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A History and Genealogy

OF THE

Families of Bayard, Houstoun of Georgia,

and the Descent of the Bolton Family

FROM THE

Families of Assheton, Byron and Hulton,

BY

JOSEPH GASTOjI BAILLIE BULLOCH, M. D.

WASHINGTON, O. C. JAMES H. DONY. PRINTER 1919 THE LIBRARY miGHAM YOUNG vmvi^Rsnv PROVO, PDUTAH Books PD Commons

Dedicated to my friends James Marion Johnston. Esq.

Dr. John McLaren McBryde and

Mrs. E. L. Cornman and Mrs. James Grant Tracy of the Bayard Line. PREFACE In presenting the history and genealogy as contained in the following pages the author does not for one moment claim to have included the issue of each line or of each marriage, nor of all those descended from each family, but rather to carry out th- descent of the direct line of the family to the first American l - cestor, from whence those descended can arrive to that positic i where they can conveniently trace their lineage from the frs ancestor arriving in America. In the forthcoming pages many who have no record or w have not become members of any patriotic bodies or who hs failed to avail themselves at a critical period of the requisite information, will find much aid in being enabled to trace t some ancestor their lineage as contained herein. ..

It may be very difficult in time to trace the lineage of the _^ who, living in a country filled with an admixture of varioi , races, to prove their pure blood from American ancestors who settled in this country, unless we keep a true record. Although there are many references to the distinguished Bayard family, there appears to be no connected line of de- scent from the three brothers, Balthazer, Petrus and , the sons of Samuel Bayard and Ann S yvf s- ant, which can be found together in one book. The »r does not pretend to give all the lines and issues of the c^.> at branches, nor of all the children of each marriage, nor is any claim made that perfection of the genealogy of this family has been attained. Those descended from Nicholas Bayard id Catherine Livingston will find by consultation of the Hous? of Alexander that they have a Royal lineage. The history and genealogy of the Houstoun family is trac »d from the first ancestor as given in Crawford's History of the Shire of Renfrew, to the family who settled in Georgia and he Royal lineage of the line from Sir Patrick Houstoun is pro ^n by his marriage to the daughter of Lord Bargany who in- rn married a daughter af the first Marquis of Douglas of le Angus family. The family of Boiton of Georgia has been already v/ritten and prmted by Rev. Robert Bolton, Reginald Bolton and Dr. IL Car-

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rington Bolton, and the lines of the families are to be found in che Hal ersham and other Southern Families and the Lineage Book uf the Order of Washington. Therefore to avoid a long repetition of names we simply trace the family to Robert Bol- ton of , Pa., and his children, several of whom re- mqV^d to Georgia and , and some of their descendants to and Virginia. The point in the Bolton Lineage is to shpw.th^ descent from the ancient families of Assheton, Hulton of Hulton Park, and the Royal Lineage through the families of Byrgn, Barnake, Dryby and de Tateshall to Mabel Albini, daugh- ter ^of tlu Carl of Arundel, and hence to Charlemagne. As also

TheHul : A-Pilkinton marriage to the Earls of Warren, to which line th'-i>aah the Queen Bee of the Hive, Elizabeth the daugh- ter of Hugh the Great Count of Vermandois, carries us back to the Houses of Capet and Charlemagne. Although not men-

tioHed in ttiis work, a branch of the Adams family of Georgia

is doubly descended from the one of Byron through the Dolton as has beeri stated, the other from Reade of Virginia by a

inj. iage < f Robert Reade to Mildred, daughter of Sir Francis Windebanke and Lady Windebanke, daughter of Sir Edward Dymoke and Ann Talboys.

Fro I the Houstoun family we find branches of the following lines ojs'^ended, such as Johnston, Mcintosh, Clinch, Sadler, Cole^^fioilock, Anderson of Georgia, Waring, Molyneux, Hopkins, Deme/e. Sullivan, Chisholm and others.

From the Bolton line, branches of the families of Habersham, MaxWell, Milledge, Lesesne, Colquitt, Demer4 Adams, Elliott, McBryde, Newell, Turner, Bulloch and others.

The author has consulted many works and taken the requi- site information from them, and takes this means of thanking the authors of the following: Ancient Families of Bohemia

MauTr, bv Rev. Charles Payson Mallery ; The Livingstons of

Ljviniiston Manor, by Edward Brockholst Livingston ; The New "Y^rk Genealogical and Biographical Record; Historic Homes and -families of New York; Historic Families of America, by

Spesucr; The House of Alexander ; Burke's Commoners, Peerage and Baronetage, &c.; Stemmata-Robertson et Durbin ; Foster's County Fiiriiilies of Lincolnshire. Thanks are also due to the authors of The Peerages of Collins, Betham, Sharpe and Play- fair, Lineage Book Order of Washington and Scot's Peerage. We also desire to thank the following: Dr. J. McL. McBryde, Blacksburg, Va.; Mrs. E. L. Cornman, Marietta, Pa.; General S. J.

Bayard Schindel ; James M. Johnston, Washington, D. C; Gen.

James Grant Wilson ; Robert H. Kelby, of New York Historical

Society ; Mrs. James G. Tracy and others.

J. G. B. Bulloch, M. D.

Washington. D. C., June 26, 1919.

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BAYARD

^ or. Arms : Azure, a chevron between three escallops, Crest: A demi-horse, argent. Motto: Amor honor et justitia.

rhis ancient, noble' and very prominent family of New York, , Delaware, and Georgia took its rise in France, but the persecutions of the appear to have driven them to Holland, where we find at an early day Rev. Nicholas Bayard', D. D., pastor of a French Church in Antwerp, and a professor in a College prior to 1599, who had a son. Rev. Lazare Bayard. Among the prominent members of the family we find Colonel Nicholas Bayard, an Alderman of the City of or New York, who in the days of the early history of the Colony

'The above arms, borne by Samuel Bayard 1638 (Holland). The dif- ference in those borne by Petrus Bayard of New York is only in Crest, a demi-uniconi. argent; and Motto, Honor et justitia. * All families on the Continent of Europe who bear coat armor are con- sidered noble, as were also the ancient feudal barons in England and .

' General James Grant Wilson had despaired of finding the ancestor of Bayard, when later on he found Rev. Nicholas Bayard, a pastor in a Church in H«)lland. d. mSTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE BAYARD FAMILY

was one of its foremost citizens ; as also Petrus Bayard, Alder-w

man ; Samuel Bayard, Colonel John Bubenheim' Bayard a most distinguished citizen who occupied many positions of promi- nence; the Delaware Bayards, five of whom became United, States Senators; Dr. Nicholas Serl Bayard, who removed to Georgia and was one of the founders of the Georgia Medical

Society in 1805 ; and his son, Nicholas James, a banker ; as also Rev. George Livingston Bayard, Chaplain in U. S. Navy.

In New York the family descended from or was allied to the foremost families, among whom were the Stuyvesants, Van Cortlandts, Livingstons, Van Rensselaers, Schuylers, Cuylers, Van

Brughs and others ; in Pennsylvania and Delaware, such fam- ilies as Asheton, Bassett and Hodge ; and in Georgia descended from or related to the Glens, Kings, Mclntoshes, Bullochs, Seays and others. Among a large number of Huguenot refugees who were driven from France by the edict of October 25, 1685, were many who fled to Holland, among whom were the Bayards. In May of the year 1647, Mrs. Samuel Bayard, who was Ann Stuyvesant, sister of Governor , left the Old World, having lost her husband who died in Holland prior to that date, and accompanied by her four children, Balthazar, Petrus, Nicholas and Catharine, arrived in New Amsterdam, now New York. Judith, the sister of Samuel Bayard, had mar- ried the Director General, Peter Stuyvesant, and thus there was a double relationship between the families of Bayard and Stuy- vesant. We will now proceed to give the genealogy of this ancient family, which in every way became one of the foremost in America.' This line ^as heretofore accepte(f|begin3 with Rev. Nicholas

Bayard, a pastor in Holland in 1590. who it is stated married Blandina Cond6 and had Lazare Bayard, who married 1607, Judith de Vos and had Samuel Bayard, who married Ann

• He dropped the name of Bubenheim and is known only as Colonel . 'See records of New York, New Jersey. Pennsylvania and the various other sources in New York Historical and Biographical Record, New Eng- land Historic and Genealogical Rejiiiiter. Cornell History and Records of l^irple. Mead, &c.

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Stuyvesant, who arrived in New Amsterdam witti her children in 1647, but the version as stated in the address on the gene- alogy of the family by General James Grant Wilson is as fol-

lows : (Certain it is, however, that the ancestor was Rev. Nicho- las Bayard, there being no disagreement in regard to this matter

it would appear.) Samuel Bayard, who died in Holland before 1647, was the son of Rev. Balthazar Bayard^of another Samuel^jmarried 1638, Ann Stuyvesant, daughter^of Rev. Balthazer Stuyvesant, of Friesland*, and Margaret Hardenstein, Ann Stuyvesant being the sister of Director General Stuyvesant. By this marriage of Samuel Bayard to Ann Stuyvesant there were:

I. Petrus Bayard (died 1690); married Nov. 4, 1674. Blan- 1+ dina Kierstede, who died in New York in 1702. She was daugh- ter of Surgeon or Doctor Hans Kierstede, of Magdeburg, who married, June 29, 1642, Sarah Roelofs, a daughter of Jans Roel- ofs by his marriage to the celebrated heiress, Anneka Jans.

II. Balthazer Bayard, married 1664, Maria LockermanS

III. Col. Nicholas Bayard, married 1663-4. Judith Varleth, daughter of Casper Varleth, whose brother Nicholas was Am- bassador to Virginia from New Amsterdam. IV. Catharine Bayard, married William De Meyer. EXCURSUS STUYVESANT.

' Rev. Balthazer Stuyvesant, of Friesland, left Berlicum for Diefgyi in 1664. He died in 1677. He married first. Margaret Hardenstein (who died May 2. 1625). by whom he had:

I. Peter Stuyvesant. bom 1602. Governor of New Amsterdam, married Judith Bayard.

II. Anna Stuyvesant. married Samuel Bayard. Rev. Balthazer Stuyvesant married, second. Stientie Petiers, by whom he had Balthazer and three other children. Judith and Samuel Bayard were sister and brother. Note.—According to the History of the Cornell Family. Rev. Balthazer Bayard had: I. Judith Bayard. II. Rebecca Bayard. III. Samuel Bayard, baptized at Breva, September 30. 1609. IV. Lewis Bayard. V. Paul Bayard. VI. Catharine Bayard. VII. David Bayard. : : : : :

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Petrus Bayard and Blandina Kierstede had

a I. Samuel Bayard, born 1675, New Amsterdam ; idoved in

Tl698 to Bohemia Manor, Cecil County, Maryland; married first., Susannah Bouchelle, born 1677; married second, Elizabeth Sluy- ter. He died Nov. 21, 1721.

II. Petrus Bayard, owner of land in Ulster County, New

York, married and had : Capt. Richard Bayard ; married, about

Oct. 5, 1696, Rachel Van Bolen.

III. Sarah Bayard. A ftB^«M«rn C<^«^^0««f«<^^;-«^*';lS^*^^ " ^" ''" '^^'"' IV. James Bayard. Samuel Bayard married first, Susannah Bouchelle, born 1677, j(f. daughter of Liege de Bouchelle and Anna Margaretta Cond6,' and had:

I. Colonel Peter Bayard, bom about 1705 ; married Susan- nah Richardson.

II. Samuel Bayard , married July 3, 1729, Francina Maul- den. ^ A III. James Bayard, married Mary Asheton. \^< IV. Mary (or Maria) Ann Bayard, married Dr. Sluyter Bouchelle, ancestor of Bouchelles of the South, of Anthony Higgins and Ceesar Rodney. Colonel Peter Bayard and Susannah Richardson had

I. Elizabeth Bayard (died Jan. 20, 1763, 25 years of age), married Rev. John Rodgers, D. D., and had

1. Dr. John R. Bayard Rodgers.

2. Susannah Rodgers, married Rev. Dr. Wm. Tennent.

II. Ann Bayard, married William Scott.

III. Susannah Bayard, married Jonathan Smith and had :

1. Samuel Harrison Smith, married Margaret Bayard, daughter of Colonel John Bayard, and had

1. John Bayard Harrison Smith, of Baltimore, Md,

2. Julia Smith.

3. Susan Smith.

4. Anne Smith. Samuel Bayard, son of Samuel Bayard and Susannah Bou- chelle, married Francina Maulden and had twelve chi;dren, among whom were

' Married, as second husband, Bishop Petrus Sluyter.

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I. Samuel Bayard, born May 30, 1730 ; married Mrs. Ann Lawrenson, daughter of Nicholas Vandegrift and granddaughter

of Lady Barnchy Van Kirk Perry. ( Nicholas Vandergrift set- tled at Bohemia Manor as early as 1725).

II. Peter Bayard.

III. Sueanna Bayard, born Jan. 24, 1741.

IV. Col. , died Dec. 13, 1815 V. John Bayard. Samuel Bayard and Mrs. Ann Lawrenson had

I. Ann Bayard, bom Jan. 1, 1781 ; married 1804, Levi G. Foard. U. Francina Bayard, married Samuel Wirt and had

i 1. Dr. John Wesley Wirt.

I III. Sarah A. Bayard, born November 22, 1788; married John T. Wirt.

( Ann Bayard and Levi G. Foard had

' 1. Samuel B. Foard.

2. Richard J. Foard.

I 3. Edward L. Foard.

4. Mary Foard, married Captain Lambert D. Nowland. ^ James Bayard, third son of Samuel Bayard and Susannah Bouchelle, married Mary Asheton and had

"It I. John Bubenheim Bayard. IL James Asheton Bayard, M. D., born Aug. 11, 1738; died \^ Jan. 8, 1770. ^.,

-• Colonel John Bayard, a most distinguished soldier and citizen, > -» was born in the Great House, Bohemia Manor, Aug. 11, 1738; died Jan. 7, 1807, m 69th year of his age. He was the oldest son of James Bayard and Mary Asheton. He married first, Mar- garet Hodge, daughter of Andrew Hodge, of Philadelphia, Pa.

She died April 13, 1780. He married second. May 5, 1781, Mary, widow of John Hodgson, of South CaroUna, and daughter of Mrs. Mary Grant, whose maiden name was Antrobus. Mrs. Bayard died suddenly August 13, 1785, leaving a son who soon died. Col. Bayard married third, Johannah White, sister of

General Anthony White. She died in New Brunswick, N. J., June 26, 1834, with no issue. Col. Bayard had prior to this date removed to New Jersey, where he was much honored. By his first wife, Margaret Hodge, there were the following issue : ; : :

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I. James Asheton Bayard, born May 5, 1760, (died June, 1782); married Eli?a, daughter of Dr. John Rodgers and Eliza- beth Bayard, and had two sons

1. James Asheton Bayard. 2. Walton Bayard.

II. Andrew Bayard, born Feb. 24, 1762, (died in Philadel- phia, Pa., in 1833); married a daughter of Col. , of the Revolutionary Army, and had

1. Sarah Bayard.

2. John Bayard.

3. Elizabeth Bayard.

4. Theodosia Bayard. 5. James Bayard. 6. Charles Bayard.

III. John Murray Bayard, born March 11, 1766, (died Wes-

ton, April 9, 1823); married Margaret Carrick and had

1. Jane Bayard, married A. H. Stevens. J IV. Samuel Bayard, bom Jan. 11, 1766, (died Princeton, N. J., May 11, 1840); Clerk of Supreme Court and a man who held other important positions. He married Martha, daughter of Lewis Pintard and Susan Stockton, sister of Richard Stock- ton, the Signer, and had

1. Lewis Pintard Bayard.

2. Susan Bayard.

3. Maria Bayard.

4. Samuel John Bayard, married Jane Anne Windwr Dashiel, of Baltimore, Md. 5. William Marsden Bayard. 6. Elizabeth JuUet Bayard.

7. Caroline Smith Bayard. Samuel John Bayard and Jane Anne Winder Dashiel had :' Martha Pintard Bayard, who married Capt Jeremiah P. Schin- del, U. S. A., and had: General Samuel John Bayard Schindel. U. S. A., who married Isa Gartery Urquhart Glenn, daughter of Thomas John Glenn, of Atlanta, Ga., and Helen Augusta Gar- rard and had

1. Samuel John Bayard Schindel, Jr., bom Sept. 4,1909. * The author is not pretending to give all issue of this marriage, a« there may be many more of which he is unaware.

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V. Jane Bayard, born July 12, 1772, (died Brunswick, N. J., Feb. 16, 1851); married Andrew Kirkpatrick, for twenty years

Chief Justice of New Jersey. The issue of this marriage were :

I. Mary Ann Kirkpatrick, married Mr. How.

II. John Bayard Kirkpatrick.

III. George Littleton Kirkpatrick.

IV. Jane Eudora Kirkpatrick, born May 26, 1799 ; married Dec. 12, 1837, Rev. Jonathan Cogswell, D. D. V. Elizabeth Kirkpatrick. VI. Sarah Kirkpatrick. VII. Charles Martel Kirkpatrick. Jane Eudora Kirkpatrick and Rev. Jonathan Cogswell had

I. Jane Emily Searle Cogswell, married Nov. 3, 1869, General James Grant Wilson, of .

VI. Dr. Nicholas Serl Bayard, of New Jersey, born 1774 son of Col. John Bayard and Margaret Hodge ; removed to Savan- nah, Georgia, and was a prominent physician there and one of the incorporators of the Georgia Medical Society in 1805. He died about October 30, 1821,' in Savannah, and was buried in the old cemetery now called Colonial Park. He married first, Mar. 10,' 1798, his cousin Ann Livingston Bayard, who died in 1802. She was the daughter of Nicholas Bayard and Catharine Livingston, daughter of Philip Van Brugh Livingston. Dr. Nicholas Serl Bayard and Ann Livingston Bayard had one son

1. Nicholas James Bayard, first, married Sarah Harris ; second, Sarah Glen ; third, Eliza Hand, ne^ King. Dr. Nicholas Serl Bayard married, second, Esther Mcintosh' widow of John Peter Ward and daughter of General Lachlan Mcintosh and Sarah Threadcraft, by whom there was issue

1. Jane Bayard, married Rev, James Leighton Wilson. 2. Margaret Esther Bayard, married Rev. James Read Eckard, by whom she had

I. Leighton Wilson Eckard, married Bessie Schofield' and had issue. VII. Margaret Bayard, daughter of Col. John Bayard, born

Feb. 20, 1778, (died in Washington, D. C, June 7, 1844); married Samuel Harrison Smith and had

'Died: Dr. Nicholas S. Bayard {Savannah Republican, 30 Oct., 1821). : : :

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/( L Julia Smith. [ II. Susan Smith.

III. John Bayard Harrison Smith. IV. Anne Smith.

VIII. Anna M. Bayard, bom March 22, 1779, (died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Hepburn, in Orange Co\inty, N, Y., Nov., 1869); married Samuel Boyd and had:

I. Bayard Boyd.

II. Elizabeth Boyd, \

' III. Anna Boyd. IV. Isabella Boyd, Nichclas James Bayard, son of Dr. Nicholas Serf Bayard and

Catharine Livingston, born January 7, 1799, (died Maitland,

Fia., June 6, 1879); a banker in Savannah, Ga.; married first Sarah Harris, daughter of Charles Harris and Catharine McCaule> Mcintosh, daughter of General Lachlan Mcintosh and sister of Esther Mcintosh who married as second wife, as has been be- fore stated, Dr. Nicholas Serl Bayard. Of this marriage of Nich- olas James there was no issue to survive for any length of time He married, second, Sarah Glen, of Savannah, Ga., daughter of Noble Wymberley Glen', son of Judge John Glen and Sarah daughter of Dr. Noble Wymberley Jones and Sarah Davis, and had issue

I. John Murray Bayard \ born Aug. 20, 1826 ; married as

second wife, 1871, Rose E. Howell and had :

1. Rev. George Livingston Bayard, Chaplain U. S. N ivy; married Feb., 1903, Sarah Houston, of Philadelphia. Pa.

C^ II. Florida Bayard, born Aug. 19, 1834. ( died Sept. 30, i 1917); married, as his second wife, Oct. 5, 1875, John J. Seay

and had two children S

I. ClifTord Bayard Seay, born Dec. 3, 1876; married Zeta Josephine Streett, of Baltimore, Md., and had

1. Clifford Bayard Seay, Jr.

II. Florida Rosalie Bayard Seay, born April 15,1880;

married Oct. 2, 1901, James Grant Tracy, of Syracuse, N. Y.,and had issue:

'Died: Monday last. Noble W. Glen of this place {Savannah Repub- lican, Aug. 20. 1866). * By iirst marriage he had a son who died.

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I. Osgard Vase Tracy', bom Oct. 27, 1902.

II. John Bayard Tracy, born Dec. 10, 1904.

III. Ellen Sedgwick Tracy, born June 9, 1908. IV. Charles Sedgwick Tracy, born June 11, 1911.

EXCURSUS GLEN.

This ancient family of Glen, of Linlithgow, Scotland, unQue3tionably descended from the family of Bar, as proved by the similarity of arms and by the assertion of several authors. In Linlithgow they were most promi- nent holding at different times the position of Provost and being mem- bers of the Scotch Parliament. The line from which the Georgia branch derives its descent is apparently the following, as it is asserted that Wii- Jiam Glen, of Charleston, S, G, was son of John Glen, of Linlithgow, and the arms of the Georgia family are those borne by the Linlithgow line. James Glen the elder, 1650-51, was Bailie and Provost of the Burgh. He had. besides others, John Glen, baptized Jan. 31, 1630, married Helen Roberson and had William Glen, baptized Dec 14, 1656, married Helen Henderson and had: John Glen, baptized Sept. 15, 1677, who in point of time must have been the father of William Glen, born 1701, who seems to have gone to Philadelphia and met there Ann Alricks, daughter of Wes- sells .-Vlricks, son of Hon, Peter Alricks, of Delav/are, a very prominent citi- zen of that Colony or Province. Besides others, William Glen and Ann married Alricks had : John Glen. Chief Justice of Georgia, 1776-78, who Sarah, the daughter of Dr. Noble Wymberley Jones and Sarah, daughter of John Davis, Esq. Dr. N. W. Jones was son of Hon. Noble Jones and Miss Wymberley-. Judge John Glen and Sarah Jones had, besides others

Noble V/ymberley Glen, City Marshal of Savannah, Ga., who had : Sarah Glen, married Nicholas James Bayard and had those already stated.

^ Named for his ancestors on his father's side. General Osgard and General Vase. * So considered by Captain Douglas Wimberley. : : :

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Note.—As the object of this short account of the Glens is merely to show the direct line of several in this book, we have omitted dates and other matters which will be fully set forth when the history of the Glen family, now nearly finished, is ready for publication. The history and genealogy of the families of Alricks and Wessells has been already pub- lished by Drs. Adams and Bulloch, as has the family of Noble Jones, of

Georgia. It is proper here to state that William Glen removed to Charles- ton, S. C.. at an early date and died there ; his other son, John Glen, re- moving to Savannah, Ga. The author has a full account of Glen, taken from the records sent him.

Nicholas James Bayard married third, Eliza King (died 1889, widow of Bayard Hand and daughter of Roswell King, of ancient family, who married Catharine Barrington, daughter of Josiah Barrington), and had

I. Nicholas James Bayard, married Grace Battey, daughter of Dr. Robert Battey, and had

1. Emma H. Bayard, born 1871, died 1881.

2. Julia B. Bayard, born 1874 ; married Frank Dabney Holland. 3. Robert B. Bayard.

4. Nicholas R. Bayard, born 1884.

II. Nicholas Ralph Bayard, married Miss Cecil, of Columbia, S.C.

HI. Ann Livingston Bayard, born Roswell, Georgia, Feb. 3, (died Baywood, Darien.Ga., May 18, 1916); married 1850 ; 1867,

James Alfred Atwood, born Jan. 29, 1840 ; (died Feb. 18, 1906, at Darien, Ga.). They had the following children

I. Elise Barrington Atwood, married John P. Dewey.

II. Alfred Livingston Atwood, married EUzabeth Tulley and had two children.

III. Bayard Mcintosh Atwood, married Sara Thacher and had: 1. Bayard Mcintosh Atwood.

IV. Isabelle Quintard Atwood, born April 3, 1878, at "Baywood," near Darien, Georgia; married June 14, 1901, Dr.

Ernest Linwood Cornman, born July 16, 1875, and had :

I. Ernest Linwood Cornman, Jr., born March 25, 1902.

II. Quintard Atwood Bayard Cornman. born Jan. 5,1904.

IIL Ehse de Grant Cornman, born Feb. 2, 1906.

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V. Ruth Margaret Atwood, married Nicholas Cody ; both deceased. VI. Ann Rosalie Atwood, married Ludwig M. Schmidt' and had I. Freida Schmidt.

II. Carl Schmidt.

III. Rosalie Schmidt. VII. Sara Alice Atwood, married James Brantley Williams and had I. James Bayard Williams.

II. Robert Williams. VIIL James Kenneth Atwood, married Evelyn, daughter of Judge Odlin. IX. Mabelle du Terrail Atwood, born October, 1892. MCKENZIE—Mcintosh. Donald McKenzie. the ancestor of the Atwood family of Georgia, appears to have been one of the Highland Clan who accompanied John More Mc- intosh , the Highland Chieftain, to Georgia. He had granted to him by King George III a tract of land called " Oak Hill," near Darien, Ga. He married Mary Merriman, daughter it is said of an English officer, and it is stated that she came to Georgia in the family of General Oglethorpe. Among the early settlers in the Colony we find the name of Merriman. John Cooper, connected with the Jones family of Georgia, married a Miss Merriraan. Dcnald McKenzie and Mary Merriman had a daughter, Ann McKenzie, who lived all of her life of 101 years at "Cedar Point," a tract of land granted to William Johnston. She was born about 1733 and died in 1834. She married John Mcintosh^ and they had a son, John Lachlan Mcintosh, who married Margaret McCullough and had a daughter, Ann Margaret Mcintosh, who married Henry Skelton Atwood and had

I. James Alfred Atwood, married Ann Livingston Bayard.

II. Ruth Ann Atwood, married Dr. William Elliott Dunwody.

III. William Henry Atwood, married first. Miss Butts ; second, Louise Butts.

' Marjory Mcintosh, daughter of Col. William Mcintosh, married James Spalding, of the family of Ashantilly, and had among others Elizabeth Spalding, who married WylJy, from which marriage descended Ludwig M. Schmidt, who married Ann Rosalie Atwood. 'Among the Mclntoshes who arrived in Georgia was a scion of the old Mclriiosh of Holme, Cadets of Mcintosh of Mcintosh, as also the Mcln- toshes of Mala or Mallow. ^ The family of John Mcintosh lived at Cedar Point, which was granted to William Johnston. Among the other settlers of the Darien Colony we find the M .CuUochs, Cuthberts, &c. (See History of Georgia.) : :

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IV. Jane Atwood, married George Camp.

V. George Elliott Atwood, married Sophie La Roche.

VI. John Mcintosh Atwood, married first, Maria La Roche ; second, Clare La Roche. VII. Matilda Atwood, married Charles Hopkins. Vin. Margaret Atwood, married Dr. Geiger. _

Dr. James Asheton Bayard,' brother of Col. John Bayard (sons of James Bayard and Mary Asheton), married Ann Hodge, sister^j ir^ of Margaret Hodge who married Col. John Bayard (daughters of Andrew Hodge and Margaret McCulloch), and had

I. John Hodge Bayard, born Jan. 11, 1762 ; settled in Cum- berland County, Maryland ; married and had issue ; died 1820.

n. Jane Bayard, born Feb. 13, 1765 ; never married.

III. James Asheton Bayard, a most distinguished citizen, U. S. Senator, &c., was born July 28, 1767, (died Wilmington,

Delaware, August 6, 1815 ; married 1795, Ann Bassett, daugh- ter of Senator Richard Bassett, of Delaware, a prominent citizen, and had

1. Richard Bayard, married Miss CaiToll. L y- .1

2. Caroline Bayard.

3. James Asheton Bayard, married Miss Francis, of Phil- adelphia.

4. Edward Bayard, married Miss Johnson of New York.

5. Mary Bayard. 6. Henry M. Bayard. ,

Balthazer Bayard ^ of New Amsterdam, son of Samuel Bayard

and Anna Stuyvesant, married Maria Lockermans and had -

I. Samuel Bayard, born Sept. 20, 1665 ; died young.

n. Anaentje (Ariaentie) Bayard, born Nov. 18, 1667; bap-

Nov. 20, 1667 ; m. Oct. 26, 1697, Samuel Verplank, son of Gelyn Verplanck and Hendrickje Wessells.

' The descendants of this line of Bayards were most distinguished, pro- ducing no less than five U. S. Senators. * Copied from Contributions to the History of Ancient Families in New Amsterdam and New York. By Edwin R. Purple. New York: 1881 p. 39. See also Genealogical Notes in Bayard Family, by Spencer P. Mead, LL. B., August. 1905, pages 1 and 2.

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III Anna Maria Bayard, born March 6, 1670; bap. Mar. 10,

1670 ; m. in New York, October 28, 1691, Augustus Jay, son of Pierre Jay, of La Rochelle in France, and Judith Francois.

IV. Samuel Bayard, born June 14, 1672 ; bap. June 16, 1672 no further account.

V. Judith Bayard, born Jan. 31, 1677 ; bap. Feb. 7, 1677, and died on the 10th day after her birth.

VI. Jacobus Bayard ', bap. June 25, 1679 ; m. Dec. 22, 1703, Hillegond de Kay, dau. of Capt. Theunis de Kay and Helena

Van Brugh and had :

1. Balthazer Bayard.

VII. Govert Bayard, bap. Nov. 4, 1682; no further account.

VIII. Judith Bayard, bap. May 23, 1685 ; m. March 5, 1722, Gerardus Stuyvesant, son of Nicholas Stuyvesant and Elizabeth Van Schlechtenhorst. Colonel Nicholas Bayard, of New York, a distinguished citizen, Alderman of New York, was the youngest son of Samuel Bay- ard and Ann Stuyvesant; married in 1663 Judith Varleth (or Varlet), daughter of Casper Varleth, whose brother Nicholas Varleth was Ambassador to Virginia. Colonel Nicholas Bay- ard (died in 1711) and Judith Varleth or Variant had

I. Samuel Bayard, baptized Sept. 5, 1669; a distinguished citizen, member of Colonial Assembly and a Judge, married March 12, 1696, Margaretta Van Cortlandt, baptized August 12, 1674, daughter of Captain Stephen Van Cortlandt, born May 7, 1643, and Gertruyd Schuyler, daughter of Philip Peterse Schuy- ler and Margarita Van Schlechtenhorst. Captain Stephen Van Cortlandt was son of Konorable Oliver (Oloff Stevensen Van Cortlandt) and Jane Lockermans. By this aiarriage of Samuel Bayard there was issue

1. Judith Bayard, married Rip Van Dam.

2. Nicholas Bayard, married July 3, 17^9, Elizabeth Rynders.

' Jacobus Bayard and Hillegond de Kay had Balthazer Bayard, who was probably tbe ancestor of the Boston branch of Bayards. Balthazer Bayard was grantor in deed dated June 8, 1728, and recorded in Liber 31 of Conveyances at page 245, New York County. Note.—Colonel Nicholas Bayard and Judith Varleth may have had other issue, but we are only concerned with the issue of Samuel Bayard. ::

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3. Stephanus Bayard, baptized May 31, 1700 ; married

Alida Vetch. ^

4. Gertruyd Bayard, married Hon. .

5. Margaretta Bayard, died young.

6. Margaretta Bayard, "

7. Samuel Bayard, married Catharine Van Horn.

8. Jacobus Bayard.

9. Margaretta Bayard, married Jacobus Van Home. 10. Anna Bayard. 11. Catherine Bayard. Nicholas Bayard, son of Samuel Bayard and Margaretta Van Cortlandt, married first, July 3, 1729, Elizabeth Rynders, daugh- ter of Barent Rynders and Hester Leisler, baptized Oct. 8, 1673, daughter of the celebrated Captain and Elsie Ty- mens, and had (not arranged in order of birth) the following children

I. Hester Bayard.'

II. Samuel Bayard.

III. Samuel Bayard. / IV. Margarita Bayard.

V. Nicholas Bayard, baptized Nov. 14, 1736 ; married April 20, 1762, Catharine Livingston, baptized Oct. 2, 1743. VI. Margaretta Bayard. VII. Judith Bayard. VIII. Barent Rynders Bayard. IX. Elizabeth Bayard. X. Jeremiah Bayard. Nicholas Bayard married second, Margaret Van Beverhout and had L Eliza Bayard.

II. Ann Bayard.

III. Stephen Bayard. Nicholas Bayard," son of Nicholas Bayard and Elizabeth Ryn- ders, married Catharine Livingston, daughter of Peter VanBrugh Livingston, who married 1739, Mary, eldest daughter of James

' See New York Genealogical and Biographical Record for date of birth of each of the above. - New York Genealogical Record puts him down as baptized Nov 14, 1736.

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Alexander, member of Council and Surveyor General of Prov- ince of New Jersey ; who married Marion, widow of Samuel

Prevost and daughter of John Spratt, of Wigton, Galloway ; who married August 26, 1638, Mary, widow of Paulius Schrick and daughter of and Cornelia Lubberts, a rela- tive of the de la Noys. Philip Van Brugh Livingston, born 1710, was son of , born Albany, N. Y., 1686, second Lord of the Manor, and Catharine Van Brugh, daughter of Peter Van Brugh and

Sarah Cuyler ; and Philip Livingston was son of Robert Living- ston', first Lord of Manor, and Alida Schuyler, daughter of Philip Peterse Schuyler and Margaretta Van Schlechtenhorst. Robert Livingston, who came to America in 1674, was son of John Livingston, a Scotch clergyman, born 1654, of Roxburgshire, of the family of Livingstons of Callendar.

Nicholas Bayard and Catherine Livingston had L Mary (or Maria) Bayard, married Hon. WilUam Hous- toun, of Georgia.

IL Ann Livingston Bayard, married 1798, Dr. Nicholas Serl Bayard, of New Jersey, and had

1, Nicholas James Bayard, which see.

in. Eliza Bayard, married John Houstoun Mcintosh (died 1848, son of George McIntosh^ who married 1772, Ann Pris- cilla, daughter of Sir Patrick Houstoun, Baronet), and had

I. John Houstoun Mcintosh, married first, Mary Randolph

Higbee ; second, Charlotte N. Higbee.

II. George Mcintosh, Minister to France from Texas. He married first, a daughter of James Hamilton, of New York married second. Miss Salvador, of Paris, France.

III. Catharine Ann Mcintosh, married Henry R. Sadler. IV. Eliza Bayard Mcintosh, married General Duncan La- mond Clinch, of Edgecombe County, N. C, born 1798 and died

in Macon, Ga., Nov. 29, 1849 : son of Joseph Clinch by a daugh-

NoTE.—For issue of these see pages 89 and 90, " Baillie of Dunain." > Had grant of Manor, 1686. * George Mcintosh, fourth son of John More Mcintosh, who arrived in Georgia in 1733, was of Mcintosh of Borlum branch. : :

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ter of Colonel Duncan Lamond (or Lamont) of Revolutionary War. (Wheeler's Reminiscences). IV. Katherine Ann Bayard, married Robert Chas. Johnson.

V. Margaret Sarah Bayard, married Gerard Rutgers,. ^ LIVINGSTON.

This ancient and noble line extends back to a remote period, and in New York we find the family occupying many positions of prominence. We will, however, begin the genealogy with Sir Andrew de Livingston, Sheriff of Lanark, 1296, whose grandson. Sir , of Callen- dar and subsequently of Kilsyth, married Christian, daughter of Sir Pat-

rick Callendar, and had : Sir John Livingston, who married, first, a daugh- ter of Menteith of Kerse; and second, a daughter of Sir James Douglas, of Dalkeith, from whom descended the family of Kilsyth. Sir John fell in battle 1402 at Homildon Hill, leaving by the daughter of Menteith of Kerse Sir Alexander Livingston, who had L Sir James Livingston, a Lord of Parliament, 1458, barony of Callendar.

II. Alexander Livingston, ancestor of Dunipace line. Sir James, Lord Livingston, had a son James, second Lord, who was succeeded as third Lord by James Livingston who is considered to be the son of Alexander, supposed to be the second son of James, the first Lord. James Livingston, third Lord Livingston, married Agnes, daughter of

Sir John Houstoun of that ilk, and had : William Livingston, fourth Lord of Callendar, who married Agnes, daughter of Alexander Hepburn of Whit- some, and had:

T. Alexander Livingston, fifth Lord.

II. James Livingston, died prior to October 13, 1547; fell at the bat-

Pinkie. . : _tle of , ^ VJames Livingston,' son of the fifth Lord, had) Rev. Alexander Livings- <". ton, Rector of Monyabroch, 1561, during the reign of Mary Queen of Scots. His son. Rev. William Livingston, minister of Monyabroch, had the noted Rev. Jofin Livingston, of Ancrum (born 1603, died 1672); married Janet Fleming (born 1613, died 1693-4). Besides other issue there was Robert Livingston, born Dee. 13, 1654, at Ancrum, Roxburgshire, who went to the Colony of New York, where he had the grant of a tract of land called Liv- ingston Manor, and hence was first Lord of the Manor. He married Alida Schuyler (born 1656, died 1729), and had, besides others, Philip Livings- ton, who had: Peter Van Brugh Livingston (baptized Nov. 3, 1710, died 1793). He married (born Oct. 16, 1721, gdied Sept. 27, 1769). She was daughter of ^, who went to New Jersey

' The history of Livingston is taken from an abbreviated form from The ^ • Livingstons of by Edwin Brockholdst Livingston. Do not pretend to give all issue.

*See Vol, I, History of House of Alexander, page 280.

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and became Surveyor General of New Jersey, and in 1720 member of Governor Burnett's Council. James Alexander (died 1756), married Mary, daughter of John Spratt, of Wigton, Scotland, who came to America. These Alexanders were of Royal lineage, tracing from Alister or Alexander, son

of John, who married a daughter of Robert III. Peter Van Brugh Liv-

ingston and Mary Alexander had : Catharine Livingston, baptized Oct. 2,

1743 ; married April 20, 1763, Nicholas Bayard ; died Nov. 2, 1775. The direct line of Livingston of Callendar, from whom descends the Earls of Linlithgow, is as follows, as given in The Scot's Peerage Sir William Livingston married Christian Callendar and had:* Sir Wil-

liam Livingston who had : Sir John Livingston, who married first a daugh- ter of Menteith of Kerse. He married second, Agnes, daughter of Sir James Douglas of Dalkeith and was ancestor of Livingston of Kilsyth.

Sir John Livington, by a daughter of Menteith of Kerse, had : Sir Alex- ander of Callendar, who married a daughter of family of Dundas of Dundas

and had : James Livingston, first Lord, who by Marion had : James Liv- ingston, second Lord, and probably Alexander whose son. Sir James, bacame third Lord, who married before 9 June, 1491 (died 1504), Agnes,

daughter of Sir John Houstoun of that ilk and had : William, fourth Lord' who married Agnes, daughter of Hepburn of Whitsome, and had: L Alexander Livingston.

II. Mr. James Livingston.

III. William Livingston. IV. Margaret Livingston.

In the Addenda and Corridenda of Scot's Peerage it is stated that Mr. ^ "* James Livingston may have married and have been the father of Rev. ' Alexander Livingston of Monyabroch, ancestor of the Livingstons of New J\X^ York.^ Se^glsoWeduction by Mr. Edwin Brockholst Livingston in his work. ^- />J3 ^ In same Peerage the Livingstons of Kilsyth line are given as follows Sir John Livingston of Callendar married Agnes Douglas.

Edward Livingston, son of above by Agnes Douglas, had : William Liv- ingston, who married Elizabeth Graham of the House of Montrose and

had : William Livingston, married 1504 Janet, daughter of Sir Robert Bruce of Airth and had, among others: Elizabeth Livingston, married Gabriel Cunningham of Craigends. As has been shown, Gabriel Cunningham and Elizabeth Livingston had, among others, Janet, who married Sir Patrick Houstoun. MENTEITH OF CARSE OR KERSE. Maurice Menteith, of the ancient line of Earls of Menteith, left two daughters

I. Isabel Menteith. II. Mary Menteith. Mary, Countess of Menteith, married Walter, third son of Walter, third High Steward of Scotland, and thus became fifth Earl of Menteith. Tlie issue of this marriage were: * May have been brother of Sir John following. :

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I. Alexander Menteith.

II. Sir John Menteith, who married and had, besides others : Sir Walter Menteith, ancestor of Menteith of Rusky and Kerse^ or Carse. This Walter Menteith of Rusky'^ had, besides others

I, John Stewart, 1352, who married Marjory Sterling, daughter of Sir John Sterling of Carse and Alva^ son of Sir John Sterling, Knight, of Carse and Alva, Sheriff of Sterling 1244-1270, of Ochiltree, son of Sir Alex- ander Sterling of Cawdor, 1180-1245. Sir John Stewart, or Menteith, and Marjory SterUng had, besides others, a daughter who married Sir John Livingston (his first wife) of Callendar and had issue (see Livingston). Sir John Livingston married second, Agnes*, daughter of Sir James Douglas of Dalkeith, and thus became the progenitor of the Livingstons of Kilsyth.

Royal Lineag-e of Living-ston of Callendar and New York from Dundas of Dundas.

According to Douglas^, the family of Dundas of Dundas has, in the opinion of the historians, descended from the noble and illustrious line of Dunbar. Earls of March, who also trace their descent from the Saxon kings of England through the Earls of Northumberland,

Cospatrick. 5th Earl of March, died 1139, had issue :

I. Cospatrick. n. Uchtred, first of the line of Dundas. who obtained from Waldene his uncle the lands of Dundas. Uchtred had Helias who obtained hy charter the estate and assumed the name of Dundas. He was succeeded by Serl de Dundas. 1170-1249. and thus the line runs down through many generations, to where its two branches of Dundas and Fingask® separate.

According to Scot's Peerage, and to Douglas. Sir Alexander Livingston of Callendar married a daughter of James Dundas of Dundas', and had James Livingston, first Lord of Callendar. who was the progenitor of the family of the Lords of Callendar and Earls of Linlithgow. We thus see that the Livingstons of Callendar are of royal lineage. The Dundas of Dundas and the Livingstons of Kilsyth who married into family of Dalkeith are both of royal descent, the latter being ancestor of Houstoun of Georgia.

' Scot's Peerage. ^ Red Book of Menteith. by Eraser. 3 Sterling of Keir, pages 87 and 88, Scot's Peerage. "* Under Livingston of Kilsyth the line is carried back from Gabriel Cun- ningham of Craigends to Sir James Douglas of Dalkeith, to Agnes, who married Livingston of Callendar. ® See Douglas' Baronage, page 171. ® Dundas of Fingask.

'' Scot's Peerage and Douglas.

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In the history of The House of Alexander, Volume I, we find an ac- count of the Alexanders of New Jersey, and have deduced therefrom ap- parently correctly the descent of the family, for which see page 80 of that ilume. This ancient line descends from Somerled, Prince of Argyle in 1140, who married Elfrica, daughter of Olave the Red, King of Man. From this marriage descended Raneld, who had sons Donald and Roderick Mc- Donald. Donald McDonald had three sons

I. Roderick McDonald. n. Angus McDonald.

III. Alexander McDonald.

The grandson of Angus was John McDonald, Lord of the Isles, who married Princess Margaret Stewart, daughter of King Robert III, of Scot- land. By this marriage they had, among others, Alister or Alexander, progenitor of the McAlexanders or Alexander family.

Prior to 1505 a descendant of AUster or Alexander, younger son of the Lord of Lochaber, obtained from the House of Argyle a portion of the lands of Menstry.

. ">k. Thomas Alexander de Menstry had a son, Andrew Alexander, who in 1526 had the Ufe rent of the lands. He married Katharine Graham and had:

V I. Alexander Alexander, n. Andrew Alexander. V Alexander Alexander married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Robert Doug- las of Lochleven, and had

^ I. Andrew Alexander of Menstry.

n. William Alexander. A^^lrew Alexander had two sons

I. Alexander Alexander, married Elizabeth Forbes, by whom he had :

1. William Alexander, who had a son, William Alexander.

2. James Alexander.

3. John Alexander. Portioner of Pitgogar. in Perthshire, who married Ma^^garet Dempster.

>* n. John Alexander of Middleton, who seems to have married Mar- garet Sinclair and had

1. Alexander Alexander.

^ 2. David Alexander, Ward of Muthill.

-, 3. Patrick Alexander,

-^f- David Alexander had two sons

I. William Alexander. f IL Janies Alexander, who was in the Rebellion of 1715 and mi- grated to New Jersey, where he became a very prominent citizen. Sur- veyor General of New Jersey, and in Governor Burnett's Council. He mar- ried Maria Spratt, widow of Samuel Prevost and daughter of John Spratt, of Wigton, Galloway, Scotland, a man of prominence in the Colony. John : . : :

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Spratt married Mary De Peyster, widow of Paulius Schrick and daughter of Johannas De Peyster by Cornelia Lubberts, a relative of the de la Noys. James Alexander and Maria Spratt had among others

V I. William Alexander^ (General), claimed title of Earl of Sterling. rtA.'^^.IX JiJ^^ II. Mary Alexander, who married Peter Van Brugh Livingston, Presi-

^MfA fi*^ • ^^^^ °^ *^® ^®^ York Provincial Congress and a prominent citizen, by

t^ju,/*,/!^! fi whom they had, among others : Catharine Livingston, who married Nicho-

^las Bayard and had f A hWA^ I. '"" " 1. Mary Bayard, married Hon. William Houstoun, of Georgia. 5 x 8 f"T V. Cvw,ij *| e 2, Anna Livington Bayard, married Dr. Nicholas Serl Bayard, son of Col. John Bayard. 3. Eliza Bayard, married John Mcintosh, son of George Mcin- tosh and Ann, daughter of Sir Patrick Houstoun. 4. Catharine A. Bayard, married Robert Charles Johnson, of New York. In Scot's Peerage, written by different authors under Sir J. Balfour Paul, there is a discrepancy between the account stated and that given by the author of the House of Alexander, and it would appear that the former is in error. In the first place the author seems to deny the descent of the Alexan- der line from the Lord of the Isles, thus contradicting the account given

by historians ; and in the second place denies that in several things, for instance that there was only one Andrew Alexander of Menstry, whereas although there were Andrews who though they may not have been styled as of Menstry, still may have considered themselves of Menstry, as indeed they were of that descent. The article seems prejudical against General William Alexander, who it would appear did have a right to the title of Earl of Sterling.

The following is the account given by The Scot's Peerage, as stated by the claim of General Alexander, which is very much the same as has been deduced by the author, taken from The House of Alexander, which see

Andrew Alexander of Menstrie, 1526, had :

I. John Alexander in Gogar.

II. Alexander Alexander.

John in Gogar had : Alexander in Milnab who had: David in Muthill who had: James Alexander who went to New Jersey and had, among others: William Alexander (died about June 12, 1795); married 1748, Sarah, daughter of Philip Livingston, of Livingston Manor. The Peerage makes John in Gogar the son of Andrew first. The " House of Alexander" makes the descent of John in Gogar or Pitgogar the son of Andrew who was great-great-grandson of first Andrew Alexander, but seems to think tha^ William Alexander, American claimant, may have

'Genfei;pl Wilnam Alexander, Lord Sterling, was awarded the Earldom ^f\ I of Sterling"^ a .jury, but Parliament would not^allow his claim. Never- «- ^ l-v*^^ theless h^&s^med the title. -

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HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE BAYARD FAMILY 21 descended from John Alexander, the great-great-grandson of the first An- drew ; therefore the deduction of the Alexanders of America seems to be correct. Now according to The Scot's Peerage the line of the Alexanders would be as follows Thomas Alexander of Menstrie 1505 had: Andrew Alexander 1526 who married Catharine Graham and had

I. Alexander Alexander, married second, Elizabeth Forbes.

II. Andrew Alexander, the Presbyter. in. William Alexander. Alexander Alexander and Elizabeth Forbes had

I. Andrew Alexander.

II. William Alexander, married Elizabeth Coutts and had : I. Alex- ander, first Earl of Sterling, who had : I. William. H. Anthony. III. Henry. WilHam had William, grandson of Earl of Sterling, who succeeded as second Earl. The line becoming extinct, Henry, the third son, became third Earl, who was succeeded by his son Henry, fourth Earl, succeeded by his son Henry, fifth Earl. The title becoming extinct, fell into abeyance, and was claimed by William Alexander of America.

Descent of Family of McDonald. Godfried, surnamed Godfried of Crovan, King of Man', son of Harold the Black, of Royal family of Norway, King of Man, had Olave the Red, who had Godred the Black, whose daughter was Ragnhildis or Rachel or

Elfrica, 1140. She married Somerled, Prince or Lord of Argyle, and had :

Reginald, who married Formia, sister of Thomas Randolph, Earl of Moray, or as the Scot's Peerage says, " Or may have married a daughter of Ranulph, son of Dugall, ancestor of the famous Earl."

Reginald had : Donald De Isla, ancestor of the McDonalds, who married a daughter of Walter the High Steward, and had, among others: "Alexan- der McDonald, ancestor of the McAllisters of Loup, and of Alexander of Menstrie, Earl of Sterling."

Stephanus Bayard'', son of Samuel Bayard and Margarita Van Cortiandt, married March 12, 1725, Alida Vetch, daughter of Col. and Margaret Livingston, and had

I. Samuel Bayard.

II. Nicholas Bayard.

III. William Bayard, baptized June 15, 1729.

Note. —Douglas" Peerage gives a much fairer account of case of General William Alexander, as also a more lucid descent of his line.

' See McKenzie. - These lines were taken from the History of the Cornell Family, page 381. where the dates of birth, 8zc., are given. Colonel WiUiam Bayard was loyal to the Crown. He died in 1804. :

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IV. Stephen Bayard. V. Stephanus Bayard. VI. Nicholas Bayard. VII. Robert Bayard, married Rebecca Althorpe. VIII. Margaret Bayard. '^Colonel William Bayard (1729-1804) married Elizabeth Cor- nell and had:

I. Catharine Bayard, married Duncan P. Campbell.

II. Susan Bayard, married Benjamin Woolsey Rodgers.

III. William Bayard, married Catharine Hammond. IV. Maria Bayard, married Duncan P. Campbell. V. Justine Bayard, married Joseph Blackwell. VI. Robert Bayard, married Elizabeth McEvers. VII. Harriet Elizabeth Bayard, married General Stephen *, eldest son of , the last , and Margaret Schuyler.

St. Clair.

This ancient and noble family is so well known in history that it would be useless to go into a long account of the " Lordly Line of High St. Clair." The genealogy of Major General Arthur St. Clair is also so well known that we refrain from giving further than that distinguished General, who ren- dered such valuable aid to the struggling Colonies. General Arthur St. Clair^ married May 14. 1760, in Trinity Church, Bos- ton, Phoebe Bowdoin Bayard, the daughter of Balthazer Bayard, probably son of Jacobus Bayard and Hillegond de Kay, and had the following issue

I. John Murray St. Clair.

II. Donald St. Clair, m. Arthur St. Clair. IV. Elizabeth St. Clair. V. Louise St. Clair, married Colonel Samuel Robb. VI. Jane St. Clair. VII. Margaret St. Clair.

' General Stephen Van Rensseiaer, the Patroon, married second, Cornelia Paterson, daughter of Governor , of New Jersey. She was the niece of Col. and Mrs. Bayard. The Patroon's eldest son, Williaia, married Harriet Elizabeth, daughter of William Bayard, of New York City.

Sarah Rodgers, born October 29, 1809, daughter of Benjamin Woolsey Rodgers and Susan, daughter of Col. William Bayard and Elizabeth Cor- nell, married April 4. 1839, William Paterson Van Rensselaer.

' Born, Rosslyn Castle, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1734. Came to America 1758. Died Aug. 31, 1818.

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As we are not going further in the genealogy of the St. Clairs nor the descendants, we will therefore carry on the line only of one"**"descendant. Louise St. Clair married Col. Samuel Robb and had, among others, Marga- ret Balfour Robb, who married William Todd Baldridge and had : George

V/ashington Baldridge, who married Emily Arnold and had : Mary St. Clair Baldridge, who married Charles Henry Blackburn.

Pierre Bowdoin' married Elizabeth and had four children.

I. James Bowdoin, married Sarah Campbell, July 18, 1706. She died Dec. 21, 1713. He died Sept. 8, 1747, at the age of 71. Their daughter Mary* married, Feb. 12, 1729, Balthazer Bayard, perhaps son of Jacobus, son of Balthazer Bayard, and had

I. Mary Bayard.

II. James Bayard.

III. William Bayard, born about 1737. IV. Mehitable Bayard. V. Phoebe Bayard, married General Arthur St. Clair. VI. Sarah Bayard, married John EUiott.

The following data has been kindly sent me by Thomas F. Bayard, Esq.

Wilmington, Delaware :

(1) Thomas Francis Bayard, son of Thomas Francis Bayard and Louisa Sewell Lee. (2) Thomas Francis Bayard, son of James Asheton Bayard and Anne Francis.

(3) James Asheton Bayard, eon of James Asheton Bayard and Anne Bassett. (4) James Asheton Bayard, son of James Asheton Bayard and Ann Hodge, (5) James Asheton Bayard, son of James Bayard and Mary Asheton. (6) James Bayard, son of Samuel Bayard and Susannah Bouchelle. (7) Samuel Bayard, son of Petrus Bayard and Blandina Kierstadt. (8) Petrus Bayard, son of Samuel Bayard and Anna Warika Stuy- vesant.

(9) Samuel Bayard, son of Lazare Bayard and Judith Beyens. (10) Lazare Bayard, son of Nicholas Bayard and [Blandina Cond6]

The J. A. B. (4) was the twin brother of Col. John Bubenheim Bayard.

Note.—There was a Mary Rodgers Bayard, whom we can not locate in pedigree, but who descended trom the Bayard family of New York.

' We only carry on the line of first child, James Bowdoin. 'Mary Bowdoin died July, 1780. —New England Historical and Geneal- ogical Register, Vols. 8 and 10, ;

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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF COL. UOHN BAYARD. Colonel John Bubenheim Bayard (he dropped the name Bu- benheim) was bora in the Great House, Bohemia Manor, Cecil Co., Maryland, on August 11, 1738, and died in New Brunswick,

N. J., on January 7, 1807. He was one of the most distinguished members of this ancient family, holding many positions of im- portance.

He signed the non-importation agreement Oct. 25, 1765 ; was delegate to Provincial Convention, July 15. 1774 ; on Committee of Safety and Council of Safety. He had also quite a military career and was a gallant officer. In 1775 he was a Major of the Second Battalion and then Colonel of Associators and served during a period of two years. He was in the and was personally thanked by General Washington for services rendered. He was also in the battles of Germantown, Brandy- wine and Valley Forge. He appears to have served in a mili- tary capacity and as a member of the State Board of War until

after Dec. 4, 1777.

He had a seat on the Supreme Executive Council, Oct. 31,

1781 ; was Judge of High Court of Appeals, March 15. 1783 member of 1785; removed from Philadel-

phia, Pa., to New Brunswick, N. J., and became Mayor of that town in 1790, and Judge of Court of Common Pleas. We thus

see what a distinguished gentleman he was : Patriot, soldier, and statesman.

REFERENCES. Address of General James Grant Wilson, delivered before the New York Genealogical Society and printed in New York Genealogical and Biograph- ical Record. Ancient Families of Bohemia Manor, by Rev. Charles Payson Mallery. Historic Homes and Families of New York, page 95. Historic Homes and Families of America, by Walter Spencer. New York Genealogical and Biographical Record.

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HOUSTOUN OF GEORGIA.

Crest: Sand glass. argent, Arms : Or. Chevron checque, azure and between three martletts, sable.

Supporters : Two hinds. Motto: In time.

This ancient, noble baronial family of knightly lineage and who achieved later on the title of Baronet, was founded in Georgia by Sir Patrick Houstoun', the fifth Baronet, who filled many positions of importance. Many are the families descended from this noble line, and we find such well known names as Johnston*, Mcintosh, Anderson, Waring, Kollock, Woodruff, Clinch, Molyneux and others who descended from this sept, and inherit Royal and noble lineage, through Sir Patrick Houstoun', first Baronet, who married a daughter of Sir John Hamilton, first Lord Bargany. who mar- ried a daughter of the Marquis of Douglas, descended from

Robert III., of Scotland.

' Chart of Houstouns by Misses Epes and Kollock. * Habersham and other Southern Families. Lineage Book Order of Washington.

=* George Crawfurd's History of the Shire of Renfrew. Douglas' Extinct Baronage. History of Georgia. &c. 26 mSTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE HOUSTOUN FAMILY

In the reign of Malcolm IV. of Scotland, 1153-65, the grant of a Barony was made to Hugo De Padvinan, and the name of the Baron was changed to Hugh's-town ; afterward, v/hen sur- names came in vogue, the name was eventually corrupted to Houstoun., .Several descendants of this Hugo' received Knighthood, and in 1668 the representative of the family was created a Baronet by King Charles II. of England. When Gen- eral Oglethrope went to Georgia, the fifth Baronet, Sir Patrick

Houstoun, accompanied him, and founded this ancient and il- lustrious family of Georgia, who helped lay the foundations of the commonwealth. We find at an early day Dr. William Houstoun, a naturalist ', being sent by Sir Hans Sloan to gather rare exotics in the West Indies. Sir Patrick Houstoun, member of His Maj- esty's Council and President of the same, and Registrar Gen- eral. His sons, Sir Patrick Houstoun and Sir George Houstoun, member of the Council of Safety, member of Provincial Con- gress, and a very prominent patriot, 1775. John Houstoun, Delegate to Continental Congress, member of first Executive Council, Governor of Georgia, Mayor of Savannah, Agent of Georgia in boundary disputes, Trustee of State College, Chief Justice of Georgia, &c.' William Houstoun, Trustee State Col- lege, Agent of Georgia in settlement of boundary disputes. Dele- gate to Federal Convention for Adoption of Constitution. Dr. James Houstoun', Surgeon in Continental line of Georgia Brigade during the Revolution. In later days, Edward Houstoun, a man of prominence, and his sons. Dr. J. P. S. Houstoun, a well known physician and oculist, of Savannah, and General Patrick Hous- toun, Adjutant General of the State of Florida, and really by

title a Baronet.

Hugo de Padvinan (died 1165 ), who in 1160 was granted the

Barony of Kelpeter, had : Sir Reginald, v/ho had Sir Hugh, who was succeeded by Sir Findlay Houstoun, Knight, living in the time of Xing Alexander of Scotland. From these ancient Barons of Houstoun, descended to the reign of James II., we come to

^ History of Shire of Renfrew, by George Crawiard. 2 History of Georgia. * History of Georgia. * Habersham and other Southern Families.

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Sir Patrick Houstoun of that ilk (died 1450), married A^nes '^^

Campbel or Agnes Campbell ( died same year), and had Sir John Houstoun, Knight, (died 1456), who married Maria Colquohon and had Sir Peter Houstoun, Knight, Vv^ho Vvas at the battle of

Flodden ( died 1513 ). He married Helen, the daughter of the ancient family of Schaw of Sauchy, and had a son, Sir Patrick Houstoun, who was knighted by James V. He married Janet Canninghame and was killed in 1526, leaving a son. Sir John Houstoun, who received charter of Baronies of Houstoun 1528 and died in 1542, having married Agnes, daughter of Hopepringle of Torsonce. His son. Sir Patrick Houstoun, was created a Knight by King James VL, and died 1605, leaving by his wife Janet, daughter of Gabriel Cunninghame of Craigends', a Cadet

branch of the Earls of Glencairn, ( besides a number of daugh- ters) four sons as follows:

"^ I. John Houstoun ( died 1605 ), married Margaret, daughter of Sir James Sterling of Keir.

II. Patrick Houstoun of Colt.

III. Peter Houstoun of Wester South Bar. IV. James Houstoun of Commonside. "^^ John Houstoun and Margaret SterUng had : Sir Ludovic Hous- toun, Knight (died 1616), who married Margaret, daughter of Patrick Maxwell of Newmarch and had (besides seven

daughters )

—1 1. Patrick Houstoun, died 1662.

II. George Houston, first of Johnstone. •-^Patrick Houstoun had: Patrick Houstoun, created a Baronet

1668 by Charles II., died 1696. Sir Patrick Houstoun married Ann (died 1678), daughter of Sir John Hamilton of Carriden, first Lord Bargany, by Margaret or Jean, daughter of WiUiam Douglas', first Marquis of Douglas and eleventh Earl of Angus, and his wife. Honorable Mary Hamilton, daughter of Claude,' Lord Paisley. The first Marquis of Douglas was son of William Douglas, tenth Earl of Angus, and Elizabeth, daughter of Lord Olyphant, the son of Sir William Douglas, Knight, of Glenbervie, ninth Earl of Angus, who married Egidia, daughter of Sir Robert 'See Bulk's Extinct Baronage. *See Burk's Extinct Baronage, and Scot's Peerai^e. ''Scot's Peerage, by Sir J. Balfour Paul. Lyon King at arms. : : : :

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Graham of Morphie, son of Sir Archibald Douglas of Glenbervie, son of Sir William Douglas, son of Archibald Douglas, fourth Earl of Angus, styled in history as *' Bell the Cat," who married Elizabeth, daughter of Lord Boyd. He was the son of George Douglas by Isabella, daughter of Sir Andrew Sibbald, of Bal- gony, and this George Douglas was the son of George Douglas, first Earl of Angus, who married Princess Mary, daughter of King Robert IIL, and George Douglas was the son William Doug- las, first Earl of Douglas, by Mary Stewart, Countess of Angus. Sir John Hamilton, Lord Bargany, was son of Sir John Ham- ilton of Lettrick, son of John, first Marquis of Hamilton. We thus see the noble and Royal descent of the family of Houstoun of Georgia. HAMILTON OF BARGANY. The following is extracted from The Scot's Peerage James Hamilton. Lord of Cadzow, married Princess Mary, sister of King James III., and had James Hamilton, second Lord of Hamilton and first Earl of Arran, married Janet Beaton, by whom he had James Hamilton, second Earl of Arran, married 1532 Margaret, daughter of James Douglas, third Earl of Morton, by a daughter of King James IV. and Margaret Boyd, by whom he had John Hamilton, first Marquis, who had Sir John Hamil- ton of Lettrick, who married Jean, daughter of Alexander Campbell. Bishop of Brechin, of the Ardkinglass line and had I. Sir John Hamilton of Carriden. first Lord Bargany. who married a daughter of William Douglas, first Marquis of Douglas, and had 1. Ann Hamilton, married Sir Patrick Houstoun. first Baronet, whose second son Patrick went to Georgia and eventually by failure of heirs male of elder line became the fifth Baronet. CAMPBELL. Sir Neil Campbell married Princess Mary, daughter of King Robert, and had : Sir Colin, married Helen, daughter of John Mor. Earl of Lennox, and

had : Gillespie or Archibald or Celestin who married Mary or Isabel, daughter Sir of John Lamont. and had : Sir Colin who married Mariota or Margaret Campbell, daughter of John, son of Dougal, son of Sir Neil by Princess Mary, daughter of Robert Bruce, and had

I. Sir Duncan Campbell.

II. John Campbell. in. Colin Campbell of Ardkinglass. See Bishop of Brechin.

Sir Patrick Houstoun', first Baronet (died 1696 ), had by Lady Ann Hamilton, daughter of John, Lord Bargany, by Margaret, daughter of Wilham, first Marquis of Douglas, the following issue:

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I. Sir John Houstoun, married Lady Ann Drummond, daugh- ter of Earl of Melfort. ^ y^II. Patrick Houstoun, married Priscilla Dunbar. III. Mr. WiUiam Houstoun. IV. James Houstoun. V. Archibald Houstoun.

Sir John Houstoun, second Baronet, a very prominent man in Renfrew (died 1717), and Lady Ann Drummond had: Sir John Houstoun, third Baronet, who married Lady Mary Shaw

and had : Sir John Houstoun, fourth Baronet, who married Lady Ann Cathcart, daughter of Lord'Cathca'rt, by whom he had np issue, and hence the succession devolved upon Sir Patrick Hous- toun, second son of first Baronet, who became fifth Baronet. He removed to Georgia in 1735 and there founded the family

of Houstoun ( died 1762 ). Sir Patrick Houstoun, the founder of the family in Georgia, second son of Sir Patrick Houstoun, first Baronet, by Lady Ann Hamilton, daughter of John, Lord Bargany, succeeded to the

title of fifth Baronet on the failure of the heirs of the elder line. He went to Georgia in 1735 and married in 1736 Priscilla

' Dunbar, by whom he had the following six children : 4 :„

I. Patrick Houstoun, sixth Baronet, died unmarried, in BatiC England.

II. Sir George Houstoun, seventh Baronet, succeeded his

brother and married Ann M. Moodie', ( daughter of Thomas Moodie of the family of Cocklaw, Deputy Secretary of the Prov- ince, who had married Jean McKenzie), and had:

1. George Houstoun died. 2. Patrick Houstoun, born 1777; married 1801, Eliza hi^Q^ Fuller McQueen.

3. Robert J. M. Houstoun, married Sarah McQueen. 4 Jean Houstoun, married Wednesday, March 30, 1796, George Woodruff.

' History of Habersham and other South^sm Families ; Lineage Book, Order of Washington; and records of J. M. Johnston, Esq. See also The Scot's Peerage by Sir J, Balfour Paul. NoTE.—From the number of sons in the family it can be readily seen

that the Houstouns { or Hewstons ) of Virginia, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, North Carolina and Texas may all have descended from this family. :

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5. Ann Marion Houstoun, married Col. James Johnston.

6. Priscilla Houstoun, died unmarried.

Patrick Houstoun ( son of Sir George Houstoun ) and Eliza Fuller, daughter of Major Alex. McQueen and Elizabeth Fuller, son of John McQueen and Ann Dallas, son of John McQueen, had

1. Eliza McQueen Houstoun.

2. Georgia Ann Moodie Houstoun.

3. George Houstoun.

4. Patrick Houstoun.

—. 5. Edward Houstoun, married Claudia Wilhelmina Bond, 1834.

6. James Johnston Houstoun.

7. Robert James Houstoun.

8. Jane Harriet Houstoun.

9. Moodie Houstoun.

Edward Houstoun and Claudia Wilhelmina Bond had :

1. Anne Bond Houstoun, married James T. Hopkins. J I 2. Patrick Houstoun (General), married Martha Bradford.

3. Thomas Bond Houstoun, died early.

4. Edward Houstoun, married Augusta J. Ander- son ; died 1866. 5. Claudia Welford Houstoun, died young.

6. Cornelia Elizabeth Houstoun, married George

Johnstone : died 1882. 7. James Proctor Screven Houstoun, M. D., a well known physician, oculist and officer in Savannah Volunteer Guards, married Sarah G. Gumming, daughter of Wallace Gum- ming and Harriet Alexander, descended from the Cummings, Clays, Habershams, &c. 8. George McQueen Houstoun, died without issue. 9. Eliza McQueen Houstoun, married Raymond De- mere, descended from Raymond Demere, an officer in Ogle- thorpe's regiment, and from the Maxwells and Habershams of Georgia. 10. Claudia Wilhelmina Houstoun, married James Sullivan, son of Dr. Sullivan, of Savannah. Ga., and descended from the noted Sullivan family of Massachusetts.

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HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE HOUSTOUN FAMILY 31 / General Patrick Houstoun, eldest son of Edward Houstoun and Claudia Bond, was a most estimable gentleman and promi- nent man, Adjutant General of Florida, President of State Senate, and held numerous positions of honor and trust in

Florida. He was born in Savannah, and died Monday, May 6, 1901, aged 66 years, in Tallahassee, Fla., his funeral being at- tended by Confederate Veterans and the State Military. The greatest honor was shown this eminent man and all united in tribute to a worthy son of a distinguished family, who in him- self kept up the prestige of the name. He married Martha Bradford, daughter of Col. John Bradford, and had four children:

1. Edward Augustus Houstoun, born 1866, mar- ried 1893, Nannie L. King, daughter of Judge Ziba King.

2. Martha Branch Houstoun, born 1869, mar- ried 1893, Perry G. Wall.

3. James Proctor Screven Houstoun, born 1875, married 1898, Annie Collins, daughter of State Treasurer C. B. Collins.

4. Claudia Bond Houstoun, born 1878, married 1896; Geo. P. Rainey, Jr., son of Judge Geo. P. Rainey and Miss Lamar, daughter of Col. Thompson B. Lamar, Colonel of the 5th Florida Regiment, C. S. A., and a brother of Hon. Justice L. Q. C. Lamar, of Mississippi, late of the U. S. Supreme Court. Mrs. Patrick Houstoun was Miss Martha Bradford, great- granddaughter of Col. John Bradford, of the Revolutionary War, whose mother was a lineal descendant of Ohver Cromwell. Mrs. Houstoun's mother was a daughter of Gov. John Branch, of North Carolina. Robert James M. Houstoun, one of the sons of Sir George Houstoun, married Sarah McQueen, sister of Eliza McQueen, who married Patrick Houstoun, brother of Robert, as per above. Robert J. Houstoun and Sarah McQueen had

1. Sarah Ann Houstoun, married John W, Anderson,

son of John W. Anderson and Eliza Clifford Wayne ; son of Capt. Geo. Anderson, of Berwick, Northumberland Co., England. Eliza Clifford Wayne was daughter of Richard Wayne and Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Clifford.

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Capt. John W. Anderson and Sarah Ann Houstoun had

I. Robert Roustoun Anderson (General, C. S. A.), married Sartih Glitz.

II. George W. Anderson (Maj., C. S. A,), married Kath- arine H. Berrien.

III. John W. Anderson (Captain, C. S. A.), married Jessie G. Wragg, IV. Glarence G. Anderson, married Florida Lamar. V. Clifford W. Anderson (GoL, 1st Regiment), mar-

ried first, Clifford N. West ; second, Hannah T. Walker. VI. Eliza Clifford Anderson, married Hon. Walter T. Chisholm, an eminent lawyer and Judge, President of Plant System.

And thus do we see this family united to the Berriens, Wraggs, of South Carolina, Lamars, Wests, Walkers and Hous- touns, and descended from the eminent family of Wayne and Anderson, connected to so many of the gentry of Georgia, the Jones, Y/allaces, Savages, Owens, &c. ^41 JII. John Houstoun, Governor of Georgia, married Hannah, r Maugiiter of Hon. Jonathan Bryan. No issue. IV. James Houstoun, Surgeon in , mar- ried 1775, Eliza Crook and had issue:

1. Mossman Houstoun, Colonel U. S. A. 2. James Edward Houstoun.

3. Dr. James Edmund Houstoun, married Mary Ann Williamson.

4. Elizabeth Houstoun, married Charles Spalding.

5. Jean Houstoun. V. William Houstoun was a very influential man and was elected as a delegate from Georgia to the Convention in New York to assist in the framing of the Constitution of the . He married in New York, Maria Bayard, daughter of Nicholas Bayard and Catharine Livingston, and had issue

1. Elizabeth Houstoun, married General Duncan Lament

Clinch, first wife.

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2. Maria Clinch Houstoun, married Madi- son, U. S. A. VI. Ann Prisciila Houstoun, married George Mcintosh- fourth son of John Mohr Mcintosh, the Highland Chieftain who went to Georgia from Inverness with 130 Highlanders. From this marriage descended branches of the families of Clinch, Sadler, Loud, Shanklin, Elliotts of South Carolina, Heyward and others. MOODIE.' Thomas Moodie of Lassodie, Fifeshire, jure exoris, second son of Wil- liam Moodie, third of Muir, born probably 1646 and is mentioned in will of his elder brother William Moodie of Muir, 14 Nov., 1677, married before Nov. 21, 1679, Marion, second daughter and co-heiress of John Mylne, Por- tioner of Lassodie and Windie-edge. by Marjorie, eldest daughter and co- heiress of Neil Dewar, Esq., of Lassodie, and by her who was baptized 27 Nov., 1842, he had, with probably other issue: L John Moodie, first of Cocklaw. IL James Moodie, writer in Edinburgh, Hving June, 1718. He was probably father of Thomas Moodie, Merchant in North Berwick, who as son of the deceased James Moodie, writer in Edinburgh, was served heir to George Aitkins, writer in Edinburgh, in a dwelling house in that town 27 October, 1748. This Thomas Moodie married Jean McKenzie and had. among others: Ann Moodie, baptized there 10 June, 1748. William Moodie of Muir married Isabel Patoun. This was an old family of the gentry of Scotland and dated away back. JOHNSTON. This old Georgia family is descended from Dr. James Johnston, born 1686, who entered the Royal Navy, and married, in Dumfries, Scotland, in 1722, Jean Nisbet. Who has not heard of the famous Johnstons of the border, so well known in history, and so brave ? Well may Georgia be proud of her Johnstons, for James Johnston v/as the publisher of the Georgia Gazette, without which many facts of history would have been forever lost, and his brother. Dr. Lewis Johnston, of Edinburgh, practiced medicine with Dr. John Irvine in Georgia, the latter having married (hij second marriage), his daughter, Elizabeth Johnston. Hon. Lewis John ston was member of His Majesty's Honorable Council, and sided with the Crown during the Revolution. Went to Jamaica, and died there.

Dr. James Johnston, of the Royal Navy, and Jean Nisbet had L Dr. Lewis Johnston, bom 17o3. IL Dr. Andrew Johnston.

III. Marion Johnston. IV. James Johnston.

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V. John Johnston. VI. Rachel Johnston. VII. Elizabeth Johnston. Others also died in infancy.

Dr. Andrew Johnston married, in 1761, Bellamy Roche, at Savannah, Ga., and had

1. Bellamy Johnston.

2. Matthew Johnston.

3. Jean Nisbet Johnston. 4. James Johnston, married Ann Marion Houstoun, daughter of Sir George Houstoun, Bart.

5. Marion Anne Johnston. 6. Andrew William Johnston.

7. Rachel Johnston. 8. Louise Laleah Johnston.

Col. James Johnston married. May 31, 1797, at White Bluff, near Savan- nah, Ga., Ann Marion, daughter of Sir Geo. Houstoun, Bart., and had 1. Ann Moodie Johnston, married Dr. Wm. R. Waring. 2. Bellamy Roche Johnston. 3. George Houstoun Johnston, married Emily Green Turner. 4. James Robertson Johnston, married Elizabeth Catharine Dowers, of Philadelphia. 5. Jane Priscilla Johnston, married Dr. P. M. Kollock. 6. Louisa Caroline Johnston, married Patrick Houstoun Wood- ruff. 7. Eliza Heriot Johnston, married Edmund Molyneux. 8. Andrew Johnston, died infant. 9. Priscilla Augusta Johnston, married Geo. J. Kollock. 10. William Patrick Johnston, married Mary Elizabeth Hooe. 11. Mary Helen Johnston, 1814-1872. 12. Susan Marion Johnston, married Geo. J. Kollock. James Robertson Johnston and Elizabeth Catherine Dowers had 1. Susan Woodruff Johnston. 2. James Houstoun Johnston, married Eugenia Cunning- ham Duncan and had issue. 3. Elizabeth Catherine Johnston.

Dr. William Patrick Johnston' married 1840, Mary Elizabeth Hooe, daughter of Bernard Hooe and Eleanor Buchanan Briscoe, and had 1. Mary Bellamy Johnston, born 1841. *2. Dr. William Waring Johnston, born 1843, died 1902. 3. Bernard Houstoun Johnston, born 1845, died 1905. 4. James M. Johnston. 5. Dr. George Woodruff Johnston, born 1858.

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James M. Johnston^ married, Nov. 18, 1886, Sophy Carr, daughter of Captain Overton Carr and Sophia Bache Wilkins, daughter of Hon. William Wilkins of Pennsylvania, and Matilda Dallas, daughter of Alexander James Dallas, a most distinguished citizen. By this marriage there were

1. James Marion Johnston, Jr., born 1889. 2. Sophy Stanton Johnston, born 1891, married L. Ran- dolph Mason and had issue. 3. Eleanor Dallas Johnston, born 1899. KOLLOCK. Dr. Lemuel KoUock, who went to Georgia, was born in Wrentham, Mass., October 21, 1766. After stdying medicine, he settled in Savannah, Ga., and commenced the practice of his profession. He married Maria Camp-

' bell, daughter of Macartan Campbell, a patriot of the Revolution, who mar- ^ Cv***" Tied Sarah Fenwick, daughter of Edward Fenwick, of South Carolina, and

* Mary Drayton. He was one of the iixorporaturs ol tlie Georgia Medical j Society, founded in 1804, and its secretary. Dr. Lemuel Kollock and Maria Campbell had the following children

I. Phineas Miller Kollock, M. D., married first, Jane P. Johnston ; '^ (» • second, Sarah Hull Campbell.

II. Kollock, married Rev. Edward Neufville, his second Mary Fenwick », 1^ , wife (Rev. Edward Neufville married first, Mary, daughter of Hon. Wm, Bellinger Bulloch).

III. George J. Kollock, married first, Augusta P. Johnston, and had Augusta Johnston Kollock. Married second, Susan Marion, youngest daughter of Col. James Johnston and Anne Houstoun, and had issue

1. George Jones Kollock. 2. John Fenwick Kollock. 3. William Waring Kollock.

4. Susan Marion Kollock.

5. Mary Fenwick Kollock. 6. Annie Houstoun Kollock. 7. Louisa Belle Kollock, married he cousin, Macartan C. Kollock, and had: 1. Susan Marion Kollock.

2. Edward Campbell Kollock.

3. George Jones Kollock.

4. Louisa Belle Kollock.

5. Macartan Campbell Kollock.

6. Percival Miller Kollock.

Dr. P. M. Kollock married, first, Jane P. Johnston, daughter of Col. , James Johnston and Anna Houstoun, and had -'

1. Louisa Caroline Kollock. 2. Maria Kollock. 3. James Johnston Kollock.

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4. Jane Johnston KoUock.

^_^ Edward Campbell Kollock. Dr. P. M. Kollock, a well known physician of Savannah and professor f\ in the Savannah Medical College, married second, Sarah Hull, his cousin, daughter of Edv/ard F. Campbell and Sarah Hull, and had:

1. Macartan Campbell Kollock, married Louisa Belle Kollock. 2. Marion Fenwick Kollock, died.

3. Josiah Tattnall Kollock, married Ida Rotureau, and had

1. Sarah Campbell Kollock.

2. Josiah Tattnall Kollock.

4. Sarah Campbell Kollock, married Charles William, son of Rev. Charles B. King and Anna Wylly Habersham, and had Sarah Hull King, married Gordon Harrison, of Virginia, and had issue. /" Mary Fenwick Kollcck and Rev. Ed^va^d Neufville had I. Frank Neufville.

II. Edward F. Neufville, married Miss Tattnall, daughter of Com- modore Josiah Tattnall, and had Mary Neufville, married William James Bulloch Adams, and had

I. Edward Neufville Adams.

II. Richard B. Adams, "james Johnston, of Georgia, one of the old settlers of the Colony of Scotch descent, married Ann Marion, daughter of Sir George Houstoun. Baronet, and Ann Moodie, and from him descend a branch of Kollocks,

Johnstons and others ; and from the Campbells, who descend from the Bulls, Fenwicks, Draytons and others of Carolina, descend a branch of the Kollocks, Tattnalls, Noble Jones, Harrisons, Kings, Neufvilles and Adams family of Georgia. George Mcintosh, fourth son of John Mohr Mcintosh, married 1772, Ann Priscilla Houstoun, daughter of Sir Patrick Houstoun, Baronet, of the eminent family of that name in Georgia and of a very ancient Scotch family. The issue of this marriage was

I. John Houstoun Mcintosh, died 1838, who married Eliza Bayard,* of New York, died 1848, and had the following chil- dren:

1. Catharine Ann Mcintosh, married Henry R. Sadler.

2. John Houstoun Mcintosh, married first, Mary Randolph

Higbee ; married second, Charlotte N. Kigbee.

3. Eliza Bayard Mcintosh, married General Duncan L. Clinch,' after whom Clinch county, Ga., was named, and a de-

*Daughter of Nicholas Bayard and Catharine Livingston. ' Duncan Lamond Clinch was born in 1798, Edgecombe Co., N.C.; died,

Macon, Ga., Nov. 27, 1847 ; son of Joseph Clinch by a daughter of Coio Duncan Lamond of Revolutionary War. ("Lamont," Wheeler's Reniin cences.) : : : :

HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE HOUSTOUN FAMILY 37 scendant of the Lament family of Scotland, and a very promi- nent gentleman.

4. George Mcintosh, married daughter of James Hamil- ton, of New York, and had two children. Married second, Miss Salvador, of Paris, France, and had one child.

Catharine Ann Mcintosh and Henry R. Sadler had

I. Henry R. Sadler, married Mary Halsey. of Savannah.

II. Eliza Mcintosh Sadler, married John Loud.

III. Catharine A. Sadler, married first. Rev. James Shanklin, of South Carolina. Married second, Rev. James H.

Elliott, D. D. IV. Houstoun Mcintosh Sadler, married Abigail Jones

Buist, of Charleston, S. C. V. Mary Albertis Sadler, married H. Pierce Sims. VL Nicholas Bayard Sadler, married Miss Routh, of Mississippi. VII. Louisa S. Sadler, married Ed. Q. Bell, of New York city.

John Houstoun Mcintosh and Mary Higbee had

1. John Houstoun Mcintosh, C. S. Army, killed at battle of Sailors Creek.

2. Joseph H. Mcintosh, married.

3. Elizabeth L. Mcintosh, married Albert B. Dod, of Princeton, N. J.

4. Bayard L. Mcintosh, married first, Eliza Berrien daughter of Dr. Hugh Nesbitt, of Georgia, and had one child. Married second, Mary C, daughter of Dr. R. B. Hill, of Georgia.

5. Mar^^ R. Mcintosh, married John Kilgow, of Cin- cinnati.

6. Charlotte N. Mcintosh. 7 George Mcintosh, died infant.

8. George Mcintosh, died infant. Bayard L. Mcintosh and Eliza B. Nesbitt had

1. Lucia B. Mcintosh, married H. N. Starnes, son of Judge Starnes, of Augusta, Ga., and had four children.

Bayard L. Mcintosh, by his second wife, Mary C. Hill, had :

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U Mary Fisher Mcintosh, married D. C. Cole, of Marietta, and had issue. 2. John Houstoun Mcintosh. 3. Charlotte N. Mcintosh, died. 4. Bayard L. Mcintosh.

5. Joseph H. Mcintosh, died infant, 6. Richard H. Mcintosh.

Eliza Bayard Mcintosh and General Duncan L. Clinch, of U. S. Army, had

I. Eliza Bayard Clinch, who married Robert Anderson, who defended Fort Sumter in 1861, and had five children.

II. John Houstoun Clinch, married Elizabeth Higbee Waldburg, of Georgia.

III. Mary L. Clinch. IV. Duncan L. Clinch, married Susan Hopkins, of Geor- gia, and had five children. V. Catherine M. Clinch, married Barnwell Heyward, of South Carolina, and had two children. VI. Henry A. Clinch, married Ella Ford and had two children. VII. Nicholas Bayard Clinch. VIII. George W. Clinch, married Catharine Ferris, of Florida, and had issue.

Excerpts from the Parish Registers of Sasines of Counties of

Inverness, etc,. Relating to Mcintosh.

1676. William Mcintosh of Borlum, of the town and lands of Lyn- burg, following on charter by George Marquis of Huntly, to him dated Feb.

17. recorded March 1, 1676. Fol. 386. 1676. Lachlane Mcintosh of Strone, of the town and lands of Strone, Gask and Pettigow, following upon charter by George Marquis of Huntly, to him. Dated April 29, recorded May 17. 1676. Fol. 400. 1676. William Mcintosh of Borlum. of the lands of Crofenmalnak, following on disposition by Lachlan Mcintosh of Strone to him. Dated May

3, recorded June 2. 1676. Fol. 401. 1676. William Mcintosh of Borlum, of the lands and milne of Bron- char. following on precept of Clare Constant by Lachlan Mcintosh of Tor- castle to him. Dated May 5. recorded June 5, 1676. Fol. 402. 1671. Angus Mcintosh of Holm, and Elizabeth Baillie, his spouse, of the lands of Tow and Cowbrook, following on bond by Alexander Baillie and Jean McKenzie. Dated Sept. 30. recorded Oct. 17, 1671. HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE HOUSTOUN FAMILY 39

1727. Janet Baillie, spouse of John Mcintosh of Holm, of an annuity of two chalders of victual, fourth of lands of Holm, in parish and county of Inverness, following on contract of marriage between them. Dated August 18, 1724. Sasine dated and recorded November 29, 1727. Vol. VIII, Fol. 349. (Probably a sister of Col. Kenneth Baillie.) MCINTOSH OF HOLME, Shaw d. 1179, had Shaw, living 1210, who had V/illiam, who had Shaw, who married Helen, daughter of Thane of Calder, and had Ferquhard, who married Mora, daughter of Angus Og of Isla, and had Angus who married Eva, a daughter of the Chief of Clan Chattan, and had William Mcintosh, who married Margaret, daughter of Rauri McLeod of the Lewis, and had Malcolm Beg Mcintosh, who married Mora, daughter of McDonald first of Moidart, and had Alan third son, who married Jane, daughter of Hugh, third Lord Eraser of Lovat, and had William Mor, who had Donald Mcin- tosh, who married Catherine, daughter of Hugh Rose, ninth Baron of Kilra- vock, widow of John Eraser of Earaline, and had William Mcintosh, ancestor of Mcintosh of Holme, whose son was Alexander of Holme. *Gilbert de Eraser had among others a third son, who beside others had Bernard Eraser, who married Mary Ogilvie, daughter of Gilchrist, Thane of Angus, by his wife Marjory, daughter of Prince Henry, son of the King and sister of King William the Lion and Malcolm, and had Sir Gilbert Eraser of Oliver Castle, whose younger son. Sir Andrew Eraser, married Beatrix and had an elder son, Simon Eraser, who married Margaret, daugh ter of Earl of Orkney, by a daughter of Graham of Lovat, and had a second son, Hugh Eraser, Lord Lovat, who married Isabella, daughter of Sir David Wemyss of Weniyss, and had Hugh Eraser, first Lord, who married the daughter, an heiress, of William Fenton of Beaufort, and had among others. Hugh Eraser, second Lord, who married Lady Janet, daughter of Thomas Dunbar, Earl of Moray, and had Hugh Eraser, third Lord, who married Violetta Lyon, daughter of Lord Glammis. CUNNINGHAM OF CRAIGENDS. This ancient and noble family, a Cadet line of Cunningham, Earl of Glencairn, descends from Sir Robert Cunningham, who married Anne, daughter of Su- John Montgomery of Ardrossan, who married Agnes of the

Isles ; son of Sir John Montgomery by Elizabeth, daughter and heiress of

Sir Hugh Eglington by Egida Stewart, half sister of Robert II. and widow of Sir James Lindsay of Crawford.

Sir Robert Cunningham and Anne Montgomery had : Alexander Cun- ningham, created a Lord of Parliament as Lord Kilmauers and later first Earl of Glencairn, who married a daughter of Sir Adam Hepburn of Hailes, second Lord Hailes, who married Elyne or Helen Home, daughter of Sir Alexander Home, 1426, who married Mariota, daughter of John, son of Sir Robert Lawder^ of the Bass by Agnes Fallow of Fallow. ^ History of Family of Lawder.

*It is here proper to state that the accounts of descent of the later Era- sers vary so much as between Scot's Peerage and others that it becomes difficult to state the exact lineage of the lines as given between McKenzie and Scot's Peerage. ) :

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Sir Robert Lawder of the Bass was son of Sir Alan Lawder who married Alicia Campbell, daughter of Sir Colin Campbell* of Lochawe, grandson of Sir Colin, son of Sir Neil Campbell by Mary Bruce, sister of King Robert Bruce and daughter of Robert Bruce, Earl of Carrick, of Royal lineage, by- Donald, Earl of Mar, and Helen, daughter of Lewellin, Prince of North Wales.

Sir Alexander Home, first Lord Home, 1426, was son of Alexander Home of Home and Dunglass by Jean Hay, daughter of Sir William Hay of Locharworth.

It has been shown that the Earl of Glencairn married Margaret, daugh- ter of Sir Adam Hepburn, second Lord Hailes. He was the son of Sir Patrick Hepburn,' first Lord Hailes, who married twice; his second wife at time of his death was Elene Wallace. Sir Patrick was son of Sir Adam HepbiuTi of Hailes, son of Patrick Hepburn by a daughter of the family of

Vaux or de Vallibus of Dirleton ; son of Sir Patrick Hepburn and Agnes. (See Scot's Peerage for these lines. Having shown the illustrious descent of Cunningham of Glencairn. we will now proceed to state the descent of the Craigends hues.

Alexander Cnnningham, first Earl of Glencairn,^ married as has been stated a daughter of Sir Adam Hepburn, second Lord Hailes. By this marriage, besides others, there was:

L William Cunningham of Craigends\ who married first, Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Walter Stewart of Arthurly, by whom there was

1, William Cunningham, who married Giles, daughter of Sir John

Campbell of Loudon and had : Gabriel Cunningham ( slain at battle of Pinkie, 1547), who married Elizabeth Livingston, daughter of William Liv- ingston by Janet, daughter of Robert Bruce of Airth^; son of William Liv- ingston, descended in direct line from Sir John Livingston of Callendar (who fell at the battle of Homildon Hill) by his second marriage, to Agnes, daughter of Sir James Douglas of Dalkeith, who married Agnes Dunbar, daughter of Sir Patrick Dunbar by Isabella, daughter of Thomas Randolph, Earl of Moray, and Isobel Stewart; son of Sir Thomas Randolph and Lady Isobel Bruce*, daughter of Robert Bruce, Earl of Carrick.

' Sir Patrick, first Lord, had a son, Alexander of Whitsome.

* Scot's Peerage.

' History of the Shire of Renfrew, by George Crawfurd.

* Scot's Peerage.

^ See Balfour Pauls Peerage, wherein the author seems to contradict the accepted pedigree as to Thomas Randolph having married the sister of Robert Bruce. However he appears to admit that there is some close relationship of the Randolphs to Robert Bruce. This in no wise affects the Dunbar descent from the line stated.

* Sir Colin Campbell married Mariota or Margaret, daughter of John, son of Dougal, son of Sir Neil by the Princess Mary :

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Before proceeding with the further pedigree of Dunbar, it is of interest to note that two famiUes in this work descend from the Livingstons of

Callendar : the Livinilstons of New York and the Houstouns of Georgia.

Sir Andrew de Livingston, Sheriff of Lanark 1296, had a grandson, Sir William de Livingston, who married Christian, daughter of Sir Patrick Call'indar, and had: Sir John de Livingston, who fell at the battle of

Homildon Hill, 1402. He married first, a daughter of Menteith of Kerse, from whom the Livingstons of Livingston Manor of New York descend.

Sir John de Livingston married second, Agnes Douglas, daughter of Sir James Douglas of Dalkeith by Agnes Dunbar, and this branch was styled Livingstons of Kilsyth which followed in direct line, as has been shown, descends to Elizabeth Livingston, daughter of William Livingston and Janet Bruce, carries us to the marriage of Gabriel Cunningham of Craigends. who parried Elizabeth Livingston and had

L Janet Cunningham who married Sir Patrick Houstoun of that ilk,

and had : I. Sir John Houstoun who married Mary, daughter of Sir James Sterling of Keir, and had: Sir Ludovick Houstoun who married Mary, daughter of Maxwell of Newmarch, and had: Patrick (died 1652), who had: Sir Patrick Houstoun, first Baronet, who married Ann, daughter of Sir John Hamilton, Lord Bargany, by a daughter of William Douglas, first Marquis of Douglas, and had, among others, a second son, Sir Patrick Hous- toun, who went to Georgia and by failure of heirs male of elder lines. became the fifth Baronet.

To proceed further with the Douglas descent, would say that Sir James Douglas was the progenitor of the Earls of Morton. He, as has been stated, married Agnes Dunbar, daughter of Sir Patrick Dunbar and Isabella, a daughter of Thomas Randolph, Earl of Moray, 1312, and Isobel Stewart; son of Sir Thomas Randolph by Lady Isobel Bruce, daughter of Robert Bruce. Earl of Carrick, of Royal lineage.

Sir Patrick Dunbar was son of Sir Alexander, son of Patrick Dunbar,

seventh Ear! of Dunbar and March ; son of Patrick Dunbar, sixth Earl and Euphemia, daughter of Walter, third High Steward of Scotland. Patrick, sixth Earl, was a son of Patrick, fifth Earl, by Ada, daughter of King V/il-

liam L, "The Lion" ; and Patrick, the fifth Earl of Dunbar, descended from Gospatrick, Earl of Dunbar and March, son of Maldred or Malduin by Eald" gith or Algitha, daughter of Uchtred, Earl of Northumberland, by his wife

Elgiva, daughter of Athel II., King of England: and Malduin was the son of Crinan the Thane, Seneschal of the Isles 1005, by Bethoc or Beatrice,

daughter of Malcolm II.. King of Scotland.

Thus we ascertain the illustrious descent of the old family of Houstoun of Georgia from the ancient families of Scotland.

Note.—This entire article is based largely on The Scot's Peerage, by Sir James Balfour Paul. :

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STERLING OF KEIR.

Lukes of Strevelyn had : Sir William of Keir, 1420, who married first, Margaret Cunningham and had: Sir William, 1471-1503, who married (as his second wife) before 1495, Margaret, daughter of James Chrichton of Ruthvendenny, and had: Sir John 1503, who married Margaret Forrester,

daughter of Sir Walter Forrester of Torwood, and had : Sir James Sterling, 1539-1588, who married, as his second wife, Jean Chisholm of that ancient line and had: Margaret Sterling, who married Sir John liouatoun of that

ilk.' (Thay had a charter of Houstoun 1G09). Royal Linsagfo of Mcintosh of Mcintosh and Borlum.

Shaw, 1179, stated to be descended from McDurf, Thane of Fife, mar- ried Egidia Montgomery, daughter of Hugh Montgomery, Chief of his name, and had: Shaw 1210, married Mary Sandilands and had a second son,

William Macintosh, who married Beatrice Lermouth of Fife and had : Shaw,

who married a daughter of Thane of Calder and had : Ferquhard Macin- tosh, who married Mora, daughter of Angus or Eaneas Og McDonald of the

Isles, and had : Angus^or Eaneas Mcintosh, who married Evaj only daughter of Gilpatrick Macdougal Vic Gillichattan, Chief of Clan Chattan, and had William Mcintosh who married second, Margaret McLeod, daughter of Roderick Mor McLeod of Lewis by Margaret, daughter of John McDonald, Lord of the Isles, and had :'^ Malcolm Beg Mcintosh, who married Mora Mc- Ranald, d^fughter of Ranald McRanald, first of Moidart, and had, among

others : I. Lachlan Mcintosh of Mcintosh, and also a third son, Allan Mc- intosh of Holme, whose descendant, John Mcintosh of Holme, went to Georgia. ^ Lachlan Mcintosh of Mcintosh married Catherine, daughter of Sir Dun-

can Grant, Chief of the Grants and first of Freuchie, and had •} Lachlan \^.^> Beg Mcltosh who married Jean or Janet Gordon, daughter of Sir Alex- ander Gordon of Lochinvar, who married Jean Kennedy, daughter of John, second Lord Kennedy, by Elizabeth, daughter of Alexander Gordon, Earl of Huntly, and Ehzabeth, daughter of William, Lord Chrichton. John, second Lord Kennedy, was son of Gilbert Kennedy, first Lord, by

Katharine, daughter of Herbert Maxwell, first Lord Maxwell ; and Gilbert, first Lord Kennedy, was son of James Kennedy by the Princess Mary,

daughter of Robert III.; son of Sir Gilbert Kennedy by Agnes Maxweli, daughter of Sir John Maxwell of Pollock by his wife Isobel Lindsay,

daughter of Sir John Lindsay and Egidia, half sister of Robert II. Thus we see that the Mclntoshes are of several lin^ of Royal descent.

^'* Lachlan Mcintosh and Jean Gordon had : William Mcintosh, who mar- ried Margaret daughter of Alexander Ogilvie of Cardell and Deskford, first j/-rj[ ti.vVi. Baron, and Jigdr Lachlan Mor McIntosh,^who married Agnes McKenzie, daughter of Kenneth McKenzie, tenth of Kintail, by Lady Elizabeth Stewart, daughter of John Stewart, second Earl of AthcU, by Lacy Mary, or Janet, daughter of Archibald Campbell, second Earl of Argyll. John Stewart, sec- ond Earl of Atholl, was sen of John Stewart, first Earl, by Lady Eleanor St

Clair, daughter of William St. Clair, third Earl of Orkney : and John Stewart

^ History of Family of Sterling of Keir. :

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first Earl of AthoU, was son of Sir James Stewart, the Black Knight of Lorn,

by Joanna, widow of King James I. and daughter of John,;Earl of Somerset, son of John.Duke of Lancaster, son of Edward IIL of England. Thus again we see the Mcintosh of Royal lineage. ^v^ ^3 Lachlan_MoL-McIntosh and Agnes McKenzie had: William Mcintosh, who meirried 1594, Elizabeth Innes, ^daughter of Robert Innes of Inner- markie, of Royal descent, and had:'Lachlan Mcintosh, who married 1636,

Helen Gordon and had : ^Xvilliam Mcintosh, who married Mary, daughter

of William Baillie VII. of Dunain, and Elizabeth Forbes ; son of Alexander

Baillie and Catherine Monro of Milltown ; son of William Baillie and Cath-

erine Munro of Foulis, daughter of Robert More Munro by Margaret Ogilvie, ^

daughter of James Ogilvie of Cardell, and Janet , daughter of Sir Alexan- U-v*0 L*'-^ of second Lord der Gordon of Lochinvaf "Fy Jean Kennedy, daughter John, wx. » "^"^^

Kennedy; son of Gilbert, first Lord; son of James Kennedy by Princess "T^ i ' yj^ Mary, daughter of King Robert III. Thus through the Baillies of Dunain r and the Munros do the Mclntoshes again descend from the Royal line of

Scotland. ^\

^^WiUiam Mcintosh and Mary Baillie had : Lachlan Mcintosh of Knock- nagael, who married Mary Lockhart, daughter of John Lockhart, Bailie of Inverness, and besides others had :^^John More Mcintosh who went to Georgia and lived and died there, leaving issue. (See " Baillie of Dunain.")

John Mcintosh, third son, styled "of Lynvilulg," had : Donald, Lachlan,

and John Mcintosh who also went to Georgia and had : William and Angus Mcintosh, and possibly others. MCINTOSH OF HOLME. Allan Mcintosh, third son of Malcolm Beg Mcintosh and his wife. Mora

McDonald, married Janet Eraser, daughter of Hugh, third Lord Eraser ; son of Hugh Eraser who married Janet, daughter of Thomas Dunbar, Earl of Moray', descended from the Dunbars, Earls of Dunbar and March, of Royal lineage, as Thomas Randolph, Earl of Moray, whose daughter Isabella mar- ried Sir Patrick Dunbar, descended from Patrick, fifth Earl, by Ada, daugh-

ter of King William I., " The Lion."

Allan Mcintosh and Janet Eraser had : William Mor Mcintosh, who

had Donald Mcintosh who married Katherine Rose and had : William

Mcintosh, who had : Alexander Mcintosh of Holme who had Angus Mcin- tosh of Holme 1671, married Elizabeth Baillie and whose apparent descend- ant, John Mcintosh of Holme, 1724, married Janet Baillie. In Georgia we find John Mcintosh of Holme in 1735 as one of signers of Creek Treaty as a witness. The Mclntoshes of Holme have several other lines of Royal lineage, as follows John McDonald, first Lord of the Isles, married Anne, heiress of the

McRuaries, and had : Reginald or Ranald, first Chief,- descended from Prince Somerled who married a daughter of Walter Stewart, brother of King Rob-

' Scot's Peerage thinks the marriage doubtful, but other authorities give it. Both Anderson, page 71, and McKenzie, page t58, in the Erasers, give Janet as having married Allan Mcintosh. *0f Clan Ranald and Glengarry. : : :

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ert II. By this marriage there was: Mora McDonald (or McRanald), who married Malcolm Beg Mcintosh and had, among others

I. Lachlan Mcintosh of Mcintosh. UI. Allan Mcintosh, ancestor of Mcintosh of Holme, who married

Janet Fraser and had : William Mor Mcintosh. Lachlan Mcintosh and Allan Mcintosh were grandsons of William Mcin- tosh by his second marriage, to Margaret, daughter of Roderick Mor McLeod of Lewis by Margaret McDonald, daughter of John, Lord of the Isles. (See McLeod History by McKenzie), William Mor Mcintosh had Donald Mcintosh, who married Katherine Rose, of Royal lineage, and thus as has been stated the line goes down to John Mcintosh of Holme, who went to Georgia. Through the Baillies these Mclntoshes would also be of Royal Lineage, as apparently Elizabeth and Jean were of the family of Baillie of Dunain. Through the McLeods, Mcintosh of Holme descended from Olave the Black, King of Man. At least four persons, branches of Mcintosh of Mcintosh, went to Georgia

1. Mcintosh of Borlum, whose line in America is Chief of Borlum.

2. Mcintosh of Lynvilulg.

3. Mcintosh of Holme.

4. Mcintosh of Mala or Mallow.

Note.—Besides several military officers, we find the following positions were held by the Johnstons during the Colonial period of Georgia Hon. Lewis Johnston, Member of His Majesty's Council, March, 1779. Lewis Johnston, Chief Justice, Treasurer.

Lewis Johnston, Jr., Provost Marshal, Dec. 27, 1781 ; and Postmaster, Savannah, Jan. 17, 1782. Errata.—On page 27, " n. George Houston, first of Johnstone" should be : II. George Houstoun, first of Johnstone. " In footnotes, same page, Burk's" should be : Burke's. Note.—^There is a sUght discrepancy between the version of the family of Houstoun as given by Crawfurd and that stated on a chart furnished by James M. Johnston, Esq. In Crawfurd, Sir Patrick Houstoun is stated to have by Janet Cunningham of Craigends a son John who married a daughter of Sterling of Keir. In the Johnston chart it is stated that Sir Patrick of Colt married a daughter of Sterhng of Keir, who had a son John, father of Sir Ludovick ; whereas Crawfurd states that John who married daughter of Sterhng of Keir was the father of Sir Ludovick Houstoun. The only discrepancy then is that Sir Patrick of Colt, according to Crawfurd, was a brother of John instead of the father. Again, between Sir Ludo- vick and Sir Patrick, first Baronet, there is a son Patrick, died 1662 (Craw- furd), father of Sir Patrick, first Baronet, which would make the first Bar- onet a grandson of Sir Ludovick instead of son as stated in Johnston chart. The discrepancy is so slight as to be of very little moment and it is other- wise correct except that in first part of chart Sir Patrick, not Sir John his son, married Agnes Campbell, whose son John married Maria Calquohon. The descent from Cunningham of Craigends is not however aff"ected. A chart showing the descendants of all the lines, by Augusta Johnston Epes and Eugenia Marion Johnston, and drawn by George Jones Kollock. shows all the branches. : ;

HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE BOLTON FAMILY 45 BOLTON

BOLTON OF BOLTON.

This ancient family, according to Dugdale, descended from the Saxon Earls of Mercia, who descended from the Saxon Kings. We finds the Boltons settled at the Brookhouse, Black- burn, Lancashire, where, says Fuller, the family had continued in good repute. The following is the direct line of Bolton\ the whole having been published by Rev. Robert, Dr. H. Carrington and Reginald Bolton, Esq. See also Habersham Book. Robert Bolton, 1487, married Ann Rushton, and had William Bolton, of Little Boulton, 1550, and of Blackburn, 1523; died, 1553. His son,. Adam Bolton, 1539, had Richard Bolton, of Brookhouse and of Ramsgreave Lanes, 1537, had Adam Bolton, of Brookhouse, born 1547 ; died 1593 ; married Elizabeth, died 1600; had Gyles Bolton, of Brookhouse, in 1625; died 1642, and had John Bolton, born 1616, Parish Clerk of Blackburn died 1668, and had John Bolton, Esq., of Wales, Yorkshire, bom at

Brookhouse, Blackburn ; baptized at St. Mary's Church, March

6, 1658; died about 1693-4 ; married Ann, who died about 1694, and had Robert Bolton, Esq., born Wales, Yorkshire, July 26,

1688 ; emigrated 1718 ; buried at Philadelphia, Penn., June 25,

1742 ; married Ann, widow of Robert Clay, of Sheffield, York- shire, daughter of Winlock Curtis,' Esq., of Kent County, Dela- ware, and had

' His father, John Curtis, was a member of Penn's Council. : ;

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I. Robert Bolton, who moved to Savannah, Ga., about 1740 born January 1, 1722; died May 4, 1789; married Susannah

Mauve, born 1729 ; died 1762 ; and had, besides others, Anne

Bolton, born May 2, 1752 ; died April 27, 1818 ; married Na- thaniel Adams, of South Carolina. Ancestor of branches of families of Adams, Habersham, Colquitt, Lewis, Newell, Stiles, Footman, King, Bulloch, &c, &c.

II. John Bolton, married Eleanor Dougherty.

III. Ann Bolton, married, first. Wood ; second, John Mercer.

IV. Mary Bolton, born April 5, 1724 ; married, December 26, 1740 (died January 4, 1763), Hon. James Habersham, Gov- ernor of Georgia, 1771 ; born Beverly, Yorkshire, 1715; went to

Georgia, 1736; died 1775 ; son of James Habersham, of Beverly, Yorkshire, England, who married 1712, Elizabeth Sissison.

V. Rebecca Bolton, d. s. p.

According to Dugdale and Bolton, &c., the Boltons descend from the Saxon Kings, through the Earls of Mercia, were Lords of Bolton and prominent citizens and Governors of Blackburn School. In America, they were citizens of prominence and con- nected to many of the best people of the North and South, and were early settlers in Pennsylvania and Georgia ; in the latter State prominent citizens, &.c. ASSHETON

This ancient and prominent family had as its ancestor, Orme Fitz Edward, who married Emma, daughter of Albert de Cres- ley. Baron of Manchester, and had

I. Sir Thomas.

II. Roger Fitz Orme, who had : 1 .Sir Thomas, Lord of Asshe- ton, whose son. Sir John Assheton, living 1335, was a mem- ber of Parliament 1323. He married Margery, daughter of Sir John Byron and widow of Sir Edward Talbot. Besides Gilbert he had an elder son, Sir Robert Assheton, Vice Chamberlain to King Edward III. Sir Robert Assheton by his wife, Elizabeth, had: Thomas de Assheton, who married Eleanor, daughter of Sir

John Buckley (Foster says Bumhiey), and had : Sir John Asshe- :

HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE ASSHETON FAMILY 47

ton, Knight of the Shire of Lancaster, 1385, who married Marga-

ret, daughter of Perkyn de Legh of Lyme, and had : Sir John de Assheton who was drowned at Norham. He married a daugh-

ter of Sir Robert Standish of Standish. There is no record to . / show who this Sir Robert of Standish was the son of, but in taking a survey of the line we find that in 1384 there was a Robert de Standish, Sheriff of the same County, whose daughter \in point of time^must^haye been the one who married Sir John

de Assheton. The hne of Standish as we find it would then be

as follows : Thurston de Standish, 1221, married Marjorie, daugh-

ter and co-heiress of Robert de Hulton, and had : Ralph de Stand- ish who had: Jardon de Standish, 1271, (married Margaret), grandfather of John de Standish, Lord of Standish 1332, who had: L William de Standish. IL Henry de Standish. HI. Edward de Standish. IV. Ralph de Standish. V. Robert de Standish. VL John de Standish. Henry de Standish,' the second son, had by his wife Joan issue, from whom descended Ralph de Standish, High Sheriff, who had an elder son Lawrence de Standish, who married in 1398, Lora, daughter of Sir Roger de Pilkington, and had: Sir Alexander de Standish who was living in 1422, whose son. Sir Alexander de Standish, married Constance, daughter of John Gerard Bryn, and had

1. Ralph de Standish. 2. Lawrence de Standish.

3. Abson de Standish. 4. Robert de Standish. 5. Peter de Standish. Sir John de Assheton, who was drowned at Norham, had by a daughter of Sir Robert de Standish a son, Sir John de Asshe- ton, Knight of the Bath, Seneschal of Bayeux, who married y Margaret, daughter of Sir John Byron of Clayton, knighted by

* History of Commoners, by Burke. :

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Henry VII. atBosworth, died 1448, and had: Sir Ralph Assheton, second son, first called of Middleton, paid homage to King Henry VL, was Knight Marshal of England, and in 1482 created

a Knight Baronet. {^S v. •.x.-.^.^^^.-v t ^. He married Margaret, heiress of Middleton, daughter of John

Barton of Middleton, and had : Sir Ralph Assheton, his second son, who married Margaret, heiress of Great Lever, daughter of

Adam Lever of Great Lever, and had : Ralph Assheton of Great Lever, who married Eleanor Hulton, daughter of Adam Hulton of Hulton Park, of an ancient family, and had among others

Ralph Assheton, who married Margaret Orrell and had : Eleanor Assheton', who married William Bolton of Little Bolton and

Blackburn, who died in 1553 ; Son of Robert Boulton of Boulton 1487, who married Ann Rushton, daughter of Nicholas Rushton.

We thus see that the ancient family of Bolton is descended from the distinguished family of Assheton and from the Stand- ishes who are connected to so many ancient lines, and from the Buckleys, Byrons, Hultons and others. Wilham BDlton and Eleanor Assheton* had: Adam Bolton of Blackburn 1539, whose son, Richard Bolton of Brookhouse 1543, had: Adam Bolton of the Brookhouse, died 1593, and had:

Gyles Bolton of the Brookhouse, died 1644 ; married Margaret, and had John Bolton, Parish Clerk, born 1615, died 1688, and had: John Bolton of Wales, Yorkshire, born 1658, died 1714,

whose v/ife wns Ann, died circa 1714, and had : Robert Bolton, born 1688, died 1742, emigrated to Phildadelphia, Pa., 1718;

married Ann Curtis, born 1690, married 1720, died 1747 ; widow of Robert Clay and daughter of Winlock Curtis and Ann Bowers, daughter of Benanuel Bowers and Elizabeth Dunster, cousin of Henry Dunster, first President of Harvard College.

' Bolton Book, by H. C. and Reginald Bolton, which quotes from Har- leian MSS., see page 104; Chart by Dr. McLaren McBryde; Stemmata

Robertson et Durbin ; Foster's Charts. * Eleanor Assheton may have been the daughter of Ralph Assheton and Eleanor Hulton.

Note. —See the Lineage Book, Order of Washington, for the descent of

McBryde and others ; and The Habersham Family by Bulloch for Adams and many other families descended from the Boltons. This short sketch of Bolton is intended to show the descent only from Assheton, Byron, etc. : : : :

HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE ASSKETON FAMILY 49

Winlock Curtis was son of John Curtis, a member of Penn's Council. Robert Bolton and Ann Curtis had

I. Robert Bolton, went to Georgia 1740; married Susannah Mauve.

II. John Bolton, married Eleanor Dougherty'.

III. Ann Bolton, married first. Wood ; second, John Ivlercer. IV. Mary Bolton, married James Habersham..

V. Rebecca Bolton, d. s. p.

Adam de Hulton and Alicia de Hulton had, among others Elena de Hulton, who married Ralph Assheton of Great Lever and had a daughter or granddaughter Eleanor Assheton, who married William Bolton of Little Bolton and Blackburn, 1523-5, died 1550, son of Robert Boulton of Boulton 1487, by Ann, daughter of Nicholas Rushton.

Ralph Assheton of Great Lever was son of Sir Ralph Assheton, second son, who was of Great Lever, who married Margaret Lever, heiress of Great Lever, daughter of Adam Lever of Great

Lever ; son of Sir Ralph Assheton of Middleton, second son, by Margaret, daughter of John Barton of Middleton; son of Sir John de Assheton, Knight of the Bath 1429, by Margaret, daugh- ter of Sir John Byron of Clayton by Marjory Booth, daughter of

John Booth by a daughter of Sir Henry Trafford of Trafford ; son of Sir Thomas Booth by Ellen, daughter of Thomas de Workes- ley of Workesley ; son of John de Booth and Agnes, daughter of Sir Gilbert de Barton ; son of Thomas, son of William Booths, living 1275, by Sibil, daughter of Sir Ralph de Bereton; son of Adam de Booths. John de Hulton, brother of Richard de Hulton, sons of David de Hulton and Agnes Blackburn, married Joan, daughter of Richard de Mancester, and had

I. Henry de Hulton, v/ho married Agnes, daughter of Thomas Bowden of Bowden.

II. Agnes de Hulton, married Adam de Lever of Great Lever. Henry de Hulton and Agnes Bowden had

1. John de Hulton, who married Alicia, daughter of Adam or Allan de Radclyffe by Avice, daughter of Hugh Birchwood. Adam de Radclyflfe was son of Robert de RadcIyiTe of Radclyffe : : : :;

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Tower; son of Adam de Radclyffe by a daughter of Culwen Vel Curwen of Camerton, son of William de Radclyffe by Cecelia, de Montbegon, Lady of Kirkland,

John de Hulton and Alicia de Radclyffe had : William de Hul- ton, who married a daughter of Ardern of Hawarden and had John de Hulton of Farnsworth, who married Isabella, daughter of William de Atherton, and had

1. James de Hulton of Farm, married Elizabeth Radclyffe.

2. Eleanor de Hulton, married Roger de Hulton of Hulton.

James de Hulton of Farm and Elizabeth Radclyffe had : Wil- liam de Hulton, who married Margaret, daughter of Hugh

Tyldesley, and had : John de Hulton, of Farnsworth, who mar- ried Elizabeth Pilkington' and had

1. Alicia de; Hulton, married Adam de Hulton of Hulton and had : Elena de Hulton, who married Ralph Assheton of Great Lever and had, among others, a daughter or granddaughter Eleanor, who married William Bolton of Little Bolton and Black- burn, son of Robert Boultoun of Boultoun by Ann, daiighter of Nicholas Rushton.

Eleanor Assheton and William Bolton had : Adam Bolton of

Blackburn 1539, who had : Richard Bolton of Brookhouse 1545, who had : Adam Bolton of the Brookhouse, died 1593, who had Gyles Bolton of the Brookhouse, died 1644, married Margaret, died 1621, and had: John Bolton, Parish Clerk, born 1615, died

1688, who had : John Bolton of Wales, Yorkshire, born 1658, died 1714; married Ann, died circa 1714, and had : Robert Bol- ton, born 1688, died 1742; emigrated to America 1718; married Ann Curtis, born 1690, married 1721, died 1747 (widow of Robert Clay and daughter of Winlock Curtis, son of John Curtis, of Kent. in Delaware, member of Penn's Council), and had L Robert Bolton, bom 1722, died 1789; married 1747, Su- sannah Mauve, born 1729.

IL John Bolton, born 1726, died 1784 ; married 1771, Eleanor Dougherty.

HL Ann Bolton, married first. Wood ; second, John Mercer.

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IV. Mary Bolton, married Governor James Habersham.

V. Rebecca Bolton, d. s. p. We thusjee the Bolton family descends from the families of ssheton, Byron, Lever, Hulton and many others, and of twice Royal lineage through the family of Barnake who married James Byron, and through the Hulton-Pilkington line.

According to the "Extinct and Dormant Baronetcies," by Burke, Sir John Assheton married second, a daughter of Sir / John Byron named Mary—others call her Margaret, which Margaret is stated by " Stemmata Robertson et Durbin" to have

married twice : First Sir William Atherton ; second, Sir Maurice c Berkeley. She may have married a third time. Now Foster, ih his "Families of Lancashire," states that in order to correct cer- tain errors he has compiled these tables of Lancashire families, and he distinctly shows that Sir John Assheton miarried a ,^^^1^ « second time^ daughter of John Byron of Clayton. ^^^^.^^'''''^Sir John Assheton by his second m.arriage to Mary or Marga-

ret Byron had, besides others : Sir Ralph Assheton, who married

Margaret, daughter of John Barton of Middieton, and had : Ralph Assheton, his second son, who married Margaret, daughter of

Adam Lever of Great Lever, and had : Ralph Assheton of Great Lever, who married Eleanor Hulton, daughter of Adam Hulton

of Hulton Park, of an ancient family, and had : Ralph Assheton

who married Margaret, daughter of William Orrell ' of Turton

Tower, and had, besides others : Eleanor Assheton (Foster's History of Families of Lancashire). Now according to the Har- leian MSS., referred to in the Memoirs of the Bolton Family, page

104, it is stated that Eleanor Assheton was the daughter of Ralph,

son of Richard, which is a mistake, as Ralph Assheton was the brother of Richard and these were sons of Ralph Assheton, Lord of Great Lever. Now Ejeanor Assheton was unquestiqnabl^y the daughter of one of the Ralph Asshetons descended of the Byron marriage, and although Foster does not give the marriage the au- thor of this article has assigned to Eleanor Assheton, the daugh- :er of Ralph' Assheton and Margaret Orrell, as the Eleanor who married William Bolton, which 'jn point of dates Would be the Eleanor Assheton referred to in Harleian MSS. There may have

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been an Eleanor prior to this one, but the main point to be con- sidered is that an Eleanor Assheton descended from Ralph Assheton (and Margaret Lever), son of Sir Ralph Assheton (and Margaret Barton), son of Sir John Assheton by second marriage to Mary or Margaret Byron, daughter of John Byron, Esq., of Clayton, County Lancaster, England. Thus then do we see that the Bolton family who went first to Philadelphia, Pa., and then to Georgia and Maryland, was of Royal hneage. Many are the descendants of this ancient family whose lines from Bolton can be easily deduced. — Note. ' Foster mentions an Eleanor Assheton, daughter of Ralph

Assheton and Margaret Orrell, but not her marriage ; but The Karleian MSS. states that an Eleanor Assheton married William Bolton and proves / descent from Adam de Lever of Great Lever. See Foster's Genealogical Charts of Lancashire Families, Burke's Commoners, Memoirs of Bolton Family by Reginald and H. Carrington Bolton, Burke's Extinct Baronage, for Tateshall, Robertson et Durbin families, and records of Dr. J. McL. McBryde.

In Foster's account of Hulton family there is a marriage of a Hulton to Elizabeth Pilkington, undoubtedly descended from the Earl of Warren of Royal lineage.

Note.—The Bolton Book, by Dr. H. Carrington Bolton and Reginald Bolton, quotes from the Harleian Manuscript, see page 104, the marriage of Wiliam Bolton to Eleanor Assheton. These gentlemen, after the pub- lication of the Memoirs of Bolton by Rev. Robert Bolton, decided to look further into the records and republish the work on Bolton. " The Stemmata Robertson et Durbin," in the Library of Congress, is a wonderful record and gives many families who are of Royal lineage, among v/hom we find the family of de Tateshall, descended from the Albini family, hence from Charlemagne. This chart shows the marriage of a daughter of de Tateshall to Dryby, and thence to Barnake or Bernack to a daughter of the latter to Sir James Byron and also states the Byron lineage. See slso Sharpe's Peerage and McBryde Chart, Burke's Commoners, Extinct Baron- age, Peerage, &c., Habersham and Other Southern Families by Bulloch, and charts of the families of Assheton, Hulton of Hulton Park, and others in Charts of the Counties of Lancashire and Yorkshire by Foster.

It is here proper to state that Burke, under Assheton, states that Sir Thomas Assheton, eldest son of Sir John Assheton by his first marriage, married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir John Byron, and that Sir John Asshe- ton married a second time a daughter of Sir John Byron of Clayton, and

continues the junior line from this marriage ; and also that Foster states in his preface that he desires to correct certain errors and does so in bis

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history or charts of Larcashire. He also gives Sir Thomas Assheton as having married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir John Byron of Clayton, and says also that Sir John Assheton married second a daughter of John By- ron, Esq., of Clayton, County Lancashire. Stemmata Robertson et Durbin only gives the marriage of Sir Thomas Assheton to Elizabeth, daughter of Sir John Byron of Clayton, and does not give the marriage of Sir John Assheton to a daughter of Sir John Byron. Other authorities settle this point and show a positive descent. See further back. BYRON The ancestor' of this ancient line was Ralph du Burura, Burun, Biron, or Byron, of Horstan Castle, Uving in 1086, who was the possessor of several Lordships, and from whom Lord Byron, the famous poet, descends. His son Hugh du Burun, Lord of Hors- tan Castle, County Derby, had a son Hugh du Burun, Lord of Horstan Castle, temp. Henry IL, and he had a son, Sir Roger or Ralph de Burun, living 1216, who married Nicola de Verdon, daughter of Roland de Verdon, and had Robert de Byron (the name appears to have at this time been changed to Byron), who married Cecelia Clayton, an heiress, daughter of Theirass, son of Richard Clayton of Clayton, County Lancaster. By this mar-

riage Robert de Byron had : Robert de Byron, Lord of Clayton, living 1189, who married Maud, living 1292, and had: John de Byron, Lord of Clayton, Governor of York, who obtained Roch-

dale by marriage. He was living 1295 ; married Jean or Joan, living 1300, heiress of Rochdale, stated to be the widow of Sir Robert Holland and daughter of Sir Baldwin Thias or Sir Bald- win Teutonicus or de Tyas, and had Sir John de Byron, Lord of Clayton, living 1318, who married Alice Banastre, cousin and heiress of Robert Banastre of Hyndelay, County Lancaster, and

had : Sir Richard de Byron, M. P., Lord of Clayton and Codenay, living 1308-1348, died ante 1349, who by his second marriage,

to Elizabeth, had Sir James Byron, died ante 1350 ; married Elizabeth Berwake, Barnake or Barnack"* and had L Sir John Byron, knighted by Edward IIL, Siege of Calais.

II. Sir Richard Byron, married Joan de Colewick, second

^ See Stemmata Robertson et Durbin for Byron ; McBryde's Chart, Peerage, Burke, StC. Sharpe's /» 1 • i 'T^ 7'rT^*'. I / S-t^^-^ 2 Stemmata Robertson et Durbin."^ ( O | ( »

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daughter and co-heiress of William de Colewick of Colewick, Nottingham, who married Joan de Peche, daughter of John de Peche and Alice Hayward, daughter of Sir William Hayward and Joan de Huntingfield, daughter of Sir Savir de Huntingfield. By this marriage there was Sir John de Byron of Clayton, Member of Parliament 1428, who married Marjory, daughter of John Booth of Barton, son of John Booths by a daughter of Sir

Henry Trafford of Trafford ; son of Sir Thomas Booth of Barton

by Ellen, daughter of Thomas de Workesley of Workesley ; son of John Booth by Agnes Barton, daughter of Sir Gilbert de Bar-

ton ; son of Wilham Booth, living 1275, by Sibil, daughter of Sir

Ralph de Bereton ; son of Adam de Booth or Booths. Sir John Byron of Clayton and Marjory Booth had issue:

1. Richard Byron.

2. Sir Nicholas Byron, married a daughter of Sir John Boteler of Beausay, and was ancestor of Lord Byron.

3. Margaret Byron, married first, Sir William Atherton ; . married second, Sir Maurice Berkeley. (Sheperhags^ j^ 1 married third, Sir John de Assheton as his second \4 wife).

4. Elizabeth Byron, married Thomas Assheton.

5. Jane Byron, married William Radclyffe.

6. Catharine Byron, married William Brereton.

7. Helena Byron, married / Of this marriage of Sir John Byron was a Margaret or Mary /Byron who, according to authorities cited below, married Sir »/ John de Assheton' as his second wife. Sir John de Assheton's son by first marriage, Thomas Assheton, married Elizabeth Byron. Note.—Sir John Byron had a daughter Margaret or Mary who, accord- ing to both Burke and Foster, married as his second wife Sir John de Assheton, as heretofore stated. Foster says daughter of John Byron, Esq:,

of Clayton ; Burke says Sir John of Clayton. Other authority places her as daughter of Sir John Byron by Alice Boteler, but it was the son Nicholas \ who married Alice Boteler. See Robertson et Durbin.

^ Burke, and Foster's Charts.

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HULTON OF HUl-TON PARK

This ancient family' of the County of Lancashire, England, is found at an early date and may be considered one of the best of the old landed gentry of England, embracing amongst its alliances many families of standing, such as the Blackburns, Radclyffes of Radclyffe Tower, Levers, Leghs, Harringtons, Pilk- ingtons and others. The interest in the family centers in the fact of its connection with the family of Assheton, through which descends the family of Bolton of Georgia and through which descend branches of the families of Habersham, King, Colquitt, Bulloch, Adams, McBryde, Newell, Turner and others.

The first of this ancient name was Blethyn de Hulton, County

Lancaster, temp. Henry II., who had Jarvith or Yarwrit, who had Richard, whose son was David de Hulton, senior Lord of Hulton, who married Agnes de Blackburn, daughter of Adam, son of Henry de Blackburn, and had

I. Richard de Hulton of Hulton Park, temp. Edward I.; married Margeria, daughter of Robert de Radclyffe of Radclyffe Tower, son of Adam de Radclyffe by a daughter of Alan Cul- wen Vel Curwen of Camerton ; son of Wilham de Radclyffe of Radclyffe Tower by Ceceha de Montbegon, Lady of Kirkland.

II. John de Hulton, who married Joan, daughter of Richard de Mancester.

We will subsequently show that these two lines come together several times, and will proceed to give the elder line first.

Richard de Hulton and Margeria de Radclyffe had

1. Adam de Hulton, who married Avicia, daughter of Alicia de Eccles, and had

1. Roger de Hulton, who married Alyne, daughter of Adam de Lever of Great Lever, who had married Agnes Hulton, daughter of Henry de Hulton by Agnes, daughter of Thomas Bowden of Bowden.

'We only give the lines which affect the descent of these families which descend from the line, as there were many other children of the family.

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Roger de Hulton and Alyne Lever had

1. Roger de Hulton, who married Agnes Legh, daugh- ter of Robert Legh of Adlington, County Chester ; son or de- scendant of Robert Legh of Adlington by Matilda, daughter of

Sir John de Ardern by Elena de Wastenays ; the son of John Legh who married Elen, daughter of Robert Dent. John Legh assumed the name of Le^h from his mother's side of the house, his mother, Agnes Legh, having married second, William Venables, the second son of Sir William Venables, Baron of Kinderton. Agnes Legh was the daughter of Richard de Legh, descendant of William de Legh of Westhall, son of Hamon, Lord of Mediety or Medieiy. Roger de Hulton and Agnes Legh had: Adam de Hulton of

Hulton Park, who had : Roger de Hulton, who married a kins- woman, Elena de Hulton, daughter of John de Hulton of Farns- worth by Isabella, daughter of William Atherton ; son of Wil- liam de Hulton by a daughter of Ardern of Hawarden ; son of John de Hulton by Alicia, daughter of Adam or Allan de Rad- clyffe of Radclyffe Tower and Avice, daughter of Hugh Birch-

wood ; son of Robert de Radclyffe of Radclyffe Tower ; son of Adam dp Radclyffe by a daughter of Adam or Alan Culwen Vel

Curwen of Camerton, a kinswoman ; son of William de Radclyffe of Radclyffe Tower by Cecelia de Montbegon, Lady of Kirkland. Roger de Hulton of Hulton and his spouse Elena de Hulton had : Roger de Hulton of Hulton, who had : Roger de Hulton, who married Katherine, daughter of Sir James Harrington of

Wolfedge ; son of Sir Nicholas Harrington ; son of Robert de

Harrington by a daughter of Banister ; son of Robert de Haver- ington or Harington, who married Agnes de Cancefiekl, sister and heiress of William de Cancefield ; son of Richard de Cance- field by Alice, sister and heiress of Michael, son of William de

Cancefield ; son of Michael Fleming, all Lords of that manor. Roger de Hulton and Katherine Harrington had

1. Adam de Hulton, who married Alicia, the daughter of John de Hulton of Farnsworth and Elizabeth Piikington", whose descent appears to be as follows

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Leonard de Pilkington, Lord of Pilkington or Stand, had L Sir Edward Pilkington.

II. Sir Thomas Pilkington, who married Isabel, daughter of Sir John Warren of Poynton\ a younger branch of the Earls of V/arren, hence of the Royal lines through Elizabeth de Verman- dois, daughter of Hugh the Great, Count of Vermandois. From Sir Thomas Pilkington descended Sir Thomas, who had Sir

James. As this is the only family of Pilkington, Elizabeth must descend from this line. John de Hulton of Farnsworth was son of William de Hulton and Margaret, daughter of Hugh Tyldesly ; son of James de

Huiton of Farm and Ehzabeth Radclyffe ; son of John de Hulton

of Farnsworth and Isabella, daughter of \Viriiain Atherton ; son of William de Hulton by a daughter of Ardern of Hawarden son cf John de Hulton by Alicia, daughter of Adam or Allan de

Radclyife ; son of Henry de Hulton and Agnes Bowden ; son of

John de Hulton and Joan de Mancester ; brother of Richard, sons of David de Hulton and Agnes Blackburn.

Adam de Hulton and Alicia de Hulton had, among others : Elena de Hulton, who married Ralph Assheton of Great Lever and had a daughter or granddaughter Eleanor Assheton, who married William Bolton of Little Bolton and Blackburn, 1323-5, died 1550, son of Robert Boulton of Boulton 1487, by Ann,' daughter of Nicholas Rushton.

Ralph Assheton of Great Lever was son of Sir Ralph Assheton, second son, who was of Great Lever, who married Margaret Lever, heiress of Great Lever, daughter of Adam Lever of Great

Lever ; son of Sir Ralph Assheton of Middleton, second son, by

Margaret, daughter of John Barton of Middleton ; son of Sir John de Assheton, Knight of the Bath 1429, by Margaret, daugh- ter of Sir John Byron of Clayton by Marjory Booth, daughter of

John Booth by a daughter of Sir Henry Trafford of Trafford ; son of Sir Thomas Booth by Ellen, daughter of Thomas de Workes-

ey of Workesley ; son of John de Booth and Agnes, daughter

of Sir Gilbert de Barton ; son of Thomas, son of William Booths,

living 1275, by Sibil, daughter of Sir Ralph de Bereton ; son of Adam de Booths.

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John de Hulton, brother of Richard de Hulton, sons of David de Hulton and Agnes Blackburn, married Joan, daughter of Richard de Mancester, and had

I. Henry de Hultpn. who married Agnes, daughter of Thomas Bowden of Bowden. II. Agnes de Hulton, married Adam de Lever of Great Lever.

Henry de Hulton and Agnes Bowden had :

1. John de Hulton, who married Alicia, daughter of Adam or Allan de Radclyffe by Avice, daughter of Hugh Birchwood- Adam de Radclyffe was son of Robert de Radclyffe of Radclyffe

Tower ; son of Adam de Radclyffe by a daughter of Culwen Vel Curwen of Camerton, son of William de Radclyffe by Cecelia de Montbegon, Lady of Kirkland.

John de Hulton and Alicia de Radclyffe had : William de Hul- ton, who married a daughter of Ardern of Hawarden and had John de Hulton of Farnsworth, who married Isabella, daughter of William de Atherton, and had

1. James de Hulton of Farm, married Elizabeth Radclyffe.

2. Eleanor de Hulton, married Roger de Hulton of Hulton.

James de Hulton of Farm and Elizabeth Radclyffe had : Wil- liam de Hulton, who married Margaret, daughter of Hugh

Tyldesley, and had : John de Hulton, of Farnsworth, who mar- ried Elizabeth Pilkington' and had

1. Alicia de Hulton, married Adam de Hulton of Hulton and had : Elena de Hulton, who married Ralph Assheton of Great Lever and had, among others, a daughter or granddaughter Eleanor, who married William Bolton of Little Bolton and Black- burn, son of Robert Boultoun of Boultoun by Ann, daughter of Nicholas Rushton.

Eleanor Assheton and Wilham Bolton had : Adam Bolton of

Blackburn 1539, who had : Richard Bolton of Brookhouse 1545,

who had : Adam Bolton of the Brookhouse, died 1593, who had :

Gyles Bolton of the Brookhouse, died 1644 ; married Margaret, died 1621, and had : John Bolton, Parish Clerk, born 1615, died 1688, who had: John Bolton of Wales, Yorkshire, born 1658,

died 1744 ; married Ann, died circa 1714, and had : Robert Bol-

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ton, born 1688, died 1742; emigrated to America 1718; married Ann Curtis, born 1690, married 1721, died 1747 (widow of Robert Clay and daughter of Winlock Curtis, son of John Curtis, of Kent,

in Delaware, member of Penn's Council ), and had

I. Robert Bolton, born 1722, died 1789 : married 1747, Su- sannah Mauve, born 1729.

II. John Bolton, born 1726, died 1784 ; married 1771, Eleanor Dougherty,

III. Ann Bolton, married first, Wood ; second, John Mercer. IV. Mary Bolton, married Governor James Habersham.

V. Rebecca Bolton, d. s. p.

The Family of Legh or Leigh of Adlington and Lyme.

Hamon, Lord of the Mediety of High Leigh,' temp Henry II., was fatherof William de Legh of West Hall in High Lee, who had Richard de Legh, whose daughter Alice by a second marriage to WilUam Venables of Bradweii, second son of Sir William Ven- ables of Bradweii, Baron of Kinderton, had John, who assumed the name of Legh and was proprietor of Xnutsford Booth. John Legh by a first marriage had a son. Sir John Legh. John Legh of Knutsford married, second, Ellen, daughter of Robert Dent of

Cheshire ; but according to The History of the Commoners he

married a daughter of Thomas De Corona, by whom he had : Robert De Leigh of Adlington, who married, according to one author-

ity, Sibil, daughter of Henry Hanford of Hanford ; but according to The History of the Commoners by Burke, he married Matilda, daughter of Adam De Norlay, and had

I. Sir Robert Leigh of Adlington.

II. Sir Peter Leigh, of Maxfield and Lyme.

Sir Robert Leigh of Adhngton married Matilda, daughter of Sir John De Ardern of Alford and Alvody, and had a son, Rob- ert Leigh of Adlington.

Sir Peter Leigh of Lyme married Margaret, widow of Sir John Savage of Clifton, Knight, and daughter of Sir Thomas Danvers,

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Knight of Bradlej', and had: Sir Peter Leigh, Knight Banneret, who married Joan, daughter of Sir Giidert Haydock, Knight, and

had : Sir Peter Legh, Knight, who married Margaret, daughter of Sir Richard Moiyneux. As there was a marriage of Assheton to a daughter of Parkyn De Leigh of Lyme mentioiied by Foster, and as tiiere was a marriage of a Hulton to a Legh of Adhngt04i by same author, but as neither he nor Burke gives the parentage of either, nor the marriages, we consider the descent of Assheton from one of the three lines of Lyme, and the descent of the Hulton-Leigh marriage from either the first or third Robert Leigh of Adiington.

THE ROYAL LINEAGE of branches of th© families of Bolton, Adams, Habersham, l^inor, Bulloch, Colquitt, Newell and others, from Charlemag-no the Great, throug-h the fanniiles of Byron, Hulton, Barnake or BerxA^ake, Dryby, and de Tateshali.

Charlemagne or Charles the Great married Heldegrade of Sua- bia and had: Louis the Pious, who married Judith of Altorp

and had : Charles the Bold, who married Hermentrude of Or-

leans and had : Louis III Baldus, who married Adeheia and had Charles IV. of France, who married Edgiva of England and had

Louis IV., who married Gerberga of Germany and had : Charles,

Duke of Lorraine, who married and had : Gerberga, heiress of the House of Charlemagne, who married Lambert,

Duke of Brabant, and had : Lambert II., Duke of Brabant, who married Oda of Lorraine, daughter of Gothello, Duke of Lor- raine, by Urica, daughter of Brengius, King of Italy. From this marriage we find Henry IL, Duke of Brabant, who

married Adela of Thuringia and had : Godfrey Barbatus, Duke

of Brabant, who married Ida de Namur and had : I. Adelysa, who married, first, Henry L, King of England, without issue. She married second, William de Albini, Earl of Arundel and in right

of wife Earl of Sussex ; son of WiUiam de Albini and Maud

Bigod ; son of Roger de Albini by Mowbray, sister of De Mowbray, Earl of Northumberland.

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William de Albini and Adelysa of Lorraine had : William de Albini, second Ead of Arundel, who married Ales, daughter of Alexander L, King of Scotland, and had: William de Albini, third Earl of Arundel, who married Maud, daiighier of James de St. Hilary. She married second, Roger de Clare, Earl of Pem- broke. William, de Albini, third Earl of Arundel, and Maud de St. Hilary had

I. Mabel de Albini, who married Sir Robert de Tateshall and had : I. Sir Robert de Tateshall, who had : Jane de Tate- shall,' who married Sir Robert Dryby and had : Ales Dryby, who married Sir William Earnake or Bernake and had : I. Elizabeth Bernake, who married Sir James Byron and had a son. Sir Richard Byron, who married Joan de Colewick, daughter of Wil- liam de Colewick, and had: Sir John Byron of Clayton, who married Margaret Booth and had, besides others : Elizabeth By- ron, who married Sir Thomas Assheton, son of Sir John Asshe- ton by his first marriage to Jane Seville, and thus carried on the eldest line of Assheton.

According to the "Extinct and Dormant Baronetcies," by Burke, Sir John Assheton married second, a daughter of Sir John Byron named Mary—others call her Margaret, which Mar- " garet is stated by Stemmata Robertson et Durbin" to have

married twice : first, Sir William Atherton ; second, Sir Maurice Berkley. She may have married a third time. Now Foster, in his " Families of Lancashire,^ states tliat m order to correct cer- tain errors he has compiled these tables of Lancashire families. and he distinctly shows that Sir John Assheton married a second time a daughter of John Byron of Clayton. Sir John Assheton by his second marriage to Mary or Marga- ret Byron had, besides others : Sir Ralph Assheton, who married

Margaret, daughter of John Barton of Middieton, and had : Ralph Assheton, his second son, who married Margaret, daughter of

Adam Lever of Great Lever, and had : Ralph Assheton of Great Lever, who married Eleanor Hulton, daughter of Adam Hulton of Hulton Park, of an ancient family, and had; Ralph Assheton, who married Margaret, daughter of William Orrell' of Turton

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Tower, and had, besides others: Eleanor Assheton (Foster's History of Families of Lancashire). Now according to the Har- leian MSS. referred to in the Memoirs of the Bolton Family, page

104, it is stated that Eleanor Assheton was the daughter of Ralph, son of Richard, which is a mistake, as Ralph Assheton was the brother of Richard and these were sons of Ralph Assheton, Lord of Great Lever. TNow Eleanor Assheton was unquestionably the daughter of one of the ^Tph Asshetons descended of the Byron marriage, and although Foster does not give the marriage ^the au- thor of this article has assigned to Eleanor Assheton, the daugh- ter of Ralph' Assheton and Margaret Orreli as the Eleanor who married William Bolton, which in point of dates would be the Eleanor Assheton referred to in Harleian MSS. There may have been an Eleanor prior to this one, but the main point to be con- sidered is that an Eleanor Assheton descended from Ralph Assheton (and Margaret Lever), son of Sir Ralph Assheton (and Margaret Barton), son of Sir John Assheton by second marriage to Mary or Margaret Byron, daughter of John Byron, Esq., of Clayton, County Lancaster, England. Thus then do we see that the Bolton family who went first to Philadelphia, Pa., and then to Georgia and Maryland, was of Royal lineage. Many are the descendants of this ancient family whose lines from Bolton can be easily deduced.

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I. Richard Henry Bayard, married Miss Carroll, of Maryland, and had issue.*

II. James Asheton Bayard,' boTn November 15, 1799 ; mar-

ried, July 8, 1823, Ann Francis, born February 9, 1802,

died March 13, 1864 ; daughter of Thomas Willing Francis and Dorothy Willing, of Philadelphia, and had

1. Mary Ellen Bayard, died 1845; married Augustus

Schermerhbrn, of New York, s. p. 2. James Asheton Bayard, died 1848, unmarried,

3. Thomas Francis Bayard, born October 29, 1828 ; died September 28, 1898; married, October 28, 1856, Louisa, daughter of Josiah Lee and Elouise Sewell, of Baltimore, and had twelve children

i. Katharine Lee Bayard, born August 13, 1857 ; died unmarried, January 16, 1886.

ii. James Asheton Bayard, born February 26, 1859

died January 6, 1919; married, June 16, 1886, Ora Deakins, and had

1. Ann Francis Bayard, born May 16, 1887 ; married, June 26, 1911, Norman Underwood,

iii. Mabel Bayard, born March 31, 1861 ; married, Jan- uary 23. 1883, Samuel Dennis Warren, of Boston, Mass., and had

I. Mabel Warren, born April 9, 1884 ; married, No- vember, 1905, Joseph Gardner Bradley.

II. Samuel D. Warren, Jr., born November 25, 1885 ; married Helen Thomas.

*A {>ran(lson, Richard Henry Bayard, lives in Baltimore, and a grand- daughter, Ellen Howard Ba^rard. iDied June 13, 1880.

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III. Katharine Lee Bayard Warren, born April 6, 1889;

married, April 6, 1911, John E. Thayer, Jr.

IV. Bayard Warren, born February 15, 1891 ; married,

April 8, 1913, Elizabeth Sears. V. Sylvia Warren, born May 17, 1896. VI. Henry Warren, born May, 19C0.

iv. Mary Bayard, born 1862 ; died in infancy.

V. Ann Francis Bayard, born May 10, 1864 ; died un- married, November 16, 1898.

vi. Florence Bayard, born October 17, 1865 ; married. October 29, 1898, William S. Hilles, and had

I. Katharine Lee Bayard Hilles, born June, 1900.

vii. Louisa Lee Bayard, born February 22, 1867; mar- ried, December 21, 1891, Frank Angell, of Provi-

dence, R. I., and had

L Thomas B. Angell, born Sept. 28, 1892 ; married Lenora.

II. Mabel Bayard Angell, born November 25, 1893.

III. Charies Angell, born March 3, 1895.

viii. Thomas Francis Bayard, Jr., born June 4, 1868

married, Oct. 3, 1908, Elizabeth Bradford, daughter

of Alexis I. and Elizabeth B. du Pont, of Wilming- ton, Delaware, and had

1. Elizabeth du Pont Bayard, born January 7, 1910. 2. Thomas F. Bayard, Jr., born December 31, 1911.

5. Ellen Lee Bayard, born August 9, 1914.

4. James Asheton Bayard, born May 20, 1916.

5. Alexis I. du Pont Bayard, born February 11,1918.

ix. Ellen Bayard, born June 3, 1869 : married, April 2, 1891, Count Reinhold A. Lewenhaupt, who died April 13. 1891.

X. William Shippen Bayard, born 1870 ; died in infancy.

xi. Wilhng Francis Bayard, born 1871 ; died in infancy.

xii. Philip Bayard, born August 26, 1872; died May 14, 19n.

4. Mabel Bayard, daughter of James Asheton Bayard and Ann Francis, born 16 May, 1837 (died 2 Nov. 1897) married first. 2 Oct., 1863, Dr. John Kintziiig Kane.

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born 18 Oct.; 1834, died March 22, 1886. She mar- ried second, June, 1887, Levi C. Bird, by whom there was no issue- By first marriage there were eight children Anne Francis Kane, born 27 August, 1864, died 25 January, 1888,

II. John Kent Kane, born 1865 ; died in infancy.

III. Jean Du Val Leiper Kane, born 28 May, 1867 ; mar- ried, 14 May, 1888, George Rhyfedd Foulke, born Aug. 16. 1865, died Nov., 1901 (son of William Parker Foulke and Julia de Veaux Powell), and had:

I. George Rhyfedd Foulke, second, born July 2, 1889 ; married, 25 Sept., 1915, Dorothy Fisher Newhall, second, born Oct, 13, 1890, and had

I. Dorothy Fisher Foulke, born June 24, 1916.

II. Jean Kane Foulke, second, born 21 May, 1891

married, June 9, 1910, Elenthere Paul du Pont, born 24 April, 1887 (son of Francis du Pont and Eliza Wigfail Simons of Charleston, S. C.) and had four children

L Elenthere Paul du Pont, second, born May 9, 191 1.

II. Francis George du Pont, born April 1, 1913.

III. Stephen du Pont, born July 19, 1915. IV. Benjamin Bonneaudu Pont, born May 25, 1910.

III. Willing Bayard Foulke, born 31 March, 1898. IV. Florence Bayard Kane, born 27 July, 1868.

V. Elizabeth Kane, born 20 April, 1870 ; married first,

April 15, 1891, Edward Norris, and had :

I. Mabel Bayard Norris, born 24 Sept., 1893 ; mar-

ried, Jan. 14, 1913, John Shipley Dixon, and had ;

I. John Shipley Dixon, born 18 Dec, 1914.

Elizabeth Kane ( Norris ) married second. Dr. John Hancock Wallace Rhein, son of Dr. John R. Rheiii,

of Philadelphia, Pa., and had four children :

I. John Hancock Wallace Rhein, second, born July 11, 1902.

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II. Cornelia Rhein, born Nov. 18, 1303.

III. Florence Bayard Kane Rhein, bora 5 Jan , 1908. IV. Francis Bayard Rhein, born 5 Jan., 1915. VI. James Asheton Bayard Kane, M. D., born 18 Oct.,

1871 ; married, 2 Oct., 1902, Sarah Keyser Wil-

liams, born 30 Dec, 1872 ; daughter of John ^ tanSer Williams, of Philadelphia, Pa., and of Baltimore, Md.; and had Sarah Keyser, •^,n 1. Mabel Bayard Kane, second, born 5 A«i.Cr905.

VII. John Kent Kane, born 3 Sept., 1873 ; married, 15 Nov., 189® Margaret Ogilsby Paul, born 1876 daughter of Frank Paul, of Philadelphia, Pa.,

and Florence Ogilsby ; and had fourchildren

1. Florence Paul Kane, born 25 March, 1901.

2. John Kent Kane, second, born July 13, 1902.

3. Frank Paul Kane, born Jan. 16, 1904.

4. Braden Bayard Kane, born Dec. 23, 1909. VIII Robert Van Rensselaer Kane, born July, 1876; ^^^ died in infancy.

5. Florence Bayard, daughter of James Asheton Bay- ard and Ann Francis, married Benoni Lockwood and had three children

I. Florence Bayard Lockwood, born April 5, 1864 ;

married. September 3, 1895, Christopher Grant LaFarge, and had

I. Margaret Grant LaFarge, born May 31, 1896 married, Nov. 26, 1917, William Henry Osborn. IL Florence Bayard LaFarge, twin sister of Mar- garet, died July 19, 1902.

III. Christopher Grant LaFarge, born Dec. 10, 1897. IV. Oliver Hazard Perry LaFarge, born December 19. 1901. V. Francis Willing LaFarge, born Nov. 10, 1903.

II. Benoni Lockwood, born Sept. 3, 1866 ; married.

May 4. 1898, Mary Isabel Bonner, and had :

1. Benoni Lockwood, born April 12, 1899.

2. Mary Isabel Lockwood, born July 5, 1901.

3. Florence Bayard Lockwood, born Sept. 23, 1903.

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III. Francis Willing Lockwood. born July 17, 1869

mairled, April 4, 1891, Henry Wharton, and had : L Henry Wharton, born July 23, 1893. II. Thomas Wharton, bcM-n January 18, 1898.

III. Bayard Wharton, hoin December 4, 1900. IV. Philip Wharton, born April 11, 1907. died

February 6, 1913, in. Ann Caroline Bayard, daughter of James Asheton

Bayard and Ann Bassett, d. s. p. IV.. Henry M. Bayard, son of James Asheton Bayard and Ann Bassett, married Emma Dixon and had nine children: 1. Anne Caroline Bayard, married, September 20, 1871,

John Johnstone, of Nova Scotia; d.^s. p. 2. Edward Bayard, married, December 29, 1874, Eila

Steers, of Virginia, and had : L James Asheton Bayard, married Eda Trent, of Den- mark, and had:

1. Duncan FitzHugh Bayard. 2. Brian Lionel Charles Bayard, 3. Ronald Bayard, 4. Norman Bayard. il Charles Messiter Bayard, unmarried.

\\i, Lucy Asheton Bayard, married Franklin Paschall, of Delaware, and had

I. Edward Merrill Paschall. iv, Constance Geraldine Bayard, unmarried. V, Henry Milligan Bayard, died when an infant, vi, Richard Bassett Bayard, married Ellen Babcock Bowen. 3. James Asheton Bayard, unmarried. 4 Mary Shipley Bayard, died in childhood. 5. Katharine Livingston Bayard, unmarried.

6. Elizabeth Levis Bayard, married, September 19, 1878,

Joseph N, FitzMathew, of England ; d. s. p. 7. Lucy Asheton Bayard, married, September 30, 1869,

Charles A. Messiter, of England, and had :

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I. Charles Bayard Messiter, married, first, Alice Lind-

sell, and had

1. John Charles Messiter, 2. Bertram Lindsell Messiter, unmarried. Also two whose names have not been obtained. XL Evelyn Lucy Messiter. Ill Helen Constance Messiter, unmarried.

8. Constance Bayard, unmarried.

9. Joseph Shipley Bayard, unmarried. V. Edward Bayard, son of James Asheton Bayard and Ana Bassett, married Tryphena Cady and died without issue.

Descent of Bayard Stockton, of Morven,^ Princeton, N. J.* and his wife, Helen Hamilton Shields*

Rev. Nicholas Bayard, D. D., had : Rev. Lazare Bayard, D. D., died 1637; married, 1607, Judith Beyers, and had r Samuel Bayard, born 1616; died about 1640, at Alphen,

Hollaod ; married, 1638, Annaka or Ann Stuyvesant, and had, among others:

Petrus Bayard, died 1699 ; married, 1674, Blandina Kiers- tede, and had, among others

Samuel Bayard, bom 1675 ; died 1721 ; married, 1699,. Susannah Bouchelle, born 1677, and had, among others

II, Samuel Bayard, of Bohemia Manor, Maryland.

III. James Bayard, married Mary Asheton. Samuel Bayard married, 1729, Francina Maulden, and had, besides those given on page 5 of this work

Anne Bayard, born 1735 ; married, about 1760, Thomas Shields, of Virginia and Delaware.

Note.—The arrangement of names on page 12 does uot appear ex- actly in order of birth.

On page 6, No. IV, would state that all the marriages and issue of children of Samuel Bayard aud Martha Pintard are not given. See His- tory of Stockton Family for same. On page 38 the names of children of Catherine M. Clinch and Barn- well Heyward are not stated, one of whom was Governor Duncan Cliacli Heyward, of South Carolina.

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Rebecca Bayard, married Archibald Shields, of NewOrleans, La. Anne Bayard and Thomas Shields bad

I. James Shields, ofSandy River, Pittsylvania Co., Va., died descended 1779 ; married, 1772, Elizabeth €raham—said to be of Graham of Montrose. (She married, second, General Burnet of Virginia). By first marriage she had

1. Judge Patrick Henry Shields, born 1773: died 1848; married, 1789, Mary Nance, born 1781 ; died 1880 ; and had

1. James Read Shields, born 1799 ; died 1876 ; mar- ried, 1824, Hannah, born 1797, died 1856, daughter of Parsons Woodruff and Mary Mulfoid, who was descendant of Lyon Gardiner of Gardiner's Island, and had

1. Rev. Charles Woodruff Sliields, D, D., born 1825 ; died 1904; married first, Charloite Elizabeth Bain (born 1830, died t869), and had: M^ '^^v! Charlotte Julia Shields, married, 1S81, Bayard Stockton, of Princeton, N. J. (She died 1891.) Rev. Charles Woodruff Shields married second, 1861. Eliza- beth Kane, of Fern Rock, Phiiadflphia, Pa.; born 1830, died

1869 ; daughter of Judge John K. Kane; and had: 2. Helen Hamilton Shields, of Nethercliffe, New- port, R. L, and Princeton, N. J., who married, as his second wife, July 12, 1894. Hon. Bayard Stockton, of Princeton, N. J. in. James Bayard (son of Samuel Bayard and Susannah Bouchelle) and Mary Asheton had:

I. Colonel John Bayard of Bohemia Manor.

II. James Asheton Bayard, see page 5.

I. Col. John Bayard married Margaret Hodge and had, besides those given on page 6

IV. Judge Samuel Bayard, born 1767, died 1840 ; married Martha Pintard, of New Rochelle, N. Y., daughter of Susanna Stockton and Captain Lewis Pintard; born 1732, died 1818, mid had, among other issue Caroline Bayard, born 1806, at Clermont, Princeton>N. J.: married, 1830, Professor Albert Dod, of Princeton College, born 1805, died 1844, and had:

I. Caroline Bayard Dod. born 1832, died 1859 ; married,

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April, 1851, Richard Stockton, of Morven, Princeton, N. J., born 1824, died 1876; and had:

I. Bayard Stockton, married first, 1881 .Charlotte Julia Shields, daughter of Prof. Charles Woodruff Shields by his first wife, Charlotte Elizabeth Bain, and had :

1. Charles Shields Stockton, born 1882, died 1884, 2. Bayard Stockton, Jr., born 1884, died 1912. 3. Richard Stockton, Jr., of Morven, born 1885 married, 1912, Martha Hughes, of Baltimore, Md., and had

i. Martha Hughes Stockton,

ii. Bayard Stockton, third,

iii. Charlotte Stockton. Note.—This information was furnished the author by Mrs. Bayard Stockton, of Morven, Pi-inceton, New Jersey, a descendant of the Bayard family. The Stocktons of Princeton, N. J., besides also this honorable descent, descend from the Potter family, and through it from Fuller and Drayton of South Carolina, See Family of Fuller in Family of Cuthbert of Castle Hill, by the author. See Bulloch Family for descent of branch oi Potter from Glen, NoWe Jones and Grimes. See also Family of Stockton..

:o: DE VEAUX—FOULKE Andr^ De Veaux\ the Huguenot, is found in South Carolina as early

as 1714, and it is said that he came of a family resident in Brittany. In 1754 he made his will as Andr^ De Veaux, gentleman, leaving to his sons, Andrew, James and John De Veaux, and grandson Jacob, son of Israel De Veaux, &c. From Honorable Colonel James De Veaux the Bulloch family of Georgia descend, as also a branch of Roosevelt through Bulloch, from whom the late ex-President, Col. Theodore Roosevelt descended. From Andrew De Veaux, son of Andr6, the families of Fouike and others of Philadelphia, Pa., descend, Andrew De Veaux, second, married Hannah, daughter of the gallant Col. John Palmer, who was on the Oglethorpe expedition in 1740 against the Spaniards. He married Elizabeth Bellinger, daughter of Edmund Bellinger, first landgrave of the name in South Carolina.

Andrew De Veaux and Hannah Palmer had : Andrew De Veaux, third, who married Catharine Barnwell, daughter of John, son of Col, John Barnwell, who was a very prominent citizen of South Carolina, Sec- retary of the Province 1702 and Member of the Council, and commander of the expedition against the Tuscaroras in 1712. His wife was Ann Berners. Andrew De Veaux and Catharine Barnwell had

I. Col. Andrew De Veaux, who married Ann Maria Verplanck and had:

' See History and Genealogy of Families of Bellinger and De Veaux.

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1. Julia De Veaux, married Col. John Hare-Powel. 2. Augusta De Veaux, married Philip Verplanck.

Col. John Hare Powel, of Powelton (now part of Philadelphia, Pa.), assumed the name of Powel by act of the Legislature. He was the son of Robert and Margaret (Willing) Hare, of Philadelphia, Pa., and grandson of Richard and Martha Harford Hare, of Limehouse (now a part of Lon- don. England), and also maternally grandson of Charles and Ann (Ship- pen) Willing, of Philadelphia, Pa. Col. John Hare Powel and Julia De Veaux had, among others: Juha De Veaux Powel, who married WiUiam Parker Foulke and had, among others, George Rhyfedd Foulke, who married Jean Du Val Leiper Kane and had issue. DU PONT As a branch of the family of Foulke descends from the Bayard fam- ily.and as a branch of the ancient family of du Pont of Delaware descends from Bayard, Foulke and De Veaux, we have inserted in its appropriate place the descent of those lines. As the du Fonts of South Carolina belong to one of the various lines of du Pont, we herewith insert a short account of the South Carolina family, as given the author by Coleman du Pont, Esq., of Wilmington. Delaware, but arranged in different form,

Jean du Pont, born in France in 1631, a\id died 1710; married, Sep-

tember 17, 1656, Marie du Bosc, who was born June 6, 1632, and died March 5, 1676. Their son, Abraham du Pont', was born atRouen, France, December 3, 1658, and went to London 1681, where he became natural- ized as a British subject April 15, 1693. He emigrated to America about 1694, and went to South Carolina about 1695-6, and died in St. James Parish, Goose Creek, about 1720.

He married, June 3, 1697, at Charleston, S. C. Ann Faucheraud. born at Port des Barques, France, in 1678. She was the daughter of Charles Faucheraud and Ann Vignaud. Abraham du Pont and Ann Faucheraud had

I. Anne du Pont, born in St. James Parish, Goose Creek, in 1709 married Daniel Deane. DUNWODY Dr. James Dunwody went to Georgia about 1770 and was one of the first physicians to practice medicine in Liberty County, Ga.. then St. Johns Parish. He became a member of the first Executive Council of Georgia during the time of the Revolutionary War. He married Mrs. Es- ther Splatt, nee Deane, daughter of Abraham Deane*, born 1704, and Ann du Pont, and had

^ Information of Coleman du Pont. "^ See pages 153 and 154, Habersham Book, in which he is called Abra-

ham Deane ; and Daniel Daane by the du Pont Chart. : : :;

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I. Col. James Dunwody, married Elizabeth West Smith and had issue.

II. John Dunwody, married, June 7, 1808, Jane Bulloch and had issue.

III. Esther Dunwody, married Senator John Elliott and had

I. Hester A. Elliott, married Major James Stephen Bulloch, his first wife.

2^TOTES.

Pages 12 and 23- It has now been definitely determined that the descent of the Balthazer Bayard who married Mary Bowdoin is as follows Balthazer Bayard, who married Mary Lockermans, had, among others:

Jacobus Bayard, who married Hillegond de Kay and had : Balthazer Bayard, who married Mary, daughter of Pierre Bowdoin, and was the an- cestor of the St. Clairs and others.

We have been unable to get the line of Richard Henry Bayard, who married a Miss Carroll, of Maryland ; but among the grandchildren we find Richard Henry Bayard and Ellen Howard Bayard, of Baltimore, Maryland, whose mother was Ellen Howard, who as we see descended from the Carroll and Howard families, and others mentioned in this work.

The Royal descent of Alexander as given on page 21 is more in con- formity with the descent of Alexander from McDonald than that on page 19. Omit on page 19 lines 11 aud 12 from the top and consider that

Alexander, number III, son of Donald McDonald, as the progenitor of Alexander of Menstry. According to one version of the descent of Bayard, as furnished by a member of the family, the line would be as follows from the Rev. Nicholas

Bayard : Lazare Bayard married Judith Beyers and had : Samuel Bayard, born 1610; married, 1638. Ann Stuyvesant and had the issue as given. Lazare Bayard is also stated to have married Judith de Vos. H« may have married her as second wife, although it is also stated that Rev. Balthazer Bayard married Judith de Vos. It therefore appears most probable that the line of descent as given on page 2 is the correct one and that the name of Balthazer came into the family through Rev. Bal- thazer Stuyvesant, whose daughter Ann married Samuel Bayard. Hence we deduce the descent of the line as follows

Rev. Nicholas Bayard, a pastor of a church in Holland, had : Lazare Bayard, married Judith Beyers, whose son (possibly grandson) Samuel married Ann. daughter of Rev. Balthazer Stuyvesant, and had those already stated.

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Powels from Col. Andrew De Veaux, son of Andrew De Veaux and Cath- arine Barnwell ; son of Andrew De Veaux and Hannah Palmer, daughter of Col. John Palmer and Elizabeth, daughter of Landgrave Edmund Bel- linger, one of the Colonial nobility of South Carolina. The last Andrew De Veaux was son of Andr6 De Veaux, the Huguenot, who was in South Carolina in 1714, It is also pleasant to note that Doctor James Dunwody, who was one of the earliest practitioners in Georgia, and of the first Executive Council in 1775-6, married Esther Splatt, widow, daughter of Abraham or Daniel Deane, born 1704, who married Ann Dupont. There was a Gideon Du- pont who was church warden of St. James, Goose Creek, 1746. As the South Carolina Du Ponts were remotely related to the Delaware line, they both came evidently from the noble line of du Pont. The late distin- guished James Dunwody Bulloch, C. S. Agent abroad, descended from the Elliotts, Dunwodys and Duponts.

Windebanke, in St. Martins in the Fields. Sir Thomas Windebanke married Frances, daughter of Sir Edward Dymoke, and had. among others : Mildred, who married Robert Reade of Faccomb (page 123. Middlesex Pedigrees, Harleian Publications). See in Preface, article in relation to Reade. The author takes the pleasure of thanking Thomas F. Bayard, of

Wilmington, Del. ; Miss Constance Bayard, of Dauphin. Pa.; Miss Florence Bayard Kane. John Kent Kane, Mrs. LaFarge and others for aid furnished in getting up the later records of this distinguished line of Bayard of Pennsylvania and Delaware.

Page 6. See History of Stockton Family for descendants of Samuel Bayard and Martha Pintard.

^ Page 22, footnote : General Stephen Van Rensselaer.

Page 35, line 14 from bottom, read her cousin—not he cousin ; and in line 15 read Ann Marion—not Annie Houstoun. Page 45: 12th line from top, 1569-45_not 1537; 14th line, 1621—not 1625: ISth Une, 1615—not 1616. " Page 46, first paragraph under Assheton." read : Albert de Gresley, Baron of Mancester.

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Note.—The author having let sufficient time elapse for the correction of all errors, now sends out the following list of corrections, and is there- fore not responsible for any further mistakes. Title page, Sons of the Revolution of Georgia, Vice-President—not P^x-President. Page VI, Preface, " The Scot's Peerage"—not Scot's Peerage. Page 3, nineteenth line, Lockermans—not Lockerman. Page 9, first line, make name Osgood Vose Tracy, named for his an- cestors on his father's side. Generals Osgood and Vose. Page 12, Anaentje Bayard married Samuel Verplanck, 1691—not 1697. Page 13, Anna Maria Bayard married Augustus Jay. 1697—not 1691. Page 13. mak(3 date of marriage of Nicholas Bayard and Elizabeth Rynders, July 3, 1729. as shown on page 14. Page 20, in all places spell Earl of Stirling—not Sterling. Page 53, ' Refer also to Collins' Peerage for marriage of Sir James Byron to Elizabeth Berwake. Page 65, at bottom, "John Hancock Wallace Rhein" should be John Hancock Willing Rhein. Page 66, No. VI, make James Asheton Bayard Kane, married Sarah Keyser. daughter of John Worthington Williams (instead of John Latimer Williams), and date of birth of Mabel Bayard Kane. April 5, 1905—not August. Page 66, No. VII. John Kent Kane married 15 November, 1899 (not 1893), Margaret Ogilsby Paul. Page 69, line 16. Charlotte Elizabeth Bain died at Torriesdale, Pa., August 9, 1853—not 1869. Page 72, sixth line, James Stephens (not Stephen) Bulloch. ADDENDA Col. Stephen Bayard, son of Samuel Bayard and Francina Maulden, married Elizabeth Mackay, born 1767, daughter of Major Aeneas MacKay, and had six children, among whom was Susan Bayard, who married James Ekin, of Pittsburgh, Pa., and had thre^ children, the youngest of whom was Brigadier General James A. Ekin, U. S. A., who married Diana C. Walker, of Elizabeth, Pa., and had three children, the youngest of whom was Captain William M. Ekin, who married Sarah O'Neill, of Elizabeth, Pa., and had Elizabeth Ekin, who married Charles Sterling Millard, of Indianapolis, and had issue Charles Sterling Millard, Jr. William Ekin Millard. Elizabeth Millard.

Col. Stephen Bayard in 1776 responded to first call and was Captain in 3d Pennsylvania, Major in 8th, 1777, and Lieutenant Colonel in same, and was transferred to the 6th Pennsylvania in 1781, and to the 1st, 1783. Captain Aeneas Mackay, of Scotland, went to Pennsylvania in June, 1754, in command of an Independent Company of King's Soldiers from South Carolina, and joined General Washington at Fort Meadows. He remained in Pennsylvania, and so far as known had Samuel and Eliza- beth Mackay. Mrs. Millard also descends from James Cunningham, a relative of Governor Dinwiddie and also Major John Walker.

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Addenda, Bayard 63 Byron Family 53, 54 Adams Family v, 48. 60 Campbell of Lochawe 28 i/.'^ Adlington 59 " Ardkinglass 28

Alexander Family 19-21 Clinch. Gen. Duncan L 38, 38 Royal Lineage 19-21 Cogswell. Rev. Jonathan 7

Alexander, James 19, 20 Cole, D. C 38

Anderson Family 31, 32 Cornman. Ernest Linwood 10 Angell Family 64 Cunningham of Craigends 39-41 Assheton Family 46-49 De Veaux-Foulke 70

Atwood Family 10-12 Douglas Family 27, 28 \vv>r S^ Bayard Family 1, 63 Dundas of Dundas 18 ^*^V Andrew 6 Dunwody 71-73

Balthazer 3, 12 du Pont Family 65, 71 Dr. 7 James Asheton 5, 12 Eckhard. Rev. James Read ^ James Asheton 59 Elliott, Rev. James H.. D. D 37 .a _^,-«l *% Col. John and Descendants, Foard Family 5 ^$^

1. 5, 6. 7, 24 Foulke Family 65, 70, 71

Rev. Nicholas 1 Glen Family 9

Col. Nicholas and Descend- Glenn, Isa Gartery Urquhart 6

ants 3 Hamilton of Bargany 28 Nicholas, son of Samuel 14 Hare-Powel 71.72

Dr. Nicholas Serl 7 Hopkins. James T 30

Nicholas James, Sr 7, 8 Houstoun Family 25 Nicholas James 10 " Claudia Wilhelmina (Bond) 30

Petrus 3, 4 Edward 30

" Col. Peter 4 Sir George 29

Mrs. Samuel 2, 3 " James 32

Samuel 4, 5 Dr. James P. Screven 30 Samuel John 6 John, Governor 32 Thomas F 23 Sir Patrick, 1st Bart...27, 28

D- Thomas Francis Family 59 of Georgia ...2

Bolton Family 42. 46, 48 Patrick.son of Sir George 30 Boltou Royal Lineage 60 General 31 Bouchelle, Susannah 4 Robert James 31 Bowdoin 23 William. Hon 32 Boyd Family 8 Hulton of Hulton Park 55-58

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Johnston Family 33, 34 Royal Lineage of Bolton Family. .60

Col. James 30 Sadler. Henry R 37 " James Marion 34 Schindel, Captain Jeremiah 6

Johnstone, George 30 General S. J. Bayard 6 Kane Family 64 66 Schmidt. Ludwig M 11

Kirkpatrick Family 7 Scott, William = 4

'Kollock Family 35. 36 Seay Family 8 LaFarge Family 66 Shanklin. Rev. James H. 37 Legh Family 59 Shields Family 69

Livingston Family 16, 17 Smith Family 4, 8

Philip Van Brugh 15 St. Clair Family 22, 23 Lockwood Family 66 Standish Family 47 McDonald, Descent from 21 Stames, H. N 27

McBryde, Dr. John McLaren 48, 53 Sterling of Keir 42

Mcintosh Family 11, 15, 36-38 Stockton, Bayard 68, 69 Royal Lineage of 42 Richard 70 George 34 Stuyvesant, Rev. Balthazer 3

of Hohne 39, 43, 44 Sullivan, James .30

McKenzie-McIntosh _ 11 Tennent, Rev. William 4

Menteith of Kerse 17, 41 Tracy Family 8. 9 Moodie Family 33 Van Cortlandt 13

" James 33 Warren Family 63, 64 Nisbett,Hugh 37 Wilson, Gen. James Grant 7

Notes 72. 73 Rev. Leighton _ 7 Parish Registers, Excerpts 38 Wirt, John T, S

Pettit, Col. Charles 6 •' John W 5 Rodgers. Rev, John 4 Woodruff, George 29

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