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THE FAMILY RECORD

OF DAVID RITTENBOUSE

INCLUDING HIS SISTERS ESTHER, ANNE AND ELEANOR.

ALSO, BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE

AND MARGARET RITTENHOUSE MORGAN

BY DANIEL K.CASSEL OF GERMANTOWN, PHILADELPHIA, PA.

I NORRISTOWN, PA. : HERALD PRINTING AND BINDING ROOMS. 1897. B *v* v p3 I

ELIZABETH RITTENHOUSE SERGEANT.

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DAVID RITTENHOUSE.

CHILDREN OF No. 38. VOL. I. DAVID RITTENHOUSE*, of Matthias3, of Nicho­ las 2,ofWilliam1". 7 Indiridutl Family Gra. No. No.' 5 4200 1 Elizabeth Rittenkouse,b. about 1767; m. Jonathan Dickinson Sergeant, Esq., of Philadelphia, at the close of the year 1788 ;it was his second marriage. Mr.Jonathan Dickinson Sergeant was an eminent lawyer in Philadelphia, and for some time Attorney General of Penn­ sylvania ;he was one of the fivepersons delegated on the 20th of February, 1776, by the convention of New Jersey (where he then resided) to represent that colony in Congress. His col­ leagues were the late Governor Livingstone and John de Hart, Richard Smith and John Cooper, Esquires. Mr.Sergeant died with the yellow fever, in Philadelphia, on the Bth of October, 1793. He left a son and two daughters by this marriage. He was the first Attorney General of Pennsyl­ vania. Instead of leaving the city during the time of the yellow fever, 1793, he remained in the city,and was a leader of those who devoted their time and money to the establishing ofhos­ pitals for the relief of the sick. No doubt many lives were saved through his action, although he became* a prey to the disease and died while engaged in the good cause. Their children were Esther, David and Frances. 6 DAVID RITTENHOUSE. Indlridaal Family Gen." No. No. 5 4201 2 Esther Rittenhouse, b. about 1770 ; m. Nich­ olas Baker Waters, M. DMDM of Philadel­ phia, in 1790, a young physician of re­ / spectable talents and amiable disposition ; he died of a pulmonary disease in Au­ gust, 1794, at a very early age, leaving one son, who died young, on September 4, 18 13, aged 22 years, named David Rittenhouse Waters. David Rittenhouse named his second jdaughter Esther, in compliment to his sister, Mrs. Thomas Barton. Ina letter to the Rev. Thomas Barton, written on the occasion of the birth of this younger child,he says :"Tomeit is a matter of indifference, but to my Eleanor it was a great disappointment, to have a girl, having promised herself a boy ; and it had long since been resolved that this child,if a son, should be called Thomas, after yourself." The oldest daughter was named Elizabeth, after his own mother. 5 4202 3 There was one daughter by the second mar­ riage, but she died quite young.

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CHILDREN OF No. 4200. ELIZABETHRITTENHOLfSEs (Sergeant), ofDavid*, 2 1 ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William. 6 4203 1 Esther Rittenhouse Sergeant, b. October 16, 1789; d. June 4, 1870; m. Dr. William P. C. Barton, of the U. S. Navy,in 18 14; 1, 8, children, Elizabeth Emma 4, Julia Ade­ lines, Harriet, William,Emma, William, Mary, Lavinia, Clara, Selina, William; one died in infancy. 6 4204 2 David Rittenhouse Sergeant, b. July 1, 1791 ; d. August 8, 1872 ; unmarried. V DAVID RITTENHOUSE. v 7 IndiTttual' • Funllr Got. %>. No. 6 4205 3 Frances Rittenhouse Sergeant, b. November 17, 1793 ;. d. November 3,1847 ;m. John Cole Lowber ;children, Elizabeth, Alice, William, Henry, Frances.

CHILDREN OF No. 4203. ESTHER RITTENHOUSE SERGEANT 6 (Barton), of Elizabeth Rittenhouse 5 (Sergeant), ofDavid4,ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas 2,of William?. 7 4206 1 Elisabeth Sergeant Barton, b.April28, 1815 ; d. August 23, 1895 ;m. Samuel Abbot, of Boston, April28, 1840; he was born October 10, 1807; d. October 4, 1873; children, Caroline, Elizabeth, George M., Elizabeth, Lewis, Charles, Fanny. 7 4207 2 Emma Barton, b. 1816; d. aged 5 years. 7 4208 3 Julia Barton, b.'-iBi7; d. June 26, 1884; m. Dr. J. Dickinson Miller,U.S.Navy. Dr.Miller was of distinguished ancestry. His grand­ father, Rev. John. Miller, a Presbyterian pastor, of Dover, Del., came from Boston, Mass. The latter's mother was a great-granddaughter of John Alden, one of the heroes of the Mayflower, and associated in New England history with the romantic story of Captain Miles Standish. On the maternal side Dr. Miller was no less distinguishedly connected. His mother was the daughter of Jonathan Dickinson Sergeant (if so, must be by second marriage), a member of the Continental Congress, and his-great-grandmother was a daughter ofJona­ than Dickinson, the first President of Princeton College, 8 DAVID RITTENHOUSE.

IndiTidnal Family Gen. No. No. 7 4209 4 Adeline Barton, b.June 5, 1818; m. Thomas Howard Paschal, deceased. c 7 4210 5 Harriet Butler Barton, d. young. 7 42 11 6 WilliamBarton, d. young. 7 4212 7 Emma Barton, b.June 3, 1822 ;m.the Hon. Frederick Carroll Brewster, March 25, 1850; she d. September 4, 1882.

FREDERICK CARROLL BREWSTER. Ex-Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, ex-Attorney- General of Pennsylvania, and one of the leaders of the Phila­ delphia bar, was born in Philadelphia, in the old city proper, May 15, 1825. In very early boyhood Judge Brewster was sent to the old Friends' Select School, at Fourth and Arch streets. There he was carefully trained and rapidly fitted out for col­ lege. He entered the University ofPennsylvania, then located in the old Ninth street buildings, while Rev. .Dr. Lud­ low, the father of the late Judge Ludlow, was provost. The young student displayed wonderful industry and aptness for learning whatever was taught him, until in 184 1, when, just about sixteen years of age, he graduated with all the honors of the institution, making apublic address at the commencement. William Henry Rawle and Hon. Horatio Gates Jones were college mates with him. Judge Brewster has always maintained an active relationship with the friends of the University, and he has often given evidence of the interest he feels in the permanent reputation and future welfare of his Alma Mater. He was for several years president of the Society of the Alumni,and on several occa­ sions he has been called upon to deliver addresses to the stu­ dents and patrons of the University of Pennsylvania, in West DAVID RITTENHOXJSE. 9 Philadelphia, and he was the orator at the laying of the cor­ ner-stone of the new edifice. In testimony of the esteem entertained for himby the University, he was, some years ago, honored with the degree of Doctor of Laws. Shortly after his graduation he entered the office ofhis father, where he enjoyed rare advantages for the study of the law. In 1844 he was admitted to practice, and speedily gained an extensive and lucrative patronage. This success was principally achieved in the civil courts, but itis by his conduct of famous criminal trials in which he has participated that his distinguished reputation as one of the famous lawyers of his day was first won." jFor his success in several famous criminal cases, see The Saturday Review and Republic" of May 9, 1891. In 1862 he was chosen to the official position of City Solicitor. Three years later he was re-elected to the same office. He did not, however, finish his second term, in consequence of being chosen, in October, 1866, a Judge of the Common Pleas Court of Philadelphia. His term ofoffice was for ten years, but, on October 23, 1869, he was tendered the Attorney-Generalship of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl­ vania, by Governor Geary. He accepted this office, retaining ituntil the close of.the Governor's term of office. He then returned to the practice of his profession, in which he still continues. Although all his life a very busy man, he has found time to collate and write several valuable legal works. Judge Brewster was married, in1850, to Emma, daughter of the late W. P. C.Barton, M.D.fa grandson ofRev. Thomas Barton and Esther Rittenhouse, sister of David Rittenhouse, the celebrated astronomer), at one time senior Surgeon of the United States Navy. Of his sons, two, Frederick C. and Francis* E., are prominent members of the Philadelphia bar. IndMduil Family Gen. No. No. 7 4213 8 William Barton, d. young. 7 4214 , 9 MaryBarton, d. unm., in 1856. 7 4215 10 Lavinia Barton. ¦9 RITTENHOUSE, 10 DAVID

Indiridaal Family Gen. No. No. 7 4216 . II Clara Barton. 7 4217 12 Selina Barton, b.about 1830. 7 4218 13 William AlfredBarton, d. young. 7 4219 14 One, whose name Idid not get, died in in­ fancy.

CHILDREN OF No. 4205. FRANCES RITTENHOUSE SERGEANT 6 (Lowber), of Elizabeth Rittenhouse s (Sergeant), of David4,of Mat­ thias 3,ofNicholas 2,of William1. 7 4220 1 Elizabeth Lowber, b ;d. unm. 7 422 1 2 Alice Lowber, b. ;d. unm. 7 4222 3 William Lowber, b. ; deceased m. Eliza­ beth, daughter of Edward Ingersoll; had one child, who died young; no issue living. 7 4223 4 Henry Sergeant Lowber, m. Charlotte Bleecker Lansdale, daughter of Dr. Lansdale. He is an attorney-at-law and resides in Germantown, Philadelphia ;no issue. 7 4224 5 Frances Lowber, d. unm.

CHILDREN OF No. 4206. ELIZABETH SERGEANT BARTON? (Abbot), of Esther Rittenhouse Sergeant 6 (Barton), of Elizabeth Rittenhouse Sergeant 5,of David4,of Matthias 3;of Nich­ olas 2,ofWilliam1.

V DAVID RITTENHOUSE. 11 IndMdual Family Gen. No. No. 8 4225 1 Caroline Secomb Abbot, b.June 11, 1841 ; d. December 7, 1864. 8 4226 2 Elizabeth Sergeant Abbot, b. September 29, 1843; d. January 16, 1849. 8 4227 3 George Maurice Abbot, b. August 14, 1846, in Philadelphia; m. October 14, 1876, t0 Fannie Watson, daughter of James A. Farnum ;Mr.Abbot is treasurer of the Philadelphia Library; resides at Ger­ mantown ; have one child,Elsie. 8 4228 4 Lewis Abbot, b. April. 27, 1850; d. October 24, 185 1. 8 4229 5 Charles Abbot, b.January n, 185.3; d. Feb­ ruary 4, 1853. 8 4230 6 Fannie Donelson Abbot,h. January 25, 1856; resides at Germantown.

CHILDREN OF No. 4208. . JULIA BARTON? (Miller), of Esther Rittenhouse Sergeant 6 (Barton), of Elizabeth Rittenhouse s (Sergeant), 4, 2, 1 of David ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas ofWilliam.

8 4231 1 Julia Rittenhouse Miller, d. unm., aged 21 years.

8 4232 2 Edward Rittenhouse Miller, m. Gertrude Roberts, of Wayne Junction, German­ town;res. near Gorgas lane, called Mil­ ler's stock farm (White Oak) ; no issue. 8 4233 3 Dickinson Miller,d.in infancy. 12 DAVID RITTENHOUSE.

CHILDREN OF No. 4212. EMMA BARTON? (F. C. Brewster), of Esther Rit­ tenhouse Sergeant 6(Wm. P. C. Barton), of Elizabeth Rit­ 5 4 8 tenhouse (Sergeant), of David ,ofMatthias 3, ofNicholas , of William1. Individual family Gen. Mo. No. 8 4234 1 Frederick Carroll Brewster, Jr., b. January 4, 1851; m. November 21, 1881, to Sophia Grace, daughter of Senator Wm. J. Almon, M.D., of Halifax, Nova Sco­ tia ; children, Emma Barton, Frederick Carroll, Sergeant Barton, William J. Almon, Clarance Barton, Elizabeth L. Almon. 8 4235 2 Francis Enoch Brewster, b. March 17, 1852. 8 4236 3 William Barton Brewster, b. May 23, 1854; m. November 14, 1878, Caroline Eliza­ beth, daughter of James E. Caldwell; one child, Geraldine. 8 4237 4 Samuel Barton Brewster, b. April 1, 1856; d. September 4, 1882. 8 4237 5 David Sergeant Brewster, b. July 28, 1858; d. August 18, 1864. 8 4238 6 Emma Barton Brewster, b. September 24, 1861; m. March 22, 1887, to Alfred Guillou, son of Rene Guillou; children, Alfred, Victor and Rene.

8 4239 7 Esther Sergeant Brewster, b. December 1, 1863. DAVID RITTENHOUSE. 13 CHILDREN OF No. 4227. GEORGE MAURICE ABBOT8,of Elizabeth Ser­ geant Barton 7(Abbot), of Esther Rittenhouse Sergeant 6 Sergeant 3 (Barton), of Elizabeth Rittenhouse ,of David 4, 2 1 ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William. IndiYlduml Family Ota. No. No. 9 4240 1 Elsie.

CHILDREN OF No. 4234. FREDERICK CARROLL BREWSTER, JR8., of Emma Barton 7 (F. C. Brewster), of Esther Rittenhouse Sergeant 6(Wm. P. C. Barton), of Elizabeth Rittenhouse s 2 (Sergeant), of David 4, of Matthias 3, of Nicholas ,of Wil­ liam1. 9 4244 1 Emma Barton Brewster. 9 4245 2 Frederick Carroll Brewster, 3d. 9 4246 3 Sergeant Barton Brewster. 9 4247 4 William J. Almon Brewster. 9 4248 5 Clarance Barton Brewster. 9 4249 6 Elizabeth L. Almon Brewster.

CHILDREN OF No. 4236. WILLIAMBARTON BREWSTER 8,of Emma Bar­ ton7 (F. C. Brewster), of Esther Rittenhouse Sergeant 6 (Wm. P. C. Barton), of Elizabeth Rittenhouse s (Sergeant), 2 1 4, , of David ofMatthias 3, ofNicholas of William. 9 4249 1 Geraldine Brewster. 14 DAVID RITTENHOUSE. CHILDREN OF No. 4238. EMMA BARTON BREWSTER 8 (Guillou), of Emma Barton 7(F. C.Brewster), ofEsther Rittenhouse Sergeant 6 (Wm. P. C. Barton), of Elizabeth Rittenhouse s (Sergeant), 8 1 ofDavid 4, ofMatthias 3, ofNicholas ,ofWilliam. IndlridnM Family Gen. No. No. 9 4250 1 Alfred Victor Guillou. 9 4251 2 Rine Guillou.

CHILDREN OF No. 40. VOL. I. ELEANOR RITTENHOUSE* (Evans), of Matthias*, of Nicholas 2,of William1. 5 4252 1 Benjamin Evans. In middle age he mar­ ried the daughter of John Brown, of Chester county, Pa. This proved to be a happy union. He inherited a valuable farm from Mr.Brown and raised a family of four intelligent daughters ; he died about 1837. Daniel Evans, the husband of Eleanor Rittenhouse (No. 40, page 214, Vol.I, History of Rittenhouse Family), died suddenly, he having quitted the harvest field somewhat indis­ posed ; retired to bed, and in a few minutes afterwards was found dead; he died about 1790. 5 4253 2 Matthias Evans, located in Pittsburg, was a successful builder ; he died a few years prior to his brother, David, about 1834; unmarried. 5 4254 3 David Evans, m. Elizabeth Carson, of Phila­ delphia ;at an early age he migrated to Pittsburg, Pa., which was then rising from an old frontier fort into a commer­ DAVID RITTENHOUSE. 15 Indiridual Family Gen. No. No.­ 6 4254 3 cial city. By a prudent course he be­ wealthy. daughter came ' One and three sons survive him, David, Benjamin, Jo­ seph and Mary; he died about 1836. 5 4255 4 Hannah Evans, m. Dr. William Smith, of Trappe, Montgomery county, Pa.; no issue. In this family Eleanor Evans spent the latter part of her life,and died about 1809. She was the mother of Hannah Evans. InFebruary, 18 16, Mrs. Smith was taken down with typhus pleurisy; Miss Armstrong was called on to watch over the sick-bed. Ina few days the doctor was prostrated, and next Miss Armstrong, all three dying within a space of two weeks. 5 4256 5 Elizabeth Evans, b. 1767; d. June 14, 1802, aged 35 years; m. Joseph Armstrong ; had five sons and one daughter, three of whom died before the death ofthe mother (in 1802); the last born died in 1804, aged about three years. In 1816 Eleanor, the only daughter, died, aged 22 years, leaving only one son, A.E. Armstrong, from whose manu­ script Ihave the above information. This A.E.Armstrong married a Miss Baker, daughter of John Baker, of Lower Providence, Montgomery county, Pa., whose wife was a Miss Roberts, of Welsh extraction.

CHILDREN OF No. 4254. DAVID EVANSS,of Eleanor Rittenhouse* (Evans), 2 1 ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William. 6 4257 1 Elisabeth Evans, unm. 6 4258 2 Ellen Evans, d. aged 18 or 19 years. 16 DAVID RITTENHOUSE.

IndlTidul Family G*n. No. No. 6 4259 3 Mary Evans, b. December 16, 1794, at Nor­ ristown, Pa.; m. John B. Bayard; he had a son, David E. Bayard, residing at East Liberty, near Pittsburg, Pa., and is a near relative to Senator Bayard, of Delaware.

6 4260 4 Anne Evans, m. Marcus Wilson, of Wheel­ ing, Va. ;had the firstpaper millin Vir­ ginia. 6 4261 5 Susan Evans, d. single, 20 or 21 years of age. 6 4262 6 Hannah Smith Evans, m., first, Dr. John Gladden, second, Rev. William Eaton.

CHILDREN OF No. 39. VOL. I. ANNIERITTENHOUSE*, ofMatthias 3, ofNicholas 2, of William1. Annie Rittenhouse, sister of David Rittenhouse, died in 1762, aged 26 years. She was married to George Shoe­ maker, and had one son, Jacob, who was killed inbattle in 178 1, in South Carolina; had advanced to the rank of lieu­ tenant. Memoirs on David Rittenhouse, p. 143.

CHILDREN OF No. 41. VOL. I. ESTHER RITTENHOUSE* (Barton, Rev. Thomas), of Matthias*, of Nicholas 2,ofWilliam1. 5 4261 1 William Barton, m. Elizabeth Rhea. He was the oldest son of Rev. Thomas Barton, and was a man of solid ability and great energy ofcharacter. InSep­ DAVID RITTENHOUSE. 17

tember, 1775, at the suggestion of his father, he left America for England, bearing with him letters of recommendation from Bishop Peters and other persons. While in Europe he laid the foundation of his education, and otherwise advanced his literary interests, for which he had a peculiar fondness. He left England in 1778 and returned to America, by way of Holland and the West Indies, and landed at Baltimore Janu­ ary 8, 1779. On his passage from the West Indies to the Continent he assisted inmaking prize of a British privateer, which was brought to Baltimore. Immediately upon landing he took the oath of fidelity and allegiance to the United States Government. Upon his arrival at Lancaster he re­ ceived a letter from David" Rittenhouse, dated January 24, 1779, in which he says : Imost sincerely congratulate you on your safe arrival, and ,impatiently expect the pleasure of seeing you here. Ireceived yours from Baltimore ten days after the date, and immediately wrote to your father, suppos­ ing him to be stillin New York; though we cannot be certain as to that matter." He was shortly afterwards admitted to the Lancaster bar, and also chosen an officer of the militia of the borough of Lancaster. His advocacy of the cause of the struggling colonies was warm and enthusiastic. On the 18th of August, 1789, he was nominated by President Washington, one of the Judges ofthe Western Territory,and the Senate rati­ fied the nomination. He was afterwards (withbut two excep­ tions) unanimously recommended by the Lancaster bar for the appointment to the President Judgeship of the District, composed of the counties of Lancaster, Chester, York and Dauphin. In 1779 ne was an ardent Republican and staunch advocate of the election of Thomas McKean for Governor of Pennsylvania. Being a finished scholar and a fine writer, he was, during that campaign, the one generally selected to draft the Democratic addresses, then a leading feature of political parties. He was, in 1800, appointed Prothonotary of Lan­ caster county, and this office, together with the commission ofClerk of the Orphans' Court, which he obtained in 1803, he held up to 1809, when he was succeeded by John Pass­ 18 DAVID RIfTENHOUSE. more. He afterwards removed to Philadelphia, and was chosen secretary of the American Philosophical Society of Philadelphia. He obtained from the University of Pennsyl­ vania the honoraiy titleof Master of Arts. He is the author ofa dissertation on the Freedom of Navigation and Maritime Commerce, and also of a biography of the philosopher, David Rittenhouse. He has also written a work on the abolition of trial by jury, wherein he vigorously and ably opposed the proposition. On the fly-leaf is written : "ToR. P. Barton. From his Bro­ ther, the Author." The work is in the possession of Randolph Barton, who is a grandson of R. P. Barton, and is an attorney-at law at Baltimore, Md. Individual F»milj Gen. No. No. 5 4262 2 Esther Barton, b. April 17, 17^6; m. March 3, 1774, to Paul Zantzinger, of Lancaster, by Rev. Dr.Smith ; he was a merchant in the borough of Lancaster, Pa. ; he went to camp at Elizabeth, New Jersey. Mr.Bryan writes, March 15, 1779, that Zantzinger has a design of getting liberty topass into New York. For this pur­ pose he willhold forth his desire to visit his father-in law, Rev. Thomas Barton, now in that city. Itis probable that he was accompanied by William Bar­ ton, who lately returned from England, and was a son of Rev. Thomas Barton. John Paul Zantzinger, of Lancaster, was a merchant and an honorable, high-minded gentleman. They had sixteen children, and resided at Lancaster, Pa.; he was born 1744, and died June 23, 1817, aged 73 years. 5* 4263 3 Benjamin Smith Barton, b. February 10, 1766; m. Mary Pennington, b. March 17, 177 1;he was the son of Rev. Thomas Barton and Esther Rittenhouse. HETTY BARTON ZANTZINGER

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Soon after the death of his parents he moved to the family of a brother in Philadelphia, in 1782, where he spent several years in the study of literature, the sciences, and medicine; in 1776 he went to Great Britain and prosecuted his medical studies at Edinburgh and London. He after­ wards visited Gottingen, and there obtained the degree of Doctor of Medicine. On returning to Philadelphia, in 1789, he established himself as a physician in the city, and his su­ perior talents and education soon procured him competent em­ ployment. He was that year appointed Professor ofNatural His­ toryand Botany in the College ofPhiladelphia, and continued in that office on the incorporation of the college withlihe Uni­ versity, in 1791. He was appointed Professor of Materia Medica on the resignation of Dr.Griffith; and on the death of Dr. Rush, succeeded him in the department of the Theory and Practice of Medicine. "He died December 19, 1816. In 1803 he published Elements of Botany, or Outlines of the Natural History of Vegetables, &c." Dr. Barton has the honor ofbeing the first American who gave tohis country an elementary work on "botany. He also published Collections for an Essay Towards a Materia Medica of the United States." publication " In 1805 Dr. Barton commenced the of the Medical and Physical Journal." Individual Funlljr Gen. No. No. 5 4264 4 Matthias Barton, b. 1762; d. January v, 1809 ;m. Esther Cox, daughter of Tench Cox ;had no issue. He was a son of Rev. Thomas Barton. He was admitted to the bar in 1778, and was elected, from Lancaster county, to the Legislature in the years 1793, 1794 and 1795. In 1796 he was elected to the Senate of Pennsylvania, and re-elected in 1800. He was a man of superior culture and possessed a great fondness for natural history. He was a gentlem in, very amiable in his manners, of unspotted, private virtue, and whose charms in society endeared him to all with whom he 20 DAVID RITTENHOUSE. came in contact. He was a useful citizen,and ranked among the ablest men ofPennsylvania. He died January v, 1809, in the 47th yeaf ofhis age. Individual Family No. No. 5 4265 5 David Rittenhouse Barton, m. Catharine Graeff, in 1793 ; his children were, Esther R., Edmund, George Washing­ ton and John Graeff. 5 4266 6 Thomas Barton, m. a Lancaster lady ; had three children, Hettie, George, Julianna. 5 4-67 7 Julianna Susanna Barton, m. John . Moore White (Major), of New Jersey ; had one child. Judge White was the son ofMajor White, a merchant of Philadelphia, and a Revolutionary officer, whose mother was the daughter of Alexander Moore, of Bridgeton, N. J. His parents dying while he was an infant, he was reared by his grandparents, from whom he inherited a large estate in Bridgeton, N. J. He subsequently moved to Woodbury, N. J., in 1808, where, he practiced law, and was appointed At­ torney General of the state, in 1833, an<^ Judge of the Su­ preme Court, in 1838. He was a tall, fine-looking man, and died in iB6O, having lived to the age of92 years. His father, Major White, was an aid to General Sullivan, and was wounded at the battle of Germantown ; he, however, followed with the retreating army, and died at a farm house on the Skippack road. He was buried with General Nash and others in the Mennonite burying-ground, at Kulpsville, Montgomery county. Pa., about twenty-five miles north of Phil­ adelphia, where a monument has been erected to their memory. His handsome appearance" and dress had conferred on him the soubriquet of Beau White." His gold watch and sleeve buttons, decorated with blue enameled crest and monogram, are in the possession of a lady collaterally related. A letter from Judge White to a friend, says : JOHN MOORE WHITI

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DAVID RITTENHOUSE. 21 " Iam tied here for the whole of this week, if not next, which, under all circumstances, is to me (as friends say) a great cross. Ihad much rather be with you at Newark or elsewhere. May that Iwill some day when you are more engaged than myself ask me to run of with, once for a day or so, and see friend. Ithink there is no probability that Ican go away from here this week, and Iam in court every day from 10 to Io'clock, and then from 3 to candlelight. Iam dear sir, with much respect, Your friend, etc., Moore White. Individual Family John G»n. No. No.' 5 4268 8 Richard Peters Barton, d. January, 1821 ;m. Martha" Walker, daughter of Dr.Walker, of Kingston," the name of the family mansion, in Dinwiddie county, Virginia. He acquired property and moved to the Valley of Vir­ ginia, and settled about six miles south of Winchester, Vir­ ginia. He died January 10, 1821, the owner of a beautiful estate in that lovely country, to which he was probably at­ tracted by its resemblance to Lancaster county, Pa. His sons were, Richard, Robert and David Walker.

CHILDREN OF No. 4261. WILLIAM BARTONs, ofEsther Rittenhouse* (Bar­ 2 1 (See ton), of Matthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William. 4203.) 6 4269 1 John Rhea Barton, M. D., d. January 1, 1871 ; m. Miss Annie Frazer, and by her had two children ;she died ;he married a second time, to Susan Ridgway, a daughter of Jacob Ridgway, and widow of Dr.Rotch, ofNew Bedford. He was born at Lancaster, Pa. He was a leading physician of Philadelphia, and gradu­ ated with distinction at the University of Pennsylvania, soon 22 DAVID RITTENHOUSE. attaining a position as surgeon, and excelled in the treatment of difficultcases. His treatment of compound fractures of the leg by bran dressing is still followed in our large hos­ pitals. His name has been associated with a peculiar frac­ ture of the radius, involving the wrist joint, and with an in­ genious bandage for dressing a broken jaw. He (lied at his residence, on South Broad street, Philadelphia, on January I, 1871. Individual Family Gen. No. No. 6 4270 2 William P. C.Barton,b. November 17, 1786; d February 29, 1856; m. Esther Ritten­ house Sergeant ; d June 4, 1870. (See 4203.) Itis a well known fact that William P. C. Barton and each member ofhis class at Princeton took the name of some celebrated man. William P. C. Barton took that ofCount Crillon. His cousin, John Rhea Smith (John R. C. Smith), took the name of Clarendon. They retained the initials of their college names to the end oftheir lives. William P. C. Barton was born in Philadelphia, Novem ber 17, 1786, and graduated from Princeton College in 1805, and commenced the practice of medicine under the direction ofhis uncle, Dr. Benjamin Smith Barton, and graduated from the University of Pennsylvania" in 1808. The subject ofhis graduation thesis was Nitrous Oxide Gas." It was deemed worthy*,of publication, and was for many years a standard treatise upon that subject. Dr. WilliamP. C. Barton practiced medicine in Philadel­ phia, and was surgeon at the Pennsylvania Hospital. Upon the recommendation of the celebrated Dr.Benjamin Rush and Dr.Physick, was appointed surgeon in the navy. He organ­ ized the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery U. S. Navy, and was appointed by the Secretary ofthe Navy the first Chief of the Bureau. He was Professor ofBotany in the University of Pennsylvania, and Professor Materia Medica and Botany in Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia. He was stationed DAVID RITTENHOUSE. 23 several times at the navy yard at Philadelphia, and at other stations on shore ;he also had a great deal of sea duty. He became Fellow of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia ; a member of the American Philosophical Society ;President of the Linnean Society ; and honorary member and surgeon of the First Troop, Philadelphia City Cavalry. As early as 1818 Dr. William P. C. Barton endeavored to obtain a charter for a new medical college. This move­ ment was opposed by the friends of the University of Penn­ sylvania, and the efforts of Dr. William P. C. Barton and his friends proved unsuccessful. Seven years later Dr.McClellan established the Jefferson Medical College, and Dr. William P. C. Barton was Professor of it for three years. Dr. William P. C. Barton married Esther, daughter ofJonathan Dickinson Sergeant, a member of the Philadelphia bar, and granddaugh­ ter of the celebrated David Rittenhouse. She died June 4, 1870. Inan address before the Alumni Association of the Jef­ ferson Medical College of Philadelphia, at its firstanniversary, March 11, 1871, by S. D.Gross, M D., ]LL.D., Professor of Surgery in the College, and President of the Association, Dr. Gross thus speaks of Dr. William P. C. Barton : "He was in all respects a remarkable man ; highly educated, learned in his profession, a graceful lecturer, an able writer, and one ofthe most accomplished botanists in America. He abounded in flashes of wit, and a vein of irony and sarcasm was perceptible in almost everything he did and said. He had a passionate love for music and played with consummate abilityupon the flute and violin. Many of his acts were marked by the eccentricities of genius. His style of lectur­ ing was conversational, plain, simple and didactic, without any attempt at oratory; and' his success as a teacher was all that could have been desired. In his appearance he was a model of neatness and elegance. 24 DAVID RITTENHOUSE.

Indiridtul Family Gen. No. Mo. 6 4271 3 Thomas Barton, d. 18 18, unm. 6 4272 4 Charles Barton, d. young. 6 4273 5 Hettie Ann Barton, unm. 6 4274 6 Mary Rhea Barton, unm. 6 4275 7 Elizabeth Sophia Barton, unm. 6 4276 8 Susanna Julianma Barton, m. Dr. Samuel Clement Hopkins, of New Jersey. 6 4277 9 Nancy Barton d. young.

CHILDREN OF No. 4262. ESTHER BARTONS (Zantzinger), of Esther Ritten­ house* (Barton), ofMatthias 3,ofNicholas 2,ofWilliam1.

' 6 4278 1 Esther Maria Zantzinger ;b. at Lancaster, December 9, 1774, at 10 o'clock in the morning; d. August 15, 1775; baptized Rev. Mr.Helmuth. 6 4279 2 Thomas Barton Zantzinger, b. January 5, 1776, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon j was baptized byRev. Mr.Helmuth ; m. Miss Sheaf. 6 4280 3 Mary Zantzinger, b. March 15, 1777, be­ tween 1 and 2 o'clock in the morning ; baptized by Rev. Mr.Helmuth ; d. June 27, 1821. She was married to Rev. Thomas Picton, of Gloucester county, New Jersey, November 18, 1802, by Rev. Mr.Ed­ wards, of Salem, New Jersey. She left one daughter, Mary Barton Picton, born August 16, 1806, who married Mr. Ed­ win Stevens, ofHoboken, New Jersey. DAVID RITTENHOUSE. 25 Indliidaal Family Qen, Mo. No, 6 4281 4 Sarah Barton Zantsinger, b. March 9, 1778, between 3 and 4 o'clock in the after­ noon j was baptized by Rev. Mr.Barton. She married General Franklin Davenport, of Woodbury, Woodbury's New Jersey, who was considered / first lawyer, Gloucester county's most noted citizen, and one of the most distinguished men in New Jersey. He served in the Revo­ lutionary War, and particularly distinguished himself at Fort Mifflin. He had an extensive law practice, and was made first Surrogate Of New Jersey, by General Livingston, in 1785, and was United States Senator from New Jersey, in 1798 and 1799. He served as Colonel of the New Jersey Troops in the Whiskey Insurrection" of 1794, and was also a member of the famous Fox Hunting Club" established prior to the Revolution. General Davenport lived to an ad­ vanced age, and died about 1820. 6 4282 5 Esther Sophia Zantzinger, b.Msy 15, 1779, at (5 o'clock in the morning; was bap­ tized by Rev. Mr.Schultz ; d. young. 6 6 Elizabeth 26, 4283 Julianna Zantzinger % h. August 178 1, between 6 and 7 o'clock in the afternoon ; baptized by Rev. Mr.Muh­ lenberg ; m.Colonel Robert G. Johnson, of Salem, New Jersey, November 17, 1813,byRev. Nathaniel Todd, ofWood­ bury, N. J. ; d., at Salem, August 13, 1854, and is buried by the side of her husband, in St. John's church-yard ;she left no children. Colonel Robert Gibbon Johnson was a prominent citizen ofSalem, New Jersey, where his ancestors had been the first settlers. He graduated at Princeton College in 1790, but was frustrated in his cherished plan of studying law by the death ofhis father, and turned his attention to the care of his large landed estate. He was a man of great integrity of character, 26 DAVID RITTENHOUSE. and when only 23 years ofage, was appointed one of the pay­ masters of the New Jersey Brigade in the Whiskey Insurrec­ tion of 1794. He was made Colonel ofthe militia cavalry in 1804, by Governor Williamson. Colonel Johnson possessed great culture, refinement and literary tastes, and drew around him the religious and literary minds of New Jersey, such as Bishop Crocs, Dr. Staughton, Rev. Drs. Miller,Janeway, Ely, and Murray, of the Presbyterian Church ; Chief Justice Kirk­ patrick, Hon. Samuel Southard and others, who were his chosen friends and partakers of the hospitality of his hand­ some home. He was the principal founder of the First Pres­ byterian Church in his native town, the site ofthe church and grave-yard being his gift,a portion of his ancestral acres. He was one of the gentleman most instrumental in organizing the New Jersey Historical Society, in.Trenton, in 1842, and was its first Vice President, and contributed many rare and original documents." He was, also an historian, being the author of a History of Salem, New Jersey," a standard work. Colonel Johnson lived to a ripe old age and died Sep­ tember, 1849, 'n n* s 80th year. Mrs. Johnson was a lady of sterling character and fine appearance, and a kind and loving mother to her husband's children, who reverence her memory.

Individual Family (Jen. No. No,

6 4284 7 Harriet Ann Zantzinger t h. January 5, 1783, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon ; baptized by Rev. Mr. Muhlenberg; d. July 17, 1783. 6 4285 8 Harriet Rennette Zantzinger, b. August 17, 1784, at 4 o'clock inthe afternoon ;bap­ tized by Rev. Mr. Muhlenberg ; d. at Salem, N.J., 1856. 6 4286 9 William Paul Zantzinger, b. January 30, 1786, between 7 and 8 o'clock in the evening ;baptized by Rev. Mr.Hutchins. DAVID RITTENHOUSE. 27 Individual Family Gen. No. No. 6 4287 10 Caroline Amelia Zanizi7iger, b. October 18, 1787, at 10.15 o'clock at night; baptized by Rev. Mr.Hutchins. 6 4288 11 Henry Richard Zantzinger, b. August 24, 1789, at 1145 o'clock at night; baptized Rev. Mr.Muhlenberg. 6 4289 12 Henry David Zantzinger. b.March 24, 1791, at 6 o'clock inthe morning ; baptized by Rev. Mr.Muhlenberg.

6 4290 "13 Richard Augustus Zantzinger, b. October 24, 1792, at 6 o'clock in the morning; baptized by Rev. Mr.Muhlenberg ; was a Major in the U. S. Army. 6 4291 14 John Paul Zantzinger ;b. March 21, 1794, between 10 and 11o'clock in the morn­ ing; baptized by Rev. Mr.Muhlenberg ; was Captain in the U. S. Navy; m. Susan R. Hipkins, daughter of John and Eliza Hipkins, of Norfolk, Virginia, March 10, 1821 ; they had children.

6 4292 15 Caroline Amelia Zantzinger, b. August 30, 1795 ;d. the following month; baptized by Rev. Mr.Muhlenberg.

6 4293 16 Caroline Catharine Zantzinger, b.July 15, 1799, at 6 o'clock in the evening; bap­ tized by Rev. Mr.Hutchins ; m.Harry Gilbert, of the army, July 11, 1822, by Rev. Mr.Freeman, ofNew Jersey. The above family of sixteen children has been reported to me in the above form by Mrs. Hubbell, of Walnut street, Philadelphia, who has the original records in her possession, and is inserted thus by their request. 28 DAVID RITTENHOUSE. CHILDREN OF No. 4263. BENJAMIN SMITH BARTONs, of Esther Ritten­ house 4 (Barton), of Matthias 3,of Nicholas 9,ofWilliam1. IndlTidnil Family Gen. No. No. 6 4294 1 Thomas Pennant Barton, m.Cora Livingston, of New York, in April,1833; she was the only surviving child. 6 4295 2 Hettie Barton.

CHILDREN OF No. 4265. DAVIDRITTENHOUSE BARTONs, ofEsther Rit­ 4 2, 1 tenhouse (Barton), ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas of William. 6 4296 1 Esther R. Barton, b. 1795 ;d. 1866, unm. 6 4297 2 Edmund Barton, b. 1797; d. 1853, unm. 6 4298 3 George Washington Barton, b. 1810; d. 1851;m. Catharine Clemson Barton. 6 4299 4 John Graeff Barton, m. Maria Musser; they had three children, Edward R., Anna G.and Edith Barton.

CHILDREN OF No. 4266. THOMAS BARTONs, of Esther Rittenhouse 4 (Bar­ ton), Matthias 3,ofNicholas 2,of William1. - 6 4300 1 Hettie Barton, unm. 6 4301 2 George Barton, m. Miss Davis, and his de­ scendants are livingin South Carolina. 6 4302 3 Julianna Barton, unm. -. DAVID RITTENHOUSE. 29 CHILDREN OF No. 4267. JULIANNASUSANNA BARTON*(White), ofEsther Rittenhouse* (Barton), ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas*, of Wil­ liam1. Individual Family Qea So. No. 6 4303 1 Estlter White, d., aged 16 years ; was a pre­ cocious girl; died many years prior to her parents.

CHILDREN OF No. 4268. RICHARD PETERS BARTON*, of Esther Ritten­ house*, 2 1 (Barton), ofMatthias 3, ofNicholas ,of William. 6 4304 1 Richard W. Barton, m. Alcinda Gibson ;she d.; he tn.again, to Carolina Marks, April 30, 1833; he d. i860; resided at Spring­ dale, Frederick county, Virginia; P. 0., Newton; by oca, lawyer, farmer and member of Congress. 6 4305 2 Dr.Robert Rittenhouse Barton, b. 1792 ;m. Magdalena H. Harvey, 1824; she died; he m., second time, to Sarah McClellan, in 1854; resided inRockbridge county, Virginia; was a surgeon in U. S. Navy, a physician and planter; d. January 21, 1858. 6 4306 3 David Walker Barton, b. 1800; d. July 7, 1863; lawyer; m. Fannie L. Jones, in 1827 ;children, Charles, David, William, Robert, Randolph and Billing. 30 DAVID RITTENHOUSE. CHILDREN OF No. 4269. JOHN RHEA BARTON6, of Williams, of Esther 4 2 Rittenhouse (Barton), ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas ,of Wil­ liam1. IndlvMnal Pa-nllj Gen. No. No.' 7 4307 1 Francis Barton, m. Emily Chase, of Boston ; one daughter, Emily. 7 4308 2 Ellen Barton, d. young.

7 4309 3 Persifor Frazer Barton y d. young. 7 4310 4 Alice C. Barton, m. Edward S. Willing; res., South Broad street, Philadelphia.

CHILDREN OF No. 4270. WILLIAM P. C. BARTON6,M.D., of Williams, of 4 2 Esther Rittenhouse (Barton), of Matthias 3, of Nicholas , of William1. 7 43 n 1 Elizabeth Sergeant Barton, b.- April28, 18151 5 ; d. August 23, 18*85 J m Samuel Abbot, of Boston, April 28, 1840; he was b. October 10, 1807; d. October 4, 1873.. 7 4312 2 Emma Barton, b. 18 16; d. aged five years. 7 43 13 3 Julia Barton, b. 1817; d. June 26, 1884 ;m. Dr. J. Dickinson Miller,Medical Direc­ tor U. S. Navy. 7 4314 4 Adeline Barton, b. June 5, 181 8; died Oct. 30, 1876; m. T. Howard Paschal, deed. 7 43 15 5 Harriet Butler Barton, d. young. 7 4316 6 William Barton, d. young. 7 4317 7 Emma Barton, b. June 3, 1822; m. Hon Frederick Carroll Brewster, March 25, 1850; she d. September 4, 1882; see. No. 617. DAVID RITTENHOUSE. 31 Individual Funlly Cton. No. No. 7 4318 8 William Barton, d. young. 7 43*9 9 -^"^ Barton, d., unm., in 1856. 7 4320 10 Lavifiia Barton, unm.; d. Oct. 9, 1895. ' 7 4321 11 Clara Barton, d. March, 1893, unm. 7 4322 12 Selina Barton, b. about 1830; unm. 7 4323 13 William Alfred Barton, d. young. 7 4324 14 One whose name we have not ;d. young.

CHILDREN OF No. 4276. SUSANNA JULIANNABARTON6 (Hopkins), ofWil­ 5, 4 liam of Esther Rittenhouse (Barton), of Matthias 3, of Nicholas 3,ofWilliam1. 7 4325 1 Rebecca Hopkins, m. Judge Thomas P. Car­ penter, of New Jersey ; children, Susan M.,Anna Stratton, Thomas P. and James Hopkins. 7 4326 2 Elizabeth Hopkins, d. unm. 7 4327 3 James Hopkins, m. Mary Cox; children, William Barton and James R. 7 4328 4 MaryHopkins, m. Robert Ritche ;children, Robert, Samuel, Arthur,Edward, Susan, James, Mary B. 7 4329 5 Clementina Beulah Hopkins, d. unm.

CHILDREN OF No. 4279. THOMASBARTONZANTZINGER6,of Esther Bar­ ton5 (Zantzinger), ofEsther Rittenhouse 4,(Barton), ofMat­ thias 3,ofNicholas 2,ofWilliam1. 32 DAVID RITTENHOUSE. IndlTidaal F»mlly Gen. No. No. 7 4330 1 William S. Zantzinger ; children, William, George Barton and Cornelia. 7 4331 2 Thomas Barton Zantzinger, d. single. 7 4332 3 Benjamin Zantzinger, unm. 7 4333 4 Henry Zantzinger ;unm. 7 4334 5 Mary Zantzinger, unm. 7 4335 6 .Cornelia Zantzinger, unm. 7 4336 7 George Zantzinger, m. Caroline Helmuth j children, Alfred, George, Ernest.

CHILDREN OF No. 4280. MARY ZANTZINGER6 (Picton), of Esther Bartons

(Zantzinger), ofEsther Rittenhouse 4 (Barton), ofMatthias 3, ofNicholas 2,of William1. 7 4337 1 Mary Barton Picton, b. August 16, 1806; m. Edwin A. Stevens, of Hoboken, N.J.; he died ;left one child, Mary. 7 4338 2 Dr.John Picton.

CHILDREN OF No. 4291. JOHN PAUL ZANTZINGER6, of Esther Bartons (Zantzinger), of Esther Rittenhouse 4, (Barton), of Mat­ thias 3,of Nicholas 2,of William1. 7 4339 1 Franklin Davenport Zantzinger, m. Augusta Layall, of Norfolk, Virginia; she was a sister to Admiral Farragut's second wife. DAVID RITTENHOUSE. 33 Individnt Family 6«n. No. No. 7 4340 2 Alexina Virginia Zantzinger, m. George Washington Harrison, U. S. Navy, de­ ceased; she is yet living(1896), resides inWashington, D.C.;no issue ;she has a painting of her grandmother, Hetty Barton, from which we— haye •the^phota­ ' graph for this work. sL /T^m­

CHILDREN OF No. 4298. GEORGE WASHINGTON BARTON6,of David Rit­ tenhouse Barton s, of Esther Ritnenhouse 4 (Barton), of Matthias 3,of Nicholas 2,of William1. 7 4341 1 Catharine Clemsen Barton, m. Thomas H. Neilson.

CHILDREN OF No. 4299. JOHN GRAEFF BARTON6,of David Rittenhouse 4 Barton s,of Esther Rittenhouse (Barton), ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas 2,of William1. 7 4342 1 Edward R. Barton. 7 4343 2 Anna G. Barton. 7 4344 3 Edith Barton.

CHILDREN OF No. 4304. RICHARD W.BARTON6,ofRichard Peters Barton s, 4 of Esther Rittenhouse (Barton), of Matthias 3, of Nicho­ las 3,of William1. First marriage : 7 4372 1 Julia Grammon Barton, b. 1824; m. Moses Myers, who died December 2, 1883 ;left four children : 34 DAVID RITTENHOUSE. Individual FunilT Gen. No. No. 8 4373 1 Barton Myers. 8 4374 2 Louisa Myers. 8 4375 3 Georgia Myers. 8 4376 4 William B.Myers. 7 4377 2 Richard T.Barton; d., leaving* two children. Second marriage : 8 4378 1 Joseph M.Barton, b. March 26, 1835, still living; m. Mary Neill, February 17, 1857; has four children living. Barton, 8 4379 2 Samuel M. b. May 9, 1859; Ph. D.f University of Virginia; professor of mathematics and astronomy. 8 4380 3 Lewis M.Barton, b. December 15, iB6O. Cary M.Barton, b. October 18, 1862. Frederick M.Barton, b. May 17, 18641 7 438i 3 Caroline M.Barton, b. October 29, 1836; m. Dr.Robert F.Baldwin, who died 1879, leaving six children : 8 4382 1 Cary Baldwin, m. Hugh C. Preston. 8 4383 2 Kate Baldwin, m. Barton Myers. 8 4384 3 A. Steward Baldwin. 8 4385 4 Robert F. Baldwin. 8 4386 5 William B. Baldwin. 8 4387 6 John M.Baldwin. 7 4388 4 William Barton, b. October 2, 1841 ; d., 1874; served four years in the Confed­ ate army. DAVID RITTENHOUSE. 35 CHILDREN OF No. 4305. DR. ROBERT RITTENHOUSE BARTON6,of Rich­ akd Peters Bartons,of Esther Rittenhouse 4 (Barton), of 2, 1 Matthias 3, of Nicholas ofWilliam. Individual Family Gen. So. No. 7 4389 I Virginia H. Barton, b. January 16, 1835; m. Dr.J. Randolph Page in 1862;- d. 1864 ;left one daughter 8 4390 1 Virginia Barton Page. 7 4391 2 Martha Walker Barton, b. November 5, 1836; rri. George B.Thompson, 1874; has three children : 8 439 2 1 George B. Thompson. 8 4393 2 Barton Thompson. 8 4394 3 William Thompson. 7 4395 3 Robert Barton, b. May, 1841 ; m. Lucy T. Cloyd, November 25, 1875 ;res., Pulaski county, Virginia; occ, farmer ; has six children : 8 439 6 1 David C. Barton, b. April 11, 1877. 8 4397 2 Robert H.Barton, b. September 5, 1878. 8 439» 3 Randal McG.Bar ton, b.January 27, 1881. 8 4399 4 Elizabeth J. Barton, b. November 23, 1882. 8 4400 5 William 5. Barton, b. July 9, 1885. 8 4401 6 Edward T. Barton, b. March 20, 1891. Children by Dr. Robert Rittenhouse Barton's second wife: 7 4402 1 Edmonia Bat ton, b. March 8, 1855 ; m.Mr. Hume. 36 DAVID RITTENHOUSE. Indlridnal Funlly Gen. No. No. 7 4403 2 David Rittenhouse Barton, b. December, 1857. Dr. Robert Rittenhouse' Barton served as surgeon in the United States Navy during the war of 1812, and waspresented by Congress with two medals, one silver and one bronze, for distinguished services therein.

CHILDREN OF No. 4306. DAVID WALKER BARTON6,of Richard Peters Barton s,of Esther Rittenhouse 4 (Barton), of Matthias 3,of Nicholas 2,of William1. 7 4345 1 Charles Marshall Barton, was killed in the late war with the South. 7 4346 2 David Rittenhouse Barton, was killed in the late war with the South. 7 4347 3 William Strother Barton, was wounded in the war with the South, and lost a legin battle, and subsequently died. 7 4348 4 Robert T. Barton, of Winchester, Va., b. November 24, 1842 ; m. Kate K.Knight, February 19, 1868; she died; he m., second time, Gertrude W. Baker, June 10, 1890; served in Southern war, and escaped unhurt; had one son, Robert T.Barton, Jr. 7 4349 5 Randolph Barton, was wounded seven times in battle during the Southern war; he is by profession a lawyer, and has a lucrative business at Baltimore. 7 4350 6 Dr.Balling W. Barton, served in the late war between the states and escaped un­ hurt ;he is a noted botanist. DAVID RITTENHOUSE. 37

• CHILDREN OF No. 4307. FRANCIS BARTON', of John Rhea 6,of William*,of Esther Rittenhouse* (Barton), ofMatthias 3,of Nicholas*, ofWilliam1. Individual Family Gen. No. No. 8 4351 1 Emily Barton, m. Grey Pendleton.

CHILDREN OF No. 4310. ALICE BARTON* (Edward S. Willing), of John Rhea 6,of Williams, of Esther Rittenhouse 4 (Barton), of Matthias 3,of Nicholas 3,ofWilliam1.¦ 8 '4352 1 Susan Barton Willing. 8 4353 2 John Rhea Barton Willing. 8 4354 3 Edward Shippen Willing, d., aged 4 years. 8 4355 4 Ava Lowle Willing, m. John Jacob Astor, of New York, son of William Astor, lately deceased ;have one child,William.

CHILDREN OF No. 4325. REBECCA HOPKINS* (Carpenter), of Susanna Juli­ anna Barton6 (Hopkins), of Williams,of Esther Ritten­ 2 1 house* (Barton), of Matthias 3, of Nicholas ,of Wiixiam. 8 4356 1 Susan M. Carpenter. 8 4357 2 Anna Stratton Carpenter, deceased. 8 4358 3 Thomas P. Carpenter, Jr., deceased. 8 4359 4 James Hopkins Carpenter.

r DAVID RITTENHOUSE. 38

CHILDREN OF No. 4327. HOPKINS', 6 ? JAMES of Susanna Julianna Barton (Hopkins), of Williams, of Esther Rittenhouse* (Barton), 2 1 ofMatthias 3, ofNicholas ,of William. IndlTidtud Family Gen. No. No. 8 4360 1 William Barton Hopkins y M. D.<, m. the widow ofMr.McKim,of Baltimore, Md., who was a Miss Latrobe, of the same city; had three children, Eleanor Bar­ ton Hopkins, Elise Latrobe Hopkins, Marion Hopkins, deceased. 8 4361 2 James R. Hopkins, unmarried.

CHILDREN OF No. 4328. MARY HOPKINS? (Ritche), of Susanna Julianna 6 Barton (Hopkins), ofWilliam Barton 3, of Esther Ritten­ 2 1 house* (Barton), ofMatthias 3, ofNicholas ,ofWilliam. 8 4362 1 Rev. Robert Ritche, m. Helen W. Bridge; one child, Mary. ' 8 4363 2 Samuel Ritche, unmarried. 8 4364 3 .Rev. Arthur Ritche, unmarried. - 8 4365 4 Rev. Edward Ritche, unmarried. 8 4366 5 Susan B.Ritche, deceased. 8 4367 6 James Ritche, deceased. 8 4368 7 Mary B.Ritche, deceased.

CHILDREN OF No. 4330. WILLIAM S. ZANTZINGER', of Thomas Barton Zantzinger 6, of Esther Barton3 (Zantzinger), of Esther DAVID RITTENHOUSE. 39

Rittenhouse 4 (Barton)> of Matthias 3, of Nicholas 3, ot William1. Individual Family Gen No. No. 8 4369 1 William S. Zantzinger.. 8 4370 2 George Barton Zanizinger. 8 4371 3 Cornelia Zantzinger.

CHILDREN OF No. 4336. GEORGE ZANTZINGER', of Thomas Barton Zant­ zinger^, ofEsther Barton3 (Zantzinger), ofEsther Ritten­ 4 8 1 house (Barton), ofMatthias 3, ofNicholas ,of William. 8 4372 1 AlfredZantzinger, m. Sarah C.Clark. 8 4373 2 George Zantzinger ;d. unmarried. 8 4374 3 Earnest Ztintzinger, m. Hitty Pepper, a widow, and daughter of George M. Wharton.

CHILDREN OF No. 4337. MARY BARTON PICTON? (Stevens), of Mary Zant­ zinger 6 (Picton), of Esther Barton s (Zantzinger), of Esther 4 2 Rittenhouse (ißarton), of Matthias 3, of Nicholas , 01 William1. 8 4375 1 Mary Stevens, m. Hon. Muscoe Garnett Russel, of Virginia, who died ; she mar­ ried, a second time, to Col. Edward Pdrk Custis Lewis, ofVirginia. 4O DAVID RITTENHOUSE.

CHILDREN OF No. 4339. FRANKLINDAVENPORT ZANTZINGER?, of Cap­ tain John Paul6,of Esther Barton s (Zantzinger), ofEsther Rittenhouse* (Barton), ofMatthias 3,of Nicholas 3,ofWil­ liam1. Individual Family Gen. No. Mo. 8 4376 1 FranfrsLayall Zantzinger. 8 4377 2 Carmilla Layall Zantzinger, m. Lieutenant L.Wilson, ofVirginia,of the U.S. Army. 8 4378 3 Atway Berryman Zantzinger. 8 4379 4 Virginius Zantzinger. 8 4380 5 Susan Alexina Zantzinger. 8 438 1 6 John Zantzinger. 1 9

. BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE.

CHILDREN OF No. 42. VOL. I. BENJAMINRITTENHOUSEf, ofMatthias3, ofNich­ olas 8,of William1. IndWidul Family Ckn. Ho. No.' 5 4380 1 David Rittenhouse, b. August 25, 1776; m., April 8, 1801, in St. James' Protestant Episcopal Church, Perkiomen, now Evansburg, Montgomery county, Sarah Hughes, daughter ofIsaac Hughes ;had —six children. Perm Archives. Evansburg isinLower Providence" town­ ship, Montgomery county, Pa., but their charter says Perki­ omen." Itis very near the line of the latter. Here Benja­ min, the father of David, is buried. —Author. 5 4381 2 John Bull Rittenhouse, b. before 1783; d. after 1813 ;m.Miss Beverly, ofVirginia; they both died young at Philadelphia ; .he was United States Consul inHolland ; they had one child, John. 5 43#2~i 3 Benjamin Franklin Rittenhouse, b. May 10, 1784; d., September 2, 1804, unm.; he / was a midshipman in the navy, and was / on board the fleet sent to the siege of Tripoli. He died on board the U.S. ship Constellation, of yellow fever, and was 42 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. Indlrldual Family Gen. No. No. 5 4382 3 buried at sea, aged 19 years. He died on the voyage to Algiers; appointed midshipman January 2, 1804. 5 4383 4 Mary Rittenhouse, b. September 2, 1779, in Worcester, Montgomery county, Pa. ;d. February 17, 1867; m. Michael Nourse, June 21, 1800; he was b. September 1, 1778, at Piedmont, near Charlestown, West Virginia;had fifteen children ;she was the daughter of Benjamin Ritten­ house (1740-1825) and Elizabeth Bull Rittenhouse, first wife of Benjamin; Michael Nourse was a descendant of a long line of English country gentlemen, and the youngest of twenty-one brothers and sisters. 5 4384 5 Elizabeth Rittenhouse, b. August 28, 1788; d. young. 5 4385 6 William Rittenhouse, b. October 23, 1794; it appears he must have died young. 5 4386 7 Emily Rittenhouse, b. August 28, 1805 ; d. June 20, 1885; m. Charles Colladay, b. March, 1802; d. 1863-; res., Philadel­ phia. The two last named children are bythe second marriage, with Frances Wade, daughter ofColonel Francis Wade, mar­ ried January 22, 1793.

The family ofSarah Hughes, who married David Ritten­ house, son of Benjamin :* Matthias Holstein, b. December 2, 1717 (called Matthias the third); m. Margaret Hulings, in 1744; children: ?From the Holstein Family History. BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE, 43

i. Samuel Holstein,b. January it, 1745; m. Rachel Moore. 2. Hannah Holstein, b. December 15, 1748; m. Isaac Hughes, son of John and Sarah Hughes. 3. Rebecca Holstein, b. 1747 ;m. Jesse Roberts. 4. Rachel Holstein, b. 1753 ;m. Lindsay Coates.

No. 2. Hannah Holstein, m. Isaac Hughes ;children : 1. Sarah Hughes, b. July 29, 1770; d. in infancy. 2. John Hughes, b. March 28, 1772; m. Hannah Bar­ tholomew. 3. Rachel Hughes, b. April 18,1774; m. William Lu- kens Potts. 4. Ruth Hughes, b. April 23, 1776; m. David Jones. 5. Sarah Hughes (second), b. February 22, 1778; m. David Rittenhouse, son of Benjamin Rittenhouse and Eliza­ beth Bull,a daughter ofColonel John Bull,of the Revolu­ tionary army, on April 8, 1801, by Rev. Slater Clay. This David Rittenhouse was a nephew of David Rittenhouse, the great astronomer ;resided near Fairview village, Pa. 6. Hannah Hughes, b. November 28, 1780; m. Francis Wade, son of Colonel Francis Wade, of the and Sarah Nelson Wade, ofFairview village, Pa.

The following letter is inserted here on account of its valuable information: Minneapolis, April 8, 1891. Miss Anna M.Rittenhouse and sisters, Rittenhouse and Wis­ sahickon avenues,— Germantown, Pa. : Dear Cousins Although impatient to answer your cor­ ,dial and valued letter of March Bth, circumstances have pre­ vented me, until now. Within that interval our family have in turn suffered from the gripp ; am desirous to give you 44 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. some data concerning our branch of the clan, that you might place itproperly in the tree you are cultivating. Iwrote to aunt Hannah, of Sunbury, for information. Her autograph reply came a few days ago, and Iexpected then to send you on this the day we celebrate, but, alas, Ihave to mutter with many another the best laid plans of mine Iwilltry to geteven withyou. Thispedigree business always knocked me out in a very few rounds, and ifIget through intelligibly Iwillbe both surprised and pleased. My wife, Martha Louise Rittenhouse, with her brother, Charles Edwin, and sister, Mary Frances, were the children of Rev. John Hughes Rittenhouse and Jane S. Simonton. Mr.R.s father was David, called after his uncle David, whose birthday you celebrate. Aunt Hannah Jordan, widow of the late Judge Jordan, of Sunbury, was sister to Rev. John Hughes Rittenhouse, above. Philosopher David's brother, Benjamin, was their grandfather, and, of course, their father, David's father, Benjamin, married Elizabeth Bull,who died early in life, leaving four children, viz.: David, who married Sarah Hughes ;John (second son), married Miss Beverly, of Virginia, both died young, leaving one son, John Beverly Rittenhouse, who was purser in the U. S. Navy many years ; died in Philadelphia, and, like some others of the clan, never married. The third son, Benjamin Franklin Rittenhouse, was a midshipman in the navy, and on board the fleet sent to the siege of Tripoli died and was buried at sea, aged 19 years. The fourth child was a daughter, and married Michael Nourse, who was the youngest of twenty-one children (auntie did not say whether this fact ga^e rise to the name or vice versa), and who was chief clerk in the Register's office at Washington, under his brother, Joseph Nourse, who was the eldest of the twenty-one, and Register "of the Treasury, until .General Jackson came into office, with to the victor belongs the spoils." Mr.Joseph Nourse received his appointment from General Washington. This Michael Nourse, who mar­ ried Mary, grandfather's only sister, Maryby name, and who BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 45 was the mother of twelve children, raising seven sons and three daughters. Benjamin's (brother of David)* (through whom our clan descended) wife's father was Colonel John Bull. His family consisted of one son and five daughters. Auntie* says these people have a most interesting and romantic history. The second daughter, Anna,married General Smith, of Virginia; third daughter married Joseph Nourse, men­ tioned above, Register ofTreaury — her name, Maria ; fourth, Rebecca, who married Captain John Boyd; fifth,Sarah, who had three husbands —a daughter of this one, my wife and I had the pleasure of seeing, and at auntie's. They owned all the land on which Northumberland was built. But Ihave about finished -my tale. Perhaps, worried you. Auntie ex­ presses her opinion in favor of Rittenhouse Square for the statue, but she says : "Ifit depends on a wordy legislature, you, Iand all others willbe old and gray-haired before you see it." Joshua Williams. Minneapolis, Minnesota.

CHILDREN OF No. 4381. JOHN BULLRITTENHOUSEs, of Benjamin*, ofMat­ thias 3,of Nicholas 2,of William1. Indlridual . Family No. No. 6 4387 1 John Beverly Rittenhouse, d., in Philadelphia, January 22, 1874; was purser in U. S Navy ;he never married. He was born in the District of Columbia, and had the following appointments : Appointed from Alabama, July 21, 1840; attached to Brig Oregon, survey of Tampa Bay, &c, iB4Or-43. Sloop Levant, Pacific squadron, 1844-47. Navy yard at Pensacola, 1848-50. Sloop Albany, home squadron, 185 1-52. Steam frigate San Jacinto, Mediterranean squadron, ?Auntie was Hannah Rittenhouse, residing at Sunbury, Pa., and who married Judge Alexander Jordan ;had no issue. 46 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 1852-53. Receiving ship Boston, 1854-56. Steam frigate Susquehanna, Mediterranean squadron, 1856-58. Navy yard, Boston, 1859-60. Special duty, 1861. Inspector, navy yard, Philadelphia, 1862-64. Fleet paymaster, Pacific squadron, 1864-66. Inspector of provisions, Boston, 1867-69.

CHILDREN OF No. 4383. MARY RITTENHOUSEs. (Nourse), of Benjamin*, of 2 of Matthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William*.

Individual Kwnllj Kwnllj Oeu. No. No. No. 6 4388 I Elizabeth Rittefihouse Nourse, b. January 5, 1802; d.January 30, 1802. 6 4389 2 John Rittenhouse Nourse, b. September 1, 1803; d. April 7, 1871; m. Elizabeth Skinner, daughter of Dr. Skinner, June 13, 1826, at Washington; she was born October 24, 1803, at North Coventry, Connecticut; d September 6, 1829; he m. again, Lucretia Colt Skinner, Novem­Novem- ber 17, 1830, at Washington, D. C. ;she was b. March 18, 1807; d. January 25, 1872 ;both weredaughters of Rev. Icha­Icha- bod Lord Skinner. 6 4390 3 James Rittenhouse Nourse, b. April 30, 1805 ; d. July 5, 1854; he was a clergyman, and m. Sarah North Harvey, October 1, 1829, of Germantown, Pa.; b. May 18, 1810; d. February 15, 1871, at Perry- ville,now Milroy,Pa. ; she was a daugh­daugh- ter of Samuel and Sarah North Harvey. 6 439 l 4 Benjamin Franklin Nourse, b. April 15, 1807; d. May 19, 1836; he was surgeon in the U. S. Navy in 1836 ;m. Josephine BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 47 Individual F»mlly Gen. No. No. 6 4391 4 Stansbury, January 3, 1832; she was b. December 10, 1813 ;hed. at Key West, Florida; in 1825 Jefferson College, Pa., conferred on him the degree of B. A., and in iB29the Medical Society of Wash­ ington, now Columbia University, con­ ferred the degree ofM.D. 6 4392 5 Mary Philips Nourse, b. April12, 1809; d. November 16, 1844, single; buried at Washington, D. C. 6 4393 6 Sarah Harriet Nourse, b. January 20, 181 1 ; d. June 10, 1839; m- George W. Stet­ lineus, in 1833, at Washington, D. C. ; had one child, George William. 6 4394 7 William Nourse, b. October 23, 1812; d. March 2, 1892, at Washington, D.C. ; m. Isabella Lucretia Bond, .September 15, 1840, at Abington, Hartford county, Md.; he had a position in the War De­ partment; had six children. 6 4395 8 AnnJosepha Nourse, b. October 21, 1814, at Washington; d. June 17, 1885, at Tvs tin, Los Angeles county, California ;m., October 4, 1837, Dr. Charles Augustus Hassler; b. February 2; 1810, at Sche­ nectady, New York;he was drowned, November 27, 1846, near Fisher's Island, Long Island Sound ; he was a surgeon in the U. S. Navy. 6 4396 9 Charles Howard Nourse, b. December 1, 1816; d. July 12, 1876, at Georgetown, D. C.; m. Maria Robertson, October 14, 1841, near Rockville, Montgomery county, Md.; d. November 11, 1847, at 48 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. Individual Family Gen. No. Mo. 6 4396 9 Rockville, Md.; m., second, March. 5, 1849, Elizabeth Jane Henderson, widow ofJ. P. C. Peters; b. 1811 ;d. April 20, 1877, at Washington, D.C. 6 4397 10 Joseph Everett Nourse, b. April17, 1819; d. October 8, 1889; was a professor in the U.S. Navy ; m. Sarah Wright, Decem­ ber 23, 1841, at Georgetown, D. C.;she was b. August 21, 182 1; d. December 23, 1841. 6 4398 11 DavidBoyd Nourse, b. October 29, 1820 ;d. October 15, 1821, near .Washington, D. C. 6 4399 12 Henry Michael Nourse, b. September 25, 1824; d. October 16, 1868; was an at­ torney-at-law at Lafayette, Indiana ;m. Cora Stansbury, September, 1846, at .Washington/ D. C.; she d. in 1880, in New York. 6 4400 13 Three children died unnamed in infancy; time ofbirth not known.

CHILDREN OF No. 4386. EMILYRITTENHOUSEs (Colladay), of Benjamin*, of 2 1 Matthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William. 6 4401 1 Frances Wade Colladay \ b. January 31, 1827 ; m. George B. Keen ; had seven children. 6 4402 2 Charles Robert Colladay, b. January 15, 1829; d. June, 183 1. 6 4403 3 Hannah Colladay, b. June 3, 1831 ;m. F.B. Rianhard; he d. September 30, 1859. BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 49 Individual Family (Ho. No. No. 6 4404 4 William Rittenhouse Colladay, b.January 21, 1834; d. November 29, 1877; m. Eliza­ beth Wiltberger, October 1, 1863; she d. November 29, 1877. 6 4405 . 5 Charles Henry Colladay, b. August 6, 1836; d. September, 1849. 6 4406 6 Mary B. Colladay, b. March, 1844; d. Sep­ tember, 1847. 6 4407 7 Samuel Rittenhouse Colladay. b. March 6, , 1842; m. Sallie B. Harrison, October, \ 1870; residence, St. Louis, Missouri; N \ \ was a Lieutenant in the army.

' CHILDREN OF No! 4380. DAVIDRITTENHOUSEs, ofBenjamin*, ofMatthias, ofNicholas 2,ofWilliam1. 6 4408 1 Hannah Hughes Rittenhouse, b. about 1802; m. Alexander Jordan, Judge of the Eighth Judicial District of Pennsylvania, October 13,1858; resided in Sunbury, Pa.; the marriage ceremony was per­ formed by Rev. William Simonton, Presbyterian ; Judge Jordan d. in Sun- bury, October 5, 1878; she is known by many of the family as Aunt Hannah, and is yet living(1895); no issue. 6 4409 2 Benjamin Franklin Rittenhouse, b. August 7,1805; d. 1883; m. Isabel Laurie, in 1829, daughter of Dr. James and Eliza­ beth Scott Laurie, both natives of Scot­ land ;res., in Washington ; Mrs.Isabel Laurie Rittenhouse d. February, 1833, BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. IndWidual Family No.

50 2 and he m., second, Henrietta Warring, daughter of James Davidson and Mary nee Higinbothom; marriage ceremony performed by Rev. Mr.Hawley, Episco­ pal, of Washington, D. C.

6 4410 3 Mary Elizabeth Rittenhouse, d. 1890; m. Abraham Brower Shuman, son ofJacob and Barbara (Brower) Shuman, of Mary­ land, November 1, 1837, by Rev. Wil­ liam R. Smith, Presbyterian ; Mr. Shu­ man d.in the City ofDavid,in the Prov­ ince of Chiriqui, New Granada, April 10, 185 1; Mrs. Shuman d., in Sunbury, March 20, 1890. 6 4411 4 Emily Josepha Rittenhouse, m. Rev. David Hull, son of v William flull and Susan Marr, his wife, of Milton,Pa., by Rev. John B.Patterson. 6 4412 5 Charles Edwin Rittenhouse, d. about iBBOj. m. Sarah M., daughter of Samuel and Lydia(Newbold) Whitall,ofGeorgtown, October, 1840, by Rev. Mr. Hoff, Epis­ copal; children, Fannie, Louisa, Mary, Samuel, Emily and Charles. 6 4413 6 Rev. John Hughes Rittenhouse \ d.December, 1853 ; he was a Presbyterian clergyman, and m. Jane L.Simonton, daughter of Hon. William L. Simonton, M.D., and Martha Snodgrass Simonton, by Rev. Dr. DeWitt, of Harrisburg, Pa., Septem­ ber, 1847. There were ten in all, four died young. BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 51 CHILDREN OF No. 4382. BENJAMIN FRANKLINRITTENHOUSE 6,ef Da­ vid5,ofBenjamin*, ofMatthias 3,ofNicholas 3,ofWilliam1. Children offirst marriage : Individual Funilj Gen. No. No.' 7 4414 1 Elizabeth Scott Rittenhouse, d. July, 1892; m. William Henry Fitzhugh, son of Rev. R. R. and Eliza M. Gurley, by Rev. Dr. Eckard (formerly missionary to India), January 30, 1854; the father, Rev. R. R. Gurley, was born in Connecticut, the mother, Eliza,in Portland, Maine, and were married in Portland ; Mr.W. H. F. Gurley d. July 7, 1866; b. 1830; by profession, lawyer ; had five sorts and four daughters. The following— funeral notice was. copied from the papers : Gurley. On.Monday morning, July 25, 1892, Elizabeth S. Gurley, widow of W. H.F. Gurley, and daughter of the late B. F. Rittenhouse. Funeral services Wednesday, 5 o'clock p. m., at Oak HillChapel. Kindlyomit flowers. Res. r West Washington, D. C. 7 4415 2 S. Emily Rittenhouse, unm. ; res., 1607 2&th street, Georgetown, D. C. 7 4416 3 Isabel Laurie Rittenhouse, m. Joseph Harvey Nourse, son ofJames and Sar h Harvey Nourse, March, 1853, by Dr. Laurie, grandfather of Isabel, who died a month later, having preached in the city of Washington fifty years; Mrs. Isabel Laurie Rittenhouse d.inFebruary, 1883. Children ofBenjamin by second marriage : 7 4417. 4 Mary Davidson Rittenhouse, m. A. Miller Woods, of Pennsylvania, son of Rev. Dr. 52 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. IndMdaal Family Gen. No. No. 7 4417 4 James Woods, of Lewisburg, and Miss Witherspoon (who was the daughter of Dr. Witherspoon, of Princeton, of the eminent family of that name, one of whom signed the Declaration of Inde­ pendence). The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Woods. 7 44i8 5 Henrietta Waring Rittenhouse, m. Captain Thomas Wilson (U. S. A.), he was a Lieutenant-Colonel and A. C. G. S., Brevet Brigadier-General U. S. A; he was a graduate of West Point, George­ town, D. C.;the marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Bocock (Presby­ terian), May 6, 1858. 7 4419 6 Benjamin Franklin Rittenhouse^ Brevet MajorU.S. Army,m. Elizabeth Shapter, of Brooklyn, New York, by Rev. Wil­ liam Langford, March 4, ;resides in Washington, D. C.; during the late war was First Lieutenant in the Fifth Regiment, United States Artillery,and was wounded by a sharpshooter, infront of Petersburg, Virginia, June 19, 1864, and retired from service on account of the severe wound. 7 4420 7 David Rittenhouse, m.Mary Tilghman Earle, May 24, 1887; she d.in 1889; he is Re­ ceiving Teller in Riggs & Company's Bank, Washington, D. C. 7 442i 8 Clementina Crawford Rittenhouse, m. Rich­ ard S. T. Cissel, of New York,by Rev. A.A.E. Taylor (Presbyterian), in May, 1868.

RITTENHOUSE. BENJAMIN 53 Individual Family Gen. No. No. 7 4422 9 James Delozier Rittenhouse, m. Dolores Ca­ sillas ;res., Arizona ; had two children, livingin 1887, named Zen Delozier Rit­ tenhouse. 7 4423 10 Helen Mutray Rittenhouse, unm. 7 4424 11 James Hall Rittenhouse, civil engineer and chemist in - Scranton, Pa. ; m.Ida Cole, daughter of Rev. Leonard Cole, and granddaughter of Nancy Morse, of the old Morse family, April 10, 1878; five children. Her death notice from the paper reads thus : Rittenhouse. — On Thursday, April 20, 1893, at Scran­ ton, Pa., Ida Cole, wife of James H.Rittenhouse. 7 4425 12 Charles Edwin Rittenhouse, m. Helen S. Good, in 1880, at Washington, D. C.J two children. 7 4426 13 John D.Rittenhouse, d. in infancy.

CHILDREN OF No. 4410. MARYELIZABETH RITTENHOUSE6 (Shuman), of 5 2 David ,of Benjamin 4, of Matthias 3, of Nicholas ,of Wil­ liam1. 7 4427 1 David R. Shuman, unm. 7 4428 2 Sarah Shuman, d. in infancy. 7 4429 3 Helen M.Shuman, d. February 14, 1866. 7 4430 4 Emily Anna Shuman, unm.

7 443 1 5 Mary Rittenhouse Shuman t unm. 7 4432 6 Charles F. Shuman. d. May 20, 1859. 54 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE.

CHILDREN OF No. 441 1. EMILY JOSEPHA RITTENHOUSE 6 (Hull), of Da­ 3 1 5, 4, vid ofBenjamin ofMatthias 3, ofNicholas ,of William. Individual Family Gen. No. No. 7 4433 1 William R. Hull,m. Jerusha Willard,by Rev. Dr. Hull; one child, J. Frampto'n Hull. 7 4434 2 Joseph Hull,m. Elizabeth Mahafife, by Rev, Dr. Hull;no issue.

CHILDREN OF No. 4412. CHARLES EDWIN RITTENHOUSE 6,ofDavid?, of 2 1 Benjamin 4, ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William. 7 4435 1 Fannie Rittenhouse, m. Thomas Hyde, of Riggs & Company, bankers, October, 1864. by Rev. Dr.C. Butler, Episcopa lian; two children, Thomas and Emily. 7 4436 2 Sarah Louisa Rittenhouse, unm. 7 4437 3 Mary W. RitUnhouse, m. Leonard Gunnel, October, 1868, by Rev. Pelham Wil­ liams, of Boston, Episcopalian ; Mr. L. Gunnel d. February 18, 1872; have one child, Leonard Gunnel. 7 4438 4 Samuel Whitall Rittenhouse, m. Caroline, daughter of Professor H.Lockwood, of the navy, September, 1874, by Rev. Al­ exander Shiras. 7 4439 5 Charles Edwin Rittenhouse, d. in his four­ teenth year. 7 4440 6 Anna Rittenhouse, d. in infancy. 7 4441 7 Emily Rittenhouse, unm. BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 55 CHILDREN OF No. 4435. FANNIE RITTENHOUSE? (Hyde), of Charles E.6, ot Davids,of Benjamin s,ofMatthias 3,of Nicholas 3,of Wil­ liam1. Indlridaal Family Gen. No. No. 8 4442 I Thomas Hyde. m. Nellie Augur. 8 4443 2 Emily Rowland Hyde, m. Barry Buckley; one child, Barry, Jr.

CHILDREN OF No. 4438. SAMUEL WHITALL RITTENOUSE?, of Charles E.6,of Davids,of Benjamin 4,of Matthias 3,of Nicholas 2,of William1. 8 4444 1 Carolyn Rittenkouse. 8 4445 2 Mary W. Rittenhouse. 8 4446 3 Henry Rittenhouse. 8 4447 4 Charles Edwin Rittenhouse. 8 4448 5 Paul Rittenhouse.

CHILDREN OF No. 4424. JAMES HALLRITTENHOUSE', ofBenjamin Frank­ 6 5 2 linR. ,of David,ofBenjamin 4, ofMatthias 3, ofNicholas , ofWilliam1. $ 4449 1 Lucia Morse Rittenhouse ,b. May 3, 1879. 8 4450 2 Ralph Davidson Rittenhouse, b. January 14, 1881. 8 4451 3 Leonard Cole Rittenhouse, b. October 31, 1884. 56 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. Individual Family Gen. No. Xo, 8 4452 4 Howard Rittenhouse, b and d. January 4, 1886. 8 4453 5 KarlDavid Rittenhouse, b. March 2, 1888; of Scranton, Pa.

CHILDREN OF No. 4416. ISABEL LAURIE RITTENHOUSE' (Nourse), of Benjamin Franklin R.6, of Davids, of Bejamin 4, of Mat­ thias 3,of Nicholas 2,William1. 8 4454 1 Isabel Nourse, b. November 11, 1855, at Milroy,Pa. 8 4455 2 EmilyNourse, b. June 12, 1859, at Bayfield, Wis. 8 4456 3 Edward E. Nourse, b. December 24, 1863, Presbyterian minister at Hartford, Conn. 8 4457 4 Harvey Nourse, b. February 20, 1870. 8 4458 5 Laurie Nourse, b. January 18, 1872. 8 4459 6 Louise Nourse, b. December 25, 1873. 8 4460 7 Bessie Nourse, b. June 10, 1876. 8 4461 4 Four died in infancy.

CHILDREN OF No. 4417. MARY DAVIDSON RITTENHOUSE^ (Woods), of 6 s Benjamin Franklin R.,of David ,of Benjamin 4, of Mat­ thias 3,of Nicholas 2,ofWilliam1. 8 4462 1 Henrietta R. Woods. 8 4463 2 James S. Woods. BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 57 Individual Family Gen. No. No.' 8 4464 , 3 Franklin R. Woods. 8 4465 4 Two died in infancy.

CHILDREN OF No. 4419. BENJAMIN FRANKLINRITTENHOUSE? (Major), of Benjamin Franklin R.6,*of Davids,of Benjamin*, of Mat­ thias3, of Nicholas 2,of William1. 8 4466 1 B.Franklin Rittenhouse ;June 26, 1869. 8 4467 2 Elizabeth C. Rittenhotise ;May 7, 1877. 8 4468 3 B.Norris Rittenhouse ;August 15, 1879. 8 4469 4 One died in infancy.

CHILDREN OF No. 4413. REV. JOHN HUGHES RITTENHOUSE6,of Davids, 2 1 3, , ofBenjamin 4, ofMatthias of Nicholas of William. 7 4470 1 Martha Louise Rittenhouse, b. September 8, 1848; m. Joshua Williams, June 13, 1871; he was b. April 3, 1843; hard­ ware merchant, Minneapolis, Minnesota ; their children are :Alice,Louise, Charles and Rachel. 7 4471 2 Charles Edwin Rittenhouse, h. April3, 1850; m. Grace Hubbell, December 24, 1883; she was b. July 11, i860; Charles E. Rittenhouse is President of the Peoples Bank, corner Seventh and Jackson streets , St. Paul, Minn.;their children are John and Catharine. 58 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. Individual Family 6«n. No. No. 7 4472 3 Mary Frances Rittenhouse, b. October 10, 1853; m. David Dale Lambie, May 4, 1875 ; resides at Great Falls, Montana ; business, real estate ; he was b. June 4, 1845 ;their children are :Arthur, Helen, Ethel. From C. E. Rittenhouse, of St. Paul, Minn

CHILDREN OF No. 4389. JOHN RITTENHOUSE NOURSE 6,of Mary Ritten­ 5 2, house (Nourse), of Benjamin 4, of Matthias 3, of Nicholas ofWilliam1. 7 4473 1 Mary Frances Nourse, b. July 14, 1827, at Washington, D.C.; m. Matthew Smyth, September 24, 1855 ;he was b. in North Ireland; d. August 11, 1859, at Centre- ville,Iowa; he was a Presbyterian clergy­ man ; she m. again, to Adam Clarke Mc- Caffrey; he d. December 31, 1862, at Murfreesboro, Tennessee (battle) ; occ, farmer; she resides at Washington, D. C, and is a Clerk in the Treasury De­ partment since 1862; no issue by first marriage. 7 4474 2 John Frederick Nourse, b. August 20, 1829, at Washington, D. C.; d.July 18, 1830, at above place. 7 4475 3 Elizabeth Hannah Nourse, b. November 23, 183 1;d. January 14, 1833. 7 4476 4 Annajosepha Nourse, h.February 28, 1834; m. Richard Henry Hall, February 15, 1872, at Washington, D. C.; he was b. March 31, 1834, at Baltimore; traveling agent ;res., Washington, D.C.; no issue. BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 59 IndlTiduH Family Gen, No. No. 7 4477 5 Hannah Elizabeth Nourse, b. September 5, 1836, at Washington, D.C.; d. August 15, 1845, near Frostburg, Maryland. 7 4478 6 Helen Lucretia Nourse, b. December 5, 1838 ; m. William Thompson, June 2, 1859, at Washington, D. C; no issue; he was born June 14, 1833, at Montreal, Canada; oca, plumber; now Vice President of the Metropolitan Bank, Washington, D. C.;resides at Sligo, Maryland. 7 4479 7 Sarah LordNourse, b. August 31, 1841;m. Electus Abijah Pratt, September 18, 1866, at Washington, D. C;he was born September 1, 1836, at Oak Hill,Green county, New York; lawyer and real estate agent, at Minneapolis, Minnesota. 7 4480 8 Ada Caroline Nourse, b. April 27, 1844, at Hillside, Alleghany county, Md.; d. August 9, iB6O, at Washington, D. C. 7 4481 9 Edward Michael Nourse, b.January 6, 1847, at Hillside, Alleghany county, Md.;m. Julia Moore, December 13, 1872, who was born August 11, 1847, at Washing­ ton, D. C; he died December 6, 1886, at Washington ;real estate agent.

CHILDREN OF No. 4390. JAMES RITTENHOUSE NOURSE 6,of Mary Ritten­ 3 houses (Nourse), of Benjamin 4, of Matthias 3, of Nicholas , of William1. 7 4482 1 Joseph Harvey Nourse, b. July 7, 1830, at Washington, D.C.;d. June 22, 1891, at 60 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. Indlridual Family Gen. No. No. 7 44^2 1 Bayfield, Wisconsin; m. Isabel Laurie Rittenhouse, on March 15, 1853; she was born January 17, 1833, at Washing­ ton, D. C; she was the daughter of Benjamin Franklin Rittenhouse, and is a second cousin to her husband; res.; Bayfield, Wisconsin ; merchant.

7 4483 2 Elizabeth Rooker Nourse tb. June 8, 1832, at Milroy,Mifflincounty, Pa. ; m, Novem­ ber 3, 1853, John Wilson Nairn, at Wash­ ington, D. C.; residing at Washington ; oca, druggist; she died October 7, 1861, at Washington; he married a second and third time. 7 4484 3 Mary Anna Nourse, b. December 25, 1833, at Milroy,Mifflin county, Pa. ; d. Sep­ tember 5, 1844. 7 4485 4 Margaret Baxter Maclay Nourse, b. De­ cember 11, 1835, at Milroy, Mifflin county, Pa.; d. December 6, 1862, at Bayfield, Wisconsin ; m. Robert Mayne Patterson, on May 30, 1861 ; he was born July 17, 1832, at Philadelphia, Pa.; no issue by first and second marriage. He was editor of "The Presbyterian Journal," author, and Presbyterian cler­ gyman ; the degree of D. D, was con­ ferred by Princeton College, and LL.D. by Lafayette College. [See Appleton's Cyclopedia ofAmerican Biography.] 7 4486 5 Sarah Harriett Nourse, b. October 23, 1837 ; m. John P. Taylor, May 19, 1863 ; b. June 6, 1827, near Reedsville, Mifflin county, Pa.; she died December 25, BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 61 Individual Family Gen. No. No. 7 4486 5 1870, at Milroy,Pa.; he married a sec­ ond time ;no issue. 7 4487 6 James Michael Nourse tb. May 14, 1840, at Milroy,Mifflincounty, Pa. ;he is a Pres­ byterian clergyman, resides at Manassas, Va.; married Sarah Frances Blackman, b. February 3, 1844, at Port Republic, New Jersey; married May 18, 1865, at same place; she was a daughter of David S. (b. 1815; d. 1884) and Abi­ gail Holmes Doughty (b. 1821 ;m.1841 ; d. 185 1) Blackman. 7 4488 7 Eva Maria Nourse, b. November .28, 1841 ; d. December 26, 1864; m. James P. Birchfield, M. D., March 11, 1863, at Milroy, Mifflin county, Pa., U. S. V, res., Clearfield, Pa. 7 4489 8 John Thomas Nourse, b. February 24, 1845, at Milroy,Mifflincounty, Pa. ; m. Elea nor Maclay Pomeroy, on June 7, 1871, at Academia, Juniata county, Pa.; a daughter of Joseph and Ann Crawford Pomeroy, in 1890 post-master at_ Santa Ana, Orange county, California ;lawyer.

7 4490 9 Mary Rittenhouse Nourse, b. September 29, 1847; d. July 18, 1864, at Milroy,Mif flincounty, Pa. 7 449 1 10 Ann Caroline Nourse, b. June 9, 1854, at Washington, D. C.; m. Isaiah George Marks, October 26, 1880; he was born October 26, 1850, at Milroy,Pa; insur­ ance agent and justice of the peace ; resides now at Santa Ana, Orange county, California. 62 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. CHILDREN OF No. 4391 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN NOURSE 6,of Mary Rit­ tenhouse 5 (Nourse), of Benjamin 4', of Matthias 3^ of Nicho­ las 2, of William1. Individual Family Gen. No. No. 7 4492 1 Emma Josepka Nourse, b. November 15, 1832, at Cannonsburg, Pa. ; m. Come lius Stribling, on December 7, 185.2, at Washington; she died January 17, 1862, at Georgetown, D. X.; he was born March 27, 183-1, at Norfolk, Va. ; died December 15, 1875, at Baltimore, Md. 7 4493 2 Susan Stansbury Nourse, b. November 13, 1834, at Springfield, Clark county, Ohio; m. Jacob Watkins Winans, on July 27, 1853, at Washington, D. C.; he was born February 7, 1824, at Elizabeth, New Jersey; died July 20, 1855, at Wash­ ington, D. C. ; he was a Presbyterian clergyman.

CHILDREN OF No. 4393. SARAH HARRIET NOURSE 6 (Stetlineus), of Mary

RiTJhNHousES (Nourse), of Benjamin 4, ofMatthias 3, ofNich­ olas 2,of William1. 7 4494 I George WilliamStetlineus, b. April 30, 1834; m. Mary Sarah Ford, who d. April 8, 1872, in Illinois. There was a large family of the Stetlineus, but have not been able to trace them. Mrs. Lyle,at Lexington, Kentucky, also made every effort to find them but failed. BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE.- 63 CHILDREN OF No. 4394. WILLIAMNOURSE 6, Mary Rittenhouses (Nourse), Benjamin 3 2 1 of 4, ofMatthias ,of Nicholas ,of William. Individual Family Qon. No. 7 4495 1 Emily Josepha Nourse, b. July 2, 1841, at Washington, D. C.; m. Alexander Somerville Stewart, on September 4, i860; d. July 3, 1865, in Nueces county, Texas ; ranch and stock owner ;he was born 1839; she married a second time, to William Augustus Meloy, on Decem­ ber 16, 1868, at Washington, D. C; he was born August 26, 1832, at Chenango Forks, New York; in 1864 the degree of A. B. was conferred by Yale, and A. M.in 1857; lawyer; admitted to the bar of the Supreme Court of the United States in 1862; member of Maryland House of Delegates, 1889-91. 7 4496 2 WilliamBondNourse, b. December 11,1843, in Washington, D. C.;farmer, near Suit- land, Prince George county, Maryland ; m. Rosa Hazelhurst Raymond, on Sep­ tember 21, 1875, near Abington, Mary­ land; she was born June, 1853, near Abington, Maryland, daughter of Sam­ uel Wilson and Mary Allen Raymond ; no issue, but had an adopted daughter named Ray, born May, 1885. 7 4497 3 Edward FellNourse, b. November 11, 1847, in Washington, L). C.; d. August 12, 1848, in Montgomery county, Maryland. 64 • BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. Individual Family Gen. No. No. 7 4498 4 Anna Isabella Nourse, b. November 2, 1852, at Washington, D.C.; m. Samuel Henry Meloy, October 11, 1870, at Washing­ ton ; he was b. September 8, 1840, m New York ; farmer ; resides near For­ estville, Prince George county, Mary­ land, since 1889. 7 4499 5 Mary Wilson Nourse, b. March 22, 1858, at Washington, D. C.; m. Thomas Bowie Brooks, of Bladensburg, Maryland, De­ cember 23, 1879; he was a wholesale notions and dry goods merchant in Bal­ timore, Maryland.

7 4500 6 Alice Stanley Nourse, b. January 28, 1860, at Washington, D. C.; d. August 28, iB6O. r~

CHILDREN OF No. 4395. ANN JOSEPHA NOURSE6 (Hassler), of Mary Rit­ 5 tf.nhouse (Nourse), of Benjamin 4, of Matthias*, of Nicho­ las2,of William1. 7 4501 I Charles William Hassler, b. July 16,1838, at Washington, D. C.; d. February 19, 1888, at East Winsted, Litchfieldcounty, Connecticut; in 1859 the degree of A. B. was conferred on him,and in 1875 A. M., in the Columbia College; LL.8., in 1876, Columbia University, New York; assistant paymaster U. S. Navy, 1861—1862; paymaster, 1862.— 1870; law­ yer and broker after 1876; inNew York city, 1870—1888; m., Clara Brace Smith, BENJAMIN RLTTENHOUSE. 65 Individual Family Gen. No. No. 7 4501 1 May 17, 1866, at Brooklyn, New York, she was b. July 9, 1841. 7 4502 2 Mary Caroline Hassler, b. June 16, 1840, at Washington, D. C.; m. Simon New­ comb, August 4, 1863, at Washington, D. C.; he was b. March 12, 1835, at Wallace, Nova Scotia ;he is a Professor of Mathematics U. S. Navy since 1861, also Professor of Mathematics and As­ tronomy in John Hopkins University, 1884 to 1894; resides at Washington, D.C. [See cyclopaedias.] 7 4503 3 Anneta or Anita Rosalia Hassler, b. May 13, 1842, at Washington, D. C.; d. Decem­ ber 17, 186 1, at Washington, D. C. ; 4504 4 Ferdinand Augustus Hassler, b. March 6, 1844, at Portsmouth, Virginia, or at Naval Hospital, opposite Norfolk, Vir­ ginia; physician in Philadelphia, 1866 to 1875, now resident at Santa Ana, Orange county, California ; landlord, owns houses in Santa Ana [see Bio­ graphy in Johnson's Encyclopaedia] ;m. AnnieKate Burnett,May 14, 1868, atPhil­ adelphia, where she was born, May 27, 1846 ; she d.November 9, 1878, at Phil­ adelphia, daughter of Eli Seal (d. De­ cember 28, 1868) and Hannah Kennedy Mustin Burnett ;had one daughter, d. in infancy ; he m., second time, Elizabeth Emily Hall, June 27, 1882, at Santa Ana, California ;she was b. January 28, 1865, at Batavia, Illinois, daughter of Orren Buell (b. February 27, 1828) and Emily Maria Potter (m. January 26, 66 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. Individual F«mllj Gen. No. No. 7 4504 4 1858) Hall; have four children, Charles, Arthur, Ferdinand and Adelbert.

CHILDREN OF No. 4396. CHARLES HOWARD NOURSE6,of Mary Ritten­ house s (Nourse), of Benjamin*, of Matthias 3,of Nicholas 3, ofWilliam1. 7 4505 1 Charles Howard Nourse, b. July 26, 1844, at Washington, D. C.; is a physician at Darnestown, Montgomery county, Md.; m. Alice Darby, June 15, 1871; at Darnestown, Maryland; she was born October 15, 1845. 7 4506 2 Harriet Robertson Nourse, b. September 22 1846, at Rockville, Maryland ; d. July 14, 1847. 7 4507 3 Mary Rittenhouse Nourse, b. July 6, 1852, at Montevideo, Montgomery county, Maryland; m. Otho Magruder Mun- caster, October 20, 1869, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia; he was b. Oc­ tober 12, 1843, at Baltimore, Maryland; . physician at Washington, D. C. 7 4508 4 Lucy Holcombe Nourse, b. August 18, 1854, at Montevideo, Maryland ; d. April24, 1857, a*Leesburg, Virginia. RITTENHOUSE. BENJAMIN 67 CHILDREN OF No. 4397. JOSEPH EVERETT NOURSE 6,of Mary Ritten­ 5 3 3 house (Nourse), of Benjamin 4, of Matthias ,of Nicholas , ofWilliam1. IndMdnsl Family Ctai. Kp. No. 7 4509 I Mary Alice Nourse, b. October 20, 1842, at Washington, D. C.; d. April 20, 1856, at Annapolis, Maryland. 7 4510 2 Annie Wright Nourse \ b. June 2, 1845, at Washington, D. C; d. March 13, 1870, at Georgetown, D. C.; m. Richard Des- pard Dodge, July 19, 1866; he was b. September 6, 1839, at New York; en­ gineer U. S. Navy from 1862 to 1868; Treasurer of Home Benefit Association, New York ; residence, Brooklyn ;their children are Frank and Richard. 7 4511 3 Sarah Hassler Nourse, b. March 2, 1847, at Washington, D.C.; m. Cornelius Stille Ramsburg, September 13, 1871 ;she d., November 7, 1887, at Georgetown, D. C.:he was b. August 2,1839, at George­ town; stockbroker; resides at George­ town, D.C. 7 4512 4 Mary Rittenhouse Nourse, b. March 28, 1849, at Washington; d. December 17, 1849, at Washington. 7 4513 5 Maria Josepha Nourse, b. September 22, 1853, at Annapolis, Maryland; d. April 5, 1854. 7 45H 6 Charles Joseph Nourse, b. December 15, 1854, at Annapolis, Maryland ; d. July 23, 1880, at Hartmansville, Mineral county, West Virginia; assistant sur­ 68 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. Individual Family Geo. No. Ko. 7 4514 6 geon U. S. Navy; in 1876 the degree ot M.D. was conferred on himin Columbia University; m. Emily Louise Homans, June 26, 1879, at Brooklyn, New York; she was b. October 4,1856, at Cincinnati, Ohio ; she is clerk in the Treasury De­ partment; residing at Georgetown, D. C.;no issue. 7 4515 7 Emma Jane Nourse, b. May 24, 1856, at Annapolis, Maryland ; unm. 7 4516 8 Frank Nourse, b. July 29, 1858, at Annapo­ lis, Maryland; d. October 7, 1863, at Newport, Rhode Island.

7 4517 9 Henry Dumont Nourse, b. January 30, 1863, at Newport, Rhode Island ; d. Septem­ ber 15, 1890, at Darnestown, Maryland; physician at Georgetown, D.C. ;the de­ gree of M.D. was conferred on him at Columbia University, Washington, D. C.; m. Sarah Agnes Peter, August 24, 1889, at Darnestown, Maryland; had one child, Henry.

CHILDREN OF No. 4399. MICHAEL HENRY NOURSE6, of Mary Ritten­ 5 8 house (Nourse), ofBenjamin 4, ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William1. 7 4518 1 Henry Stansbury Nourse, b. August 3, 1847, at Marshall, Saline county, Missouri; engineer; librarian Harlem Library, New York ; he writes his name Norse, m. Victoria Monroe, April 25, 187 1, at BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 69 Indiridul' Family Gen. No. No. 7 45i8 1 Pompton, New Jersey ; she was b. June 6, 1846; their children are, John, Susan and Orlanda. 7 4519 2 Laura Hagner Nourse, b. 1849, at Wash­ ington, D.C; d. August 1885 ;she was drowned in the Ohio river, near Louis­ ville,Kentucky. 7 4520 3 John Nourse, b. at Washington, D.C.; d. in infancy. 7 4521 4 Benjamin Franklin Nourse, b. March 27, 1853, at Washington, D. C.; resides at New Orleans ; m. Harriet De Bow, on May 3, 187 1, at Cincinati, Ohio; she was born August 25, 1854; their child­ ren were Anna, William and Mabel. 7 4522 5 Emma Nourse, d., aged 10 months. 7 45 23 6 Cora Nourse, b. 1867, at Lafayette, Indiana; d. June, 1881, at New York, about 18 month, after the death of her mother ; •• aged 14 years. 7 4*24 7 Anna Nourse, b.June, 1866, at Lafayette, In­ diana ; m. John B. Mendenhall, on No­ vember, 1884, at Baltimore. Maryland; he was born January, 1866; telegraph operator at Cape Charles, Virginia. The above Nourse genealogy is from Anita Newcomb McGee, M.D., at Washington, D.C, who writes thus : Washington, D. C, October 29, 1892. Mr. Cassel —This information Ihave from Mrs. Lyle,of 160 Walnut avenue, Lexington, Kentucky, lacking dates. Otherwise we have been unable to obtain complete informa-* tion. As for example, the Stetlinius branch, which ithas not been possible to trace. Anita Newcomb McGee, M.D. RITTENHOUSE. 70 BENJAMIN

CHILDREN OF No. 4401. FRANCIS WADE COLLADAY6 (Keen), of Emily s Rittenhouse (Colladay), of Benjamin 4, of Matthias 3, of Nicholas 2,ofWilliam1. Individual Family Gen. No. No. 7 4525 1 William WilliamsKeen, h. July 28, 1847; m. Helen Maria Yarnall, on August 22, 1872; b. May 6, 1847. 7 4526 2 Charles Colladay Keen, b. May 6, 1849. 7 4527 3 George B. Keen, Jr., b. June 18, 1851; m., June 12, 1888, to Maria Randolph Brown; b. November 15, 1866. 7 4528 4 Harry Mortimer Keen, b. July 25, 1853; un­ married. 7 4529 5 Horace Keen. 7 4530 6 Frank Harold Keen, b. November -23, 1859; m., October 22, 1895. to Helen Stuart Squier; b. July 13, 1869. 7 4531 7 Fanny Keen, b. August 10, 1861 ;m., April b, 1882, to George Washington Simons, Jr., March 23, 185 1;d May 3, 1888.

CHILDREN OF No. 4404. WILLIAMRITTENHOUSE COLLADAY6,of Emily

Rittenhouses (Colladay), of Benjamin*, of Matthias 3, of Nicholas 2,of William1. 7 4532 1 Sarah Emily Rittenhouse Colladay, b. June 26, 1866, in Philadelphia; d. August 24, 1867, in Newport, Rhode Island. 7 4533 2 Rev. Samuel Rittenhouse Colladay, b. Sep­ tember 16, 1868, in New York; student BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 71 Individual Family Gen. No. No. 7 4533 2 at the University of Pennsylvania; m., April 23, 1895, to Louise Hill;b. Oc­ tober 24, 1873.

CHILDREN OF No. 4407. SAMUEL RITTENHOUSE COLLADAY6,of Emily

Rittenhouses (Colladay), of Benjamin 4, of Matthias*, ot Nicholas 3,of William1. 7 4534 1 Ellen Morton Colladay, b. September 19, 1871; d. September 30, 1871, at Fort Sill,Indian Territory. 7 4535 2 Emily Rittenhouse Colladay, b.September 30, 1872, at Fort Sill. 7 4536 3 Ellen Morton Colladay, b. October 3, 1873, at St. Louis. 7 4537 4 William Rittenhouse Colladay, b. August 26. 1877, at Fort Griffin,Texas. 7 4538 5 Sarah Harrison Colladay, b. February 1, 1880. 7 4539 6 George Morton Colladay, h.January 10, 1882. 7 4540 7 Frances Keen Colladay, b. July 8, 1883; d. January 5, 1889. These children have the old family Bible with all records, at St. Louis, Missouri.

Francis Datiiel Pastorius,. m. Annecke Klosterman No­ vember 26, 1688, at Germantown, Philadelphia. Children : John Samuel Pastorius, m. Hannak Luken August 15, 1716. Daniel Pastorius, m. Sarah Shoemaker February 23, 1742. 72 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE.

Hannak Pastorius, b. November 17, 1743; d. July 11, 1794; m. October 18, 1765, to William Colladay, b. Septem­ ber 16, 1738; d. November 28, 1823. Abraham Colladay, b. July 31, 1766; d.. September 1, ,1848; m. Hannah Rokestrand December 27, 1790; he died May 16, 1842, aged 74. Charles Colladay, b. May 16, 1802; d. February 3,1863; m., May 9, 1826, Emily Rittenhouse, b. August 28, 1805, and d. January 20, 1885 ;buried in Laurel Hill. Children : 1. Frances Colladay, b. June 3, 1827; d. February 7, 1893 ; m., October 8, 1846, to George B. Keen, of Philadel­ phia; b. August 13, 1824 (yet living, 1896). 2. Charles Robert Colladay, b. January 15, 1829; d. June 3, 183 1;buried at Laurel Hill. 3. Hannah Rakestraw Colladay, h. June 3, 1831;d. Sep tember 30, 1859; m. Henry Beekman Rianhard, May 2, 1855 ; living at Philadelphia, 1896. 4. William Rittenhouse Colladav, b. January 21, 1834; d. November 30, 1877; m. Elizabeth D. Wiltberger, October 1, 1863; b. July 14, 1839; d. June 14, 1895 ;buried at Laurel Hill. 5. Charles Henry Colladay, b. August 6, 1836; d. Sep­ tember 14, 1847; buried at Laurel Hill. 6. Samuel Rakestraw Colladay, b. March 6, 1842 ; d January 14, 1884; m. Sallie B. Harrison, daughter of Judge Wm. P. Harrison, of Virginia. 7. Mary Boon Colladay, b. November 4, 1844; d. Sep­ tember 5, 1847; buried at Laurel Hill.

Children of Frances Colladay and George B. Keen : 1. William W. Keen, b. July 28, 1847 (living 1896); m.. Helen Maria Yarnall, on August 22, 1872; b. May 6, 1847 (living 1896). BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 73

2. Charles Colladay Keen,b.May6, 1849 (living1896). 3. George B. Keen, Jr., h. June 18, 1857 (living 1896); m., June 12, 1888, to Maria Randolph Brown; b. November 15, 1866 (living 1896). 4. Harry Mortimer Keen, b.July 25, 1853 (living 1896) ; unmarried. 5. Horace Keen. 6. Frank Harold Keen, b. November 23, 1859 (living 1896); m., October 22, 1895, to Helen Stuart Squier; b. July 13, 1869 (living 1896). 7. Fannie Keen, b. August 10, 1861 (living 1896); m., April 6, 1882, to Geo. W. Simons, Jr. ;b. March 23, 185 1; d. May 3, 1888.

Children of Hannah Rakestraw Colladay and Henry B. Rianhard : Charles Colladay Rianhard, b. February 1, 1857 (living 1896) ;m. Louise Reese, October 4, 1883 (living 1896) ;have one child,Henry Beekman Rianhard, Jr., b. August 12, 1884. Emily Rianhard, b. June 1, 1859; d. January 9, 1861.

Children of William Rittenhouse Colladay and Elizabeth D. Wiltberger : Sarah Emily Rittenhouse Colladay, b.June 26, ;d. August 14, 1867. Rev. Samuel Rakestan Colladay, b. September 16, 1868 (living 1896); m., April 23, 1895, to Louise Hill;b. October 24, 1873 (living 1896).

Children of William Williams Keen and Helen Maria Yarnall:

1. Ellen Price Keent b. August 6, 1873. 74 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE.

2. Sarah Yarnall Keen, b. February 16, 1877, 3. Frances Colladay Keen, b. June 25, 1879. 4. Thomas Budd Rittenhouse Keen,b. August 5, 1886. 5. Charles Herbert Yarnall Keen, b. September 2, 1890.

Children of George B. Keen and Maria Randolph Brown : 1. Samuel Brown Keen, b. October 28, 1889. 2. Henrietta Colladay Keen, b. October 20, 1891. 3. George B.Keen, Jr., b. May 29, 1893. 4. Herold Colladay Keen, b. January 20, 1895.

Children ofFrank Herold Keen and Helen Stuart Squier: 1. Herold Rittenhouse Keen, b. July 24, 1896.

Children of Fanny Keen and George Washington Simons, Jr. : 1. George Washington Simons, b. June 18, 1883. 2. Frank Keen Simons, b. June 12, 1885. 3. Harry Mortimer Simons, b. August 4, 1888.

CHILDREN OF No. 4414. ELIZABETH SCOTT RITTENHOUSE? (Gurley), of Benjamin 6, Franklin Rittenhouse of Davids, of Benjamin 4, of Matthiass, of Nicholas 2,ofWilliam1. Individual Family Gen. No. No. 8 4580 1 Emily Gurley, d. January, 1855, aged 2 months. BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 75 Indtrldn*! Family Gen. No. No. 8 4581 2 Ralph Randolph Gurley, b. January 16, 1856; m. Miss Ella Jeanette Gibbon, June 6, 1878; have one child,Florence Powell Gurley; b. November 12, 1881. 8 4582 3 Ferdinand Gurley, d., 1862, aged 2 months. 8 4583 4 Franklin Rittenhouse Gurley, b. May 31, iB6O. 8 4584 5 William Fitzhugh Gurley, b. April 30, 1861 ; m. Elizabeth BuckSjf, of Washington ; no children. \ 8 4585 6 Henrietta Gurley, d., 1857, aged 2 days. 8 4586' 7 Marion Gurley, d., 1859, aged 5 months. 8 4587 8 Caroline Gurley, d., 1863, aged 5 weeks. 8 4588 9 George HullGurley, b. November 11, 1864; d. November 17, 1894.

CHILDREN OF No. 4418.. HENRIETTA WARRING RITTENHOUSE? (Wil­ son), of Benjamin Franklin Rittenhouse 6, of David s, of Benjamin 2 1 4, ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas ,ofWilliam. 45«9 1 WilliamLowe Wilson, b. August 3, i860; d., aged 1year. 4590 2 Mary Duncan Wilson, b. January 23, 1861 ; m. Warren Switzler, of Omaha, Ne­Ne- braska, November 15, 1882; have three' children. 4591 1 Thomas Wilson Switzler, b.May 2, 1884. 4592 2 Robinson Meredith Switzler, b. Novem­Novem- ber 26, 1885. 4593 3 Alice Royal Switzler, b. November 27, ,00^ 76 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. Individual Family Gen. No. No. 8 4594 3 Henrietta Rittenhouse Wilson, b. November 29, 1862 ; m. Leut. Daniel H. Bough- ten, U. S. A., on June 30, 1887, at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas; they have one child. 9 4595 * George Wilson Boughten, b. September 11, 1888. 8 4596 4 Margaret Stevens Wilson, b. November 25, 1864; unmarried.

CHILDREN OF No. 4421. CLEMENTINE C. RITTENHOUSE? (Cissel), of Ben­ 6 5 jamin Franklin Rittenhouse ,of David ,of Benjamin 4, of 2 1 Matthias 3, ofNicholas ,of William. 8 4593 1 Mary C. Cissel, m. Samuel Berney. 8 4594 2 Helen M. Cissel. 8 4595 3 Ettie D. Cissel. 8 4596 4 Clementine S. Cissel. 8 4597 5 Margaret S. Cissel. 8 4598 6 Catharine B. Cissel. 8 4599 7 John or Atkinson Cissel.

CHILDREN OF No. 4424. JAMES HALLRITTENHOUSE?, ofBenjamin Frank­ 6 5 linRittenhouse ,of David ,of Benjamin 4, of Matthias 3, ofNicholas 2,ofWilliam1. 8 4600 1 Lucia Rittenhouse. 8 4601 2 Ralph Rittenhouse. 8 4602 3 Leonard Rittenhouse. BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 77 Indivldoal Funily Gen. No. Xo. 8 4603 4 Howard Rittenhouse, d., aged one year. 8 4604 5 KarlRittenhouse.

CHILDREN OF No. 4425. CHARLES E. RITTENHOUSE?, ofBenjamin Frank­ 6 3 lin Rittenhouse ,of Davids,of Benjamin 4, of Matthias , ofNicholas 2,William1. 8 4605 1 Sadie Rittenhouse. 8 4606 2 Arthur Rittenhouse.

CHILDREN OF No. 4470. MARTHA LOUISE RITTENHOUSE' (Williams), of Rev. John Hughes Rittenhouse 6,of Davids,of Benjamin 4, of Matthias 3,of Nicholas 2,of William1. 8 4607 1 AliceJane Williams,b. August 20, 1872. 8 4608 2 Louis Hudson Williams;b. April26, 1874. 8 4609 3 Charles Rittenhouse Williams,b. January 30, 1876. 8 4610 4 Rachel Louise Williams, b. September 11, 1879. Allliving(1892) at Minneapolis, Minn.

CHILDREN OF No. 4471. CHARLES EDWIN RITTENHOUSE?, of Rev. John Hughes Rittenhouse 6, of Davids, of Benjamin4, of Mat­ 2 1 thias 3, of Nicholas ,of William. 8 4611 1 John Hughes Rittenhouse, b. February 5, 1885 ;d- April 26, 1886. 8 4612 2 Catharine Rittenhouse ', b. May 31, 1886. 78 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. CHILDREN OF No. 4472. MARYFRANCES RITTENHOUSE? (Dale Lambie), Hughes 6 5 of Rev. John Rittenhouse ,of David,of Benjamin 4, 2 1 ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William. Individual Family Gen. No. No. 8 4613 1 Arthur Dale Lambie, b. October 29, 1877. 8 4614 2 Hele?i Rittenhouse Lambie, b. April 15, 1881. 8 4615 3 Ethel Louise Lambie, b. November 17, 1884. Allthe above three families were reported by C. E. Rit­ tenhouse, ofSt. Paul, Minn.

CHILDREN OF No. 4473. MARYFRANCES NOURSE' (McCaffery, second mar­ riage), ofJohn Rittenhouse Nourse 6,of MaryRittenhouse s 2 (Nourse), Benjamin*, of Matthias 3, of Nicholas ,of Wil­ liam1. 8 4616 1 John Clark McCaffery,b.at Powhatan Point, Belmont county, O., December 14, i860; d. at Washington, D. C, June 14, 1882.

CHILDREN OF No. 4479. SARAH LORD NOURSE? (Pratt), of John Ritten­ house Noukse 6,of Mary Rittenhouse s (Nourse), of Benja­ min4,ofMatthias 3,of Nicholas 2,of William1. 8 4617 1 William Norman Pratt, b. June 19, 1867, at Mt.Pleasant, D.C; d.. August 22, 1867, same place. 8 4618 2 Edward Electus Pratt, b. October 4, 1870, at Washington, D. C. BENJAMIN RITTEN HOUSE. 79 Individual Family Gen. Mo. No. 8 4619 3 Charles Williams Pratt, b. March 7, 1875, at Washington, D. C; d. May g, 1886, at Minneapolis, Mm. 8 4620 4 Helen Pratt, b. May 19, 1877, at Washing­ ton, D. C; d. February 25, 1880, at same place.

CHILDREN OF No. 4481. EDWARD MICHAEL NOURSE', of John Ritten­ house Nourse 6,of Mary Rittenhouse s (Nourse), of Benja­ 4 2 1 min ,of Matthias 3, of Nicholas ,01William. 8 4621 1 Robert WillettNourse, b. December 4, 1873' at Washington, D. C. 8 4622 2 Ida Moore Nourse, b. September 19, 1877, at Washington, D. C. 8 4623 3 Julia de Pass Nourse, b. January 5, 1880, at Washington, D.C.

CHILDREN OF No. 4482. JOSEPH HARVEYNOURSE?, of James Rittenhouse 6 Mary s Nourse ,of Rittenhouse (Nourse), of Benjamin 4, of Matthias 3,of Nicholas 2,ofWilliam1. 8 4624 1 William Nourse, b. April 5, 1854, in Indian Territory; d. February 22, 1855, at Leesburg, Virginia. 8 4625 2 Isabel Nourse, b. November 11, 1855, at Milroy,Pa. 8 4626 3 Henrietta Nourse, b. June 10, 1858, at Bay- field, Wisconsin ; d. same day. 80 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. Individual Family Gen. No. M No. 8 4627 4 Emily Nourse, b. June 12, 1859, at Bayfield, Wisconsin. 8 462S 5 Sarah Nourse, b: November 12, 1861, at Bayfield, Wisconsin; d. February 17, 1863. 8 4629 6 Edward E. Nourse, b. December 24, 1863, at Bayfield, Wisconsin; m. Ettie Fay Silvernail, at Bayfield, May 16, 1891. 8 4630 7 Franklin Rittenhouse Nourse, b. at Rock- land, Michigan, August 17, 1866; d. at Lewistown, Pa., February 6, 1867. 8 4631 8 Harvey Nourse, b. at Bayfield, Wisconsin February 20, 1870. 8 4632 9 Laurie Nourse, b. at Bayfield, Wisconsin, January 18, 1872. 8 4633 10 Louise Nourse, b. at Bayfield, Wisconsin, December 25, 1873. 8 4634 11 Bessie Nourse, b. at Bayfield, Wisconsin, June 10, 1876.

CHILDREN OF No. 4483. ELIZABETH ROOKER NOURSE? (Nairn), of James Rittenhouse Nourse 6,of Mary Rittenhouse 5 (Nourse), of Benjamin4, ofMatthias 3,of Nicholas 2,of William1. 8 4635 1 Mary Wilson Nairn, b. at Washington, D. C, September 21, 1854; m. there, Sep­ tember 3, 1878, Franz John Heiberger, Jr.; children, Elizabeth, Franz, Addie, Fanny. BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 81 Individual Family Gen. No. No. 8 4636 2 John James Nairn, b. at Washington, D.C, October 23, 1856; m. Gertrude Hastings Sisson, at Hartford, November 19, 1884. 8 4637 3 Joseph Nairn, d. in infancy. 8 4638 4 James Nairn, d. in infancy. 8 4639 5 Thomas Shields Nairn, b. at Milroy,Pa., May 7, i860; m. Sallie Louise Garret- son, at Philadelphia, Pa., April 8, 1884; children, Thomas and Hattie. 8 4640 6 Elizabeth Rooker Nairn, b. at Washington, D. C, September 1, 1861 ; d. there Oc­ tober 1, 1861.

CHILDREN OF No. 4487. JAMES MICHAEL NOURSE?, of James Rittenhouse 6 Mary 5 Nourse ,of Rittenhouse (Nourse). of Benjamin 4, of 2 1 Matthias 3, ofNicholas ,of William. 8 4641 1 Hattie Foster Nourse, b. February 22, 1866, at Charleston, West Virginia;m. Albert * . " Doyle Brockett, son of Edgar Laogden &tv^**Vx (b. 1825 ;d. 1887) and Georgianna Sey­ mour (b. 1827; d. 1850) Brockett, Feb­ ruary 12, 1889, at Alexandria, Virginia; he was b. at Enfield, North Carolina ; merchant, broker; residence, Alexan­ dria, Virginia. 8 4642 2 Alpheus Homer Nourse, b. December 3, 1867, at Bull Creek, West Virginia; mechanical engineer. 8 4643 3 Clarence Daughty Nourse, b. July 14, 1870, at Bull Creek, West Virginia; civil en­ gineer under P. R. R. 82 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. Individual Family Gen. No. No. 8 4644 4 Edith Holmes Nourse, b. September 20, 1872, at Cairo, West Virginia. 8 4645 5 James Francis Nourse, b. .November 18, 1874, at Athens, Ohio. 8 4646 6 Mary AbigailNourse, b.November 21,1879, at Athens, Ohio.

CHILDREN OF No. 4488. EVA MARIANOURSE? (Birchfield), of James Ritten­ house Nourse 6,of Mary Rittenhouse* (Nourse), of Benja­ min*,of Matthiass, of Nicholas 2,of William1.

8 4647 1 James Nourse Birchfield, b. 1864; resides at Clearfield, Pa.

CHILDREN OF No. 4489. JOHN THOMAS NOURSE', of James Rittenhouse 6 Mary s Nourse ,of Rittenhouse (Nourse), of Benjamin 4, of 2 1 Matthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William. 8 l 4648 1 Sarah Harvey Nourse, b. July 2, 1872, at Cairo, West Virginia. 8 4649 2 Joseph Pomeroy Nourse, b. November 15, 1873, at Academia, Pa. 8 4650 3 James Ritte?ihouse Nourse, b. August 19, 1875, at Academia, Pa. 8 4651 4 John Thomas Nourse, b. March 3, 1877, at Academia, Pa. 8 4^52 5 Bayard Everheart Nourse, b. January 10, 1880, at Academia, Pa. BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 83 CHILDREN OF No. 4491. ANN CAROLINE NOURSE? (Marks), of James Rit­ tenhouse Nourse 6,of Mary Rittenhouse s (Nourse), ofBen­ jamin*, ofMatthias 3,of Nicholas 3,of William1. Indl-ridnal Family Gen. No. No. 8 4653 1 Reba Warren Marks, b. July 22, 1884, at Patterson, Pa. 8 4654 2 Anna Lucilla Marks, b. June 1, 1886, at Patterson, Pa. 8 4655 3 George Nourse Marks, b. October 14,1887, at Santa Ana, Cal. 8 4656 4 Will Jay 'Marks, b. December 27, 1889, at Santa Ana, Cal.

CHILDREN OF No. 4492. EMMA JOSEPH NOURSE? (Stribling), of Benjamin Franklin Nourse 6, of Mary Rittenhouse 5 (Nourse), of 2 1 Benjamin 4, ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William. 8 4657 1 Helen Josepha Stribling, b. October 25, 1853, at Washington, T>. C; d. March 11, 1855. 8 4658 2 Cornelius Kincheloe Stribling, b. August 9, 1857, at Georgetown, D. C.; printer, Washington, D. C.; m.Mary Bell Mc- Daniels, 18, 1886, Hagers­ November ' at town, Md.; she was b. at Martinsburg, W. Va., June 6, 1867; children, Mary Bell and Helen Maxwell. ¦ 8 4659 3 Louisa Payne Stribling, b. December 13, 1858, at Georgetown, D.C.;m. William Henry Criswell. June 25, 1881, at Mar­ tinsburg, West Virginia; divorced ; m. 848 4 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. Indlriduml Family Gen. No. No. 8 4659 3 again, to Dr. Kirksey, of Pickens, South Carolina, in 1892 ; had several children, Emma Nourse, and others. 8 4660 4 Benjamin Nourse Stribling,h. ]\Ay 17,1860, at Georgetown, D. C.; d. July 5, 186 T.

CHILDREN OF No. 4493. SUSAN STANSBURY NOURSE? (Winans), of Ben­ jamin Franklin Nourse 6,of Mary Rittenhouses (Nourse), Benjamin 2 1 of 4, ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William. 8 4661 1 Benjamin Franklin Watkins Winans, b. Feb­ ruary 8, 1856, at New York;butcher at Mount Vernon, Westchester county, N. V.; m. Esther Dickson, daughter of Edward Richard (b. 1824; d. 1890) and Charlotte Amelia Bonnell (b. 1823; m. 1848) Bowen, June 27, 1880, at Green­ wich, Connecticut ; she was b. June 27, 1857; children, Esther Mabel, Ralph Franklin, Ada Stansbury.

CHILDREN OF No. 4495. EMILY JOSEPH NOURSE? (Stewart), of William 6 Mary s Nourse , of Rittenhouse (Nourse), Benjamin 4, of Matthias 3,of Nicholas 2,of William1. 8 4662 1 William Mott Stewart, b. October 2, 1861, at Corpus Christi, Texas; LL.8., 1884; LL. M., 1885 ; admitted to bar at Washington, D. C, in 1886, where he now (1892) resides; m.Florence May Heiberger, daughter ofFranz John (sen., BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 85 Individual Family No. Ho. 8 4662 1 b. 1819) and Emma Jane Baker (b. 1827 ; m. 1847; d. 1882) Heiberger, at Wash­ ington, May 2, 1888; had one son, Wil­ liam Stewart, b. November 22, 1890. 8 4663 .2 Alice Nourse Stewart, b. September $, 1863, in Live Oak county, Texas ;m,June 24, 1887, at Washington, D. C, John Milton Killits; he was b. October 7, 1858, at Lithopolis, Ohio ;graduated A. B. from Williams College in 1880, and A.M.from the same in 1887, LL.B. Columbian University in 1885, LL. M. in 1886; lawyer; resides at Bryan, Wil­ liams county, Ohio ;children are, Alice, Miltonand Edith. 8 4664 3 Alexander Sommerville Stewart, b. Septem­ ber 2, 1865, at Washington, D.C.; LL. B.Columbian University in1886, LL.M. in 1887; patent attorney, Washington, L>. C.;m. Linda Hogue, June 26, 1889, at Washington, D. C.;she was b.March 15, .1868, at Xenia, Ohio ;children, Mar jory, Stewart and others, Children by second marriage : 8 4665 4 Edith WillardMeloy, b. October 8, 1869, at Washington, D. C. 8 4666 . 5 Isabella Rittenhouse Melqy,b. April15, 187 1, in Prince George county, Md..

8 4667 6 Guy Stanley Meloy, b. July 9, 1874, at Washington, D. C. 8 4668 7 Francis Edwards Meloy, b. May 23, 1876, at Washington, D. C. 86 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. Individual Family Gen. Ho. No. 8 4669 8 Emily Gertrude Meloy, b. October 23, 1879, at Washington, D. C. 8 4670 9 Hugh Brian Meloy, b. June 6, 1881, at Washington, D. C.

CHILDREN OF No. 4498. ¦ ANNA ISABELLA NOURSE? (Meloy), of William Nourse 6,of Mary Rittenhouse 3 (Nourse), of Benjamin-*, of Matthiass, of Nicholas 2,ofWilliam1. 8 4671 1 Arthur Nourse Meloy, b. March 8, 1872, at Washington, D. C. 8 4672 3 Helen Scott Meloy, b. January 15, 1874, at Washington, D. C. &

CHILDREN OF No. 4499. MARY WILSON NOURSE' (Brooks), of William Nourse 6,of Mary Riitenhouse 5 (Nourse), of Benjamin 4,of 2 1 Matthias 3, ofNicholas ,of William. 8 4674 1 Arthur Bowie Brooks, b. December 14, 1880, Baltimore, Md. 8 4675 2 Bessie Nourse Brooks, b. September 16, 1882, in Prince George county, Md. 8 4676 3 Mary Rittenhouse Brooks, b. January 26, 1884, at Baltimore, Md.; d. February 27, 1885, at same place. > 8 4677 4 William Thomas Brooks, b. August 18, 1887, at Gaitnersburg, Md.; d. September 27, 1888, at Washington, D. C. BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 87 Individual Family Gen. No. No. • 8 4678 5 Nellie Russel Brooks, b. August 10, 1889,^ at Baltimore, Md. ?

CHILDREN OF No. 4501. CHARLES 1 WILLIAMHASSLER', of Ann Joseph Nourse 6 (Hassler), of Mary Rittenhouse s (Nourse), ofBen­ 3 3 1 jamin 4, ofMatthias ,ofNicholas ,of William. 8 4679 1 Anna May Hassler, b. August 16, 1867, at Brooklyn, N.V.; livingNewton Centre, Mass. 8 4680 2 William Hosford Hassler, b. September 17, 1869, at Englewood, N. J. ; d. Septem­ ber 27, 1869. 8 4681 3 Walter Hassler, b. March 5, 1871, at Engle­ wood, N.J. ;d. August 9, 187 1, on Hud­ son river,near New York*. 8 4682 4 Edith Dwight Hassler, b. December 8, 1874, at Orange, N. J. 8 4683 5 Clarissa Brace Hassler, b. February 3, 1878, at Englewood, N. J.

CHILDREN OF No. 4502. MARY CAROLINE HASSLER? (Newcomb), ofAnn Joseph Nourse 6 (Hassler), of Mary Rittenhouse 5 (Nourse), 3 3 1 of Benjamin 4, ofMatthias ,of Nicholas ,ofWilliam. 8 4684 I Anita Rosalie Newcomb, b. November 4, 1864, at Washington, D.C.; graduated M.D. Columbian University, Washing­ ton, 1892; m. W.J. McGee on February 14, 1888, at Washington; he was b. 88 BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. Indiridnal Family Gen. No. JJo." 8 4684 i April 17, 1853, near Farley, Dubuque county, Iowa ;a geologist U.S. Geolog­ ical Survey 1881 to 1893, since then ethnologist in charge of Bureau of American Ethnology ;resides in Wash­ ington, D. C.;they have two children :

9 a 1 Klotho McGee, b. July 10, 1889, at Wash­ ington, D.C.

9 b 2 Donald McGee, b. September 10, 1895, at Washington, D. C. - 8 4685 2 William Bartlett Newcomb, b.September 23, 1867, at Georgetown, D. C.; d. same day.

8 4685 3 Emily Kate Newcomb, b. June 30, 1869, at Washington, D. C.; m. April 8, 1890, Francis Asbury Wilson, b. August 28, 1857, a*Lawrence, Mass., son of George Pickering (b. 1830; d. 1873) and Emily Ovilla Fisk (b. 1831; m. ) Wilson ; resides at Chicago, 111. ;have two child­ ren:

9 a 1 Marjorie Newcomb, b. February 28, 1892, at Boston, Mass.

9 b 2 Mildred, b. November, 1894, at Boston, Mass.

8 4686 4 Anna Josepha Newcomb, b. September 27, 1871, at Washington, D. C.; m. April 11, 1896, at Washington, D.C, to Ed­ ward Baldwin Whitney, First Assistant Attorney ofU. S. BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 8989

CHILDREN OF No. 4505. CHARLES HOWARD NOURSE', of Charles How­ ard Nourse 6,.of Mary Rittenhouse 5, (Nourse), of Benja­ 4 Nicholas", 1 min,ofMatthias 3, of ofWilliam. IndMdaal Family Gen. No. No. 8 4687 1 Anna Currie Nourse, b. December 8, 1873, at Darnestown, Md.; d. August 6, 1875, at Seneca, Montgomery county, Md.

8 4688 2 Upton Darby Nourse, b. June 8, 1876, at Georgetown, D. C.

8 4689 3 Mary Helen Nourse, b. October 5, 1879, at Washington, D. C.

CHILDREN OF No. 4507. MARY RITTENHOUSE NOURSE* (Muncaster), of Charles Howard Nourse 6,of Mary Rittenhouse s (Nourse), 2 1 of Benjamin*, ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas ,ofWilliam.

8 4690 1 Charles Nourse Muncaster, b. October 19, 1870; d. March, 1876, at Washington, D.C.

8 469 1 2 MaryElizabeth Muncaster, b.March 2,1873 / d. June, 1873, at Waveland, Montgomery county, Md.

8 4692 3 Ida Rachel Muncaster, b. December 27, 1875, at Washington, D.C.

8 4693 4 Harriet Muncaster, b. May 8, 1880, at Washington, D.C. RITTENHOUSE. 90 BENJAMIN

CHILDREN OF No. 4510. ANNIE WRIGHT NOURSE* (Dodge), of Joseph Everett Nourse 6,ofMary Rittenhouse s (Nourse), of Ben­ 1 3, Nicholas*, jamin 4, ofMatthias of of William. Indiridu*! Family Gen. No. No. 8 4694 1 Frank Despard Dodge, b. at Georgetown, D. C, January 14, 1868; m. April 18, 1895, to Ella Bell Patterson, b. Feb­ ruary 8, 1867, at Brooklyn, N. Y. 8 4695 2 Richard Joseph Dodge, b. at Georgetown, D. C,March 11, 1870; d.at Greenwich, Conn., September 13, 1890.

CHILDREN OF No. 45 11. SARAH HASSLER NOURSE? (Ramsburg), ofJoseph Everett Nourse 6,of Mary Rittenhouse s (Nourse), of Ben­ jamin4,ofMatthias 3,of Nicholas 2,of William1. 8 4696 1 Karl Hassler Ramsburg, b. July 9, 1872', at Georgetown, D. C.; d. April 12, 1891, at Georgetown, D. C.

8 4697 2 Charles Joseph Ramsburg, b. May 30, 1877, at Georgetown, D.C. 8 4698 3 Alice Louise Ramsburg, b. June 22, 1880, at Georgetown, D.C.

8 4699 4 Josephine Nourse Ramsburg, b.February 29, 1884, at Georgetown, D. C. 8 4700 5 Elizabeth Thayer Ramsburg, b. October *4, 1885, at Georgetown,. D. C. BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. 91 CHILDREN OF No. 4518. HENRY STANSBURY NORSE', of Michael Henry Nourse 6,of Mary Rittenhouse s (Nourse), of [Benjamin 4,of 2, 1 Matthias 3, ofNicholas of William. IndlTidaal Family Sen. Mo. No. 8 4701 1 John Francis Norse, b. April 28, 1872, at Pompton, N. J. 8 4702 2 Susan Ludlum Norse, b. October 9, 1875, at Pompton, N. J. ; d. January 6, 1877, at New York. 8 4703 3 Orlando Monroe Norse, b. August 25, 1877, at New York.

CHILDREN OF No. 4521. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN NOURSE', of Michael Henry Nourse 6,of Mary Rittenhouse 3 (Nourse), of Benja­ 4 2 1 min ,ofMatthias 3, ofNicholas ,ofWilliam. 8 4704 1 Anna Gertrude Nourse, b. November 12, 1871, at Louisville,Ky.; d. December 18, 187 1, same place. 8 4705 2 William Kent Nourse, b. March 1, 1873, at Louisville,Ky. 8 4706 3 Mabel Scott Nourse, b. June 8, 1879, at Louisville,Ky. \ THE MORGAN FAMILY.

CHILDREN OF No. 35. VOL. I. MARGARET RITTENHOUSE, b. about 1728; m. Edward Morgan ;had, as far as known, one son, named Mor­ gan Morgan ;she was a daughter of Matthias Ritten­ house 3,of Nicholas 3,ofWilliam1. Indlridnal Family Gen. No. No, 5 3900 1 Morgan Morgan, b. Fifth-month 3, 1749, died Second-monthf 29, 1832; m. Ann Roberts,' daughter of John Roberts, of Whitpan township, Montgomery coun­ ty, Pa., at Gwynedd meeting house ; Fourth-month 21, 1774. Ann Roberts was born Twelfth-month 14, 1748, died Tenth-month 15, 1808. " Charles Morgan, of Wilkesbarre, writes . Ihave not been able to trace any ofgrandfather Morgan's family further than his father, Edward Morgan, who married Margaret Rit­ tenhouse. Inever learned whether he had any brothers or sisters. He was a blacksmith by trade, and Ithink his father was the same. He could speak Dutch, which leads me to think he might have been related to the Morgans in Towa­ mensing" township, Montgomery county, Pa. What leads me to think that Edward was a blacksmith is that my mother gave me a stamp or stencil which is now 94 THE MORGAN. FAMILY. in possession of my son Edward S. Morgan. Ithas the initials E. M." Note. —Margaret Rittenbouse was a sister of David the astronomer.

V CHILDREN OF No. 3900. MORGAN MORGAN^, of Margaret Rittenhouse* (Morgan), ofMatthias 3,ofNicholas 2,ofWilliam1. Individual Family Qen. No. No." 6 3901 1 Benjamin Morgan b. Seventh-month 6, 1775, d. Ninth-month 2, 1855, was mar­ ried to Tacy Stroud, resided in Mont­ gomery county, Pa., May 13, 1800; daughter of Edward and Hannah Stroud, of Delaware. Wilkesbarre, Pa., July 26, 1893. Mr.Daniel K.Cassel. My Dear Sir,— Agreeable to my promise to you when you were in Wilkesbarre, Ibeg to enclose the copy of the marriage certificate" of my grandfather Benjamin Morgan. Ihave made it a verbatim copy," not correcting the errors which itcontains. The capitalization and the punctuation are precisely as in the original. The signatures are in five col­ umns ruled as in the copy. Itrust that it will be entirely plain and clear to you, as to the general form of the docu­ ment. Ithink you understood that Idesired my name added to the subscription list for a copy of the work with a good substantial binding. Ishall be glad to do anything further for you at any time. Very truly yours, Benjamin F. Morgan. Inthe possession of their son, Charles Morgan, Wilkes- barre, Pa. BENJAMIN MORGAN AND WIFE TACY.

THE MORGAN FAMILY. 95

Verbatim Copy of Marriage Certificate of Benjamin Morgan and Tacy Stroud. Whereas Benjamin Morgan, Son of Morgan Morgan, and Ann,his Wife, of the Township of Whitpan, inthe County ofMontgomery and State of Pennsylvania, and Tacy Stroud of the Township of Montgomery and County aforesaid ; Daughter of Edward Stroud and Hannah his Wife, late of Motherkill in the State of Delaware, Deceased, having de­ clared their intentions of Marriage with each other, before several Monthly Meetings of the People called Quakers held at Gywnedd in the County of Montgomery aforesaid, accord­ ing to the good order used among them ;and having consent of Parents and Parties concerned their said proposal of Mar­ riage was allowed of by the said Meeting. Now these are to certify whome itmay concern, that for the fullaccomplishing their said Intentions, this thirteenth day ofthe fifthMonth, in the year of our Lord on^th^ujajid.^ighMiujid^e^Jthey the said Benjamin Morgan and Tacy Stroud appeared in a public Meeting of the said People at Gwynedd aforesaid, and the said Benjamin Morgan, taking the said Tacy Stroud, by the hand did, on this solemn occasion, openly declare that he .took her, the said Tacy Stroud to be his Wife,promising with the Lord's assistance, to'be unto her a loving and faithful Husband until Death should separate them ;and then in the same Assembly the said Tacy Stroud, did in a like Manner declare, that she took the said Benjamin Morgan, to be her Husband, promising with the Lord's assistance, to be untp him a faithful and loving Wife, until Death should separate them. And, moreover, they the said Benjamin Morgan and Tacy Stroud, she according to the custom of Marriage assum­ ing the name of her Husband, as a further confirmation there­ of did then and there to these Presents set their Hands ;and we whose Names are also hereunto subscribed, being present at the solemnization of the said Marriage and Subscription, 9696 THE MORGAN FAMILY. have as Witnesses thereunto, set our Hands the Day and year above Written. Benjamin Morgan. Tacy Morgan.

John Evans, Jonathan Cleaver, Job Hallowell, Mary Evans, Thos. Shoemaker, Jr. Cad'r Roberts, Jr., Martha Lukens, Cad'r Foulke, Jr., John Hallowell, Ellin Foulke, Isaac Jones, Joseph Ambler, Jr., Susanna Heston, Nathan Cleaver, Jesse Luken, \.Hannah Foulke, Ruth Cleaver, John ThomasThomas, Jr., Jane Evans, Mary Roberts, Joseph Shoemaker, Sarah Hallowell, Jane Roberts, Hugh Foulke, Ruth Roberts, Hannah Foulke, John Ambler,­Ambler,- Robert Iredell, Sarah Foulke, Morgan Morgan, George Maris, Gainner Forman, Ann Morgan, Joseph Shoemaker, Elizabeth Forman, Eliza Morgan, Caleb Foulke, Levi Foulke;- Sarah R. Morgan, Ellis Cleaver, Ann Foulke, Morn Morgan, Jr., Peter Roberts, Jesse Foulke, Ann Morgan, Jr., Salathiel Cleaver, Priscilla Foulke, Margaret Strotid,- Thos. Shoemaker, John Roberts, Jr., Ann Jones, John Thomas, Job Roberts, Elizab'h Evans', Jr., Alexdr. Forman, Thomas Evans, Nathan Evans, Jos. Mather, John Ambler, Jr., Tacy Evans, Jonathan Evans, Jr., Jesse Ambler, Robert I.Evans, Susanna Lukens,

Indlridual Family Gen. No. No. 6 3902 2 Elizabeth Morgan, b. Twelfth-month 6, 1776; d. at an advanced age; unmar­ ried. 6 3903 3 Sarah Morgan, b. Seventh-month 10,1779; m. Issachar Kenderdine, and lived to an old age; she died Second-month 22, 1861; ni. Twelfth-month 11, 1804; he THE MORGAN FAMILY. 97 IndMdtukl Family Gen. No. No. 6 3903 3 died Eighth-month 15, 1848; both are buried at Horsham; he was a son of John and Hannah Kenderdine ;b Tenth- month 13, 1780. 6 3904 4 Morgan Morgan, Jr., b. Fifth-month 21, 1782; m. Ann Custer; died at an ad­ vanced age, Eighth-month 9, 1850; she was b. Eighth-month 4, 1787 ; m. Elev­ enth-month 15, 1810; d. Fourth-month 1, 1877; buried at Quakertown; her parents lived at Richland, Pa. 6 3905 5 Ann Morgan, b. Twelfth-month 14, 1784; d. Fourth-month 4, 1863 ;in. John Am­ bler, Twelfth-month 8;1807; d. Fourth- month 9, 1859 ;buried at Friends' bury­ ing ground, Gwynedd. 6 3906 6 David Morgan, b. Seventh month 6, 1785 ; m. Sarah Kenderdine ; d.First-month 7, 1865 ; is buried at Friends' burying ground, Schuylkill county, Pa.; she was a daughter of Benjamin and Margaret Kenderdine, b. Fifth-month 16, 1789 ; m. Twelfth-month 18, 1807; d. Second, month 28, 1862 ;is buried at Horsham­ Montgomery county, Pa. 6 3907 7 MaryMorgan, b. Twelfth-month 17, 1788 ; d. Seventh-month, 1847; buried at Gwynedd, Pa. 989 8 THE MORGAN FAMILY.

CHILDREN OF No. 3901. BENJAMIN MORGAN6,of Morgan Morgans, ofMar­ garet Rittenhouse 4 (Morgan), of Matthias 3,of Nicholas 2, ofWilliam1.

Individnkl Family (Jan. No. No. 7 3908 1 Edward S. Morgan, b. Third-month 1, 1801, d. Eighth-month- 10, 1827; buried at Gwynedd; unmarried.

7 3909 2 A daughter b. and unnamed Second-month 8, 1803; d..Second-month 18, 1803.

7 3910 3 Hannah Morgan, b. Third-month 16,1804; d. Seventh-month 10, 1805.

7 39" 4 Mary M. Morgan, b. Seventh-month 15, 1807; d. Second-month 26, 1872; m. Charles Evans, Third-month 12, 1833; he was b. Ninth-month 30, 1811; d. Twelfth-month 17, 1887; coal merchant ; buried at Fairhill,Philadelphia. 7 3912 5 John Rittenhouse Morgan, b. Fourth-month 5, 1809; m. Rachel E. Bicknell; b. Eleventh-month 15, 1819; m. First- month 7, 1837 ; she d. Twelfth-month 23, 1848 ; buried at Cloverdale, Putnam county, Ind.; after her death he mar­ ried Susanna Bicknell ;b. Third-month 20, 1826 ; and m. Ninth-month 27, 1849 J daughters of George Bicknell ;he moved to Indiana, and from there to Illinois; raised a large family and died inKnox county, Illinois, Seventh-month 30, 1887. LoFC. CHARLES MORGAN. THE MORGAN FAMILY. 99 Indlridutl Family Gen. No. No. 7 3913 6 Benjamin Morgan, Jr., b. Eleventh-month 6, 1811; m. Ann Conrad, daughter of Jpnathan and Hannah (Nixon) Conrad, Eleventh-month 17, 1842; b. Seventh- month 15, 1809; d. Third-month 21, 1887 ;ofHorsham township, Montgom­ ery county, Pa., to whom four children were bprn, viz : Mary, Rebecca, Wil­ liamand Charles. Benjamin has adock, made by David Rittenhouse, in good running order; family tradition says it was a wedding present from David Rit­ tenhouse tohis sister Margaret. Charles Morgan says: "Itbelonged to grand­ father Morgan, after his death to my father, and after his death to brother benjamin, who prizes it highly." He says further, "Brother Benjamin has lost his sight, but remains in excellent health, and goes down tohis millalmost every day and attends to their chop­ ping mill. Ithink he remembers yet of seeing Benjamin Rittenhouse, the brother of David, at his father's. He resides halfa mile from Heaton station, and near a mile from Willow Grove sta­ tion on the branch road running to Hat­ boro." He died June 9, 1896. 7 39H 7 Charles Morgan, b. Tenth- month 31. 1814; m. Ellen Harm, of Wilkesbarre, Fourth- month 2, 1842; she was the daughter of Philip and Margaret Harm, and was b. Twelfth-month 5, 1823. The follow­ ing is taken from the Evening Leader, Wilkesbarre, Pa., Monday, April 4, 1892 : 100 THE MORGAN FAMILY.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morgan were assisted by nearly 300 of their friends last evening in celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. The cosy home on North Franklin street was thronged from six o'clock to ten. The rooms were prettily decorated with quantities of smilax hanging in ropes and draperies, and the mantles were banked with flowers and bunches of exquisite roses and other cut flowers. The din­ ing room was made inviting by the beautifully decorated table which was set with dainties and prettily lighted. The supper was an elaborate one, consisting of croquettes, salads of different kinds, coffee the most fragrant, creams, ices, bon bons, almonds and quantities of confectionery, and other dainties. It was served by a corps of waiters under the direc­ tion ofMrs. Hochreiter. While the guests thronged the rooms, congratulated host and hostess, and talked, laughed or ate, the Raff quar­ tet, hidden behind a curtain of smilax, played the most deli­ cious musk. Inan upper room were *he presents —all man­ ner ofcostly bric-a-brac, silver,rare china, a banquet lamp, etc., etc. There was a glass vase full ofgold fish,a reminder from George A.Wells of numerous fishing trips which he and Mr. Morgan had enjoyed. A novel feature was a profusion ofgold pieces under a glass case. Two gilded apples were cut open revealing a radiation of $10 pieces inside. A gilded shoe held a handful of them, and others were fastened on cards or covered the bottom of the case. It was a display ofyellow beauty that was quite entrancing. Over the tables of presents were displayed two wedding certificates. One was that of Mr.and Mrs. Morgan, setting forth that Charles Morgan and Ellen Harm were married April 2, 1842, in Wilkesbarre, by Rev. Daniel W. Bristol, and the witnesses were John Behee and S. G. Beaumont. Above this framed certificate is a large piece of aged yel­ lowparchment also framed. Itis the wedding certificate of Mr.Morgan's parents, Benjamin Morgan and Tacy Stroud, in Montgomery county, May 13, 1800. This parchment is all

THE MORGAN FAMILY. 101 hand written and describes the marriage, which was by Quaker custom. Each having declared their intention be­ forehand, they in the presence of a large number of the Soci­ ety of Friends, took each other by the hand, each declaring that they would love and honor the other until death should them part. The document is signed by at least 75 witnesses, the signatures written in four columns. Mr.Morgan, whose wedding anniversary was celebrated last night, is stilla member of the Society of Friends. He came here for his health from Philadelphia in 1839, as far as Harrisburg by rail and from there to Wilkesbarre by canal packet. The journey took three days and two nights. The place evidently agreed with him, for he stayed.and three years later married Miss Ellen Harm, she being at that time 18 and he 27. Fifty years have since passed over the heads ofeach, but time has dealt so kindly that both look younger by many years, and both are hearty and vigorous. Mr.Morgan can yet outwalk any fisherman in this locality, and he is a cham­ pion with rod and line, too. In1843 Mr.Morgan began the shoe business with John Kline, grandfather of Mrs. Dr.Boyle, of this city. In 1869 Jesse T. Morgan entered the firm and in 1876 he and his brother, Wm. 8.,.t00k charge of the business, which has al­ ways been prosperous and is to-day. Mr.Morgan the elder embarked in the hardware business in 1868 with his son) E. S. Morgan. In1886 Charles E. and Benjamin Morgan en­ tered, and the firmbecame C. Morgan's Sons, abusiness name that is well and favorably known throughout this region. At this time Mr.Morgan retired from active business and has since enjoyed the results of his industry, happy in seeing his sons followinghis business success, and contented in the love of his devoted home circle. But though not act­ ive in business he is personally active and as thoroughly in­ terested in affairs of to-day as his own sons. Among the guests last night were Mr.and Mrs. Locks- ley and Morris Locksley, of Philadelphia ;-Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Evans and Wm. West Evans, of Philadelphia, and 102 THE MORGAN FAMILY. Mr.and Mrs. Isaac Conard, of Fort Washington. The affair was delightful and willlong be remembered. Of the immediate family there were present nine child­ ren six of whom are married, and nine grandchildren. The youngest grandchild is Charles Byron Morgan^ aged three months, bright and interesting. He represented the third generation of Charleses, the second being Charles Evans, the baby's father.

Individual Family Gen. No. No.' 7 3915 8 Tacy S. Morgan, b. Ninth-month 22, 1819; d. Second-month 15, 1844; buried at Plymouth; m. John Watts Hampton, Sr., son of James and Harriet, Third- month 13, 1838; had three children; Harriet, Benjamin and John, Jr. ;Tacy died soon after the birth of John, Jr. John Watts Hampton, residence 731 Oxford street, Philadelphia ;he died Third month 5, 1894.

CHILDREN OF No. 3903. SARAH MORGAN6 (Kenderdine), of Morgan Mor­ gan , Margaret s of Rittenhouse* (Morgan), of Matthias 3, of Nicholas 2,of William1. 7 3916 1 Chalkley Kenderdine, b. Ninth month 15, 1805 ;m. Ann Jarrett, daughter of John and Elizabeth Jarrett, Twelfth-month 6, 1827; d. Second-month 23, 1885; buried at Horsham ;Ann was b. Third- month 17, 1807 ; d. Second-month 29, 1871;buried at Horsham, Pa. 7 3917 2 Morgan Kenderdine, b. Eighth-month 27, 1807 ;m. Mary Arnold ;soon after he emigrated to Ohio; she died in 1851 ; THE MORGAN FAMILY. 103 IndMduml Family Gen. No. No. 7 3917 2 had a large family of children ; resided in Miami county, Ohio; occupation, • blacksmith. 7 39i8 3 Issachar Kenderdine, b. Seventh month 27, 1809; d. Eleventh-month 10, 1874; buried at Horsham ;m. Priscilla Shoe­ maker in fall of 183 1; b.Seventh-month 20, 1810; d. TwelfthTmonth, 1846; buried at Horsham ;his second wifewas AnnSharp. 7 3919 4 Ann M.Kenderdine, b. Eleventh-month i6» 1811; d. Tenth-month 9, 1886; buried at Horsham; m. John Bright, Third- month 10, 1836; he was b. Fifth-month 7, 1814; resides at Norristown, Pa. 7 3920 5 Hannah Kenderdine, b. Eleventh-month 6, 1813; m. at Horsham, Eleventh-month 14, 1833 ; d. Third-month 28, 1881 ;her husband was b. Seventh-month 11, 1813; his name was Jonathan Shoe­ . maker, son of Isaac Shoemaker. 7 3921 6 .Elizabeth M.Kenderdine, b. Seventh month 8, 1816; m. Jonathan I.Palmer, 1865; he d. 1869, aged 44 years; was buried at Horsham, where she afterwards lived. She died 1892 ;no issue. 7 3922 7 Jane Kenderdine, b. Eighth-month 1,1819; unmarried ;resides inHorsham township, now Ambler, Montgomery county, Pa. ; no issue ;she died at the residence of her niece, Rebecca Ambler Bright, Am­ bler, Pa., Eighth-month 2, 1895 ;aged 76 years ;interment at Friends' Hors- ham Meeting burying grounds. 104 THE. MORGAN FAMILY.

CHILDREN OF No. 3904. MORGAN MORGAN, JR.6, of Morgan Morgans, of Margaret Rittenhouse 4 (Morgan), ofMatthias 3,of Nicho­ las2,ofWilliam1. Individual Famllj Gen. No. No. 1 Amelia Morgan, b. Eighth-month 5, 181 1; d. Twelfth-month 10, 181 1. 7 3923 2 Joseph C. Morgan,b. Tenth-month 8, 1812 ; d. Second-month 27, 1888; buried at Quakertown, Pa. ; miller by occ. ; m, first, Theresa Wint, daughter of Henry and Elizabeth (Romig) Wint, of Saucon Valley, Second-month 11, 1836; she was b. Eighth-month 16,1812; d. Seventh- month 1, 1872; buried at Quakertown; in Sixth-month, 1874, he m. Bettie Blame.

7 3924 3 Amelia Ann Morgan, b. Fifth-month 10, 1815 ; d. Sixth-month 15, 1855; m. David Kenderdine, First-month 20, 1842. 7 3925 4 Antrim F. Morgan, b. Eighth-month 31, 1818; m. Martha Harris, Twelfth-month 31, 1846; children, Thomas H., Hannah, Catharine, George C, Joseph A.

7 3926 5 George C. Morgan, b. Second- month 17, 182 1;d. Second-month 3, 1839; buried at Gwynedd, Montgomery county, Pa. 7 3927 6 Elizabeth Morgan, h. Sixth-month, 1823; m. Nathaniel F. Kinsey, son ofJohn and Elizabeth (Foulke) Kinsey, Fourth- month 16, 1844; b. Eighth-month 22, 1817; d. Eleventh-month 28, 1865; buried at Quakertown, Pa. THE MORGAN FAMILY. 105 Indirldnal Family Gen. No. No. 7 3928 7 Hannah Morgan, b. Twelfth -month 28, 1828; m. William Shaw, son of. Samuel and Sydney Shaw, Third-month 15, 1854; reside at Quakertown, Pa.

CHILDREN OF No. 3905. ANN MORGAN6 (Ambler), of Morgan Morgan s,of Margaret Rittenhouse* (Morgan), ofMatthias 3, ofNicho­ las 8,ofWilliam1. 3929 i Thomas Ambler, b. Eighth-month 28, 1808; d. Eleventh-month n, 1879; m. Eliza Ann Muer, b. Seventh-month 19, 1808; d. Second-month 6, 1891 ; res., Phila­Phila- delphia. 7 3930 2 Chalkley Ambler, b. Ninth-month 3, 18 10; m. Rebecca Derr, who died; he m., again, Catharine Evans, daughter of Peter Evans ; res., Philadelphia. 7 393 i3 Benjamin Ambler, b. Eleventh-month 14, ¦ 1812; m. Mary Fitzgerald, Third-month 1, 1838, daughter of John and Catharine • Fitzgerald ; she was born Third-month 11, 1819. 7 3932 4 Joseph Ambler, b. First-month 29, 1815 ;m. Elizabeth Kraftjres., Ambler, Pa. 7 3933 5 John.Ambler, b. Ninth-month 24, 1817; m. Harriet Beans, Third-month 8, 1854; he d. Sixth-month 1, 1873; she was b. First-month 13, 1832, and lived at Bel­Bel- fry, Pa. 7 3934 6 David Ambler, b. Ninth-month 24, 1817; m. Mary McKenney, who died; he m., 106 THE MORGAN FAMILY. Indlrtdnat Family Qen. No. No. 7 3934 6 again, Beulah L.Buckner, who d. First- month 13, 1887, aged 63 years; he d. Fifth-month 18, 1885. The two latter, John and David, were twins. 7 3935 7 Septimus Ambler,h. Second-month 10, 1820; d. Tenth-month 8, ,1883 ; m. Sallie Cooper, Eleventh-month 5, 1857; she was b. Tenth-month 15, 1835 ; d. Twelfth-month 7, 1883 ;both are buried at Gwynedd, Pa. 7 3936 8 Letitia Ambler, b. Eighth-month 9, 1822 ;m. John W. Owen, Tenth-month 24, 1861 ; residing at St Louis, Mo. This was her second husband, her first husband being Thomas Molyneaux, an Englishman, whom she married Eleventh-month 10, 1849, an(* who died at St. Louis, Mo., about 1872, without issue. She died Fourth-month 16, 1896. 7 3937 9 Sarah Ambler, m. Isaac Conard, Eleventh- month 1, 1866. Isaac Conard, auger maker, residing at Fort Washing­ ton, was born Tenth-month 30, 1828 ; m. Mary Walton, Fourth-month 6, 1854, who died; he then married Sarah Ambler, who was born Eleventh-month 5, 1825.

CHILDREN OF No. 3906. DAVID MORGAN6, of Morgan Morgans, of Mar­ garet Rittenhouse* (Morgan), ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas", ofWilliam1. 7 3938 1 Enoch K. Morgan, b. Eighth-month 26, 1808 ; d.Sixth-month 29, 1881 ;m. Ann THE MORGAN FAMILY. 107 Indlridnal FainilT Gen. No. Ho.. 7 3938 1 Spencer ;res., Horsham township, Mont­ gomery county, Pa. ; she was the daugh­ ter- of James and Elizabeth (Smith) Spencer, and was b. Eighth-month 14, 1807; d. Eighth-month 23, 1863 ;buried at Horsham, Pa.

7 3939 2 Margaret Morgan, b. Tenth month 1, 1810; m. John Conrad, Third-month 4, 1830; he was Jb. Ninth-month 10, 1805 ; d. Tenth-month 15, 1876; res., Schuylkill county, Pa. ;b. at Friedensburg, Pa.

7 3940 3 David Morgan, Jr., b. Seventh-month 5, 1812; d. Eleventh-month 30, 1880; buried at Hilltown,Bucks county, Pa. ; m. Isabel Dougherty.

7 3941 4 Morgan Morgan, b. Seventh-month 29, 1816; buried at Horsham, Pa.; m. Ellen Davis. 7 3942 5 Thomas Morgan, b. Sixth-month 7, 1822; m. Mary Ann Riland, daughter of Sam­ uel and Elizabeth (Mullin)Riland,Tenth­ month 2, 1851; went West; d. about Eighth-month 4, 1863; his wife was b. Second-month 28, 1831. 7 3943 6 Issachar Morgan, b. Twelfth-month 1, ; m. Second-month 7, 1853, Anna Eliza, daughter of Edward and (Fol­ well) Davis ; she was b. Eighth-month 7, 1830; res., Warrington, Bucks county, Pa. 7 3944 7 Edward Morgan, m. Abby Biddle ;res., Neshaminy, Bucks county, Pa. 108 THE MORGAN FAMILY.

CHILDREN OF No. 3911. MARYM.MORGAN? (Evans), of Benjamin6,of Mor­ gans, ofMargaret Rittenhouse* (Morgan), ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas 3,of William1. Individual Family (Jan. No. No. 8 3946 1 Tacy A.Evans, b. Twelfth-month 28, 1833 ; d. First-month 25, 1884; m. Benjamin -Ogden Loxley,son ofBenjamin R. Lox- ley, Eleventh-month 23, 1865 ; he was b. Fifth-month 22, 1841 ; res., Philadel­ phia ; children, Charles E. and Morris J. 8 3947 2 Morris James Evans, b. Ninth-month 7, 1837; d. Eighth-month 3, 1870; buried at Fair Hill,Philadelphia ; m.Elizabeth T. Hayhurst, Twelfth-month 26, 1861, daughter of Thomas and Martha C. Hayhurst; b. Second-month 15, 1839; d. Twelfth-month 31, 1890; buried at Fair Hill; children, Mary Gertrude, Charles W. 8 3947/4 3 Charles W. Evans, Jr., b. Fifth-month 24, 1842; d.Eighth-month 31, 1864; buried at Fair Hill.

CHILDREN OF No. 3912. JOHN RITTENHOUSE MORGAN?, of Benjamin 6,of Morgan s,of Margaret Rittenhouse* (Morgan), of Mat­ thiass, of Nicholas 2,of William1. 8 3948 1 Susan B.Morgati,b.Twelfth-month 2, 1838; d. about Tenth-month 4, 1885 ; buried at Nevada, Mo.; m., first, J. L.Hall, First-month 8, 1857; second, Elijah Williams; no issue by either. THE MORGAN FAMILY. 109 Individual Family Gen No. No. 8 3949 2 Benjamin HillMorgan, b. Sixth-month 2, 1841 ; d. Eleventh-month 26, 1862 ; buried at Springfield, Mo.; was a mem­ ber of Co. B, Thirty-seventh Illinois in­ fantry. 8 3950 3 Tacy Stroud Morgan, b. Fourth-month 21 1844; m. James M. Stanley, Second- month 22, 1866 ;he was b.Tenth-month 14, 1839; res., Fort Scott, Kansas. 8 395 1 4 John Roberts Morgan, b. Second-month 11, 1846; m. Carrie M.Gould, Fifth-month 31, 1868 ; she was b. Seventh-month 23, 1848; he is a farmer at Western Park, Kansas.

Children by second marriage, Susanna Bicknell : 8 3952 5 George B. Morgan, b. Eighth-month 4, 1850; m. Alice Robinson, Twelfth- month 25, 1876; she was b. Eleventh- month 11, 1855 ; res., Marmaton, Bour­ bon county, Kansas. 8 3953 6 Lydia Jane Morgan, b. Ninth-month 29, 1852; m. George Washington Spidell, Ninth-month 13, 1869, son of John and Jane Maria Spidell, of Galesburg, 111., b. Tenth-month 6, 1848; res., Schuyler, Neb. 8 3954 7 MaryEllaMorgan, b.Ninth-month 2, 1854 ; m. Y.C. Heaton, Tenth-month 7, 1875 ; he was b. Fourth-month 15, 1855 ; res., Victoria, 111. 8 3955 8 Charles E. Morgan, b. Second month 28, 1857; m.Eliza Muncy, First-month 1, 1877 ;he is a farmer at Altona, 111. 110 THE MORGAN FAMILY.

IndlTidu»l Family Gen. No. No. 8 3956 9 William Morgan,h. Seventh-month 1, 1859; res., Altona, 111. 8 3957 10 Morris James Morgan, b. Eighth-month 14, 1862; m. Mary R. Wagner, Fourth- month 16, 1884; she was b. Twelfth- month 28, 1862; he is a painter; ad­ dress, Fort Scott, Kansas. 8 3958 11 Emma Morgan, b. Tenth-month 8, 1864; d. Sixth-month 25, 1869; buried at Al­ tona, 111. 8 3959 12 Jacob E.Morgan, b. Eighth-month 2, 1867.

CHILDREN OF No. 3913. BENJAMIN MORGAN, JR.?, of Benjamin 6, of Mor­ Margaret 4 gans, of Rittenhouse (Morgan), of Matthias 3, of Nicholas 2,of William1. 8 3960 1 Mary Morgan, b.Tenth-month 21, 1843; d. Eleventh-month 12, 1844; buried at Hordham. 8 3961 2 Rebecca Conard Morgan, b. Ninth-month 28, 1845 ; m. Lieutenant Alfred C. Markley, of U. S. Army, Fourth-month 23, 1868. He is a Captain in the Twenty-fourth Infantry, U. S. A. They lived at Fort Thomas, Arizona; then at Fort Bayard; now in Philadelphia. 8 3962 3 William Foulke Morgan, b. First-month 14, 1849; m. Caroline Hoeckley Wood, daughter of John and Sidney K. Wood, of Torresdale, Twelfth-month 22, 1874; she was b. Eleventh-month 27, 1851 ;he lives about a mile above Willow Grove, THE MORGAN FAMILY. 111 IndlTidotl Family Gen. Ko. No. 8 3962 3 near Heaton station, at the mill where his father carried on milling for over fifty years. 8 3963 4 Charles Evans Morgan, b. First-month 2, 1855 ; d. Ninth-month 13, 1874.

CHILDREN OF No. 3914. CHARLES MORGAN?, of Benjamin 6,of Morgan5,of Margaret 4 Rittenhouse (Morgan), ofMatthias 3, of Nicho­ las", of William1. 8 3964 1 Tacy Stroud Morgan, b. Tenth month 25, 1843 ; m. Benjamin Ogden Loxley, Sixth-month 3, 1886; he was b. Fifth- month 22. 1841. 8 3965 2 Edward Stroud Morgan, b. Eighth-month 24, 1845 ;m."Mary E., daughter of Wil­ liam S. Wells, Ninth-month 9, 1874; she was b.Third-month 15, 1850 ;d.Second­ month 2, 1889; buried at Hollenback Cemetery, Wilkesbarre; he is a mer­ chant at Wilkesbarre, Pa. 8 3966 3 Jesse Taylor Morgan, b. Eleventh-month 28, 1847; m « Frances, daughter of Elias Robbins, Eleventh-month 10, 1875 ;she was b. Sixth-month 27, 1849; d. Tenth- month 29, 1886; buried at Wilkesbarre ; he m. again, to Kate Eulalia Miller, Eleventh-month 6, 1889, daughter of G. M.Miller,of Wilkesbarre, and was b. at Lackawanna, Luzerne county, Pa., Sec­ ond-month 13, 1856 ;Jesse is a merchant in Wilkesbarre. 112 THE MORGAN FAMILY. Individual Family Gen. No. No. 8 3967 4 Anna Lowry Morgan, b. Second-month 22, 1850 ;m. Dunning Sturdevant, of Wilkes­ barre, Tenth-month 7, 1875 ;he was b. Second-month 8, 1846; book-keeper. 8 3968 5 Walter S. Morgan, b. Twelfth- month 27, 1853; d. Sixth-month 2, 1855. 8 3969 6 William P. Morgan, b. Third-month 22, 1855; m. Harriet Winans, of Shick­ shinny, Pa., Ninth-month 12, 1876, b. Third-month 22, 1857, daughter of Thomas. 8 3970 7 Ellen H.Morgan, b.Ninth-month 1, 1857; m. Willard L. Post, of Shickshinny, Pa., Tenth-month 14, 1880, son of Josiah D. Post; he was b. Sixth-month 28, 1855. 8 3971 8 Charles E. Morgan, b. Fifth-month 5, i860; m. Elizabeth K. Wood, of Torresdale, Philadelphia, Sixth-month 5, 1889; she was b. Ninth-month 1, 1859; daughter ofJohn and Sidney K.Wood. 8 3972 9 Benjamin F. Morgan, b. Second-month 26, 1863. 8 3973 10 Mary E. Morgan, b. Tenth- month 1, 1865; m. William S. Goff, Tenth-month 15, 1895.

CHILDREN OF No. 3915. TACY S. MORGAN? (Hampton), of Benjamin 6/ of Morgans,of Margaret Rittenhouse* (Morgan), of Mat­ thias 3,ofNicholas 2,of William1. 8 3974 1 Harriet L. Hampton, b. First-month 11, THE MORGAN FAMILY. 113 IndiTidnal Family Gen. No. No. 8 3974 1 1%39'i d. Fifth-month 26,. 1866; m. Robert Skelton.

8 3975 2 Benjamin M.Hampton, b.Eighth-month 29, 1841 ;m. Mary Ann Morgan ;children, John N., Anna May, William M., Mar­ garet R., Mary A., Benjamin M., and Thomas M. 8 3976 3 John W. Hampton, Jr., b. Second-month 8, 1844; m- Almira Whartman, Seventh- month 12, 1866; she was b. Ninth- month 16, 1846; children, Ka heri».e W. and Walter Evans.

CHILDREN OF No. 3975. BENJAMIN M. HAMPTON8, of Tacy S. Morgan? (Hampton), of Benjamin 6,of Morgans. 9 3977 l John Noble Hampton, b Fifth-month 26, 1868 ;d. Eighth-month 29, 1870. 9 3977% 2 Anna May Hampton, m. William Oran. 9 3977 H 3 William M.Hampton, b. Fourth-month 13, 1873­ 9 3978 4 Margaret R. Hampton, b. and d. Second- month 7, 1877. 9 3978/^ 5 Mary A.Hampton, b.Third-month 22, 1878 ; d. Fourth-month 13, 1878. " 9 3979 6 Benjamin M.Hampton, b. Second-month 11 1880. 9 3980 7 Thos. M.Hampton, b. Third month 1, 1883. MORGAN FAMILY. 114 THE CHILDREN OF No. 3976. JOHN W. HAMPTON, JR.8, of Tacy S. Morgan' (Hampton), of Benjamin 6,of Morgans,ofTMargarf.t Ritten­ 4 8 1 house (Morgan), ofMatthias 3, ofNicholas ,of William. Individual Family Gen. No. No. 9 3980^ 1 Katherine W. Hampton, m. William Richard Verner ;had one child, Catharine. 9 398 1 2 Walter Evans Hampton, m. Imogene Chase.

CHILDREN OF No. 3916. CHALKLEY KENDERDINE?, of Sarah Morgan 6 (Kenderdine), of Morgan Morgan s,of Margaret Ritten­ house* (Morgan), of Matthias 3,of Nicholas 2,ofWilliam1. 8 3982 1 Tacy J. Kenderdine, b. Ninth-month 28, 1828; res., Horsham ;unm. 8 3983 2 Sarah Jane Render dine, b. Seventh-month 21, 1832; m. John Cleaver, Eleventh- month 11, 1852; he was b. Eleventh- month 2, 1822; res., Norristown, Pa.; children, William, Anna X.,Ella, Chalk- ley, Mary R., Emma, Sarah, Tacie X., Silas. 8 3984 3 Letitia Kenderdine, b. Fifth-month 2, 1838; m. William Ambler; he d. Eleventh- month 9, 1881; buried at Plymouth burying-ground ; their children were, George R., Tacy J., Mary R., Anna K. and William L. 8 3985 4 « Elizabeth J. Kenderdine, b. Fifth-month 24, 1840; m. Thomas Stackhouse, Second- month 16, 1865 ; children, Charles X., Chalkley, Anna X.,H.Elizabeth, Tacy /. THE MORGAN FAMILY. 115 tndi-ridu*! Family Gen. No. No. 8 3986 5 John J. Kenderdine tb. First-month, 1851; d. aged eighteen months.

CHILDREN OF No. 3917. MORGAN KENDERDINE? of Sarah Morgan 6(Ken­ derdine), of Morgan Morgan5,of Margaret Rittenhouse* Morgan), ofMatthias 3,ofNicholas 2,ofWilliam1. 8 a 1 Arnold Kenderdine, the first born, living )(i895­ 8 b 2 Anna Maria Kenderdine; deceased. 8 c 3 Christiana Kenderdine; deceased. 8 d 4 Lavinia Kenderdine ;living(1895). 8 c 5 Sarah Edna Kenderdine; deceased. 8 f 6 Agnes Kenderdine; deceased. 8 g 7 Hannah Kenderdine; deceased. 8 h 8 Four died in infancy. There were eleven in all. The family resided inMiami county. Ohio.

CHILDREN OF No. 3918. ISSACHAR KENDERDINE?, of Sarah Morgan 6 (Kenderdine), of Morgan Morgan 5, of Margaret Ritten­ 4 2 1 house (Morgan), of Matthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William. 8 3987 1 Isaac Kenderdine ,b. Third-month 3, 1835. 8 3988 2 Martha 5. Kenderdine, b. Fourth month 24, 1836; deceased; m. John L.Thomson, Fourth-month 10, 1856; have three 116 THE MORGAN FAMILY.

IndWidual Family Oeo. Nn. No. 8 3988 2 children, J. L.Thomson, b. Sixth-month 7, 1826; d. Second-month 4, 1888. 8 3990 3 Amanda Kenderdine, b. Eighth-month 21, 1838 ;m. Thomas Asuer ;no issue. 8 3991 4 T. Chalkley Kenderdine, b. First-month 25, 1846; m. Sue Asuer; one child.

CHILDREN OF No. 3919. ANNM.KENDERDINE' (Bright), of Sarah Morgan 6 (Kenderdine), of Morgan Morgan s, of Margaret Ritten­ 4 2 1 hou>e (Morgan), ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William 8 3992 1 T. Chalkley Bright, b. Seventh-month 22, 1837; m. Catharine Dorworth; had children as follows : 9 3993 1 William H.Bright, b. Tenth-month 30, 1867; m. Mary A. Stivers, Fourth -month 30, 1889. 9 3994 2 Sarah -Inn Bright,b.Seventh-month 13, 1869; m. Harry G. Woodland, Twelfth-month 8, 1888. 9 3995 3 Elmer Ellsworth Bright, b. Fourth- month 4, 1872. 9 3996 4 Thomas Chalkley Bright, b. Sixth- month 1, 1874. 9 3997 5 David S. Bright, b. First-month 29, 1877. 9 3998 6 Horatio Bright, b. Eighth-month 23, 1878; d. Tenth-month 23, 1881. 8 3999 2 Jonathan Bright, d. Tenth-month 1, 1890," m. Mary R. Conard, Fourth-month 8 1868; she was b. Twelfth-month 30, 1847 ;had the following children : THE MORGAN FAMILY. 117 tndlTiduml Family Gen, No. Ho. 9 4000 1 Benjamin F.Bright, b. Ninth month 7, 1869; d.Eighth-month 30, 1876. 9 4001 2 Tacie A.Bright, b. Second month .1, 1871. 9 4002 3 MaryE.Bright, b.Eighth month 20, 1873­ 9 4003 4 Gra i?.Bright, b.Seventh-month 22, 1875 ; d. Second- month 10, 1880. 9 4004 5 Walter L.Bright,b.Ninth-month 24, 1877. 9 4005 6 //". Bright,b. Ninth-month^, 1879. 9 4006 7 Emma J. Bright, b. Eleventh-month 6, 188,1.

9 4007 8 Horace W. Bright, b. Ninth month 19, 1884. 9 4008 9 Jonathan- Bright, b. Twelfth-month 12, 1890. 8 4009 3 Hannah F.Bright, m. Charles G. Vansant ; had one son : 9 '4010 1 Wm. F. Vansant, m. Lizzie O'Brien. 8 4011 4 Edward Bright, m. Rebecca Ambler ; their children are : 9 4012 1. Clara Bright, m. Ross Rosenberger. 9 4013 2 Jennie Bright, m. Newton Meyers. 9 4014 3 Charles Bright; single ; deceased. 9 4015 4 Elizabeth Bright, m.Harry Howard. 9 4016 5 Hannah Bright. 9 4017 6 Edwin Bright. 118 THE MORGAN FAMILY.

Indtridnal Family Gen. No. No. 9 4018 7 John Bright; deceased. 8 4019 5 Elizabeth F.Bright, m. Charles Fleck.

• CHILDREN OF No. 3920. HANNAH KENDERDINE? (Shoemaker), of Sarah, Morgan 6(Kenderdine), of Morgan Morgan s,of Margaret Rittenhouse 4 (Morgan), of Matthias 3, of Nicholas 2, of William1. 8 4020 1 Margaret Shoemaker, b. Ninth-month 30, 1834; m., first, Nathan Hicks; second, Joseph Wilson. Children : 1 Jane K.Hicks. 2 Elizabeth K.Hicks. 3 Mary A.Hicks. 4 Isaac S. Wilson. 8 402 1 2 Issachar K. Shoemaker, b. Third-month 3, iB36;d. Fifth month 16, 1866, unm. 8 4022 3 Sarah Ann Shoemaker, b. Eleventh-month 7, 1837; d. Third-month 16, 1889; buried at Horsham ; m. Josiah Ambler, Second-month 6, 1857; he was b. 1824; no issue. 8 4023 4 Isaac Shoemaker, b. Tenth-month 4, 1840; m. Sibilla Perry"; no issue; res., Abing­ ton, Pa.

CHILDREN OF No. 3925. ANTRIM F. MORGAN?, of Morgan Morgan, Jr.6,of Morgan Morgan s,of Margaret Rittenhouse 4 (Morgan), of 2 1 Matthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William. THE MORGAN FAMILY. 119 Individual Family Sen. No. No. 8 4024 1 Thomas H. Morgan, b. First-month 2, 1848 ; m. Ida Wolf,of Quakertown, Pa., Tenth- month 4, 1877; .children, Lizzie and T. Harris. 9 a 1 Lizzie Morgan, b. Fourth-month 15, 1881. 9 b 2 T. Harris Morgan, b. Fifth-month 4, 1884:

8 402 5 2 Hannah Morgan, b.Second month 18, 1849 ; m. Stephen F. Penrose, Fourth-month 20, 187 1; children, Alice Melvina and Martha Anna. 9 c I AliceMelvina Penrose, b.Third-month 13, 1872. 9 d 2 Martha Anna Penrose, b. Seventh­ month 26, 1878.

8 4026 3 Catharine Morgan,h. Ninth-month 29, 1852; m. Charles Smulling, of Richland town­ ship, Bucks county, Pa., Third-month 6, 1879; children, Antrim Morgan, Robert E. and Hannah.

9 c 1 Antrim Smulling Morgan, b. Sixth- month 6, 1880.

9 f 2 Robert E.Morgan Smulling, b.Ninth­ month 5, 1883. 9 g 3 Hannah Morgan Smulling, b. Ninth- month 20, 1884. 120 THE MORGAN FAMfLY.

Individual Family Gen, No. George Morgan, 9, 1856; 8 4027 4 C. b. Sixth-month' m. Inez M. Brook, of Montgomery county, Pa., Third-month 25, 1880; • children, Warren 8., Lottie,Elsie,George R., John 8., Inez and Blanche. 9 h 1'^Warren B. Morgan, b. Second- month 27, 1881. 9 i 2 Lottie Morgan, b. Eighth-month 22, 1882. 9 J 3 Elsie Morgan, b. Second-month 6, 1884; deceased. 9 k 4 George R. Morgan, b. First-month 22, 1886. 9 1 5 John B.Morgan. 9 m 6 /#££ Morgan. 9 n 7 Blanche Morgan, 8 4028 5 Joseph A. Morgan, b. Fourth-month 30, 1869 ;m. Annie L.Long,of Norristown, Pa. ;one child, Martha H. 9 o 1 Martha H.Morgan, b. Fourth-month 30, 1893.

CHILDREN OF JOSEPH C. MORGAN? AND ' THERESA WINT. No. 3923. 8 a 1 Morgan Morgan, b. Eleventh month 19, 1836 ;d. Tenth month 27, 1859, unm. 8 b 2 Elizabeth Morgan, b. Third-month 6, 1839 \ m.Thomas Wright,ofKingston, Luzerne county, Pa.; she d. Third-month 14, 1867; children: THE MORGAN FAMILY. 121

tmUrtdnal Family Gen. No. No. IMary Wright, m. George Walton, of Luzerne county, Pa.; have two children.

2 Thomas Allan Wright. 3 Elizabeth Wright; d. in infancy. 8 c 3 Ann Morgan, b. Fifth-month 22, 1841; d. Second-month 8, 1852. 8 d 4 Mary Morgan, b. Third-month 29, 1843 » d. Ninth-month 3, iB6O. 8 c 5 William Wint Morgan, b. Twelfth-month 2, 1847; m., by William B.Wood, at Phila­ delphia, Georgeanna Soumeillan, daugh­ ter of John N.and Maria Stuart Sou­ meillan, Second-month 25, 1867; she was b.Second-month 13, 1847 ;children : ' 9 f 1 George Henry Morgan, b. Twelfth- month 16, 1867. 9 g 2 Elizabeth Krotner Morgan, b. First- month 3, 1869. 9 h 3 Joseph Spencer Morgan, b. Fifth- month 15, 1870. 9 i 4 .£// 1874. 9 k 6 William W,Morgan, Jr., b. Eleventh- month 7, 1874. 122 THE MORGAN FAMILY.

CHILDREN OF AMELIAANN MORGAN? AND DAVIDKENDERDINE. No. 3924. Individual Family Gen. No. No. 8 1 1 Anna Mary Kenderdine, b. Twelfth-month 27, 1842 ;m.David Pickel ;ironworker : children, Charles N., Walter, Emma Augusta, Harry, Howard, William

8 m 2 Hannah M.Kenderdine, b. Sixth-month 13, 1844 ;m. Richard Rollings, Tenth month 5, 1869; he was a farmer at Quaker- town; children : Elmer Rollings, b. Third-month 13, 1879. Herbert D. Rollings, b. Third-month 16, 1881. 8 n 3 William H.Kenderdine ,^o. Fifth-month 10, 1847; d. Fourth-month 4, 1865 ; buried at Gwynedd.

8 o 4 Emma Kenderdine ; deceased ; buried at Gwynedd. 8 p 5 Thomas E. Kenderdine, b. Sixth-month 15, 1855 ;m. Estella Ford, 1879.

CHILDREN OF HANNAHMORGAN? ANDWILLIAM SHAW. No. 3928. 8 q 1 Morgan Shaw, b. Tenth-month 15, 1857; m. Alice G. Johnson, daughter of Henry F. and Hannah Johnson, Third-month 27, 1890. 8 r 2 Samuel Shaw, b. Twelfth-month 22, 1859. THE MORGAN FAMILY. 123 Indlrldnal Funllj Gen. No. Ho. 8 s 3 Anna Shaw, b. Third-month 20,1862; m. Amos Johnson, ofQuakertown. 8 t 4 Maurice Shaw, b. Fifth-month 30, 1865 ;m. Jane C Johnson, daughter of Henry F. and Hannah Johnson, Third-month 27, 1890. 8 . v 5 Elizabeth M. Shaw, b. Third-month 14, 1867; m. EliStrong, ofRichland, Pa.

CHILDREN OF No. 3943. Morgan Morgan ISSACHARMORGAN?, ofDavid 6, of Morgan 5, of Margaret Rittenhouse* (Morgan), of Mat­ thias 3,of Nicholas 2,of William1. a i Edward D. Morgan, m. Elizabeth Bertha Southwick; children: I LillieMorgan. 2 Charles Morgan. 9 3 Ada Morgan. 8 b 2 Thomas' E. Morgan, m. Fannie A..Hallows ; chidren : 9 i Sadie Morgan. 9 ¦ 2 Walter Morgan. 9 3 Albert Morgan, d. Eighth-month 17, - 1896. 9 4 Margaret Morgan. 9 5 Morgan, d.Seventh-month 27, 1891. 9 6 Joseph Morgan. 8 c 3 Frank Morgan, d. young­young- 124 THE MORGAN FAMILY. Individual Fatally Gen. No. No. 8 d 4 Sadie D.Morgan, m. George Brunner ;had one child, who d. young. 8 c 5 Joseph M.Morgan, m. Lizzie Stone ;noissue.

CHILDREN OF No. 3927. ELIZABETH MORGAN? (Kinsey), of Morgan Mor­ gan, Jr.6,of Morgan Morgan s,ofMargaret Rittenhouse 4 3 1 (Morgan), ofMatthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William. 8 4029 1 Ann Kinsey, b.First-month 11, 1845 ;single. 8 4030 2 John F. Kinsey, b. Ninth-month 25, 1846; m. Henrietta Williams, of Schuylkill township, Chester county, Pa., Eleventh- month 8, 1882; children, William H. and John K. <¦ 9 a 1 William HKinsey. 9 b 2 John K.Kinsey.

8 403 1 3 Howard Kinsey, b.Seventh month 12, 1849 ; m. Ella Deacon, of New Jersey; one child,Henry D. 9 c 1 Henry D. Kinsey, b. Ninth-month, 1894.

8 4032 4 Letitia F. Kinsey, h..Seventh-month 9, 1852; m. William P. Roberts, Fourth-month 29, 1884; children, Linford, Joseph, Marion. 9 d 1 LinfordRoberts ,b. 1886. THE MORGAN FAMILY. 125 IndiTidual Family S«n. No. No. 9 c 2 Joseph Roberts, b. 1889. 9 f 3 Marion Roberts, b. 189O;

8 4033 5 Elizabeth Kinsey, b. Third-month 15,1860; m. William Jamison, of Philadelphia, Eleventh-month 10, 1880; children:

1 rWalterr(?Wcf K..£&• Jamison^/ C£//v(OC//£% b.L/» Sixth-month*-¦?! Alii Uivtltn 15, 1881. 9 h 2 Carrie P. Jamison, b. Sixth month 29, 1883. 9 i 3 AlfredK.Jamison, b. Sixth-month 20, 1885. 9 j 4 Helen Jamison,b. First-month 7, 1888: 9 k 5 Charles Jamison, b. 1890. 9 i 6 ByronJamison, b. 1893. ¦m 7 William Jamison, b. 1894.

CHILDREN OF No. 3928. HANNAH MORGAN? (Shaw), of Morgan Morgan, Jr.6,of Morgan Morgans, of Margaret Rittenhouse 4 (Mor­ 2, 1 gan), of Matthias 3, of Nicholas of William. 8 4034 1 Morgan Shaw, b. Tenth-month 15, 1857; m. Alice G. Johnson, Third-month 27, 1890; children, Carrie and Jessie. 9 n 1 Carrie Shaw. . 90 2 Jesse Shaw. 8 4035 2 Samuel Shaw, b. Twelfth-month 22, 1859; single. 126 THE MORGAN FAMILY. Individual Family „ - Gen. No. No. 8 4036 3 Anna Sliaw,b. Third-month .20, 1862; m. Amos Johnson, Fourth-month 19, 1883 ; one child, Alice Shaw. 8 4037 4 Maurice Shaw, b. Fifth-month 30, 1865 ;m. Jennie C. Johnson, Third-month 27, 1890 ;one child, Henry F. Shaw. 8 4038 5 Elizabeth Shaw, b. Third-month 14, 1867; m. Eli Stropg, of Richland, Bucks county, Pa.

CHILDREN OF No. 3929. THOMAS AMBLER?, of Ann Morgan 6 (Ambler), of Morgan Morgan s,of Margaret Rittenhouse 4 (Morgan), of 8, 1 Matthias 3, of Nicholas of William. " 8 4039 1 John Ambler, b. Sixth-month 24, 1833; d. Eleventh-month 22, 1882; buried at Mechanics' Cemetery, Philadelphia ; he m., Tenth-month 29, 1857, Rebecca Jane Stroud, daughter ofGeorge W. and Ann Dunn Stroud ; Rebecca Jane was b. Seventh-month 16, 1836; had eleven children : 9 4040 1 Harry Conrad Ambler, b. Fourth-month 10, 1859; contractor, Philadelphia. 9 4041 2 Harriet B. Ambler, b. First month 3, 1861. 9 4042 3 William S. Ambler, h.Ninth-month 30, 1862. 9 4043 4 Charles J. Ambler, b. Eleventh-month 24, 1864; d. Sixth-month 21, 1865. 9 4044 Howard M.Ambler,b. Fifth-month 27, 1866. « 5 9 4045 6 JonatJian B. Ambler, b. Eighth-month 16, 1869; d. First-month 27, 1879. THE MORGAN FAMILY. 127 Individual Family Gen. No. No. 9 4046 7/.Frank Ambler,'b> Tenth-month 14, 1871. 9 4047 8 R.Jane' Ambler,b. Eleventh- month 16, 1873. 9 4048 9 Mary S. Ambler, b. Eighth-month 6, 1875; d. Second-month 16, 1876. 9 4049 10 Robert S. Ambler, b. Tenth-month 15, 1878. 9 4050 11 Anna S. Ambler,b. Twelfth-month 28, 1881.

8 4051 2 Charles Jackson Ambler, b. Seventh-month 1, 1835-; d. Seventh-month 9, 1863; buried in Odd Fellows' Cemetery ;unm. 8 4052 3 Charlotte B. Ambler;b. Tenth-month 3, 1837; d. Eleventh-month 20, 1894; buried in Odd Fellows' Cemetery; she m., Eleventh-month 15, 1855, Jonathan B. Stroud. He was a brother of John's wife above, and b. Eleventh-month 19, 1832; had eleven children : 9 4053 1. Thomas Ambler Stroud, b. Ninth-month 1, , 1856; d. Ninth-month 10, 1856; buried at Philadelphia. 9 4054 2 William Ambler Stroud, b. Ninth-month 17, 1857; m. Emma Magee. 9 4055 3 Anna Frances Stroud, b. First-month 25, i860; m: Joseph Seltzer, Third-month 22, 1887. 9 4056 4 Charlotte Blackburn Stroud, b. Fifth-month 20, ; Fifth-month 9, 1867; p> 1863 d. buried at Doylestown.

9 4057 5 Eliza Ambler Stroud, b. Tenth-month io,» 1865. 128 THE MORGAN FAMILY. Individual Family Gen. No. No. 9 4058 6 Jonathan Bell Stroud, b. Fifth-month 15, 1868. 9 4059 7 Mary Black Stroud, b. Fourth-month 26, 1870. 9 4060 8 Jennie Rebecca Stroud, b. Second-month 18, 1872. 9 4061 9 is/#z# Jarrett Stroud, b. Eighth-month 14, 1875. 9 4062 10 Katie Ely Stroud, b. Fifth-month 17, 1878. 9 4063 11 Robert Milton Stroud, b. Fourth-month 4, 188 1.

8 4064 4 William Henry Ambler, b. Fourth-month 9, 1842; m. Addie M. Manning, Tenth- month 31, 1867; she was b. Tenth- month 31, 1847: had twelve children: 9 4065 1 Charles Wesley Ambler, b. Ninth- month 4, 1868. 9 4066 2 Charlotte Blackburn Ambler, b.Fifth­ month 2, 1870. 9 4067 3 Mary Manning Ambler, b. Tenth- month 10, 187 1. 9 4068 4 Christopher W. H.Ambler, b. Eighth­ month 13, 1873; d.< Eighth-month 13, 1873. 9 4069 5 Amiie Schoales Ambler,b. Eleventh- month 4, 1875; d. Eighth-month 31, 1876. c. 9 4070 6 Alfred Parrish Ambler, b. Third- month 5, 1877 ; d. Eighth-month 24, 1877. THE MORGAN FAMILY. 129 IndlTidaal Family Q«n No. ¦ -No.' 9 4071 7. WtUiam Henry Ambler, b. Ninth­Ninth- - month 10, 1878. 9 . 4072 8. Addie Matilda Ambler, b. Seventh­Seventh- 3 month 23, 1880. 9 9 4073 9 Francis Schulte Ambler, b. Eighth- month 11, 1882. 9 4P74 10 Lloyd Nottingham Ambler, b.First­First- month 28, 1885. 9 4075 11 Letitia Ambler, b. First-month 28* 1887. 9 4076 12 John Owen Ambler, b. Third-month 15, 1890; d. Eighth-month 28, 1890; buried inMt.Moriah Ceme­Ceme- tery, Philadelphia.

CHILDREN OF No. 3930. BENJAMIN AMBLER?,of Ann Morgan 6(Ambler), of Morgan Morgans, ofMargaret Rittenhouse* (Morgan), of 3 1 Matthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William. 8 4077 1

CHILDREN OF No. 3933. JOHN AMBLER*,ofAnn Morgan 6(Ambler), ofMor­ gan Morgan s, of Margaret Rittenhouse 4 (Morgan), of 2 1 Matthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William. Clara Mogridge Ambler, b. Third-month 1, 1856; d. Seventh-month 2, 1856; buried at Warminster. 8 4078 1 Adelaide E. Ambler, b. Fourth-month 18, 1859; m->m-> Fourth-month 25, 1875, Lewis 130 THE MORGAN FAMILY. Individual Family Gea. No. No. 8 4078 1 Baker ;res., Belfry,Montgomery county; Pa. ; he is the son of Jacob and Mar­ garet Baker. 8 4079 2 Annie M.Ambler, \>. Fourth-month 18, 1859; m. Morris Lloyd,Sixth-month 23, 1887 ; res., West Grove) Chester county, Pa. " 8 4080 3 Julia Ambler, b. First-month 18, 1862; d. Tenth-month 3, 1873.. 8 4081 4 Elizabeth B. Ambler;b. Eighth-month 21, 1868 ; res., Belfry, Montgomery county, Pa.

CHILDREN OF No. 3934. DAVID AMBLER?, of Ann Morgan 6 (Ambler), of Morgan Morgans,of Margaret Rittenhouse 4 (Morgan), of 2 1 Matthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William. 8 4082 1 Edwin P. Ambler, b. Twelfth-month 12, 1845; m-. Fifth-month 12, 1872, Mary A.Willingmyre ;she was b.Third-month 12, 1850; res., St. Louis. 8 4083 2 Horace McKenny Ambler, b. Twelfth-month 8, 1848; m. Mary ; five child­ ren, all dead. •8 4084 3 Ella Cornelia Ambler, b. Sixth-month 30, 1853; m. Samuel Hampton Stringfield, Eleventh-month 26, 1879; he was b. Eighth-month 23, 1853. THE MORGAN FAMILY. 131

CHILDREN OF No. 3935. SEPTIMUS AMBLER?, of Ann Morgan 6(Ambler), of Morgan Morgans, of Margaret Rittenhouse* (Morgan), of Matthias 3,of Nicholas 3,ofWilliam1. Indiridnal* Family Gen. No. No. 8 4085 1 Clara A.Ampler, b. Ninth-month 18, 1858; m. Daniel Freas ;res., West Philadelphia. 8 4086 • 2 Emma C. Ambler,b. Eighth-month 31, 1862 ; m. Edward Shugard. 8 - 4087 3 Kate C. Ambler, b. Fourth-month 12, 1864; m. William C. Coulston. 8 4088 4 Mary S. Ambler, b. First-month 27, 1871 ; m. Robert Savage.

CHILDREN OF No. 3938. MARGARETMORGAN? (Conard), of David6,ofMor­ gans, of Margaret Rittenhouse* (Morgan), ofMatthias 3,of Nicholas 2,of William1. 8 4089 1 Miriam Potts Conard, b. Twelfth-month 29, 1830, in Horsham township, Mont­ gomery county, Pa. ;m., Twelfth-month 23, 1856, Isaac Paxson, son ofJohn and Louisa (Heston) Paxson, who was b. Twelifth-month 23, 1831, at Hestonville; address, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 8 4090 2 George Morgan Conard, b. Second-month 26, 1833, in Horsham township, Mont­ gomery county, Pa. ; d. Twelfth-month 13, 1874, in Texas; his wife, Rebecca Hill,was a daughter of Abner and Lu­ cinda-Hill; m. Second- month 26, 1856; she was b. Second-month 26, 1833. 132 THE MORGAN FAMILY. Indiridoal Family Gen. No. No. 8 4091 3 Sarah Morgan Conard, b. Fourth-month 1, 1835, in Chester county, Pa. ; d. Sixth- month 10,1879; m., Tenth-month 18, 1857, Daniel W. Morgan; he was b. Seventh-month 21, 1836. 8 4092 4 Elizabeth Conard, b. Sixth-month 24, 1839, in Chester county, Pa. ; d. First-month 24, 1845. 8 4093 5 Enoch K.Conard,h. Twelfth-month 16,1841, in Chester county, Pa. ; d. First-month 24, 1845. 8 4094 6 Eliza Conard, b.Third-month 12, 1845, m Washington township, Schuylkillcounty, Pa.; m., 1862, Franklin Schropp; he d.; she m. again, Seventh-month 5, 1867, Henry Hilbert, son of John and Sarah Hilbert; he was b. Eleventh- month 30, 1844, in Schuylkill Haven ;res., Corning, Nemaha county, Kansas. 8 4095 7 Joseph S. Conard, b. Eleventh-month 3, 1847,.in Washington township, Schuyl­ kill county, Pa. ; m. Phcebe Ann Reed, First-month 17, 1867, . daughter of Daniel and Esther (Faust) Reed, of of Wayne township, Schuylkill county, Pa.; b. Second-month 11, 1847; ac *~ dress, Guy, Sheridan county, Kanas. 8 4096 8 John R. Conard, b. Second month 25, 1850; m. Second-month 25, 187 1, Eliza Kinsel ; she died ; he m. again, Third-month 7, 1889, Sarah Adams (formerly Silbert). 8 40?7 9 David ß. Conard,b. First-m0nth 7,1853; d. Third-month 29, 1854. THE MORGAN FAMILY. 133 Indirldoal Family No. • No. 8 4098 10 Catherine I. Conard, b. Third-month 30, 1855; single; res., I>e Turksville, Schuylkill county, Pa.

CHILDREN OF No. 3946. TACY A. EVANS8 (Loxley), of Mary M. Morgan? (Evans), of Benjamin 6,of Morgan s,of Margaret Ritten­ 2 1 house* (Morgan), of Matthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William. 9 4099 1 Charles E. Loxley, b. Tenth-month 9, 1868. 9 4100 2 Morris /.Loxley\b.Second-month 26, 1873 ; res., 15 16 Green street, Philadelphia.

CHILDREN OF; No. 3947. MORRIS J. EVANS8,of Mary M. Morgan? (Evans), of Benjamin 6,of Morgan3,of Margaret Rittenhouse* (Mor­ 2 1 gan), of Matthias 3, of Nicholas ,of William. 9 4101 1 Mary Gertrude Evans, b. Fourth-month 25, 1863 ; m. Charles Coale Price, son of John F. and Rebecca Walton Price, Tenth-month 2, 1884; he was b.Sixth­ month 26, 1859; res., Philadelphia. 9 4102 2 Charles W.Evans, b.Sixth-month 10, 1865 ; m. Sarah R. West, daughter of William and Rebecca K.West, of Kingof-Prus­ sia, Sixth-month 7, 1888; she was b. Twelfth-month 18, 1864; res., Philadel­ phia. 134 THE MORGAN FAMILY. CHILDREN OF No. 3983. SARAH JANE KENDERDINE8 (Cleaver), of Chalk- ley Kenderdine 7,of Sarah Morgan 6(Kenderdine), of Mor­ gan Morgan s,of Margaret Rittenhouse 4(Morgan), of Mat­ 2 1 thias 3, ofNicholas ,ofWilliam. Individual Family Gen. No. No. 9 4103 1 William J. Cleaver, b. Second-month 3, 1854; d. Eighth-month 31, 1888, aged 35 years. 9 4104 2 Anna K.Cleaver, b. Sixth-month 3, 1855 ; m. George Rex, Second-month 26, 188 1; he was b. Third-month 22, 1855 ; res, Germantown ; children : 10 4105 1 John C. Rex, b. Second-month 20, 188 1;d. Seventh-month 26, 1881. 10 4106 2 Joseph Rex,b. Fourth- month 8, 1882. 10 4107 3 William Rex, b. Eleventh-month 18, 1886.

10 4108 4 Sarah Rex, d. young. 9 4109 3 Ella Cleaver, b. Seventh- month 5, 1856; d. First-month 17, iB6O. 9 4109 4 Chalkley Cleaver, b. Tenth-month 15, 1857; m. A. Laura White, Fifth month 27, 1884 ;res., Whitemarsh ; children : 10 4110 1 Ella W. Cleaver, b. Eighth- month 18, 1885. 10 4111 2 Mary Anna Cleaver, b.Eighth-month 5, 1889. 9 4112 5 Mary R. Cleaver, b. Ninth-month 14, 1859; unm. 9 4"3 6 Emma Cleaver, b. Tenth-month 16, 1862; unm. THE MORGAN FAMILY. 135 Individual Fmmilj Gen. No. No. 9 4114 7 Sarah Cleaver, b. Third-month 9, 1864; unm,

9 4115 8 Tacy K. Cleaver, h. Eighth-month 21, 1865 ; unm 9 4116 9 .Sz/dtf Cleaver, h.Twelfth-month 17, 1866; d. Sixth month 10, 1883.

CHILDREN OF No. 3984. LETITIA KENDERDINE8 (Ambler), of Chalkley Kenderdine 7,of Sarah Morgan 6(Kenderdine), of Morgan Morgan 5, of Margaret Rittenhouse 4 (Morgan), of Mat­ thias 3,of Nicholas 2,of William1. 9 4117 1 George R. Ambler,b. Ninth-month 28, 1861 ; d. Tenth-month 30, 1864. 9 4118 2 Tacy J. Ambler, b. First-month 17, 1863; dec'd 9 4119 3 Mary R. Ambler, b. Eleventh-month, 21, 1864. 9 4120 4 Annie K.Ambler, b. Fifth-month 12,1866; m. WilliamWebster. Children : 10 4121 1 Ellwood Webster, b. Second-month 28, 1891. 10 4122 2 Walter Webster, b. Fifth-month 6, 1894;d., aged 5 months. 9 4123 5 William L. Ambler, b. Eleventh-month 8, 1871. 136 THE MORGAN FAMILY. CHILDREN OF No. 3985. ELIZABETHKENDERDINE8(Ambler), ofChalklev Kenderdine?, of Sarah Morgan 6(Kenderdine), of Morgan Morgan5,of Margaret Ritten,house 4 (Morgan), of Mat­ thias 3,of Nicholas 3,ofWilliam1. IndiTidual Family Gen. No. No. 9 4124 1 Charles K. Stackhouse, b. Eleventh-month 14, 1868. 9 4125 2 Chalkley K. Stackhouse ,b. Fifth-month 5, 1870. 9 4126 3 Anna K.Stackhouse, b. Fifth month 23, 1875. 9 4127 4H. Elizabeth Stackhouse, b. Twelfth-month 11, 1876. 9 4128 5 TacyJ. Stackhouse, b.Twelfth-month 6, 188 1. INDEX

DAVID RITTENHOUSE. A. Individual Individual No. Page No. F»|« Abbot, George Maurice . . 4227 13 I B Barton, Alice(E. S. Willing) 4310 37 Barton, John Rhea .... 4269 30 Barton, Benjamin Smith 28 Barton, Richard Peters 29 Barton, . 4262 . . 4268 David Rittenhouse . 4265 28 Barton, Richard W 4304 33 Barton, David Walker . 4306 36 Barton,Dr.Robertßittenhouse43os 35 Barton, Elizabeth Sergeant Barton, Susanna Julianna (Abbot) . . .4206 10 (Hopkins) ... . 4276 31 Barton, Emma (Hon. F. C. Barton, Thomas . . . 4266 28 Brewsier) . .4212 12 Barton, William P. C, M.D. 4270 30 Bnrton, Esther Zantzinger . 4262 24 Barton, William 4261 21 Barton, Francis 43°7 37 Brewster, Hon. Frederick Barton, George Washington .4296 33. Carroll .... 412 8 Barton, (Miller) II Brewster, Frederick Carroll, Barton, Julia . .. 4208 Jr.4234 13 Julianna Susanna Brewster, William Barton 4236 13 (White) 4267 29 Brewster, Emma Barton Barton, John Graeff .... 4299 33 (Guillon) ... . 4238 14 H Hopkins, Rebecca(Carpenter)432s 37 IHopkins, Mary (Ruche) .. 4328 38 Hopkins, James . . . 4327 38 I F» Picton, Mary Barton (Stevens) R Rittenhouse, Annie (Shoemaker) Rittenhouse, Eleanor 39 Vol. 1 16 (Evans) .... 40 Vol. 1 14 Rittenhouse, Esther (Rev. Rittenhouse, David . .38 Vol. 1 5 Thomas Barton)* . 41 Vol. I 16 Rittenhouse, Elizabeth (Sergeant) .. . 4200 6 s Sergeant, Esther Rittenhouse Sergeant, Frances Rittenhouse (Harton, Dr. William P. (Lowbsr) 4205 10 C-) 4203 7 z Zantzinger, Franklin Daven- Zantzinger, Mary (Picton) . 4280 32 port- 4339 4O Zantzinger,. Thomas Barton 4279 31 Zantzinger, George . .. 4336 39 Zantzinger, William S. . ..4330 38 Zantzinger, John Paul . 429 1 32 138 INDEX BENJAMIN RITTENHOUSE. C Indiqidnal Individual No. Page No. Page Coladay, Frances Wade IColaday, Samuel Rittenhouse 4407 71 (Keen) 4401 70 IColaday, WilliamRittenhouse.44o4 70 H Hassler, Charles William .. 4501 87 IHassler, Mary Caroline (Newcomb) 4502 87 N Nourse, Anna Josepha Nourse, James Michael . . 4487 81 (Hassler) . ... 4395 64 Nourse, John Thomas . 4489 82 Nourse, AnnCaroline (Marlcs)449i 83 Nourse, John Rittenhouse . 4389 58 Nourse, Anna Isabella Nourse, James Rittenhouse .4390 59 (Meloy) .... 4498 86 Nourse, Joseph Everett . . 4397 67 Nourse, Anna Wrigbt(Dodge)4s IO 9o Nourse, Mary Frances Nourse, Benjamin Franklin. 4521 91 (McCaffery) .... 4473 78 Nourse, Benjamin Franklin . 4391 62 Nourse, Mary Wilson(Brooks)4499 86 Nourse, Charles Howard . .4505 89 Nourse, MaryRittenhouse Nourse, Charles Howard .. 4396 66 (Muncaster) . .. ,. 4507 89 Nourse, Edward Michael . . 4481 78 Nourse, Michael Henry . . 4399 68 Nourse, Elizabeth Rooker Nourse, Sarah Lord (Pratt) 4479 78 (Nairn) .... 4483 8o Nourse, Susan Stansbury Nourse. Eva Maria(Birchfield)44BB 82 (Winans) 4493 84 Nourse, Emma Joseph Nourse, Sarah Hassler (Stribling) . . . 4492 83 (Ramsburg) 45 11 90 Nourse, Emily Joseph Nourse, Sarah Harriet (Stewart) . ... 4405 8484 (Stetlineus) 4393 6z62 Nourse, Henry Stansbury . .4518 91 Nourse, William 4394 63 Nourse, Joseph Harvey . . 4482 79 R Rittenhouse, Benjamin .42 Vol.1 41 Rittenhouse, Isabel Laurie Rittenhouse, Benjamin Frank- Nourse 4416 56 lin 4382 51 Rittenhouse, John Bull .. 4381 45 Rittenbouse, Benjamin Frank- Rittenhouse, James Hall . . 4424 55 lin(Major) . . . 4419 57 Uittenhouse, John Hughes * Rittenhouse, Charles Edwin 4412 54 (Rev.) 4413 57 Rittenhouse, Charles E. 4425 77 Rittenhouse, James Hall .. 4424 76 Rittenhouse, Charles Edwin 4471 77 Rittenhouse, Mary (Nourse) 4383 46 Rittenhouse, Clementine C. Rittenhouse, Mary Elizabeth (Cissel) 4421 76 (Shuman) 4410 53 Rittenhouse, David .... 4380 49 Rittenhouse, Maty Davidson Rittenhouse, Emily (Coladay) 4386 48 (Woods) 4417 56 Rittenhouse, Emily Joseph Rittenhouse, Martha Louise (Hull) . . .4411 54 (Williams) 4470 77 Rittenhouse, Elizabeth Scott Rittenhouse, Mary Frances (Gurley) 4414 74 (Dale Lambie) .... 4472 78 Rittenhoose, Fannie Hyde .4535 55 Rittenhouse, Samuel Whitall 4438 55 Rittenhouse, Henrietta War­ ring (Wilson) .. . 4418 75 INDEX. 139 THE MORGAN FAMILY. A Individual Individual No. Page No. Page Ambler, Thomas . . 3929 120 I Ambler, David . . 3934 130 Ampler, Benjamin .... 3930 129 IAmbler,' Septimus .... 3935 131 Ambj?r,John 3933 129 E Evans, Tacy A. (Loxley) . 3946 133 IEvans, Morris J 3947 133 H Hampton, Benjamin M.. .3975 "3 IHampton, John W., Jr. . 3976 114 X Kenderdine, Chalkley . 3916 U4 Kenderdine, Sarah Jane Kenderdine, Morgan . . 3917 "5 (Cleaver) 3983 134 Kenderdine, Issacher . 3918 "5 Kenderdine. Letitia(Ambler)39B4 I3S Kenderdine, Ann M.(Bright)39i9 n6 Kenderdine, Elizabeth Kenderdine, Hannah (Ambler) 3985 136 (Shoemaker) .... 3920 118

M Morgan, Morgan .... 3900 94 Morgan, Tacy S. (Hatni ton)39is 112 Morgan, Benjamin .... 3901 98 Morgan, Antrim F.. . . .3925 118 Morgan, Sarah (Kenderdine)39O3 102 Morgan, Joseph C. .. 3923 120 Morgan, Morgan .... 3904 104 Morgan, Amelia Ann Morgan, Ann (Ambler) .. 3905 ios (Kenderdine) 3924 122 Morgan, David 3906 io6 Morgan, Hannah (Shaw) 3928 122 Morgan, Mary M. (Evans) 3911 ioB Morgan, Issacher .. 3943 123 Morgan, John Rittenhouse 3912 ioB Morgan, Elizabeth (Kinsey) 3927 124 Morgan, Benjamin, Jr. 3913 no Morgan, Hannah (Shaw) .3928 125 Morgan, Charles . ) . . 3914 11l Morgan, Margaret (Conrad) 3938 131 JUN 11 1903

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