Wardlaw, of Columbus, Ohio. He was named in land transactions in Virginia in 1762 to 1774, and as a taxpayer in 1782. C. J. Wardlaw, of Columbus, Ohio, has been of great assistance in tracing the descendants of his progenitor, Robert. 1. William. 2. Samuel. 3. Martha. 4. John. 5. James. 6. Joseph. 7. Hugh.

C 7. Margaret, daughter of William81, son of RobertA1, was born in Augusta County, Virginia, about 1750. She was married to Robert Kennedy of Virginia. A letter from Hugh Hutson, son of William03, dated Brownsburg, Va., February 18, 1819, addressed to my grandfather, James Ward- law, speaks of "Aunt Margaret Kennedy and Uncle Robert, her husband, as still alive." First Census mentions a Robert Kennedy of Norfolk County, Virginia, and says his family consisted of "four souls." She is named as one of the legatees GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 27 of her father's will, proved May, 1762, receiving land in the Borden Tract, of what was then Augusta County, Virginia. At this writing, I am unable to secure further information concerning Margaret, who seems to have been the only daugh­ ter of William01. 1. James born 1776, died 1851, married Margaret Ward- law014.

COALTER A 1. James Coalter, born in Virginia, and lived on Walker's Creek, Augusta County, Virginia. He married Margaret, or Peggy, Hutson, daughter of Hugh Hut­ son, of Virginia. Their children were: Michael, Elizabeth, Nancy, Mary, Jane, Sallie, James. James Coalter probably (Al) signed a call to Rev. John Brown, first pastor New Prov­ idence, in 1753. He seems to have received land from John Coalter, probably his father, about 1753. His will is recorded at Lexington, Va., proved November 13, 1783.

B 1. Michael, married Elizabeth, daughter of James Moore and Jane Walker, daughter of John Walker. He was born 1735 to 40, and died in 1801. Was a Revolutionary soldier in Capt. McDowell's Company, Col. Line's Regiment. His wife died about 1783 or 84, leaving eight children. He married, second, in 1795—without issue. Children, all by first wife, were: David, James, Elizabeth, John, Jane, Margaret, Micajah, Mary. Michael received 212 acres of land on Hays Creek from his father, James, in 1766.

B 2. Elizabeth, daughter of James Coalter, born in Vir­ ginia, died in Abbeville County, South Caro­ lina, December 11, 1790. She married Capt. Hugh Ward- law04, September 22, 1763. See pp 22-24. 28 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

B 3. Nancy or Agnes, married Robert Steele, brother of the wife of James Wardlaw01, and also of the wife of William Moore. She moved to Kentucky.

B 4. Mary, married William Wardlaw03. She was born 1751 and died May 13, 1808, being interred by the side of her husband at "New Providence" Cemetery. See page 21.

B 5. Jane, married Samuel Logan in Virginia.

B 6. Sallie, married Samuel Paxton in Virginia. She had a son, John W. Paxton.

B 7. James, married Miss Steele, sister of the Steele who married Nancy83. This is probably an er­ ror. Mr. Onward Bates says he died early.

C 1. David Coalter, son of Michael81, son of JamesA1, born September 24, 1764, in Rockbridge Coun­ ty, Virginia. On December 29, 1791, he was married to Miss Anne Carmichael, daughter of James Carmichael and Cath­ erine Shields, or Shieder, of Orangeburg, S. C. She was born June 1, 1772, and died in St. Louis, Mo., June 27, 1825. David was a merchant and planter in South Carolina, moved to Mis­ souri in 1818, and died in Washington County, Virginia, Au­ gust 25, 1821. Children were: Maria, married Hon. William C. Preston, U. S. Senator. They had one daughter, Sallie Campbell, who died unmar­ ried, about 1845. Catherine, married Chancellor Wm. D. Harper. Issue: Anne C, who married Dr. James A. McPheeters, and was the mother of Maria, Catherine, Frances, Wesley, Hen­ rietta and Ann, all of whom are now (1919) dead, except Miss GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 29

Annie. Catherine married Rev. Henry R. Dickson in 1860; she died in 1869, leaving James, Howard, Catherine, Nettie, Andrew Flynn, all dead except Catherine. Howard left a family in Boston. Dr. McPheeters first married a Miss Dun­ bar of Mississippi, and their children were Gabriel, Dr. Wil­ liam, Martha and James. John David, married Miss Mary A. Means and moved to Missouri. He died early. An infant son died soon after birth. James, who died unmarried.

D Frances Margaret, born , died September 15, 1868. She married Januray 12, 1817, Dr. David Harper Means, who died March 29, 1840. He was a member of the Legislature from Fairfield County, S. C.; also mem­ ber of the Nullification Convention. Their children were: Thomas, David C, Edward J., Isaac Hugh, Robert H., Beverly, Maria, Caroline, Sarah M., Fanny C. 1. Thomas, born 1821, who in 1853 married his cousin, Mary Hart Means, and died in 1859 without issue. 2. David (M. D.), born 1825, died 1876, married Elizabeth Mobley. Issue: Robert, who married Minnie Pettigrew; David, unmarried; Marian, unmarried. 3. Edward, 1831-1877, married Martha McPheeters, 1860; Issue: Fanny Augusta, Maria, died 1887; Mar­ tha Willis, Sarah Trotti, married James Curry, in Louisiana; John D. C, druggist, died 1900; Annie H., died early; Gabri- ella McP., married Alex. Lee Bondurant of Virginia. 4. Isaac Hugh Means, born September 15, 1826, died Feb­ ruary 25, 1898. Lived in Fairfield until 1886, when he moved to Columbia. Secretary of State 1858 to 1862. Captain A. Q .M., 17th S. C. Regt., C. S. A.; Commissioner in Equity for Fairfield County, Librarian S. C. College, 1886 to 1898. Married Alice Hagood, daughter of Dr. J. O. Hagood of Barnwell, sister of Governor Johnson Hagood. Children were: David Harper, James Hagood, Maria Corne- 30 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

lia, Eloise Butler, Carrie Jane Nott and eight children, who died early. 6. Beverly W. (Means), born 1833, son of Frances Mar­ garet Coalter and Dr. David Har­ per Means; married, 1861, Jane Porcher DuBose. He was killed at Seven Pines, 1862, leaving one daughter, Beverly, who married Dr. Theodore M. DuBose of Columbia Their children were Dr. T. M., Jr., James Bratton, Janie P., Beverly, William David. 7. Maria (Means), married,, 1843-1868, John English of Columbia; children: Frank, killed at Seven Pines, 1861; James, died young; Joseph M., married An­ nie Russell (Annie and Joseph) ; Beverly M., married Elise Doby (children, Maria and Beverly) ; Harriet F., married Sadler Gillespie (children, English, Sadler, Harriet, Fanny Coalter). 8. Carolina H. (Means), born 1820, died 1845; married Preston S. Brooks, 1841, mem­ ber of Congress from South Carolina; no children. 9. Sarah Frances (Means), born 1818, died 1883; married Samuel Wilds Trotti, 1845; no children. 10. Fanny Coalter (Means), born 1835; married, 1859, first John Glover Mobley; one son, John G. Mobley, Jr., who died 19—. Married second Col. William Wallace. Caroline Jane, daughter of David Coalter01; married Ham­ ilton Rowan Gamble, Governor of Missouri; children: Hamilton R., Jr., a lawyer, who married Sally Minor and died, leaving three daughters; Mary Coalter, born March 31, 1843, married November 28, 1865, to Edgar Meller, and had five daughters; David Coalter, a physician, married Flora Matthews and had thirteen children. Julia Davenport, daughter of David Coalter01, married May 29, 1823, to Judge Edwin Bates. He was born September 4, 1793, died in St. Louis March 25, 1869. He was Attorney General of the United States, member of Con­ gress, Judge, Elder. She was the mother of seventeen chil- GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 31 dren, one of whom was Barton, who married, March 19, 1849, Caroline M. Hatcher and had ten children, as follows: 1. Onward, born February 24, 1850, married Virginia C. Breckenridge; no issue. 2. Hester, born July 25, 1852, married Justin R. Graves; no issue. 3. Cora, Born August 20, 1854, married Rev. Edwin B. McClure; six children, 4. Tarlton, died early, 5. Fanny, unmarried. 6. Margaret, born May 5, 1861, married Seth Singleton; no issue. 7. Hatcher, died unmarried. 8. Eads, born November 19, 1865. 9. Kitty and 10. Barton, died early. Beverly Tucker (Coalter), son of David Coalter01. He was an M. D.; married Elizabeth McQueen. John David, married Dolly Hempstead and had three children. Julia Frances, married Dr. James D. Davis, and had two children. Carolina Gamble, married W. A. Jordan, and had two sons and one daughter. Doctor Julian Bates, son of Julia Davenport Coalter and Judge Edw. Bates, born January 7, 1833, died . Married Sarah Friend Woodson, October 14, 1858. Roger, Edw., Charles F., Lilly, Arthur, Juliah, Sarah, Eda, all died early; Weonona, born April 30, 1862, married Wm. McClure, son; George W., born November 30, 1874; Flem­ ing, born May 28, 1877; Frank, born May 28, 1879; Hodgen, born November 28, 1882. Fleming Bates, son of Julia D. Coalter and Judge E. Bates, born April 2, 1834, died December 8, 1871; in C. S. Army. Married Nannie T. Wilson, May 15, 1857. Is­ sue: Allen Cumberland, born October 17, 1858, died February 14, 1906, married, no children; Benjamin, born June 29, 1863, died December 8, 1870; Nannie Fa, born October 31, 1869. 32 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

Richard Bates, son of Julia D. Coalter and Judge Bates, born December 12, 1835, died September 25, 1879. Married Nannie T. Wilson, March 23, 1863. Issue: Charles Friend W., born January 23, 1864, prominent lawyer in St. Louis; Anne Woodson, born November 30, 1866, married Dr. Charles F. Hersman, he died, no children. Matilda Bates, daughter of Julia &c, born January 21, 1840. Married Edw. Best Eno, April 7, 1868. Chris­ tina, born May 6, 1870, married George Compton and Coalter, Tarlton; Edw. B., born July 3, 1871, died 1912; Henry, born September 28, 1873, died April 6, 1875; Julia B, born Decem­ ber 21, 1877, married W. M. V. Wilson and had Ellen, Mar­ gery and Bates; Matilda B., born May 19, 1879, married June 5, 1913, Ralph T. Kellogg. Charles Woodson Bates, son of Julia &c, born November 4, 1844, died . Married Alice Frink. Ellen Coalter, born February 7, 1876; Bertha, born April 29, 1877; Caroline W., born . John Coalter Bates, son of Julia &c, born August 26, 1842. Unmarried. Lieutenant General U. S.

Army. Died 192—.

C 2. James Coalter, son of Michael51, married •—, a grand­ daughter married Col. Lewis Merchant at Staunton, died at Sweet Springs. C 3. Elizabeth Coalter, daughter of Michael81, born 1768, mar­ ried Dr. James McPheeters; he died 1799. Sophinia died unmarried, Philander died unmarried, Theophilus, David, James Augustus.

C 4. John Coalter, son of Michael81, born August 20, 1771, in Rockbridge County Va.; William and Mary College; Bar 1791; Clerk of Court 1793; Judge General Court and promoted to Judge Supreme Court Appeals, 1811. Died GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 33

February 2, 1858. Lived in Richmond and near Fredericks­ burg. Married first, Maria Rind, 1791; she died 1792. Mar­ ried second Margaret Davenport; she died 1797. Married third 1802, Frances Bland Tucker, daughter of Judge St. George Tucker and Frances Bland, widow of John Randolph; she died 1813. Married fourth Mrs. Hannah Harrison (Jones) Williamson, 1821. Issue all by third wife, Mrs. Randolph: Frances Leila, Elizabeth Tucker (married John Randolph Bryan), leaving ten children; St. George Tucker (married Judie H. Tomlin).

C 5. Jane Coalter, daughter of MichaelB1, married John Nay­ lor of Kentucky. Issue: Caroline, who mar­ ried Dr. W. B. Nott and had Fanny, married James Curry (Sophia, Fanny, Nott, William, Edward), Maria, Sophrena, Thomas, James, Eliza, John, William; Jane, daughter of Dr. W. B. Nott, died unmarried. Dr. Julius Nott, son of Dr. W. B. Nott, died unmarried, Dr. Thomas Edward Nott, married Julia Wallace (Dr. T. E., Jr., Dr. W. B., Jr., Helen) ; Dr. T. E. Nott, Sr., married second Wallace.

C 6. Margaret Coalter, daughter of Michael"1, married Joseph Dard of Kentucky. She died October 18, 1814; he died April, 1825. C 7. Micajah Coalter, son of Michael81, died 1808. Succeeded his brother, John, as Clerk of Augusta County, Virginia.

C 8. Mary Coalter, daughter of Michael81, married Judge Na­ than Beverly Tucker, half-brother of John Randolph. Moved to Missouri. Judge Tucker married Eliza Naylor, daughter of Jane Coalter05. He married third Lucy Smith. Professor of Law in William and Mary College. NOTE—It is said that John David Coalter, son of David (CI), left $100,000 in trust to his nephew, Barton Bates, "to be used to make no man rich, but to relieve the neces­ sities of his Southern kin (mostly of South Carolina) incident to the War." .34 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

MOORE It will be observed that the Moores, Coalters and Steeles furnished wives for several of the Virginia Wardlaws, sons of William; they all lived near one another in Rockbridge County; and some of them joined in the removal to Abbeville County, S. C. (Then Ninety-Six District). John and Mary Ann (Ellett) Moore came to Ninety-Six Dis­ trict, S. C, about 1767. One of their daughters, Isabel, had married, and remained in Virginia. John Moore died in Abbeville County about 1795. Their children were: 1. William, who married in South Carolina, first, Miss Ed­ mondson, by whom he had one son, who mar­ ried Miss Ramsey; he married, second, Miss Steele, mother of John and other children. William returned to Virginia and settled near Abingdon; he lost a leg, while serving in the Revolutionary War, under Col. Campbell of Kings Mountain fame. 2. Eliab, married Miss Bryant; was Senator from old Pendleton District, and died near Anderson, S. C, 1830. Captain of a Company in Revolutionary War. Left a number of useful descendants in Anderson County. 3. Samuel was first Captain of the Company, raised large­ ly by the efforts of the Moore brothers, said to have been a very gallant man; killed by "Bloody Bill" Cun­ ningham's party in 1782. 4. Peggy married John Wardlaw (C2). 5. Nancy married Joseph Wardlaw (C5). 6. Isabel married Cunningham, and remained in Va. James Moore, born in Ireland, came to Chester County, Pa., with his brother, Joseph, about 1726, he finally settled on Walker's Creek, near Jump Mountain, now in Rockbridge County, Virginia, where he died in 1795. He married in 1734, Jane Walker, born 1712, died 1793. She was the daughter of John Walker and Catherine Rutherford and his wife, a daughter of Rev. Joseph Alliene, author of "The Alarm." This John Rutherford was either a nephew GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY ;sr> or cousin of the noted divine and author, Rev. Samuel Ruther­ ford of Scotland. Jane Walker is said to have remarked that she would have "a bonny easy death" and did simply go to sleep about 1796. James was the father of John (1) men­ tioned above, and a number of other children, some of whom were: 1. John, who married Mary Ann Ellett. 2. Mary, born about 1736. She married first Paxton and had one son, Samuel; married, second, Major Alexander Stuart, born 1735, by whom she had a son, Alexander, who was a Superior Court Judge of Virginia. Major Stuart had a son by a former wife named Archibald, who was also Judge of the Superior Court of Virginia. They lived near Brownsburg, Va. 3. Rachel, born about 1737, in Chester County, Pa., moved to Virginia about 1739, and died June 30, 1826. She married William McPheeters, who was born in Pennsylvania, 1739-40, and died October 28, 1807. He was a Magistrate and Elder in Virginia, (a) Jane, (b) David, (c) daughter married William Campbell, (d) James, a doctor, (e) Rebecca, who married John Gamble, brother of Col. Robt. Gamble of Richmond, Va. (f) Rachel, married J. Logan in 1797, (g) William, born September 28, 1788, who became the father of the well-known Rev. Dr. Samuel B. McPheeters. 4. Elizabeth married Michael Coalter, son of James and Margaret (Hutson) Coalter. She died in Augusta County, Va., 1783-84. (a) David, who married a Miss Carmichael of Orangeburg, S. C, (b) James, (c) Eliza­ beth, (d) John, (e) Jane, (f) Margaret, (g) Micajah, (h) Mary. 5 James married Martha Poag. He, his wife and six children were all killed by the Indians in Vir­ ginia in 1786. He was a Captain, lived near Natural Bridge. Issue (a) Joseph, who was at school and escaped, (b) James, taken prisoner by two Indians, rescued by some Frenchmen, (c) Rebecca, (d) Alexander, (e) William, (f) John (g) Jane, (i) and Margaret, all killed by Indians, (h) Mary. James and his sister Mary and a Miss Evans, who had fallen into the hands of the Indians, were finally located by Miss Evans' 38 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY brother and eventually returned to their friends. See "Cap­ tives of Abb's Valley." Mary was born 1777 and died 1824. She married Rev. Samuel Brown in 1798; he was born 1766 and died 1818. She was the mother of five sons, all of whom were preachers, and her daughter married a preacher, Rev. James Morrison, who succeeded Rev. Brown as pastor at New Providence. I recently viewed, with great interest, the mon­ ument erected to Mary Moore (Brown) at New Providence Church, in Rockbridge County, Va. 6. Margaret. 7. Joseph. 8. Jane. 9. Alexander. 10. Samuel.

FOURTH GENERATION—D See Addenda for Children of James (CI), son of William (Bl), son of Robert (Al).

D 1. John, son of John02, son of WilliamB1, son of Robert'", born probably in Virginia about 1760, came to Abbeville District, S. C, with father's family. He was a young Whig soldier in the command of his uncle, Captain Samuel Moore, and was present at the siege of Savannah. His name is mentioned in the Revolutionary Records, Vol. S, page 107, in the office of the Secretary of State, Columbia. He married Jane Bowman, daughter of William Bowman. She is named in the First Census. John died about 1800. 1. Margaret, born ; died . 2. Sallie, born ; died . 3. Samuel, born ; died in childhood. 4. John, born ; died . 5. Wm. Bowman, born ; died .

D 2. William (Chunky Bill), son of John02, son of William81, GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 37

son of RobertA1, born in Virginia about 1762. Came with father's family to Abbeville District. Name is found in First Census, and he is probably the William Ward- law who wrote to Col. Williamson concerning Indians and Tories. This letter is published in "Gibbes' Documentary History, 1776-82," and is dated "Long Cane, December 7, 1778." See Revolutionary Records, Book S, page 105. If this be the same William, he must have been born before 1762. He married Miss Heard of old Cambridge, and moved with his family to Alabama, where he died. 1. William. 2. Margaret Only. 3. Isaac. 4. Thomas. 5. Zachary, died , 1850. 6. Lewis.

D 3. Samuel, son of John02, son of William131, son of Robert*1, born about 176—, came with father's family to Abbeville District. He married Miss Reid. He died . 1. George Bowie, born Decebmer 18, 1797; died in Rome, Ga., January 15, 1860. 2. Elizabeth. 3. Jane.

D 4. James, son of John02, son of William115, son of Robert*1, born about 1768, probably in Abbeville District. He married about 1792, his cousin, Margaret1524, daughter of Hugh04, she was born in 1773, and died March 29,1853. He moved to Hen Cross Creek in Anderson District, where he farmed, being much respected, and where he died, July 20, 1854. Mrs. Vandiver's History of Anderson County says he was an early settler in the locality of "Broadway Creek." 1. Eliab Allen. 2. John Moore, died in Anderson about 1873. 3. Hugh Hutson, died in Anderson about 1869. 38 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

4. Margaret. 5. Elizabeth, died in Anderson about 1851. 6. Polly.

D 5. Mary, daughter of John02, son of William81, son of Rob­ ert*1, born in Abbeville District about 1770. She married about 1795, her cousin, John Wardlaw1322, son of Hugh04. She lived near Abbeville Court House for a long time, but in 1837 moved with her husband and family 'to Pontotoc, Miss. See JohnD22.

D 6. Jane, daughter of John02, son of William81, son of Rob­ ert*1, born in Abbeville District about 1772. She married first John Bowman, and brother of Jane, wife of JohnD2. Issue: 1. William (Bowman) married Miss Rawlins, leaving a son and daughter (Peggy). Jane married second James Caldwell, who lived three miles below Abbeville Court House. Their children were: 2. John H. (Caldwell) died unmarried. 3. James H. (Caldwell) died 1844. Jane married third, John Glover, a widower, with many children. These step-children moved to Alabama after the death of their father and step-mother. It is presumed that her own children remained in South Carolina.

D 7. Isabel, daughter of John02, son of William81, son of Rob­ ert*1, born in Abbeville District about 1774. She married William Heard, Jr., and died Tuesday, September 22, 1795, without issue.

D 8. Hugh, son of John02, son of William81, son of Robert*1, born in Abbeville District, about 1778. He was a talior, and lived near Abbeville Court House. Married Lydia GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 39

Calvert, daughter of John Calvert, and had one daughter. Lydia died early, and Hugh married second, Miss Jane Mc- Clesky. 1. Mahala, by first wife, born 1808; died . 2. David Moore, by second wife, born January 15, 1815, June 17, 1887.

D 9. Margaret, daughter of John02, son of William"1, son of Robert", born in Abbeville District, 1784. She married first, George Brightman, son of Thomas Bright- man, her stepfather. He died early without children, and Margaret then married Alexander Stuart, a widower with children; among them were: Rev. Thomas Stuart, Mrs. Hutson Calvert and others. Her children by Alexander Stuart were: 1. John A. 2. Mary Ann. 3. Margaret, died —, 183—.

D 10. Elizabeth, daughter of John02, son of William131, son of Robert*1, born in Abbeville District, S. C, about 1786. She married Jesse Beazley and moved to Barn­ well County, S. C.

D 11. Hannah, daughter of John02, son of William"1, son of Robert", born in Augusta County, Va. Mar­ ried John C. Lewis, 1802, by Rev. James Harper. 1. Wardlaw.

D 12. Robert, son of William03, son of William"1, son of Rob­ ert", born in Augusta County, Va.

D 13. Joseph, son of William03, son of William"1, son of Rob- ertA\ born in Augusta County, Va. He moved to Ohio in 1813. See addenda. 40 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

D 14. Margaret, daughter of William03, &c, married her cous­ in, James Kennedy, son of Margaret07. D 15. Michael, son of William03, son of William81, son of Rob­ ert*1, born in Augusta County, Va. Married Ann Kennedy, 1802, by Rev. James Harper.

D 16. James, son of William03, &c, died in early youth, about 1814. See addenda.

D 17. Hugh Hutson, son of William03, son of William151, yon of Robert*1, born in Rockbridge County, Va., August 25, 1790. Married April, 1812, Miss Nancy B. Fulton of Kentucky. Moved to St. Charles, Mo., in 1832. He was a Judge. Died in Hannibal, Mo., January 21, 1868. From a letter written by Prof. A. H. Foreman of Hannibal, dated October 24, 1910, I learn the following as to his family: 1. Benjamin R., Chief Engineer of the Hannibal and St. Jo­ seph R. R., 1853-57; he moved to California, where he was still living, umarried, a few years ago. Edu­ cated at Washington and Lee University, Va. 2. Levi, moved to Oregon in the seventies; died un­ married. 3. Daughter, married Mr. Boone, near relative of Daniel, and moved to St. Louis in the late sixties. 4. Daughter, married George V. Poague, she died leaving a son, Hutson, in St. Louis. 5. Virginia, married Rev. Aaron B. Foreman in 1854. She died at the home of Mrs. Poague in St. Louis, 1878. Mr. Foreman died 1875. 6. Daughter, married Dr. J. B. Larance, moved to Alabama, no issue. 7. Daughter, married Thomas Miller, both dead, buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Hannibal, Mo. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 41

Mr. and Mrs. Boone moved to Texas; they had one daughter, Martha, who married Henry Bourne of Hannibal, and died without issue.

D 18. Elizabeth, daughter of William08, son of William81, son of Robert*1, born in Virginia. Married Wil­ liam McPheeters, July 1, 1794, by Rev. John Brown. Note: Judge Hugh Hutson (D17) wrote to his uncle, Rob­ ert (C6), from Rockbridge County, Va., telling him of the death of his father, William (C3), which occurred on Feb­ ruary 7, 1819.

D 19. William, son of William03, son of William81, son of Rob­ ert*1, born in Rockbridge County, Va. It is evidently an error in recording William as the youngest son; he was almost certainly the eldest child of his parents. Born 1764-66. In 1788 he was studying medicine under Dr. Alex­ ander Humphries of Staunton, Va., as stated in Waddell's Annals of Augusta County. He attended Augusta Acad­ emy in 1789. He is said to have been a prominent phy­ sician in Richmond. He married Sarah , born 1776, and who died April 22, 1808, aged 32 years. Dr. Ward- law's grave, and that of his wife and several children, may be found in the cemetery of old St. John's Church, near the fence on 25th Street. St. John's Church is made historic as the place where Patrick Henry uttered his memorable words. The inscription on the slab at William's grave reads, "Died in 1819, aged 53," or 55 (figures are obscure), on October 12. 1. Mary M., born —— 1793, died in Richmond, Va., March 15, 1829, aged 36. 2. Nancy, born ——, 1793, died in Richmond, aged 4 yrs. 3. Martha J. born —, 1797, died in Richmond, May 18, 1828, aged 29. 4. Jane. Note There is confusion in the dates at this point. According to 42 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY the epitaph at St. John's Church, Dr. William was born 1764- 66, but at New Providence, his mother is put down as born 1751, an incongruity. Again, his brother, Hugh Hutson's, birth appears as 1790, 26 years after William's, which is im­ probable. There are so many Williams in the family that I fear there have been some errors in placing them. Since writing the above, information has been received which almost conclusively proves that Dr. William Wardlaw of Richmond, Va., was the son of James (CI) and not of William (C3).

D 20. William, son of Hugh04, son of William151, son of Rob­ ert*1, born probably in Virginia, between 12 and 1 o'clock, Sunday, September 2, 1764, and moved with father's family to Abbeville District, S. C, about 1767. He was an active soldier and petty officer in the Whig militia during the Revolutionary War, see Revolutionary Records in office of Secretary of State, Columbbia, S. C, Vol. S, page 105. It is said that he was a great hunter. He married first, Miss Margaret Hall. She died about 1805, leaving six children: 1. Hugh Cornwall, born in Abbeville County. 2. Alexander, born in Abbeville County. 3. James, born in Abbeville County in 1786; died at Lawrenceville, Ga., 1835. 4. Elizabeth, born in Abbeville County. 5. Frances, born in Abbeville County. 6. Temperance, born in Abbeville County. He moved to Georgia, where he marreid Miss Margaret McCully, by whom he had twelve children. She died April 19, 1838. He died in Harris County, Georgia, in October, 1839. Children by second marriage were: 7. Mary, born in Georgia. 8. Absolom. 9. Sami. McCully. 10. David Lewis, died in Roswell, Cobb County, Ga., September 30, 1870. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 43

11. Jane Russell. 12. Robt. Hilliard. 13. Micajah. 14. Lucinda. 15. William Jackson, died 1894, near Oxford, Ga. 16. John Baptist, born 1816; died May 9, 1896. 17. Joseph. 18. Francis Marion, died 1895 in Opelika, Ala. Record of Pensions granted in Georgia, page 514, Congres­ sional Library, shows that William Wardlaw received a pen­ sion July 31, 1833, as a private in South Carolina Militia.

D 21. James, son of Hugh04, son of William"1, son of Robert*1, born December 6, 1767, on Saluda River, near Smith's Bridge, in Ninety-Six District, subsequently Abbe­ ville County, South Carolina, where his father first settled on his removal from Virginia. He moved with his parents to Long Cane Creek, in Abbeville County, near Reid's, after­ wards Douglass' and later Cochran's Mill. Here he grew to manhood, attending the country schools, and gaining as fair an education as the limited advantages of that stormy pe­ riod, during the Revolutionary War, afforded the youths of the day. He taught school for a short while at the "Old Artillery Muster Ground," and did a good deal of surveying. Some time about 1795 to 1800 he took up his residence at Abbeville Court House. He is said to have been a large, stout, fine-looking man, a devout Christian, noted for honesty and reliability; of a fine mind, and greatly respected for upright­ ness and right living. He became Deputy to Major John Bowie, Clerk of Court, about 1796, continuing in this capacity until 1800, when he was elected Clerk of Court for Abbeville District, which office he held for nearly forty years, or until his resignation in 1838. He early became connected with the history of Long Cane Church (Upper), and was for 49 years Secretary of the Upper Long Cane Society, being elected at its organization in 1793, and serving until his death in 1842. He was a Trustee of Long Cane Church, 1813 to 1819, and a 44 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY member of the first Board of Trustees of the projected Theo­ logical Seminary in 1825. He was married by the Rev. Robert Wilson, pastor of Upper Long Cane Church, on Thursday, June 9, 1796, to Hannah Clarke, daughter of Francis and Alice (Rice) Clarke, the ceremony taking place at her step­ father's home, two miles from the Court House, near R. C. Gordon's, on a plantation afterwards owned by Major Bowie. Hannah Clarke was born in, or near, Philadelphia, Pa., on June 28, 1778. See page 43. My grandparents first lived near the village, in a house about where Uncle Thomas Perrin subsequently resided, afterwards owned by Judge Cothran and his son, Wade S. Cothran. In a few years he bought the Quay house, near the Episcopal Church, which many years later became the home of Major William Alfred Wardlaw, and later still was owned by Judge Thomas Thomson. Here most of the children of James Wardlaw and Hannah Clarke were born, and where the old couple died. His wife, Hannah, died November 11, 1825, and he died at 7 o'clock, Tuesday morning, April 12, 1842, both being in­ terred at Upper Long Cane Cemetery. On the marble slabs over the graves are the following words: "Here lies the body of Hannah Wardlaw. Born 26 June, 1778. Died November 11, 1825. She lived a pattern of do­ mestic excellence, and was suddenly cut off in the midst of quiet usefulness and deserved enjoyment. A husband and nine children, besides numerous relatives and friends, were left to mourn their bereavement of her affection and worth, but not without the consolation of well-founded hope that her piety here has secured her eternal happiness in a better world."

"JAMES WARDLAW "Born December 6, 1767. Died 12 April, 1842. He was for nearly forty years Clerk of the Court of this District, and from his youth upwards a member of this Church in full communion; with a pure heart and sound head earnestly he endeavored to discharge the duties of life: worldly success and the esteem of his neighbors followed his efforts: God's Word and his own conscience guided them. He was a good GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 45

and useful man, just, firm, kind, meek, cheerful, liberal and temperate. Truth and charity marked his whole career, and these with other virtues were so happily combined that to­ wards him respect and love rose together and together with constant growth increased. A numerous offspring revere his memory." His sons, D. L. and R. H., were appointed executors of his will. It is probable that Uncle Lewis wrote these epitaphs, which show great reverence for his parents; or maybe they were written by the pastor of Long Cane. 1. Elizabeth Alice, born July 7, 1797, died October 11, 1804. 2. David Lewis, born May 28, 1799, died June 8, 1873. 3. Francis Hugh, born December 16, 1800, died May 29, 1861. 4. James Harper, born July 14, 1802, died March 30, 1807. 5. Elizabeth Amanda, born May 23, 1805, died June 3, 1854. 6. Robert Henry, born April 28, 1807, died July 18, 1887. 7. Mary Caroline, born August 6, 1809, died Septem­ ber 8, 1843. 8. Jane Eliza, born December 26, 1811, died Sep­ tember 3, 1883. 9. Joseph James, born October 29, 1814, died July 2, 1873. 10. William Alfred, born November 6, 1816, died No­ vember 11, 1876. 11. Ann Louisa, born February 22, 1819, died Octo­ ber 12, 1821. 12. Hannah Margaret, born October 7, 1821, died Septem­ ber 18, 1879.

CLARKE I have the most meagre information as to this family. From all that can be determined at this time, —-— ClarkeA1 mar- 46 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY ried Hannah , probably in Ireland; their children, per­ haps, born in Philadelphia, Pa., were as follows: 1. Francis, born ——, died in Charleston, S. C, August 22, 1786. 2. Jeremiah, born . 3. Sampson, born ——. 4. Mary, born .

Bl 1. Francis Clarke, born, probably, in Philadelphia, where he lived for some years and until his removal, with his brothers, Jesse and Sampson, to Charles­ ton, S. C, where he carried on the business of a merchant until his death, August 22, 1786. He was married about 1776 to Mrs. Alice Rice, nee Rice, their children being: 1. Hannah, born, probably, in Philadelphia, June 26, 1778, died at Abbeville, November 11, 1825. 2. William, born, probably, in Philadelphia, June 6, 1779, died in Kentucky. 3. Mary, born, probably, in Philadelphia, August 8, 1781, died 1830. Alice Rice was born in Ireland, from which country she em­ igrated to Pennsylvania, in company with a brother and two sisters—she first married her cousin, Rice, with whom she lived six or eight years without issue; after his death, she married Francis Clarke. She married third, John Quay, and moved with him, and her Clarke chil­ dren, to Abbeville, where she died November 9, 1796, being buried at Long Cane Cemetery. John Quay married second, Hannah Brown, on August 8, 1797. She died October 7, 1797. He then moved to New Jersey, and married third, Mrs. Remson, daughter of Col. John Conover, on June 6, 1799. He merchandised at Abbe­ ville, the store being at the old Quay house.

B2 2. Jeremiah Clarke, born, presumably, in Philadelphia, moved to Charleston, S. C, thence to GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 47

Abbeville. Married first, Miss Margaret Gray, by whom he had two children: 1. Margaret. 2. Francis Sweeny.

B 3. Sampson Clarke, who accompanied his brothers and sis­ ter to Charleston and Abbeville, mar­ ried -, without issue.

B 4. Mary Clarke, sister of above, married Gray, and had four children: 1. Mary. 2. Eliza. 3. Priscilla. 4. Jeannette. She married second, James Sweeny, issue: 5. Thomas. 6. Helen, who married Brown. 7. Maria, who married Stokes of Columbia.

C 1. Hannah, daughter of Francis Clarke and Alice Rice, born June 26, 1778, died November 11, 1825. Mar­ ried James Wardlaw, see pages 43 to 46.

C 2. William, son of Francis Clarke and Alice Rice, born, prob­ ably, in Philadelphia, Pa., August 6, 1779. He married and moved to Kentucky.

C. 3. Mary, daughter of Francis Clarke and Alice Rice, born, probably, in Philadelphia, August 8, 1781, and died 1830. She married Francis Rose, and lived on Long Cane Creek, in Abbeville County, and on Hog Skin Creek, 48 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

Laurens County. They had a number of children, some of whom were: 1. Ravenna, who married and moved to Miss, and Texas. 2. Robert. 3. Louise. 4. Margaret, who married James Conn, lived in Mississippi. 5. Caroline, who married Wilson. 6. James.

D 22. John, son of Hugh04, son of William31, son of Robert*1, born January 12, 1770, on Long Cane Creek, Ab­ beville District, S. C. About 1795 he married his cousin, Mary Wardlaw, daughter of John (C2), and lived for many years about three miles below Abbeville Court House, and until 1837, when he moved with his family to Pontotoc, Miss., where he died suddenly and apparently in perfect health, on July 3, 1848. Issue: 1. Margaret. 2. Elizabeth, died unmarried in Mississippi. 3. Jane Ann. 4. Hugh Hutson. 5. Vashti. 6. James Noble. 7. Lydia. 8. David.

D 23. David, son of Hugh04, son of William81, son of Robert*1, born Monday or Tuesday morning, 2nd or 3rd of December, 1771. He lived in Abbeville County for long years, being connected with the sheriff's office as deputy or clerk. On June 10, 1799, he was elected Sheriff of Abbe­ ville District. He moved to Wilcox County, Alabama, about 1820, where he died unmarried and intestate on June 3, 1840, Rev. A. C. Ramsay being appointed Administrator of his estate. While in Abbevlile he lived with his brother, James. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 49

He is said to have been a remarkably popular man, of splen­ did character and noble impulses. Tradition has it that in his youth he was engaged to a young lady, who sickened and died, and that he never afterwards changed his affections. His epitaph reads thus: "Here lies the body of David Ward- law. Born December 3, 1771. Died June 3, 1840. A native of Abbeville District, S. C, he there lived in distinguished respectability and usefulness until 1820, when he removed to this neighborhood, where he afterwards dwelt in ease and contentment. Industrious, cheerful, benevolent, successful, he lived and died without wife or children, but the current of his affections were never frozen; he was kind to everything and everything loved him. The regard which his amiable qualities attracted, his solid worth, sterling integrity, pure morals, stern principles, and humble piety, fixed and re­ tained; he was an unusual favorite and deserved to be so."

D 24. Margaret, daughter of Hugh04, son of William81, son of Robert*1, was born December 4, 1773, on Long Cane Creek, Abbeville District, S. C. She married, about 1792, her cousin, James Wardlaw"4, son of John02, and moved with hirn to Anderson District, S. C, near Hen Coop Creek, where she died March 29, 1853. See JamesD4, page 37.

25. Joseph, son of Hugh04, son of William81, son of Rob­ ert*1, born February 20, 1776, on Long Cane Creek, Abbeville District, S. C. He married Jane Waller, daughter of Rev. James Waller, and lived for long years on Scotch Cross Creek, near Greenwood, S. C, in Abbeville Dis­ trict, where he planted, and where he died May 30, 1852, his wife dying in 1845. Most of their children died young, and it is doubtful if the following list is correct. He is said to have owned one hundred slaves and large tracts of land. His will is recorded in office of Probate Judge at Abbeville. 1. Hugh Waller, died 1865. 2. Ann. 3. Harriet. 50 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

4. Joseph Newton, died August 5, 1843. 5. Amanda Frances, died , 183—. 6. Benjamin Franklin. 7. Dorothy.

D 26. Robert, son of Hugh04, son of William61, son of Rob­ ert*1, born Tuesday, April 28. 1778, on Long Cane Creek, Abbeville District, S. C. He lived with his step­ mother on his father's old place. Married Lucy Hodges, daughter of Major John Hodges, who was one of twenty chil­ dren; old Mrs. Hodges, it was said, living to see eighteen of her children married. He died April 6, 1812, his brother David being administrator of his estate. His wife, Lucy, was one of the children by Major Hodges' second wife, of whom there were born 18 children; there being two children by the Major's first wife. Robert's children were: 1. Hugh Marshall, born 1810, died 1887. 3. Elizabeth Ann, born April 6, 1812.

His widow died soon after his death and these two children were left to the care of their step-grandmother, Mrs. Mary Wardlaw, second wife of Hugh04, and a most excellent, pious woman. Their uncle, David, acted as guardian, until his re­ moval to Alabama in 1825, when Judge D. L. Wardlaw was appointed in his stead.

D 27. Jane, daughter of Hugh04, son of William81, son of Robert*1, born November 26, 1781 (Monday morn­ ing) , on Long Cane Creek, Abbeville District, S. C. She mar­ ried Jesse Calvert, son of old John Calvert, and after giving birth to twelve children she died April 16, 1825. After her death Jesse Calvert married Mrs. , then a widow for the third time. She had been a Mrs. Goode, Mrs. Payne and Mrs. . By this last marriage there was a son, Jesse, Jr., who survived his father. Jesse Calvert, Sr., died about 1838-39, at the home of his son-in-law, William Smith. His widow again married a Mr. Gideon. The names of six of GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 51

Jane's children are recorded, the others probably died in child­ hood. 1. Hugh Hutson, born , 1800. 2. Frances Jane, born April 2, 1807, died April 11, 1877. 3. Nancy Caroline, born August 25, 18—, died Novem­ ber 8, 18—. 4. Elizabeth Wardlaw, born ——, died . 5. Mary Eliza, born , died . 6. Lucy E., born , died April 22, 1841.

D 28. Hugh Hutson, son of Hugh04, son of William81, son of Robert*1, born January 25, 1785, on Long Cane Creek, Abbeville District, S. C. He married Miss Burton, daughter of John Burton. She died, leaving one child. He then enlisted in the United States Army, and died at Prairie du Chien, on the Mississippi River. His daughter was reared by her step-grandmother, Mary. 1. Mary Ann.

D 29. Elizabeth, daughter of Hugh04, son of William81, son of Robert*1, born 1787, and died December, 1807, unmarried. She was buried at the old Greenville Meet­ ing House, Rev. Dickson being pastor.

D 30. Agnes, another daughter of Hugh04, born 1789, and died, unmarried, March 3, 1807, and was also buried by Rev. Dickson at old Greenville Cemetery. There are no stones to mark these graves, and they could not be located.

D 31. William, son of Joseph,05, son of William81, son of Rob­ ert*1, born in Virginia or South Carolina, aft­ er his father's removal to Old Cambridge, in Abbeville Dis-

GENEALOGICAL DEPARTMENT CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIS"! 0048340 QF LATTER-DAY SAINTS 52 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY trict, S. C. He was called "Long Bill," to distinguish him from others bearing the name William. He married Miss Heard, or Hearst. 1. Joseph. 2. 3. Isaac. 4. Thomas.

D 32. John, son of Joseph03, &c, born in the Cambridge set­ tlement, and died unmarried on Scotch Cross Creek, South Carolina. D 33. James, son of °5, &c, born in the Cambridge settlement. He was called "James the Little." Moved to Alabama, where he died. D 34. Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph05, &c, born in the Cam­ bridge settlement of Abbeville District. She moved to Alabama, where she married John Gayle, father of Governor Gayle, by a former wife.

D 35. Jane, daughter of Joseph05, &c, born in Cambridge set­ tlement. She married William Ramsey, son of William Ramsey, Sr., who died nine days after the marriage. She subsequently married William Wren, moved to Alabama, and died childless. D 36. Eliab, son of Joseph05, &c, born in Cambridge settle­ ment. Moved to Alabama and died unmarried. He had a natural son by Miss Hacket, who died at Marietta, Ga.; his name was Joseph, to whom he left money by his will, and he married a Miss Davis, and had a son, Francis Marion Wardlaw. 37. Margaret, daughter of Joseph05, &c, born at Cambridge. Moved to Alabama, where she married. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 53

D 38. William, son of Robert06, son of William B1, son of Rob­ ert*1, born in Virginia, 1772. Married Isabel Nesbit; she died September 11, 1861. Killed at Browntown in War of 1812, August 13, 1812.

D 39. Samuel, son of Robert06, &c, born 1774, died May 6, 1848. Married Elizabeth Nesbit, sister of Isabel.

D 40. Martha, daughter of Robert06, &c., born in Augusta County, Va., October 19, 1776, died in Brown County, Ohio, in 1854. Married, first, Col. Henry Zumatt, in Harrison County, Ky.; he died 1814. Married, second, Major Benjamin Kimball; he was born August 31, 1778. One son, Henry (Kimball), born January 7, 1818.

D 41. John, son of Robert06, &c, born about 1780. Married Elizabeth Lance.

D 42. James, son of Robert06, &c, born . Married Nellie Erwin.

D 4°. Joseph, son of Robert08, &c., born April 21, 1791. Mar­ ried Sarah Kimball.

D 44. Hugh, son of Robert06, twin brother of Joseph, born April 21, 1791, died January 24, 1864. Married July 13, 1815, to Rebecca Hirons, who was born December 12, 1793, died March 19, 1871. Member of Captain Boorst- ler's Company in War of 1812. Was in Battle of Browns- town, where his brother, William038, was killed. See addenda for children of William"38, Samuel"39, Mar­ tha"*0, John"11, James"42, Joseph"43, Hugh"44, and later gen­ erations. 54 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

FIFTH GENERATION—E E 1. Margaret, daughter of JohnD1, son of William02, son of William151, son of Robert*1, born in Abbeville District, S. C. She married Col. James Devlin of Abbeville District. 1. Jane, born . Married Arch Little, or Tittle. 2. James M. 3. John L. 4. William B. 5. Daughter, married Leroy Purdy.

E 2. Sallie, daughter of John01, &c, born in Abbeville Dis­ trict; born 178— died 1823. She married Col. John Hearst, of same community, who was born 1787, died 1843, buried at Cedar Springs. 1. John Wardlaw, born 1814, died June 11, 1873. 2. Jane.

E 3. Samuel, son of John01, &c, born in Abbeville District, died in youth.

E 4. John, son of John01, &c, born in Abbeville District. Married Mrs. McCullum, nee Miss Jordan. 1. David Jordan, born October 25, 1823. Married M. E. Wideman, died April 25, 1894. 2. Eliza Ann, married John Ed. Foster.

E 5. William Bowman, son of John01, &c, born in Abbeville and died unmarried. By his will, re­ corded in Probate Judge's office at Abbeville, 1826, his prop­ erty was left to his Hearst and Devlin relatives. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 55

E 6. William, son of William02, son of John02, son of Wil­ liam18, son of Robert*1, born in Abbeville Dis­ trict. Moved with father to Alabama.

E 7. Margaret Only, daughter of William02, &c, born in Ab­ beville District. By mistake of the parson, she was baptized "Margaret Only." The story goes that her father intended that she should have only one name, but it had reached the ears of the preacher that a double name had been under discussion, and he concluded that "Only" was to be the middle name, so he solemnly baptized her "Mar­ garet Only," defeating the objection of her father to double names. It is said she had a peculiar white lock of hair amid brown tresses. Dr. W. C. Wardlaw, son of Uncle Robert, is also said to have had this singular white lock of hair. Mar­ garet Only married Mr. Stephens, ard lived in Brenville Parish, La.

E 8. Isaac, son of William02, &c, born in Abbeville District. Moved to Hinds County, Miss., and died unmar­ ried. 9. Thomas, son of William02, &c, born in Abbeville Dis­ trict, died in youth, 1850.

E 10. Zachary, son of William02, &c, born in Abbeville Dis­ trict, S. C. Moved to Alabama, died 1851. 1. Married first, Miss Stephens and had three daughters. 2. 3. Married second, Miss Folby S. Moore and had one son and two daughters. 4. Zachary, born 1845 in Warren County, Miss. 5. Lucy. 6. Juliet, died unmarried. 50 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

E 11. Lewis, son of William02, &c, born in Abbeville District. Werit to Alabama and thence to Hinds County, Miss., finally settling in Brenville Parish, La. Married.

E 12. George Bowie, son of Samuel03, son of John02, son of William81, son of Robert*1, born in Ab­ beville December 18, 1799, and died in Rome, Ga., January 15, 1860. Married Miss Maria Ross September 16, 1824. Mer­ chandized in Augusta and, perhaps, in Rome and Macon. 1. Elizabeth. 2.

E 13. Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel03, &c, born in Abbeville District. Married Alex. Gaston and moved to Wilcox County, Alabama, near David, W.

E 14. Jane, daughter of Samuel03, &c, born in Abbeville Dis­ trict. Lived at Rome, with her brother, George Bowie, until her marriage to Mr. Hill. Moved to Alabama and had children.

E 15. Eliab Allen, son of James04, son of John02, son of Wil­ liam81, son of Robert*1, born about 1796, in Anderson District, S. C. Married and moved Lo Texas, where he died.

E 16. John Moors, son of James04, &c, born in Anderson Dis­ trict about 1797, and died there about 1873. He was a respected farmer. Married about 1819, Miss Susan Geer of Anderson, who died in 1871. 1. Jesse Calvert, born December 26, 1823, in Anderson County, died March 29, 1885. 2. David Lewis, born , died 1887. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 57

3. Elijah Moore, born . 4. Joseph, born . 5. Nancy, born 1820, was living in Anderson County in 1872, unmarried.

E 17. Hugh Hutson, son of James04, &c, born in Anderson District, S. C, about 1800. He married Miss Elizabeth Harris about 1830, and died in Anderson County in 1869. 1. Hugh Calvert, born , died 1863. 2. Andrew C. 3. James L., born , in 2nd S. C. Rifles, C. S. A., died 1873. 4. Carroll Brown, born 1853. 5. J. Marshall.

E 18. Margaret, daughter of James04, &c, born about 1805. Married Martin Stone.

E 19. Elizabeth, daughter of James134, &c, born about 1810, died 1851.

E 20. Polly, daughter of James04, &c, born about 1815. She married J. H. Ballentine. 21. Nancy, probably confused with Nancy, daughter of John MooreE16.

E 22. William (Bowman), son of Jane06, daughter of John02, son of William81, son of Robert*1, born in Abbe­ ville District. Married Miss Rawlings. 1. Son. 2. Peggy. 58 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

E 23. John H. (Caldwell), son of Jane06, daughter of JohnC2, &c., died unmarried.

E 24. James H. (Caldwell), son of Jane06, &c, born in Abbe­ ville District, died there in 1844. Married, first, Miss Wilson; second, Miss Judy Varn. His widow mar­ ried Vachael Huey in 1845. 1. James.

E 25. Mahala, daughter of Hugh08, son of William131, son of Robert*1, born in Abbeville District, S. C, 1808. She was married June 5, 1828, to James Shellito, who was born July 2, 1800, and died May 13, 1877. 1. Frances Jane, born Jan. 5, 1829, died May 8, 189— 2. Sarah L., born Nov., 1830, died Nov. 4, 1832. 3. Elizabeth Caroline, born Aug., 1835, died . 4. William White, born Aug., 1835, died Aprli, 1882. 5. Mary Adeline, born Feb. 11, 1838, died . 6. Alfred S. born Sept. 11, 1840, died —. 7. Julia Augusta, born April 21, 1843, died . 8. Hugh Harper, born Nov. 17, 1844, died . 9. George Andrew, born March 2, 1849, died ——. 10. John S., bom Cct. 20, 1851, died July 6, 1862.

E 26. David Moore, son of Hnghos, son of John02, son of Wil­ liam131, son of Robert*1, born in Abbeville District, S. C, January 15, 1815, and died June 17, 1887. He married October 15, 1840, Elizabeth J. Paul, who was born September 29, 1821. He lived long years in the Lower Long Cane section, being a successful farmer, and much respected. 1. Mary Ann, born Aug. 2, 1841, died May 10, 1908. Unmarried. 2. Margaret Mahala, born Aug. 14, 1843, died September 5, 1845. Unmarried. 3. Agnes Isabella, born September 14, 1845, died De- GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 59

cember, 1880. Married John Devlin. 4. William Paul, born April 1, 1848, died . Mar­ ried Ida Miller. 5. George Hugh, born April 11, 1850, died . Mar­ ried Caroline Cheatham. 6. Samuel Moore, born July 6, 1852, died 1922. Married Susan Ramsey. 7. Infant Son, born August 26, 1854, died Septem- tember 1, 1854. 8. Nancy Elizabeth, born September 2, 1855, died No­ vember 2, 1859. 9. David Andrew, born August 17, 1857, died June 4, 1924. Married Sallie Burnett. 10. Lenora Jane, born January 7, 1860. Unmarried. 11. John Lewis, born February 28, 1862. Married Margaret Smith.

E 27. John A. (Stuart), son of Margaret09, daughter of John02, son of William81, son of Robert*1, born in Abbe­ ville District, S. C. He was a doctor and practiced at Green­ wood, S. C. He married, in succession, two daughters of Col. Larkin Griffin.

E 28. Mary Ann (Stuart), daughter of Margaret09, &c, born in Abbeville District, S. C. She married Dr. Alex. Griffin, son of Col. Larkin Griffin. 29. Margaret (Stuart), daughter of Margaret09, &c, born in Abbeville District, S. C, died about 183—.

E 30. Wardlaw (Lewis), son of Hannah011, daughter of John02, son of William81, son of Robert*1. He mar­ ried a daughter of Sam Pearce, of Columbia, S. C. NOTE Six numbers, 31 to 36, were omitted, with the hope of being able to fill them in with families of D generation, but the information was never available. CO GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

E 37. Mary M., daughter of Dr. William1519, son of William03, son of William131, son of Robert*1, born, prob­ ably in Richmond, Va., 1793, died March 15, 1829, unmarried, and was buried in the cemetery at Old St. John's Church.

E 38. Martha J., daughter of Dr. William019, &c, born, prob­ ably in Richmond, 1797, died May 18, 1828, and was buried in the cemetery at Old St. John's Church. Hayden's Virginia Genealogies, page 277, says: She married November 13, 1817, John Henry Eustace; he was born Novem­ ber 19, 1791, and died in 1864. Is mentioned as newspaper man, son of Capt. Hancock Eustace. 1. William Wardlaw (Eustace), born September 13, 1.818. Was an M. D. Married June 17, 1851, Martha Virginia Lamb of Philadelphia. She was born 1829 and died 1872. He graduated as M. D. in 1844. Lived at Garrisonville, Va. Their children were: Frank, born 1853. William Wardlaw, Jr., born 1856, died 1879. Conway, born 1859.

E 39. Jane, recorded as daughter of Dr. William039, &c. I think this must be the same as "Martha J."

E 40. Hugh Cornwall, son of William20, son of Hugh04, son of William131, son of Robert*1, born ——. He married and died without issue. His widow mar­ ried Rev. Robert Jackson, of Campbell County, Ga.

E 41. Alexander, son of William20, son of Hugh04, son of Wil­ liam131, son of Robert*1, born about 1784. He married July 3, 1817, and moved to Pearl River, where he lived until 1824 or 25, when he moved to Hinds County, Miss., where he died, leaving a widow and children. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 61

E 42. James, son of William1'20, &c, born 1786, died at Law­ renceville, Ga., 1835. He married in 1818, in Jackson County, Ga. Was Clerk of Court of Gwinnette Coun­ ty. His widow moved, with children, to Walker County. 1. William Marion, born 1818, died unmarried at Ringold, Ga., in 1861. 2. Joseph Madison, born 1822, died in Rome, Ga., 1895. 3. Mary H. (or Jane), born 1824. 4. James Clarke, born 1827. 5. John R., born 1830, died in Walker County, Ga., in 1884.

E 43. Elizabeth, daughter of William1320, &c, born . Mar­ ried T. McGuire of Dahlonega, Ga.

E 44. Frances, daughter of William1320, &c. Married Septi­ mus Taylor of Gwinnette County, Ga.

E 45. Temperance, daughter of William1320, &c. Married Thomas Wadsworth and moved to Illinois.

E 46. Mary, daughter of William1320, son of Hugh04, &c. Mar­ ried David McWhorter, and lived near David1323, in Alabama. 1. John. 2. Mary Hale. 3. Elizabeth Jane.

E 47. Absalom, son of William1320, &c. Married in Talledega, Alabama.

E 48. Samuel McCully, son of William1320, &c. Lived in Har­ ris County, Ga. 62 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

E 49. David Lewis, son of William1520, &c. Married . Lived at Rosswell, Ga., where he died, September 13, 1870. Was a; Presiding Elder. 1. Ralph born -—, killed while in C. S. A., leaving son and two daughters. 2. Paden, born , killed while serving in C. S. A., had had a son, P. A. W., Train Master. 3. William, born , killed while serving in C. S. A. 4. John, born . 5. Amanda, born . Married McCurdy. 6. Julia, born . Married E. B. Grim in Texas. 7. C. M., born 1853. I had a letter from him, dated La­ Grange, Ga.

E 50. Jane Russell, daughter of William1520, &c. Married G. W. Dunbar of Gwinnette County, Ga. 51. Robert Hilliard, son of William1520, &c. Lived in Cham­ bers County, Alabama.

E 52. Micajah, son of William1520, son of Hugh04, son of Wil­ liam81, son of Robert*1. Lived in Chattahoo­ chee County, near Columbus, Ga. Married , who died October, 1840; married, second, Miss Jane McBryde. 1. William. 2. Mary Ann Rebecca. 3.

E 53. Lucinda, daughter of William1520, &c. Married Rev. G. W. Talley of Harris County, Ga.

E 54. William Jackson, son of William1520, &c. Was a Meth­ odist preacher for 50 years. Died suddenly about 1895, while seated in a buggy at Shady Dale, Georgia. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 63

E 55. John Baptist, son of William020, &c, born , 1816, died May 9, 1896. Married Miss Martha E. Goodall. Methodist preacher for long years in Georgia, also lived at Christiansburg, Va. Scholarly man; greatly re­ spected.

1. Caroline B., married Col. Robert M, Martin of Lou­ isville, Ky. A daughter, Ocey W., mar­ ried her cousin, Fletcher Snead, and died at Orange, N. J., in 1907. 2. Mary, married Snead, and had two sons, Wardlaw, who died early, and Fletcher, who married Ocey W. Martin. 3. Virginia, died 191—, unmarried. 4. John Banks, born in Georgia, March 7, 1854, died July 23, 1881, at Christiansburg, Va„ at residence of his maternal aunt, Mrs. 0. S. Pollock. One of the brilliant men of his time. Graduated with honors, prizes, &c, from Boston and Olin Institute, Blacksburg, Va., Randolph- Macon College, and Princeton. Early death cut short a prom­ ising career as educator and writer. Married 1880, Lizzie Da­ vidson of Baltimore, who died soon afterwards. 5. Albert Goodall, born Jan. 20, 1856, at Fort Valley, Ga.

E 56. Joseph, son of William020, son of Hugh04, &c. Lived in Jones Valley, Ala.

E 57. Francis Marion, son of William020, &c. Was a Meth­ odist preacher in Alabama; died, 1859, in Opelika, Ala.

E 58. Elizabeth Alice, daughter of James021, son of Hugh04, son of William151, son of Robert*1, born at Abbeville Court House, S. C, July 7, 1797, died October 11, 1804, and was buried at Upper Long Cane. 64 GENEALOGY OF THE WARiDLAW FAMILY

E 59. David Lewis, son of James021, son of Hugh04, son of William111, son of Robert*1, born March 28, 1799, Thursday, 9 p. m., at the old "Quay" house, owned in 1892 by Thomas P. Thomson, Esq., at Abbeville Court House, S. C. First white male child born in the embryonic town of Abbeville. Baptized by the Rev. Dr. Wilson. He was of medium height, of compact, square build, dark hair and blue eyes, and clean shaven face. After attending the schools of John Hamilton, Andrew Hamilton, Francis Walker, William Sadler, James Curry and William Robertson, Jr., in January, 1810, he entered the famous classical school of Dr. Moses Waddel at Willington, in the lower part of the county. In November, 1814, he entered the Junior Class of the South Carolina College, graduating therefrom in 1816, with the first honors of his class, in the 17th year of his age. He returned to to Abbeville and read law with Governor Noble, being admit­ ted to the Bar at Columbia in April, 1820. He practiced law in partnership with Patrick Noble, afterwards Governor, for some years. Was elected a member of the Legislature in October, 1826; Speaker of the House of Representatives in 1836; Law Judge in December, 1841; Associate Justice of the Court of Appeals in 1865. He was President of the State Convention of 1865; member of Philadelphia Convention of 1868; member of Secession Convention of 1860, signing the famous Ordinance; Trustee of South Carolina College for thirty years. After the Radical Governor, Scott, deprived him of the judicial office, which he had adorned for so many years, he was made Cashier of the Citizens Bank of Abbeville, 1869; resigning in 1872 on account of impaired health. He died at Abbeville June, 1873, of paralysis, and was buried at Upper Long Cane. He was noted for intelligence, firmness, dignity, integrity and justice. He ranked as one of the em­ inent judges of his day. He was married at Augusta, Ga., by Rev. Wm. Moderell, January 13, 1825, to Sarah Rebecca, daughter of George and Mary Lucia (Garvey) Allen, who Avas born May 6, 1807, and died at Abbeville, June 17, 1845. Their children, all born at Abbeville, were: 1. Mary Elizabeth, born Mar. 24, 1826, died July 12, 1827. DGE DAVID LEWIS WARDLAW CHANCELLOR FRANCIS HIGH WARDLAW GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 65

2. Susan Caroline, born April 3, 1827, died Sept. 19, 1878. 3. James Francis, born Feb. 5, 1829, died Nov. 18, 1834. 4. Rosalie Maria, born April 9, 1831, died , 1892. 5. Lucia Garvey, born April 22, 1833, died Oct. 29, 1897. 6. Ella Coalter, born March 3, 1835, died Sept. 3, 1887. 7. George Allen, born July 12, 1837, died July 9, 1865. 8. Sarah Margaret, born Sept. 27, 1839, died Feb. 26, 1911. 9. Jane Eliza, born May 9, 1842, died Sept, —, 1903. 10. Alice Rebecca, born June 4, 1845, died April 21, 1929.

E 60. Francis Hugh, son of James"21, son of Hugh14, son of son of William"1, son of Robert", born at the "Quay House," his father's home, Abbeville, S. C, De­ cember 11, 1800. Baptized by Rev. Dr. Wilson. Large, tall, fine looking man. Attended district schools of Francis Walk­ er, James Curry, Thomas Fulton, Robertson, Sadler and oth­ ers, and in 1812 entered the famous Waddel Academy, con­ tinuing his studies at Wiilingtcn until 1814, when, on account of sickness, he returned home; and was then in his father's office, and at school, until April 13, 1816, when he entered the Junior Class of South Carolina College, graduating there­ from December, 1818, like his brother, David Lewis, with the first honor of his class. He read law at Abbeville with Alex. Bowie, Esq., and was admitted to the Bar in Charleston, Jan­ uary, 1822, and in Equity at Columbia, April 26, 1822. He went to Edgefield in 1822, and formed a partnership with Whitfield Brooks, Esq. He edited the Edgefield paper, 1829 to 1832. He was a member of the State Conventions of 1832, 1852 and 1860, being one of only three or four men who were members of all these Conventions. He was elected Chan­ cellor in Equity December 3, 1850, continuing in the office until December 2, 1859, when he was elected Judge of the Court of Appeals. He prepared the original draft of the Ordinance of Secession. He enjoyed a most enviable reputation for legal knowledge and general learning. His opinions were based on the soundest principles of law and equity and were models of rhetorical beauty; and today form an important and valuable 06 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY part of the Court records. He died at the home of Major Theo. Stark, in Columbia, May 29, 1861, being buried at the Baptist Church Yard at Edgefield, there being at the time no Presbyterian Church in the town. He was married at Airville, near Hamburg, S. C, by Rev. Henry Reed of Augusta, on April 22, 1835, to Ann Gresham, daughter of Thomas G. and Martha Leland (Curry) Lamar, who was born September 22, 1812, and died June 25, 1863. Their children were: 1. Hannah Clarke, born Nov. 12, 1836, died of croup, May 22, 1837. 2. Thomas Lamar, born June 23, 1838, died July 17, 1861. 3. Martha Eliza, born Jan. 15, 1842, died 189— 4. James Lewis, born Oct. 21, 1844, died March 11, 1828. 5. Jane Alice, born Dec. 28, 1846, baptized Dec. 31, 1848, died March 26, 1849. 6. Francis Hugh, born May 28, 1849, died Dec. 5, 1887. 7. Robert Harper, born Jan. 1, 1852, died July 3, 1852.

E 61. James Harper, son of James091, son of Hugh04, &c, born July 14, 1802, died March 30, 1807.

Buried at Long Cane.

E 62. Elizabeth Amanda, daughter of James021, son of Hugh04, &c, born at Abbeville, May 23, 1805. Baptized by Rev. James McElhaney. She was educated at the Yorkville Female Academy, Miss Usher, pres­ ident. On November 20, 1822, she was married to Simeon S. Bonham, son of James B. and Sophia Bonham of Edgefield. They lived for some years near Abbeville at a place called "White Lick Plantation." In 1828, they moved to Wilcox County, Ala., where her husband died July 10, 1835. She married, second, the Rev. Abiezer C. Ramsey on August 3, 1837. He was a Methodist minister, who was born 1809, and died February 12, 1891. She died June 3, 1854, at Oak GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 67

Hill, Wilcox County, Alabama. Her children by her first mar­ riage were: 1. Hannah Sophia (Bonham), born in Abbeville Coun­ ty, March 20, 1824, died November 26, 1841, unmarried. 2. Ann Smith, born in Abbeville County, Nov. 7, 1825, died in Florida, Dec. —, 1899. 3. Elizabeth Amanda, born in Abbeville County July 17, 1827, died . 4. James Wardlaw, born in Alabama June 23, 1829, died Sept. 12, 1835. 5. Sarah Jane, born in Alabama March 1, 1831, died Sept. 6, 1834. 6. Julia Jemima, born in Alabama Aug. 23, 1832, died Sept. 30, 1834. 7. Margaret Caroline, born in Alabama March 12, 1834, died Feb. —, 1910. Issue by second marriage to Rev. Ramsey: 8. Jane Perrin (Ramsey), born May 14, 1838, died. 9. David L. Wardlaw, born Jan. 16, 1840, died . 10. Mary Eliza, born Sept. 12, 1841, died . 11. Wm. Andrew, born June 18, 1843, died March 18, 1910. 12. Robert Clarke, born Feb. 12, 1845, died in C. S. A., 1862, at Camp Butler, 111. 13. Cornelia Porter, born Nov. 23, 1846, died . 14. Abiezer Clarke, born Dec. 11, 1850, died of typhoid fever January, 1873.

Rev. Mr. Ramsey married second January, 1858, Jane E. Hearne, by whom he had two children: Mary Caroline, died at 18, effects of burn. Ella, died at 4, of scarlet fever. Mrs. Jane Ramsey died 1886. 68 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

E 63. Robert Henry, son of JamesD21, son of Hugh04, son of William131, son of Robert*1, born at his father's home at Abbeville, S. C, at 12 o'clock, Tuesday night, April 28, 1807. He attended schools of William Robertson, Jr., 1815-16; Sami. Houston, Jr., 1817-18. In father's office, 1819. At school of Alpheus Baker, 1820, then at J. H. Gay's school at Willington; Amos Moore in town, and at S. W. Doggett's school, 1822-23. In May, 1825, he entered the ad­ vanced Sophomore Class of the South Carolina College, a few days after Lafayette's arrival in Columbia; and left college while in Junior Class, 1826, being called home to become his father's Deputy Clerk of Court in October, 1826. He was baptized by Rev. Hugh Dickson, August 9, 1807. In June, 1838, he entered into partnership with his brother, Alfred, and conducted a large mercantile business at Abbeville until 1849, he then took in his son, James Alfred, as a partner, and this firm continued until 1858, when their store was destroyed by fire. He was elected an Elder in the Upper Long Cane Church, October 13, 1850, and continued in that office until April 22, 1868, when he became an Elder in the village church, serving as elder continuously for 37 years. He succeeded his father, James, as secretary or clerk of the Long Cane Society in 1842. This society was organized in 1793, and for 94 years—until 1887—it had only two secretaries—James Wardlaw and his son, Robert H. He was for years Clerk of the South Carolina Synod, and several times Commissioner to the General As­ sembly. In 1866 he was made District Judge for Abbeville. In 186— he was Cashier of the Abbeville branch of the State Bank. In person, he. was of medium height, rather stout, with full white beard. Noted for his integrity, honesty, piety, punctuality and accuracy. Known by almost every one as "Uncle Robert." He had ten sons in the Confederate Service, nine in actual service and one, crippled, as Tax Collector for the Confederacy. He died July 18, 1887, and was buried at Long Cane; the last of his father's family. On Thursday, July 8, 1830, he was married by Dr. Barr to Eliza, daughter of Andrew and Rosey Ann (Watts) Bowie, at the home of her brother, Alex. Bowie, Esq. (house afterwards owned by Dr. ROBERT HENRY WARDLAW GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 69

Archer). His wife, who was born June 3, 1808, and died August 9, 1883, was an unusually fine woman, of great firm­ ness, kindness and piety. Her family, the Bowies, were among the first settlers of the District and numbered several distin­ guished members. Uncle Robert states that he and his wife were intimately associated from their earliest childhood, be­ ing baptized at the same time, attended same schools, and lived together as man and wife for over fifty years.

Their children were: 1. Andrew Bowie, born Nov. 15, 1831, died Dec. 14, 1888. 2. James Alfred, born July 27, 1833, died Sept. 29, 1862. 3. Rosa, born Dec. 1, 1834, died Sept. 9, 1835. 4. Samuel Watt, born Feb. 5, 1836, died April 2, 1894. 5. William Clarke, born Sept. 3, 1837, died Sept. 3, 1893. 6. John Langdon, born Dec. 23, 1838, died Mar. 22, 1879. 7. Robert Henry, born Nov. 6, 1840, died May 5, 1865. 8. Francis Harper, born Jan. 25, 1842, died June 30, 1862. 9. Lewis Joseph, born June 3, 1844, died April 5, 1845. 10. David Alexander, born Sept. 30, 1845, died Sept. 13, 1878. 11. Thomas Perrin, born July 20, 1847, died Nov. 27, 1915. 12. Charles Coffin, born Nov. 23, 1849, died Aug. 4, 1885. 13. Joseph Walter, born Feb. 14, 1852, died Mar. 10, 1853.

E 64. Mary Caroline, daughter of James"21, son of Hugh*-4, son of William111, son of Robert*', born at Abbeville, August 6, 1809. She was a good, pious woman; lived at her father's home, unmarried, and until her death, September 8, 1843. She was buried at Upper Long Cane; her epitaph is as follows: "She was a member of this Church, her life of blameless purity and active benevolence and the merits of the Saviour upon which she relied, justify the hope that she has joined her pious parents in heaven."

E 65. Jane Eliza, daughter of James"21, son of Hugh''1, son of William"1, son of Robert*1, was born at Abbeville, December 11, 1811. Baptized by . Edu- 70 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

cated at schools of S. W. Doggett; in Greenville at Dr. John­ son's, 1825, and at Dr. Mark's in Columbia in 1826. She was short and stout in person; kind and given to hospitality; and greatly beloved and respected by her kindred and friends. After the loss of her husband's handsome residence, by fire, on Februry 14, 1877, she lived in the old Nelson house, and subsequently with her daughter, Mrs. Judge Cothran, at the house where she first lived after marriage, and where all of her children were born. She died at Abbeville, September 9, 1881, and was buried at Long Cane. She was married by Dr. Barr, January 19, 1830, to Thomas Chiles Perrin, son of Sam­ uel Perrin, of the Hard Labor section of the District. He was born October 1, 1805, and died May 14, 1878, of heart disease. Colonel Perrin was a prominent lawyer, and held in very high esteem. He was graduated from the South Car­ olina College in 1826; admitted to the Bar in 1828; elected to the Legislature in 1842, and to the Senate in 1846. President of the G. and C. R. R., 1853 to 1866. President of Bible So­ ciety and Ruling Elder at Upper Long Cane and village Churches for 18 years. Was a member of the State Conven­ tions of 1852, 1860 and 1863. Signed the Ordinance of Seces­ sion. Noted for uprightness and integrity. It is probable that his family was among the French Huguenots who came to America about 1700 to 20, and after a stay of some years in Virginia, finally settled in Abbeville and Edgefield Coun­ ties about 1765 to 70. Their children, all born at Abbeville, were: 1. Amanda Elizabeth, born Nov. 9, 1830, died Sept. 13, 1831 2. Mary Eunice, born Feb. 16, 1832, died Apr. 23, 1874 3. James Wardlaw, born May 8, 1833, died Dec. 13, 1890 4. Emma Chiles, born Nov. 5, 1834, died Sept. 23, 1916 5. Hannah Clarke, born May 11, 1836, died Dec. 5, 1918 6. William Henry, born Feb. 13, 1838, died June 27,1862 7. Lewis Wardlaw, born May 2, 1839, died June 25, 1907 8. Sarah Eliza, born Dec. 31, 1840, died Apr. 11, 1925 9. Thomas Samuel, born Mar. 10, 1845, died May 3, 1863 10. Francis Hugh, born Oct. 17, 1846, died Sept. 13, 1854 11. George Clopton, born Jan. 3, 1850, died Nov. 18, 1912 12. Robert Coalter, born Sept. 19,1852, died Dec. 29, 1853 DR. JOSEPH JAMES WARDLAW GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 71 E 66. Joseph James, son of JamesD2\ son of Hugh04, son of William"1, son of Robert", was born at his father's home, called the Quay—Thomson house—at Ab­ beville, S. C, October 29, 1814. Baptized by Dr. Barr, Janu­ ary 1, 1815. Attended schools in the District taught by S. W. Doggett, A. W. Shellito, A. Moore, Fulton, Baker and others. Entered Junior Class, South Carolina College, October, 1831, and was graduated, A. B., therefrom December, 1833. Read medicine at Abbeville with Dr. Samson V. Caine, a sur­ geon of considerable note. Attended medical lectures at the South Carolina Medical College at Charleston, 1834 to 1835; and at Jefferson Medical College at Philadelphia, 1835 to 1836, graduating P.l. D. with distinction, from the latter college in 1836. Returned to Abbeville, May, 1836, and at once entered upon a large and lucrative practice. As a student he was in­ dustrious and bright; as a physician he was kind, painstaking, skillful, untiring; eminently successful and greatly beloved by his patients. As a man, he was endowed with fine sense and excellent judgment; exceedingly high toned, manly, brave and courteous; of deep piety and genuine kindness of heart and nobility of purpose; greatly respected for his integrity and for his skill as a physician and surgeon. My father was a large, tall man, standing full six feet, weighing about 175 pounds, with blue eyes and light brown hair. As I remember him, with full grey beard. In 1858-59 was elected a member of the Legislature, but declined re-election, preferring to de­ vote his time to his profession. Was an active member of Medical Societies and other organizations. Consistent and useful member of the Presbyterian Church. In 1872, he moved with his family to Walhalla, hoping to regain his health in that fine climate, and to be with his son, Capt. J. C. Wardlaw. He died on July 2, 1873, the result of a fall which broke his thigh or hip bone, finally causing peritonitis. His body was carried to Abbeville and laid to rest by the side of his three sons and scores of relatives, in the Upper Long Cane Cemetery. On Wednesday evening, January 16, 1839, he was married by Dr. Barr, at Bolton, Abbeville District, S. C, to Miss Mary Ann, daughter of Col. James Hervey and Jane Donnom Witherspoon of Lancaster, S. C, who at that time lived with her father 72 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY and step-mother at the latter's home at Bolton. My mother was born in the Waxhaw, Lancaster District, S. C, February 26, 1818, and died at the home of her son-in-law, Thomas S. Moorman, Esq., at Columbia, S. C, December 4, 1890. A record of her family is found in my "Witherspoon Genealogy." She was educated at schools at Lancaster, York and Cam­ den. She had a fine mind, very retentative memory; unusual­ ly well read, and conversant with many subjects. Her char­ acter was a wonderful combinationof gentleness and strength; of kindness and firmness. She loved everyone and was be­ loved in return; always bright and with much quiet humor. Soon after marriage, father bought a house from Mr. John S. Bowie, which was enlarged, and where all his children were reared. The home is now used as a manse (having undergone changes) by the Presbyterians of Abbeville. The handsome Church and several dwellings occupying the lot formerly owned by the family. The names of the ten children occur on the next page. Doctor Wardlaw was a Deacon in the Up­ per Long Cane Church and was elected an Elder in the Abbe­ ville Church, but declined the office. 1. James Witherspoon, born at Abbeville, S. C, January 10, 1840, died at Columbia, S. C, July 6, 1860. 2. Clarke, born at Abbeville, S. C, April 12, vember 9, 1888. 1841, died at Paducah, Ky., No- 3. Thornwell, born at Abbeville, S. C, June 4, 4. Lewis Alfred 1842, died in Abbeville, July 13, 1843 born at Abbeville, S. C, January 4, 5. Mary Witherspoon, 1844, died in Abbeville, June 6, 1863 born at Abbeville, S. C, August 24, 6. Nancy Thornwell, 1846, died at. Columbia, Aug. 2, 1888 7. Jane Donnom, born at Abbeville, S. C, Nov. 9,1850 born at Abbeville, S. C, August 2, 8. Frances Elizabeth, 1853, died at Yorkville, Nov. 8, 1905 9. Joseph George, born at Abbeville, S. C, Feb. 26, 1856 10. Helen Margaret, born at Abbeville, S. C, Apr. 4, 1859 born at Abbeville, S. G. August 15, 1863. MAJOR WILLIAM ALFRED WARDLAW GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 73

E 67. William Alfred, son of JamesD2\ son of Hugh04, son of William81, son of Robert", born at Ab­ beville, S. C, in home of his father, afterwards owned by him­ self, on November 6, 1816. Baptized by Dr. Barr. Attended schools taught by Doggett, Means, Shellito, Baker and others at Abbeville, S. C, and McClintock at Pendleton. Glerked for Bain and also for Carmichael, in Augusta, Ga. Then went to Charleston to engage in business with Kelsey and Halstead; thence with Wm. Keen in New York. From 1838 to 1849 was in partnership with his brother, Robert, in a large mercantile establishment at Abbeville. Moved to Charleston 1849 as a cotton factor, in partnership with S. G. Barker in 1850; Walk­ er in 1852. Carew in 1863. In 1855 elected a director in Bank of Charleston. Master of Union Kilwining Lodge, A. F M. Major in old militia. Secretary and treasurer Ancient Artil­ lery. Amassed considerable property. Suffered by the war. Rather short, stout man; energetic, systematic and success­ ful. Exceedingly courteous and refined. On April 23, 1840, he was married by Dr. Barr to Iwanona (Ivy), eldest daughter of Edward and Kittie (Calhoun) Tilman of Abbeville District, S. C. She was born November 15, 1820, and died January 28, 1863, being buried at Upper Long Cane. He died in Charles­ ton, S. C, on November 11, 1876, of apoplexy, and alone; his remains were carried to Abbeville and buried by the side of his wife and son. His children were: 1. Edward Tilman, born March 13, 1841, died June 8, 1843. 2. James Joseph, born Sept. 22, 1842, died June 20, 1843 3. Arthur, born March 23, 1845, died May 5, 1864. 4. Edward Robert, born April 15, 1847, died June 24, 1854. 5. David Lewis, born Jan. 2, 1850, died , 18—. 6. William Alfred, born Jan. 1, 1852, died March 30, 1863. 7. Hiram Tilman, born Feb. 3, 1854, died Nov. 5, 1908.

E 68. Ann Louise, daughter of James021, &c, born at Abbe­ ville, February 22, 1819, died October 12, 1821. Baptized by Dr. Barr. Buried at Long Cane. Died of whooping cough. 74 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

E 69. Hannah Margaret, daughter of JamesD21, &c, bom at Abbeville, October 7, 1821. Bap­ tized by Dr. Barr, Educated at Barhamville, Dr. Marks, near Columbia. Short and stout; quite pretty; kind, generous and hospitable; consistent member of Presbyterian Church. She died on September 18, 1879, of congestion of the brain, and was buried at Liberty Hill, S. C. On April 28, 1840, she was married by Dr. Barr, to Col. Lewis J. Patterson, son of Joseph and Elizabeth (Collins) Patterson of Liberty Hill, Kershaw County, S. C. He was born May 19, 1810. Prepared for col­ lege at Mount Zion Institute at Winnsboro under Prof. Sam Stafford, and was graduated from the South Carolina College in 1830. Was a wealthy planter. Officer in Florida War, 1836. Member of Legislature, 1836 to 1842, and of the Sen­ ate, 1878 to 1882. He died April 23, 1892, and was buried at Liberty Hill. This couple were without children.

E 70. Margaret, daughter of John"2-, son of Hugh04, son of William131, son of Robert*1.

E 71. Elizabeth, daughter of John022, &c, died unmarried in Mississippi.

E 72. Jane Ann, daughter of John022, &c.

E 73. Hugh Hutson, son of John022, &c, either he or a son married a granddaughter of George Walden, March 1, 1838.

E 74. Vashti, daughter of John022, &c.

E 75. James Noble, son of John022, &c. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 75

E 76. Lydia, daughter of JohnD22, &c. 77. David, son of John022, &c. Margaret, born July 26, 1828, died March 13, 1908, at Green­ wood, S. C, buried at Andrews Chapel. Married William A. Moore, large planter. Their children were: J. A., Mrs. A. Wallace, Mrs. A. M. Howell, Wm. J., J. D. and D. W.

E 78. Hugh Waller, son of Joseph023, son of Hugh04, son of William131, son of Robert*1, born near Greenwood, then Abbeville County, S. C, , died 1857. Married Elizabeth Waller, who after his death married Seals.

E 79. Ann, daughter of Joseph023, &c, born near Greenwood, S. C. Married Leroy Watson and died without issue.

E 80. Harriet, daughter of Joseph025, &c, born near Green­ wood; lived near Cambridge until about 1846. Married Thomas Whitelock and moved to Florida in 1846, died in Florida. 1. William Waller. 2. Amanda Frances. 3. Joseph Wardlaw. 4. Harriet Newell. 5. Ann Eliza. 6. Charles. 7. Lewis. 8. Hunter.

E 81. Benjamin Franklin, son of Joseph025, son of Hugh04, son of William131, son of Robert*1, born . Married Mary Livingston, May, 1847. She died . 76 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

Married second Livingston, both daughters of Thomas and Margaret (Fraser) Livingston; without issue. He was a member of the Charleston Convention, 1860. Major C. S. A. County Judge Madison County, Florida.

E 82. Joseph Newton, son of Joseph1'25, &c, died unmarried, August 15, 1843, at home of Judge Jno. C. McGuire, in Florida.

E 83. Hugh Marshall, son of Robert"2", son of Hugh1 4, son of William151, son of Robert*1, born on Long Cane, Abbeville District, S. C, 1810, died 1887. Mar­ ried Eliza Robertson, August 10, 1848, without issue. Lived near Hodges, and is buried in an old graveyard near road from Abbeville to Hodges, in what is known as the Roost section of the county. The name Marshall comes through the Weth- eralls, with whom his mother was connected. His wife was the daughter of Samuel Robertson. She died about 1898, aged about 84, at residence of her niece, Mrs. Thomas C. Seal, at Abbeville. A good woman, ardent Presbyterian; gave land for building Shiloh Church, near Douglass' Mill.

E 84. Elizabeth Ann, daughter of Robert"2'', son of Hugh14, &c, was born in Abbeville County, S. C, April 6, 1812, died . Went with W. Sami. Cothran and others to Athens or Rome, Ga.; thence to Alabama, during Civil War, 1865; thence to Texas. Married December 15,, 1831, D. R. Caldwell (Big Nullifier), who was born May 31, 1811; son of Sheriff and Legislator James Caldwell and Miss Forrest of Newberry, S. C. Their children were:

1. James Alfred, born October 14, 1832. 2. Robert Wardlaw, born November 21, 1834. 3. Mary Elizabeth, born Sept. 4, 1836; died. 4. Lucy Elizabeth Frances, born May 6, 1838. 5. Rebecca born August 24, 1844. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 77

6. Hugh Marshall, born June 11, 1847. 7. Mary Ann, born March 27, 1849.

E 85. Hugh Hutson (Calvert), son of Jane"27 (Calvert), daughter of Hugh04, son of William131, son of Robert", born in Abbeville County, S. C, 1800, died 1882. Married twice, one of his wives being a daughter of Alex. Stuart (or Stewart), and moved to Texas. 1. Jesse Alex., married and had a daughter, Jessie. 2. Daniel Stewart, born April 20, 1827. 3. Jane Elizabeth, married Taylor of Austin.

E 85 1-2. Frances Jane (Calvert), daughter of Jane"27 (Cal­ vert), &c, born in Abbeville County, S. C, April 2, 1807, died at home of Mrs. Cheatham April 11, 1877. She married December 23, 1823, Captain William Smith, son of Stony Point Bill and Lucy Smith, who died September 11, 1872, aged 72 years, 3 mos. and 20 days. She was a good, pious woman, and admired by her relatives. She was very deaf. As a small boy, I recall a visit to her home near Morton's Mill, and my awe of her "speaking trumpet." Most of their children died in infancy. 1. Nancy Elizabeth, born May 25, 1824, died Nov. 8, 1284 2. William Wright, born Aug. 3, 1825, died Aug. 20, 1825. 3. Jesse, born Sept. 17, 1826, died Jan. 28, 1827. 4. Jane Amanda, born Jan. 6, 1828, died , 1860. She married, February 2, 1847, Dr. James W. W. Marshall, brother of Col. J. Foster Marshall, and died, leaving William, who moved to Missouri, Fannie, Janie and Samuel (unmarried). Dr. Marshall married second Fanny Calhoun, daughter of Capt. James C. Calhoun, of the Mills, and Miss Derracatt, by whom he has several children. Mrs. Marshall is still living (1929), over 97 years of age. Fannie married Harry Pickney; after her death he was married to Janie Marshall. 5. Thomas Wright, married and had Thomas and others 78 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

E 86. Nancy Caroline (Calvert), daughter of Jane027 (Cal­ vert), &c, born in Abbeville County, S. C, August 25, 181—. Married first, L. Cobb, no issue; mar­ ried second James Dunn and had four daughters; married third James Anderson, son of Richard L. Anderson, October 2, 1831. (See note, page 78.)

E 87. Elizabeth Wardlaw, (Calvert), daughter of Jane027 (Calvert), &c, born in Abbeville County, S. C. Married W. B. Leak in 1829, and moved to Ala­ bama in 1847. 1. Frances Jane, born April 9, 1831. 2. John, born , died . 3. Lucy Ann, born March 10, 1836. 4. Jos. Wessley, born March 27, 1838. 5. Mary Elizabeth, born October 11, 1840. 6. William Calvert, born March 1, 1843. 7. Caroline Ann, born June 1, 1846.

E 88. Mary Eliza (Calvert), daughter of Jane27 (Calvert), &c, born in Abbeville County, S. C, married, June 8, 1841, to John Anderson of Edgefield, S. C, then wid­ ower of Miss Foster, daughter of John Foster. John Ander­ son died November, 1845. 1. Jane, born — . She M. E., then married, second, Thomas L. Cheatham.

E 89. Lucy E. (Calvert), daughter of Jane1127 (Calvert), &c, born in Abbeville County, S. C, died April 22, 1841, in Alabama.

E 90. Mary Ann, daughter of Hugh Hutson1528, son of Hugh", son of William151, son of Robert", born in JAMES WARDLAW GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 79

Abbeville District (now County), reared by her step-grand­ mother, wife of Hugh. She married Benj. A. Hodges, son of Major John Hodges and his second wife. He was a Baptist minister at Marion, Perry County, Alabama, in 1847. 1. Francis Marion.

E 91. Joseph, son of William1531, son of Joseph05, son of Wil­ liam81, son of Robert ", born in Abbeville Coun­ ty, S. C. Married Niswanger and lived in Texas. A daughter married Roman.

E 92. Isaac, son of William1131, son of Joseph05, &c, born in Abbeville County, moved to Alabama. E 93. Thomas, son of William1531, &c, born in Abbbeville county, moved to Alabama. Note The children of Nancy Caroline1586 by her second husband, James Dunn, were: 1. Allie Ann, married John Nickles, who was killed in the Civil War. 2. Jane, married William Richey, whose daughter, Ada, married William F. Perrin. 3. Elizabeth, married John Swaney, 2nd Preston Butler. 4. Margaret, married Benj. F. Smith, whose daughter, Margaret, married John L. Wardlaw. Children of Nancy Caroline1286, by her third husband, James L. Anderson: 5. Jesse, killed during Civil War. 6. William, killed during Civil War. 7. James, died . 8. Richard S., lives at Edgefield. 9. Frances, died . 10. Thomas, lives in Oklahoma. 11. Caroline, died . 80 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

SIXTH GENERATION—F

F 1. Jane (Devlin), daughter of Margaret151, daughter of JohnD1, son of William02, son of William111, son of Robert*1, born in Abbeville County, S. C. ———. Married Arch Little or Tittle. Dr. H. T. Cook, in his "Hard Labor Section," says her fourteenth child was buried on her arm at Long Cane; that Tittle married second Peggy Devlin, a cousin of Jane's, who had a sort, Jim; he married third Elizabeth Wilson, who had ten children. Says he was the father of 25 children, most of whom died in infancy. He moved to Georgia.

F 2. John Wardlaw Hearst), son of Sallie152, daughter of John01, son of William02, son of Wil­ liam"1, son of Robert*1, born in Abbeville County, 1814, died June 11, 1873. Graduated from Erskine College, 184—. M. D. from Miami University. Member of Legislature. Prominent physician and citizen, noted for liberality and relief of suffer­ ing. Trustee Erskine College. Eider Cedar Springs A. R. P. Church. First Captain Company C, 7th S. C. Vol. Married Ann, daughter of Major John Chiles. She died without issue. Left property, largely, to Erskine College. He and his wife are buried at Cedar Springs Cemetery.

F 3. Zachary, son of Zachary1510, son of William02, son of John02, son of William"1, son of Robert*1, born 1845, died May 1, 1928, in Warren County, Miss. Was in Johnston's Army, visited Abbeville on way home from the War in 1865. Married Laura A. Cook of Edwards, Hinds County, Miss. 1. Folba, born 2. Mary Juliet, born —— 3. Zachary, born GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 81

F 4. Lucy, daughter of Zachary10, &c. Married Norswor­ thy, lived at Huntersville, Texas. 1. Wylie 2. Wardlaw 3. Clarence

5. David Jordan, son of John154, son of John01, son of John02, son of William81, son of Rob­ ert*1, born in Abbeville County October 25, 1823, died April 25, 1894. Married, March 27, 1856, Mildred Elizabeth Wide- man, daughter of Uel Wideman and Malvina Dabbs. She was born June 23, 1841, died June 20, 1922. He lived near Lethe and McCormick. 1. Margaret Molly, born Jan. 16, 1859. 2. Agnes Jane, born March 16, 1861. 3. John Uel, born Dec. 13, 1863, died Aug. 17, '22 4. Mary Leila, born March 1, 1866. 5. Martha Elizabeth, born Dec. 23, 1867. 6. David Adam, born June 5,1869, died Apr. 29, 1893. 7. Infant Son, born Dec. 26, 1871, died Jan. 2, 1872. 8. Ella Adelaide, born July 19, 1873. 9. William Wideman, born August 3, 1875. 10. Emma Pearl, born July 29, 1877. 11. Kittie Alma, born Oct. 17, 1879, died Oct. 10, 1907 12. Lillie May, born May 17, 1881.

F 6. Jesse Calvert, son of John Moore1516, son of James014, son of John02, son of William81, son of Robert", born in Anderson District, S. C, 1823, died 1885 in Jackson County, Georgia. Married Sarah Ann Howard, born 1830, died 1889, in Anderson County, S. C. 1. Benj. Franklin, born 1849. 2. Joseph H., born 1852. 3. Columbus born May 23, 1855. 4. Jason C, born February, 1858. 82 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

5. Jeff Davis, born 1860. 6. Martha Cornelia, born 1866, died 1867. 7. Hugh Hutson, born July 13, 1869. 8. Samuel McGowan, born 1876.

F 7. David Lewis, son of John MooreE16, son of James154, &c, born in Anderson District, now County, S. C. Married Georgia A. Rogers He died 1887. 1. John Lewis, born July 3, 1879. In 1892 lived at Beau­ fort, S. C. Machinist Phosphate Mining Co.

F 8. Elijah Moore, son of John Moore1016, son of James04, &c., born in Anderson District. Mar­ ried Tempty Bagwell.

F 9. Joseph, son of John MooreElfl, son of James04, &c, born in Anderson District. Sergeant Company D, 4th Regiment, C. S. A.

Note: Referring to Zachary (F3), newspaper clipping says about Confederate Reunion at New Orleans May, 1928: "Only one serious accident marred the success of the reunion. Brig. Genl. Zach Wardlaw, 84, of Utica, Miss., commander of the First Brigade of Veterans of the Mississippi Department, slipped and fell down a flight of stairs in a hotel and was fatally injured. His body was sent to Utica for burial."

F 10. Frances Jane (Shellito), daughter of MahalaE2j, daugh­ ter of Hugh08, son of John02, son of Wil­ liam151, son of Robert", born at Abbeville, 1829, and died there 189—. Much respected. Married Hiram W. Lawson, for long years Postmaster at Abbeville. Upon his death in 1881, she was appointed Postmistress and held the office for years. 1. Hiram W., born July 18, 1854, died May 21, 1924. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 83

2. James M., born May 8, 1857. Methodist preacher. Mar­ ried J. B. Russell, both dead. 3. Frances, married . 11. Eliza Caroline (Shellito), daughter of Mahala1525, daugh­ ter of HughD8, &c, born April 20, 1832. Married W. C. Moore. 1. Eliza. 2. William.

F 12. Alfred S. (Shellito), son of Mahala1525, &c, born Sept. 11, 1840, died . Married Betsy Hill.

1. Sallie.

F 13. Mary Adeline (Shellito), daughter of Mahala1525. &c, born February 11, 1838, died . Married Dr. W. T. Penney. 1. George F. 2. Ella, Married Capt. J. L. Perrin046. F 14. Julia Augusta (Shellito), daughter of Mahala1525, &c, born April 21, 1843. Married John Sign.

F 15. George Andrew (Shellito), son of Mahala1525, &c, born March 2, 1849. Married Taggart. George

F 16. Agnes Isabella, daughter of David Moore1526, son of Hugh08, son of John02, son of William31, son of Robert*1, born September 14, 1845, died October 11, 1880. Married John Devlin. 1. Minnie. 2. Ida. 3. Ola. 84 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

F 17. William Paul son, of David Moore1526, son of Hugh08, &c, born April 1, 1848. Left Abbeville years ago. Married Ida Miller, and had Willie, who married J. D. Beeks.

18. George Hugh, son of David M.E26, son of Hugh08, &c, born April 11, 1850. Married Caroline Cheatham. Lived four miles from Abbeville. 1. Eugene, died 2. Charles, died 3. J. P., married Willie Link; one child, Carroll. 4. Lola A., married S. R. Carlisle. 5. Frank, unmarried. 6. Mamie, unmarried.

19. Samuel Moore, son of David Moore1526, son of Hugh08, &c, born July 6, 1852, died 1922. Mar­ ried Susan Ramsey. 1. Ernest Ramsey. 2. David Allen, married Mary Wilson; children, Mary and D. A., Jr. 3. Wallace, unmarried. 4. Bessie, unmarried.

20. David Andrew, son of David M.,E2e son of Hugh08, &c, born August 17, 1857, died June 4, 1924. Married Sallie Burnett. Lived at Abbeville. 1. Edna, married Ralph W. Adams. 2. Charles B., died in infancy.

21. Leonora Jane, daughter of David M.E26, born January 17, 1860. Unmarried. GENEALOGY OF THE WAR! LAW FAMILY 85

F 22. John Lewis, son of David M.E26, &c., born February 28, 1862. Married Margaret Smith, March 10, 1884. She was the daughter of Margaret Calvert Dunn (daughter of Nancy Caroline1586), and Benj. F. Smith. Lives at Due West. 1. Maude, born Apr. 2, 1886, died Oct. 30, 1902. 2. Caroline Constance, born January 12, 1888. Graduated Due West Women's College, 1906. Married Douglas L. Norris, March 18, 1924. 3. Pearl Hill, born August 21, 1890. Graduated Due West Women's College, 1910. 4. Georgia, born November 9, 1898. Graduated Erskine College, 1919.

E42 020 23 Joseph Madison, son of James , son of William , son of Hugh04, son of William151, son of Robert*1, born in Gwinnette County, Ga., 1822, died in Rome, Ga., 1895, result of a fall. Married 1840, Elizabeth Pruitt of Chattooga County, Ga. 1. James Samuel, born 1841, in Walker County, Ga.; un­ married. Killed in battle, Longs treet's charge on Knoxville, February, 1864. 2. John Farlowe, born 1843, in Walker County, Ga. Mar­ ried Emma Culberson, 3. Julia C, born in Walker County, Ga. Married James M. Cannon. 4. Mary Frances, born in Walker County, Ga. Married John W. Rounsville. 5. Joseph Pruitt, born 1848, in Walker County, Ga. Mar­ ried Launie Coachman, 6. William H., born 1850, in Walker County, Ga., died 1888. Married Lillian Fain, 7. Hansell H., born 1854, in Walker County, Ga., died 1879 in Arkansas. 8 Sarah Narcissa, born in Walker County, Ga. Married Hon. C. T. Clements. 86 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

F 24. Mary H., daughter of James1242, son of William"20, son of Hugh04, &c., born 1824 in Gwinnette Co., Ga., moved to Walker County. Married Thomas Nash of Rutherford County, Tenn. Died , leaving six children.

F 25. James Clark, son of James1242, son of William1320, son of Hugh04, &c, born 1827 in Gwinnette County, Ga. Lived at Lafayette, Ga. Married 1848, Mary Halden of Rutherford County, Tenn.; six children. 1. William H. 2. John W. 3. James A., born 1862. Merchant at Chattanooga, 1899. 4. Edwin Bell. 5. Robert Lee 6. Bettie, married Judson C. Clements of Washington, D. C. She died 1879.

F 26. John R., son of James1242, son of Hugh04, &c, born 1830. married 1859, died 1884, near Lafayette, Walker County, Ga., leaving six children.

F 27. Albert Goodall, son of John Baptist1253, son of Wil­ liam1220, son of Hugh04, son of Wil­ liam131, son of Robert*1, born in Fort Valley, Ga., January 20, 1856, reared at Cuthbert,'Ga. Studied in Europe; at Ran­ dolph-Macon College, Va.; graduated, A. B. and A. M., from Emory College, Oxford, Ga., in 1879. Graduated from Theo­ logical Seminary at Princeton, N. J., in May, 1882; A. M. from Princeton University; D. D. conferred by Presbyterian Col­ lege of South Carolina in 1907. Presbyterian minister of marked ability and ripe scholarship. Has supplied churches in Georgia, North Carolina and in South Carolina at Laurens, Charleston, Union, Greer, and Greenville. Moved to Lynch­ burg, Va. Married, April 27, 1887, Harriet Lee Field of Christian County, Va. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 87

1. John B., born in Atlanta, Ga., May, 1888. 2. James Field, born at Laurens, S. C., October 3, 1893. 3. Albert Lee, born at Laurens, S. C, June 16, 1898.

F 28. Susan Caroline, daughter of D. L.,E59, son of James021, son of Hugh04, son of William131, son of Robert ", born at Abbeville, S. C, April 3, 1827. Baptized by Dr. Barr. Attended schools of Abbeville Female Academy, Misses Bates at Pendleton and Mrs. Dupre's, at Charleston. Married January 2, 1851, by Rev. Edw. Reid, to Samuel Mc­ Gowan, son of William McGowan and Jane McWilliams of Cross Hill, Laurens County, S. C. He was born October 9, 1819. At school of Thomas Lewis Lesly. Graduated, A. B. from South Carolina College, December, 1841; read law with Hon. T. C. Perrin; admitted to Bar 1842. Enlisted as private Palmetto Regiment, December, 1846, Mexican War; promoted to Captain and Quartermaster; wounded at Garita de Belen. Returned to Abbeville 1848, resumed practice with Col. T. C. Perrin and Col. James M. Perrin; also in practice with his brother. Wounded in duel with John Cunningham March 10, 1844. Major General State Militia. Entered Confederate Service, April, 1861. Col. 14th S. C. Inf.; Brigadier General 1863; commanded McGowan's Brigade. Wounded many times. Served with conspicuous gallantry, highly commended by General Lee. Member State Conventions; Democratic Elect­ or; Legislature; Trustee S. C. College; elected to Congress 1865, denied seat. LL.D. conferred by Erskine College, 1891. Elected Associate Justice Supreme Court December, 1879. He died at Abbeville August 9, 1897; his wife died September 19, 1878; both buried at Long Cane Cemetery. Judge McGow­ an was truly one of the State's grandest men. 1. Sarah Wardlaw, born Oct. 25, 1851, died Jan. 15, 1854, buried at Long Cane. 2. Lewis Wardlaw, born October 31, 1852, died Septem­ ber 4, 1854, buried at Long Cane. 3. Samuel, born Dec. 9, 1854, died Aug., 1862, buried at Long Cane. 88 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

4. Susan Ella, born July 6, 1856, died, 1898, buried at Long Cane. 5. William Campbell, born March 16, 1858, died Feb. 29, 1898, buried in Episcopal Cemetery. 6. Alex. born March 15, 1864, died August 1, 1867, buried at Long Cane. 7. Lucia Rosalie, born Jan. 2, 1869, lives at Charleston, unmarried.

F 29. Rosalie Maria, daughter of D. L.E:,i), son of James01, &c, born at Abbeville, April 9, 1831, died 1892 at Laurens, S. C. Educated in Mrs. Dupre's school in Charleston. Married April 30, 1850, by Rev. E. Reid, to John Calhoun Simkins, son of Hon. Eldred Simkins, member of Congress, and Eliza Hannah Smith. John C. Simkins was born at Edgefield, S. C, March 4, 1828, and died July 18, 1863, being shot through the heart, at Battery Wagener, and was buried at the cemetery of Trinity Episcopal Church, Abbe­ ville, S. C. Captain 12th Regulars, U. S. Army, in Mexican War; distinguished himself at Churubusco, where he was twice wounded. Volunteered C. S. A. in 1861; made Captain Co. C, 1st S. C. Inf.; soon promoted to be Lieutenant Colonel of this regiment; commanded Battery Bee. It was written of him that "No braver, better man has fallen," and that he was "modest as he was brave." He had planting interests in Edgefield and Newberry Counties. 1. Lucia, born July 11, 1851, died Nov. 20, 1853 2. Eldred Clarke, born Oct. 6, 1852, died Jan. 18, 1914. 3. Lewis Wardlaw, born Jan. 9, 1854; died Feb. 12, 1903. 4. John Clark, born Oct. 9, 1855, died Aug. 29, 1856. 5. Arthur, born May 7, 1857, died Dec. 20, J909. 6. Samuel McGowan, born Dec. 15, 1858, died Dec. 10, 1928. 7. Infant born Nov., 1859, died Nov., 1859. 8. Rosalie Lucia, born Sept. 13, 1860, died Dec. 1, 1862. 9. Jeanne Wardlaw, born Feb. 15, 1862, died June 29, 1888, buried at Laurens. Unmarried. 10. Alice Margaret, born Mar. 10, 1864, died May 16, 1864 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 89

30. Lucia Garvey, daughter of D. L.E59, son of JamesD21, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C., April 22, 1833, died December 29, 1897. Educated at Mrs. Dupre's school in Charleston. She was married January 1, 1856. to William Henry Parker, son of Thomas Parker, Jr., and Ellen Legare Frost; parents formerly of Charleston. He was born in Abbeville District, January 1, 1828, died in Greenville, Feb­ ruary 7, 1905; buried at Long Cane. Graduated South Caro­ lina College 1846; admitted to Bar, 1850. Commissioner in Equity 1855 to 1869. Adjutant 19th S. C. Regt., 1862. Prac­ ticed law with Major Burt, then General McGowan, then Wm. C. McGowan. Member of Legislature 1880 to 1886, again in 1900. Mayor of Abbeville for two terms. President of Farm­ ers Bank. Director Abbeville Cotton Mills. 1. Sarah Allen, born Nov. 10, 1856, died March 19, 1858. 2. Ellen Eliza, born May 14, 1858, died August 20, 1859. 3. Edward Frost, born February 5, 1860, died Octo­ ber 2, 1872. 4. Wm. Henry, Jr., born December 24, 1861, died April 9, 1924, in Charleston, 5. Rosalie Simkins, born Oct. 2, 1863, died July 14, 1870. born July 11, 1865, died April 11, 6. Lewis Wardlaw, 1916. born June 16, 1867, died August 7. Allen Wardlaw, 3, 1891. born September 8, 1869, died July 8. Margaret Wardlaw. 27, 1870. born August 3, 1871. 9. Thomas Drayton, born June 24, 1873. 10. Francis Lejau, born November 3, 1875. 11. Lucia Wardlaw,

31. Ella Coalter, daughter of D. L.E59, son of James021, son of Hugh04, &c., born at Abbeville, S. C, March 3, 1835. Educated at Mrs. DuPre's School in Charles­ ton, died September 3, 1887; buried at Long Cane. Married GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

September 21, 1858, by Rev. B. Johnson, to Langdon Cheves Haskell, son of Charles Thompson Haskell and Sophia Lovell Cheves (daughter of Hon. Langdon Cheves, Member of Con­ gress, Judge, &c.). He was born in St. Matthew's Parish, S. C, October 25, 1831; moved with father's family to Abbe­ ville 1835. Graduated from S. C. College 1850, under presi­ dency of Hon. W. C. Preston. Studied in Europe. Admitted to Bar in S. C. Moved to Arkansas, near Pine Bluff, 1859; returned to South Carolina, 1861. On staff of Generals Gregg and McGowan; Adjutant General McGowan's Brigade; Adju­ tant General and Major, Lieut. Gen. Richard Anderson's Corps, C. S. Army. In almost every battle in Virginia. Had large planting interests in Arkansas. Died of congestion of the lungs November 11, 1882, at Pine Bluff, Ark. 1. Mary Sophia, born June 17, 1859, at Abbeville, died June 21, 1861. 2. Langdon Cheves, born July 13, 1860, at Abbeville, died 1929. 3. Charles Thompson, born March 2, 1862, in Abbeville, County, died August 14, 1863. 4. Allen Wardlaw, born Oct. 28, 1863, at Abbeville, died Juh> 28, 1926, at Abbeville. 5. Sarah Wardlaw, born Oct. 25, 1865, at Abbeville, died Boscobel, Ark., Aug. 9, 1866. 6. Lewis Wardlaw, born Dec. 2, 1868, at Hopefield, Jef­ ferson County, Ark. 7. Sophia Lovell, born Aug. 15, 1870, at Hopefield, Jef­ ferson County, Ark.

F 32. George Allen, son of D. L.E59, son of JamesD21, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, July 12, 1837, died July 9, 1865, at Savannah, Ga., buried at Long Cane. Grad­ uated S. C. College, 1857; admitted to Bar 1859; moved to Edgefield, 1860, and practiced with General M. C, Butler. Volunteered promptly after Secession was declared, as a pri- ate in Captain Cicero Adams' Company; 3rd Lieut. 1st Regt., S. C. Regular Inf.; promoted to Quartermaster and Captain December, 1861; on Genl. McGowan's staff 1864; captured GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 81 by enemy July 28, 1864; imprisoned at City Point and Fort Delaware; exchanged March 1, and attempted to rejoin Army, after short rest at home, but did not reach Virginia before surrender. He was unmarried. Captain and Quartermaster Lieut. Genl. R. H. Anderson's staff.

F 33. Sarah Margaret, daughter of D. L.ES9, son of James"21, son of Hugh04, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, September 27, 1839, died at Spartanburg, S. C, Febru­ ary 26, 1911, buried at Trinity Cemetery, Abbeville, S. C. Ed­ ucated at schools of Dr. Logan, Dr. Turner, Miss Hayden, and in Charleston at Madam Tognio's. Married April 7, 1857, by Rev. Benj. Johnson, to Augustus Marshall Smith, son of Joel Smith of Stony Point, AJobeville County, and Isabel Eliza Marshall, daughter of George Marshall and ——Miles. A M. Smith was born in Abbeville County October 22, 1827. Graduated from South Carolina College 1848. Had planta­ tions in Abbeville County and in Arkansas. Entered service Gregg's Regiment January, 1861. Was successively Adjutant and Captain, Major and Lieut. Colonel; mortally wounded at Gaines' Mill June 27, 1862, died June 30, 1862, at Richmond; buried at Trinity Church Cemetery, Abbeville, S. C. Said to have been unusually brave, generous, active and intelligent. 1. Rosalie Ella, born March 10, 1858, died July 26, 1859. 2. Infant, born March 7, 1859, died March 8, 1859. 3. Lewis Wardlaw, born July 11, 1860, died April 22, 1888. 4. Augustus Wardlaw, born April 29, 1862.

F 34. Jane Eliza, daughter of D. L.E59, son of James021, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, May 9, 1842, died September, 1903. Married May 6, 1869, by Dr. W. P. DuBose, to Dr. Francis Turquand Miles, son of James Saunders Miles and Sarah Bond Warley, daughter of Major Felix Warley of the Revolutionary War. Dr. Miles was born in Charleston 92 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

February 11, 1827, and died in Baltimore, September, 1903. Graduated Charleston College; M. D. at Medical College of Charleston, where he was a professor; studied in Europe; Professor of Nervous Diseases University of Maryland. Em­ inent in the medical profession. Captain of Calhoun Guards, and afterwards Surgeon in C. S. Army; was severely wounded. 1. Francis T., Jr. born at Abbeville Oct. 16, 1870, died at Liberty Hill, S. C, Aug. 17, 1876. 2. Lewis Wardlaw, born in Baltimore March 23, 1873. 3. Sarah Warley, born in Baltimore Jan. 17, 1876, died in Baltimore July 22, 1890. 4. Alice Wardlaw, born in Baltimore Nov. 10, 1878, died in Baltimore Sept. 19, 1883. F 35. Alice Rebecca Patterson, daughter of D. L.E59, son of James021, son of Hugh04, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, June 4, 1845, a few days before her mother's death. Baptized by Dr. Thornwell. Reared by her aunt, Marnie Patterson. Traveled extensively in Europe. Un­ married. Died April 21, 1929, at the home of her nephew, Capt. L. Wardlaw Miles, Baltimore, Md.

F 36. Thomas Lamar, son of F. H.E60, son of James021, son of Hugh04, son of William131, son of Rob­ ert*1, born in Edgefield County, S. C, June 23, 1838, baptized by Rev. Walker. Attended village schools; graduated with honor from South Carolina College December, 1860. Asst. Secty. to Governor Pickens until March, 1861, when he vol­ unteered as a private in Capt. Cicero Adams' company, Gregg's Regiment. Served on coast and in Virginia; while in Vir­ ginia was tendered office of First Lieut. S. C. Regulars; de­ clined on the ground that position should be given to ene of more experience; again offered and finally accepted. Was acting Adjutant at Fort Moultrie, when the bursting of a new rifled cannon injured him so badly that he died two days after, on July 17, 1861; buried at Edgefield. Exceedingly bright, modest, manly, and brave. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 93

F 37. Martha Eliza (Mattie), daughter of F. H.E60, son of JamesDzl, &c, born at Edgefield, S. C, Jan. 15, 1842. Baptized by Rev. C. B. Walker; died — 1895. Attended schools of Mrs. McClintock, Mrs. Johnson and oth­ ers. Greatly beloved; prime mover in establishment of Pres­ byterian Church at Edgefield. October 4, 1860, married Dr. J. Walter Hill, Surgeon in C. S. A., and prominent physician; he was born 1835, and died of heart failure, March 13, 1902. There were no children and they adopted a niece, Tweetie Hill, who married Joseph Cantalou. Dr. Hill married second Brunson.

F 38. James Lewis, son of F. H.E6°, son of JamesD21, &c, born at Edgefield, S. C, Oct. 21, 1844; baptized by Rev. Walker. Attended village schools, left studies to en­ list as private in Capt. Adams' company, then Col. Abney's Regiment. On death of his brother, Lamar, was made First Lieut., when only 17 years old, and was subsequently made Captain of his company. Active member Confederate Vet­ erans' Association, ranking as Colonel. Moved to Fairfield County in 1866. Joined Baptist Church. Agent C. C. & A. R. R. Moved to Columbia, and was appointed Supt. Confed­ erate Veterans' Home, which office he held for several years, 1915-20. He died at Columbia, S. C, March 11, 1928. On Dec. 18, 1873, he was married by Rev. A. W. Lamar to Lizzie Woodward, daughter of John W. and Margaret D. Durham of Blythewood, Fairfield County, S. C. 1. Annie Lamar, born Feb. 23, 1875, died Aug. 26, 1876, of diphtheria. 2. Francis Hugh, born March 18, 1876, died Sept. 8, 1876, of diphtheria. 3. Margaret Ella, born Aug. 4, 1877. 4. James Lewis, Jr., born Aug. —, 1879, died Oct. 3, 1880, of diphtheria. 5. Mattie Hill, born Aug. 27, 1880. 6. Marie Louise, born Aug. 9, 1882. 94 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

7. Elizabeth Alice, born May 23, 1884, died Nov. 12, 1916 8. Lottie Lamar, born Feb. 11, 1886-7. 9. Thomas Lamar, born July 14, 1888. 10. Cynthia Durham, born June 6, 1891.

F 39. Francis Hugh, Jr., son of F. H.E60, James"21, Hugh04, William131, Robert*1, born at Edge­ field, May 28, 1849, died Dec. 5, 1887, at his sister Mattie's home. Attended schools of Mrs. McClintock and others at Edgefield, and of Mr. Porcher and Mr. Miles at Abbeville. Taught school at Liberty Hill 1873. Admitted to the Bar 1878; practiced at Edgefield. Prominent K. of H. Presby­ terian. Very popular, honest and generous. Baptized Nov. 21, 1851, by Rev. Winchester. Unmarried.

F 40. Elizabeth Amanda (Bonham), daughter of Elizabeth AmandaE62, daughter of James21, son of Hugh04, son of William81, son of Robert*1, born July 17, 1827, died . Married, 1853, Hope T. Hodnett. Major C. S. Army, killed 1861. She moved to Camden, Ark., and died at advanced age. 1. Dixie Wardlaw, born June 5, 1861.

F 41. Margaret Caroline (Bonham), daughter of Eliazbeth Amanda1362, daughter of James021, &c, born March 12, 1834, died Feb. —, 1910. Married, Dec. 12, 1854, Thomas F. Jenkins of the C. S. Army, son of Major Andrew Jenkins. 1. James Dunham, born 1855, married twice in Gen­ eva, Alabama. 2. Elizabeth Wardlaw, born 1856. Married her brother- in-law, James Johnson, in 1890. Had one son, James, Jr., who died in 1892. 3. Francis, born in Alabama Aug., 1858, died Dec, 1860. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 95

4. Thomas F., Jr., born in Alabama, 1861, died, 1880. 5. Simeon Bonham, born 1863, died 1896. Married Margaret — . 6. Iva Tucker, born 1866, died 1877. born 1868. Married James John­ 7. Ann Bonham, son 1887. Died 1888. born 1871. Married in Geneva, 8. John Andrew, Alabama, 1906. born 1873. 9. Archie, born 1876. Married James Kehoe, 10. Jennie Jenkins, lawyer, Pensacola, Fla.; 4 boys.

F 42. Jane Perrin (Ramsey), daughter of Elizabeth Aman­ da1562, daughter of James021, &c, born May 14, 1838. Married Feb. 2, 1857, Joseph F. McCracken, who was born in Wilcox County, Ala., 1832; served in C. S. Army; died

1. Maria Louisa, born June, 1859. Married March, 1878, to Joseph Vaughn; 4 boys, 2. Robert Clarke, born 1861. 3. Rosa Wardlaw, born 1863, died 1866. 4. Jane Perrin, born 1867. Married James McRae, merchant, Florella, Ala., died Octo- ber, 1910. 5. Elizabeth Amanda, born 1869. Unmarried. 6. William Thomas, born 1872. Unmarried. Salesman New York drug house. 7. Margaret, born 1876. Married Fletcher Hund- lay in 1897; one boy.

F 43. David Lewis Wardlaw (Ramsey), son of Elizabeth Amanda1562, daughter of James021, &c, born in Alabama Jan. 16, 1840. Graduated K. M. Inst., Frankfort, Ky. Captain 1st Ala. Regt., C. S. Army; captured at Fort Hudson, July 9, 1863; carried to Johnson's GENEALOGY OV THE WARDLAW FAMILY

Island Oct. 15, 1863. Merchandised at Mobile. Married Emma Hawthorne. 1. Cassie, born 1867. Married Dr. John Adams; 1 daughter, Cassie, born 1888. 2. Emmie, born 1869. 3. Laura, born 1871. 4. Arthur Clarke, born 1873. Married 1895. 5. Mary Eliza, born 1875. Married John Rabb, Dothan, Ala.; 1 daughter, Bertha, 6. Hamilton, born 1877. 7. David L. Wardlaw, Jr. born 1879. 8. Bertha, born 1881. Married - Kyon; Mary E. and Mildred.

F 44. Mary Eliza (Ramsey), daughter of Elizabeth Amanda1562, &c, born Sept. 12, 1841, died . Mar­ ried Dec. 22, 1858, Joseph P. Benson, Jr., son of J. P. Benson. 1. Clarke Ramsey, born Oct. 1859. Married Mary Bracy, Camden, Ark., in 1880. Hardware merchant: Fred, Mary R., Regald, India, Bruce, Annie. 2. Joseph P., born Aug., 1861. Married Bettie Hoffman, Camden, Ark.: Kate May, Carrie, Caston. Lives at Mobile. 3. James Cook, born 1865. Physician at Camden, Ala. Married Emma Moore: one daughter. 4. William Wardlaw, born 1868. Principal High School near Montgomery. 5. Cornelia, born Feb. 10, 1870. Teacher Opeli- ka, Alabama. 6. Lawrence King, born March, 1872. Married Alice : one son. Sarah Patton, born April, 1874. Prentice, born Jan., 1877, died 1904. Railroad man in Mobile. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 97

9. Mary Eliza, born April, 1879. Teacher Cullman High School. 10. Fanny Mabel, born April, 1881. Teacher, Atmore, Alabama.

45. William Andrew (Ramsey), son of Elizabeth Aman­ da1562, daughter of JamesD21, born June 18, 1843. Left Univ. of Ala. to join C. S. Army in 1862. Member of Mobile Cadets. Wounded 14 times. Banker Cam­ den, Ark. Died March 18, 1910. Married Mary Vickers, who died 1877. Married second in 1884, Mrs Mattie Stanly, who had two children, Rachel Stanly and Fanny Stanly. 1. Marian, born 1871. Married Walter Brown: 1 daughter, Zelinda. 2. Arthur Vickers, born 1873, died 1899. born 1875. Married Verna Saunder­ 3. Arthur Clark, son, Carrollton, 111. born 1877. Married 1908, Mary 4. Carlton Caloway, Crews. Children by second wife born 1886. Washington & Lee Univ.; 5. William K., in business with Clarke Benson, in Camden, Ark. 6. Margaret, born 1889. 7. Robert Douglas, born 1891. Hendrix College. Rechie Stanly married and lives in Camden, Ark.; 4 chil­ dren. Fanny Stanly married Prof. Newman of Clemson Col­ lege; she died, leaving a son, Stanly Newman.

F 46. Cornelia Porter (Ramsey), daughter of Elizabeth Amanda1302, daughter of JamesD21, &c, born Nov. 23, 1846, died 191—. Received letter from her, dated Birmingham, Ala., Oct. 14, 1910. Educated at Sum­ merfield Female College. Married, 1876, Rev. Dr. Luman Sumpter Handley, born in Alabama; graduated Univ. Miss., Oxford and Theological Seminary, Columbia, S. C. Pastor 98 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

Central Presbyterian Church, Birmingham. Prominent preacher; died 191—. Memorial Church erected to his memory. born March 29, 1877. Unmarried. 1. Luman Sumpter, Insurance in New York, born Aug. 29, 1879. Unmarried. 2. Cornelia Ramsey, Gifted in music. born Jan. 11, 1882. Married Jan. 3. Lynda May, 7, 1909, A. R. Moody, druggist born March 15, 1884. Accountant 4. Wardlaw Morgan, in New York, 5. Virginia Burney, born Oct. 23, 1886. 6. Franklin Nunnelee, born Feb. 26, 1890. Birmingham.

F 47. Andrew Bowie, son of Robert H.EG3, son of James"21, son of Hugh''4, son of William"1, son of Robert", born at Abbeville, S. C, Nov. 5, 1831, at home of grandfather; baptized by Dr. H. Dickson, June 29, 1833. Grad­ uated from S. C. College 1852; read law with his uncle, Frank, but had to abandon studies on account of his eyes; taught school at Beaufort. Planted at Liberty Hill and Abbeville. Married Nov. 25, 1858, by Rev. J. G. Richards, to Sarah Eliz­ abeth, daughter of James S. and Charlotte Thompson of Lib­ erty Hiii, Kershaw County, S. C, who was born Dec. 30, 1337, and died Feb. 13, 1885. He was Commissary with rank of Major, McGowan's Brigade, C. S. Army. After the war he returned to Abbeville and engaged in planting until 1870, when he moved to town and began merchandising with Capt. John G. Edwards; the successful partnership lasting until 1886, when he was made President of the National Bank of Abbeville. In 1880 he was elected a Deacon in the Presby­ terian Church, and in 1886 was made a Ruling Elder. He was married the second time to Nannie, daughter of John and Lucy White of Abbeville; ceremony being performed by Dr. James L. Martin, on Sept. 7, 1886. He died of pneumonia Dec. 14, 1888; buried at Long Cane. Recognized as a man of unusual integrity and strength of character. His children were all by the first marriage. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 99

1. Patterson, born Nov. 20, 1859. 2. Charlotte Elizabeth, born April, 1860, died July 3, 1862. 3. Mary Josephine, born April 23, 1866. 4. Sallie Thompson, born Oct. 25, 1868. 5. Frank Harper, born May 29, 1871. 6. Andrew Bowie, Jr., born July 22, 1873. 7. Marnie Patterson, born March 12, 1876, died Nov. 29, 1878. 8. Rosa Roberta, born Aug. 16, 1878. 9. James Thompson, born Feb. 2, 1881.

F 48. James Alfred, son of Robert H.,E03, son of James021, son of Hugh04, son of William1'1, son of Robert", born at father's home, Abbeville, S. C, July 27, 1833. Educated at the Citadel. In mercantile business with his father at Abbeville from 1849 to July 19, 1858, when their store was destroyed by fire. He then planted a few miles from town. He was in civilian service under the Con­ federate government, his crippled condition preventing active service. He was married on December 14, 1855, by Rev. Dr. T. A. Hoyt, to Eliza L., daughter of Dr. John Fraser and Amanda Brooks Livingston of Abbeville, who was born April 26, 1837. He died of paralysis September 29, 1862, being buried at Long Cane. His widow married John T. Lyon on January 16, 1879. He died 1889. She died , 19—. 1. Clara Amanda, born Dec. 3, 1857, died Sept. 19, 1858. 2. Eliza Bowie, born Feb. 15, 1860. 3. Mary, born Dec. 29, 1861, died Jan. 25, 1862.

V 49. Samuel Watt, son of Robert H,Ee3. born at Abbeville, S. C, February 5, 1836. Baptized by Dr. Dickson, 1843. Attended schools of Harrington Leslie and others. In counting room of Wardlaw and Walker, Charles­ ton, S. C. Enlisted at Camden, S. C, September, 1861. Ser­ geant "Kirkwoods" under Capt. Shannon, promoted to be Adjutant and Captain 7th Regt., S. C. Cavalry. Wounded severely at Paddle Shop, Va. Married by Rev. Arthur Small, 100 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

January 20, 1858, to Charlotte Keziah, only daughter of Jesse and Alethea Lois (Collins) Kilgore, of Red Hill, Kershaw County, S. C. She was born July 15, 1840, and died October 21, 1920. Moved to Lafayette County, Miss., and to Oxford, Miss., in 1871. Officer in Bank of Oxford for fourteen years and until his death, April 2, 1894, Elder Presbyterian Church. His was a useful life, giving his daughters college training and doing much for the uplift of mankind. 1. Alethea Kilgore, born Feb. 21, 1859. 2. Robert Henry, born Dec. 5, 1860, died Dec. 28, 1919. 3. Rosa Eliza, born Sept. 26, 1864, died March 17, 1892. 4. Charlotte Keziah, born Feb. 8, 1867, died Sept. 20, 1891 5. Jessie Kilgore, born April 12, 1869. 6. Sarah Elizabeth, born June 2, 1871, died March 18, 1902. 7. James Langdon, born Dec. 13, 1873. 8. Samuel Watt, Jr., born July 15, 1876. 9. Hannah Margaret, born Dec. 2, 1878. 10. Edith, born April 2, 1881. 11. Charles Collins, born Feb. 23, 1884.

F 50. William Clarke, son of Robert H.E63, son of James"21, son of Hugh04, son of William"1, son of Robert*1, born at Abbeville, S. O, September 3, 1837, bap­ tized by Dr. Dickson, 1843, died suddenly of congestion of the brain, in Atlanta, Ga., September 3, 1893. Graduated from S. C. College, December, 1858. Taught school at Beaufort and with W. W. White at Abbeville in 1859. Read medicine with his uncle, Dr. J. J. Wardlaw, graduated M. D. from S. C. Medical College at Charleston, March 8, 1861. In April, 1861, he volunteered in Richland Rifles, Gregg's Regt., and served with this regiment until it was disbanded July 8. He then returned home and, with W. W. White, raised a company of which he was made First Sergeant, Thomas Thomson being Captain. This company, with five others, formed a Battalion, which was detached from Orr's Rifles. He and White raised another company, of which he was First Lieutenant, White GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 101

being Captain until his death, 1862. August 20, 1862, he was promoted to Captain of Co. K, Second S. C. Rifles, Jenkins' Brigade. At Frazier's Farm, June 30, 1862, he was shot en­ tirely through the lungs, but made rapid recovery and was soon at the head of his company. In 1866-67, he attended lec­ tures in dentistry in New York and Philadelphia, graduating D. D. S. from Pennsylvania College of Dentistry, 1866, and from New York College in 1868. Moved to Augusta in 1873, where he practiced with much success. President Southern Dental Association, 1886. Dean of Atlanta Dental College, July, 1893, and until his death in September, 1893. In 1879 elected Elder in Augusta Presbyterian Church; Commissioner to General Assembly in 1892. He was married May 27, 1862, 'to Mary Josephine, daughter of James S. and Charlotte Thompson of Liberty Hill, S. C, a sister of his brother An­ drew's wife. She was born November 12, 1839, and died in Augusta, June 16, 1886, being buried in Augusuta. He was married, second, to Harriet Chumley, daughter of Rev. Wil­ liam Adams, in 1889. 1. Charlotte, born Jan. 27, 1867. 2. Robert James, born Nov. 20, 1869. 3. William Clarke, born Jan. 22, 1874. 4. Elija, born Nov. 14, 1876. 5. Sallie. born Oct. 2, 1879. 6. Josephine M., born June 28, 1884. 7. Harriet C, born Oct. 23, 1890, by second wife. 8. Lizzie, born Nov. 11, 1892, by second wife; died January 8, 1894.

F 51. John Langdon, son of Robert H.E63, son of James"21, &c, was born at Abbeville, S. C, De­ cember 23, 1838. Educated at K. M. M. School and the Citadel. Was in Western Army. Imprisoned at Johnson's Island, and escaped by floating down the Mississippi River on a log; rejoined army and served until the surrender. He moved to Memphis, Tenn,, and was in the cotton business. He had yellow fever during the scourge of 1878 at Memphis, but recovered and died of pneumonia, March 22, 1879. The 102 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

Confederate Survivors' Association erected a monument to his memory in Elmwood Cemetery at Memphis. Unusually bright, jolly, handsome and popular. Was unmarried.

F 52. Robert Henry, son of Robert H.E63, son of JamesD21, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, November 6, 1840. Educated at University of Virginia. Private in Co. B, Orr's Rifles. Had his arm shattered on the lines near Petersburg, Va., March 31, 1865; after much suffering, and walking part of the way, reached Newberry, S. C, where his arm for the first time received surgical attention, Dr. Fair attending him. On reaching home it was found that gangrene had already set in. An effort was made to save his life by amputation of his arm, by his uncle, Dr. J. J. Wardlaw, and others, but he died May 5, 1865, a day or so before Mr. Davis came to Abbeville. He was buried at Long Cane. In some way, the writer was allowed in the room, soon after the opera­ tion, and the awful stench of the septicemia was one of his earliest recollections.

F 53. Francis Harper, son of Robert H.E63, son of James"21, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, Jan. 25, 1842. Educated in Charlotte Military School, under Major (afterwards General) D. H. Hill. Was for a time drill mas­ ter of N. C. troops. Returned home and was made 2nd Sergt. of Captain James M. Perrin's company, Orr's Rifles. Served in Virginia until his death from congestive chill at Manches­ ter Hospital, June 30, 1862. He was buried in Holywood Cemetery, at Richmond, Va., a stone marking his grave. He was unmarried.

F 54. David Alexander, son of Robert H.E03, son of James"21, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, Septem­ ber 30, 1845, baptized by Dr. Turner. Attended village schools. Member of Co. A, 1st Regt., C. S. Army. Went to Memphis, Tenn., where he engaged in the cotton business. During the GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 103 fearful epidemic of yellow fever at Memphis in 1878, he had left the city, but hearing of his brother Lang's illness, he re­ turned to nurse him well, and then fell a victim himself, dying September 13, 1878. A martyr to duty and brotherly affec­ tion. He was buried at Long Cane Cemetery.

F 55. Thomas Perrin, son of Robert H.E03, son of James021, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, July 20, 1847. Baptized by Dr. Turner. Attended village schools. In C. S. Army. After the war he moved to Augusta, Ga., and was a cotton buyer for the Enterprise Mfg. Co.; connected with this company for 35 years. He died at Augusta, No­ vember 27, 1915, and was buried at Long Cane.

F 56. Charles Cofiin, son of Robert H.E63, &c, born ^Abbe­ ville, S. C, November 23, 1848, bap­ tized by Dr. Turner. Attended village schools. As a young boy served in Confederate Army. Moved to Augusta, Ga., in mercantile business. Salesman for Thurber Wylie Co., large grocery house of New York. Successful and popular. December 23, 1884, married Janie Donnom, daughter of Rev. A. J. and Mary Witherspoon of New Orleans. She was born September 13, 1853, died 19—. He died in New York, August 4, 1885, result of operation for hernia, and was buried at Long Cane Cemetery, near Abbeville.

F 57. Mary Eunice (Perrin), daughter of Jane ElizaEG5, daughter of James"21, son of Hugh04, son of William"1, son of Robert", born at Abbeville, S. C, Feb­ ruary 16, 1832, died at Andersonville, S. C, April 23, 1874. Attended schools of village and famous girls' school of Madam Dupre. Married May 16, 1861, by Dr. Turner, to Col. Francis E. Harrison of Andersonville, S. C, son of James Harrison and Sarah Earle, daughter of Elias E. Earle. Colonel Harri­ son commanded Orr's Rifles, was severely wounded at Gaines' Mill in 1862. He was born April 13, 1826, and died Novem- 104 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY bej- 16, 1878. Ruling Elder at Roberts Presbyterian Church, near his home. He married first Miss Annie Ross, by whom he had three children: Sallie, who married J. G. Cunningham. Nettie, who married E. Preston Earle. James, who married Mattie Cunningham. 1. Francis Eugene, born Feb. 9, 1863. 2. Thomas Perrin, born Oct. 11, 1864. 3. Jane Wardlaw, born May 25, 1866. 4. Lewis Clarke, born Feb. 28, 1868, died July 27, 1911. 5. William Henry, born Aug. 3, 1870. Col. Harrison married, third, Lizzie Cothran, daughter of John C. Cothran and Elizabeth Lee Perrin; their son, Wade Cothran Harrison, born November 28, 1878, married Dolly Hughey.

F 58. James Wardlaw (Perrin), son of Jane ElizaE05, daugh­ ter of James021, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, May 8, 1833. Graduated from S. C. College, 1853. Ad­ mitted to the Bar, 1854. Planted for several years. Enlist­ ed in McDuffie Rifles, afterwards in Capt. James M. Perrin's Company. Captain and Quartermaster, Orr's Rifles, and sub­ sequently on General McGowan's staff, with rank of Captain. Treasurer of Abbeville County from 1876 until his sudden death, December 13, 1890. Buried at Long Cane. Long continuance in office attests his popularity. Married May 4, 1858, by Dr. J. C. Williams, to Mary J., daughter of Dr. John Fraser Livingston and wife, Sarah Amanda Brooks. She was born February 17, 1835, and died January 29, 1874. 1. Thomas Chiles. born March 24, 1859, died Nov. 5, 1925. 2. John Livingston, born Nov. 6, 1860. 3. Sarah Amanda, born Dec. 27, 1861, died July 1, 1901. 4. Jane Eliza, born Dec. 6, 1864, died Sept., 1870. 5. Mary L., born 1866, died Oct. 2, 1867. 6. Emma Cothran, born Dec. 17, 1867 7. James Wardlaw, born March 22, 1869. 8. William Frazer born Oct. 12, 1870. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 105

F 59. Emma Chiles (Perrin), daughter of Jane ElizaE65, daughter of James021, &c., born at Abbe­ ville, S. C, November 5, 1834, died at Greenville, S. C, Sep­ tember 20, 1917, buried at Long Cane. Attended village schools. Married by Dr. Hoyt, July 17, 1855, to James Sproull Cothran, son of Wade Samuel and F. Elizabeth Coth­ ran; she was a daughter of James Sproull and Rebecca Cald­ well, all of Abbeville County. He was born at Mount Vernon, Abbeville County, South Carolina, August 8, 1830, died De­ cember 5, 1897. Graduated from University of Georgia, at Athens, in 1852. Studied law with McGowan and Perrin; ad­ mitted to the Bar December, 1854. Practiced with Hon. T. C. Perrin. Entered C. S. Army as Orderly Sergeant, Co. B, Orr's Regiment; wounded at Manassas, 1862, Chancellorsville, 1863, and Jericho Ford, 1864. Promoted to be Captain of Co. B, color company of Orr's Rifles. County Chairman Demo­ cratic Convention, 1876-78. Solicitor Eighth Circuit, 1876- 81. Judge of Eighth Circuit, 1881-86. Member of Congress from Third District, 1881 to January, 1890, when he resigned to accept position as State Attorney for the R. & D. R. R. (now Southern Ry. Co.). Senior member of law firm of Coth­ ran, Wells, Ansel and Cothran of Greenville. Ruling Elder Presbyterian Church at Abbeville and Greenville. He died in New York, where he had gone for medical attention; interred at Long Cane. One of the most popular men of his time. Judge Cothran and his wife were among my most esteemed relatives and friends; our relations were unusually close, and I gratefully testify to their kindness. 1. Rebecca Caldwell, born at Abbeville, S. C, April 8, 1856, died June 8, 1883. 2. Thomas Perrin, born at Abbeville, S. C, Oct. 24, 1857. 3. Wade Samuel, born at Abbeville, S. C, Dec. 6, 1859, died . 4. Jane Eliza, born at Abbeville, S. C, Sept. 1, 1861, died Oct., 1861. 5. Mary Elizabeth, born at Abbeville, S. C, Dec. 1, 1862, died Jan., 1864. 100 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

6. Hannah Clarke, born at Abbeville, S. O, Dec. 1, 1862, died . 7. James Sproull, born at Abbeville, S. C, April 25, 1865, died Nov. 5, 1865. 8. James Sproull, born at Abbeville, S. C, July 26, 1869. 9. William Coalter, born at Abbeville, S. C, Aug. 28, 1872.

F 60. Hannah Clarke (Perrin), daughter of Jane Eliza1565, daughter of James021, &c, born at Ab­ beville May 11, 1836, died at Greenville, S. C. Unmarried. Buried at Long Cane Cemetery.

F 61. William Henry (Perrin), son of Jane E.E05, daughter of James021, son of Hugh04, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, February 13, 1838. Graduated from South Carolina College, 1858. Began study of medicine, which was interrupted by war. Volunteered in Co. B, Orr's Rifles. Killed in battle at Gaines' Mill, Va., June 27, 1862; buried at Long Cane. Epitaph reads: "The bravest are the tenderest."

F 62. Lewis Wardlaw (Perrin), son of Jane E.EG5, daughter of James021, son of Hugh04, &c., born at Abbeville, S. C, May 21, 1839, died suddenly, of apoplexy, June 25, 1907. Graduated from S. C. College, 1858, Beta Theta Pi. Merchandised in Florida and with T. P. Quarles, at Abbeville. Read law and was admitted to the Bar, 1876; practiced with T. P. Cothran. In 1900 he was appointed Master of Abbeville County by Governor McSweeny, contin­ uing in office until his death. Captain Co. C, 1st Regt., Reg­ ulars, C. S. Army. Elder Presbyterian Church. Grand Dic­ tator, K. of H. Referee in Bankruptcy, 1878. Universally esteemed; man of unimpeachable integrity. Married May 21, 1872, Mary Means, daughter of Col. R. G. McCaw and Belle Bratton of York, S. C, descendant of Col. William Bratton of Revolutionary fame. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 107

1. Robert McCaw, born July 14, 1873. 2. Lewis Wardlaw, born Mar. 4, 1875, died Aug., 1876. 3. Jane Eliza, born Aug. 28, 1877. 4. Belle Bratton, born July 9, 1879. 5. Thomas Samuel, born May 31, 1881. 6. Mary McCaw, born Nov. 5, 1883, died Nov. 27, 1886. 7. Lewis Wardlaw, born Nov. 23, 1886. 8. William Bratton, born Aug., 1889.

F 63. Sarah Eliza (Perrin). daughter of Jane ElizaEcr\ daugh­ ter of James1121, son of Hugh'-4, &e., born at Abbeville, S. C, December 31, 1840, died at Abbeville, April 11, 1925. Married by Dr. J. L. Martin, June 29, 1875, to George White, son of John and Lucy White of Abbeville. He was born at Abbeville, September 8, 1839, and died July 9, 1923. Merchandised for long years with his brother, Len W. White. In C. S. A. 1. Jane Wardlaw, born July 20, 1876. 2. Lucy, born Jan. 5, 1878. 3. Emma Cothran, born Sept. 30, 1879. 4. Sarah Perrin, born Feb. 1, 1883.

F 64. Thomas Samuel (Perrin), son of Jane Eliza106"', daughter of James"21, &c, born at Abbeville March 10, 1845, killed at Chancellorsville, Va., May 3, 1863. Mem­ ber of Co. B, Orr's Rifles. Buried at Long Cane. In speaking of Tom Perrin and Alfred Wardlaw, who were both shot down at Chanceellorsville, their captain, Judge Cothran, said, "The boys were so modest that they did not know they were brave."

F 65. George Clopton (Perrin), son of JaneE65, daughter of James"21, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, January 3, 1850, died at Union, S. C, November 18, 1912. Attended schools of Mr. Porcher and Rev. Edw. R. Miles, and was graduated from Washington and Lee University, in En­ gineering Department. Civil Engineer for some years. Vice- 108 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

President and Cashier Nicholson's Bank at Union. Ruling El­ der Presbyterian Church. Married, June 16, 1881, to Ida N., daughter of Spencer Rice, of Union, S. C. She died Feb­ ruary 12, 1926. 1. Thomas Carlisle, born April 22, 1882, died May 18, 1920. Unmarried. 2. George Clopton, Jr., born Nov. 29, 1883. 3. Spencer Rice, born Sept. 3, 1885. 4. William Henry, born Sept. 2, 1887. 5. Frank Wardlaw, born Aug. —, 1889. 6. James Cothran, born April 29, 1891. 7. Lewis Wardlaw, born July 14, 1893. 8. Mary Eunice, born Dec. 3, 1895.

F 66. James Witherspoon, son of Dr. Joseph James1"06, son of James021, son of Hugh04, son of William131, son of Robert", born at Abbeville, S. C, January 10, 1840, baptized July 13, 1845, by his uncle, Dr. James H. Thornwell. Attended schools of A. Morse and others; en­ tered Sophomore Class, S. C. College, January, 1858; and while in Senior Class, became ill of typhoid pneumonia, dying July 6, 1860, buried at Long Cane. Gave promise of great useful­ ness. Beta Theta Pi.

F 67. Clarke, son of Dr. Joseph JamesE66, son of James021, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, April 12, 1841, bap­ tized by Dr. Thornwell July 13, 1845, died November 9, 1888, at Paducah, Ky.; buried at Newberry, S. C. Attended schools of Mr. Morse and others at Abbeville; Arsenal at Columbia, 1857; Citadel at Charleston, 1858; and was graduated with distinction from the Kentucky Military Institute at Frank­ fort, Ky., in June, 1861. Immediately upon graduation and return home he volunteered in the McDuffie Rifles, which upon reorganization was attached to Orr's Rifles. Served as Drill Master. In 1861 was transferred to Jenkins' Brigade; commissioned as Captain and Adjutant Second S. C. Rifles; twice wounded; served entire four years. Planted in Ala- GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 109 bama. Railroad and drug business in South Carolina. He was married by Rev. Manning Brown at Newberry, S. C, May 20, 1875, to Elizabeth (Bettie) Theresa, daughter of Col. Robert Moorman and wife, Virginia Harrington. Bettie was born 185—, and died at Newberry June 27, 1877. 1. Mary Witherspoon, born at Walhalla, S. C, May 31, 1876, died at Chick Springs, August

27, 1877.

F 68. Thornwell, son of Dr. Joseph James1566, &c, born at Abbeville, June 4, 1842; baptized by Dr. Thornwell; died July 13, 1843, of teething and usual compli­ cations; buried at Long Cane. F 69. Lewis Alfred, son of Dr. Joseph James1566, son of James"21, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, January 4, 1844, baptized by Dr. Thornwell July 13, 1845. Attended schools of Capt. White, Rev. Morse and others. In January, 1861, he volunteered in the McDuffie Rifles; this Company disbanded after a few months' service; he was then very active in helping to raise another company for the war. He was made 4th Sergt. under Captain (later Colonel) James M. Perrin, of Orr's Rifles. He was later made Orderly, or First Sergeant of Co. B, color company, commanded by Capt. James S. Cothran. He was severely ill with fever in 1862; wounded in leg at Fredericksburg, and at the Battle of Chan- cellorsville, Va., May 3, 1863, was shot through the temples while gallantly attempting to plant the colors of Orr's Regt. in advance of the line. He was brought home and lived until June 6. Was buried at Long Cane Cemetery, near Abbeville, S. C. Judge Cothran said, "The beauty about the boy was that he did not know he was brave."

F 70. Mary Witherspoon (Marie), daughter of Dr. Joseph James, son of James"21, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, August 24, 1846. Baptized by Dr. Thorn- 110 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY well, September 22, 1846. Attended schools of Abbeville Academy, Dr. Turner and Judge Monroe, and was at Madame Sosnoski's noted school at Columbia in 1865, when the ap­ proach of Sherman's army caused the school to disband. She was an unusually fine woman; as our eldest sister, she en­ joyed the greatest love and respect of her family. On De­ cember 21, 1871, she was married at home, by Dr. James L. Martin, to Thomas Samuel Moorman, Esq., son of Col. Robert Moorman and Mary L. Kenner, of Newberry, S. C. He was born in Union County, S. C, March 24, 1842. Graduated from Wofford College, 1859. Entered Confederate Army as a pri­ vate, and for meritorious conduct was promoted to be 1st Lieut, of Co. E, 3rd S. C. Vols., Kershaw's Brigade. Wounded at the Battle of the Wilderness. Admitted to the Bar, 1866; practiced at Newberry until 1887, when he moved tc Colum­ bia; in 1889, appointed Librarian of the Supreme Court Libra­ ry. Unusually well informed lawyer. Annotated the Revised Statutes of 1893; author of a digest of the decisions of the Supreme Sourt. Devoted member of the Methodist Church. February 28, 1900, he was married at the home of Capt. Withers Adickes, Yorkville, S. C, by Dr. W. G. Neville, to Janie D. Wardlaw, his first wife's sister. Marie died at Columbia, S. C. Janie died at Yorkville, S. C. Mr. Moorman died at Asheville, N. C, August 4, 1902, buried by the side of his first wife in Elmwood Cemetery, Columbia, S. C.

MOORMAN Robert Moorman, father of Thomas S. Moorman, was born in Union County, S. C, June 22, 1814, died October 5, 1873. Planted in Newberry County. Member of the Legislature, 1848 to 1852; Senator, Newberry County, 1852 to 1855, when he resigned; again elected 1863. Appointed Aide to Gover­ nor John H. Means, with rank of Lieut. Col. Member of the Secession Convention which met in Columbia December 17, 1860. In 1865 began mercantile business with A. G. Maybin and R. and P. S. Chick at Newberry. Bank Director. Presi­ dent Newberry Bible Society. Active in Methodist Church. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 111

Historian Chapman says Colonel Moorman was one of the most popular men in Newberry County. Married February 23, 1841, to Mary L., dauhter of Samuel E. Kenner, a highly respectable planter, and member of the Legislature. She died 1845, leaving one son, Thomas Samuel. He married, sec­ ond, March 14, 1847, Virginia C, daughter of Young John Harrington, by whom he had four children: Mary Adelaide, who married Lewis Wardlaw Simkins. Elizabeth Theresa (Betty), who married Capt. J. Clarke Wardlaw. Robert, who married Addie Davis. Nannie, who died in youth, unmarried.

F 71. Nancy Thornwell, daughter of Joseph JamesE66, son of James, son of Hugh, son of William, son of Robert, born at Abbeville, S. C, November 9, 1850, baptized by Dr. Thornwell. Educated at village schools and Yorkville Female College. Married May 26, 1874, by Rev. James Douglass, at the home of her sister,_ Marie, at New­ berry, S. C, to James Glenn McCants, Esq., son of James B. McCants and Laura Glenn. He v/as born at Winnsboro, S. C, , 1850, and died there March 7, 1918. Graduated from S. C. College, 1869; studied at University of Virginia and Yale. Admitted to the Bar, 1874, practiced with father and A. S. Douglas at Winnsboro; member of Legislature, 1905-06. Elder Presbyterian Church. 1. James Bartholomew, born at Winnsboro, S. C, Mar. 16, 1875, died Sept. 17, 1880, of diphtheria. 2. Joseph Wardlaw, born Dec. 25, 1876, died of whooping cough July 26, 1877. 3. James Glenn, born May 13, 1879, died Dec. 5, 1881. 4. Laura Glenn, born Jan. 10, 1881, died Oct. 5, 1881. 5. George Bailey, born April 19, 1882, died April 2, 1912. 6. Marie Witherspoon, born Nov. 13, 1883. 112 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

7. Clarke Wardlaw, born Oct. 26, 1885. 8. Donnom Witherspoon, born Dec. 8, 1887. 9. Charles Spencer, born January 14, 1890. 10. Robert Miller born July 18, 1891, died, at Chester, S. C, April 3, 1903. 11. Lewis Alfred Wardlaw, born Sept. 1, 1893.

McCANTS James B. McCants, father of James Glenn, was the son of James McCants and Miss Turnipseed; their daughter, Eliza­ beth1, married Scott and lived in the West; Pernelia2 married Glenn of Fairfield; Mary3 unmarried; Jemima4 unmarried; George5 graduated M. D. from Charleston Medi­ cal College, he married Miss DuBard; their children were: Anna (a) and William (b), latter died 1884. John6, gradu­ ated M. D. from Charleston Medical College, lived in Newber­ ry County, married Miss Noland; T. M.7, lawyer, killed dur­ ing Confederate War; Sallies, married Dr. Lucius Bates of St. Matthews, S. C.; James B.9, born in Fairfield County, August 9, 1814, died 187—, graduated from S. C. College 1841. ad­ mitted to Bar December 1841, member Legislature 1858 tc 65, President Mt. Zion Society, practiced at Winnsboro, Commis­ sioner in Equity 1843 to 51, married Laura Glenn, daughter of Dr. James Glenn of Union and Sarah Milling, daughter of Captain Hugh Milling of Revolutionary fame; children: George B.lb, in C. S. Army, died unmarried; Sallie2h, married A. S. Douglas, Esq., 1879; died 1901, their children: James McC.c, in World War, died 1918, married Miss Allison; Isabel0, married Dr. Reid Morrison; Laura Glennc, unmarried; James Glenn McCants3b, as above, married Nannie T. Wardlaw; Laura Glenn4b, born 1862, died 1923; married, 1884, Robert B. Miller of Shelby, N. C, children: Laura Burton0, unmar­ ried; Helen0, married William Groome and has several chil­ dren.

F 72. Jane Donnom, daughter of Dr. Joseph1306, son of James1521, son of Hugh04, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, August 2, 1853; baptized by Dr. Thornwell, GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 113

September 23, 1854, at the village church, this being the first time the rite of baptism was administered in the new town church. She attended schools taught by Miss Putnam, Miss McBryde and others, and was graduated from the Yorkville Female College November, 1871. Taught school with much success and satisfaction to patrons and pupils. Married at home of her sister, Helen, at Yorkville, by Dr. W. G. Neville, to Thomas S. Moorman, Esq., on February 25, 1900. She died at Yorkville, November 8, 1905, and was buried there. She saw the beautiful in everything, and was unusually lovely and gentle.

F 73. Frances Elizabeth, daughter of Dr. Joseph JamesE66, son of JamesD21, son of Hugh04, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, February 26, 1856; baptized by Dr. Hoyt July 11, 1857. She attended schools taught by Misses McBryde and Perroneau and Mrs. Perrin and Simkins, and at Yorkville Female College. Graduated with first honor from Confederate Home School at Charleston, 1874, and also grad­ uated from Winthrop College, then at Columbia, in 1889. Taught school at various places. In 1900 and 1907 she trav­ eled in Europe, Alaska and Cuba. Lived for many years with her brother. Unmarried. Stricken with paralysis in 1926.

F 74. Joseph George, son of Dr. Joseph JamesE66, son of James021, son of Hugh04, son of Wil­ liam131, son of Robert*1. I was born at Abbeville, South Car­ olina, April 4, 1859; baptized by Dr. T. A. Hoyt October 14, 1859. Attended village schools taught by Misses McBryde and Perronneau, and Mrs. Perrin and Mrs. Simkins; and by J. L. Lesslie and Capt. Edw. Parker; also at Kings Mountain Military School at Yorkville, S. C, 1877 to 1879. Read med­ icine, abandoned study, entered cotton mill business. Pres­ ident and Director several organizations. Ruling Elder Pres­ byterian Church. Colonel Militia Regiment. On Governor Ansel's staff. Trial Justice. School Trustee. K. of P. Mar­ ried May 23, 1893, Sarah Fishburne, daughter of Dr. J F. 114 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

Carroll of Aiken, S. C. She died April 21, 1894. On Decem­ ber 20, 1900, married by Dr. James H. Thornwell to Emmie Dozier, daughter of Prof. R. O. and Emmie (Roberts) Sams, of Gaffney, formerly of Beaufort, S. C. She was born at Trenton, Edgefield County, S. C, on July 7, 1874, and died at Barnwell, S. C, February 16, 1906. 1. Joseph George, Jr., born at Gaffney, S. C, Oct. 18, 1901 2. Robert Witherspoon, born at Gaffney, S. C, Oct. 12, 1904, died June 8, 1905.

SAMS I. Bonum Sams and wife Elizabeth came to this country in 1668, with a grant for a large tract of land on Wadmalaw Island, S. C. II. Their son Robert married Bridget Barn­ well, the daughter of John Barnwell and his wife Ann Berners, who came to South Carolina from Dublin, Ireland, in ? 701. III. Their son William married Elizabeth Hext, granddaugh­ ter of Hugh Hext, who came from England in 1668. Eliz­ abeth's parents were Francis Hext and Elizabeth Stanyarne, daughter of John Stanyarne. IV. Their son Lewis Reeve married Sarah Fripp; their son V. Miles Brewton born 1811; in 1837, married Caroline Matilda Oswald; their son VI. Rob­ ert Oswald, born at Beaufort, S. C, September 4, 1841; mar­ ried Emmie Gaillard Roberts, May 25, 1864. Their daughter VIL Emmie Dozier born July 7, 1874; married J. G. Wardlaw; died February 16, 1906. Their son VIII. Jos. G. (Wardlaw) Junior, born October 18, 1901. Robert Oswald Sams graduated with distinction from the Citadel 1861; Professor at Arsenal and Citadel; successful educator, connected with various schools and colleges. Lieu­ tenant Battalion State Cadets; member of battery that fired on Star of the West. LL.D. conferred by the Citadel, the South Carolina Military College; the first honorary degree ever conferred by this institution. He is now, 1929, the old­ est living graduate of the Military College.

F 75. Helen Margaret, daughter of Dr. Joseph JamesE6B, son of James021, son of Hugh04, son of GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 115

William131, son of Robert*1, born at Abbeville, S. C, August 15, 1863. Baptized by Dr. D. M. Turner, 1864. Attended village schools; also at Capt. Pifer's at Newberry Academy, from where she graduated 1880, and was also a student at Sylvester Larned Institute, in New Orleans. She was mar­ ried January 20, 1887, at the home of her sister Marie, at Newberry, S. C, to Capt. Withers Adickes. The ceremony was performed by Dr. J. Lowrie Wilson, assisted by Dr. R. D. Smart. Withers Adickes was the son of H. F. and Mary (Withers) Adickes of Yorkville, S. C. He was born Decem­ ber 14, 1857, and died June 12, 1908. Educated at Kings Mountain Military School; ranking officer of the corps; Cap­ tain of Jenkins Rifles, In mercantile business for many years. Deacon in Presbyterian Church; Mason and Knight of Honor; Sunday School Superintendent, School Trustee. 1. Clarke Wardlaw, born at Yorkville January 1, 1889. 2. Marie, born at Yorkville July 11, 1890, lovely child, burned to death, December 9, 1895. 3. Jean Frances, born at Yorkville July 19, 1896. 4. Henning Frederick, born at Yorkville, Dec. 2, 1897. 5. Witherspoon Withers, born at Yorkville June 7, 1901.

ADICKES H. F. Adickes, born in Hamburg, Germany, 1744, died there. He married Antoinette Muller. Their children were E. J. and Antoinette. E. J. was born in Hamburg, 1775, and emi­ grated to South Carolina, where he died in 1820. He was a sea captain. In 1808 he married Sarah Moore, who was born in South Carolina in 1787 and died 1857. She was the daugh­ ter of Alexander Moore, who was born in Virginia 1750 and died in South Carolina 1816; he was Commissioner in Equity and planted in Chester County; he married Mary Erwin, and their children were James, William, Sarah, Maurice, Mary, Dorcas. The children of E. J. Adickes and Sarah Moore were: H. F., Antoinette, E. J. and Alexander. Henning Frederick Adickes, son of E. J., was born in South Carolina 1809, and died at Yorkville, S. C. 1881. He con­ ducted large mercantile interests and was a most successful 116 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

business man, noted for strength of character. He married in 1842, Mary Withers, who was born in South Carolina in 1821 and died . Her grandfather was Reuben Withers, born in Virginia 1741, planted and died in North Carolina 1810; married 1766, Mary Cole; their children were: Ran­ dolph, John and Nancy. Her father, Randolph Withers, was born in Virginia 1774; planted in South Carolina, and died there in 1845. He married Sarah Bailey, who was born in Virginia 1784, died 1846. Her father, Thomas Bailey, born in Virginia, 1753, planted in South Carolina; married Mary Meredith 1783, and died in South Carolina, 1839. Their chil­ dren were: Sarah, Thomas, John, Elizabeth. The children of Randolph Withers and Sarah Bailey were: T. Jefferson, Nan­ cy, John, Rocinda, Mary, Amanda, Frank, Randolph and Isaac. The children of H. F. Adickes and Mary Withers were: Sarah, Mary, Amanda, Kate, H. F., Withers, Blanche and Annie Lee. Withers Adickes married Helen M. Wardlaw, 1887.

F 76. Arthur, son of Maj. Wm. Alfred1567, son of James021, son of Hugh04, son of William131, son of Robert*1, born at Abbeville, S. C, March 23, 1845. Attended village schools. Volunteered in Co. B (Capt. Perrin), Orr's Regi­ ment. Wounded in thigh at Chancellorsville, May 3, 1863, and was killed at the Battle of the Wilderness, May 5, 1864, being buried on the battlefield.

F 77. David Lewis, son of Maj. Wm. Alfred1567, son of James021, son of Hugh04, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, January 21, 1850. Attended village schools at Abbeville, and was at school in Charleston. Was in cotton business with his father, and afterwards planted in Abbeville County. He died , unmarried.

F 78. Hiram Tilman, son of Maj. Wm. Alfred1567, son of James021, son of Hugh04, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, February 3, 1854. Attended schools taught GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 117 by Miss McBryde, Mrs. Perrin and Rev. Edw. Miles; and stood at the head of his class at high school in Charleston. In 1880 lacked only a few votes of being elected to the Legis­ lature from Abbeville. Appointed Trial Justice by Governor Richardson. Colonel on Governor Richardson's staff. As­ sociate Editor of the Press and Banner. Died at Abbeville, November 5, 1908. Unmarried. Lewis and Tilman both buried at Long Cane.

SEVENTH GENERATION—G G 1. Columbus, son of Jesse CalvertF7, son of John MooreE16, son of James"4, son of John02, son of Wil­ liam31, son of Robert*1, born in Anderson County, S. C, May 23, 1855. Graduated from the law department of the Uni­ versity of Virginia in 1880. Admitted to the Bar at Colum­ bia December 13, 1880. Appointed Trial Justice by Governor Richardson 1887. Elected School Commissioner Anderson County 1891. President School Commissioners' Association, 1892. Moved from Anderson to Lockesburg, Ark., in 1894, where he taught school and edited the "Democrat." He mar­ ried, December 14, 1881, Ida St. Clair, daughter of Daniel Brown of Anderson; she was born September 9, 1855. In 1896 Columbus became a Baptist preacher and served churches in Arkansas and Seneca, S. C. 1. Eleanor St. Clair, born at Jefferson, Ga., April 22, 1884. Educated at Limestone College, Gaff­ ney, S. C. 2. Jessie Caroline, born at Anderson, S. C, Feb. 28, 1889.

G 2. Folba, daughter of ZacharyF3, son of ZacharyE10, son son of William02, son of John02, son of Wil­ liam31, son of Robert*1, married W. C. Winter of Cofferville, Miss. 2. William Cooper. 1. Benjamin Zachary. 118 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

G 3. Mary Juliet, daughter of ZacharyF3, &c. Married E. B. Mims, wholesale druggist, of Jackson,

Mississippi.

G 4. Zachary, son of ZacharyF3, son of ZacharyE1°, &c. Vis­ ited Yorkville on business in 1906. G 5. Susan Ella, daughter of Susan CarolineF2S, daughter of Judge D. L.E59, son of JamesD2\ son of Hugh04, son of William81, son of Robert*1, born at Abbeville, S. C., July 6, 1856. Baptized by Rev. Ben Johnson. Attend­ ed schools, taught at home and also at Staunton, Va. Un­ usually bright. She died at Abbeville , 1898. Was married at Trinity Church, Abbeville, S. C, by Dr. W. P. DuBose, May 4, 1877, to William Christie Benet of Tillicoul­ try, Scotland, who was born , 1846. Graduated from University of Edinburgh; came to America and Abbeville County; taught school at Cokesbury and Greenville. Admit­ ted to the Bar, 1876. Member of the Legislature, 189—. He was elected Judge of the First Circuit. 1. Samuel McGowan, born at Abbeville, S. C, Sept. 3, 1878, died June 7, 1879. 2. Wm. Christie, Jr., born at Abbeville, S. C, Dec. 26, 1879. 3. Samuel McGowan, born at Abbeville, S. C, Sept 3, 1881. 4. William McGowan, born at Abbeville, S. C, June 21, 1885, died July 3, 1886. 5. George, born at Abbeville, S. C, July 3, 1888. 6. Hugh Alexander, born at, Abbeville, S. C, Nov. —, 1892

G 6. William Campbell (McGowan), son of SusanF28, daugh­ ter of Judge D. L.E95, born at Abbe­ ville, S. C, March 16, 1858. Attended village schools. Grad­ uated from the University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn., 1875. Studied at University of Virginia, 1876 to 1878. Ad­ mitted to the Bar May 20, 1879. Practiced with father and GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 119

Wm. H. Parker, Esq. In 188— was elected Mayor of Abbe­ ville. 1889 was appointed on Governor Richardson's staff. Captain of Abbeville Rifles. Member of the Constitutional Convention of 1895. Prominently spoken of for governor. Died of pneumonia at Abbeville February 27, 1898. Exceed­ ingly manly, and universally esteemed. November 4, 1885, he was married at Charleston, S. C, by Rev. John Gass, to Clelia P., daughter of Wm. P. Matthews of Clarksville, Ga., former­ ly of Charleston, S. C. 1. Samuel, born November 12, 1886. 2. Wrn. Campbell, born November 10, 1888. 3. Rosalie Olivecrona, born June 30, 1891.

G 7. Eldred Clarke (Simkins), son of Rosalie MariaF29, daughter of Judge D. L.E59, &c, born at Abbeville October 6, 1852, died at Franklin, N. C, January 18, 1914. Educated at schools of Rev. Porcher, Wm. Mc­ Cants and others. Married in Atlanta, Ga., February 11, 1881, by Rev. Foote to Susan Pickens, daughter of Captain James M. Lipscomb. She died July 10, 1887. Married, sec­ ond, N. Catherine Bryson of Franklin, N. C. 1. James Lipscomb, born Nov. 23, 1881. 2. John Calhoun, born Feb. 26, 1884. 3. Rosalie, born Feb. 10, 1886. Married W. W. Hunter; 3 daughters; lives in Augusta. 4. Frank Pickens, by second marriage, born March 24, 1894, died . 5. Infant, by second marriage, born June 1, 1895, died June 16, 1895. 6. Sue Anna, by second marriage, born Nov. 21, 1897. Married May 22, 1920, R. R. Adair. One son, James Radford Adair. She lives at Asheville, N. C. Educated at Business College.

G 8. Lewis Wardlaw (Simkins), son of Rosalie M.,F29, daughter of Judge D. L.E59, son of James021, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, January 9, 1854, died 120 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY at Laurens, S. C, February 12, 1903. Attended schools of Mr. Porcher, Mr. Miles, and Capt. Parker, completing educa­ tion at Washington and Lee College, Va., while General Lee was president. Admitted to the Bar, practiced with Thos. S. Moorman at Newberry until 1884, when he moved to Lau­ rens, S. C. Associated with Col. Ball from 1891 to 1902. One of the editors of the "Newberry News." Mayor of Laurens. Member of Legislature from Laurens County, 1898 to 1900. Vestryman of Episcopal Church. Man of decided intelligence. Buried at Laurens. Leader in establishing the public school system of Laurens. Married, June 7, 1881, at Methodist Church, Newberry, S. C, by Rev. James B. Campbel, to Mary Adelaide, daughter of Col. Robert Moorman and Vir­ ginia Harrington of Newberry, S. C. She died at Laurens , 1898. A woman of rare sweetness of character. 1. Thomas Moorman, born April 8, 1882. Graduated from Laurens Graded School 1900. Clerk in office of Raleigh Granite Co. Married Emily Taylor of Raleigh, N. C, November 17, 1914. One son, Thomas Moorman, Jr., born July 31, 1915. 2. Lewis Wardlaw, Jr., born May 21, 1884. Educated at public schools at Laurens, S. C. Salesman. Married Lillie Bowman of Indiana. No children. 3. Virginia Harrington, born Oct. 17, 1886. Attended school at Laurens. Secretary law firm at Greenville. 4. Arthur McGowan, born Jan. 19, 1889, died May 15, 1889. 5. Robert Moorman, born Sept. 18, 1892. Served in World War. Married Lillie , of Tennessee. Children: Robert M., Jr., and John Eldred. 6. John Eldred, born April 19, 1895. Volunteered for service in World War. Now in U. S. Veterans' Hospital.

G 9. Arthur (Simkins), son of Rosalie M.F29, daughter of Judge D. L.E59, son of James021, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, May 7, 1857. Died at Greer, S. C, Decern- GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 121 ber 20, 1909. Attended schools of mother, Rev. Porcher, Rev. Miles, H. C. I. at Charleston, and K. M. M. S. at York. Un­ married. G 10. Samuel McGowan (Simkins), son of Rosalie MariaF29, daughter of Judge D. L.E59, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, December 15, 1858, died in Columbia, De­ cember 10, 1928. Attended schools taught by his mother and Rev. E. R. Miles. Student at Porter Academy and at University of the South. Admitted to the Bar, 1882. Moved to Edgefield 1883, where he has since practiced law, at one time being associated with Genl. M. C. Butler. Member of Legislature, 1897 to 1898. Author of present Grand Jury Law. Repeatedly appointed Special Judge; Reading Clerk of Senate, Warden Episcopal Church. Had a host of friends and admirers. His Simkins relatives were among the first and most influential settlers of Edgefield County. Married Feb­ ruary 21, 1887, at home of Mrs. Governor Pickens, Edge­ field, S. C, by Rev. John Finlay, to Sallie Raven Lewis, daugh­ ter of John W. and Raven Vander Horst Lewis of Charleston, S. C. She was born in Charleston December 4, 1859. 1. John Elliott, born May 2, 1890, at Edgefield. Educated at University of South Carolina. Married Irene Lewis, November, 1916. 2. Raven Vander Horst, born Oct. 6, 1891. Graduated from College for Women, Colum­ bia, 1911. Married October 6, 1915, at Trinity Church, Edge­ field, by Rev. R. J. Shannonhouse, to C. T. Graydon, attorney, Columbia, S. C. 3. Francis Butler, born Dec. 14, 1897. Graduated, A. B., from University of South Carolina, 1916, M. A., Columbia University; Ph.D., Columbia University. Author of "Tillman Movement in South Caro­ lina." Professor in State Normal College, Farmville. Va. In 1929 granted Fellowship in Social Science Research Council of New York, which carried a handsome subsidy. 4- Jeanie Wardlaw, born Jan. 25, 1899. Studied at Winthrop College and at Furman University. Life teachers' certificate. 122 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

G 11. William Henry (Parker), son of Lucia GarveyF3°, daugh­ ter of Judge D. L.E59, son of JamesD21, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C., December 24, 1861, died of pneumonia at Charleston, S. C, April 9, 1924. Attended village schools, and was graduated with first honor from Charleston College, 1881. Superintendent of Bennett School. Studied in Germany. Admitted to the Bar in 1885. Lawyer of recognized ability. K. of P. Past Master A. F. M. Mar­ ried at St. Michael's Church, by Rev. John Gass, November 9, 1892, to Elizabeth English, daughter of Mr. Lewis Ford Robertson, of Charleston and his wife, Sarah Twells, of Phil­ adelphia. 1. Wm. Henry, born Sept. 20, 1893. In Philadelphia 2. Lewis Twells, born Feb. 17, 1896, with Carolina Savings Bank, Charleston. 3. Sarah Twells, born March 12, 1898. Married Porter Williams of Charleston, March 30, 1921. (a) Porter, Jr., (b) Elizabeth Robertson. 4. Elizabeth Robertson, born Aug. 18, 1901. Married the Rev. Moultrie Guerry of Charles­ ton, January 21, 1925. (a) William Moultrie.

G 12. Lewis Wardlaw (Parker), son of Lucia GarveyF3°, daughter of Judge D. L.E59, son of James021, &c, born at Abbeville, July 11, 1865, died April 11, 1916. Was at schools taught by Capt. Parker and Mr. Dan Webb. Graduated, with honor, from S. C. College, 1885, with degree of A. B. and LL.B. in 1887. President of Clariosophic Society. Admitted to Bar 1887, and moved to Greenville, 1888. Member firm of Haynsworth and Parker. President of a large chain of Cotton Mills. Bank President. Recog­ nized as an outstanding man in the textile industry of the South—indeed, in the United States. President of the Amer­ ican Cotton Manufacturers' Association. Man of indomita­ ble pluck and energy. Married in Richmond, Va., June 6, 1893, by Rev. R. P. Williams, to Margaret, daughter of A. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 123

Austin Smith of Richmond, Va. She died at Greenville, Dc cember, 1928. 1. Lucia, born Sept. 14, 1894. 2. Austin Smith, born August 24, 1896. 3. Margaret, born Nov. 21, 1898. 4. Lewis W., Jr., born May 30, 1904.

G 13. Allen Wardlaw (Parker), son of Lucia GarveyF3°, daughter of Judge D. L.E59, &c, born at Abbveille, S. C., June 16, 1867, died there August 3, 1891. Graduated with first honor S. C. College, 1887; studied at Leipsig, Germany, after being at Johns Hopkins for several terms. Buried at Episcopal Cemetery. His untimely death cut short a life of great promise of usefulness.

G 14. Thomas Drayton (Parker), son of Lucia GarveyF30, daughter of Judge D. L.E59, &c, born at Abbeville August 3, 1871. Graduated from U. S. Naval Academy 1893; A. M. from Harvard in 1894; LL.B., Hastings, 1923. Served as commissioned officer, TJ. S. Navy, from 1898 to 1914, when he was retired for physical disability, with rank of Commander; re-entered navy and served throughout World War. Admitted to the Bar, 1922; writer, author of several books. Lives at Belvedere, suburb of San Francisco. Married Rose Florence Bland of Pasadena, Cal­ ifornia, in 1999.

G 15. Francis Lejau (Parker), son of Lucia GarveyF30, daughter of Judge D. L.E59, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, June 24, 1873. Graduated from West Point, U. S. Military Academy, June 12, 1894. Served in 5th and 12th Cavalry as Lieutenant, Captain and Major in the United States and Philippine Islands; A. D. C. to Brig. Genl. L. H. Carpenter in Cuba and to Brig. Genl. Geo. W. Davis in Porto Rico and Philippine Islands, also to Governor General Forbes; Instructor U. S. M. A. and General Service Schools; 124 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY member of Board to prepare Cavalry Drill Regulations. When United States entered World War was on duty as Observer with Roumanian Armies in the field; later Military Attache in Russia, and as representative at General Headquarters of Russian Armies and with troops in field. During World War commanded successively 119th Inft. and 312th Cavalry as Colonel, and 171st Brigade as Brigadier General in U. S. and France. On duty after Armistice with Genl. Hdqts., A. E. F., in France and Germany until 1919. On return to U. S. served as Colonel of Cavalry, Military Attache to Mexico. Detailed to Field Art. On duty with U. S.-Mexico Joint Claims Com­ mission; Plebiscitary Commission, Tacna-Arica Arbitration; on American Electoral Mission in Nicaragua as Vice-Chair­ man. Recently, 1929, promoted to be Brigadier General, Chief Bureau of Insular Affairs, War Department, at Wash­ ington, D. C. Unmarried.

G 16. Lucia Wardlaw (Parker), daughter of Lucia GarveyF30, daughter of Judge D. L.E59, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, November 3, 1875. Graduated from Uni­ versity of Grenoble, France, 1913. Dean of the University High School of Chicago, 1913-1917. In France with the Red Cross, doing war work from September, 1917, to August, 1919. Now living in Chicago, engaged in Research Work.

G 17. Langdon Cheves (Haskell), son of Ella CoalterF3\ daughter of Judge D. L.E59, son of James"21, &c, born in Abbeville County, S. C, July 13, 1860, died July, 1929, baptized by Dr. Ben Johnson. Educated at Abbeville Schools and Arkansas Industrial University, at Fay­ etteville, Ark. Married January 12, 1887, by Rev. John Gass, to Kate Tilman Calhoun, daughter of Edwin and Sallie (Til­ man) Calhoun, of Abbeville. She was born November 8, 1861, and died August 17, 1916; interred at Long Cane Cem­ etery. 1. Ella Wardlaw, born Dec. 19, 1887, died Jan. 17, 1919, in Washington, D. C. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 125

2. Edwin Calhoun, born Aug. 26, 1889. Graduated from Clemson College. Married Mrs. Brunson, daughter of Dr. Hawle Darlington. Son, Ed­ win Calhoun, Jr., born August, 1926. 3. Langdon Cheves, Jr., born Sept. 18, 1891. Graduated from Clemson College. 4. Sara Calhoun, born Sept. 15, 1896. Graduated from Winthrop, 1917. Married April 20, 1920, James Carlisle Fair; one son, J. Carlisle, Jr., born April 19, 1923. Langdon Cheves, born August, 1927, died November, 1927. 5. Allen Wardlaw, born November 20, 1897. 6. Kate Calhoun, born April 10, 1900. Graduated from Winthrop College. Married Prof. Arlie R. Smith of Training School, Boone, N. C.

G 18. Allen Wardlaw (Haskell), son of Ella CoalterF3\ daughter of Judge D. L.E59, son of James"21, born at Abbeville, S. C, October 28, 1863, died at Abbeville July 28, 1926. Was at Mr. Dan Webb's Boys' School and Arkansas Ind. Univ. Civil Engineer. Married Mrs. Florence Thocmasthus, nee Martin, of Birmingham, Ala. 1. Susie, born •—. 2. Allen Wardlaw, born .

G 19. Lewis Wardlaw (Haskell), son of Ella Coalter™ daughter of Judge D. L.E69, son of James"21, &c, born at Hopefield, Jefferson County, Ark., Dec. 2, 1868. Was graduated with first honor from S. C. Mil. Academy (The Citadel), 1889. Supt. Military College of Georgia. Graduated from Law School, Georgetown Univ., 1894. In office R. R. Corns. Dept. Int., Washington, D. C. Moved to Columbia, S. C, 1901. Practiced law for about ten years. Member Legislature from Richland County, 1902-06. In Consular Service, U. S. Government, filling various import­ ant stations in Mexico, England, Switzerland. Married Nov. 7. 1906, Aleta Geddes. 126 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

G 20. Sophia Lovett (Haskell), daughter of Ella CoalterF3\ born at Hopefield, Jefferson County, Ark., August 15, 1870. Educated at school of Madame Le Fevre, Baltimore, Md. Married at Mr. W. H. Parker's, Abbe­ ville, by Rev. Mr. McCrady, March 27, 1898, to Charles J. West, a lawyer from Enid, Okla. Four daughters.

G 21. Lewis Wardlaw (Smith), son of Sarah MargaretF33, daughter of Judge D. L.E59, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, July 11, 1860, died April 22, 1888. Un­ married. Graduated from University of the South, Sewanee, 1879. Admitted to Bar December, 1881. Practiced at Abbe­ ville and Atlanta. Unusually handsome, manly and popular.

G 22. Augustus Wardlaw (Smith), son of Sarah Margar- etF3s, daughter of Judge D. L.E59, born at Abbeville, S. C, April 29, 1862. Educated at the University of the South, Sewanee. Mayor of Abbeville, 1891- 92. Merchandised at Abbeville until 1900, when he moved to Woodruff, where he organized a cotton mill and bank. Lived several years at Spartanburg, where he has large mer­ cantile interests. Moved to Greenville. Is now President and Treasurer of Brandon Corporation, an important merger of Cotton Mills. Director in various organizations. Colonel of Regiment State Militia, 1891. Active and useful member of the Episcopal Church. Highly regarded as an influential and successful business man. Married at San Francisco, January 5, 1887, by Dr. C. Spalding, to Mary Bratton, daughter of Major Edward and Mary (Bratton) Noble of Abbeville. She was born 1861 and died November, 1898. Married, second, June 5, 1901, by Dr. J. L. Wilson, to Belle Bratton, daughter of Captain Lewis Wardlaw and Mary (McCaw) Perrin. She was born July 9, 1879. Children by first marriage: 1. Lewis Wardlaw, born Sept. 4, 1888, died at Camp Taylor, Nov. 8, 1918. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 127

Graduated from Univ. of S. C., June, 1909. Married July 22, 1914, to Julia Sutherland, daughter of Herbert Milow and Margaret Garrett Barrow of Concord, N. C. She subsequent­ ly married, December, 1927, James Voorhees Robinson of Princeton, N. J. (a) Augustus Wardlaw, III, born , died . (b) Lewis Wardlaw, Jr., born June 11, 1918, died April 29, 1928. 2. Floride Bonneau, born Jan. 28, 1892. Edu­ cated at Converse College. Married at Spartanburg, April 7, 1915, Luther M. McBee of Greenville, S. C. (a) Luther M., Ill, born at Greenville Feb. 13, 1916. (b) Floride Smith, born at Greenville, Dec. 8, 1922. 3. Sarah Margaret Wardlaw, born at Abbeville, Aug, 7, 1895, died April 4, 1897. 4. Mary Noble, born Oct. 19, 1898. Gradu- uated M. D., with distinction, from the Woman's Medical College at Philadelphia, in June, 1924. She is a successful practitioner in Philadelphia. 5. Augustus Wardlaw, Jr., (by second marriage), born April 17, 1902. Graduated from Philadelphia Textile School, 1924. Married April 26, 1924, Mabel Forte, daughter of W. A. and Mabel (Forte) Poole of Gaffney, S. C. She was born November 9, 1905. (a) Sarah Belle, born Feb. 12, 1926. (b) Mabel Frances, born Nov. 24, 1927. 6. Lewis Perrin, born Sept. 2, 1908. Educated at The Citadel, S. C. Military College, and University of Pennsylvania.

G 23. Lewis Wardlaw (Miles), son of Jane ElizaP34, daughter of Judge D. L.E59, son of James021. &c, born in Baltimore, Md., March 23, 1873. Graduated, A. B., from Johns Hopkins Univ., 1894; M. D. from Univ. of Mary­ land, 1897; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins Univ., 1902; LL.D. con­ ferred by Univ. of Maryland, 1919. Instructor in English, Princeton Univ., 1905-1906; Preceptor, 1906-1917. Head Mas­ ter Gilman County School, 1919-1926; Lecturer at St. John's College, 1926-27; Collegiate Professor of English, Johns Hop- 128 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY kins Univ. since 1927. Lieutenant, promoted to Captain, 308th Inf., 77th Division, World War. Received five wounds while leading Company M at Battle of Aisne-Marne, Septem­ ber 14, 1918; both arms broken, leg amputated. Acted with conspicuous gallantry. Awarded Congressional Medal, Croix de Guerre, and made Chevalier of the Legion of Honor. Man of learning as well as courage. Married January 25, 1908, Katherine Wistar, daughter of Samuel Witham Stockton of Princeton, N. J. She was born October 6, 1884. 1. Francis Turquand, born July 10, 1909. 2. Sarah Bache, born Dec. 25, 1910 3. Samuel Stockton, born Nov. 12, 1913. 4. Jeanie Wardlaw, born April 18, 1918.

G 24. Patterson, son of Major Andrew Bowie1"47, son of Robert H.E63, son of James021, son of Hugh04, son of William81, son of Robert*1, born at Liberty Hill, S. C, November 20, 1859. Attended schools at Abbeville, S. C, graduated with first honor from Erskine College, 1880; studied at University of Virginia; Princeton Theological Sem­ inary, and Berlin. Superintendent and organizer of graded schools at Darlington, and taught at Pendleton, S. C, and New Bern, N. C. Professor of Pedagogics of Univ. of S. C. since 1894; now Dean of Education. LL.D. conferred by Er­ skine College, June, 1906; Litt.D. by Presbyterian College of 5. C, 1924; President of S. C. Teachers' Association, 1893; Founding Editor "S. C. Educative." "Wardlaw College" at Univ. of S. C. and "Wardlaw Junior High School," in the city of Columbia, both named in his honor, testify to the esteem in which he is held as a scholar, as a man of unblemished char­ acter, and for his indefatigable efforts for the promotion of learning and the advancement of the schools of the State. Elder in the Presbyterian Church. Married June 21, 1893, Claud Murray, daughter of Hon. B. W. and Mrs. Anna M. Edwards of Darlington, S. C.; she died May 24, 1894, without issue. Married, second, July 2, 1897, to Mattie B., daughter of John B. and Eliza C. Lide of Darlington, S. C. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 129

1. Joseph Patterson, born June 9, 1898. Graduated from West Point, 1921. Served overseas during World War as Corporal, 318th Field Art. Lieut. U. S. A. (retired). Now Civil Engineer with Southern Railway Company. Married March 7, 1927, Gertrude Young, daugh­ ter of John H. Purdy, Drexel Hill, Pa. 2. Eliza E., born July 10, 1899. Graduated from Winthrop, 1920; studied at Teachers' College, New York. Secretary Y. W. C. A. Has a fine voice. 3. Laura, born Nov. 6, ^01, died June 13, 1903. 4. Andrew Bowie, born Dec. 19, 1903. Graduated from Georgia School of Technology, 1927. Civil Engineer with Texas Oil Co. in Los Angeles, California.

G 25. Mary Josephine, daughter of Major Andrew BowieF47, son of Robert H.EC3, son of James021, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, April 23, 1866. Educated at village schools and Charlotte Female Institute. Married by Rev. John G. Law in Presbyterian Church, Darlington, S. C, December 24, 1891, to George Herbert Edwards, son of B. W. and Anna M. Edwards of Darlington, S. C. He was born Feb. 4, 1867. Graduated B. A. from Richmond College, 1886. Law­ yer. 1. George Herbert, Jr., born at Darlington, S. C, Nov. 13, 1892. Graduated, A. B. and A. M., 1913 from Univ. of S. C. Post-graduate work at Univ. of Chicago and Columbia Univ. Married Dixie Moore Apri! 6, 1918. Children: Mary Jane, born August 2, 1923. 2. Claude Wardlaw, born at Darlington Sept. 5, 1894, died Aug. 8, 1896. 3. Alice, born at Darlington March 25, 1896, died June 10, 1897. 4. Josephine, born at Darlington March 12, 1898, died May 5, 1899. 5. Perrin Wardlaw, born at Darlington April 20, 1899. Graduated from Va. Polytechnic Inst., B. S., in 1920. Married Elma Anderson Sept. 7, 1920. 130 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW" FAMILY

6. Anna Sara, born at Darlington April 20, 1901. Graduated, A. B., from Winthrop College, 1922. W. M. U. Training School, Louisville, Ky., Bachelor Missionary Training, 1924. Married Rev. Philip McLean, Jr., May 28, 1925. Missionary to China, August, 1925-1927. Children: Anita Marie, born Sept. 7, 1926, died in China Dec. 29, 1926; Philip James, III, born in Darlington, S. C, January 13, 1928. 7. Francis Patterson, born at Darlington Jan. 9, 1905. Graduated, B. S., from University of South Carolina, 1926. 8. William Coker, born at Darlington Sept. 12, 1909, died May 25, 1910.

G 26. Sallie Thompson, daughter of Major Andrew B.F47, son of Robert H.E83, &c, born at Ab­ beville, S. C, Oct. 25, 1868. Educated at High School at Au­ gusta, Ga. Married April 3, 1893, to James Lide Edwards, son of B. W. and Anna M. Edwards, of Darlington, S. C. He attended Furman Univ. and University of Virginia. Planter. 1. Sara Wardlaw, born March 10, 1894, at Darlington, S. C. Graduated from Winthrop College, 1915. 2. Hannah Lide, born Sept. 30, 1996, at Darlington. Graduated from Winthrop College, 1917. 3. James Lide, Jr., born Nov. 18, 1898, at Darlington. Graduated from Va. Poly. Inst., 1920. Married Fannie Maie Newsome, June 21, 1924. Daughter, Martha Newsome, born Nov. 25, 1925, at Driver, Va. 4. Josephine Thompson, born at Darlington, Jan. 25, 1903. Graduated from Winthrop, 1924. Attended Assembly's Training School, Richmond, Va., 1927-28. 5. Andrew Wardlaw, born at Darlington Sept. 23, 1904. Presbyterian College, Clinton, S. C. 6. Walter Coker, Jr., born at Darlington Oct. 17, 1908. At­ tended De Jarnette Agricultural High School at Driver. Va. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 131

G 27. Frank Harper, son of Major Andrew B.F47, son of Rob­ ert H.E63, son of James021, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C., May 29, 1871. Graduated from Davidson College June 11, 1895. Valedictorian of Eumenean Society, and received Declaimer's and Essayist's Medal. Graduated from Columbia Theological Seminary, 1900. Has served va­ rious churches. Stated Clerk Bethel Presbytery and Perma­ nent Clerk of Synod. Was missionary to Cuba 1908-11. Married December 14, 1910, Margaret Whitefield, daughter of Dr. Thomas Allison and Ella Gaines Hudgens of Honea Path, S. C. She was born November 23, 1876. 1. Ella Gaines, born Jan. 13, 1912. 2. Frank H., born Aug. 16, 1913. 3. Margaret, born March 21, 1918. G 28. Andrew Bowie, son of Major Andrew B.F47, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, July 22, 1873. Grad­ uated from University of Maryland Dental College in 1899. Practiced at Darlington and Greenville with much success. Married Annie Dean, daughter of John and Harriet (Grady) Ferguson of Greenville, S. C. She was born April 7, 1874. 1. Harriet Ferguson, born Sept. 23, 1907; graduated from Winthrop College, 1928. Teaching. 2. Andrew Bowie III, born Sept. 19, 1912. G 29. Roberta, daughter of Major Andrew B.F47, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, Aug. 16, 1878. Attended city schools at Abbeville and Darlington, also studied at Univ. of S. C. Taught in graded school at Marion. Teacher in High School at Rock Hill, which position she has filled most ac­ ceptably for a number of years. G 30. James Thompson, son of Major Andrew B.F4;, son of R. H.E63, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, February 2, 1881. Educated at Univ. of S. C. Civil En­ gineer; President of Charlotte Engineers' Club; Elder Pres- 132 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY byterian Church; holds responsible position with Lockwood Greene Engineers, Inc., at Charlotte, N. C. Married October 26, 1916, Belle Simpson, daughter of his maternal uncle, Dr. John T. Thompson, of Atlanta, Ga., and Janie E. Perrin, daughter of Col. James M. Perrin, of Abbeville, S. C. She was born April 19, 1890. 1. James T., born Nov. 24, 1921, died March 18, 1922. 2. John T., born June 18, 1923. 3. James T., born June 3, 1927, died Dec. 20, 1927.

G 31. Eliza Bowie (Lilie), daughter of James Alfred1'48, son of Robert H.E63, son of JamesDzl, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, February 15, 1860. Attended village schools. Married by Rev. James F. Peason Nov. 24, 1885, to D. Lucian Mabry, son of Dr. James F. Mabry. He was born Dec. 6, 1863. Educated at Wofford College and Univ. of Va. Graduated, B. L., from the latter University. Admitted to the Bar, 1884. Killed May 25, 1889. 1. Eliza Livingston, born Aug. 15, 1886. Graduated from Winthrop College, 1907. Married June 11, 1919, James Hawthorne Austin, son of William G. and Nancy (Hawthorne) Austin. Eduucated at Wofford College and Atlanta College. He was born Sept. 2, 1883. Children: Eliza Wardlaw, born Aug. 18, 1920; Nancy Hawthorne, born March 10, 1923. 2. D. Lucian Jr., born April 16, 1888, died Mar. 30, 1893.

G 32. Alethea Kilgore (Allee), daughter of Capt. Sami. WattF49, son of Robert H.E63, son of JamesD2\ &c, born Feb. 21, 1859, at Red Hill, Kershaw Coun­ ty, S. C. Married October 12, 1888, by Dr. Palmer, at Oxford, Miss., to James Jackson of Tuscumbia, Ala. Lawyer, mem­ ber of Legislature. 1. Charlotte, born April 18, 1891. Married Col. Americus Mitchell, U. S. A., retired, Dec. 26, 1927. (a) Allee Wardlaw, born August, 1929. 2. James, born July 31, 1896. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 133

G 33. Robert Henry, son of Capt. Sami. WattF49, son of Rob­ ert H.E63, son of James021, &c, born at Liberty Hill, S. C, Dec. 5, 1860. Married Susie Edmundson of Mobile, Ala., Aug. 24, 1892. Lived for years in Isthmus of Panama. Died Dec. 28, 1919. 1. Mary Enid, born July 17, 1893. Married Frank Les­ lie Scott April 6, 1921. Frank Wardlaw, born , 1922. 2. Robert Henry, Jr., born Oct. 5, 1899. 3. Jessie Kilgore, born May 1, 1901. Married Lieutenant Charles Hale Dowman, U. S. A., Sept. 2, 1925.

G 34. Rosa Eliza, daughter of Capt. S. W.F49, son of Robert H.E63, son of James021, &c, born Sept. 26, 1864. Married William Howard Magruder January 1, 1890, died March 17, 1892. 1. Charlotte Elizabeth Rose, born April 30, 1891. Married Francis Herron Rowland, Jan­ uary 26, 1911. Their children: 1. Margaret Victoria, born Oct. 8, 1911. 2. Eugenia Herron, born August 26, 1916. 3. Rose Howard, born July 15, 1918. 4. William Whitman, born June 3, 1921.

G 35. Charlotte Keziah, daughter of Capt. S. W.F49, son of Robert H.E63, son of James021, &c, born Feb. 8, 1867, died Sept. 20, 1891.

G 36. Jessie Kilgore, daughter of Capt. S. W.F49, son of Rob­ ert H.F63, son of James021, &c, born April 12, 1869. Married June 7, 1906, to Cornelius Ware. No children. 134 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

G 37. Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. S. W.F49, son of Robert H.E63, son of James021, &c, born June 2, 1871. Married Dr. Robert Payne Wendel, Sept. 1, 1890, died March 18, 1902. 1. Mary Payne, born June 8, 1899. Married June 28, 1922, Frank Tate Harvey; their daughter, Mar­ garet Louise, born April 5, 1923.

G 38. James Langdon, son of Capt. S. W.F49, son of Robert H.E63, son of James021, &c, born Dec. 13, 1873. Married Nell Martin June 6, 1912. 1. James Langdon, Jr., born June 17, 1913. 2. Nell Martin, born June 21, 1914.

G 39. Samuel Watt, son of Capt. S. W.F49, son of Robert H.E63, son of James021, &c, born July 15, 1876. Married Hermia Eloan Finger Dec. 18, 1920. He is Vice-President of the First National Bank of Memphis, Tenn.

1. Margaret Elizabeth, born Sept. 29, 1921.

G 40. Hannah Margaret, daughter of Capt. S. W.F49, son of Robert H.E63, son of James021, born Dec. 2, 1878. Married Dr. Robert Payne Wendel (husband of Sarah Elizabeth, deceased), June 8, 1905. She married, sec­ ond, Robert W. Sharp, Nov. 22, 1922. No children. G 41. Edith, daughter of Capt. S. W.F49, son of Robert H.E6S, &c, born April 2, 1881. Married October 26, 1910, to Milton Bradley Reese, of Abbeville, S. C. 1. Charlotte Eugenia, born Aug. 5, 1911. 2. Mararet Wendel, born Oct. 1, 1913. 3. Edith Wardlaw, born Aug. 31, 1915. 4. Milton Bradley, born Sept. 9, 1917. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 135

G 42. Charles Collins, son of Capt. S. W.F49, son of Robert556*, &c, born February 23, 1884.

G 43. Charlotte, daughter of Dr. W. C.F5°, son of Robt. H.E63, son of James021, son of Hugh04, son of Wil­ liam1'1, son of Robert*1, born Jan. 27, 1867. Graduated with first honor from Augusta High School, 1885. Successful and popular teacher in Augusta, Ga.

G 44. Robert James, son of Dr. W. C.F3°, son of Robert H.E63, &c, born Nov. 25, 1869, at Abbeville, S. C. Educated at High School, Augusta, Ga. Mechanical Engineer. Married December 15, 1898, Amanda Dixon Cun­ ningham, daughter of W. A. and M. J. Cunningham. She was born Oct. 27, 1871, at Liberty Hill, S. C. 1. William Clarke, born at Liberty Hill, S. C, Dec. 19, 1899. 2. Robert James, Jr., born at Liberty Hill, S. C, Nov. 28, 1902. 3. Mary Josephine, born at Columbia, S. C, May 4, 1904. 4. Charlotte, born at Liberty Hill, July 26, 1907. 5. Amanda, born at Liberty Hill Sept. 5, 1910. 6. Eliza, born at Liberty Hill May 21, 1914, died Oct. 14, 1914.

G 45. William Clarke, Jr., son of Dr. W. C.F5°, son of Robert H.E63, &c, born Jan. 22, 1874, at Liberty Hill, S. C. Educated at Augusta Public Schools. At an early age was Cashier of Planters Loan & Savings Bank at Augusta. Moved to Atlanta in 1908. Vice-President and Manager, Bond Department, Trust Company of Georgia, until 1928. Now in Investment Banking Business in Atlanta. Pres­ ident of Capital City Club, Atlanta. President of Rotary Club of Atlanta. Director in various banks, business corpor- 136 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

ations and social clubs. Greatly respected and unusually suc­ cessful. Traveled extensively in Europe in 1926-27. Promi­ nent in all business and social affairs of Atlanta.

G 46. Eliza, daughter of Dr. W. C.F3°, &c, born Nov. 14, 1876, at Augusta, Ga. Graduated from Tubman High School, Augusta.

G 47. Sallie, daughter of Dr. W. C.F5°, &c, born Oct. 2, 1879, at Liberty Hill, S. C. Graduated from Tubman High School, Augusta, Ga.

G 48. Josephine M., daughter of Dr. W. C.F5°, born June 28, 1884, at Liberty Hill, S. C. Educated at Salem Academy, Salem, N. C., and Georgia Normal and In­ dustrial College, Milledgeville, Ga. Married Albert W. Wray Jan. 16, 1912. He died Feb. 22, 1923. 1. Albert W., born at Graniteville, S. C, Sept. 26, 1914. 2. William Wardlaw, born at Bath, S. C, Feb. 23, 1919. 3. Hugh Hilliard, born at Bath, S. C, Nov. 2, 1921. G 49. Harriet C, daughter of Dr. W. C.F50, and second wife, born at Augusta, Ga., Oct. 23, 1890. In Government service in Washinton, D. C. William Clarke married June 3, 1902, to Gertrude Shepard. 1. William Clarke III, born Oct. 11, 1906. Married Dec. 15, 1928, Ednabelle Miller, daughter of Joseph Shelton Raine of Atlanta, Ga. (a) Birdie Shepard, born Sept. 4, 1929. 2. Platt Thompson, born Dec. 7, 1910, died Jan. 1, 1924.

G 50. Francis Eugene (Harrison), son of Mary Eunice1557, daughter of Jane Eliza1565, daughter of James021, son of HughC4, son of William81, son of Robert", GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 137 born February 9, 1863. Graduated, M. D., from Univ. of New York City, 1887. Attained high rank in his profession. Prac­ ticed with much success at Abbeville. President of Farmers Bank. Elder Abbeville Presbyterian Church. Grand Master Grand Lodge, A. F. M., 1905 to 1907. Dr. Harrison is con­ sidered one of the brightest Masons in South Carolina; be­ sides serving a term as Grand Master, he has had conferred on him the offices of M. E. G. H. P., Grand Royal Arch Chap­ ter of S. C, 1904-06; M. I. G. M., Grand Council, R. & S. M. of S. C, 1904-06; Life Member George Washington Masonic National Memorial Association; Second Vice-President Ma­ sonic Relief Association of U. S. and Canada. Married in Presbyterian Church at Abbeville by Dr. J. L. Wilson, April 27, 1892, to Edna, daughter of Hiram T. Tusten and Agnes A. Davis; she died February 25, 1901. Married, second, Olivia D. Ingram, April 29, 1907, daughter of S. E. and H. M. Ingram of Manning, S. C. 1. Frances Eugene, born Sept. 26, 1893. Graduated, S. C. Mil. Col,. 1914. Lieutenant in the World War. 2. Margaret Ingram, born Dec. 5, 1908. 3. John R., born Aug. 7, 1910. 4. Jane E., born May 24, 1912. 5. Lewis Clarke, born Nov. 16, 1915.

G 51. Thomas Perrin (Harrison), son of Mary Eunice*757, daughter of Jane ElizaE65, &c, born Oct. 11, 1864. Graduated with second honor from Citadel, 1886. Lieutenant and Adjutant, Professor at Citadel, S. C. Military College, 1888 to 1890. Professor of English at Davidson Col­ lege, Professor of English at State College, Raleigh, N. C. Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1893. Married Adelia Leftwich, Jan. 9, 1884, daughter of Dr. J. T. and Adelia L. Leftwich. 1. James Leftwich, born Sept. 10, 1895; married Pauline Mugge, Oct. 15, 1921. 2. Thomas Perrin, Jr., born May 9, 1897. 138 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

3. Florence L., born Sept. 4, 1901. Married Mc- Cook L. Dunlop, Nov. 10, 1928. 4. Lewis Wardlaw, born Sept. 28, 1903.

G 52. Jane Wardlaw (Harrison), daughter of Mary EuniceF57, &c, born May 26, 1866. Educated at Charleston Female Seminary. Married February 24, 1896, Wade Rushton Cothran, son of Capt. Wade E. Cothran; he was born Nov. 23, 1866, and died June 15, 1919. 1. Wade R., born Nov. 28, 1896. Graduated from Citadel 1916, and from West Point 1918. Married Nov. 17, 1927, to Lilla Nutshell. 2. Francis Eugene, born Dec. 22, 1898. Graduated with first honor from Citadel, S. C. Mil. Col., 1919; graduated from West Point 1922; Lieutenant in U. S. Army. 3. Mary Perrin, born Feb. 17, 1901. Graduated from Lander College 1923. 4. Annie L., born Nov. 26, 1904. Graduated, M. A., from Lander College, 1925; Peabody, B. S., 1926, M. A., 1927. 5. William H., born Dec. 3, 1907. Graduated from The Citadel, 1928.

G 53. Lewis Clarke (Harrison), son of Mary Eunice1"57, daughter of Jane Eliza1565, &c, born Feb. 28, 1868, died July 27, 1911. Educated at Univ. of S. C. Mar­ ried Mabel Seay of Rome, Ga., Dec. 2, 1896. President Peo­ ples Bank and Trust Co., Rock Hill; Vice-President Southern Power Company. Active business man. 1. Mabel, born Dec. 21, 1897. Graduated from University of Texas.

G 54. William Henry (Harrison), son of Mary Eunice5557, &c, born August 3, 1870. Merchant at An­ derson, S. C. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 139

G 55. Thomas Chiles (Perrin), son of Capt. J. WardlawF58 (Perrin), son of Jane ElizaE65, daugh­ ter of JamesD21, son of Hugh04, son of William131, son of Rob­ ert*1, born at Abbeville, S. C, March 24, 1859, died at Bish- opville, S. C, Nov. 5, 1925. Graduated from Erskine College 1881. Civil Engineer, Treasurer Lee County, 1902 to 1924; Deacon Presbyterian Church. Married Nov. 2, 1892, by Rev. W. S. Bean, Emma Rebecca, daughter of Henry G. Shaw of Sumter and Lee Counties. She was a granddaughter of "Fa­ ther Saye," a noted pioneer preacher of York County. 1. James Wardlaw, born Sept. 19, 1893. Married Sue Porter, May 9, 1924. 2. Lula D., born Nov. 4, 1895. Married Henry R. Camnitz, Dec. 6, 1916. 3. Mary Livingston, born Oct. 26, 1898. Married Robert Griffin, June 29, 1920. Their chil­ dren: Robert P., born March 8, 1922; Thos. P., born May 7, 1924. 4. Henry Shaw, born Sept. 17, 1900. 5. Sarah E., born Feb. 24, 1902. Graduated from High School 1920. 6. Thomas Cothran, born June 16, 1903, graduated from High School 1920. 7. Lavinia R., born Aug. 26, 1906. 8. William A., born April 21, 1908. 9. John Livingston, born June 16, 1910. 10. Rosa Margaret, born Jan. 20, 1915.

G 56. John Livingston (Jack) (Perrin), son of Capt J. WardlawF58 (Perrin), son of Jane ElizaE65, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, Nov. 5, 1860. Gradu­ ated from Erskine College 1881. Was for years Captain Ab­ beville Rifles, 1888 to 1896; served in Spanish-American War as Captain of Co. H, 2nd S. C. Vols. Elected Clerk of Court of Abbeville County, 1900. His great-grandfather, James Wardlaw, filled this same office for forty years, being sue- 140 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY ceeded by Dr. John F. Livingston, Capt. Perrin's maternal grandfather, who served as clerk from 1842 to 1846. The popularity and efficiency of the incumbent warrants the be­ lief that the voters of Abbeville County will retain him in office for long years to come. He married, Nov. 23, 1887, Ella, daughter of Dr. W. T. Penney and wife, Mary Aide Shellito; she was born Oct. 3, 1864. 1. Infant Daughter, born Dec. 13, 1888, died Dec. 14, 1888. 2. Mary, born July 9, 1890. Educated at Win­ throp College. In Clerk's office. 3. John L., Jr., born Jan. 26, 1893. Educated at Uni­ versity of South Carolina. 4. Sarah Mahala, born Oct. 8, 1895. Married Robert Emmet Cox Dec. 28, 1921, son of R. E. and Jennie Mcllwain Cox. She was educated at College for Women. He was born Nov. 2, 1892. Lieutenant in World War. 5. Margaret, born May 28, 1898. Educated at An­ derson College.

G 57. Sarah Amanda, daughter of Capt. J. W.F58 (Perrin), son of Jane ElizaE65, &c, born at Ab­ beville, S. C, Dec. 27, 1861; died at Rock Hill, S. C. July 1, 1901, interred at Long Cane. Attended village schools. Mar­ ried Dec. 8, 1885, James William Thomson, son of Judge Thomas and Mrs. Margaret Hollingsworth, nee Gomillion Thomson, of Abbeville, S. C. He was born at Abbeville July 28, 1863. Graduated from Erskine College, 1881. Admitted to Bar Dec, 1883. LL.D. conferred by Erskine College, 1921; Litt.D. by Presbyterian College, 1924. Since 1898 has ably filled the chair of Education and Ethics and Bible at Winthrop College; Elder Presbyterian Church. It is said that Dr. Thom­ son knows more and knows it more accurately than almost any other teacher in the State. 1. Mary Livingston, born at Abbeville Oct. 11, 1886. Married June 22, 1915, Samuel Reid Spencer, son of John T. Spencer. He was born August GENEALOGY OF THE W ARDLAW FAMILY I il

5, 1888. Cashier National Union Bank at Rock Hill, S. C, 1919; Vice-President Columbia National Bank, 1925; Presi­ dent First Carolina Joint Stock Land Bank, Columbia, 1929; Deacon Presbyterian Church, (a) Sarah Perrin, born March 31, 1916. (b) Samuel Reid, Jr., born June 6, 1919. 2. James William, Jr., born March 28, 1889. Graduated from Davidson, 1910. First Lieu­ tenant Co. G, 371st Regt., 157th Division, U. S. Army, in the World War. Married Feb. 4, 1922, Margaret, daughter of James A. and Goode Griffin Burton of Newberry, S. C. She was born Feb. 8, 1895. With Equitable Life Assurance So­ ciety. 3. Emma Cothran, born at Abbeville Sept. 11, 1891. Graduated from Winthrop. Married Oct. 26, 1920, John Lacy McLean, son of John Luther and Virginia (Purcell) McLean. First Lieutenant Co. K, 50th Inf., 118th Div., World War. Cashier Bank of Robeson, N. C. (a) John L., Jr., born Oct. 7, 1921. 4. Thomas, born Feb. 16, 1894, died Mar. 8, 1895 5. Wardlaw Perrin, born May 18, 1896. Graduated from Davidson College, 1916. Captain 22nd Co., 156th Depot Brigade, U. S. Army, World War. Mar­ ried Dec. 22, 1917, Elizabeth, daughter of R. 0. and Mary Herndon Alexander of Charlotte, N. C. She was born . (a) Mary Herndon, born March 8, 1920. (b) Elizabeth, born Aug. 20, 1927. 6. Margaret, born July 11, 1898. Graduatea from Winthrop, 1919; studied at Columbia University, 1928. Teaching in city schools of Char­ lotte, N. C. 7. John Livingston, born May 23, 1901, died July 23, 1904

G 58. Emma Cothran, daughter of Capt. J. W.F5S (Perrin), son of Jane E.E63 &c, born at Abbe­ ville, S. C, Dec. 17, 1867. Graduated from Winthrop Train­ ing School, 1890. Unmarried. 142 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW" FAMILY

G 59. James Wardlaw (Perrin), son of Capt. J. W.F58 (Per­ rin), son of Jane ElizaE85, daughter of James"21, &c., born March 22, 1869. Graduated with first honor from S. C. M. A. (Citadel), 1891. Civil Engineer, As­ sistant General Freight Agent Atlantic Coast Line R. R. Mar­ ried Feb. —, 1913, Mrs. Mary C. Councell, nee Collier. Child:

1. James W. Jr., born March 13, 1919.

G 60. William Fraser (Perrin), son of Capt. J. W.1'58 (Perrin), &c, born Oct. 12, 1870. Attended city, schools. Married July 2, 1907, by Rev. Nat. E. Smith, to Ada Richey, daughter of Charles R. and Mattie 0. Smith Richey. 1. Ada, L., born April 10, 1908. Educated at Winthrop College. 2. William F., born Dec. 12, 1909. Educated at Abbeville High School.

G 61. Rebecca Caldwell (Cothran), daughter of Emma ChilesF59 (Perrin), daughter of Jane Eliza1265, daughter of James021, son of Hugh04, son of Wil­ liam81, son of Robert", born at Abbeville, S. C, April 8, 1856, died June 8, 1883. Educated at Miss Baldwin's School, Staunton, Va. Married J. Allen Smith, son of W. Joel Smith. Merchant and Banker. 1. J. Allen, Jr., born June 4, 1876. Married Ann W. Holman, June 5, 1907. Children: 1. Grace, born July 24, 1909. 2. Ann Holman, born Sept. 24, 1911. 3. J. Allen, born Oct. 17, 1912, died May 18, 1915. 4. Rebecca C, born Dec. 15, 1913. 5. Edw. H., born Sept 2, 1915. 2. Grace, born July 30, 1879. Married Dec. 23, 1920, S. Junius Link; he died Decem­ ber 1, 1921. 3. Henry Gillespie, born July 7, 1900, died July 13. 1919. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 143

G 62. Thomas Perrin (Cothran), son of Emma Chiles1759 (Per­ rin), daughter of Jane ElizaE65, daugh­ ter of James021, son of Hugh04, son of William131, son of Rob­ ert", born at Abbeville, S. C, October 24, 1857. Attended village schools, and was graduated from the Law Depart­ ment of University of Virginia in 1878. Admitted to the Bar Dec. 12, 1878. Practiced with father and uncle, Lewis W. Perrin, at Abbeville. Married by Dr. J. L. Wilson, Jan. 6, 1886, to lone, daughter of W. Joel Smith and wife, lone Allen. She was born Nov. 7, 1861, and died July 29, 1887. Moved to Greenville, 1892. Member important law firms, en- joing large practice. Assistant Division Counsel Southern Railway Co. Captain and Judge Advocate on Staff Colonel of 3rd Regt., S. C. Militia. Member Legislature Greenville County, 1905. Author of important legislation. Speaker House of Representatives, 1916-20. Elected Associate Justice Supreme Court, 1923. Deacon Presbyterian Church. Recog­ nized as one of the ablest lawyers in the State; unquestion­ ably one of the strongest men on the Supreme Bench. LL.D. conferred by Erskine College May, 1929.

G 63. Wade Samuel (Cothran), son of Emma ChilesF59 (Per­ rin), daughter of Jane ElizaE65, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, Dec. 6, 1859; died Jan. 17, 1921. Attended various schools taught at Abbeville during his boyhood. Mer­ chant and farmer. Married by Dr. J. L. Wilson, April 20, 1892, to Cornelia, daughter of A. L. and Corrie Hollingsworth Brunson of Edgefield, County. She died July 31, 1920. 1. James Sproull, born Oct. 20, 1895. 2. Margaret, born Dec. 25, 1899. Married Julian Hol­ stein March 15, 1921.

G 64. Hannah Clarke (Cothran), daughter of Emma Chiles1"59 (Perrin), daughter of Jane ElizaE65, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, Dec. 1, 1862; died Sept. 21, 1913. Attended Miss Kelly's Female College at Charles- 144 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

ton. Married Jan. 30, 1895, John Chiles Cothran, son of Capt. Wade E. Cothran and Sarah Chiles. He was born Dec. 25, 1861, and died April 8, 1908. Was Conductor on Seaboard Railway. 1. Thomas Perrin, born Jan. 2, 1896. Married J Ellis Jan. 10, 1918: daughter (a) Sarah Clarke, born Jan. 5, 1922. He graduated from The Citadel, 1916. Lieutenant in World War. 2. Emma Chiles, born Dec. 6, 1898. Married J. I. Town- send . July 28, 1919. Children: J. I., Jr., born Aug. 20, 1920; Ann, born Aug. 4, 1922. 3. Clarke Perrin, born Sept. 28, 1901. Married Elizabeth Riley, Dec. 5, 1923. Children: Sarah Clarke, born Jan. 5, 1922. 4. Bessie H., born May 4, 1904. 5. John Chiles, Jr., born March 3, 1907.

G 65. James Sproull (Cothran), son of Emma ChilesF59 (Per­ rin) , daughter of Jane Eliza1365, &c, born at Abbeville July 26, 1869. Graduated, B. S., from S. C. Col­ lege, 1890. President Clariosophic Society, 1889. Kappa Al­ pha. Graduated, M. E., from Cornell University. Holds re­ sponsible position with machinery firms at Charlotte, N. C. President Manufacturers' Club 1902. Married Oct. 30, 1906, by Dr. M. D. Hardin, to Sally Jenkins, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. H. McAden of Charlotte, N. C. She was educated at Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Ga. 1. Sally McAden, born Dec. 22, 1907. Graduated from Ag­ nes Scott College, 1929. 2. Emma Perrin, born Oct. 4, 1909. Student a: Queens College, Charlotte, N. C.

G 66. William Coulter (Cothran), son of Emma Chiles*'59 (Perrin), daughter of Jane Eliza1365, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C. Educated at S. C. College. Ad­ mitted to Bar May 20, 1897. Moved to Greenville 1896. Mem- GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 145 ber of law firm of Cothran & Cothran, and Dean & Cothran. Unmarried.

G 67. Robert McCaw (Perrin), son of Lewis Wardlaw*762 (Perrin), son of Jane Eliza1365, daughter of James021, son of Hugh04, son of William131, son of Robert*1, born at Abbeville, S. ., July 14, 1873. Graduated, B. S., from The Citadel, 1893. Lieutenant and Adjutuant. Professor University School, 1902 to 1907; Principal and Owner New Orleans Academy, New Orleans, La.; Captain A. G. D., Camp Adj., Camp Beauregard; Asst. Div. Adj., 17th Division, Reg­ ulars, World War. Married October 14, 1926, DuBose, daugh­ ter of Capt. Allen and Augusta Porcher Jones of Columbia, S. C. 68. Jane Eliza (Perrin), daughter of Lewis W.P62 (Perrin), son of Jane ElizaE65, &c, born at Abbeville Aug. 28, 1877. Graduated from Abbeville High School, also attended Uni. of S. C. Married Dec. 7, 1903, Thomas Gor­ don White,, son of L. W. White. Active business man at Abbe­ ville. 1. Mary Perrin, born May 18, 1905. Graduated from Converse College, 1926. 2. Jane Wardlaw, born July 27, 1907. Graduated from Converse College, 1928.

G 69. Belle Bratton (Perrin), daughter of Lewis W.F62 (Per­ rin), son of Jane ElizaE65, &c, born at Abbeville July 9, 1879. Graduated from Abbeville High School and attended Univ. of S. C. Married June 5, 1901, Augustus Wardlaw Smith022. 1. Aug. W., Jr., born April 17, 1902. Married Mabel F. Poole April 26, 1924. 2. Lewis Perrin, born Sept. 2, 1908.

G 70. Thomas Samuel (Perrin), son of Lewis WF62 (Perrin), son of. Jane Eliza1365, &c, born at Ab- MG GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY beville May 31, 1881. Graduated, B. S., from Clemson Col­ lege 1903. Capt. and Adjutant. He is Treasurer of the Home B. & L. Association of Spartanburg, S. C. Married June 8, 191—, Kate Montague, daughter of Judge George Nicholis and Minnie Jones of Spartanburg, S. C. She was born April 28, 1889; educated at Goucher College. 1. Thomas Samuel, Jr., born Aug. 11, 1918. 2. George Nicholis, born Feb. 18, 1922.

G 71. Lewis Wardlaw (Perrin), son of Lewis W.F62 (Perrin), son of Jane ElizaE65, &c, born at Abbe­ ville November 23, 1886. Graduated, A. B., from Univ. of S. C, 1908. Admitted to Bar, 1910; has practiced in Spar­ tanburg, S. C, since 1910. Married Jan. 6, 1915, Mary E. Patterson, daughter of E. W. and Sallie Emery Patterson. She was born May 5, 1892. ' Educated at Converse College. 1. Elizabeth P., born Dec. 11, 1915. 2. Lewis Wardlaw, born March 14, 1918. 3. Edward Patterson, born Sept. 19, 1925.

G 72. William Bratton (Perrin), son of Lewis W.E02 (Perrin), son of Jane ElizaE65, born at Abbeville August 26, 1889. Attended Univ. of S. C, 1907-09. In Cot­ ton Textile Manufacturing business, Greenville, S. C. Mar­ ried Oct. 27, 1920, to Emily Beattie, daughter of J. E. Beattie of Greenville, S. C, and Mary Caroline Mayes.

G 73. Jane Wardlaw (White), daughter of Sarah ElizaE0S (Perrin), daughter of Jane ElizaE05, daughter of James"21, son of Hugh04, son of William31, son of Robert*1, born at Abbeville, S. C, July 20, 1876. Graduated from High School. Married January 21, 1903, to George M. Wright, formerly of Richmond, Va. President Republic Cot­ ton Mills, Great Falls, S. C. 1. Jane W., born April 6, 1904. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 147

2. George M., Jr., born Oct. 4, 1906. 3. Thomas Perrin, born July 25, 1908. 4. Joseph L., born Dec. 10, 1910.

G 74. Lucy (White), daughter of Sarah ElizaF63 (Perrin), &c, born at Abbeville Jan. 5, 1878. Graduated from High School. Married April 30, 1902, to Augustus Mar­ shall Smith, son of W. Joel Smith; he was born , 1867, and died March —, 1928. 1. George White, born Dec. 21, 1904. 2. Augustus M., Jr., born Dec. 17, 1906. 3. Sarah Perrin, born Feb. 17, 1911.

G 75. Emma Cothran (White), daughter of Sarah ElizaF6S (Perrin), &c, born at Abbeville Sept. 30, 1879. Married June 13, 1914, Frank Evans, Superintend­ ent Graded Schools at Spartanburg for long number of years.

G 76. Sallie Perrin (White), daughter of Sallie EF63 (Perrin), daughter of Jane ElizaE65, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, Feb. 1, 1883.

G 77. Clarke Wardlaw (Moorman), son of Marie Wither­ spoon11'70, daughter of Dr Joseph JamesE06, son of James021, son of Hugh04, son of William81, son of Robert*1, born at Newberry, S. C, Nov. 11, 1872. At­ tended private schools at Newberry, graded schools in Co­ lumbia; was also at The Citadel and Davis Military School. Engaged in cotton manufacturing business. Instructor at Georgia School of Technology. For years in newspaper work. Adjutant 3rd S. C. Militia. Lieutenant and Supply Officer, 7th Division, World War. Served in France, 1918. Lives in Columbia, S. C. Unmarried. Major R. O. C. 148 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

G 78. Robert (Moorman), son of Marie Witherspoon*770, daughter of Dr. James Joseph1506, &c., born at Newberry, S. C., Nov. 14, 1873. At schools taught by Miss Cofield and others at Newberry, and graded schoois in Co­ lumbia. Graduated. LL.B., from law department, S, C. Col­ lege, now University, in 1893. President of Clariosophic So­ ciety, 1893. Admitted to Bar in 1905. Practices law with success at Columbia. Bank Attorney, Bank President, Ves­ tryman Trinity Church; Feb., 1929, appointed Federal Ref­ eree for six counties in S. C. Chairman Local Exemption Board during World War. Married Dec. 15, 1897, in Wash­ ington Street Methodist Church, by Bishop Capers, to Vir­ ginia Celeste, daughter of Dr. Alex. N. Talley, Jr., and Eliz­ abeth Capers Jones. 1. Robert, born at Columbia, S. C, Feb. 22, 1899. Grad­ uated from Univ. of S. C, 1920, and from the Law Dept., 1922. Admitted to the Bar 1922. Married June 14, 1921, by Bishop Finlay, to Blanche Venable, daughter of William G. Rowlette and Louise Venable of Virginia. He served in Marine Corps in World War, enlisting from The Citadel in June, 1918. In May, 1928, he was elected Council­ man for the city of Columbia, being the youngest man in the race. a. Robert III, born at Columbia, S. C, Aug. 24, 1922. b. John Heslep, born at Columbia, S. C, May 19, 1928.

G 79. Thomas Samuel (Moorman), son of Marie W.F7°, daughter of Dr. Joseph James1566, &c, born at Newberry, S. C, Feb. 7, 1875. Attended schools at. Newberry and Columbia. Graduated from Clemson College Dec. 16, 1896, with distinction, being one of the speakers at Cmomencement. Lieut, of a company, and reported to War Department as specially proficient in military science. 1st Lieut., 2nd S. C. Regt., Spanish-American War, 1898; 1st Lieut., 29th Inf., U. S. Army. Had much foreign service. Promoted through various grades to Colonel of Inft, 1918. Very active in training troops for War. Unusually thorough GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 149 and painstaking. Has been of great value in National Guard. Stationed at various posts in the West. For several years has been assigned to Alabama Organized Reserves at Bir­ mingham. Most urgent and flattering requests of soldiers and citizens caused the War Dept. to prolong his stay in Bir­ mingham. In April, 1928, he was commissioned full Colonel, U. S. Army. Rose from Captain to Colonel, temporary rank, during World War. Married at Yorkville, S. C, by Rev. R. W. Boyd, April 25, 1905, to Amanda, daughter of Thomas W. Clawson and Amanda Adickes. She was born March, 1879. 1. Marie Wardlaw, born at Fort Slocum, New York Harbor, March 4, 1906. Gradu­ ated from Birmingham High School. Actively engaged in Child Welfare Work. 2. Virginia Amanda, born at the Presidio of Monterey, California, July 2, 1909. Gradu­ ated from Birmingham High School. Civil service employee, U. S. Government. 3. Thomas Samuel, Jr., born at the Presidio of Monterey, California, July 11, 1910. Gradu­ ated from Birmingham High School. Attended preparatory schools for West Point. Appointed to West Point June, 1929. 4. Elizabeth, born at Fort McDowell, California, Dec. 23, 1916. 5. Robert Wardlaw, born at Berwin, suburb of Chicago, 111., Sept. 16, 1919.

G 80. Mary Witherspoon (Moorman), daughter of Marie W.,F7°, daughter of Dr. Joseph James1266, &c, born at Newberry, S. C, Jan. 7, 1878. Edu­ cated at Lucy Cobb Inst., Athens, Ga. Married Feb. 15, 1912, Allen Sherrod Cutts, son of Ernest A. Cutts of Savannah, Ga. He died Oct. 30, 1918, in Augusta. 1. Ernest A., born Nov. 27, 1912. 2. Allen S., (girl), born July 3, 1919. 150 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

G 81. Reuben Sims Chick (Moorman), son of Marie W.F70, &c, born at Newberry, S. C, Oct. 11, 1876. Was at City Schools and Clemson College. Served in Spanish-American War, 1898. Married Emily Verner, 1898. One son, Verner, who died May 5, 1902. Married, sec­ ond, Helen O'Brien of New York, in 1911. 1. Reuben S. C, Jr., born 1917.

G 82. Joseph James (Moorman), son of Marie W.F7° daugh­ ter of Dr. Jospeh JamesE66, &c, born at Newberry, S. C, May 1, 1879. Educated in schools in Colum­ bia and at the Univ. of S. C. Certified Public Accountant. Lived in New York, New Orleans and Columbia. Married Jan. 7, 1926, Julie, daughter of James Smith Heyward and Caroline Salley. Ceremony performed by Dr. Phillips of Trin­ ity Episcopal Church.

G 83. Clarke Wardlaw (McCants), son of Nancy ThornwelF71, daughter of Dr. Joseph JamesE66, son of James021 son of Hugh04, son of William81, son of Robert*1, born at Winnsboro, S C, Oct. 26, 1885. Attended village schools and University of S. C; studied law in father's of­ fice. Admitted to the Bar Dec, 1907; practiced with father at Winnsboro. Moved to Columbia 1917, member of firm of Barron, McKay, Frierson & McCants; now Frierson & Mc­ Cants. Member Legislature from Fairfield County, 1916 to 1917. Deacon Presbyterian Church. Married 1919, by Rev. Peters to Ethel, daughter of Charles G. Watson and Katherine Spigener of Danville, Va. She was born in Pitt­ sylvania County, near Chatham, Va., Feb. 3, 1892. Educated at Roanoke College, Danville, Va. 1. Clarke Wardlaw, Jr., born at Columbia, S. C, Feb. 20, 1921. 2. Katherine Watson, born at Columbia, S. C, Sept. 26, 1924. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 151

3. Ethel Wardlaw, born at Columbia, S. C, July 26, 1926.

G 84. Marie W. (McCants), daughter of Nancy ThornwelF71, daughter of Dr. Joseph JamesE66, &c, born at Winnsboro, S. C, Nov. 13, 1883. Graduated from Chicora College for Women, 1903. Unmarried.

G 85. Donnom Witherspoon (McCants), son of Nancy T.F71, daughter of Dr. Joseph JamesE66, born at Winnsboro, S. C, Dec. 8, 1887. At village schools. In business at Winnsboro. Unmarried.

G 86. Charles Spencer (McCants), son of Nancy T.F71, daugh­ ter of Dr. Joseph JamesE66, &c, born at Winnsboro, S. C, Jan. 14, 1890. Graduated from Zion Graded School June, 1906. Graduated from Davidson Col­ lege 1912, and M. D. from Medical College of Virginia, 1918. Married Sept. 4, 1918, by Revs. 0. Johnson and G. G. Mayes, to Isabel, daughter of Robert C. and Eleanor Elliott Gooding of Winnsboro, S. C. She was born September 12, 1889. He is an elder in the Presbyterian Church; Director in Winns­ boro Bank, and a successful practitioner at Winnsboro, S. C. 1. Eleanor Gooding, born June 17, 1919. 2. Laura Glenn, born April 3, 1921. 3. Isabel Elliott, born Oct. 1, 1924.

G 87. Lewis Alfred Wardlaw (McCants), son of Nancy TF71, daughter of Dr. Joseph JamesE66, &c, born at Winnsboro, S. C, Sept. 1, 1893. At­ tended schools of the town. Served in Evacuation Ambulance Unit No. 6, Dr. Wyman, in France, 1918, World War. Mar­ ried June 29, 1927, Irene, daughter of H. J. A. Carpenter of Lincolnton, N. C. She was born March 16, 1904. 1. James Glenn, Jr., born June 9, 1928. 152 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

G 88. Joseph George, son of Joseph G.F74, son of Dr. Joseph JamesE66, son of James1321, son of Hugh04, son of William81 son of Robert*1, born at Gaffney, S. C., Oct. 18, 1901. Graduated from York High School 1918. B. S. from The Citadel, S. C. Military College, June, 1922. Captain Co. B, prize company; M. S. from University of North Carolina, June, 1924. Civil Engineer, Lieut. R. 0. C. Mem­ ber Beta Theta Pi. Holds responsible position with Lexing­ ton Water Power Company.

G 89. Clarke Wardlaw (Adickes), son of Helen M.F7"', daugh­ ter of Dr. Joseph JamesE1!(i, son of James021, son of Hugh04, son of William81, son of Robert*1, born at Yorkville (now York), January 1, 1889. Graduated from York High School, Cadet of K. M. M. A. Attended Da­ vidson College and University of S. C. Successful traveling salesman. Now holds important position as Sales Manager Miller Rubber Co., Charlotte, N. C. Married Sept. 18, 1916, Carrie Johnson, daughter of Dr. A. Y. Cartwright and Carrie J. Campbell. She was born April 21, 1891. Attended Win­ throp College 1908-10. 1. Clarke Wardlaw, Jr., born July 17, 1917, died . 2. George Cartwright, born Dec. 3, 1921.

G 90. Jean Frances (Adickes), daughter of Helen M1"65, daughter of Dr. Joseph JamesE06, son of James1321, son of Hugh04, son of William81, son of Robert*1, born at Yorkville July 19, 1896. Graduated from York High School , 1913, and from Winthrop College 1917. Mar­ ried June 15, 1922, William Sadler Moore, son of Jas. Warren Moore and Ellen Hanna. He was born Aug. 1, 1897. Gradu­ ated from York High School 1916. In banking business. Now merchandizing; firm, Moore & Smith, York, S. C. 1. William Sadler, Jr., born at York Oct. 21, 1923. 2. Helen Wardlaw, born at York Sept. 15, 1926. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 153

G 91. Henning Frederick (Adickes), son of Helen M.F75, daughter of Dr. Joseph JamesE66, &c, born at Yorkville, S. C., Dec. 2, 1897. Graduated with first honor from York High School, 1914, taking three med­ als. B. S. from The Citadel 1918, Lieutenant and Adjutant. Entered training camp immediately upon graduation, First Lieut. U. S. Marine Corps; Capt. Haitien Gendarmerie. Had much foreign service. Read law at Temple Court, Philadel­ phia. Resigned from service 1929. In Insurance business at Charlotte, N. C. Married April 30, 1928, Albert Sidney, daughter of Mrs. Albert S. Hilsman of Brunswick, Ga. 1. Henning F., Jr., born May 7, 1929, at Portsmouth, N. H.

G 92. Witherspoon Withers (Adickes), son of Helen MF7S, daughter of Dr. Joseph J.E66, &c, born at Yorkville, S. C, June 7, 1901. Graduated from York High School, 1918. Attended Clemson College, Univ. of N. C. and S. C. Univ. Holds responsible position with Phoenix Utility Co. at Rio de Janeiro. Married April 29, 1926, Esther Womble, daughter of Benj G. and Phoebe (Clark) Womble of Chatham County, N. C. She was born Dec. 10, 1903. Edu­ cated at Peace Inst., Raleigh, N. C. 1. Helen Frances, born March 28, 1927.

G 93. James Samuel, son of Joseph MadisonP23, son of JamesE42, son of William1020, son of Hugh04, son of William131, son of Robert*1, born in Walker County, Ga., 1841. Killed at battle during Longstreet's charge on the Federal Fort at Knoxville, February, 1864.

G 94. John Farlowe, son of Joseph MadisonF23, &c, born 1843 in Walker County, Ga. Married 1868, Mary Emma Culberson of Lafayette, Ga. In C. S. A. Their three children: 15; GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

1. Joseph Eugene, born Jan. 28, 1872, in Burton, Tex.; moved to Georgia, lived in Rome, Ga., Sept. 22, 1898, married Ella T. Collins of Cartersville, Ga. Accountant. Wrote me in March, 1901, furnishing much information concerning the Georgia branch. 2. Claud Culberson, born , 1874. Married Fannie Benedict of Atlanta, Ga. One son, John Springer. 3. Eloise Aileen, born Oct. 8, 1876. Married in 1894, Cowart C. Holmes of Macon. Lives in Atlanta. John Farlowe married second Hattie E. Jones of Chattooga County, Ga., in 1880. One son: 4. Robert Farlowe, lived in Rome, Ga.

G 95. Julia C, daughter of Joseph MadisonF23, son of JamesE42, &c, born in Walker County, Ga. Married James M. Cannon of Cherokee, Ala. Lived in Walk­ er County, Ga. Seven children.

G 96. Mary Frances, daughter of Joseph MadisonF23, son of James1343, &c, born in Walker County, Ga. Married John W. Rounsaville of Rome, Ga. Four sons and one daughter.

G 97. Joseph Pruitt, son of Joseph MadisonF23, &c, born 1848 in Walker County, Ga. Married Summie Coachman of Camilla, Ga. Prominent minister in South Georgia Conference. Three children: 1. Joseph C, graduated from Emory College 1895. B. A., A. M., Advanced Course University of Chicago. Supt. City Schools at Dublin, Thomasville and Albany, Atlanta. President Georgia Educational Association, 1915. Professor State Normal School, Athens and Milledge­ ville. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 155

2. Wilkerson C, merchant at Cuthbert, Ga. 3. Bessie May C, graduated from Wesleyan Female Col­ lege at Macon. Married June 12, 1900, W. M. Lockart of Augusta, Ga.

G 98. William H., son of Joseph MadisonF23, &c, born 1850, in Walker County, Ga. Moved to Rome, Ga., and died there in 1888. Wealthy merchant. Married Lillian Fain. Children were: 1. John McCullough. 2. Annie Lou.

G 99. Sarah Narcissa, daughter of Joseph MadisonF23, &c, married Hon. C. T. Clements, brother of Judson C. Clements, Interstate Commerce Commissioner. 1. Judson.

G 100. George Clopton, Jr. (Perrin), son of George CloptonF65 (Perrin), son of Jane ElizaE65, daughter of JamesD21, son of Hugh04, son of William531, son of Robert", born at Union, S. C, Nov. 29, 1883. Deacon Pres­ byterian Church. Married June 26, 1907, Helen Rachel, daughter of L. K. Littlejohn of Jonesville, S. C. 1. George Clopton, born May 19, 1908. 2. Ida Rice, born Jan. 17, 1910. 3. Kenneth L., born June 4, 1913. 4. Helen C, born June 25, 1915. 5. Clare W., born July 18, 1918. 6. Thomas R., born Oct. 27, 1922.

G 101. Spencer Rice (Perrin), son of George C.F65 (Perrin), son of Jane ElizaE65, &c, born at Union Sept. 3, 1885. Graduated from Clemson College. Married Oct. 29, 1916, Etta Mae, daughter of Richard W. McDow of Union, S. C. Elder Presbyterian Church. 156 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

1. Spencer Rice, born Aug. 25, 1916. 2. Richard M., born Aug. 25, 1916. 3. Mary E., born April 24, 1919.

G 102. William Henry (Perrin), son of George C.F65 (Perrin), son of Jane ElizaE65, &c, born at Union, S. C., Sept. 2, 1887. Married June 12„ 1912, Nettie McCall. 1. Robert M., born April 1, 1913. 2. Josephine G., born Jan. 16, 1915, died May 16, 191C. 3. Lillian H., born May 5, 1917. 4. Mary C, born July 2, 1921.

G 103. Frank Wardlaw (Perrin), son of George C.F65 (Perrin), son of Jane ElizaE65, &c, born July 31,

1889, Union S. C.

G 104. James Cothran (Perrin), son of George C.F65 (Perrin), son of Jane ElizaE65, &c., born at Union, 5. C, April 29,1891. Graduated from The Citadel, 1912. Lieu­ tenant Engineers National Army, World War. Civil Engineer. Married Eunice McCauly Nov. 23, 1921. 1. James Cothran, Jr., born April 24, 1923. G 105. Lewis Wardlaw (Perrin), son of George CF65 (Perrin), son of Jane ElizaE65, &c, born at Union, S. C, July 14, 1893. Graduated from Presbyterian College, Clinton, S. C, and from S. C. Medical College. Pharmacist. Married Dec. 29, 1927, Mary, daughter of J. D. Jones of Union, S. C.

G 106. Mary Eunice (Perrin), daughter of George C.F65 (Per­ rin), son of Jane ElizaE65, &c, born at Union, S. C, Dec. 3, 1895. Married William A. Walker Dec. 11, 1917. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 157

1. Agnes R., born Nov. 4, 1918. 2. Lettie E., born Aug. 8, 1921. 3. William A., Jr., born March 25, 1924.

G 107. Margaret Ella, daughter of James LewisP38, son of Chancellor Francis HughE60, son of James"21, son of Hugh01, son of William131, son of Robert*1, born in Fairfield County, S. C, August 4, 1877. Educated in Columbia schools. Unmarried.

G 108. Mattie Hill, daughter of James LewisF38, son of Fran­ cis HughE0(l, &c, born in Fairfield Coun­ ty October 27, 1880. Graduated with first honor from Colum­ bia High School. Took special course at Univ. of S. C. Mar­ ried December 12, 1905, John Andrew Hamilton, son of James A. and Frances Norris Hamilton. 1. John A., Jr., born June 1, 1907. Graduated from Univ. of S. C, June, 1928. 2. Legare Wardlaw, born Jan. 13, 1910. Graduated from Columbia High School and Univ. S. C.

G 109. Marie Louise, daughter of James LewisF38, son of Francis HughFC0, &c, born in Fairfield County, S. C, August 9, 1882. Attended Columbia High School. Married Nov. 21, 1901, Lemuel Scott, son of Edwin and Catherine Boozer Scott. He was born Sept. 6, 1869, and died July 31, 1925. 1. Lemuel Wardlaw, born Jan. 2, 1903. 2. Caro Lamar, born June 29, 1904. 3. James Lewis, born July 14, 1908, died June 2, 1909. 4. Edwin Lamar, born May 1, 1910, died June 5, 1910.

G 110. Elizabeth Alice, daughter of James LewisF3S, son of Francis Hugh1560, &c, born in Fair­ field County, May 23, 1884, died at Charlotte, N. C, Nov. 12, 158 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

1916. Graduated from Columbia High School. Married June 14, 1906, George R. Kirby, son of Wm. and Matilda Kirby of North Carolina. 1. Elizabeth Wardlaw, born June 22, 1907. Killed by auto. 2. George R., Jr., born Oct. 22, 1909. In U. S. Navy. 3. James Lewis, born March 11, 1912.

G 111. Lottie Lamar, daughter of James Lewis1538, son of Francis H.E60, &c, born in Fairfield County, S. C, Feb. 11, 1887. Graduated from Columbia High School; attended Winthrop and Chicora Colleges. Married Sept. 9, 1906, Robert Hope Horne, son of Robert Lee and Elizabeth McFadden Horne. He was born in Chester County, S. C, July 10, 1884.

1. Caroline Lamar, born Sept. 9, 1909.

G 112. Thomas Lamar, son of James Lewis1738, son of Francis HughE60, son of JamesD21, son of Hugh04, son of William131, son of Robert*1, born in Fairfield County, S. C, July 14, 1888. Attended Columbia High School. Married Oct. 21, 1913, Cora H., daughter of A. G. and Eliza­ beth Walters of Bedford County, Pa. He is a successful in­ surance man of Columbia, S. C. Elder in Shandon Presby­ terian Church, Columbia. 1. Thomas Lamar, Jr., born March 28, 1915. 2. Betty Walters, born April 25, 1917. 3. Frances Anne, born May 19, 1921.

G 113. Cynthia Durham, daughter of James Lewis1'38, son of Francis HughE<30, &c, born June 6, 1891. Attended Columbia High School. Married July 12, 1913, C. Lloyd Rucker, son of Nathan and Elizabeth C. Ruck­ er of Alpharetta, Ga. 1. Margaret Wardlaw, born May 29, 1915. 2. Betty, born June 24, 1920. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 159

G 114. Hiram W. (Lawson), son of Frances JaneF1° (Shellito), daughter of MahalaE25, daughter of Hugh08, son of John02, son of William131, son of Robert*1, born July 18, 1854, at Abbeville, S. C. Attended village schools; died May 21, 1924. Married April 13, 1874, Sarah Woolsey, born April 26, 1852, died Sept. 15, 1895. 1. Frank Woolsey, born March 25, 1875. 2. William Bell, born Sept. 2, 1877; Secty. Pacolet Mfg. Co., Spartanburg, S. C. 3. Harry Hiram, born Feb. 13, 1880, died Nov. 15, 1884. 4. Mary Elizabeth, born Dec. 17, 1882, died June 17, 1883. 5. James Eugene, born July 29, 1884. 6. Freddie, born April 14, 1888, died June 3, 1888.

G 115. James Martin (Lawson), son of Frances JaneP10 (Shel­ lito), &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, May 8, 1857, died Nov. 3, 1916. On July 14, 1892, he married Jo­ sephine Boozer, daughter of Lewis H. Russell of Abbeville, S. C, born Dec. 24, 1868, she died Oct. 27, 1928. 1. Antoinette R., born June 10, 1892, died Feb. 3, 1895. 2. Frances Russell, born Jan. 12, 1895. Married April 8, 1913, John Todd McCaw, son of Wm. H. and Sallie (Pelham) McCaw. He was born November 9, 1869, and died May 25, 1926. (a) John T., Jr., born Feb. 15, 1914. (b) Josephine DuBose, born Oct. 14, 1915. (c) Sallie Pelham, born Sept. 3, 1920. 3. James R., born Aug. 28, 1896. Married Feb. 8, 1921, Isabel Knowlen, born Dec. 25, 1900. 4. Hiram Washington, born May 9, 1898. Married , 1921, Elane McPherson. She died , 1921. 5. Lewis Russell, born July 1, 1900. Married Marion Averill, July 25, 1920. (a) L. R., Jr., born Sept. 27, 1921. (b) Marion A., born 1928. 160 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

6. William Lemuel, born May 30, 1903. Married June 15, 1929, Frances Elizabeth Ligon.

G 116. Frances (Lawson), daughter of Frances J.F1° (Shel­ lito), &c, born at Abbeville, S. C. Married.

G 117. Margaret Molly, daughter of David Jordan1"', son of JohnE4, son of John01, son of John02, son of William1", son of Robert*1, born Jan. 16, 1859. Married John L. Kennedy, Dec. 31, 1876. He died Nov., 1923. 1. Bessie, married Edwin Parker, 2 children, Troy, S. C. 2. Boggs, married Brice Morris, Charleston, S. C. 3. Janie, married G. W. Cade, 2 children.

G 118. Agnes Janie, daughter of David Jordan1*"5, &c, born March 16, 1861. Married Dec. 22, 1880, Samuel P. Morrah. 1. David Wardlaw, married Phillis , 2 children, Greensboro, N. C. 2. John W., married Sue L. Clinkscales, 4 children, Willington, S. C. 3. Lizzie, married Prof. M. E. Bradley, 2 chil­ dren, Clemson College.

G 119. John Uel, son of David JordanF5, &c, born Dec. 13, 1863, died Aug. 17, 1922. Married Dec, 1886, Ida C. Morrah. She died Aug. 8, 1887. Married, sec­ ond, Lillie Morrah. She died Dec. 26, 1928. 1. Rebecca (first marriage). Married Nov. 24, 1921, E. H. Garrison of Rock Hill, S. C, and Carthage, N. C. 2. Elizabeth, married F. A. Wise, Nov. 29, 1923, Mc­ Cormick. Mr. Wise graduated from Uni­ versity of South Carolina. 3. David Jordan. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 161

G 120. Mary Leila, daughter of David JordanF5, &c, born March 1, 1866, died , 1928. Married, Nov. 11, 1885, John C. Kennedy of Troy, S. C. Children: 1. Bunny, married J. W. Bradley, two children, Troy, S. C. 2. W. B., married Lavinia Coleman, 1 child, Greenville, S. C. 3. Mabel, married R. F. Nelson, 3 children, New­ nan, Ga., and Kerryville, Tenn. 4. David Wardlaw, married Norman Beckman, no children, Troy, S. C. 5. Melvina, married F. E. Grier, no children, Due West, S. C. 6. E. B., Greenville, S. C. 7. J. C, Jr., Spartanburg, S. C. 8. Thomas F., Matthews, N. C.

G 121. Martha Elizabeth, daughter of David Jordan1"5, &c, born Dec. 23, 1867. Married Jan. 17, 1887, Charles J. Lyon. He died , 1928. 1. Ethel, married C. E. Klugh, no children, Tampa, Fla. 2. Hattie, married A. M. Klugh, 2 children, Anderson, S. C. 3. Thos. H., married Marie Haines, one child, Anderson.

G 122. David Adam, son of David Jordan*"5, &c, born June 5, 1869, died April 29, 1893. Unmarried.

G Infant Son, son of D. J., &c, born Dec. 26, 1871, died Jan. 2, 1872. 162 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

G 123. Ella Adelaide, daughter of David Jordan17"', &c., born July 19, 1873. Married Oct. 1, 1892, Wm. H. Robinson of Troy, S. C., 3 living children.

G 124. William Wideman, son of David JordanF5, &c, born August 3, 1875. Graduated from Clemson College, 1896. In mercantile business at Troy, S. C. Married October 14, 1904, Annie E. Bradley, 7 living children.

G 125. Emma Pearl, daughterof David J.F5, &c, born July 29, 1877.

G 126. Kitty Alma, daughter of David J.F5, &c, born October 17, 1879. Married May 12, 1903, John T. Bradley of Union. She died October 10, 1907, buried at Low­ er Long Cane.

G 127. Lillie May, daughter of David J.F5, born May 17, 1881. Married Dec. 25, 1901, William D. Morrah of Troy, S. C, 4 living children. G 128. John B., son of Albert G.,F27, son of John B.F-55, son of William"20, son of Hugh04, son of William131, son of Robert*1, born in Atlanta, Ga., May, 1888. Attended public schools at Union and Charleston; two years at Univ. of S. C. In office of Spartan Mills. At training camp, Ogle­ thorpe, Ga., during World War; enlisted in Naval Reserves, and was honorably discharged after the Armistice. Travel­ ing salesman. Now in Real Estate business at Palm Beach, Fla. G 129. James Field, son of Dr. Albert G.F2T, son of John B.K55, &c, born at Laurens, S. C, Oct. 3, 1893. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 163

Attended schools at Union and Charleston, also in Virginia. Graduated, A. B., from Wofford College, Spartanburg, S C, 1914. Graduated, LL.B., from the Law Department of Univ. of Va. in 1917. Member Chi Phi.; note editor of Va. Law Review; elected member Phi Beta Kappa and Raven Societies. At training camp, Fort McPherson; in 1917 commissioned 2nd Lieut. Field Art.; promoted 1st Lieut., 1918, and sent to School of Fire, Fort Sill, Ark. Served as 1st Lieut., 320th F. A., 82nd Division. Cited by General Pershing, "For dis­ tinguished and exceptional gallantry," at Ravine Aux Pierre, on October 13, 1918. Engaged in St. Mihiel and Meuse-Ar- gonne offensives. Received assignment to Univ. of Aux Mar­ seilles at Aix-en-Provence, France, where he remained for some months. Returned to U. S. and discharged, 1919. Prac­ ticed law in Lynchburg, Va., 1919 to 1925. Member law firm, Wideman & Wideman, at West Palm Beach, Fla., since 1925. Married Oct. 3, 1927, at Brick Presbyterian Church, New York, Elizabeth Leigh, daughter of Charles Ratliff of Prince­ ton, Caldwell County, Ky.

G 130. Albert Lee, son of Dr. Albert G.F27, &c, born at Lau­ rens, S. C, June 16, 1898. Attended Wof­ ford Fitting School, 1912-13; Augusta Military Academy, Fort Defiance, Va., 1914. Graduated, A. B., from Univ. of S. C, 1918; LL.B. from Univ. of Virginia, 1921. At Plattsburg and Zachary Taylor Training Camps in 1918. Honorably dis­ charged after Armistice. Now, 1929, member of law firm of Elliott, McLain, Wardlaw & Elliott, at Columbia, S. C. Mar­ ried February 24, 1925, Leila Stuart, daughter of William and Leila Sams Elliott of Columbia, S. C. She was born October 17, 1901. 1. Albert Lee, Jr., born Oct. 10, 1926.

EIGHTH GENERATION—H II 1. Christie (Benet), son of Susan Ella05 (McGowan), daugh­ ter of Susan Caroline1728, daughter of Judge D. 164 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

L.E69, son of James021, son of Hugh04, son of William81, son of Robert*1, born at Abbeville, S. C, Dec. 26, 1879. Gradu­ ated, A. B., from Univ of S. C. , and from Law Dept., Univ. of Va., —. Admitted to Bar 1903 and practiced at Columbia, S. C.; member firm Benet, Shand & McGowan. Solicitor 5th Dist., 1908. Appointed to U. S. Senate, 1918, by Governor Manning, to fill out unexpired term. General Counsel National Seed Crushers' Association. Active mem­ ber State Council Defense, 1917.-18, during World War. Mem­ ber several State Democratic Conventions. Married, , Alice Van Yeveren, daughter of Judge A. C. Haskell. 1. Christie III. Promising young man, died early.

H 2. Samuel McGowan (Benet), son of Susan Ella05 (McGow­ an), &c, born at Abbeville, Septem­ ber 13, 1881.

H 3. George (Benet), son of Susan Ella05 (McGowan), &c, born at Abbeville July 3, 1888. Attended Univ. of S. C. and Univ. of Va.; graduated, M. D., from Harvard Univ., 1913. Captain and Surgeon British R. A. Med. Corps; received British Star in 1915, for service. Surgeon French Army, Surgeon U. S. Army. After war returned to Colum­ bia, S. C, where he is in active practice. Married March 22, 1920, Madelaine, daughter of Commander and Mrs. Q. Volpert of Wimereux, France.

H 4. Hugh A. (Benet), son of Susan Ella05 (McGowan), &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, July 3, 1888.

H 5. Samuel (McGowan), son of William C.G6, (McGowan), son of Susan CarolineF28, daughter of Judge D. T,E59, son of James021, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, Nov. 12, 1386. Educated at schools in Charleston, S. C, and at Uni­ versity of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. In training at Camp GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 165

Jackson and at Norfolk, Va. In World War. On mail route on St. Helena's Island, S. C. Married October, 1923, Hen­ riette Vurpollot of the Province of Doubs, France. 1. Samuel, Jr. 2. Pierre Noel 3. Edward Perroneau

H 6. William Campbell (McGowan), son of William C.G6 (Mc­ Gowan), son of Susan CarolineF2S, daughter of Judge D. L.E59, &c, born at Abbeville, S. C, Nov. 10, 1888. Educated at schools in Charleston, S. C, and at the University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. Admitted to the Bar and practices law at Columbia, S. C, with Christie Benet and W. M. Shand. Major Machine Gun Battalion, 117th. Served with much credit in France during the World War. Unmarried. LL.B., Univ. of S. C. Secretary State Democratic Executive Committee. Served on Mexican Bor­ der as 1st Lieut., 1916-17.

H 7. Rosalie Olivecroma (McGowan), daughter of William C.G6 (McGowan), son of Susan Car­ oline1728, &c, born at Abbeville June 30, 1891. Educated at schools in Charleston and in France. Married August, 1916, John Douglas Matthew of New Brunswick, Canada. 1. Robert Theodore. 2. Clelia Perroneau. 3. William McGowan.

H 8. James Lipscomb (Simkins), son of Eldred C.(;7 (Sim­ kins), son of Rosalie Maria*"29, daugh­ ter of Judge D. L.E59, &c, born at Chappels, S. C, Nov. 22, 1881. Moved with father to Western North Carolina. At­ tended schools at Bryson City and Bushnell, N. C. Enlisted in 2nd N. C. Volunteers in 1898 in Spanish-American War; after discharge joined 29th U. S. Inft. and served in Philip- 169 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

pine Islands under General Lawton. Engaged in several bat­ tles, captured and injured in action. After return to U. S. was in railroad business. Again enlisted in U. S. Army, was with Signal Corps in various parts of the U. S., Alaska and Mexico, 1904 to 1914. Now cable and telegraph operator. Has served for about thirty years. Married July 16, 1915, at Seat­ tle, to Mary E. Howard of Dallas, Tex. Divorced in 1928. 1. James L., Jr., born at Seattle, Wash., Aug. 2, 1918. at­ tending Hill Military Academy at Port­ land, Oregon.

H 9. John Calhoun (Simkins), son of Eldred C.07 (Simkins), son of Rosalie MariaF29, &c, born at Chap- pels, S. C, Feb. 26, 1884. Attended schools in North Caro­ lina. In railroad business for 25 years. Conductor on Ashe­ ville Division, Southern Railway. Served in U. S. Army, 1901 to 1904, 30th Bat., Field Artillery. Did effective service in France with 21st Engineers, made up of railroad men. Op­ erated the famous narrow gauge road, transporting supplies, ammunition, &c, to the firing line; was under shell fire from the ground and air. Honorably discharged as a Sergeant 1st Class at Camp Lee, Va., in June, 1919. Lives at Asheville, N. C. Unmarried.

H 10. Thomas Moorman (Simkins), son of Lewis Wardlaw08 (Simkins), son of Rosalie MariaF29, daughter of Judge D. L.E59, &c, born at Newberry, S. C, April 8, 1882. Graduated in 1900 from Laurens Graded School. Clerk in office of Raleigh Granite Co., at Raleigh, N. C. Mar­ ried Emily Taylor of Raleigh, N. C, on Nov. 19, 1914. 1. Thomas Moorman, Jr., born July 31, 1915.

H 11. Lewis Wardlaw, Jr. (Simkins), son of Lewis Ward- law08 (Simkins), &c, born at Lau­ rens, S. C, May 21, 1884. At public schools of Laurens. Sales­ man. Married Lillie Bowman of Indiana. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 167

H 12. Robert Moorman (Simkins), son of Lewis W.G8 (Sim­ kins), &c., born at Laurens, S. C, Sept. 18, 1892. Attended schools at Laurens. Served in World War. Married Lillie ——— of Texas. 1. Robert M., Jr. 2. John Eldred.

H 13. Lucia Wardlaw (Parker), daughter of Lewis W.G12 (Par­ ker), son of Lucia GarveyF3°, daughter of Judge D. L.E5fl, &c, born at Greenville, S. C, Sept. 14, 1894. Educated at Miss Master's School, Dobbs Ferry-on-the-Hud- son, N. Y. Married June 1, 1916, Hamlin Beattie, son of John Edgeworth and Mary Mayes Beattie of Greenville, S. C. No children.

H v4. Austin Smith, son of Lewis W.G12 (Parker), &c, born at Greenville, S. C. Attended Greenville public schools, Woodberry Forest School at Orange, Va., and Univ. of S. C. Kappa Alpha. 2nd Lieut. U. S. A., in World War. Married Geraldine Buchanan of California, February 12, 1920. Lives in New York, in Bond business; Southern representative of Curtis & Sanger of Boston and New York; now with First National Corporation, New York office, Bond Dept., First National Bank of Boston. 1. Geraldine, born Feb. 14, 1921. 2. Austin Smith, born Jan. 20, 1925.

H 15. Margaret (Parker), daughter of Lewis W.G12 (Parker), &c, born at Greenville, S. C, Nov. 21, 1898. Educated at National Cathedral School, Washington, D. C. Married June 29, 1918, Richard Norvell, son of Wm. Edmond Norvell and Elizabeth Owen of Nashville, Tenn. 1. Margaret, born at Nashville April 7, 1919. 168 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

2. Richard, Jr., born at Nashville June 6, 1921. 3. William Edmund, born at Nashville April 9, 1928.

H 16. Lewis Wardlaw, Jr. (Parker), son of Lewis Wardlaw (Parker), &c, born at Greenville, S. C, May 30, 1904. Attended Miss Jervey's High School, High School, Greenville, St. James' School, Hagerstown, Md., and Univ. of Va., A. T. 0. fraternity. In Bond business with Aus­ tin Parker, 1924, with A. C. Heyward & Co., 1926, Southern Representative Curtis & Sanger. Cotton business with W. M. Webster for short time, now of firm of Smoot & Parker, Cot­ ton Brokers. Married Shirley Scott, daughter and step-daugh­ ter of Evelyn Palmer-Ball and Charles Thomas Gentry. 1. Lewis Wardlaw III, born at Greenville, S. C, June 30, 1928. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 169

DATA RECENTLY RECEIVED Referring to Hannah (Dll), Who Married John C Lewis. Their Children Were: 1. Eliza Ann (Lewis), born Sept. 15, 1809, died March 7, 1893; married Dr. W. G. Scott, born June 2, 1813. 1. Sarah H., born 1839, died July 25, 1896, unmarried. 2. Frances A., born 1840, died Sept. 26, 1904; married Charles A. Calhoun, no issue. 2. Oliver J., born June 7, 1811, died Feb. 9, 1883; married Harriet Refoe. 1. Eliza H., who married Morris Cohen, one son, Harry M. Cohen. 3. Andrew Wardlaw, born October 16, 1816, died Feb. 20, 1889; married March 1 5, 1855, Elizabeth Susan, daughter of Samuel Pearse of Colum­ bia, S. C. She was born 1834, died July 28, 1871. 1. Samuel Pearse, born Aug. 8, 1856; married April 23, 1889, Emma Thomas, born Dec. 5, 1866, died June 21, 1928. (a) Wardlaw Estes, born Sept. 11, 1891; married March 25, 1917, first Adrienna Tomp­ kins, she died Nov. 26, 1924; married, second, July 4, 1929, Lucile Henderson Moffett, born 1891. 2. Lula Wardlaw, born April 9, 1859, died March 13, 1903 ; married Oct. 9, 1880, M. J. Nevin, died Sept. 28, 1917. Issue: (a) William A., born April 26, 1882; married Dec. 10, 1919, Wilhelmina Busch. (b) Rosaline E., born March 3, 1884, died Sept. 13, 1924; married J. T. Henderson, (ci Pamie, born Aug. 10, 1885, died May 3, 1904, unmarried, d) Harry Wardlaw, born May 21, 1888; married October 14, 1914, Hazel Hawkins, (c) Kit L., born July 18, 1889; married July 7, 1916, Mary La Van. 4. Sarah A., born June 17, 1823, died June 29, 1873; married, 1847, Thomas Stansell, 1804-1883. 1. Francis Wardlaw, born Feb. 21, 1845; unmarried. 2. Francis Pickens, born June 8, 1847, died Dec. 2, 1915; married June 8, 1880, Adaline Moore, born Oct. 24, 1857. 3. Iverson Lewis, born Jan. 15, 1849, died May 17, 18S5 ; married _Sarali Morris, born Sept. 15, 1857, died Oct. 10, 1882. 4. Nathansie H., born April 8, 1851 ; married Mary Stansell, born May 18, 1888. 5. Emma; married M. R. Buchalter. 6. John Christopher, born March 12. 1855, died Nov. 24. 1918; mar­ ried Emma Kirksey, born Feb. 3, 1860, died March 18, 1924. 7. Thos., born Sept. 10, 1857, died May 3. 1913; married Lizzie Kirk­ sey, born Oct. 29, 1857, died Oct. 10, 1921. 8. Eliza Ann. married Wallace Hurley, died. 9. Albert, died unmarried. Referring to Joseph Pruitt (G97), he was born in Walker County, Ga., December 12, 1847, graduated from Emory College, 1874; married Decem­ ber 24, 1874, Annie Simmie Coachman of Valdosta, Ga. She was born May 21, 1847, died April 12, 1912. Prominent minister in South Georgia Confer- 170 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

ence, Methodist Episcopal Church, South, for fifty-four years; Presiding Elder for nine years, Trustee Emory College for 25 years. Children : 1. Joseph Coachman, born Feb. 3, 1876, at Camilla, Mitchell County, Ga. 2. Wilkinson Coachman, born Dec. 10, 1878, at Buena Vista, Marion Co., Ga. 3. Bessie Mae, born July 31, 1880, at Blakely County, Ga.

It 17. Joseph Coachman, son of Joseph Pruitt (G97), son of Joseph Mad­ ison (F23), son of James (E42), son of William (D20), son of Hugh (Ci), son of William "(Bl), son of Robert (Al), born at Camilla, Mitchell County, Ga., Feb. 3, 1876. Graduated from Emory College, A. M., 1895; graduate student University of Chicago, 1896-97; Prof. Modern Languages Union College 1899-1900.; Supt. public schools at Dublin, Thomasville, Albany and Atlanta; Prof. State College for Women; Dean State Teachers' College; Chief of Vocational Rehabili­ tation, U. S. Veterans' Bureau, Atlanta and New York. One of Georgia's outstanding educators, author of various important books, Phi Delta Theta, Pi Gamma Mu; Director Univ. Extension, Univ. Ga., Athens, Ga. Married Dec. 20, 1899, Edna Roberts Powell (born Oct. 5, 1874) of Cuthbert, Ga. Children: 1. Joseph Powell, born Oct. 30, 1900; Emory Univ., 1922; Asst. Dist. Manager Standard Oil Co., Richmond, Va. Married Sept. 15, 1923, Georgia Gaston Dickinson of Gainesville, Ga., born June 29, 1900. (a) Robin, born at Bristol, Va., April 20, 1928. 2. Donald Coachman, born Dec. 24, 1903; College of City of New York 1929, student Univ. of Ga. 3. Ralph Wilkinson, born Feb. 6, 1907; B. S., Univ. Ga., 1929. Teacher High School, Commerce, Ga.

4. Roy Malcolm, born Aug. 20, 1911, died April 30, 1916.

II 18. Wilkinson Coachman, son of Joseph Pruitt (G97), etc., born Dec 10, 1S78. at Buena Vista, Ga. Emory College 1900. Realtor Miami, Fla. Married Oct. 28, 1924, Alice Keene Briggs of Athens, Ga.

H 19. Bessie Mae, daughter of Joseph Pruitt (G97), etc., born July 31, 1880, at Blakeley, Earl County, Ga. Graduated from Wesleyan Female Col­ lege June, 1900. Married June 12. 1901, Malcolm Mabry Lockhart of Augusta, Ga. Lives in Philadelphia. 1. Elizabeth Wardlaw. 2. Helen Coachman. 3. Malcolm Mabry. 4. Edria Bothwell. 5. Joseph Wardlaw, died. Referring to Rev. Columbus (Gl), son of Jesse Calvert (F17), son of John Moore (E16), etc., lawyer and editor and now retired Baptist preacher, Hv­ ing at San Diega, California, his daughter, GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 17!

H 20. Eleanor St. Clair, born at Jefferson, Ga., April 22, 1884; graduated from Limestone College, Gaffney, S. C, in 190.1. Married Rev. Logan W. Wheatley of California, October 18, 1905, at Prescott, Arizona; he died Jan. 22, 1923. She is now Architectural Librarian of the Univ. of Southern California, in Los Angeles, California. 1. Eleanor Dixie (Wheatley) born at Prescott, Ariz., July 22, 1906 ; graduated from Univ. of Southern California June, 1927, with honor. Married Nov. 26, 1928, Wm. A. Friend of Los Angeles. Now teaching in Los Angeles. 2. Logan Wardlaw (Wheatley), born Jan. 15, 1908, at Prescott, Ariz.; graduated with honor from Univ. of Southern California June, 1929. Teaching mathematics in Junior High School, Downy, California.

H 21. Jessie Mayberry, daughter of Rev. Columbus (Gl), son of Jesse Cal­ vert (F7), etc., born at Anderson, S. C, Feb. 28, 1889; graduated from Greenville Female College (now Women's College), Greenville, S. C. Married April 6, 1920, James Sullivan Williams of Jackson's Hole, Wy­ oming. She graduated, A. B., from State Teachers' College, San Diego, in 1927. Now Junior Supervisor in State Teachers' College, Chico, California. One daughter: 1. Eleanor St. Clair (Williams), born Aug. 14, 1921, at Jackson, Wyo. Student in Elliot School in Los Angeles.

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ADDENDA

The following account of the Western branch of the family has been prepared by Mr. Clayton J. Wardlaw, Attorney, of Columbus, Ohio. He has been active and helpful in securing data, showing the descendants of his progenitor, ROBERT WARDLAW, a younger brother of John, Hugh and Joseph, who moved from Virginia to Abbeville, S. C. Robert moved to Ken­ tucky and Ohio after the Revolutionary War. There are some repetitions in the addenda of matter already recorded in the main history, but it has been thought best to publish the material as written by our Ohio kinsman.

JAMES WARDLAW (Son of William, R-l) A C-l. JAMES WARDLAW, b. about 1 730—d. March 2, 1816, in Woodford County, Ky. m. Martha Steele of Rockbridge Co., Va. Issue: D-1. John, of whom nothing is known except that he is buried in old Pisgah cemetery at Pisgah, Ky. D-2. James, b. May 6, 1776, in Rockbridge Co., Va. d. May 2, 1853, in Ky., and is buried in Pisgah cemetery (Gravestone). Was a wealthy bachelor, willing all property, except slaves, to his nieces and nephews. The older slaves were freed and given money for support ; the younger ones had their choice of being sold or going to Liberia. D-3. William Wardlaw, b. 1776. d. at Richmond, Va., Oct. 12, 1829. Was an "apothecary and physician" in Richmond, Va. m. Sarah, b. 1776—d. 1808. Issue: E-5. Mary Wardlaw, b. 1797—d. March 15, 1849, unmarried. E-6. Martha Jane Wardlaw, b 1799—d. 1828. m. 1817, John Henry Eustace. Issue : William Wardlaw Eustace, M. D. ; and four other children cared for by Aunt Mary after mother's death. D-4. Andrew Wardlaw, b. about 1764—d. in Warren Co., Ky., 1844. m. in Augusta Co., Va., July 31, 1792, to Margaret Fulton, b. 1764— d. 1836, daughter of John Fulton and Mary Steele (who was then a widow—Chalkey II, 300). They moved to Warren Co., Ky., in 1818. He was one of the organizers and first elders of the First Presbyterian Church of Bowling Green, Ky. Issue: E-1. Martha Jane Wardlaw. b. March 4, 1794—d. Sept. 24, 1854, in Illinois, m. Xov. 6. 1817, at South Salem. Ohio to Rev. James H. Dickey, being his second wife. They moved to Union Grove. 111., in 1838, and Mr. Dickey was minister there for many years. Issue: F-l. Philander Henry Dickey, b. Aug., 1819—d. April 28, 1871, at Brattleboro. Vt. F-2. Calvin Wardlaw Dickey, b. July, 1821—d. 1850. F-3. Xarcessa Vcwcll Dickey, h. Sept. 1, 1823—d. Oct. 6. 1876 m. Jan. 12. 184°, in Putnam County, 111., to James Scott Moore, brother to Robert and Mary J, Moore ; below F-18 and F-24). G-l, Harry Moore 'if St, Petersburg, Illinois. F-l. Margaret Mary .Dickey, ii. Aug. 9. !'•.:-, ,1. Dec. 23. 1903. m. Apr. 23, 1851, to Samuel M. Templeton, b. Dec, 11. 1810, d. May 1 3. 1867. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 173

G-2. J. Dickey Templeton of Bloomington, 111. F-5. Martha Jane Dickey, b. Sept. 3, 1827, d. . m. James W. Montgomery May 5, 1853. F-6. Martin Luther Dickey, b. June, 1S29. F-7. Elizabeth Steele Dickey, b. Feb., 1833. F-8. Alice Ann Dickey, b. Nov. 23, 1834, d. . m. Dec. 11, 1878, William Willitt Harsha. E-2. John Fulton Wardlaw, b. in Virginia, 1798, d. in Kentucky, 1857. m. Mary Caldwell. 1807-1877. Elder First Presbyterian Church, Bowling Green, Ky., and later elder in Mizpah Church, which he built on his farm. Issue : F-9. John A. Wardlaw, b. 1832, d. 1849. F-10. Margaret Wardlaw, b. 1833, d. 1874. m. James W. Cole Issue: G-3. Elizabeth Cole, b. 1857, d. 1891. m. W. R, Allen. Issue: H-1. James R. Allen, b. 1877. Unmarried. H-2. Margaret Allen, b. 1881, d. 1886. H-3. Mary Bryant Allen, b. 1883. m. Silas Smith of Charleston, Mo. Issue: Elizabeth Bryant Smith, b. 1920. H-4. Andrew Cole Allen, b, 1885. m. Gwynn Dunn. H-5. Her^chell Allen, b. 1887, served in World War. m. Nina Owens. Issue: Dorothy May Allen, b. 1920. Owen Cole Allen, b. 1923. H-6. Fulton Allen, b. 1890, d. 1891. G-4. John Cole, b. 1858, d. 1860. G-5. Andrew J. Cole, b. 1862. Attended Ogden College, Bowling Green, Ky. Sheriff of Warren County, Ky., 1898 to 1902. Not married. G-6. Sallie Cole, b. 1864. Attended Ward Seminary, Nashville, Tenn. G-7. Nannie Cole, b. 1867. Attended Bowling Green (Ky.) Female Seminary, m. W. R. Allen after death of her sister, Elizabeth. Issue : H-7. Elizabeth Allen, b. 1898, d. 1919. Attended Mississippi Synodical College, Holly Springs, Miss. m. John Adams. G-8. Jennie Cole, b. 1872, Attended Cedar Bluff College, Woodburn, Ky. F-ll. Sally Wardlaw, b. 1835, d. 1864. m. Cyrus Miller. F-12. Andrew James Wardlaw, b. 1837, d. 1916. m. Mrs. Sarah (Smith) Wardlaw. widow of his brother, William T. Wardlaw. No issue. Adopted daughter, Mary, attended Potter College, Bowling Green, Ky., and married Charles W. Reid, a dentist at Charleston, Mo., and have: Margaret Reid, b. 1902, m. Earl Grogan; and Ben Starr Reid, b. 1903. d. 1918, named for Ben Starr, founder of Starr Piano Company, Richmond, Ind., who, while a Union soldier, was nursed through a spell of typhoid fever at the home of Mrs. John F. Wardlaw and was a life-long friend of the family; also Julia B, b. 1905, m. Harry Lee; and Mary Charles Reid, b. 1913. F-13. William Thomas Wardlaw, b. 1840, d. 1863. m. Sarah Smith, who, after William's death, married his brother, Andrew J. Wardlaw (above). F-14. Fulton Bryant Wardlaw, b. 1845, d. 1890, in Texas. Attended Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va. Died in Texas. F-15. Mary Wardlaw, b. 1849, d. 1 857. E-3. Andrew Wardlaw, b. June 18, 1805, d. Aug. 18, 1883. m. 1824 Artimissi Dickey, b. , d. May 8, 1843, daughter of Rev. William Dickey, who was Presbyterian pastor from 1817 to 1857. 174 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

at Bloomingsburg, Ohio. Moved to Putnam County, m. Martha (Moore) McClung. Issue by first wife: F-16. William Dickey Wardlaw, b. 1925 in Ky., d. 1881 in Ne­ braska, m. Martha Baxendale. Issue: G-9. William Wardlaw. G-10. Timon Wardlaw. F-17. Martha Jane Wardlaw, b. Oct. 29, 1828, in Ky., d. June 27, 1896, in Nebraska, m. Aug. 30, 1849, John M. Steele, b. Oct. 25, 1823, d. June 29. 1899, of South Salem, Ohio. Mr. Steele married sec­ ond time Xov. 9, 1899, Miss Browne. Issue : G-ll. Mary Artie Steele, b. Aug. 9, 1850, d. March 23, 1922. m. Nov. 4, 1875, Robert F. Henderson. Issue: H-8. Alice M. Henderson, b. Oct. 8, 1876, d. March 29, 1922. m. Jay Clark. Issue: 1-1. Frances Clark, b. Nov. 20, 1911. H-9. Bessie H. Henderson, b. April 3, 1878. m. Oren P. Click. Issue: 1-1. Clyde Click, b. March 1, 1898. m. 1923, Freida Winkleman. 1-2. Harold Click, b. Dec. 12, 1899. 1-3. Leo Click, b. Oct. 11, 1901. 1-4. Lois Click, b. May 30, 1903, d. April 19, 1904. 1-5. Alice Click, b. March 6, 1909. H-10. Frank S. Henderson, b. Feb. 6, 1880. Unmarried. H-ll. Lois M. Henderson, b. April 26, 1883. Unmarried. H-12. Robert Henderson, b. Nov. 7, 1885. m. 1916, Elva Rudder. Issue: 1-6. Hazel Henderson, b. Nov. 6, 1917. 1-7. Neva Henderson, b. May 16, 1920. H-13. Elsie B. Henderson, b. April 4, 1891. m. 19112, J. L. Bailey. Issue: 1-8. Dorothy Bailey, b. Dec. 5, 1912. 1-9. Emmet Bailey, b. Aug. 23, 1914. 1-10. Maxine Bailey, b. June 22, 1918. 1-11. Eileen Bailey, b. Feb. 10, 1921. G-12. Alice W. Steele, b. June 8, 1852, d. May 3, 1923. m. Nov. 19, 1878, Charles J. Harns, b. Dec. 12, 1845. Issue: H-14. Ralph Steele Harns, b. May 23, 1881. m, July 30, 1921, Mary Lee. Lives at Rock Springs, Ark. Issue : 1-12. Ann Lee Harns, b. Sept. 20, 1922, d. Sept. 20, 1922. 1-13. Alice Wardlaw Hams, b. Nov. 10, 1924. d. H-15. Lyle Henry Harns, b. Jan. 7, 1883. m. Jan. 30, 1915, Maude Benson Farmer, Sterling, Colo. Issue: 1-14. Roger B. Harns, b. Feb. 13, 1916, d. March 12, 1916. 1-15. Richard B. Harns, b. Jan. 1, 1918. 1-16. Ruth A. Hams, b. March 18, 1920. 1-17. Elizabeth J. Harns, b. May 27, 1922. H-16. John Newton Harns, b. Feb. 6, 1890, d. Oct. 15, 1918. m. May 24, 1914, Enid Riley. Issue: 1-18. John Riley Harns, b. March 7, 1915. 1-19. G-13. Anna G. Steele, b. Aug. 24, 1854. in. Oct. 18, 1877, John N. Mosher. H-17. Katherine Mosher, b. June 7, 1882. Unmarried. Lives San Jose, Calif. G-14. Harry O. Steele, b. Oct. 6, 1858. m. Sept. 9. 1882, Isabel Rob- GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 175

son (d. Sept. 30, 1899). S. P. Ry. conductor, 1S79 to 1922, now retired; lives Sacramento, Calif. H-18. Edgar R. Steele, b. July 30, 1883, d. Jan. 13, 1890. H-19. Leslie H. Steele, b. Dec. 16, 1891. Unmarried; lives in Oregon. H-20. Irma H. Steele, b. July 29, 1895. m. June 10, 1918, O. V. Gal­ loway. G-15. Minnie W. Steele, b. April 16, 1861. m. 1879 George W. Jack­ son, who d. 1893. Issue: H-21. Gertrude M. Jackson, b. Feb. 9, 1889. Unmarried. H-22. Edna L. Jackson, b. May 11, 1884. m. Chester A. Wood. H-23. Leonard D. Jackson, b. June 27, 1S92. m. Helen Wentz. H-24. Kenneth Steele O'Rorke, b. G-16. Wardlaw Steele (twin of Minnie), b. April 16, 1861. m. 1893, Delia Shields. Issue: H-25. Harry W. Steele, b. April 28, 1894. H-26. Richard O. Steele, b. April 1, 1897. H-27. Jasper N. Steele, b. Dec. 28, 1899. G-17. Lucretia N. Steele, b. March 17, 1870, d. April 7, 1894. F-18. Andrew Fulton Wardlaw, b. June 5, 1829, in Kentucky, d. May 23, 1893, in Portland, Ore. Served in Union Cavalry, m. Nancy Jane Moore (sister to Robert Allen Moore, F-24). Issue: G-18. Mary Jane Wardlaw, b. in Kentucky, m. 1874 in Illinois, Lyon. Went to Portland, Ore., in 1882. Issue: H-28. Wm. S. Lyon, died at age two. H-29. Harry Wardlaw Lyon, b. . Dentist in Los Angeles, Calif. G-19. Artimissi Wardlaw, b. . m. Cameron. Large fam­ ily lives at tlliott, 111. G-20. Charlie Thomas Wardlaw, b. . m. Pamelia Richardson. Lives Van Nuys, Calif. Issue : H-30. Evangeline Wardlaw, b. 1891. m. Day. Issue: 1-21. Charles Wardlaw Day, b 1911. H-31. John Richardson Wardlaw, b. 1893. m. . Issue: 1-22. John Wardlaw, b. 1921. F-19. Margaret Ann Wardlaw, b. Nov. 19, 1880. Died in childhood F-20. James Rice Wardlaw, b. Sept. 5, 1832, in Kentucky, d. in Nebraska. Cavalryman in Union Army. m. Mrs. Charity (Ackley) Eames. Issue: G-21. John Wardlaw. G-22. William Wardlaw. G-23. Dickey Wardlaw. F-21. Rebecca Frances Wardlaw, b. Dec. 14, 1834. Died in childhood. F-22 John Milton Wardlaw, b. May 6, 1837, in Ky., d. 1902, in Nebraska, m. Sarah A. Smith. Soldier in Union Army. Issue: G-24. Carrie May Wardlaw, b , 1866. m. George Weiser. Issue: H-32. Bud Lee Weiser, b. 1886, d. 1918. m. Susan McArter. Issue: 1-23. Orman McArter, b. 1913. 1-24. Homer McArter, b. 1917. H-33. Benjamin H. Weiser, b. 1888. Unmarried. H-34. Myrtle B. Weiser, b. 1890. m. Wm. Vanderhook. Issue: 1-25. Irma A. Vanderhook, b. 1913. 1-26. Ardeth Vanderhook, b. 1923. G-25. Andrew Wardlaw, b. 1868. d. 1874 in Nebraska. 176 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

G-26. John J. Wardlaw, b. 1870. Unmarried. G-27. James Greeley Wardlaw, b. 1872. m. Mary Crawford. Issue: H-35. John Merle Wardlaw, b. 1905. H-36. William Kenneth Wardlaw, b. 1907. H-37. Lucille Eleanor Wardlaw, b. 1909. H-38. Mary Ellen Wardlaw, b. 1919. G-28. Daisy Philena Wardlaw, b. 1874. Unmarried. Teacher in North- field, Minn. G-29. William Hartson Wardlaw, b. 1876, d. 1917. Unmarried. G-30. Vivian Jerome Wardlaw, b. 1878, d. 1908. Unmarried. G-31. Emma Cornelia Wardlaw, b. 1881. m. George Schneider. Issue: H-39. Floyd Schneider, b. 1903. F-23. Henry Ross Wardlaw, b. Sept. 27, 1839. Died in childhood. F-24. Mary Eliza Wardlaw, b. May 5, 1841. Lives in Missoula, Mont. m. Robert Allen Moore, a brother to Nancy Jane Moore, above (F-18). Issue: G-32. Edward Martin Moore, b. . Lives in Chicago, 111. G-33. F-25. Artimissi Wardlaw, b. Hennepin, 111., Sept. 3, 1843. m. Sept. 6, 1864, Edwin D. Smith (a brother to John Milton Wardlaw's wife—F-22). Issue: G-34. Celia Narcissus Smith, b. Oct. 31, 1865. m. 1887, John R. Mont­ gomery. Issue : H-40. Ralph I. Montgomery, b. Jan. 3, 1891. m. 1916 to Estella Davis. Issue: 1-27. Helen N Montgomery, b. Feb. 16, 1917. I-2S. Howard H. Montgomery, b. Jan. 10, 1919. 1-29. Neal E. Montgomery, b. March 25, 1921, d. Jan. 11, 1922. H-41. Homer H. Montgomery, b. Dec. 20, 1893. m. Alice Carlson. Lives Ulysses, Nebr. Issue: 1-30. Dorothy L. Montgomery, b. March 7, 1920. 1-31. Vernon R. Mongtomery, b. April 4, 1924. H-42. Edward Lucky Montgomery, b. Oct. 11, 1897. m. 1922, Bessie Nickerson. Lives at Cozad, Nebr. H-43. Mildred G. Montgomery, b. Jan. 30, 1900. m. 1917, Elmer T. Rudder. Lives Roca, Nebr. Issue: 1-32. Evelyn Rudder, b. Aug. 17, 1918. 1-33. Elinor Rudder, b. Oct. 19, 1920. 1-34. Birdine Rudder, b. Oct. 21, 1923. H-44. Edith I. Montgomery, b. March 10, 1902. m. 1920, Jack Parnell (now divorced). Issue: 1-35. Jeanette Parnell, b. March 15, 1921. G-35. Mattie Belle Smith, b. June 16, 1867. m. 1891, Allen Lough, farmer of Lodge Pole, Nebr. Issue: H-45. Lois Lough, b. Oct. 10, 1892. m. Frank Englert. Lives Colorado Springs, Colo. Issue: 1-36. Kenneth Englert, b. Feb. 28, 1911. 1-37. Adolph Englert, b. April 19, 1912. 1-38. Thomas Englert, b. March 5, 1914. 1-39. James Englert, b. March 12, 1915. 1-40. Francis Englert, b. Sept. 23, 1916. 1-41. Jean Englert, b. Dec. 19, 1918. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 177

H-46. Lyle C. Lough, b. Nov. 4, 1894, d. July 31, 1912. H-47. Guy E. Lough, b. June 27, 1897. H-48. Earl E. Lough, b. Feb. 21, 1900. m. . Issue: 1-42 Warren Lough, b. Jan. 21, 1922. 1-43. Barbara Lough, b. March 10, 1923. H-49. Samuel H. Lough, b. Dec. 18, 1901. H-50. Robert A. Lough, b. July 25, 1908. H-51. Artie Belle Lough, b. Jan. 29, 1911. G-36. Frankie Maude Smith, b. Feb. 7, 1869. m. Samuel Stevens. Lives Norfolk, Nebr. Issue: H-52. Kathryn Stevens, b. April 21, 1893. m. Walter Unland. Issue: 1-44. Frances Unland, b. Oct. 17, 1916. 1-45. Margaret Unland, b. July 10, 1921. G-37. Millard Joshua Allen Smith, b. March 13, 1871. in. Lena Barkey. Lives Cortland, Nebr. Issue : H-53. Helen Smith, b. Dec. 30, 1905. H-54. Artie Smith, b. Feb. 23, 1909, d. Sept. 9, 1924. H-55. Esther Smith, b. Oct. 26, 1915. G-38. Walter Hugo Smith, b. Nov. 13, 1873, d. Sept. 15, 1874. G-39. Ellen Gertrude Smith, b. Sept. 3, 1876. m. Jas. W. Hendrickson, a Chiropractor, of Yuma, Colo. G-40. Edith Beulah Smith, b. Aug. 29, 1878. m. John W. Farwell, who died 1911. G-41. Esther Philena Smith, b. Feb. 25, 1882, d. Nov. 18, 1892. G-42. Mary Genevieve Smith, b. March 3, 1885, d. Oct. 27, 1892. D-5. Elizabeth Wardlaw, b. , d. . m. Wm. McPheeters, July 1, 1794 (Chalkley, II, p. 363), and their children, Anderson, Peggy and Martha, are mentioned in the will of James, Sr., re­ corded at Lexington, Ky. This Anderson may also be the Addi­ son McPheeters mentioned in the will of James Wardlaw, Jr. D-2 above). A daughter, Margaret McPheeters, married Samuel Robb, June 8, 1815. Hugh McPheeters married Patsy McKin­ ney Feb. 10, 1807. D-6. Martha Wardlaw, who married James W. Finley.

WILLIAM WARDLAW (Son of William, B-l) C WILLIAM WARDLAW, b. 1745, d. at Brownsburg, Va., Feb. 7, 1819. Will recorded at Lexington, Va., dated Dec. 24, 1818, proved May 3, 1819. m. Mary Coalter (1751-1808). Issue (order of birth not known): D-1. Jane Wardlaw, b. 1770 ?—d. 1793. m. 1790, John Stewart (or Stuart). Issue: E-1. Son, died a minor prior to 1873. E-2. John H. Stewart, b. 1792 ?—d. . m. Issue: F-l. James H. Stewart. F-2. George R. Stewart F-3. Fannie N. Stewart, m. John White. E-3. James Stewart, b. 1794? F-4. Joseph Stewart. 178 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

F-5. James Stewart. F-6. Walker Stewart. F-7. Mary Stewart, m. John Lindsey. F-8. Robert H. Stewart. F-9. Anna F. Stewart. F.-4. Folly Stewart, b. 17—. m. . F-10. Susan, m. Hawkins. F-ll. Martha, m. Sutherland. F-12. Lila. m. McFaddin. F-13. Sarah, m. McIntire. D-2. Timothy—nothing further known of him. D-3. Margaret Wardlaw, b. , d. Sept. 22, 1849. m. James Ken­ nedy (b. 1776, d. 1851, in Brown County, Ohio), her cousin, who was son of Margaret Wardlaw, C-6. Went to Brown County, Ohio, in 1827. F.-7. John Kennedy. E-8. Mary Kennedy (b. Jan. 15, 1817, d. Dec. 24, 1883). m. 1834 in Brown County, Ohio, Abiel Hays (b. 1813, d. ). Moved to McLean County, Illinois. Issue: F-14. Minerva E. Hays, b. Oct. 21, 1848. m. 1875 A. D. Polk, an at- torney-at-law, and lives in Brainerd, Minn. E-9. Andrew, b. d. at Sardinia, Ohio, unmarried. E-10. Rachel Kennedy, m. John Graham? and moved to McLean Co., 111. E-ll. Margaret Kennedy, m. W. B. Pottinger? and moved to McLean County, Illinois. E-12. William Kennedy, m. Mary Ann E-13. Hugh Kennedy, b. Nov. 15, 1811. m. first, Minerva E. Logan, second, Caroline Cutter. Died at Sardinia, Ohio. D-4. Joseph Wardlaw, b. , d. in Louisville, Ky., Oct. 13, 1849, without issue, m. Sarah , who, after his death, married Shunk. Sarah died in 1873, when Joseph's lot in which she had life interest, descended to his brothers and sisters living at his death, viz : Michael, Hugh, and James Wardlaw and Mar­ garet Kennedy. Elizabeth McMasters, and Jane Stewart. All these had died prior to death of Sarah Shunk, the property being dis­ tributed to their issue. (See case 31311, William Wardlaw, vs. John Graham, Louisville chancery court.) D-5. James C. Wardlaw. E-14. Anna E. Wardlaw. b. . m. James E. Rankin. D-6. Michael Wardlaw, b. , d. . m. 1802, Ann Kennedy (Morton, p. 496). Went to Ohio, Indiana, and about 1840 to Arkansas, where he died prior to the coming of his sons, William and James, in 1851. Issue: E-15. William Wardlaw. b. in Virginia, Dec. 8, 1803, d. 1890, m. first, in Virginia, Elizabeth Hilt (or Hyatt); second, Catherine Bald- ridge. Moved to Indiana 1832, Bond County, 111., 1841, then to Rogers, Ark., 1851. Issue, by first wife: F-15. Andrew Wardlaw, b. 1825. d. 1910. unmarried. F-16. John Wardlaw. b. . Went to Civil War and was not heard from afterwards. F-17. Elizaheth Wardlaw. F-18. James Wardlaw, b. Indiana, 1832, d. 1920. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 179

G-l. William Wardlaw. Lives at Rogers, Ark. G-2. Robert Wardlaw. Lives at Rogers, Ark. F-19. Michael Wardlaw, b. Indiana, 1839, d. Jan. 5, 1925. m. . Issue: G-3. William Wardlaw, Seligman, Mo. G-4. Walter Wardlaw, Seligman, Mo. —Issue by Catherine Baldridge: F-20. Rebecca Wardlaw, b. 1850. F-21. Robert Wardlaw, b. 1852, d. 1882. E-22. Ira L. Wardlaw (twin), b. Feb. 27, 1853. m. 1877, Sarah Chambers. Lives at Rogers, Ark., on part of 1,600 acres settled by his grandfather in 1840. Issue: G-5. John A. Wardlaw, b. 1878. m. 1902, Elizabeth Baker. Lives at Tempe, Ariz. Issue: H-1. Baker Wardlaw, b. April 25, 1904. H-2. W. Floyd Wardlaw, b. July 27, 1906. H-3. Howard Wardlaw, b. June 11, 1909. H-4. Harold Wardlaw, b. June 11, 1909. H-5. Vivian Wardlaw, b. Aug. 21, 1912. H-6. Woodrow Wardlaw, b. June 30, 1915. H-7. Wilson Wardlaw, b. June 30, 1915. H-8. Loraine Wardlaw, b. Feb. 29, 1920. G-6. Ella Wardlaw, b. 1880. m. Orville Wood. Has six children and lives at Springfield, Ark. G-7. William F. Wardlaw, b. 1882, d. 1903. G-8. Anna Wardlaw, b. 1884. m. Frank Webb. Seven children. Lives Washburn, Mo. G-9. Ira Alonzo Wardlaw, b. 1886. m. Azola Robison. No issue. Lives at Pima, Ariz. G-10. Eunice Wardlaw, b. 1888. m. Dodson. Lives at Rodeo, New Mexico. G-ll. Ruth Wardlaw, b. 1890. m. G. P. Maher. No issue. Lives at Buffalo, N. Y. G-12. Elsie Wardlaw, b. 1892, d. 1912. F-23. William Wardlaw (twin of Ira), b. Feb. 27, 1853. Whereabouts unknown. F-24. Francis Marion (Jack) Wardlaw, b. 1854. Lives at Jane, Mo. F-25. Virginia Wardlaw, b. 1857. m. John K. Polk. Lives at Cave Springs, Ark. F-26. Vera Wardlaw, b. 1858, d. 1898. F-27. David Wardlaw, b. 1860, d. Feb. 1924. E-16. James Wardlaw, b. about 1805, ,d. about 1906 at Brightwater, Ark., at age 101. Went with brother, William, to Arkansas in 1851. E-17. Andrew Wardlaw, b. . Left home at about 16 and never heard from afterwards. E-18. Mary Wardlaw (Polly), b. , m. Potts. D-7. Hugh Hutson Wardlaw, b. in Virginia August 21, 1790, d. in St. Louis., Mo., June 21, 1866. m. Nancy Fulton. Went, after his father's death in 1819, to Hannibal, Mo., where he served some years as Circuit Judge. Issue: E-19. Benjamin R. Wardlaw, b. . Went to California (perhaps with the '49'ers). 180 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

E-20. Levi J. Wardlaw, b. , d. in Oregon. E-21. Virginia G. Wardlaw, b. m. A. P. Foreman, E-22. Emily R. Wardlaw, b. - m. G. B. Pogue. Lived in St. Louis, Mo. E-23. Mary C. Wardlaw, b. — m. Boone. Lived in St. Louis, Md. E-24. Martha A. Wardlaw, b. m. Lorance. Lived in Alabama. D-8. Elizabeth Wardlaw, b. 1790, d. July, 1863. m. Nov. 12, 1816. in Virginia, David McMaster (1793-1866). Moved to Kentucky, then to Highland County, Ohio, and in 1837, to Rushville, 111. Issue: E-25. Mary Coulter McMaster, b. Aug. 22, 1817, d. 1858. m. Absolom Hamilton. Issue: F-28. Daughter, died in infancy. E-26. William Wardlaw McMaster, b. Feb. 23, 1819, d. 1904. m. 1844, Sarah Langford (d. 1846) ; m., second, Nancy Jane Teel, who died 1855; m., third, 1855, Susan Hendricks. Was a physician in Knox County, 111. Issue: —By Sarah Langford: F-29. Robert Calvin McMaster. —By Nancy J. Teel: F-30. Nancy McMaster, b. , d. 1866. —By Susan Hendricks : F-31. David Edgar McMaster, b. April 23, 1857. F-32. Eva B. McMaster, b. Aug. 18, 1860, d. 1879. F-33. Elizabeth A. McMaster, b. Feb. 19, 1862, d. 1865. E-27. John Mitchell McMaster, b. Nov. 3, 1820, d. 1848. m. Ora Cal­ lison. Issue: F-34. One child, died at age two. E-28. Hugh Wardlaw McMaster, b. Oct. 9, 1832, d. 1924. E-29. Hugh Wardlaw McMaster, b. Feb. 8, 1825. d. Jan. 31, 1835. E-30. Robert Bailey McMaster, b. Feb. 3, 1827, d . m. 1853. Rachel Quinn. While prospecting for gold in California in 1849, met his cousin, Mrs. Mary Boone (E-23), whose husband was also prospecting. Issue: F-25. Curtis McMaster, b. 1857. Became a lawyer and died at 28. unmarried. F-36. Mary McMaster, b. 1863. m. Marshall Finch. F-37. Jennie McMaster, b. . Died in infancy. E-31. Joseph Logan McMaster, b. Aug. 29, 1830, d. 1832. E-32. Jane Eliza McMaster. b. in Ohio, Nov. 12, 1832, d. in Rushville. 111., Jan. 19, 1926. m. July 20, 1853, Robert L. Greer (1827-1910). who raised a company of which he was Captain through the Civil War. Issue: F-28. Richard Bailey Greer, b. June 28, 1855, d. 1892. F-39. David F. Greer, b. Feb. 14, 1857, d. Jan. 29, 1928. F-40 George M. Greer, b. Oct. 26, 1858. Unmarried. Lives at Rush­ ville, 111. F-41. Hugh Wardlaw Greer, b. Jan. 29, 1861. Lives at St Paul, Minn. F-42 Harry Greer, b. , died at two months. F-43. James A. Greer, b. , died at 8 years. F-44. Maude E. Greer, b. June 12, 1868. m. Benjamin F. Dunn. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 181

F-45. Robert H. Greer, b. Nov. 11, 1870. Veterinarian in Chicago. F-46. Jennie G. Greer, b. Jan. 9, 1876. m. Ernest E. Hill. F-47. Karl R. Greer, b. Dec. 20, 1878. m. Linda Wheelhouse.

DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT WARDLAW C C-6. ROBERT WARDLAW, born about 1745, probably in Augusta County, Va., died August 3, 1820, in Brown County, Ohio. Married about 1768-70, to Janet Downey, daughter of Samuel Downey (Footnote: Samuel Downey's will showing his children's names is mentioned in Chalkley Records, III, page 130). Janet Downey Wardlaw died in Brown County, Ohio, October 4, 1817. Both are buried in a family burying ground on land once owned by Robert Wardlaw, on the bank of White Oak Creek, some distance from where the road now runs, but near the former site of their log cabin home, which long ago disap­ peared. Nothing is known of Robert's youth or education. Chalkley (III, 68) mentions the will of his father, William Wardlaw, as follows: "Oct. 1, 1761. William Wardlaw's Will—to wife, Jeannet; to son, John; to James Ward- law ; to son, Hugh Wardlaw; to Joseph and William Wardlaw, the planta­ tion testator lives on; to daughter, Margaret, to son, Robert Wardlaw, the plantation of ^woodland lying beside Samuel Buchanan. Proved 18th May, 1762, by Robert Weer, James and John Wardlaw." Chalkley states also thai Robert was appointed road surveyor May 19, 1773. Morton's "History of Rockbridge County" (p. 350) indicates that Robert bought 375 acres "corner to James Moore," in 1774 for 20 English pounds; the same author (p. 569) states that "Brownsburg, Va., was established on land of Robert Wardlaw and Samuel McChesney by Act of Assembly, Nov. 23, 1793." In April, 1794, he sold his land to his brothers, James and William, tak­ ing their '"bonds" in the sum of 336 English pounds, the bonds being lef1. with his brother-in-law, Capt. Charles Campbell, for collection; receipt of Captain Campbell for these bonds is now in possession of Mr. Edward Rob­ inson of New Hope, Ohio, along with numerous other old papers of Robert Wardlaw's. Mr. Robinson is a grandson of Henry Kimball (E-17) ; another of these papers is a receipt of the Harrisonburg County, Ky., Clerk, dated "DecT, 1794," for two shillings for "recording and advertising a heifer." This receipt, with the date of the "bonds," leads to the conclusion that Robert went from Virginia to Harrison County, Ky., in 1794. Mr. Robinson has another receipt as follows: "Feb. 22, 1800. Rec'd of Mr. Robert Wardlaw fourteen pounds in cash agreeable to an original agree­ ment which was lodged with Thomas Nailor, which is the balance of money part due me. James Coleman." The "History of Brown County, Ohio," says that Robert Wardlaw was the first settler in what is now Scott Township, that county; that he came from Kentucky in the spring of 1800 with all his family, some of whom were grown and married. The region about the forks of White Oak Creek where they settled was then a part of Clermont County. Mr. Robinson's papers contain tax receipts issued to Robert February 2 and March 8, 1802, the latter for "53 dimes" tax on 500 acres of land on White Oak Creek. 182 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

The deed records of Clermont County (Deed book C-2, pp. 332 and 334) show that on June 28, 1805, James Coleman and his wife Eliza, of Harrison County, Ky., deeded to Robert Wardlaw two tracts of land on White Oak Creek in Clermont County for $1,000 each; one tract contained 500 acres and the other 502 acres. That part of Clermont County became a part of Brown County in 1817. These records indicate that he went from Kentucky to Ohio in 1800. There is a tradition that he came to Ohio because be was opposed to slavery. There is another tradition that he fought at the Battle of Guilford C. H. in the Revolution; this is confirmed by Foote's "Sketches of Virginia," sec­ ond series, at page 145, where he is referred to as a member of a Rock­ bridge County militia company under Capt. John Tate; this company marched from Lexington, Va., February 26, 1781, and joined General Greene's forces in North Carolina in time to participate in the Battle of Guilford C. H., which occurred March 15, 1781 ; after the battle this company went back home and was disbanded. Captain Tate was killed at Guilford. Morton's "History" says the company fought so well as to extort a compliment from Cornwallis, the British General. A "Genealogical Record," prepared by Judge D. L. Wardlaw of South Carolina, states that Robert "was under Washington at the taking of Corn­ wallis; went from Virginia to Ohio; nothing further known of him." Mor­ ton's "History of Rockbridge County" says that Charles Campbell, (who was Robert's brother-in-law) was Captain of a company which turned out to fight the British at Yorktown; this lends weight to Judge Wardlaw's statement that he was also at Yorktown. No roster of these militia com­ panies has been found, and his name is not on any pension roll because the laws in effect up to his death in 1820 did not provide pensions for services so brief as his had been. Mr. Robinson's papers contain letters written to Robert by his brother, William, from Brownsburg, Va., and by William's son, Hugh, who wrote of his father's death in 1819. In 1813 William asked Robert to deed him '"a small piece of ground two rods wide along the branch between Brownsburg and the place on which you lived, intended by you as a commons for the town." Mr. Robinson has also a large book, hand covered with calfskin, entitled: "The Confession of Faith agreed upon at Westminster with the Assistance of Commissioners from the Church of Scotland. Approved by the General Assembly, 1647, and ratified and established by the Act of Parliament, 1649 and 1690, as the Publick and Avowed Confession of the Church of Scotland;" this book has the name, "ROBERT WARDLAW,"; plainly written on the cover, and on a blank leaf is the statement: "This book was bought at Stantown ir. Virginia in the year 1768. Price eight shillings, by Robert Wardlaw." Stantown is the old way of spelling the present Staunton, Va. All the old papers and histories mentioned above spell the name Ward- law, as do the descendants of Robert's brothers in the South; several of Robert's descendants spelled their names Wardlow, which is clearly incorrect. No record of the birth dates or date of marriage of Robert and his wife has been found. The children of Robert and Janet Wardlaw were: D-1. William Wardlaw, b. Aug. 31, 1771, d. Aug. 6, 1812. -D-2. Samuel Wardlaw, b. Nov. 23, 1773, d. May 6, 1848. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 183

D-3. Martha Wardlaw, b. Oct. 19, 1776, d. 1854. D-4. John Wardlaw, b. June 15, 1779. D-5. Janet Wardlaw, b. April 7, 1784, d. Oct., 1851. D-6. James Wardlaw, b. Feb. 22, 1788. D-7. Joseph Wardlaw, b. April 21, 1794. D-8. Hugh Wardlaw, b. April 21, 1794, d. Jan. 24, 1864. D-1. William Wardlaw, born Aug. 31, 1771, in Augusta Co.. Va., died Aug. 6, 1812. m. Isabel Nesbitt in Rockbridge Co., Va.; she died Sept. 11, 1861, in Brown Co., O. It is presumed that William and his wife went with his father, Robert, from Virginia to Harrison Co., Ky., about 1794; it is certain that they came with the other members of Robert's family to Ohio in 1800. Their residence was on White Oak Creek in Washington Township, this being a part of Clermont County until 1817, when it was included in the new county of Brown. William was a member of Capt. Boerstler's Company of Williamsburg (Ohio) Riflemen in the War of 1812. This company was escorting provi­ sions to Gen. Hull's forces at Detroit when it was ambushed Aug. 6, 1812, by a party of British and Indians under Tecumseh at Brown- town, then a hamlet about a mile southwest of the present village of Gibraltar, Mich.; 17 of the men, including Capt. Boerstler and William Wardlaw, were killed, and 12 were wounded. William's brother, Hugh, also Simon Kenton, the famous Kentucky scout and Indian fighter, were members of this compasy. William's will is re­ corded in Clermont County. His name is misspelled Waidlaw in the Ohio Roster of Soldiers of 1812.

Their children: E-1. James Wardlaw, b. 1798. E-2. Samuel Wardlaw, b. 1801, d. 1869. E-3. Philander Wardlaw, b. April 12, 1803, d. Aug. 25, 1847. E-4. Mary Wardlaw, b. 1805, d. 1900. E-5. Jane Wardlaw, b. E-6. Robert Wardlaw, b. 1810, d. 1874. E-7. Matilda, b. 1813, d. 187—. D-2. Samuel Wardlaw, b. Nov. 23, 1773, in Augusta Co., Va., died May 6, 1848, in Brown County, Ohio. m. Elizabeth Nesbitt (sister to his brother, William's, wife) in Rockbridge Co., Va. They also migrated with Robert Wardlaw and the rest of his family to Kentucky in 1794, and thence to Ohio in 1800. In 1815 Samuel bought from his father 150 acres of land on the east fork of White Oak Creek. Issue: E-8. Allen Wardlaw, b. 1800, d. 1855. E-9. Preston Wardlaw, b. 1803, d. 1875. E-10. Levi Wardlaw, b. Feb. 26, 1805, d. 1890. E-ll. Arana Wardlaw, b. 1806, d. 1884. E-12. Henry Wardlaw, b. May 12, 1812, d. 1886. E-13. Lucinda Wardlaw, b. 1814, d. . E-14. Elizabeth Wardlaw, b. Nov. 27, 1818, d. . E-15. Martha Wardlaw. E-16. Anna Wardlaw, b. April 23, 1836, d. 1893. D-3. Martha Wardlaw, b. in Augusta Co., Va., Oct. 19, 1776; died in Brown Co., O., 1854; married, first, in Harrison County, Ky., Dec. 22, 1797, to Henry Zumalt (b. 1771, d. March 24, 1814). They moved from Kentucky to Brown Co., O., in 1801 and settled on White Oak Creek 184 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

just below the present village of New Hope, the farm being known in recent years as the Kimball place. He was commissioned colonel of militia by Gov. Huntington in 1810; he entered the U. S. service in the War of 1812 as a Captain and was promoted to Colonel. Be­ cause of illness, he resigned his commission March 4, 1814 and re­ turned home, dying March 24, 1814. He had no children. Martha Wardlaw Zumalt married, second, Major Benjamin Kimball, who had come to Ohio from Hopkintown, N. H. They were married March 5, 1816. Mr. Kimball had served with Col. Zumalt in the War of 1812, being a witness to the latter's will made at Detroit just before he left the army. Major Kimball had several children by his first wife, who died in 1815; of'his union with Mrs. Zumalt, one child was born, viz; E-17. Henry Kimball, b. Jan. 7, 1818. He inherited the Zumalt estate, married and had a large family; he was a good man­ ager and his homestead was a well-known landmark in the county. D-4. John Wardlaw, b. June 15, 1779; date of death not known. Mar­ ried Elizabeth Lance in Brown Co., O., and lived near Taylorsville in Highland Co., O. After his death, all the members of his family except his daughter, Jane, moved to Missouri (in 1841). About 1849, the family, except David and his sister (who married a McCaskey), went to California; the mother is said to have died on the way. Nothing further is known of those who left Ohio. Issue, so far as known : E-18. Jane Wardlaw, married James Long. Their grandson, John Long, lives at Mowrystown, O., and a great-granddaughter, Mrs. F. E. Weinkauf, lives at Sardinia, O. The children of Jane Wardlaw and John Long were: Elizabeth, Nelson, William. Gilbert, Lucinda, John, Martha, James, David, Julia (mother of Mrs. Weinkauf), and Arthur. D-5. Janet Wardlaw, b. April 7, 1784, d. Oct. 1851. m. Jan. 12, 1805, to Joseph Calvin. Issue: E-20. James Calvin, m. Lakin. E-21. Sarah Calvin, m. Joshua Bratton. E-22. Fronie Calvin, m. William Vance. E-23. Hugh Calvin. E-24. Margaret Calvin, m. Morris Vance. E-25. Mary Calvin, m. Robert Hirons. E-26. Robert Calvin, m. Margaret (Hoss) Wardlaw, widow of Phi­ lander Wardlaw (E-3). E-27. Luther Calvin, m. Danbury, and married four times thereafter. E-28. Albert Calvin, m. Malinda Wardlaw. E-29. Jane Calvin. Unmarried. D-6. James Wardlaw, b. Feb. 22, 1788, d. Sept. 5, 1858. m. Feb. 24, 1814, to Eleanor Irvin, and by her had: E-30. Mary Crawford Wardlaw, b. Sept. 4, 1815, d. Jan. 2, 1894. E-31. John Wardlaw, b. May 2, 1818, d. Jan. 25, 1873. E-32. Eleanor Ann Wardlaw, b. July 5, 1820. Died in childhood. E-33. Samuel Wardlaw, b. April 12, 1823, d. March 30, 1900. E-34. James Wesley Wardlaw, b. Aug. 4, 1825; died in childhood. GENEALOGY OP THE WARDLAW FAMILY 185

James married, second, Susanna Geren, and they had: E-35. James Geren Wardlaw, b. July 2, 1831, d. March 27, 1875. E-36. Hester Wardlaw, b. Nov. 8, 1832, d. Nov. 2, 1900, unmarried. E-37. William Wardlaw, b. Jan. 3, 1835, d. Jan. 4, 1899. E-38. Jane Wardlaw, b. Sept. 11, 1837, d. June 8, 1898, unmarried. E-39. Rhoda Wardlaw, b. May 16, 1840, d. July 5, 1841. E-40. Susan Wardlaw, b. Sept. 15, 1842, d. June 17, 1882, unmarried. E-41. David Wardlaw, b. April 10, 1845, d. April 10, 1846. E-42. Ella Wardlaw, b. . Lives at Mt. Oreb, O. Unmarried. D-7. Joseph Wardlaw, twin of Hugh, born April 21, 1791. Married Sarah Kimball (b. May 13, 1804), daughter of Maj. Benjamin Kimball (see D-3) by his first wife. Joseph and his wife and her brother, Ben­ jamin Kimball, went in 1828 to the Portage River in what is now Ottawa County, Ohio. The county records there show various land transfers by him up to 1847. In 1835 he laid out the town of Hart­ ford (now Oak Harbor, O.), and sold the lots. He is said to have had at least two sons, named Thaddeus and William, the latter a preacher. Neither he nor his descendants can be traced, though a few offspring1 of his brother-in-law, Benj. Kimball, live in Ottawa County and Toledo, they have no knowledge of what became of Joseph and his family. D-8. Hugh Wardlaw, twin of Joseph, b. April 21, 1791, d. Jan. 24, 1864. Married July 13, 1815, to Rebecca Hirons (b. Dec. 12, 1793, d. March 19, 1871), who was the daughter of Joseph Hirons and Elizabeth Level, they having come to Brown Co., O., from Kentucky. Another son of Joseph Hirons, Robert, married Mary Calvin (E-25) and their son, Joseph Hirons, married Melissa Gardner, a half sister of Rachel Howell, wife of Benjamin Wardlaw (E-46) ; Joseph and Melissa Hirons were the parents of the late Dr. Joseph Gardner Hirons of New York City and of Dr. John B. Hirons of Springfield, O. Hugh Wardlaw was a member of Capt. Boerstler's Company in the War of 1812 and was in the fight at Browntown, Mich., Aug. 6, 1812, where his brother, William, was killed. Hugh's gravestone is in the old cemetery, which was donated by him and is now known as Brown's Chapel Cemetery. His children were : E-43. Joseph Wardlaw, b. April 27, 1816, d. at age 14. E-44. Robert Augustus Wardlaw, b. Dec. 6, 1817, d. aged 21. E-45. Malinda Wardlaw, b. 1819. m. Albert Calvin (E-28) ; died young without issue. E-46. Benjamin Wardlaw, b. July 12, 1821, d. Sept. 11, 1894. E-47. Elizabeth Wardlaw, b. June 8, 1824, d. March 27, 1883. E-48. Gabriel Wardlaw, b. 1826, d. at age 4. E-49. Hampton Wardlaw, b. June 8, 1828, d. Feb. 12, 1911. E-50. Jane Wardlaw, b. , d. . E-51. Margaret Wardlaw, died aged two. E-52. Rachel Wardlaw, b. Jan. 17, 1835. Still living (1926). E-53. Catherine Wardlaw, died when two weeks old.

FIFTH GENERATION (E) E- 1. James Wardlaw, b. 1798. Date of death unknown, m. Oct. 2, 1817, Experience Reynolds. Issue: 186 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

F-l. Harrison Wardlaw, of whom nothing further is known. F-2. George Washington Wardlaw, m. Ann . Died at Peoria, 111. F-3. Isabel Wardlaw, no data. F-4. Margaret Wardlaw, no data. F-5. David Wardlaw, no data. F-6. Samuel Wardlaw, no data. F-7. William Corpus LeFever Wardlaw, no data. F-8. Louisa Wardlaw, b. 1826, d. 1882. m. Peter M. Wardlaw (F-ll). E- 2. Samuel Wardlaw, b. 1801, d. 1869. m Catherine Hoss No issne. E- 3. Philander Wardlaw, b. April 12, 1803, d. Aug. 25, 1847. m. Margaret Hoss (b. Jan. 31, 1801, d. April 29, 1871). Issue: F- 9. John Wardlaw. F-10. Robert N. Wardlaw, b. March 28, 1826, d. Jan. 17, 1908 F-ll. Peter Milton Wardlaw, b. 1830, d. . F-12. Samuel Wardlaw, b. 1830? F-13. Jane Wardlaw, b. 1832, d. 1923. F-14. Catherine Wardlaw, b. 1834, d. 1902. F-15. Jacob Wardlaw, b. Jan. 10, 1838, d. Feb. 15, 1911. F-16. James Wardlaw, b. March 21, 1842, d. Sept. 6, 1920. F-17. Thomas Wardlaw, b. 1846, died unmarried in Missouri; acci­ dentally shot himself while hunting. E- 4. Mary Wardlaw, b. 1805, d. 1900. m. John Sroufe. Lived in Brown Co., O. Issue: F-18. Jonathan Sroufe, b. 1825, d. 1915. F-19. Jane Sroufe, no data. F-20. Samuel Sroufe. F-21. Nancy Sroufe. F-22. Matilda Sroufe. F-23. Christian Sroufe, was killed in Civil War. F-24. William Sroufe. F-25. George Sroufe. E- 5. Jane Wardlaw. Married and moved west. No further information. E- 6. Robert Wardlaw, b. 1810, d. 1874. m. Charity Miller (b. 1812, d. 1862). Lived in Brown County, Ohio. Children: F-26. John Wardlaw, b. Aug. 28, 1839, d. Dec. 7, 1870. F-27. Francis Marion Wardlaw, b. Feb. 19, 1840, d. . m. Sarah Ellen Dye. They had no children. F-28. Silas Wardlaw, b. 1843, d. 1918. F-29. Eli Wardlaw, died young, unmarried. F-30. Andrew Wardlaw, died young, unmarried; accidentally killed while hunting. F-31. Catherine Wardlaw. F-32. Elsie Ann Wardlaw. F-33. William Wardlaw, died unmarried. F-34. Angeline Wardlaw. F-35. Lucetta Wardlaw. F-36. Robert Wardlaw. E- 7. Matilda Wardlaw, b. 1813, d. 187—. m. Arana Wardlaw (E-ll) as his third wife when both were very old. No issue. E- 8. Allen Wardlaw, b. 1800, d. 1855. His whole family except Isaac moved to Indianapolis, Ind., in the forties; then to Iowa in 1851. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 187

m. (1st) a Miss Brown and by her had: F-37. Vincent Wardlaw. Allen married, second, Catherine Patton and by her had: F-38. Sarah Jane Wardlaw. F-39. Martha Wardlaw. F-40. Andrew Wardlaw, b. Dec. 15, 1829, d. Jan. 14, 1865. F-41. Samuel Wardlaw, died young, unmarried. F-42. Nancy Wardlaw, b. Oct. 15, 1834, d. Feb. 20, 1908. F-43. Thomas Jefferson Wardlaw, b. Aug. 8, 1841. F-44. Isaac Wardlaw, b. 1844. F-45. Lucinda Wardlaw, a cripple; died young. F-46. Mary L. Wardlaw, b. Oct. 15, 1847, d. Oct. 15, 1871. E- 9. Preston Wardlaw, b. 1803, d. 1875. m. Nancy Wisby. Lived in Ohio. Issue: F-47. Henry Wardlaw, b. 1832, d. 1911. F-48. Margaret Wardlaw. F-49. Lydia Ann Wardlaw, b. 1841, d. 1922. F-50. Sarah Cass Wardlaw, b. 1848, d. 1905. F-51 and F-52. Twins, died in infancy. F-53. Newton Wardlaw, died 1900. E-10. Levi Wardlaw, b. Feb. 26, 1805, d. 1890. m. Alba Hall. Issue F-54. Elizabeth Wardlaw, b. 1841, d. 1887, unmarried; a midget. F-55 Samuel Wardlaw, b. 1843, d. 1909. F-56. Mary Ann Wardlaw, b. 1846, d. 1913. F-57. Eliza Jane Wardlaw, b. 1848, d. . m. Allison Ball. No issue. F-58. Rachel Wardlaw, b. 1850, d. . F-59. Martha Wardlaw, b. 1853, d. 1922. F-60. John Reese Wardlaw, b. 1855. F-61. Adda Wardlaw, b. 1859, d. . m. (1st) Frank Ayers, (2nd) Joseph Ayers, brother of first husband. No issue by either marriage. E-ll. Arana Wardlaw, b. 1806, d. 1884. m. Lina Dennis. Lived in Brown Co. Issue: F-62. Mecy Wardlaw, b. 1836, d. 1923. F-63. Levi Wardlaw, b. April 7, 1839. Died Dec. 29, 1926. E-12. Henry Wardlaw, b. May 12, 1812, d. April 1, 1886. m. Mary Pur- dum (b. April 6, 1915, d. Feb. 17, 1885). Lived in Brown Co. Issue: F-64. William L. Wardlaw, b. Oct. 26, 1837, d. Aug. 22, 1904. F-65. Thomas Lyon Hamer Wardlaw, b. April 1, 1839, d. . F-66. Elizabeth Ann Wardlaw, b. Feb. 26, 1842, d. April 8, 1875. F-67. Benjamin P. Wardlaw, b. May 31, 1845, d. Sept. 14, 1911. F-68. Mary M. Wardlaw, b. Feb. 14, 1849, d. Oct. 3, 1923. F-69. James S. Wardlaw, b. Feb. 2, 1852, d. Nov. 17, 1919. F-70. Nancy Wardlaw, b. Sept. 18, 1854, d. . E-13. Lucinda Wardlaw, b. 1814, d. . m. Isaac Wright. E-14. Elizabeth Wardlaw, b. Nov. 27, 1818, d. . m. J. R. Boyd and moved to Iowa. Issue : F-71. Samuel Levi Boyd, m. Delila Foreman and they had: Jesse (dec), Sylvester, Nellie (m. Gardner), Edward, Lula (m. M. J. Baker), Herman. 188 GENEALOGY OP THE WARDLAW FAMILY

F-72. Martha Ann Boyd, m. John Kennedy. Issue: Elizabeth Jane, David, Harriet (m. E. T. Curtis), Robert B., Norman, Mary (m. W. H. Tomlinson), Abigail (dec.), and Winifred. F-73. Lydia Jane Boyd, m. James G. Hurley. Children: William, Frank, Lulu, Ruth, Katherine (d. in infancy), and Nellie. F-74. John G. Boyd, m. Amanda Calvin. No issue. F-75. Zachary Boyd, m. Mary Calvin. Issue: John W., Robert C, Louis D., Leslie L., Sue (m. D. Galland), Ella (m. J. O. Galland). F-76. Harriet Boyd, died in childhood. E-15. Martha Wardlaw, married John Lowe. E-16 Anna Wardlaw, h. April 23, 1836, d. 1893. m. John Wright (b. Nov. 4, 1814). Issue: F-77. Elizabeth Wright, b. 1835. m. Edward Bratton. F-78. Joseph Wright, b. 1838. m. Heaton. F-79. Nancy Ann Wright, b. 1840. m. Levi Wardlaw (F-63). F-80. Mary Wright, b. 1843. m. Alexander Mahan. F-81. Maxamelia Wright, b. 1846. m. William L. Wardlaw (F-64). F-82. Clara Wright, b. 1856. m. Henry Ballein. E-30. Mary Crawford Wardlaw, b. Sept. 4, 1815. d. Jan. 2, 1894. m. John Stump. Issue: F-83. Anna Stump, m. Frank Nickerson. F-84. James Stump, m. Evalina Pickering. F-85. Joseph Stump, m. Martha Ellen Atwell. F-86. Catherine Stump, m. Amos Keyes. E-31. John Wardlaw, b. May 2, 1818, d. Jan. 25, 1873. m. Rhoda Geren. Children: F-87. William Wardlaw, b. June 28, 1849, d. Aug. 18, 1919. F-88. George Wardlaw, b. Oct. 10, 1851, d. Feb. 6, 1893. F-89. Irvin Wardlaw, b. Jan. 12, 1854, d. April 7, 1893, unmarried. F-90. Mary Wardlaw, b. July 20, 1856, d. Feb. 8, 1910, unmarried. F-91 Samuel H. Wardlaw, b. Jan. 18, 1859. A bachelor at Sar­ dinia, Ohio. F-92. Hester Wardlaw, b. Oct. 4, 1861. Unmarried. F-93. Angeline Wardlaw, b. May 27, 1869. F-94. An infant. E-33. Samuel Wardlaw, b. April 12, 1823, d. March 30, 1900. m. first, Rebecca Dunn, second, Mary Cumberland. No children by either marriage. E-35. James Geren Wardlaw, b. July 2, 1831, d. March 27, 1875. m. Cath­ erine Abrams. Children: F-95. Lucivy Wardlaw, m. Milton Prine. F-96. Susan Wardlaw, m. William Parker. Lives at Middletown, O. F-97. Flora Wardlaw, m. Martin. F-98. Infant. E-37. William Wardlaw, b. Jan. 3, 1835, d. Jan. 4, 1899. m. Sarah Hall. Issue: F- 99. Henry H. Wardlaw, b. Sept. 22, 1867, d. June 29, 1918. F-100. John R. Wardlaw, b. Oct. 9, 1869. F-101. Mary Jane Wardlaw, b. Nov. 20, 1872, d. Nov. 4, 1884. E-46. Benjamin Wardlaw, b. July 12, 1821, d. Sept. 11, 1894. m. April GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 189

16, 1846, to Rachel Howell (b. 1826, d. 1903), daughter of John Howell and Matilda Ellis, who were m. Jan. 2, 1824. Lived near Iron Bridge in Franklin Township. Issue: F-102. Hugh Wardlaw, b. March 28, 1847, d. July 19, 1911. F-103. Allen Brown Wardlaw, b. Feb. 3, 1849, d. Oct. 20, 1872. Was a school teacher and very promising young man; died unmarried. F-104. Lourella Wardlaw, b. May 2, 1851, d. 1885. F-105. Perry Wilson Wardlaw, b. Dec. 4, 1853, d. May 18, 1928. F-106. Matilda Catherine Wardlaw, b. Sept. 6, 1856, d. Aug. 2, 1875. m. George Mannon and died young without issue. F-107. Rebecca Wardlaw, b. Feb. 22, 1859, d. June 16, 1928. F-108. Emily Wardlaw, b. June 16, 1861. F-109. Susanna Wardlaw, b. 1863, d. 1880, unmarried. F-l 10. Ralph Wardlaw, b. Jan. 7, 1867, d. Feb. 18, 1867. F-lll. Benjamin Franklin Wardlaw, b. Feb. 14, 1868. F-l 12. Wilford Hampton Wardlaw, b. Nov. 14, 1870. m., first, Callie Southard, who died young; second, Amelia Lindsay, who died; third, Mrs. Ella Wire, nee Moore. Lives at Cin­ cinnati, Ohio. No children by any marriage. E-47. Elizabeth Wardlaw, b June 8, 1824, d. March 27, 1883. m. Robert A. Brown (b. June 11, 1819, d. March 29, 1893), Sept. 30, 1840. They lived till their deaths on a part of the old Robert Wardlaw land on White Oak Creek. Children : F-113. Mary L. Brown, b. Sept. 2, 1841, d. Jan. 8, 1910. F-l 14. Zenas F. Brown, b. not known, d. Sept. 17, 1854. F-115. Martha C. Brown, b. Aug. 26, 1346, d. Feb. 17, 1895. F-116. Sarah R. Brown, b. , d. March 19, 1851. F-117. William R. Brown, b. May 27, 1852. F-118. Nancy E. Brown, b. Sept. 27, 1854, d. Aug. 2, 1862. F-119. Elizabeth A. Brown, b. Aug. 26, 1857, d. Feb. 21, 1921 F-120. Lucinda E. Brown, b. June 9, 1860, d. Sept 4. 1860. F-121. Robert L. Brown, b. July 2, 1861. F-122. John Jackson Brown, b. Feb. 20, 1864. F-123. James H. Brown, b. Oct. 22, 1866. E-49. Hampton Wardlaw, b. June 8, 1828, d. Feb. 12, 1911. m. first, Dec. 17, 1851, Elizabeth Robbins, who died April 30, 1853 ; they had one son : F-124. John Wardlaw, b. Nov. 15, 1852, d. Aug. 2, 1853. Hampton married, second, Aug. 21, 1855. Rebecca Hendrixson (b. 1825. d. 1897), and by her had: F-125. Melissa Wardlaw, b. July 19, 1856, d. Jan. 22. 1916. F-126. Nancy Jane Wardlaw, b. Nov. 20. 1857, d. 1877. F-127. Ellen Wardlaw, b. Nov. 20, 1859. F-l28. Mary Helen Wardlaw, b. March 17, 1862. F-l29. Ida Wardlaw, b. Aug. 4, 1864. F-130. Enos Wardlaw, b. Oct. 3, 1866. A bachelor. E-50. Jane Wardlaw, b. , d. . m. Jonathan Sroufe (F 18) Issue: F-131. Minda Sroufe. F-l 32. Rinda Sroufe. F-l33. Jeremiah Sroufe, m. Kate White. No children. F-l 34. George Sroufe. 190 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

F-13S. Eli Sroufe. F-136. Jane Sroufe. F-137. Clement Sroufe. F-138. Kathernie Sroufe, b. 1866. m. Thomas Wardlaw (G-35). No issue. Live at Mount Oreb, O. F-139. Martha Sroufe. F-140. Eva Sroufe. F-141. Iva Sroufe, b. Jan. 21, 1876. E-52. Rachel Wardlaw, b. Jan. 17, 1835. m. Josiah Robbins, now deceased Mrs. Robbins is still living at a ripe old age near Buford, O. Children : F-142. William Robbins, deceased. F-143. Benjamin Robbins, m. Cora Hughes. Issue Pearl, Lester and Clyde. F-144. Amos Robbins, m. Georgia Marconette. Issue: Rachel, Jo­ siah, and Amos.

SIXTH GENERATION (F)

F- 2. George Washington Wardlaw, m. Ann. Reeves. Died near Peoria, 111. Issue: G-l. George Washington Wardlaw, b. , d. 1914. G-2. Isaac Newton Wardlaw. No data. F- 9. John Wardlaw, m. Elizabeth Hayes and moved about 1855 to Barton County, Missouri. Their children: G-3 Mary Jane Wardlaw. G-4. Katherine Wardlaw. G-5. Robert Wardlaw. G-6. Coleman Wardlaw. G-7. John Wardlaw, lives at Carthage, Mo. F- 10. Robert N. Wardlaw, b. March 28, 1826, d. Jan. 17, 1918. m. in Brown Co., O., April 28, 1846, to Susanna Heaton (b. May 13, 1831, d. March 11, 1902). They went in 1855 to Missouri and later to Iowa. Issue: G- 8. Samuel E. Wardlaw, b. March 24, 1847, d. Jan. 12, 1889. G- 9. William L. Wardlaw, b. June 12, 1851, d. Jan 9, 1888. G-10. Izora Wardlaw, b. Jan. 11, 1854, d. March 13, 1855. G-ll Robert Bruce Wardlaw, b. Dec. 30, 1856. G-12. Alfred J. Wardlaw, b. July 1, 1858. Lives at Joplin, Mo. No other data. G-13. Benjamin F. Wardlaw, b. Oct. 18, 1860. Lives in California. No other data. G-14. James G. Wardlaw, b. Dec. 18, 1862, d. Dec. 20, 1889, un­ married. G-15. Ida B. Wardlaw, b. Dec. 12, 1865. G-16. Elvert S. Wardlaw, b. July 8, 1869, d. Jan. 13, 1901. G-l 7. Thomas T. Wardlaw, b. Dec. 28, 1872. F- 11. Peter Milton Wardlaw. b. 1830, d. 1916. m. 1849, to Louisa Ward- law (F-8) and moved to Missouri, 1855, then to Oklahoma. Was member of Independent Sharpshooter Company in Civil War. Issue (in part) : GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 191

G-18. Jasper Newton Wardlaw, b. June 25, 1850. G-19. James Wardlaw. G-20. John Wardlaw. G-21. Duke Wardlaw. G-22. Dow Wardlaw. G-23. Thomas J. Wardlaw. G-24. Ellen Wardlaw. F- 12. Samuel Wardlaw, b. 1830, d. April 17, 1911. m. Louisa Heaton. sis­ ter to the wife of his brother, Robert, and moved from Ohio to Lancaster, Mo., about 1855. Issue: G-25. Bennett Wardlaw, b. March 25, 1853. G-26. Susan Ellen Wardlaw, b. Nov. 20, 1855, d. Oct. 23, 1875. G-27. Amanda Jane Wardlaw, b. Dec. 14, 1857. G-58 Joseph Alonzo Wardlaw, b. Aug. 14, 1860, d, April 19, 1903. F- 13. Jane Wardlaw, b. 1832, d. 1923. m. Martin Knight. No issue. F- 14. Catherine Wardlaw, b. 1834, d. 1902. m. Witherspoon. Moved to Alexandria, Mo. Issue: G-29. Minda Witherspon. G-30. Ellen Witherspoon. G-31. Perry Witherspoon. Lives at Alexander, Mo. G-32. Sophia Witherspoon. F- 15. Jacob Wardlaw, b. Jan. 10, 1838, d. Feb. 25, 1911, in Brown Co.. O. m. Nancy Louderback. Served in Co. G, 175th O. V. I. in Civil War. Issue : G-33. Lando Wardlaw, b. Nov. 29, 1859, d. Jan. 8, 1900. G-34. Jane Wardlaw, b. March 27, 1863.

G-35. Thomas Wardlaw, b. March 31, 1865. m. Katherine Sroufe / (F-138). No issue. C . *t, f S G-36. David Wardlaw, b. Jan. 31, 1867. G-37. Edward Wardlaw, b. Feb. 8, 1871. G-38. Ora Wardlaw, b. Nov. 19, W&r. f$17 G-39. Eva Wardlaw, b. Feb. 22, 1875. F- 16. James Wardlaw, b. March 21, 1842, d. Sept. 6, 1920. Lived at Mo­ line, 111., but died at the home of his daughter, Arzula, at Minne­ apolis, Minn. m. Edith Phelps (b. 1849, d. 1918). Issue: G-40. Margaret Wardlaw, b. 1871. G-41. Arzula Wardlaw, b. , m. ——-— Steffa. Lives in Minneapolis, Minn. G-42. Harry Wardlaw, lives at Leroy, Wyoming. G-43. Leona Wardlaw, b. Dec. 13, 1877. G-44. Lagona Wardlaw, b. Dec, 13, 1877. G-45. Lloyd Wardlaw, b. May 6, 1881. G-46. Oscar Wardlaw, b. at Alexandria, Mo., June 26, 1886. G-47. Pearl Luella Wardlaw (a son), b. Oct. 12, 1891. F- 18. Jonathan Sroufe, b. 1825, d. 1915 in Brown Co., O. m. Jane Ward- law (E-50). See issue under E-50. F- 26. John Wardlaw, b. Aug. 28, 1839, in Ohio, d. Dec. 7, 1870, in Hanni­ bal, Mo. m. April 13, 1859, in Highland Co., O., to Mary Channel (b. Jan. 18, 1843). Issue: G-48. Catherine Isabel Wardlaw, b. in Ohio, Feb. 13, 1860. Was 192 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

accidentally drowned in Mississippi River at Hannibal, Mo. May 20, 1868. G-49. Emma Elzina Wardlaw, b. Dec. 17, 1862. Died in Adams Co., 111., March 27, 1920. G-50. Charles William Wardlaw, b. April 4, 1864, in Pike Co., 111. F- 27. Francis Marion Wardlaw, b. Feb. 19, 1840, d. . m. Sarah Ellen Dye. No issue. F- 28. Silas Wardlaw, b. Dec. 12, 1843, d. July 5, 1916. Lived near Mt. Oreb, O. m. Margaret Palmer. Served in Co. G, 175th O. V. I . in Civil War. Issue : G-51. Sarah Frank Wardlaw, b. April 29, 1867. m. Charles El- schlager. No issue. Died May 14, 1927. G-52. Preston Wardlaw, b. April 27, 1869. m. Minnie Bandtel. No issue. G-53. Martin Wardlaw, b. May 27, 1871. G-54. Mary Lou Wardlaw, b. June 13, 1873. G-55. Dorothy May Wardlaw, b. Nov. 30, 1875. G-56. Lorel Wardlaw, b. Jan. 15, 1878, d. Feb. 23, 1917. G-57. Annetta Wardlaw, b. . m. Reynolds. Lives at Dayton, Ohio. G-58. Elizabeth Wardlaw, b. July 10, 1886.

F- 31. Catherine Wardlaw, b. . m. Cassius Wisby. Issue: G-59. Nettie Wisby, m. Albert Hooper. G-60. Gertrude Wisby, m. H. G. Shockey. F- 34. Angeline Wardlaw, b. May 27, 1869. m. Frederick Brunner. Issue: G-61. Robert Brunner, m. Rosa Young. F- 35. Lucetta Wardlaw, b. . m. Cassius Wisby (after death of F-31). Issue: G-62. Fkofa Wisby. F- 36. Robert Wardlaw. b. . m. Adda Campbell. Issue: G-63. Eva Wardlaw, m. Tucker. F- 37. Vincent Wardlaw, date of birth and death not known, m. Martha Weber. Issue: G-64. Nathan C. Wardlaw. b. Oct. 21, 1848, d. in Colorado March 16, 1901. G-65. David Allen Wardlaw, b. Nov. 24, 1850, d. May 22, 1925. G-66. Sarah Jane Wardlaw, b. 1852, d. . G-67. William Wardlaw, b. 1854. G-68. Sylvester Wardlaw, b. 1856. d. March, 1886. m. Elizabeth McClinton. No issue. G-69. Albert Wardlaw, b. Oct. 30, 1858. G-70. Frances Wardlaw, b. 1860. F- 38. Sarah Jane Wardlaw, m. Alexander McGhehey and had at least one son, Isaac McGhehey, of Castleton, Ind. F- 39. Martha Wardlaw, m. Marcus Fox and had Ida, Mae, and Etta. F- 40. Andrew Jackson Wardlaw, b. Dec. 15, 1829, d. Jan. 24, 1863. m. Cynthia Colter. Lived in Illinois. Issue: G-71. Maria L. Wardlaw, b. Dec. 21, 1850, d. March 30, 1872, unmarried. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 193

G-72. Mary C. Wardlaw, b. July 30, 1853, d. Dec. 31, 1915. m. J. Siegman. G-73. Charlotta J. Wardlaw, b. Oct. 5, 1856, d. Dec. 30, 1915. m. L. C. Apple. No children. G-74. Thomas J. Wardlaw, b. July 18, 1858, d. Jan. 15, 1910. F- 42. Nancy Wardlaw, b. Oct. 15, 1834, d. Feb. 20, 1908. m. Emp. Ste­ vens, from whom she was divorced, m. second, John Reynolds; they lived at Indianapolis, Ind. Children by second marriage: G-75. Elhanan Reynolds, b. March 25, 1866. Unmarried. G-76. Charles Reynolds, b. Feb. 15, 1869. F- 43. Thomas Jefferson Wardlaw, b. Aug 8, 1841, d. . m. first, Emery, and by her had one son: G-77. Frank Wardlaw. By second marriage to Rebecca Jane Zook, Thomas had: G-78. Jacob Allen Wardlaw, b. May 16, 1864, d. Dec. 9, 1888. G-79. Joanna Wardlaw, b. March 16, 1866. m. William Maceon. G-80. Elizabeth Cora Wardlaw, b. May 12, 1867. G-81. Nancy C. Wardlaw, b. May 12, 1867, d. July 3, 1870. G-82. John Thomas Wardlaw, b. July 25, 1871, d. Feb. 20, 1872. G-83. William M. Wardlaw, b. Dec. 8, 1872. G-84. Florence C. Wardlaw, b. June 12, 1875, d. July 12, 1876. G-85. Arthur L. Wardlaw, b. May 31, 1877. G-86. David E. Wardlaw, b. Dec. 8, 1879. G-87. Bessie Blanche Wardlaw, b. Sept. 6, 1884, d. Sept. 28, 1885. F- 44. Isaac Wardlaw, b. 1844, d. Feb. 1898. Was the only child of his father's large family who remained in Brown Co., O. m. Elizabeth Holton. Children: G-88. David Allen Wardlaw, b. July 27, 1856. G-89. Charles Elmer Wardlaw, b. June 21, 1858. G-90. Rachel Wardlaw, b. Sept., 1861, d. 1880. G-91. Perry Newton Wardlaw, b. April 26, 1863, d. 1909. G-92. Jane Wardlaw, b. Nov. 26, 1864, d. Nov. 23, 1923, unmarried. G-93. Julila Wardlaw, b. Nov. 8, 1866, d. 1882. G-94. Rebecca Belle Wardlaw, b. March 6, 1870. G-95. Lafayette Wardlaw, b. Sept. 23, 1872. G-96. Maud Idella Wardlaw, b. Oct. 23, 1873. F- 46. Mary L. Wardlaw, b. Oct. 15, 1847, d. Oct. 15, 1871. m. Kidwell. Issue: G-97. Ida Mae Kidwell, died young, unmarried. G-98. Etta Kidwell, married. F- 47. Henry Wardlaw, b. 1832, d. 1911. m., 1st, Melissa Pickering; 2nd, Elizabeth Wright. No children by either marriage. F- 48. Margaret Wardlaw, m. Lewis Reynolds. Issue: G- 99. Preston Reynolds. G-100. Daughter. F- 49. Lydia Ann Wardlaw, b. 1841, d. 1922. m. Collins Boothby. Lived in Brown Co., O. Issue: G-101. James Boothby. G-102. Nancy Boothby. G-103. Lee Boothby. G-104. Newton Boothby. 194 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

G-105. Charles Boothby. G-l06. Ora Boothby. G-107. Nettie Boothby. G-108. Emma Boothby. G-l 09. Warren Boothby. G-l 10. Edward Boothby. G-l 11. Etta Boothby. F- 50. Sarah Cass Wardlaw, b. 1848, d. 1905. m. Perry Dunn. Lived in Brown Co.. 0. Issue: G-l 12. Newton Dunn, died young. G-l 13. Emma Dunn, b. , d. 1922. m. Thomas Bingamon. Children, Lucian, Harold, and others. F- 53. Newton Wardlaw, b. , d. 1900. m. 1st, Zela Barngrover; 2nd, Ellen Thompson ; 3rd, Sarah Miller. Lived in Brown Co., O. Had one child by each wife, as follows: G-114. Lucian Wardlaw. G-l 15. Elizabeth Wardlaw. G-l 16. William Warren Wardlaw. I'"- 55. Samuel Wardlaw, b. 1843, d. 1909. m. Martha Ann Grogery. Issue: G-l 17. Ida Wardlaw, b. 1868. G-l 18. John Lee Wardlaw, b. 1870. G-119. Lillian Wardlaw, b. 1873. G-120. Nancy Wardlaw, b. 1876.

F- 56. Mary Ann Wardlaw, b. 1846, d. 1913. m. Valentine D. Carbcrry, a merchant. Issue: G 121. Maude Carberry, m. John Duffy. Child: Naomi Duffy. G-l22. Lee Carberry. G-l23. Joseph Carberry, m. Sylvia Clutter. No issue: G-l24. Blanche Carberry. F- 58. Rachel Wardlaw, b. 1850. m. William Sroufe. Children: G-125. Mack Sroufe, b. 1869. G-126. Mary Sroufe. G-l27. Adda Sroufe. G-128. John Sroufe. G-129. Cleveland Sroufe. G-l30. Clifford Sroufe. G-131. Bertha Sroufe. G-132. Clara Sroufe. F- 59. Martha Wardlaw, b. 1853, d. 1922. m. 1st, John Carberry; 2nd, Benj. Fields. F- 60. John Reese Wardlaw, b. , 1855. m. Eulala Dunn Aug. 3, 1873. Issue: G-133. Martha Wardlaw, b. April 23, 1874. G-134. Elma Wardlaw, b. March 11, 1876. G-135. Bessie L. Wardlaw, b. April 4, 1878. m. Ernest Bean. No issue. G-l 36. Ocie Inez Wardlaw, b. May 1, 1880. G-137. Zola Mestina Wardlaw, b. May 7, 1882. G-138. Allison Wilbur Wardlaw, b. March 27, 1884. G-139. Robert Cassett Wardlaw, b. July 16, 1887. Served in World GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 195

War and was seriously wounded in France. Lives in Omaha, Nebr. Unmarried. G-140. DeWitt Tallmage Wardlaw, b. Nov. 9, 1889. G-141. Emma Florence Wardlaw, b. Jan. 19, 1891. F- 61. Mecy Wardlaw, b. 1836, d. . m. Vena Wilder. Issue: G-142. Sarah Wilder. G-143. Celestine Wilder. G-144. Vena Wilder, Jr. G-145. Flora Wilder. G-146. Orpha Wilder. F- 63. Levi Wardlaw, b. April 1, 1839, d. Dec. 29, 1926. m. Nancy Ann Wright (F-79). At 87 years was very spry and still cultivated his farm; had an excellent memory and was the source of much of the information concerning Robert Wardlaw's (C-6) descendants. Issue: G-147. Arana Marshall Wardlaw, b. March 12, 1862. G-148. Maxamelia Wardlaw, b. Nov. 11, 1864. m. Augustus Sroufe, now dead; no issue. Mrs. Sroufe lives with her father. G-149: John W. Wardlaw, b. Nov. 9, 1869. G-150. Adeline Wardlaw, b. May 25, 1872. G-151. Melville Wardlaw, b. Sept. 6, 1876. F-64. William L. Wardlaw, b. Oct. 26, 1837, d. Aug. 22, 1904. m. Maxa­ melia Wright (F-81). Issue, one child: G-152. John H. Wardlaw, b. 1870. m. Bridget Carboy. No children. F- 65. Thomas Lyon Hamer Wardlaw, b. April 1, 1839, d. . m. Margaret Patton. One child : G-l53. Charles Wardlaw, b. 1862. F-66. Elizabeth Ann Wardlaw, b. Feb. 26, 1842, d. April 8, 1875. m. Orman F. Dunn. Issue: G-154. Lenna Dunn, b. July 5, 1866. m. John Crouch, undertaker at Georgetown, O. G-155. Lillian Dunn, b. Dec. 27, 1867. m. Wm. R. Waters, who served two terms as treasurer of Brown County. Their son, Howard D. Waters, a law graduate of Ohio State Uni­ versity, has served two terms as Probate Judge of Brown Co. G-156. Lora Dunn, b. May 11, 1870. m. J. A. Wilson. No issue. G-157. James Dunn. b. Aug. 7, 1873, d. 1875. F- 67. Benjamin P. Wardlaw, b. May 31, 1845, d. Sept. 14, 1911. m. Sarah Campbell. Issue: G-158. Emma G. Wardlaw, b. June 5, 1865, d. Oct. 5, 1870. G-159. Mary L. Wardlaw, b. July 22, 1871, d. Nov. 3, 1903. G-160. Margaret M. Wardlaw, b. Sept. 15, 1873, d. Jan. 5, 1912. G-161. Melvina F. Wardlaw, b. Jan. 17, 1876. G-162. Cordelia C. Wardlaw, b. April 5, 1878. G-163. Frank Wardlaw, b. Oct. 21, 1880. G-164. William H. Wardlaw, b. July 18, 1883. G-165. Clarence Earl Wardlaw, b. Sept. 27, 1885, d. March 2, 1918. G-166. Wayne Wardlaw, b. May 29, 1892, d. Oct. 7, 1892. F- 68. Mary Wardlaw, b. Feb. 14, 1849, d. Oct. 3, 1923. m. Peter McKee. Issue: G-167. Elizabeth McKee, b. Dec. 25, 1867. G-168. Bertha McKee, b. Nov. 9, 1869. 196 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

G-169. William McKee, b. May 22, 1872. G-170. Peter McKee, b. Feb. 13, 1877. Served in Spanish-Amer­ ican War. G-l 71. David McKee, b. Jan. 16, 1878. G-l 72. Orman McKee, b. April 24, 1880. G-l73. Lora McKee, b. May 8, 1882. G-174. Henry McKee, b. April 21, 1884. G-l75. Anna McKee, b. June 18, 1889. G-l76. Edna McKee. F- 69. James S. Wardlaw, b. Feb. 2, 1852, d. Nov. 17, 1919. m. Miranda Davis. Issue: G-l77. Addie Wardlaw, m. Thomas Brooks. G-l78. Emma Wardlaw, m. William Klein. G-l79. Edna Wardlaw, m. Hatfield. F- 70. Nancy Wardlaw, b. Sept. 18, 1854. m. Jacob Hiler. One child . G-180. Mary Hiler. F- 87. William Wardlaw, m. June 28, 1849, d. Aug. 18, 1919. m. Dec. 16, 1870, to Frances Greathouse, who lives at Winchester, O. Issue : G-181. Joseph Orland Wardlaw, b. , 1880. G-l 82. Julius Ferdinand Wardlaw, b. , 1882. G-183. Laura Jane Wardlaw, b. , 1884. G-184. Cora Emma Wardlaw, b. . G-185. Grace Victoria Wardlaw, b. , 1890. G-186. William Otto Wardlaw, b. Aug. 4, 1892. G-187. Nellie Lou Wardlaw, b. Oct. 31, 1896. m. Rose. Lives at Arkon, Ohio. G-188. Florence Catherine Wardlaw, b. Feb., 1888. m. Earl . At Akron, Ohio. G-l89. Oma Ellen Wardlaw, died in infancy. F- 88. George Wardlaw, b. Oct. 10, 1851, d. Feb. 6, 1893. m. Mary Lind­ say. Lived at Sardinia, O. Issue: G-190. John Wardlaw, b. 1875. G-191. Phillip Wardlaw. F- 93. Angeline Wardlaw, b. May 27, 1869. Lives near Sardinia, O. m. Leonard McClure. Issue: G-192. Winnie Belle McClure, b. April 8, 1895. m. Harley Carey. Daughter, b. , 1926. F- 99. Harry H. Wardlaw, b. Sept. 22, 1867, d. June 29, 1918. m. Elizabeth Kratzer. Moved from Brown Co. to Waverly, O., in 1905. Children: G-193 Hope C Wardlaw, b. May 9, 1893. G-194. Howard L. Wardlaw, b. May 12, 1895, d. Aug. 29, 1915. G-195. Homer R. Wardlaw, b. Aug. 26, 1897. G-196 Edna Wardlaw, b. Feb. 5, 1904. F-100. John R. Wardlaw, b. Oct. 9, 1869, d. March 7, 1909. m. Lou E. Ogden. Issue: G-197. Charles F. Wardlaw, b Nov. 16, 1895. F-102. Hugh Wardlaw, b. March 28, 1847, d. July 19, 1911. m. Mary Sroufe. Issue : G-198. Hamer Marshall Wardlaw, b. May 23, 1876, d. about 1884. G-199. Frederick Philip Wardlaw, b. July 8, 1878. G-200. Ethan Ellsberry Wardlaw, b. June 28, 1880. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 197

G-201. Joseph Lee Wardlaw, b. Jan. 4, 1883. Served with U. S. Marines in World War and is now (1926) in that service. Not married. G-202. Alice Melvina Wardlaw, b. Dec. 6, 1884. G-203. Robert Eli Wardlaw, b. March 4, 1887, d. 1925. G-204. Warren Ellsworth Wardlaw, b. June 5, 1889. G-205. William Clyde Wardlaw, b. Aug. 11, 1891, d. Sept. 28, 1922. F-104. Lourella Wardlaw, b. May 2, 1851, d. 1885. m. John Ramsey. Children: G-206. Ella Ramsey, m. Kilbur Franklin Dunn. Lives Sterling, Colo. G-207. Alonzo Ramsey, died in young manhood, unmarried. G-208. Ada Ramsey, m. William Pitser. Lives in Brown Co., O. G-209. Wylie Ramsey, m. Black. Lives near Sardinia, O. G-210. Benjamin Ramsey, died in early manhood, unmarried. F-105. Perry Wilson Wardlaw, b. Dec. 4, 1853, d. May 18, 1928. m. Oct. 2, 1879, Susan Arminta Dunn (b. June 2, 1860), daughter of Robert Dunn and Elmina Shaw. Robert Dunn was son of Clarkson Dunn, a native of Maryland, and his wife, Elizabeth Hamilton, whose father was Robert Hamilton, a Revolutionary soldier, buried at Lebanon. Issue: G-211. Clayton Jesse Wardlaw, b. May 20, 1882. G-212. Jasper Warren Wardlaw, b. April 8, 1884. G-213. Wilbur Omer Wardlaw, b. April 9, 1886. G-214. Laura Frances Wardlaw, b. April 5, 1890. Unmarried. Lives at Columbus, O. G-215. Alpha Earl Wardlaw, b. Jan. 16, 1895. Unmarried. Grad­ uate of Veterinary College, Ohio State University. Lives at Sacramento, Calif. F-107. Rebecca Wardlaw, b. Feb. 22, 1859, d. June 16, 1928. m. 1st, George Mannon, after the death of her sister, Matilda (F-106). Mr. Mannon soon died without issue and his widow later married Lemach Stephenson. Issue: G-216. Emma Stephenson, m. Joseph Rau. G-217. Edward Levi Stephenson, b. Dec. 5, 1887. m. Georgia Belle Perry and they have Irene, b. Sept. 16, 1917; Doris, b. April 7, 1920; Betty, b. May 17, 1925. G-218. Louis Stephenson, lives at Long Beach, Calif. Rebecca married, third, William Pence and they live at Parrysburg, O., and have no children. F-108. Emily Wardlaw, b. June 16, 1861. m. James R. Robertson, a carpen­ ter-contractor. Lives at Perrysburg, O. Issue: G-219. Clarence C Robertson, b. Aug. 9, 1886. Lives at Per­ rysburg, O. m. Jessie Lenore McClung and they have : James Forest, b. March 9, 1918; Jessie Lenore, b. April 23, 1920; Donald Lee, b. July 19, 1922; Walter John, b. July 19, 1925. G-220. Robert Bruce Robertson, b. June 15, 1888. Lives at Per­ rysburg, O. m. Luella L. Watson. Issue Ruth Grace, b. July 20, 1917; Florence Arleen, b. March 27, 1919; Jean­ ette Aileen, b. March 29, 1924. G-221. William Charles Robertson, b. Oct. 1, 1890. Lives at Per­ rysburg, O. m. Nellie Mae Jones. Children : Velma Maxine. b. April 21, 1913; Charles William, b. Sept. 17, 1914; 198 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

Robert Clarence, b. Nov. 11, 1916; Alice Marie, b. Dec. 8, 1917; Clyde Alfred, b. April 29, 1924. G-222. Bertha May Robertson, b. Nov. 12, 1892. m. Roy V. Black. Issue: Madelyn Eloise, b. Oct. 17, 1915; Helen Woodward, March 28, 1918; Margaret Elaine, b. April 30, 1924. F-l 11. Benjamin Franklin Wardlaw, b. Feb. 14, 1868. Lives near Mount Oreb, O. m. 1st, Loretta Southard; 2nd, Mrs. Minnie Dunn, nee Walcott. Issue, all by first marriage: G-223. Lola Pearl Wardlaw, b. June 30, 1893. Lives near Arn- heim, O. m. Frederick L. Shafer. Issue: Thelma Eileen, b. Aug. 14, 1915; Verda Mary, b. Dec. 14, 1917; Ruth Louise, b. Nov. 22, 1920. G-224. Oscar Lee Wardlaw, b. March 24, 1895. G-225. Roscoe Wardlaw, b. March 17, 1897, d. March 29, 1898. F-l 13. Mary L. Brown, b. Sept. 2, 1841, d. Jan. 8, 1910. m. Albert M. Day and moved to Ulysses, Nebr. Issue: G-226. Elizabeth M. Day, b. Nov. 14, 1862. G-227. Robert A. Day, b. March 5, 1865. G-228. William D. Day, b. March 8, 1868. m Ella Nelson. No issue. G-229. Lillian W. Day, b. Feb. 27, 1870. G-230. Osa Martha Day, b. Aug. 8, 1876. F-119. Elizabeth A. Brown, b. Aug. 26, 1857, d. Feb. 21, 1921, at Ulysses, Nebr. m. C. C. Stivers. Issue: G-231. Hazel Violet Stivers, b. Feb. 11, 1889, d. Aug. 22, 1889. G-232. James Milton Gilbert Stivers, b. July 20, 1898. F-l22. John Jackson Brown, b. Feb. 20, 1864. m. in Brown Co., O., to Alice Tracy, now deceased. Lives in Ulysses, Nebr. Issue: G-233. Harry G. Brown, b. Oct. 8, 1894. Lives in Lincoln, Nebr. Graduated Dental College, University of Cincinnati, m. Gretta Johns. They have one child: John Robert Brown, b. Jan. 16, 1922. F-l23. James H. Brown, b. Oct. 22, 1866. Lives in Ulysses, Nebr. m. Carrie Crapenhoft. Issue: two children died in infancy and G-234. Roscoe Allen Brown, b. Feb. 24, 1914. F-125. Melissa Wardlaw, b. July 19, 1856, d. Jan. 22, 1916. m. Sept. 1, 1875, J C. Kimball. Issue: G-235. Maud Kimball, b. June 4, 1876. m. Henry Edgington. Issue : Lloyd, b. Dec. 26, 1897. m. Fern Cunningham; Ray, b. March 18, 1899; Bessie, b. May 10, 1905. G-236. Alma Kimball, b. April 26, 1878. m. Etta Wisby. Issue: Elva, b. Sept. 12, 1902; Louis, b. March 18, 1911. G-237. Lucien Kimball, b. July 30, 1880, d. May 3, 1911. G-238. Ethel Kimball, b. July 31, 1889. m. Floyd Moore. Issue: Geneva, b. April 23, 1912; Irma, b. Oct 18, 1914; Richard, b. June 7, 1923. G-239. Emma Kimball, b. July 28, 1891. m. Louis Koverman. Issue Roger, b. March 5, 1912; Paul, b. Feb. 23, 1920, d. 1920; Lelia, b. July 10, 1922. G-240. Elizabeth Kimball, b. Jan. 7, 1895. m. Edward Fleming. Issue: Donald, b. Jan. 26, 1919; Virginia, b. Oct. 9, 1922. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 199

F-126. Nancy Jane Wardlaw, b. Nov. 20, 1857, d. 1877. m. Ira C. Kimball. Issue: G-241. Bessie Kimball, d. March 8, 1877. m. George Reynolds. No issue. F-127. Ellen Wardlaw, b. Nov. 20, 1859. m. Adam Meeker. Issue: G-242. Edna Meeker, b. Sept. 5, 1884. m. Thomas Martin. Issue: Ruby and John, b. March 27, 1910; Lester, b. Sept. 25, 1912; Margaret, b. March 30, 1915; William, b. April 21, 1917; Richard, b. Aug. 2, 1919; Bessie, b. Sept. 29, 1923. G-243. Grover Meeker, b. April 13, 1887. A school teacher, lives near Mount Oreb, O. m. Lela Rutherford. G-244. Frona Meeker, b. May 19, 1888. G-245. John Meeker, b. June 7, 1891, d. Nov. 10, 1896. G-246. Infant, b. July 24, and died July 26, 1894. G-247. Infant (twins), b. and d. 1895. G-249. Anna Meeker, b. Nov. 1, 1898. F-128. Mary Helen Wardlaw, b. March 17, 1862. m. Enos Hancock. Issue: G-250. Elizabeth Alice Hancock, b. Nov. 11, 1880. m. Theodore Malott. Issue: Eugene, b. Dec. 20, 1910. G-251. Ida Lulu Hancock, b. Nov. 9, 1882. m. Smith Colther. Issue: Alice Maud, b. Jan. 10, 1901. m. Alva Bennett and have Marjorie Ruth, b. Feb. 14, 1923 ; Alden Paul, b. Aug. 23, 1905; Stella Pearl, b. Sept. 1, 1912; Mary Jane ,b. Oct. 28, 1922. G-252. Flora Etta Hancock, b. Aug 13, 1884. m. Charles Daugh­ erty. Issue: Ancel, b. Aug. 7, 1906. m. Mildred Minnicks; Azel, b. Sept. 10, 1910. G-253. Archie Thurman Hancock, b. Aug. 3, 1889, d. Aug. 14, 1915. m. Edna Lucille Colthar. No children. G-254. Lenna Everett Hancock, b. May 29, 1891. m. Ethel Mae Wallace. Issue: Thelma Pearl, b. Jan. 16, 1914; Mildred Berneda, b. June 28, 1916; Robert Elmo, b. Nov. 1, 1920; Mary Louise, b. Feb. 5, 1923. G-255. Stella Irene Hancock, b. April 19, 1895. m. Edgar Daniels. Issue: Edgar Lloyd, b. Sept. 4, 1919. G-256. Georgia Lorinda Hancock, b. Feb. 24, 1897. m. Earl Cald­ well. Issue: Esther Leola, b. Jan. 26, 1922. G-257. Clara Evelyn Hancock, b. Nov. 24, 1901. m. Archie Con­ over. Issue: Naomi Lavern, b. Jan. 5, 1921; Evelyn Leora. b. Aug. 16, 1923. F-129. Ida Wardlaw, b. Aug. 4, 1864. m. John Wallingford. Issue: G-258. Hazel Wallingford, b. May tl, 1890. m. James W. Ogilbee. G-259. Allen Wallingford, b. Nov. 8, 1892. m. Miriam Hartzell. Issue: Eugene, b. July 31, 1915; John, b. Nov. 15, 1916; Donald, b. Sept. 7, 1919; Hartzell, b. Sept. 1, 1922. G-260. Henry Wallingford, b. March 26, 1895. m. Mary Ccbler. Children: Lawrence, b. July 26, 1920; Joseph, b. Jan. 28 1922.; Frances, b. March 29, 1924. G-261. Clara Wallingford, b. June 24, 1899. m. Stanley Queen, Issue: Margaret, b. July 31, 1921, d. March 10, 1923; Paul, b. Nov. 20, 1923. G-262. Perry Wallingford, b. March 1, 1903. 200 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY k

G-263. Pearl Wallingford, b. Feb. 28, 1903. F-131. Minda Sroufe, m. Henry Lucas. Issue: Benjamin, Margaret, Lula, Joseph (lives in Washington State), Walter, Guthrie, and Nellie. F-132. Rinda Sroufe, m. Lando Wisby. Issue: John, Emma, Lucy, Lettice, Lewis, Catherine. F-l34. George Sroufe, m. Louisa Vance. Issue: Mabel, Roscoe, Birchard. Birchard. F-l36. Jane Sroufe, m. John Bourne. Issue: Alva, Hubert, Estil. F-137. Clement Sroufe, m. Laura Ellis. Had Beatrice, died aged 3 years. F-139. Martha Sroufe, m. Grant Peddicord. Issue: Alberta. F-141. Iva Sroufe, b. Jan. 21, 1376. m. Ira Edgington. They live at Cleveland, O. Issue: G-264. Lelia Eleanor Edgington, b. June 19, 1908. m. Glenn R. Robbins. Issue: Mary Eleanor, b. Jan. 16, 1920; James Ddyle, b. July 19, 1922. G-26S. Maurice Edward Edgington, b. Jan. 20, 1901.

SEVENTH GENERATION (G)

G- 1. George Washington Wardlaw, b. , d. 1914. m, Cynthia McGee. Issue: H-1. John Wardlaw, b. May 1, 1870, in Brown Co. Served in Spanish-American War. Lives in Cincinnati, O. m. 1st, Rosa Passage; 2nd, Mrs. Mary Friendship, nee McKinzie. No children by either marriage. LI-2. Frank Wardlaw, b. Dec. 25, 1872. Served in Spanish-Amer­ ican War. Lives at Shawneetown, 111. m. Mary Vitt. No issue. H-3. Katherine Wardlaw, b. 1875. m. 1st, Albert Gibbs, now deceased; 2nd, Rake. No issue. H-4. Charles Barney Wardlaw, b. Sept. 1877. Lives in Cincinnati, O. m. Ethel Brosmore. No issue. G- 8. Samuel E. Wardlaw, b. March 24, 1847, d. Jan. 12, 1889. m. Tem­ pest Craig. Issue: H- 5. Charles Wardlaw. H- 6. William Wardlaw. H- 7. James Wardlaw. H- 8. Delia Edward Wardlaw. G- 9. John T. Wardlaw, b. June 5, 1849, in Brown Co., O. m. at Stiles- ville, Ia., Oct. 19, 1873, to Alzada Gibbons Kincart (b. Jan. 23, 1856). Moved to California in 1879 and now lives at Greenville, Cal. Was a rancher several years, then engaged in mining; now retired. Issue : H- 9. Hattie Bell Wardlaw, b. Oct. 16, 1874. H-10. Harry Dell Wardlaw, b. Feb. 6, 1877. H-ll. Clyde Edgar Wardlwa, b. Oct. 26, 1881. H-12. Walter James Wardlaw, b. Jan. 20, 1899. m. Nov. 12, 1910, Beulah Miller. Is a merchant at Chester, Calif. G- 10. William L. Wardlaw, b. June 12, 1851, d. at Crestline, Kan., Jan. 9, 1888. m. Laura E. Kincart (b. 1854, d. 1923). Issue: GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 201

H-13. Robert P. Wardlaw, b. Feb. 18, 1873, d. Feb. 18, 1918. H-14. Samuel Bruce Wardlaw, b. Sept. 24, 1874. H-15. Lou Emma Wardlaw, b. June 28, 1876, d. Sept. 12, 1880. H-16. Hugh E. Wardlaw, b. Aug. 3, 1878. G- 11. Robert Bruce Wardlaw, b. in Davies Co., Ia., Dec. 30, 1856. Re­ tired farmer living in Santa Ana, Calif, m. Jan. 13, 1878, Martha Eleanor Draper. Issue: H-17. Robert Wardlaw, b. July 7, 1879. H-18. Stella Ruby Wardlaw, b. July 28, 1881. H-19. James Ray Wardlaw, b. Feb. 7, 1885. H-20. Delbert D. Wardlaw, b. July 16, 1892, d. March 19, 1914. H-21. Frank Leroy Wardlaw, b. July 22, 1898. m. 1921, Elma Tyson Huff. H-22. Nellie Sylvia Wardlaw, b. July 3, 1900. m. 1921, Carl F. DuRall. G- 13. Benjamin Franklin Wardlaw, b. Oct. 18, 1860. Lives at Greenville, Calif, m. Feb. 7, 1877, Mary Ella Clarkson (b. Jackson Co., Mo., Nov. 22, 1861). Issue: H-23. Hallie Wardlaw, b. Aug. 21, 1883. m. Sept. 27, 1900, Walter H. Hall. Issue: Ruth Hall, b. May 8, 1901; m. L. C. Morse; Wallace Hall, b. Oct. 8, 1904; Charlotte Hall, b. March 18, 1911; Richard Hall, b. May 30, 1914; Elizabeth Hall, b. July 3, 1921. H-24. Ethel Josephine Wardlaw, b. Dec. 24, 1885. m. May 3, 1908, Harold J. Murray. Issue: Elsie Elizabeth Murray, b. Feb. 9, 1909; Jack Murray, b. Aug. 13, 1911, d. Nov. 13, 1920. Ethel m. second, Melvin Hewins, April 25, 1925. H-24a. Virginia Violet Wardlaw, b. Nov. 25, 1888. m. Earl A. MacDonald, a druggist, June 6, 1916. No issue. H-24b. Otis Glenn Wardlaw, b. July 26, 1891. Electrician. Un­ married. Oakland, Calif. H-24c. Murrell Murray Wardlaw, b. June 18, 1896. m. Minnie Holbrook, March 4, 1918. A druggist. No issue.

G- 15. Ida Bell Wardlaw, b. Dec. 12, 1865. Lives at Joplin, Mo. m. Dickerson. Issue: H-25. Edna Dickerson, b. Sept. 5, 1885. m. Robert Blizzard. Children: Roy B., Eva M., James F. H-26. Eulah Dickerson, b. Jan. 8, 1895. m. Ellis Haworth. Lives at Pitcher, Okla. H-27. John R. Dickerson, b. Aug. 3, 1897. H-28. Dennis T. Dickerson, b. Aug. 5, 1901.' m. Velma Cash. Lives at Pitcher, Okla. Has one child : Eva Louise Dickerson. H-29. Marjorie Dickerson, b. June 24, 1904. m. Harrison W. Hatfield. Lives at Joplin, Mo. Two children: Lois I. and Shirley. H-30. Claude R. Dickerson, b. March 31, 1907. G- 16. Elvert S. Wardlaw, b. July 8, 1869, d. Jan. 13, 1901. m. Martha Alberthana. Issue: H-31. Ralph Wardlaw. H-32. William Wardlaw. 202 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

G- 17. Thomas T. Wardlaw, b. Dec. 28, 1872. Lives near Jasper, Mo. m. Laura Palmer. Issue: H-33. Clyde 0. Wardlaw, b Jan. 26, 1898. H-34. Robert G. Wardlaw, b. Nov. 15, 1902, d. July 24, 1903. H-35. Arthur M. Wardlaw, b. Aug. 6, 1904. H-36. Raymond B. Wardlaw, b. Sept. 18, 1900. Lives Kansas City, Mo. Unmarried. H-37. Lloyd L. Wardlaw, b. Aug. 21, 1905. Lives at Joplin, Mo. H-38. Roy A. Wardlaw, b. Oct. 6, 1910. Lives at Jasper, Mo. H-39. Hubert V. Wardlaw, b. Feb. 24, 1915. Lives at Jasper, Mo. H-40. Richard E. Wardlaw, b. Jan. 5, 1923. At Jasper, Mo. G- 18. Jasper Newton Wardlaw, b. in Brown Co., O., june 25, 1850. m. in Schuyler Co., Mo., Jan. 9, 1878, Ellen Shelton (b. Feb. 15, 1860). Lives at East St. Louis, 111. Issue: H-41. William Wardlaw, b. Oct. 2, 1878, d. Oct. 20, 1920. m. Cassie Moore; no issue. H-42. Louis F. Wardlaw, b. Oct. 22, 1881. G- 22. J. Dow Wardlaw, b. in Ohio Feb. 25, 1862. m. Delia Florence Roberts. Lives at Ponca City, Okla. Issue: H-43. Infant daughter, b. and d. Sept., 1902. H-44. Orval Lloyd Wardlaw, b. Sept. 22, 1908. H-45. Sherman Floyd Wardlaw, b. Dec. 4, 1903. m. 1925, Jewell Mae McCarroll. Lives in Pittsburg, Kan. G- 25. Bennett Wardlaw, b. in Ohio, March 25, 1853. Went with his father's family to Missouri in 1855. Served as Justice of the Peace, Sheriff of Schuyler Co., Mo., and postmaster at Lancaster, Mo., where he now lives (1926). m. Dec. 14, 1873, Nancy Jane McVey. Issue: H-46. Inella Wardlaw, b. Oct. 16, 1874, d. Jan. 13, 1875. H-47. Lura E. Wardlaw, b. Nov. 10, 1875, d. Feb. 9, 1902. m. Elmer Brink. One child, Opal Brink, b. April 19, 1900, d. June 13, 1902. H-48. Samuel Everett Wardlaw, b. Dec. 4, 1877, d. Dec. 28, 1877. H-49. James Tillman Wardlaw, b. Feb. 22, 1880. H-50. Orlando Wardlaw, b. May 28, 1884, d. April 14, 1913. m. . No issue. H-51. Edna Wardlaw, b. Feb. 24, 1890, d. Jan. 21, 1892. H-52. William Paul Wardlaw, b. May 3, 1893. H-53. Clyde Wardlaw, b. Oct. 1, 1897, d. Jan. 29, 1924. m. Georgia Jones, who lives in Kirksville, Mo., with their child, Beverly Maxine, b. Oct. 28, 1922. G- 26. Susan Ellen Wardlaw, b. Nov. 20, 1855. Lives in Missouri, m. Oct. 23, 1869, to Milton VanDyke. Issue: H-54. Ella May VanDyke, b. Nov. 19, 1871. ^ H-55. Samuel Chester VanDyke, b. Jan. 7, 1874. G-* Amanda Jane Wardlaw, b. Dec. 14, 1857. m. F. E. Israel. Issue: H-56. Lola Alice Israel, b. Nov. 19, 1886. H-57. Lillian May Israel, b. July 4, 1888. G- 28. Joseph Alonzo Wardlaw, b. Aug. 14, 1860, d. April 19, 1903. m. Mrs. Jane Wardlaw Stratton (G-34). Issue: H-58. Altha Ellen Wardlaw, b. March 25, 1890. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 203

H-59. Guy Ellsworth Wardlaw, b. July 5, 1892. H-60. Gladys Claire Wardlaw, b. Oct. 21, 1898. G- 33. Lando Wardlaw, b. Nov. 29, 1859, d. Jan. 8, 1900. m. Jane Stans- berry. Issue: H-61. Claude H. Wardlaw, b. Feb. 9, 1885. Lives at Mt. Oreb, O. H-62. Loretta Wardlaw, b. Aug. 5, 1888. Lives at Norwood, O. m. John Landis. One child, Opal Landis, b. Oct. 30, 1908. G- 34. Jane Wardlaw, b. March 27, 1863. Lives at Alexandria, Mo. m. 1st, Stratton; 2nd, Joseph Alonzo Wardlaw (see G-28) ; 3rd, Moses Cleeton. G- 36. David Wardlaw, b. Jan. 31, 1867. Lives near White Oak, O. m. Martha Wardlaw (G-133). Children: H-63. Ethel Wardlaw, b. Dec. 12, 1897. H-64. Vera Wardlaw, b. Feb. 15, 1899. H-65. Bessie Wardlaw, b. Aug. 20, 1901. m. Stanley Mignery.. No children. G- 37. Edward Wardlaw, b. Feb. 8, 1871. Lives at Miamisburg, O. m. Lida Day. Issue: H-66. Faye Wardlaw, b. Nov. 24, 1895. H-67. Inez Wardlaw, b. Dec. 17, 1897. H-68. Vada Wardlaw, b. Jan. 1, 1900. H-69. Hobart Wardlaw, b. Feb. 17, 1902, d. July 17, 1902 G- 38. Ora Wardlaw, b. Nov. 19, 4*23: Lives at Ex^ello, O. Harris. Issue: /877 W-tAA*Cc(_ H-70. Leah Wardlaw, b. June 26, 1897. m. Clayton child, Lahoma, b. Nov. 25, 1919. H-71. Nellie Wardlaw, b. Aug. 5, 1899. m. Charles Gephart^ H-72. Ora Wardlaw, b. Oct. 28, 1901. /' ?0 f H-73. Delbert Wardlaw, b. Dec. 26, 1906. H-74. Gertrude Wardlaw, b. Febr 11, 1909. H-75. Rose Wardlaw, b. Sept. 20, 1911. H-76. Lawrence Wardlaw, b. April 8, 1914. H-77. Dorothy Wardlaw, b. April 15, 1916. H-78. Anna Faye Wardlaw, b. Aug. 30, 1918. G- 39. vEva Wardlaw, b. Feb. 22, 1875. Lives at Mt. Oreb, O. m. William Liming: Issue: H-79. Fern Liming, b. Jan. 17, 1897. m. Perry A. Hoss. Child, Mary, b. Nov. 29, 1919. Lives at Middletown, O. H-80. Dorris Marion Liming, b. April 25, 1902. Attended Miami University, m. Raymond McMullen. One child, Charles William, b. March 18, 1923. G- 40. Margaret Wardlaw, b. 1871. Lives at San Diego, Calif, m. Wil­ liam G. Stearns (b. June 25, 1865). Issue: H-Sl. William F. Stearns, b. Oct. 18, 1892. G- 43. Leona Wardlaw, b. Dec. 13, 1877. Lives in White Earth, N. D. Barber. Served in Spanish-American War. m. in St. Louis, Mo., in 1902 to Agnes Thompson. Issue: H-82. Aubrey Wardlaw, b. Oct. 19, 1915. G- 45. Lloyd Wardlaw, b. May 6, 1881. Lives in Moline, 111. m. 1st, Relia Bloyd; 2nd, Lillian Florence Allison (b. 1885). Issue by first marriage: 204 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

H-83. Myrtle Wardlaw, b. April 26, 1901. m. Nicholas Pattinger; lives at Cedar Rapids, Ia. One son, Donald, b. Oct. 30, 1921. By second marriage: H-84. Ethel Wardlaw, b. Aug. 27, 1907. H-85. Bernice Wardlaw, b. June 21, 1913. H-86. Glen Wardlaw, b. Aug. 2, 1916. G- 46. Oscar Wardlaw, b. Alexandria, Mo., June 26, 1886. Lives at White Earth, N. D. m. in 1911 to Georgia E. McGrady. Issue: H-87. Marian E. Wardlaw, b. May 29, 1915. H-88. James Dale Wardlaw, b. Oct. 4, 1917. G- 47. Pearl Luella Wardlaw, b. Oct. 12, 1891. Barber; lives White Earth, N. D. m. Christine McTavish (b. 1892). Issue: H-89. Geneva Wardlaw, b. April 9, 1910, d. of burns May 5, 1912. H-90. Earl Wardlaw, b. March 15, 1912, d. of burns May 6, 1912. H-91. Walter William Wardlaw, b. July 5, 1913. H-92. Ralph Louallen Wardlaw, b. Sept. 26, 1917. G-49. Emma Elzina Wardlaw, b. in Brown County, Ohio, Dec. 17, 1862, d. in Adams Co., 111., March 27, 1920. m. James Bourn. Issue: H-93. Myrtle Bourn, b. Nov. 8, 1882, d. Aug. 12, 1883. H-94 Benjamin William Bourn, b. Oct. 24, 1883. H-95. Everett Wesley Bourn, b. Jan. 28, 1885. G-50. Charles William Wardlaw, b. in Pike Co., 111., April 4, 1864, d. Sept. 24, 1924. m. (1st) Nora Drummond in 1890 at Quincy, 111.; (2nd) Susie Bell Lewis, 1895, and they live at Quincy, 111. Issue by first marriage: H-96. Rosa Bell Wardlaw, b. Feb. 2, 1892. m. Roscoe Boyle and they live in Washington State. Their children are: Othiel Boyle, Shirley Boyle, and Daniel Boyle. By second marriage: H- 97. John William Wardlaw, b. June 21, 1896. H- 98. Carl Elmer Wardlaw, b. Sept. 1, 1898. H- 99. Earl Louis Wardlaw, b. Jan. 3, 1902, d. July 24, 1904. H-100. Charles Everett Wardlaw, b. March 29, 1904. H-101. Lloyd Raymond Wardlaw, b. Aug. 4, 1906. H-102. Gladys Viola Wardlaw, b. July 14, 1908. m. Geo. Amer. Lives at New London, Mo. H-103. Lura May Wardlaw, b. Aug. 14, 1910. G- 53. Martin Wardlaw, b. May 27, 1871. m. March 27, 1899, to Lectah Bare. Lives near White Oak, O. Issue: H-104. Raymond Wardlaw, b. Jan. 13, 1900. H-105. Lester Wardlaw, b. Oct. 27, 1901. m. Maude Conover. H-106. Marguerite Wardlaw, b. Jan. 31, 1904. H-107. Louis Wardlaw, b. May 19, 1906. H-108. Herbert Wardlaw, b. Oct. 1, 1909. H-109. Leatha Wardlaw, b. March 17, 1913. H-110. Woodrow Wilson Wardlaw, b. May 24, 1915. G- 54. Mary Lou Wardlaw, b. June 13, 1873. m. Robert Brown. Lives at Middletown, O. Issue: H-lll. Hazel Brown, b. March 29, 1893. m. Paul Mehl. H-112. Atha Brown, b. Oct. 28, 1899. m. John Mehl. H-113 Carl Brown, b. Feb. 16, 1904. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 205

G- 55. Dorothy May Wardlaw, b. Nov. 30, 1875. m. Feb. 17, 1897, Clar­ ence H. Dunn. Live at White Oak, O. Issue: H-114. Howard M. Dunn, b. July 10, 1898. m. Iva Waits. H-115. Fred C. Dunn, b. Oct. 13, 1900. m. Esther Rickey. H-116. Ora B. Dunn, b. March 18, 1903. m. Morea Allman. H-117. Earl A. Dunn, b. Oct. 20, 1905. H-118. Robert V. Dunn, b. April 1, 1909, d. May 3, 1909. H-119 Waldo C. Dunn, b. Feb. 28, 1910. d. July 10, 1923. H-120. David E. Dunn, b. Dec. 19, 1912. H-121. Altha E. Dunn, b. Dec. 30, 1914, d. Jan. 8, 1915. H-122. Edgar L. Dunn, b. April 2, 1916. G- 56. Lorel Wardlaw, b. Jan. 15, 1878, d. in Butler Co., O., Feb. 23, 1917. m. Belle Young. Issue: H-123. Maude Wardlaw, b. Oct. 6, 1898. H-124. Dorothy Wardlaw, b. May 17, 1902. H-125. Alice Wardlaw, b. April, 1908. G- 58. Elizabeth Wardlaw, b. July 11, 1886. m. April 20, 1908, J. W. Jones. Issue: H-126. Paul Jones, b. April 18, 1915. H-127. Minnie Jones, b. July 12, 1917. H-128. Margaret Jones, b. Jan. 11, 1925. G- 64. Nathan C. Wardlaw, b. Oct. 21, 1848, d. March 16, 1901. m. Em­ meline Dennison, who died Jan. 1925, at Kewanee, 111. Issue: H-129. Emma Wardlaw, b. May 13, 1872. H-130. Laura Wardlaw, b. April 23, 1876. m. Joseph Cloud; lives at Montrose, Ia. H-131. Florence Wardlaw, b. May 29, 1882, d. Sept. 14, 1911. m. Charles P. Brown. G- 65. David Allen Wardlaw, b. at Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 24, 1850; moved to Iowa 1851; d. May 22, 1925, at Montrose, Ia. m. Elizabeftl McCabe Feb. 22, 1876. Issue: H-132. John C. Wardlaw, b. Nov. 27, 1876. H-133. David Allen Wardlaw, b. May '25, 1878. G- 66. Sarah Jane Wardlaw, b. 1852. m. Leroy Hines. Lives at Warsaw, 111. Issue: H-134. Martha Hines, m. Donald. Lives at Warsaw, 111. H-135. Roy Hines, lives at Warsaw, 111. H-136. Henry Hines, lives at Joliet, 111. G- 67. William Wardlaw, b. March 3, 1854. Married three times. Issue: by first wife, Nettie McClintock: H-137. Louis Wardlaw, b. April 17, 1880. H-138. Frederick Wardlaw, b. July 11, 1884. Killed by train Feb. 8, 1916. Issue by second wife, Margaret Moore: H-139. Clyde Wardlaw. H-140. Benjamin Wardlaw. Issue by third wife, Susan, Bates, who lives at Chariton, 111. H-141. Lloyd L. Wardlaw, b. April 17, 1901. H-142. Martha A. Wardlaw, b. Oct. 14, 1903. H-143. Lorena M. Wardlaw, b. May 8, 1906. H-144. Etta M. Wardlaw, b. June 1, 1909. 206 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

H-14S. Infant, b. Aug. 19, 1911, deceased. G- 69. Albert Wardlaw, b. Oct. 30, 1858. m. Laura B. Smith (b. Sept. 13, 1865, d. April 4, 1922). Lives at ontrose, Ia. Issue: H-146. Charles H. Wardlaw, b. March 24, 1884. H-147. Henry V. Wardlaw, b. July 19, 1886. H-148. Ella M. Wardlaw, b. March 20, 1889. H-149. Clarence A. Wardlaw, b. Oct. 9, 1891. G- 70. Frances Wardlaw, b. , 1860. m. Duke Wardlaw (G-21). Lives at Warsaw, 111. Issue : H-150. Milton Wardlaw. H-151. Walter Wardlaw. G- 74. Thomas J. Wardlaw, b. July 18, 1858, d. at Keyesport, 111., Jan. 15, 1910. m. Mary Clark. Issue: H-152. Daisy Wardlaw, b. June 25, 1883, d. Feb., 1884. H-153. Tessie I. Wardlaw, b. Dec. 1, 1884. H-154. Addie I. Wardlaw, b. Dec. 31, 1886. H-155. Gordon E. Wardlaw b. Feb. 12, 1891. H-156. Mary L. Wardlaw, b. Jan. 2, 1893. m. R. C. Miller. At Litchfield, 111. No issue. G- 76 Charlie Reynolds, b. Feb. 15, 1869. m. Vilauria E. West (d. Nov. 24, 1908). Lives Indianapolis, Ind. Children: Clarence A. Rey­ nolds, b. Dec. 25, 1890; Elsie Edith Reynolds, b. Feb. 11, 1893; Arzel W. Reynolds, b. Aug. 23, 1896; Edmund E. Reynolds, b. Sept. 7, 1903. G- 77. Frank Wardlaw, b. , d. . m. Ella McConnell. Lived at McCordville, 111. Issue. H-157. David Ellsworth Wardlaw, b. Dec, 1885. H-158. Wort Wardlaw, b. Aug. 10, 1891. Lives at Eugene, Oregon. G- 78. Jacob Allen Wardlaw, b. May 16, 1864, d. Dec. 9, 1888. m. Anara Fisher. Issue: H-159. Orville Wardlaw, b. . Lives at Indianapolis, Ind. H-160. Robert Wardlaw. H-161. Jessie Wardlaw, m . Lives at Glennie, Mich. H-162. Venessa Wardlaw. G- 80. Elizabeth Cora Wardlaw, b. May 12, 1867. m. Edw. Kimberlin. Issue : H-163. Russell Clyde Kimberlin. H-164. Roy Clarence Kimberlin. H-165. Thomas Wesley Kimberlin. G- 83. William M. Wardlaw, b. Dec 8, 1872. Lives at Urbana, 111. m. 1st, Clara Wright and they had : H-166. Edna Belle Wardlaw, b. Jan. 4, 1903. H-167. Charles Jefferson Wardlaw, b. Ma 8, 1904. H-168. James Arthur Wardlaw, b. May 30, 1906. H-169. Clarence Monroe Wardlaw, b. April 24, 1908. Married 2nd, Ellen Bailey. Issue: H-170. Myrtle Blanche Wardlaw, b. Oct. 31, 1910. H-171. Thomas Frederick Wardlaw, b. Dec. 18, 1913. G- 85. Arthur L. Wardlaw, b. May 31, 1877. Lives at Albert City, Iowa. m. Lillian Zerbe. Issue: H-172. Harriett Lucile Wardlaw, b. May 17, 1907. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 207

H-173. Robert Lyle Wardlaw, b. March 15, 1912. H-174. Carl Leonard Wardlaw, b. Feb. 16, 1919. G- 86. David E. Wardlaw, b. Dec 8, 1879. m. Nora Zook. Lives at Fisher, 111. Issue: H-175. Ida Bernice Wardlaw, b. Dec. 16, 1910. H-176. Carl Elmer Wardlaw, b. Oct. 17, 1912, d. Nov. 22, 1923. H-177. Wilbur Richard Wardlaw, b. July 19, 1915. H-178. Rebecca Ethel Wardlaw, b. Jan. 23, 1917. H-179. Juanita Maxine Wardlaw, b. June 4, 1920. G- 88. David Allen Wardlaw, b. July 27, 1856. m. . Lives at Nor­ wood, O. Issue: H-180. Arthur Wardlaw. H-181. George Wardlaw. H-182. Lena Wardlaw. H-183. Hazel Wardlaw. H-184. Blanche Wardlaw. H-185. Elizabeth Wardlaw. H-186. Sarah Wardlaw. H-187. Harry Wardlaw. G- 89. Charles Elmer Wardlaw, b. June 21, 1858. m. Oct. 7, 1880, to Letitia Penny, b. 1855. Lives at Mt. Oreb, O. Issue: H-188. Nettie M. Wardlaw, b. 1882, d. 1922. m. Ardell Kratzer. H-189. Ora Otto Wardlaw, b. 1884, d. 1900. H-190. Triplets, b. 1889. All died infants. H-191. Grace Wardlaw, b. 1890, d. 1903. H-192. Edgar Burton Wardlaw, b. 1893, d. Sept. 30, 1918. Per ished on U. S. Ship, Ticonderoga, which was blown up that date in World War. G- 91. Perry Newton Wardlaw, b. April 26, 1863, d. 1909. m. Issue: H-193. Truman Wardlaw. H-194. Lennie Wardlaw. H-195. Ethel Wardlaw. H-196. Vernon Wardlaw. H-197. Blanche Wardlaw. H-198. Edith Wardlaw. G- 94. Rebecca Belle Wardlaw, b. March 6, 1870. m. Joseph Vandament. Lives at Mount Oreb, O. Issue: H-199. Aubrey Vandament. H-200. Dorothy Vandament. G- 96. Maud Wardlaw, b. Oct. 23, 1873. m. Elijah Huey (b. 1870). Lives at Sardinia, O. H-201. Halley Huey, b. Nov. 6, 1895. m. Carrie Reeves, a drug­ gist at Sardinia, O. G-l 14. Lucian Wardlaw, b. . m. Cora Tracy. Issue: H-202. Herbert Wardlaw, b. 1907. H-203. Dorothy Wardlaw, b. 1912. H-204. Roy Wardlaw, b. G-l 15. Elizabeth Wardlaw, b. . m. James Carboy. Issue: H-205. Helen Carboy, b. 1904. H-206. John Carboy, b. 1912. 208 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

G-l 16. William Warren Wardlaw, b. . m. Anna Ballinger. G-117. Ida Wardlaw, b. 1868. m. Alvin Huffgardner. Issue: H-207. Andrew Huffgardner. H-208. Dewey Huffgardner. H-209. Joseph Huffgardner. H-210 Lawrence Washington Huffgardner. G-118. John Lee Wardlaw, b. 1870. m. Mary Vance. Issue: H-211. Emil 'Wardlaw, b. 1889. H-212. Verner Reese Wardlaw, b. 1899, d. 1923. G-119. Lilliam Wardlaw, b. 1873. m. Charles Woodruff. Issue: H-213. Ada Woodruff, b. 1893. m. Claude Rhoten. No issue. H-214. Clorine Woodruff, m. James Sydnor. H-215. Vera Woodruff, b. 1903. m. James Mills. G-l20. Nancy Wardlaw, b. 1876. m. Charles Bowen. Issue: H-216. Wilbur Bowen, m. Harrington. H-217. Floyd Bowen, m. Annabelle Bare. H-218. Harry Bowen. H-219. Mabel Bowen, m. Martin Liming. G-133. Martha Wardlaw, b. April 23, 1874. m. David Wardlaw (G-36). G-134. Elma Wardlaw, b. March 11, 1876. m. Hite Ballein. Children: H-220. Detsie Ballein, b. Jan. 10, 1897, d. Aug. 27, 1899. H-221. Robert Howard Ballein, b. Jan. 26, 1899. H-222. Jennie Esther Ballein, b. July 17, 1901. H-223. John Harold Ballein, b. June 15, 1904. H-224. Freda Florence Ballein, b. April 24, 1907. H-225. William Oscar Ballein, b. Jan. 15, 1912. G-136. Ocie Inez Wardlaw, b. May 1, 1880. m. Marshall O. Wilson. Children: H-226. Gladys Virginia Wilson, b. July 17, 1908. H-227. Robert Omer Wilson, b. July 3, 1911. G-137. Zola Mestina Wardlaw, b. May 7, 1882. m. William Theas. Issue: H-228. Wilfred Theas, b. June 25, 1912. G-138. Allison Wilbur Wardlaw, b. March 27, 1884. m. Nannie Lou Ellis. (b. Oct. 21, 1885). Issue: H-229. Carl Ellis Wardlaw, b. Sept. 26, 1907. H-230. Mildred Bernice Wardlaw, b. Feb. 14, 1909. H-231. Mabel Elsie Wardlaw, b. Jan. 27, 1911. H-232. Glenn Wardlaw, b. Feb. 3, 1913. H-233. Hazel Eleanor Wardlaw, b. Sept. 30, 1917. H-234. Gerald Reese Wardlaw, b. Feb. 27, 1920. H-235. Marjorie Alberta Wardlaw, b. March 16, 1923. H-236. Lola Fern Wardlaw b. Aug. 10, 1925. G-140. DeWitt Tallmage Wardlaw, b. Nov. 9, 1889. m. Fanny Courts. Children: H-237. Cecil May Wardlaw, b. April 21, 1911. H-238. Ocie Lee Wardlaw, b. Feb. 23, 1913. H-239. Berneda Omalie Wardlaw, b. June 9, 1917. H-240. Lloyd Cleo Wardlaw, b. Nov. 24, 1920. H-241. Howard Victor Wardlaw, b. March 23, 1922. G-141. Emma Florence Wardlaw, b. Jan. 19, 1891. m. Glenn Florence Weis. Issue: H-242. Ralph Donald Weis, b. June 24, 1925. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 209

G-147. Arana Marshall Wardlaw, b. March 12, 1862. m. Francis Ratchford. Issue: H-243. Sarah Adeline Wardlaw, b. April 8, 1890. m. John Martin. H-244. Anna Wardlaw, b. 1891. m. Fred Tracy. H-245. Emma Wardlaw, b. 1892. H-246. Charles Wardlaw, b. 1894. m. Butt. H-247. Marie Wardlaw, b. 1897. m. Clyde Wisby. H-248. Marshall Wardlaw, b. 1899. H-249. Maxie Lee Wardlaw, b. 1900. m. Robert Coulter. H-250. Joseph Wardlaw, b. 1902. m. Jacobs. H-251. Clarence Wardlaw, b. 1904. m. Lucas. G-149. John W. Wardlaw, b. Nov. 9, 1869. m. Ursula Ellis. Issue: H-252. Verner E. Wardlaw, b. Aug. 22, 1904. H-253. Esther Wardlaw, b. Jan. 24, 1910. H-254. Irine Wardlaw, b. June 13, 1914. G-150. Adeline Wardlaw, b. May 25, 1872. m. James Sroufe. Children: H-255. Norma Sroufe, b. Dec. 14, 1895. m. Floyd Jacobs. H-256. Clinton Sroufe, b. 1903. H-257. Flora Sroufe, b. 1908. G-151. Melville Wardlaw, b. Sept. 6, 1876. m. Edna Hayes. Children: H-258. Gladys Wardlaw, b. Nov. 26, 1909. H-259. Everett Wardlaw, b. Aug. 30, 1913. H-260. Pauline Wardlaw, b. Aug. 10, 1920. G-153. Charles Wardlaw, b. 1862. m. Susie Campbell. G-159. Mary L. Wardlaw. b. July 22, 1871, d. Nov. 3, 1903. m. Virgil Stanley. Children: H-261. Irma Stanley, b. July 15, 1892. H-262. Sally Stanley. G-160. Margaret M. Wardlaw, b. Sept. 15, 1873, d. Jan. 5, 1912. m. Arch Fiscus. Issue: H-263. Surna Fiscus, b. March 15, 1897. H-264. Ray Fiscus, b. Feb. 10. 1899. H-265. Madge Fiscus, b. Feb. 25, 1901. H-266. Wayne Fiscus, b. Feb. 25, 1901. H-267. Archie Fiscus, b. Dec. 26, 1912. G-161. Melvina F. Wardlaw, b. Jan. 17, 1876. m. Arch Naylor. Lives at Cincinnati, O. Issue: H-268. Anna Naylor. H-269. Laura Naylor. G-162. Cordelia C. Wardlaw, b. April 15, 1878. m. Clarence Grimes. Issue: H-270. Louise Grimes. H-271. Charles Grimes. G-163. Frank Wardlaw, b. Oct. 21, 1880. m. Lulu Whitenack. Lives near Morrow, O. Children: H-272. Margaret Wardlaw, b. Dec. 24, 1903, d. Oct. 28, 1904. H-273. Sarah M. Wardlaw. b. May 4, 1904. H-274. Walter Wardlaw, b. July 15, 1905. H-275. Ruth C. Wardlaw, b. March 6, 1907. G-164. William H. Wardlaw, b. July 18, 1883. m. Dec. 26, 1906, Nora S. Reeder (b. April 30, 1884). Lives Waynesville, O. Children: 210 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

H-276. Helen L. Wardlaw, b. Jan. 14, 1908. H-277. Nora V. Wardlaw, b. May 2, 1910. H-278. William Wayne Wardlaw, b. July 12, 1915. G-165. Clarence Earl Wardlaw, b. Sept. 27, 1885, d. March 2, 1918 m. Nellie Bonham. Issue: H-279. Cecil Wardlaw, b. Dec. 29, 1908. Lives Dayton. O. H-280. Francis Wardlaw, b. June 20, 1910. Lives Dayton, O. H-281. Emerson Wardlaw, b. May 7, 1914. Lives Dayton, O. G-181. Joseph Orlando Wardlaw, b. , 1880. Lives at Winchester, O m. Eva Miller. Issue : H-282. Elma Wardlaw, b: 1909. H-283. Lawrence Wardlaw, b. 1913. H-284. Paul Wardlaw, b. 1922. G-182. Julius Ferdinand Wardlaw, b. , 1882. Lives at Winchester, O. m. Elizabeth Wilson. Issue : H-285. Jessie Wardlaw, b. 1902. H-286. Clarence Wardlaw, b. 1910. H-287. Grace Wardlaw, b. 1915. G-183. Laura Jane Wardlaw, b. , 1884. Lives at Youngstown, O. m. Edwin Smittie. Issue: H-288. Esther Smittie. H-289. Blanche Smittie. G-184. Cora Emma Wardlaw, b. . Lives at Worthington, O. m. J. C. Henry. Issue: H-290. Orville Henry. G-186. William Otto Wardlaw, b. Aug. 4, 1892. lives Columbus, O. m. Bernice Cover. Children: H-291. Robert Cover Wardlaw, b. April 4, 1917. H-292. William Otto Wardlaw, b. Dec. 24, 1918. H-293. John Richard Wardlaw, b. Jan. 16, 1921. G-193. Hope C. Wardlaw, b. May 9, 1893. Lives at Waverly, O. m. Alverda Campbell. Issue: H-294. Frank Godfrey, b. Oct. 2, 1916. H-295. Helen Marie Wardlaw, b. Dec. 30, 1917. H-296. Mary Elizabeth Wardlaw. b. July 4, 1919, d. July 19, 1919. H-297. Bertha Lavinia Wardlaw, b. Dec. 26, 1922. G-196. Edna E. Wardlaw, b. Feb. 5, 1904. Lives at Waverly, O. m. J. Kenneth Bulmer. Issue: H-298. John Henry Bulmer, b. Jan. 2, 1921. G-197. Charles F. Wardlaw, b. Nov. 16, 1895. Lives in Texas, m. Dec. 24, 1916, Nellie L. Bothel (b. Nov. 20, 1898). Issue: H-299 Earl H. Wardlaw, b. Sept. 29, 1917. H-300. Alice L. Wardlaw, b. June 23, 1919. G-200. Ethan Ellsberry Wardlaw, b. June 28, 1880. Lives in Indiana, m. Maude Adams (b. March 13, 1886). Issue: H-301. Jennie M. Wardlaw, b. April 22, 1906. H-302. Nora M. Wardlaw, b. April 18, 1907. H-303. Lee Wardlaw, b. June 6, 1909. H-304. Elizabeth Wardlaw, b. July 8, 1912, d. Nov. 23, 1913. H-305. Cecil V. Wardlaw, b. May 11, 1913. H-306. Jacob E. Wardlaw, b. April 4, 1918. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 211

G-205. William Clyde Wardlaw, b. Aug. 11, 1891, d. Sept. 28, 1922. m. Nora Smith. Lived in Brown Co., O. Issue : H-307. Hugh E Wardlaw, b. July 6, 1918. H-308. Thurman E. Wardlaw, b. Dec. 31, 1920. H-309. Roberta Wardlaw, b. June 14, 1923. G-211. Clayton Jesse Wardlaw, b. May 20, 1882, near Wamsley, O. Lives at Columbus, O. Taught school. Graduated in law, Ohio Northern University, 1909, and admitted to Ohio bar same year. m. at Bradford, Pa., June 18, 1911, to Angeline Naomi Pecham (b. Nov. Bradford, Pa., June 18, 1911, to Angeline Naomi Peckham (b. Nov. 21, 1886), daughter of George W. and Anna (Stroup) Peckham, and granddaughter of John Wesley Peckham of Binghamton, N. Y. (See "Peckham Genealogy," page 405). Issue: H-310. Perry Peckham Wardlaw, b. Ashtabula, 0., May 5, 1913. H-311. Anna Susan Wardlaw, b. Columbus, O., July 31, 1916. H-312. George Clayton Wardlaw, b. June 4, 1918. H-313. Willis Wardlaw, b. Jan. 2, 1921. H-314. Robert Peleg Wardlaw, b. April 17, 1926. G-212. Jasper Warren Wardlaw, b. April 8, 1884. Lives at Sacramento, Calif, m. Feb. 8, 1909, to Lula Belle Hunter, daughter of James W. and Emma (Hinton) Hunter, and granddaughter of Lewis Hunter of Lairs Station, Ky. Issue: H-315. Nellie Frances Wardlaw, b. Cincinnati, O., Jan. 12, 1914. H-316. Jasper Hunter Wardlaw, b. Jan. 14, 1916. H-317. Paul Hinton Wardlaw, b. Jan. 21, 1921. H-318. Faith Wardlaw, b. Sacramento, Calif., Aug. 31, 1925. G-213. Wilbur Omer Wardlaw, b. April 9, 1886. Lives at Richmond, Ind. m. May 11, 1912, to Aimee Valera Bissell of Rockford, O., daugh­ ter of Chas. E. Bissell and Rebecca (VanHorn) Bissell. Issue: H-319. Wilbur Reid Wardlaw, b. Richmond, Ind., Feb. 23, 1913. H-320. Laurine Arminta Wardlaw, b. April 5, 1918. H-231. Jean Crista Wardlaw, b. Dec. 26, 1920. H-322. Duane Edwin Wardlaw, b. Aug. 12, 1926. G-224. Oscar Lee Wardlaw, b March 14, 1895. Lives near Arnheim, O. m. Esther Hanselman. Issue: H-322. Richard Lee Wardlaw, b. Aug. 13, 1921. H-323. William Lloyd Wardlaw, b. July 13, 1925. G-226. Elizabeth M. Day, b. Nov. 14, 1862. Lives at Ulysses, Nebr. m. 1st, Francis A. Miller; 2nd, G. R. Pollock. Issue: H-234. Armel Miller, b Nov. 29, 1886, d. Oct. 8, 1887. H-325. Francis A. Pollock, b. April 3, 1891. H-326. Lillian M. Pollock, b. Sept. 28, 1895. m. Tobey. G-227. Robert A. Day, b. March 5, 1865. Lives at Ulysses, Nebr. m Viola Empson. Issue: H-327. Marguerite Day, b. Nov. 25, 1897. m. Schlater. H-328. Robert Stanley Day, b. Sept. 10, 1908. H-329. William Albert Day, b. March 18, 1911. G-229. Lillian W. Day, b. Feb. 27, 1870. Lives at Ulysses, Nebr. m. Frank Palmer. Issue: H-330. Lucille Prudence Palmer, b. Jan. 23, 1902. 212 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

G-230. Osa Martha Day, b. Aug. 8, 1876. Lives at Ulysses, Nebr. m. James M. Stephens. Issue : H-331. Richard Edgar Stephens, b. Oct. 11, 1899. H-332. James Marion Stepphens, b. May 27, 1903. H-333. Gladys Elizabeth Stephens, b. July 3, 1905. H-334. John Albert Stephens, b. July 27, 1907. H-335. Robert Stewart Stephens, b. April 27, 1910. H-336. Mary Elinor Stephens, b. Feb. 23, 1914. H-337. William Madison Stephens, b. Jan. 30, 1916.

EIGHTH GENERATION

H- 9. Hattie Bell Wardlaw, b. Oct. 16, 1874. Lives at San Francisco, Calif, m. Oct. 2, 1897, to Harry James Treleaven. Issue: I- 1. Harold James Treleaven, b. July 26, 1898. m. Mary Ray Pettijohn. I- 2. Arda Izora Treleaven, b. Jan. 23, 1900. I- 3. John Thomas Treleaven, b. March 4, 1904. I- 4. Alexander Neal Treleaven, b. April 9, 1909. H- 10. Harry Dell Dardlaw, b. Feb. 6, 1877. Merchant at Greenville, Calif, m. Sept. 10, 1910, to Carile Wilson. Issue: I- 5. Justine Wardlaw, b. June 9, 1911. H- 11. Clyde Edgar Wardlaw, b. Oct. 26, 1881. Lives at Greenville, Calif. m. Oct. 17, 1906, to Sierra Patton Issue: I- 6. Claudine Wardlaw, b. Oct. 10, 1907. I- 7. John Edgar Wardlaw, b. April 17, 1922. H- 17. Robert Wardlaw, b. July 7, 1879. Lives at Santa Ana, Calif, m. Nov. 28, 1900, to Lida Swift. Issue: I- 20. Robert Clare Wardlaw, b. Jan. 19, 1902. I- 21. Harold Vance Wardlaw, b. Jan. 16, 1904. I- 22. Gladys Mae Wardlaw, b. Feb. 11, 1906. I- 23. Muriel Pearl Wardlaw, b. Nov. 25, 1912. I- 24. Donald Earl Wardlaw, b. May 10, 1915. H- 18. Stella Ruby Wardlaw, b. July 28, 1881. m. May 15, 1901, to Hen­ derson C. Cheney. Lives in California. Issue: I- 25. Ruby Eleanor Cheney, b. and d. May 27, 1911. H- 19. James Ray Wardlaw, b. Feb. 7, 1885. Lives in California, m. Sept. 26, 1907, to Myrtle Clark. Issue: I- 26. Helen Fay Wardlaw, b. May 4, 1908. I- 27. Ethel Louise Wardlaw, b. Feb. 23, 1910. I- 28. Martha Alice Wardlaw, b. Oct. 19, 1912. I- 29. Floyd Wardlaw, b. Feb. 8, 1920. 1 30. Lloyd Wardlaw, b. Feb. 8, 1920. I- 31. Thelma Rae Wardlaw, b. Jan. 16, 1922. H- 33. Clyde O. Wardlaw, b. Jan. 26, 1898. Lives at Detroit, Mich. m. Elsie West. Issue: I- 32. Max V. Wardlaw. H-35. Arthur M. Wardlaw, b. Aug. 6, 1904. Lives at Jasepr, Mo. m. Ethel Ingle. Issue: I- 33. Glenn A. Wardlaw. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 213

H- 49. James Tillman Wardlaw, b. Feb. 22, 1880. Lives at Des Moines, Ia. m. Oma Sloan. Issue: I- 34. Lindel Wardlaw. Lives at Casper, Wyo. I- 35. Edna Wardlaw. Lives at Ottumwa, Ia. I- 36. Marie Wardlaw. Lives at Bend, Ore. H- 52. William Paul Wardlaw, b. May 3, 893. Farmer at West Grove, Ia. m. Abigail Goode. Children: I- 37. Eva Claudine Wardlaw, b. Dec. 12, 1914. I- 38. Paul Wardlaw, b. May 4, 1917. I- 39. Edsel Ray Wardlaw, b. Sept. 30, 1918. I- 40. Bernadine Elizabeth Wardlaw, b. Nov. 13, 1923. I- 41. Lee Edson Wardlaw, b. June 3, 1925. H- 61. Claude H. Wardlaw, b. Feb. 9, 1885. Lives at Mount Oreb, O. m. Amy Cowdery. Children : I- 42. Madge Wardlaw, b. Oct. 25, 1907. I- 43. Ruth Wardlaw, b. Oct. 8, 1910. I- 44. Faye Wardlaw, b. Aug. 28, 1915, d. Feb. 25, 1920. H- 63. Ethel Wardlaw, b. Dec. 12, 1897. Lives in Brown Co., O. m. Emil Patton. Children: I- 45,. Lloyd Patton, b. Dec. 3, 1916. I- 46. Gerald Patton, b. Nov. 7, 1918. I- 47. Martha Patton, b. Aug. 8, 1920. H- 64. Vera Wardlaw, b. Feb. 15, 1899. m. William Faul. Lives in Brown Co., O. Issue : I- 48. John David Faul, b. Dec. 25, 1916. I- 49. Gladys Faul, b. March 21, 1918. I- 50. Earl Faul, b. Jan. 31, 1920. I 51. Charles Faul, b. Nov. 23, 1923. H- 97. John William Wardlaw, b. June 2, 1896. Lives at Quincy, 111. m. Hazel Darnell. Children: I- 52. Dessie Eva Wardlaw, b. Nov. 30, 1916. I- 53. Lillian Viola Wardlaw, b. Feb. 3, 1918. I- 54. Una Bell Wardlaw, b. April 30, 1920. I- 55. Edith May Wardlaw, b. March 3, 1924. H-105. Lester Wardlaw, b. Oct. 27, 1901. Teacher. Lives at Mt. Oreb, O. m. Maud Conover. Issue : I- 56. H-129. Emma Wardlaw, b. May 13, 1872. Lives in Kewanee, 111. m. Leroy Millhouse. Issue: I- 57. Grace Ethel Millhouse, b. Sept. 4, 1893. I- 58. George Gilbert Millhouse, b. Oct. 3, 1894. I- 59. Madge M. Millhouse, b. May 3, 1901. I- 60. Louise Leone Millhouse, b. Jan. 22, 1903. H-132. John C. Wardlaw, b. Nov. 27, 1876. Fruit merchant at Montrose, Iowa. m. Mary M. Hentzel. Issue: I- 61. Martha E. Wardlaw, b.'Dec. 9, 1906. I- 62. Ellis H. Wardlaw, b. Oct. 20, 1912. I- 63. Inez Mary Wardlaw, b. Aug. 24, 1914. H-133. David Allen Wardlaw, b. May 25, 1878. Lives at Montrose, Ia. m. Myrtle Dresser and has four children. 214 GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY

H-137. Louis Wardlaw, b. April 17, 1880. Lives at Rock Island, 111. m. Gertrude Olive Dewey (b. July 15, 1880). Issue: I- 68. Helen Lois Wardlaw, b. July 20, 1913. I- 69. Harold Dewey Wardlaw, b. March 28, 1916. I- 70. William Robert Wardlaw, b. Oct. 10, 1918. H-146. Charles H. Wardlaw, b. March 24, 1884. Lives at Montrose. Ia. m. Gladys Griswold. Issue: I- 71. Myra M. Wardlaw, b. Feb. 26, 1913. I- 72. Theodore G. Wardlaw, b. Sept. 14,' 1914. I- 73. Phyllis L. Wardlaw, b. Nov. 6, 1916. I- 74. Robert W. Wardlaw, b. March 22, 1921. H-147. Harry V. Wardlaw, b. July 19, 1886. Lives at Montrose, Ia. m. Susan Younkin. Issue: 1- 75. Paul R. Wardlaw, b. Oct. 21, 1914. I- 76. Anna L. Wardlaw, b. Oct. 6, 1916, d. Nov 5, 1923. I- 77. Phoebe Wardlaw, b. July 27, 1919. I- 78. Priscilla E. Wardlaw, b. Jan. 13, 1920. I- 79. Leroy V. Wardlaw, b. Aug. 1, 1922. H-148. Ella M. Wardlaw, b. March 20, 1889. Lives at Montrose, Ia. m. Harry Dresser. Issue: I- 80. Ruth L. Dresser, b. Aug. 6, 1911. I- 81. Harry D. Dresser, b. Dec. 12, 1917. I- 82. Howard R. Dresser, b. Feb. 17, 1920. I- 83. Eleanor M. Dresser, b. Sept. 18, 1922. H-149. Clarence A. Wardlaw, b. Oct. 9, 1891. Lives at Montrose, Ia. m. Letta Giles. Issue: I- 84. Eulah E. Wardlaw, b. Feb. 7, 1914. I- 85. Lucille M. Wardlaw, b. Oct. 18, 1915. I- 86. Edith M. Wardlaw, b. Nov. 23, 1917. I- 87. Nellie M. Wardlaw, b. Sept. 20, 1920. H-153. Tessie I. Wardlaw, b. Dec. 1, 1884. Lives at Litchefild, 111. m. D. J. Wilson, who died Oct. 7, 1925. Issue: I- 88. Leo H. Wilson, b. April 13, 1901. m. Letta and has two children: Carl Eugene Wilson, b. May 28, 1923, and Shirley Marie Wilson, b. Dec. 16, 1924. I- 89. Kenneth Roy Wilson, b. March 2, 1904. I- 90. Addie Marie Wilson, b. July 7, 1906. m. Sterling E. Kidd and they have Sterling Robert Kidd, b. Feb. 22, 1925. H-154. Addie I. Wardlaw, b. Dec. 31, 1886. Lives at Chillicothe, O. m. Louis H Carter. Issue : I- 91. Mildred Lucille Carter, b. May 18, 1904. m. A. R. Parker. I- 92. Adessa Bernell Carter, b. June 19, 1910. H-155. Gordon E. Wardlaw, b. Feb. 12, 1891. Lives at Beardstown. 111. m. Hallie Clark. Children : I- 93. Robert Clark Wardlaw, b. June 21, 1918. I- 94. Bettie Janice Wardlaw, b. Feb. 14, 1920. H-157. David Ellsworth Wardlaw, b. Dec, 1885. Lives at Indianapolis, Ind. m. Irena Leonard. Issue: I- 95. Wealthy Wardlaw, b. Aug. 2, 1911. I- 96. Florence Wardlaw, b. Dec. 10, 1913. GENEALOGY OF THE WARDLAW FAMILY 215

I- 97. Leonard Wardlaw, b. Oct. 21, 1917. I- 98. Yunema Wardlaw, b. April 6, 1924. H-158. Worth Wardlaw, b. Aug. 10, 1891. Lives at Eugene, Oregon, m. Hazel Manship. Issue: I- 99. Esther Wardlaw, b. Sept. 18, 1915. 1-100. Franklin Wardlaw, b. Sept. 18, 1917. 1-102. Clara Elizabeth Manny, b. Sept. 19, 1923. H-166. Edna Belle Wardlaw, b. Jan. 4, 1903. m. William Manny. Issue: 1-102. Clara Elizabeth Manny, b. Sept. 19, 1923. 1-103. Mary Katherine Manny, b. Oct. 30, 1925. H-211. Emil Wardlaw, b. , 1889. Lives at Mt. Oreb, O. m. Grace Vance Issue: 1-104. Janice Wardlaw, b. 1909. 1-105. Byron Wardlaw, b. 1910. 1-106. Morris Wardlaw.